The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-02-11
BIRDSALL & OLIN.
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY. Feb.11. 1891
l9 Valentines
Of every possible description We
have the prettiest things in the
market. G. A. MYERS.

WI have the prettest things e. IN n tn
Nv market. y. A. M EhS.
Col. Royal Taylor has been confined to hi
house few days, with pneumonia.
Harry Sharp and Harry Green attended thu
Stanley lecture Monday night.
R. G. Beatty made business trip to Oil City
Pa. Monday.
H. S. Shannon. of the Revere House. Kent. wa:
in the city Sunday.
New styles Valentines at FoRD's.
Clifford Bradford visited friends in Akron,
Sunday.
Thunder and lightning were the accompani-
ments of copious shower Sunday night.
Mrs. Julia D. Cuts is severely sick with lung
| fever.
| Disciples Church.
| Cook Books free at FoRD's
The Ravenna Firemen aud their friends dance
at the Rink tonight.
II. II. Stevens, Esq, OF Cleveland, was in town
Sunday to attend the funeral of his friend.
Andrew Jackson.
Mesdames E. Hasbrouck, W. d. Arms trong
G. P. Heimes and daughter went to Akron yes
terday.
Mrs. Sarah Bair has purchased the house di-
rectly east of the M. E. Church, from ]. S. Allen.
VIM. Grinnell. Esq, was home from Columbus
Sunday.
Choicest Teas. Coffees and Spices at j. H.
FoRD's.
will attend the Lincoln Banquet at Toledo, to-
morrow.
A new warehouse is being built at the Eagle
Glassworks. Two new pots will be set, Satur-
day.
Sheriff Jones took Helen " Whitworth, Of Kent,
to the Newburg Asylum yesterday, and re-
turned Adaline Eatinger to her home in Ra-
VIENNA as incurably insane.
w. W. Monsey. the fashionable Tailor, has the
finest line of Piece Goods ever shown in the city.
His stock of Spring Woolens embraces foreign
and domestic Suitings. in Thbets. Cheviots. .Clays
and Serges. Also. an exceptionally full line of
Pantaloonings. Workmanship the best. and per-
feet fit guaranteed.
Mrs. NJ. v Reed is spending theI week in
Cleveland. visiting her daughter. Mrs. c. E.
Cook.
Miss Rhoda Twitt returned to Cleveland.
Saturday, after spending the week at her home
in this city
The advertisement of stock for sale. which ap-
peared last week without a signature, was j. S,
Aliens. His name was accidentally omitted. and
consequently the ad" failed to be of any great
benefit.
Co to n. Converse & Sons and see the hand
some new spring Dress Goods, Ginghams and
Prints they are receiving this week
FoRD's Red Seal Baking Powder is guaran-
teed to give satisfaction.
Mr.. W. E Goodrich says there is not much
question about the Goeppinger Tannery being
started up by Eastern parties. He regards it as
a certainty.
Mr. S. Gates, of Portage county. Wis, return
ing from visit to his native place in New
York, made his brother-in-law, Geo. w. Free
man, short visit this week. He is rs years of
age.
Mrs. c. S. Cotter has been. made the recipient
of captains widow pension certificate giving
her $40 per month and an allowance of 50 per
month to her daughter Sarah until she reaches
the age of 16 years. Yesterday she received
vouchers for 81 40 arrears and the first INSTALL
ment of her permanent allowance.
Hon. ID. C. Goldman says it is doubtful about
starting the Diamond this fire, but is very pos
tive that the works will be put in full opera
ton next fall. In fact, he says there is ques-
ton about the matter. News of the most
satisfactory kinds
Package Dixon's Stove Polish and l1xts
inch colored Picture ready to hang up. for &c
at FoRD'S.
A telephone has been placed in the temporary
building at the shoe factory SITE for the benefit of
the contractors. When the factory is completed
the instrument will be placed in the office.
special from Meadville to the Cleveland
Leader. says the Erie has ordered the suspension
of all but local repairs in the shops at Meadvlle
and Kent. throwing out 81 men at the former
| and about forty at the latter.
Miss Gentry. of Cincinnati who made many
| friends in Ravenna during her visits here as
the guest of Mrs. H. L. Beatty. was married
last Thursday at Nashville Tenn to A G..
| Brunsman, of Cincinnati.
N. Converse & Son say they never had such a
grand stock of Lace Curtains to show as they
will have this spring or at lower prices. Go
and see them.
| IS, Allen has purchased strip of land. ten
feet wide. fronting on Oak street. from Mrs. VIM
Wadsworth. He also bought the barn on Mrs
Wadsworth's lot. and will move it off as soon a.
the weather permits.
W L. Poe left for New York City Monday
morning. to purchase the stock for his new
Clothing store. to be opened March End. He will
also visit Philadelphia. and make some selection
| in the Quaker City.
The Humphrey boys, G. W., Arthur and Ed.
members of the Great Western Band. shool
hands with many of their Ravenna friends, Sun
day. They are all engaged with their father il
the manufacture of his patent turbine waite
wheel, which we are pleased to learn is finding
ready sale and giving excellent satisfaction.
Rev, j. G. Fraser, Sec of the State Congrega
tional Home Missionary Society, conducted tn
morning and evening services at the Congrega
tional Church, the morning discourse being de
voted to the interests of the Society of which h
is most faithful and efficient Secretary
Rev. C. v Wilson returned to his home i
Pittsburg. Tuesday. He spent Monday visit
Ing his old parishioners and friends in Raven
, ma. from whom he received a cordial greetin
in remembrance of his pastoral labors here
few years since. He has pastoral charge
5 the Emory NJ. e. Church, one of the leading o.
ganizations in Pittsburg.
. A two story building is in process of col
: struction at the John F. Byers Machine Co
plant. and will be pushed to completion
rapidly as possible. Business al this industl
is at a white heat and the boys are workir
f with might and main to keep up with Il
l. orders. A foundry will probably be add
, later on.
The Rhetorical Contest of two weeks ago was
success in every way save the financial outcom
= We are informed that owing to the extreme
bad weather that evening. the receipts were
Or little short of the expenditures. But the ma
'e ayers. realizing that such an entertainment
more than acceptable to the people of Porta
County. and that liberal patronage ava
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