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

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Miss Nina Harris returned Tuesday from
months visit with friends Ia sWissEale. Pa.
. Election Supper by the ladies of Grace Church
We handle goods of all the leading makes il
the country. SMITH q Davis.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pitkin. Monday
night daughter.
Willie, the little SON of c. j. Stanford is sicl
with mild form of diptheria,
Opera House open until II O'Clock Tuesday
night .l3f IA g335 fftssfssil 4lss4tgHfsls1
Pride Of FloridaAA pure Havana Cigar for
cents. at e q - A33s %. G. BELDING's.
Get your seats for Electric Spark. Tuesday
evening, and get the Election Returns.
Lilly of the Valley-7The odor of odors in song
and lasting favor. at E. c. BELDING's.
Madam Jauneschek, at Opera House Friday
evening. Nov. 9th, .St "a.
Michael Mnlvey is quite sick with typhoid
fever. at his home in the northeast quarter. OF
the township.
:. Alpine Lilac-one of the finest of Extracts. at
12O6-3t &c. BELD1NGs.
| WI. Beckley andIRobert H. Day have formed
La partnership for the practice of law. Their
office is over Beckley's store.
| New Cioaks received at Converse's this week.
| Rev. j. II. Hol1ingshead went to Pittsburgh
this morning, to of6ciate at the funeral of an
| old friend.
| Ell Merito is one of the finest cent Cigars in
| the market. Try one. at E. G. BELDING's.
A iagman has been stationed at the c. s. P.
Main street crossing. and the gates will be put
| in soon.
Mrs. s. e. Hanks end Miss Mabel Hanks re-
turned from the East Saturday
Alba Haywood as humorist and imperson-
| ator has no equal. His versatility is wonder
full I Topeka. Kas., State journal.
Try one of E. G. BELD1NG's Key West Cigars.
! and be convinced that they are the best dime
smoker made.
Gentlemen staying out late for election returns
will find hot oysters coffee. &C., at the w. L. Poe
store room.
| Mrs. I. H. Phelps will return to Ravenna to-
morrow after four weeks visit in Massachusetts.
Miss Elsie Branch and Mrs, George French,
] daughters OF Seth P. Branch. of this township.
have inherited large property from deceased
relatives. in indianapolis.
English Yiolet-Grateful as the fragrance of
the flower from which it is distilled. at
1206-3t 3. G. BELD1NG's.
The Ladies of Grace Church extend very
cordial invitation to their friends to patronize
them Tuesday. Nov. Sd. at the W. L. Poe store
room. on Main Street. Supper ready at o'clock
for Is cents. Hot Oysters until II o'clock. for Is
cents.
B. Madole drew the tete, Geo. Chalfant the
two plush chairs, and Frank Merits the plush
rocker and easy chair, at the close of the Gibney
Gordon Entertainment Saturday night.
| Mrs. 7. H. Ford went to Indianapolis, Mon
day. to assume the duties of First Assistant
/ Corresponding Secretary of the C. w. B. M.
She expects to be absent about one year.
Lotus Lilly-Always favorite with the ladies
To be had at E. c. BELDING's.
Go to Converses' for grand line of new fal
and winter goods, and you viii get your money:
worth, every time.
The Republican majority in Portage Count,
will be materially diminished by the aid of tht
newly and fully fledged "calamity croakers,
upon whom new light dawned at the Campbell
meeting.
N. Converse & Son have just received a larg
new stock of Gloves and Mittens direct from
the manufacturers.
WANTED-Eyerybody to know that at c. a
MYERS is the best and cheapest place in Por
tage County to buy Wall Paper.
Be sure and go to the Supper in the Univer
salist Church Friday evening, and see what tn
men can do.
The M. E. Church Society will give a Mus
AND MILK and PUMPKIN PIE SOCIAL, at th
Town Hall, Shalersville, Thursday. Novembe
9th. Supper served from to O'Clock. Goo
program.
Mrs. Joe Davis and little daughter Helen,
Youngstown are visiting her parents Mr. an
Mrs. Theodore Mason on West Main st. The
came last Saturday, and will remain about tW
weeks.
We regret to learn of the severe Illness of OF
friend Ralph Waldron. of Brimfield. who
quite low with malariaI fever.
Warren Sherman. a prominent citizen
Brimfeld. died on Monday, of complication
diseases. He had been a sufferer for Ion
time ,and few weeks since took western tr
in the hope of obtaining relief. returning abol
ten days ago, and failing..rapidly until his deaf
:. Sunspots knock the spots off from any ce
Cigar under the sun. E. G. BELDING has them.
just received-a car load of Red Cedar Sh
giles, Also. full stock of Pine and Hemlot
Shingles constantly on hand.
y r. SMITH & CO
1T The men of the Universallst Church and CO
g gregation will furnish an Oyster Supper in Il
Dining Hall of the Church next Friday evenil
from to 8. Tickets Is cents. All are cordial
invited.
Ever since the organization of the Universs
1r ist Church. the first Sunday in November
,e been devoted to services in memory of depart
friends. Next Sunday. at 10 a. m. Memori
Services win be held. to which all are cordial
invited. The Inseperable Companion is t
subject of the lecture in the evening.
The following postal card from Port Clintt
o.. to Alba Haywood, explains itself:
ALBA-Come again. tsignedl
THE WHOLE TOWN
Monday afternoon Mrs John S. Brigham /
occasion to go to Adam Heisler's blacksm
shop to inquire about lame horse which
had taken there to be shod, and from there
tered the rear of the stove store of c. A. Be
ley, her son-in-law. There is trap door
of medately in front of this entrance, which
o. been opened for the purpose of elevating ST
n, from the basement, and before any one CO
give warning, Mrs. B. opened the outside d
ro, and fell through the opening, striking her he
ers in her fall, on a stove, which an employe
blacking. One side of her head was fearf
cut and bruised, also her forehead, and the
tire upper portion of her face is mass of br
es. 1t is thought that the stove was the c
thing that prevented her from breaking her nt
s' Her injuries, while very serious, are not regs
Err ed as dangerous, but it will take long time
her to recover from the effects of her teri
aU fall, as the shock was very great to her er
q system, and she is a lady about 60 years old
~. %Frederick Caris. an old and respected resit
of Kent. died Tuesday morning, October Z
aged II years. He had been in poor health
a long time but his death was quite sudden
unexpected. Funeral services were held
%. m. on Thursday, from the residence.