The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-07
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA, WEDNESDAY, Oct. I. 1891



Ii you never saw a true son of the Emerald
Isle, go to Reeds Opera House, tomorrow night.
Mrs E, M, Robinson is receiving new Fall
goods. Call and see them.
For the latest styles of Fall Millinery. go to
Mrs. e. NJ. Robinson's.
Bargains every day and hour, at Smith &
Davis.'
wv. Jordan went to Chicago Saturday morn.
ing on business trip.
See the big dog Rover. at Reeds Opera House
night in " Will o. the Wisp.''
Johnson 6 Co. furnished the Jordan s. Good
rich people 10000 shoe boxes during September.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gouldin. last
a girl.
Miss Mary Snyder. of Bourbon. Ind. is visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w.
Snyder. Cedar st.
A carload of new scenery to be seen in the
great production of '' Will o. the Wisp'' at the
Opera House, Thursday night.
Mrs. A. Il. Sdllman, of Little Rock, Ark,
who has been visiting friends here, returned to
her home Monday,
Come in and see our new pictures Very
pretty and very cheap. G. A. MYERS
Frank Ford Son have completed the addition
to their Seed Warehouse. necessitated by their
business.
Miss Thalia H. Bean left via the Erie, Oct
Bird, for Chicago. to visit Mrs. F e. Jocelyn, and
her cousin. Mrs. Blanche Kirkenwell, (nee
Moore.)
W. R. Dronberger will hold Stock Sale at
his farm in Rootstown. Monday Oct 18th. See
his advertisement in another column.
The Ladies of Grace Church will serve supper
on Election night. from to ~ O'Clock.
z A little Democrat arrived at the home of F. C.
Park last night. but this will not improve Gov.
CampbelIs chances of reelection. as SHE is not
a voter. Mother and daughter doing nicely.
Attend the Democratic meeting at Riddles
Hall Friday evening.
Go to Smith s. Davis for your boots and shoes
Remember the Democratic Club to be formed
Friday night. Let every Democrat go prepared
to assist in its formation.
The quilt made by the ..Wlr and Way, Club,
was drawn by Mr.. Peter Flath, last evening.
The new Shoe stor re of Smith 6 Davis is just
what the people have been waiting for.
The Akron Fair opened Tuesday and contin-
ues four days. This is always one of the best
fairs in Northern Ohio. and promises to keep
mp its reputation this year.
Married, September so. 1891. by Rev. Andrew
Wilson, at his residence. VIM. D. Noble, of
Villa Grove Ill and Miss sareh j. Beery. of
Ravenna,
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew Wilson
will lecture on The Fitness of Things
Mrs S, N. E. Battles. of Akron. o.. invites the
Ladies of Ravenna to attend free private lee
ture at the Old Universalist Church, on Spruce
street. at O'Clock p. m. Oct. 18th,
You make mistake if you buy Wall Paper
before you see our goods and getour prices.
c. A. MYERS.
See the pretty Colleens at the May Day festiv-
tiles at Reeds Opera House. Thursday night.
Why pay 20 or 25 cents for Wall Paper that we
are selling for 19K cents We have the best
assortment of gilt papers. at 12H cents double
roll to be fonnd in Portage County.
G. A. MYERS
The W. c. T U. extends thanks to all who con-
tributed towards their dinners given at the Fair
Also, those who have not had their dishes re-
turned can have them by calling at Mrs. Nc
Conveys on Walnut street.
Be sure and see Edgar Selden in " W ill o. the
Wisp," at Reeds Opera House, Ravenna. ON
Thursday night, Oct sth.
Mrs. P W. Snyder and mother. Mrs. R. Brobst
of Brimfeld. left via G. & P. Tuesday morning.
on pleasure trip, visiting among friends and
relatives at Pittsburgh. Philadelphia. Baltimore
and New York. They will return about Nov. lst.
Invitations are out for the wedding of DR.. Geo.
J. Waggoner and Miss Mary Clewell ,at the home
of the bride. next Wednesday evening. The
ceremony will be performed at 6 O'Clock. in the
presence of the near relatives. after which the
young couple will tender a reception from to IL
Frank Black pleaded guilty to housebreakinG
in the daytime, and was sentenced to the work
house for 80 days. and to pay the costs. amount
| ing to $19.14. by Judge Robinson. last Thursday
Black is black in this case. as the incorrigibls
crook had just been released rom the Work.
when arrested for this offence.
Officer Kelso arrested a man walking aloDl
Mantua street. in Kent. Wednesday evening
who had under his arm lot of fancy goods tina
| from their character and make up suggested t;
the officer the probability of their having beer
| on exhibition and stolen from some Fair. On
| of the articles had the name of H. A. Taylor in
| scribed on it.
L. Ell. Bean, the well known live stock auc
tioneer, left Tuesday for Burgettstown, Pa, t
sell herd of Shorthorn cattle. From there
goes to Iowa City Iowa, to sell 90 head of trot
ing bred horses and from there to South Dakc
ia. then to Toledo, o., Rensselaer,. Ind. Jane:
town, N. Y, Meadvillc, Pa, and back to low
again. He expects to be absent 80 days.
A dispatch was received Thursday mornin
from Mrs. c. w Force. at Columbus, announ,
| inc tIa Of har hnS in hot nj
Force came to Ravenna, from Mantua, four
five years ago and took position as Clerk
the Etna House. After Gov. Campbell w
elected he secured position as Guard in Il
Ohio Penitentiary, and was holding this pos
tion at the time of his death. His renal
passed through Ravenna Friday morning
Mantua Station.
In addition to gold bowed spectacles whi
were mentioned last week as being stolen fro
the house of j ]. Boles, the thief or thieves al
carried away an overcoat, suit of heavy cIot
ing, fine white shirt. pairs socks, lar
white silk scarf. and gold breast pin. T
overcoat was found hidden in clump of bush
, a short distance from the house. but the 9th
articles are still missing.
Shrimp, Potato and Fruit Salads, were a re
elation of culinary art to the PRESS epicul
MOAudyS IL UeluS pdldu LAY OL MrS. EWin
Cooking School. A nicely garnished dish of thu
delicious :" compounds'' of ingredient and flaw
presented by member of the Glass; was m
critically and palatably discussed, and the inf
:, lible test. The proof of the pudding is in the e
: ing," deliciously emphasized their epiurean G
cellence. and demonstrated the practical resu
n of Mrs. Ewing's instructive theories and lessc
q in cookery.
nj.
Nellie Bradford was celebrated at high nc
today. at the residence of the brides moth
l' three miles north of this city,