The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-14
LEFF|NGWELL { HOLDEN.

|LEFFINGWELL { HOLDEN.
Our facilities for buying are such that our
prices on foot wear will be found most favora-
BILE to the buyer. RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN.
Mrs. E. E. Stedman and daughter Ollie. of
Newton Falls. are visiting Ravenna friends.
Mrs. E. c. Belding is quite sick with malarisl
fever.
Little Goldie, the youngest. brightest and best
child artist, with the Indian Princess. Oct. Is.
The: sale of the E. R. Wait JeweIry stock will
continue one or two days longer. Don't miss the
chance to buy. "
A few chestnuts are being marketed.
The manufacture of carbons was commenced
at the Ravenna plant yesterday.
Mrs. T. E. Grail is visiting friends in Pitts
burgh.
w. II. Hart and family leave this week for
Canada, where he will attend Veteriu Try Col
lege.
Mrs Sanford, of st. Paul. Mimi. arrived last
Wednesday for visit to her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Lord.
MIR. and Mrs. M. Gretzinger expect to sail for
America on the 93rd inst. They write that the
trip so far has been a very pleasant one.
W. B. Coffin. superintendent of Florida rail-
road. and whose home Is in Jacksonville. is vis-
iting with F. B. King and family. being brother
of Mrs. King.
The following were granted certifcatesiat the
Teachers examination last Saturday: Allie
Bogue, Carrie E. Kent, Kittie McCracken. L. G.
Dix. Isaac P. Finch. A. D. Kump. c. P. Miller
r. W. Miller, L. E. Ruggles.
E. Il. Murfee. former book keeper for the
Quaker Mills Co.. and subsequently manager of
the Ravenna plant of the American Cereal Co.,
| has been transferred by the Trust from Ravenna
| to Akron. He will continue to make his home
| here for the present at least.
Mr.. an d Mrs. Edward Beckwith. who have
been visiting their daughter. Mrs. D. C. Gard
| ner, for the past few weeks. returned to their
home in Dimondale. Mich. yesterday. with
her sister, Mrs. Perlina Rose. of Edinburgh
who will reside permanently in Dimondale.
Mr.. and Mrs. B P. Converse who with their
| child have been visiting their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. N. Converse and Mr.. and Mrs, Krake, left
for their home in San Antonio Texas. yesteE-
day.
The Ladies of Grace Church have secured the
W, L, Poe store room, on Main St.. and will
serve ia con nection with the Election Supper
regular Society supper. for IS cts. and ho
oysters for IS cts. Commencing at 5 O'Clock
hot oysters. coffee. SC. until II O'Clock.
The High School scholars exercised their right
to petition. and were granted half holiday to-
day. to hear Mckinley" and be enlightened
in political economy on the high pressure bash
of " American =" tin plate "glittering generali
ties," end the nursing of this pulling infant
offspring of the Mckinley tariff.
Wanzor Holcomb returned Monday. from
five weeks visit with his son Harry. in Colorado
Cunning and fishing. coupled with the advent o
a bright little household jewel in Harry's home
during his visit. made up pleasant experience
and greeting in his sojourn in this paradise o
Nimrods and disciples of Isak Walton.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining il
the Post Office at Ravenna, O., Oct. IA, 1891
for period of IA days or more:
Mrs. Will Anderson. Mrs. wv. Anderson. Mrs
Amanda Brown. Mr.. Bearse. Ella NJ Croker
Myer Friend Lille NJ. Johnson Mrs.Susie Klein
Jennie Merrill 2). Mrs. Martha Morris. Mr.,
Mollie Porter.
J. G. BEATTY. P. M.
u We again call the attention of hun tiers to th
fact that quail are not lamful game until tn
10th day of next month. November. 1t is mucl
better to resist the temptation to shoot whe
the birds go up in front of you than to get int
the clutches of Game Warder Kelso, for Charli
is no respecter of persons. and goes for frien
and foe alike.
The Mckinley bill has again blessed Il
workingman. Thanks to the philanthropi
measure the employees of the great Deube
1 UTa
: joying reduction in their wages ranging fro
10 to 25 per cent,
f. The little five years old daughter of Mr. an
r Mrs Herman Kertscher died Monday night.
4 typhoid malaria. after an illness of about tt
=, days. Funeral services will be held at p n
= Thursday The bereaved parents have the syn
- pathy of their many friends in their great q
= Fiction.
,r The blessings of the Mckinley bill are beir
realized by the grateful people of Ravenna e
cry day. The Trusts are aiming at every Of
"a OF its industries not already closed by their ire
K DEGREES. and few more years of Republics
Sc rule will effectually Vindicate the .trustfu
ef features of the worse. than-w war-tarif act,
ar applied to this TWIN.
81 good Democrat left town yesterday for Ge
eva. O.. but if Mckinley were as certain of ele
ton as that George Rogers will return from Ge
eva. o., in time to vote for Gov. Campbell.
% would not go round in the State posing as t
- "laboring mans friend" or any other maj
+" friend. He would simply sit down, and act ma
rs ral
n W. E. Goodrich has returned from Bostc
re- bringing with him a lot of new hands, and a n
er- foreman for the cutting room. Affairs are pr
ro- crossing finely at the factory. new hands bel
constantly added. The only difficulty lays in t
nj inability of the Company to fill the large ord
es. that keep piling upon their hands. But this l
instalment of experienced help viii help tn
ell out greatly.
bic The town IS gayly decorated with flags. bu
Tor ing. and American tin plate.' in honor of
Inc coming in to town of the man whose politi
no. fortunes have waned so low as to be under
we necessity of stirring up the brethren in
I've st rongest Republican section of the State.
ing we heartily welcome Sir William. for ev
speech he makes adds a multitude of votes
Wd- Campbell. and doubly insures the great De-
ker cratic victory Of next month.
any The library of Adelbert College of West
ana Reserve University. at Cleveland. is receiN
mes large additions. Its departments of German
OF Romance languages are said to be unexce
lley among college libraries.
ust.
all Extra low prices on Wall Paper. at
TORPEY