The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-28


Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Henry Sutliff
had her right hand caught between the carriage
and knife of cigar box trimmer which she was
operating at her husbands factory. whereby the
four fingers of her hand were terribly cut and
mutilated. At first it was thought that amputa-
ton would be necessary. but the attending SUR
geon thinks now that it will not be required,
although the middle finger will probably be
badly crippled and out of shape.
Fresh Taffy Candy, TO flavors-only 10 cents
pound. Choicest Mixed Candies and 10
cents pound. Chocolate Creams, Caramels,
Stick Candies, Peppermint and Winterereen
Lozenges, &c. HOPE NOVELTY STORE
n. Converse Son have a new deal in three
valuable books they are giving away on $500
cash trade. Call and see them, and get card,
Flowers of Italy-A delicate and exquisite
Perfume. at E.C. BELp1NG,s.
Cresset Lodge K. of P. have arranged for the
appearance in Ravenna of the celebrated Alba
Haywood Company. which is booked for the
Opera House. on Monday evening, November
9Th, The successful effort of the K, of p BOYS
In securing such treat for our citizens is graft
| Tying and should be appreciated, as we have
no doubt it will be, The company has no su-
1 perlor and few equals among the very high
class of troupes to which it belongs. Its mem
bers are picked from among the highest talent
the country affords, and none but thorough ar
lists accompany it. 1t is combination of
genius whose appe arance will be cordially
greeted in Ravenna
Thatcher. Primrose and West had one of the
best ballad singers heard here in years, Mr..
Julian Jordan. Not only is he vocalist of ex-
traerdinary ability, but the composer of a great
deal of popular music. His most successful
composition, The Song that Reached NV
Heart.'' is undoubtedly one of the prettiest bal.
lads published in late years. and justly deserves
the run it has had.-TCleveland Leader
Mr. Jordan is now with the Alba Haywood
Company.
Last Thursday evening Dan. Eatinger made
i vicious assault on well known and popular
? young man of this city, because the latter re
3 fused to honor worthless ticket of admission
to the Gibney, Gordon & Gibney entertainment
at the Opera House. He struck him a sayag,
: blow on the side of the head when the recipien
was looking the other way. Before Mayor
Holcomb he was fined S. and costs, amounting
to So. 60.
b. W. Buck met with serious loss last wee]
n In the death of his stallion. Frank The hors
e met with an accidentin the barn, falling in su G.
| way that his hind legs were completely par
;. alyzed. in which condition he fingered unit
Sunday. when death came to his relief. Their
are few if any horses in this section that ar
better known than old Frank. and none wh
e have sired as many good general purpose horses
d with perhaps the exception of his ewn sire, tn
or :" old roan.'' Those who own Buck colts'' SCI
i dom have reason to be ashamed of them, an
= all regret the death of the "old hoss.''
y The presiding election judges of the sever
n voting precincts in Portage County are require
s. by law to meet with the County Board of Elet
lv tion next Friday. at 10 O'Clock am. The Sc
!. ion will be held at the rooms of the Count
~ Commissioners, and the Judges will there r
d ceive their final instructions and be furnisht
or with their supplies. including ballots poll boo
lie tally sheets. blanks sc.
The Alba Haywood company captivated
large audience last evening. The program W
MT delightfully."- varied. just such as the avera
h. audience likes to hear, and only talent of hi,
or order is capable of presenting. and each numb
nd was rapturously encored.-[Er Pa, Times
to The best shoe for the least money. at
SMITH & DAVIS