The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-04

REV. ANNA B. SHAW. Pastor of the Protes-
tant Methodist Church. in Washington. D. O..
will address an audience on Saturday evening. at
the Methodist Church. ommencing at 7:30 o'cl'k
Subject. The Proletariat at Home" An ad-
mittance fee of Is cents will be charged at the
door. Miss Shaw. as practicing physician among
the poorer classes of N. Y. City, has acquired
material for conscientious work. What she tells
she knows; what she desires she clearly explains;
what she has accomplished shows the ring of
genuine merit. Let no one fail to hear this
one of the most foremost women on the Ameri-
can lecture stand.
Ralph Waldron died at his home in Brim
field, Monday, November 2, of typhoid fever
He was son of the late Charles Waldron. and
SON. in law of j. T. Williams. of Brimfeld. His
funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 a. M. the
third anniversary of his marriage. The SER
vices will be conducted from the home, by Rev
Andrew Wilson who of1ciated at his marriage.
He was member of Rockton Lodge, F. s. A NJ
and of Brimfeld Grange, the members of which
orders will attend in body.
Mr.. w aldron was young man of bright pro-
mise and unexceptionable character. md his
death is sad blow to his afflicted family and
| relatives. and great loss to the community in
| which he lived. He leaves w2fe, one child,
| q widowed mother, and three brothers and two
sisters. and host of friends.
FL. F. Caris is naturally much pleased at the
fine condition of his brick trade and very kindly
accorded PRESS reporter an audience, in which
| he said that his business prospering as well
| as he could wish. Among the numerous large
orders booked by him lately, are the following
100. 600 for Barberton, $4,000 for Mantua Station.
two car loads for Garrettsville. and 10000 for
Wadsworth. o. While he expressed his gratif
cation at this excellent showing. he was still
more elated at the magnificent campaign of Gov.
Campbell, and said he hoped for "stll better
news next Tuesday night" Mr.. Carts is a good
business man. and good Democrat.
William Holloway. who has entered the en-
ploy of the Globe Carbon Co., as a moulder, re.
Gently inherited snug little sum of money
amounting to about $4,000. His brother. james
H. Holloway. of Queyman's Junction, N. Y.
chief train dispatcher on the N. Y. Central Rail-
road. has been actively engaged for long time
in endeavcring to establish the rights of himsel
and heirs to lot of land conditionally decided
to the city of N Y. by his grandfather, claiming
that the property reverted to the estate by vrtu
of violation of the terms of the conveyance
After prolonged litigation. final decision re
suited in his favor.
Last Sunday, between ~ and O'Clock, Lev
Jackson, wife and daughter Clara. the latter
young lady of % years, were returning iron
Church to their home in Aurora, and as the
g were crossing the Erie railroad. in deep Gu
north of the Center, they were struck by tn
west bound Express train. which, being late
Il was running at very rapid rate of speed, MI
e jackson was instantly killed. the daughter S
badly injur ed that she died the same evening
r. and it is not thought possible for Mr.. Jackso
- to recover.
The accident happened at place where
steep descent is made to the track, which az
proaches the crossing by sharp curve. Th
d, family were heavily enveloped in wraps to pre-
N tect them from the severe wind, and it is SUI
is posed for that reason did not hear the al
te preaching train. The daughter. Miss Clar
es was about p years of age. aud young lady
at most exalted worth and attainments. She graz
s. uated last summer with high honors from IL
g, Wooster High Schools and was preparing
I'd enter upon her chosen life work of teachin
or The funeral of mother and daughter will
s. held tomorrow. at II a m from the house al
h. p. m. from the Church at Aurora Center, NJ
he jackson is a brother of the late Andrew Jacl
son, of this city.