The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-09-23

agree to close our places of business at six o'clock
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. OCTOBER 5th. 1891. ex-
cept on MONDAY and SATURDAY Evenings.
Also. to keep open our places during the Holi-
days, on and after first Monday in December. or
December 7th. 1891. until first Monday in Janu-
ary, 1S92-then to assume closing at six O'Clock,
except on Saturday evenings.
N. CONVERSE i SON.
AT. SMITH.
D. M. CLEWELL,
P.W SNYDER.
RAvENNA O., Sept. 11th. 1891.
New Wall Paper this week. at TORPEY'S.
Go to Browns bakery for fine cakes.
The new foundry is doing good business.
Colds and marital troubles are quite prevalent.
T. J, Finch and wife. of Alliance. are visiting
relatives and friends in town.
The Olin Excursion leaves Ravenna at 1880
O'Clock Wednesday morning next, Sept. 30.
Frank Lowrie. of Pittsburgh. called on his
Rayenna friends during the past week.
Mrs. Ida Chittenden returned Saturday from
a two weeks visit with friends in Cleveland,
Miss frankie Reynolds of Brimfeld. is visit
ing Ravenna friends.
with Judge Robinson on the bench.
Blowing was resumed at the Enterprise Chin
ney Works. Monday.
Mrs E. R. Wait and sister. Mrs. Emily Morri-
son. returned from their Eastern trip. yesterday.
George D. johnson entered the Huron Street.
Cleveland. homeopathic College. a student.
yesterday.
Sickness has incapacitated officer Goodenough
for duty. the past week.
J.E. Sharp is confined to his home by sickness.
W. S. Elson is seriously indisposed by an attack
of typhoid fever.
The Jordan & Goodrich Shoe Factory is to be
lighted By incandescent lights.
Mrs George F. Douthitt entertained large
party of friends with progressive euchre. Fri
day night.
T. Smith returned from the East Thursday
night. having purchased complete stock of
shoes fer the new firm.
A merry-go round putting in the time before
the Fair, furnished amusement for the young
people last week. just west of the Park.
Those who expect to join the olin Excursion
will remember that the train leaves Ravenna at
Z 80 a. m. Wednesday. Sept. 80.
ard Wednesday to enable the teachers and
pupils to have plenty of time to attend the Fair.
Al. G. Field and his Famous Minstrels travel
on vestib uled train of their own, consisting of
baggage and sleeping cars.
You will now find a grand line of new Fall
goods, if you call at the store of
N. CONVERSE s. SON.
Extra low prices on Wall Paper. at
ToRPEY's.
The C. & P. examination car was here Monday
night, and passed an examination on the train
men and telegraphers residing here.
The Loudin Jubilee Singers will give concert
at the Congregational Church. Tuesday eve..
Oct 9th, in the interest of the Methodist and
CONGREGATIONAL Young Peoples Societies.
Twenty-Five tickets were sold by the P. & W.
last Thursday. at the Ravenna station. for the
K. of P. excursion to the Pittsburgh Exposition.
The weather for the pastswe elk has ripened up
the corn rapidly, and some farmers have COM
menced cutting the crop.
Potatoes are rotting badly in some localities
while in others they are reported all right and
/ a splend crop,
! L. e. Bowman did not leave for New York
| until Monday, having received word that his
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presence there was not necessary before Tues
day.
The carpenters have com pleted their work or
P. o. Woods new res idence. on Prospect St.
and the painters are putting on the finishing
| touches.
Judge Ingeil returned from his Arkansas TRIP
of thirty-fve days. Saturday. bronzed by the rays
of the luminary that shines upon its unrecon-
structed denizens.
The site for the match factory has been select
ed. and work will be Immediately commenced or
its buildings, which will be pushed to speedy
completion.
The abundance of fruit on the market. woule
indicate that the spring time prophecies
scarcity. were nipped in the bud.
Mrs. Alfred Eatinger. an insane inmae OF th'
Infrmary for some years. died at that Institution
Monday forenoon. Funeral services were helt
at the vault in Maple Grove Cemetery. at p m
yesterday. Rev. Andrew Wilson officiating,
The Famous Mignani Family of five people
classical musicians, are with the AL. G. Fiel
minstrels, Reeds Opera House. Wednesda.
evening, Sept 80.
Miss Ruby McNeal. of Meadville. Pa. VIII
was attending school here. is quite sick wit
malarial fever, at the residence of her cousir
Mrs Harry Paine. The young lady's mothe
arrived Saturday.
If you have any idea of visiting any point
the East, consult the managers of the Olin e.
g cursion. and make arrangements to go wit
| them. They leave Wednesday morning at Z 3
An application for the appointment of qua
dian for Ada Bradford. of Chariestown, on Il
ground of imbecility. was heard by Judge Inge
] yesterday. upon which his decision will be re-
dered today.
\ horse attached to an empty carriage. ma
an effort to lower the running record. in a live
runaway on Meridian street. Sunday. A dal
aged vehicle was trophy of the animals spec
Philo Bierce went to Batavia, ILL.,. we
= ago in response to a telegram announcing
dangerous sickness of his sister. who resit
at that place.
Judge Writmire. of Kansas will address
people at Kent Friday evening, on politi
issues He is one of the ablest advocates of
N doctrines of the Peoples Party.
In digging the hole in which to place the la
III telephone pole. at the corner of the Poe build
the workmen encountered some very heavy ii
mr. bers about two feet below the surface. VIII
indicated that at some period in the early l
tory of Ravenna corduroy road existed
Main street.
report was circulated Tuesday to the eff
that the price of admission to the Fair wo
be so cents. This is a mistake. and was pre-
bly, started for the purpose of keeping pei
away. The price of admission will be, as
been advertised, TWENTY-FIVE cents, and
more.
~ c. H. Laubert was thrown from his bu
while driving home from the Fair Grou
I Monday evening, by colliding with the ri
- Mr.. Lafayette Smith. Fortunately no one
seriously injured, although Mr. Lambert
ceived some severe bruises and wrenches
- thills of Mr., Smiths buggy were broken
- 4ba barncSs Somauhat da,noralizad