The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-14

Every day we make prices on Boots and Shoes
other dealers have to pay for their goods.
RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN.
May Henderson, in her new and beautiful
Melodrama, The Indian Princess, at Reeds OPP
era House, Thursday evening. Oct. 18th.
To make talk-Ladies Rubbers at 20 cents per
pair. RUMBAUGH s. CHAPMAN.
Common Pleas Court adjourned to November
9th. Judge Robinson is now holding Court at
Youngstown.
works building.
Rev. Andrew Wilson. next Sunday evening.
will give lecture on Heroism in Common
life''
No one can, does or shall undersell us on
Boots & Shoes. RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Myers, of Akron. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Brown.
Mrs L v. Holden. of Cleveland. is visiting
her sister. Miss Emma Watkins.
Mrs E. L. Winston is visiting her sister, at
Johnsonville. Trumbull county.
Harry Proctor is building new house at the
corner of Freedom and Oak streets.
LII. Phelps. Esq. is in Columbus. on legal
business.
DR.. Mcbride is confined 10 his house with his
old ailment, malaria.
Albert Nichols took Erie rain for Guernsey
County, to buy sheep.
The frost Of Sunday night was followed by a
mild freeze up Monday and Tuesday nights.
Miss Jennie G. Simpson will open Kinder
garten in Room %. Riddle Block. next week
Wednesday. October 2lst.
P. III. Bean received word Monday of the
death of his son-in law, H. H. Polk. at San
Francisco.
Emil Poison and Ed. Wetzell went to Monon-
gehala. Pa yesterday, via the Erie.
Rev. Andrew Wilson went to Akron yester-
day to attend the funeral of j. h. Pendleton. one
of the first Trustees of Buchtel College.
Dr. G. H, Griffin is hard at work arranging
the parts in an Operetta to be given by the
Congregational Y. P. S. G. about January 1
". Mills. of Detroit. is in the city to at
tend the Waggoner-Clewell nuptials this eve
ming.
We are the people for bargains. Read ou
ad. RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN.
Married, October 9th, 1891. by Rev. Andrew
Wilson, at his residence. Francis M. Cady ant
Miss Lula Wilcox, both Of Re otstown.
The semi-annual Convention of the w. c. 7
u of Portage County. will be held in Charles
town. October 23rd.
See Master Bennie Rolfe. the youngest Corne
soloist in the world. at the Opera House, to
morrow, Thursday, evening
Mrs M Baldwin and C. j. Fowler are attend
ing the Ohio State Convention of the W. g. U
at Toledo.
Mrs. D. E. Wells. of Dayton. is visiting Ra
yenna friends, stopping over few days on he
way home from visit to her SON, Benny. i
New York.
If you see it in our advertisement you vii
find it in our store, RUMBAUGH s. CHAPMAN.
Married. October 8, 1891. by Rev. Andrey
Wilson, at the residence of the brides moth e
at Campbelsport. James s. Tull and Miss Ann
NJ. Rood, all of Ravenna.
The Ladies Society of Grace Church will NEE
at the HON e of Mrs. C. S. Leonard. on Mort
Chestnut street, Thursday afternoon. TIE
served at the usual hour.
Again is the Mckinley Bill about to become
father, and the name of the :" infant industry
| will be the american Cigar Makers Trust" !"
Mrs Adam Heisler, who has been confined t
her bed for several weeks. is very low. wit
very little hope of recovery.
Mrs. Mary E. Lease, of Wichita. Kansas. an
Hon John seitz will address the people of POI
tage county. at Ravenna. Wednesday, Oct. 21s
Everybody is invited to come and hear thes
able advocates of the principles of the People
Party. Speaking will commence at O'Clock.
The large audience which gathered at Reed
Opera House last Thursday evening was high
pleased with the entertainn ent given by Edgi
Selden and his admirable company. "Wnl
the Wisp'' is well written play calculated
give an opportunity for the introduction
a large amount of fun and music. and Ed
selden as oiny Darrell. is simply immense
Jack Farrell and Pat McCue were arraign
before Mayor Holcomb last Friday on t
charge of burglarizing the Jordan s. Goodri
! Shoe Factory. They both pleaded not gull
and were held in the sum of $500 each to appe
before the Common Pleas Court.
] The Gibney. Gordon s. Gibney Co. are book
, | at Reeds Opera House, for the entire we
beginning Monday next, October 10Th. Tht
people are great faYorites with our thea
r goers, their performances Fair week last "
giving excellent satisfaction and drawing lal
3 houses They also give away some valua
If presents. Don't fail to attend the opening p
torrance. and secure ticket for the prizes.
An employe of the Buckeye Mower & Rea
u Works, of Akron. writes us, under date of
o. tober II, as follows "rhe Buckeye Move
- | Reaper Works promised the men in the wo
that if we got Mckinley and protection
I, would get more work and better pay, but
stead of that we have been cut down every
Since the beginning of the year the cut ay
ot ages 80 1-3 per cent all around. If that is
as lection. count me out.''
az Aurora Assembly, Pythian Sisterhood.
tiated two candidates into their ranks Wedl
day evening. The Assembly is enjeyin
K steady growth. and the ladies are doing ex
ia lent work for the Order. Those who are elig
- for membership cannot do better thing
," themselves than to join the Sisterhood for
profit and pleasure of social fellowship is
where exempllfed more fully than here
, understand that the SisteFhood proposes TO
the coming winter.
NV Jerry Simpson, the Sockless. spoke } cro
:" ed house last Saturday. He is vigorous tt
and handles his subjects without gloves. 4
of his propositions are undoubtedly correct
differ in no essential feature from the doctl
of the TRUE Peoples Party. His expositic
the hollow hypocrisy of Sherman and McKi
on the silver question was thorough and
and drew out enthusiastic applause from
friends of consistency.