The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-21
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, Oct. e1, 1891


evening.
The Thurman Club meets Friday evening, a
Riddles Hall.
Sunspots knock the spots off from any S cen
Cigar under the sun. E. G. BELDING has them.
Erie business. both passenger and freight
continues very heavy.
DIR. nj. G. Mcbride is, we regret to say. still
confined to the house with malaria.
Merits & Riddle shipped funeral car to New
port, Pa and TWO to FIT Wayne. last week.
The storm doors are up for the winter at tn,
Court House.
Flowers of Italy-A delicate and exquisite
Perfume, at E. c. BELDING's.
Mrs. Ina Slaughter, of Chicago. is visiting
relatives and friends at her old home
Mrs. c. Wood was in Cleveland. Thursday.
Gloves and Mittens at cut prices.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
McCue and Farrell. the shoe factory burglars
are in the Warren jail. 1t was found too ex.
pensive to guard them in the Court House.
Mr.. Minyoung G. son of Lafayette Minyoung, OF
Paris has returned from Springfield. O., to vote
for the peerless Campbell.
| John x. Smith and wife have returned from a
tive years residence in Concord, KY, and will
locate near Warren.
S. A. Trowbridge and family. of Edinburgh
have moved into the house recently purchased
by him. on South Chestnut street.
Unity Lodge No. 12. F. s. A. NJ. will hold lis
regular Communication Monday evening. Octo-
| ber 26th
M. Waller and o. P. sperra. Esq, of this
I1aIv, In 10
lumbus, attending the Grand Lodge. F. & A. NJ
English Violet-Grateful as the fragrance of
the flower from which it is distilled. at
1206-3t E. c. BELDINGs.
Mr.. 81. w. Riddle is in Cincinnati on business
Miss Frances Wildes left for Ada. Monday.
| to resume her studies in the Institute.
Over $50 manufactures have reduced the
| became law
Theshoe factory employees enjoyed themselve:
| by holding dance at the factory last Wednes
day night. The dance was great success
In spite of the Injunction and the strenuous
efforts to stranele the boot and shoe industry
| in Ravenna at its birth. the Jordan s. Goodrich
Company pays 1876 hands every Friday.
Charles Bietz was over from Akron Monday.
Mrs o. Il. Griffin is slowly recovering from
the effects of her fall two weeks ago. by which
sE badly sprained one OF her ankles.
Massassoit Chief only needs the puff of the
smoker to certify that it is the best Cigar sold in
Ravenna. Try one. at E. G. BELDING's,
The September sale of tickets at the Erie Office
in this place amounted to $2.13O. which is con-
sidered an unusually good showing.
H. L. Smith has moved from the Riddle Block
to one of Mr.. Riddles elegant new houses on
North Elm street.
A true grade has been established along the
sidewalk course from the Etna to the CONNER
cial Hotel. Now that the elegant new walk is
| down in front of DR.. A. w. Alcorn's residence
no portion of Main Street presents finer ap-
pearance. IN the sidewalk line. than this.
Mrs. Theodore Mil es and Mrs. Sylvia DeCamp
of Cincinnati. are guests of D. G. and D. II
Gardner and families.
| Try one of E. G. BELONGS Key West Cigars.
and be convinced that they are the best dime
| smoker made.
| Geo. W. Freeman has been confined to the
house a few days, with an attack of malaria,
but is out again.
| Hon. w. C. Warner will address the people
at Kent this evening, on the tariff question.
| C, Nichols. who came out with the Olin
| Excursion from Brooklyn. Mich.. to visit For
! tage County friends, returned to his home yes
! terday.
Ell Merito is one of the finest cent Cigars in
| the market. Try one. at E. C. BELDING's.
Carson Kennedy. of Detroit Mich. called OF
Sheriff Jones last Friday on his way to Palmyr,
where his wife is taking care of her ageG
|
settlers of that township.
The wife of Fred Cox swore out a comp lain
charging him with assault and battery, bu
failed to prosecute further. and the matter was
dropped for lack OF evidence.
President John King, Vice President E, B
Thomas. General Mansger Tucker and severa
other high up Erie officials passed through Ra
VIENNA in a special train yesterday, enroute 70
Chicago.
Mrs. DR.. Benz. Pitman, who has been visitin,
friends in Charlestown, her former hom e, too
Erie train IL for Elmira. N. Y, yesterday.
Night Blooming Cereus-The breath and ac
me ofsweetness. at E. c. BELDING's.
E R. Crowell was home from Cedar Rapid
over Sunday. He will move to his Iowa hom
some time next month.
George Flath was oFer from Akron Monda,
j. H. Dussel and wife drove to Akron sunda
where they were guests of Emil Cook, on Mort
hill.
Paradise Pink-All that its name indicates.
Edenic fragrance. at &c. BELDINe's.
Rev. W. A. Belding. of Troy. N. Y. was tt
guest of his brother. E. G. Relding. over Sunda
Mrs. E. C Belding has been very sick for
number of weeks " ith neuralgia and malari
fever. She is improving very slowla.
The Shoe Factory has been running until 9:
p, m. since Monday, and will continue to be
/, during the remainder of the week.
|. Alpine Lilac-one of the finest of Extracts.
l20o-3t E. G. BELDING's.
Rev. W. B. Hollipgshead, of ppleton. MINI
has made short visit to his father. On Il
18th inst. he preached two acceptable sermo
( in the III. e Church.
The Fagot Social held by the Epworth Lea O
on the evening of the 18th. at the residence
Smith Sanford, ESQ.,. was a season of enjoyme1
Lotus Lilly-Always avorite with the Iadi
To be had at E. C. BELONGS
George Heisler. of Youngstown, was arrest
one day last week for assault and battery
John Byer. of Rootstown, and fined SIS and Co
by Mayor Holcomb,
Nicholas Amick died at his home wet
: Pepin lake after short illness. of in1lamn
~ tion of the bowels. He leaves a widow a
"a several children.
O. Lilly of the Valley-The odor of odors in so
rs and lasting favor. at E, C. BELp1NG's
P. II. Bean sold 140 bushels of potatoes
$40, at the VIM. H. Button sale, in Bedfo
last Wednesday. The average price of potat
at that time was about IS cents.
Word was received last Friday that Cant,
gs L. F. Wilcox had been stricken with paraly,
extending over one entire side Great fears
:" entertained that he will suffer a second she
- in which case it is not thought he can posi-
" survive.
"a The Annual Convention of the Portage Cou
v, Sunday School Union will be held at Freedo
Ohio. Wednesday and Thursday, October 2
and 29th, 1891, in the Congregational Chur
An interesting program will be present
ConVeyances will meet trains 81 and 3s at Fl
dom Station.