The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-03-25
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n AlDCld dl dIIOndSe is SOl1C1teQ.
c. G. Bentley spent Sunday at his mothers
home in Randolph.
Miss Wing is spending the vacation week
with Akron friends.
Do not fail to call and see the elegant line Of
goods shown by NJ. X. Berie.
THE Seranade.'' written expressly for the
AdeibeTt Glee Club, makes great hit as sung
by Kerruish and Club.
Alliance will have free letter delivery after
April 1st with four carriers. The postofice at
! Mt Union is to be discontinued,
See clippings from Cleveland Leader and
Plain Dealer Of March 20 on Adelbert Glee and
Banjo Concert. in another column.
Everybody will be courteously treated by
calling on NJ K. Berie.
Mr.. VIM. Pumper. of Jacksonville, Ill. is
visiting Miss L. Josinah Stockwell..
Rev. A. c. Welch and wife of Youngstown
are visiting her parents. Rev. and Mrs. James
H. Hollingshead.
DR.. Leider, of Akron. was in the city Sunday
afternoon and night. returning to Akron the
next morning.
Mrs. Eliza Trotter of Salem. an aunt of J. S.
and A. T. Smith. Of this city. died at her home
in that city last Friday. Her funeral was held
Sunday,
In keeping with the attractive and inviting
ordering of his house, new sign adorns the
store of W. T. NcConney.
Robert heeds the Injunction as to placing
your banner on the outer walls, and in bold
nj 0f at wit h.
in the popular clothing house of j. c. Beatty &
Son.
Mrs. D. C. Gardner and daughter Mildred
went to Dimondale. Mich, this morning, to
visit her parents, expecting to be absent two or
three weeks.
day, to attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Eliza Trotter which was held at her late resi-
dence in that city at 10 O'Clock, Sunday.
George senyard, of Cleveland was in the city
last Saturday. Mr. senyard is an artist of COR
siderable distinction in the line of portrait
painting.
Rev. IL. ID Staufer. pastor OF Garrettsvilie NJ.
E, Church. occupied the II. E pulpit here last
Sunday morning and evening, preaching two
excellent discourses Holy sacrament was ad.
ministered in the morning.
By an unfortunate oversight the admirable
article in last weeks PRESS, entitled Bal
ancing the Reform Account" was not credited,
as it should have been. to Harper's Weekly.
In letter from 4. B. Griffin dated at Eustis
Fla, the 14th inst. to his daughter. Mrs. Esty.
he states that he is certainly much better than
when he left home
Tha
about all laid and quite lot of wall laid. The
bad weather delays matters. but great deal is
| accomplished " between storms" nevertheless.
The boiler and engine. brick. tile and pressed
| brick machines, with all their attachments for
ornamental brick. sc , &c. have been received
| by the Ravenna Brick Tile Co. 1t is intend
| ed to commence operations by April 1st.
All the blanks now in use by the P. s W. r.
| R. Co will be replaced by those having the B.
| & heading by April 1st. So says agent Merits
| at this place On the B. & o folder just out
the map shows the new main line route to Chi
| cago via P & W. and its extension from Akron
| to Chicago Junction.
| A recent number Of the Citrograph, publishes
| at Redlends, Cal. in giving the building statis
| tics of that thriving city, includes among the
num5er Newton, as building 81, ,2o0 cot
tage. He is son of C. A. Newton. of this city
| His Portage county friends will be pleased to
learn of his evident prosperity.
| D. w. Goss has concluded to become a resi-
dent of the city where his business interests are
centered, and is now moving his household
goods from Mt. Union. He will live on Pratt
! street. Mr.. Goss will be a valuable citizen anc
we are very glad for the opportunity to welcome
him to Ravenna.
| F. Z. Park will now be headquarters for the
CORRECT time. This enterprising time keeper
| ii always q" timely' in keeping his " time - III
| with the times, and this time he has made ar
| rangements to have his time timed by the Off
cial time at Washington. By which we meaI
to say that an electric clock, connected by wire
with the Washington timer has been placed il
his store.
Isai iah Linton, one of the most honored citi
zens of Ravenna. died at his home at the hour o
p: M. Monday. of heart failure. He was taker
suddenly and violently i'll last Saturday while il
Cleveland. and was brought home as soon as pos
sible. but grew rapidly worse in spite of all tha
could be done for him.
Mr.. Linton was born September 90, 1917, il
Washington, Co., Pa. He was with the B. & o. a
one of its civil engineers four years, leaving a
the age of q to enter the employ of the Pittsbur
and Connellsville r. R.. where he continued til
1S47 when he located in Ohio Assistant En-
gineer of the c. & P. R. R.. with which compan!
he remained to the day of his death. In 1910 b
married Miss Victoria Dutton. of Washington Co
Pa, who died in 1874 leaving one daughter. Mrs
) Ellen Galway, of W. Va. In 1849 he married
} Miss Mary Riley. of Brownsville. Pa. who will
two children. VIM. H. and Miss Edith. surviv
; him. One other son was born to them, Luther
} now deceased.
, Mr.. Linton was a valuable citizen and mai
| of great ability and worth, whose life was exem
. pliied the qualities of a true and noble man
: hood.
3 Funeral services will be held tomorrow. at l
? a. M, from the house, Rev. James Ii. Hollings
head offieiatinp