The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-18
Grown Jewels.
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
KAvENNA. WEDNESDAY. nov. s. 1891

Thanksgiving Dinner at the Miller House.
The first cold wave Of the season struck this
section Tuesday.
J.H FORD always makes low prices.
Furnished room tc rent. D. H. GARDNER.
Court met last Saturday and adjourned on the
same day until next Monday. the 2srd.
A change of time was made on the P. w.
Sunday. Two additional B. & o, freights were
also put on.
Boys sleds, steel Traps, sc.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Prof John G, Scorer at the NJ. E. Church to-
night Admission 25 cents. children 10 cents
! See the Little Busybody, at Keeds Opera
House Friday evening.
| The Ladies Society of Grace Church will meet
at the residence of Mrs. e. 9, Comstock to-
morrow afternoon Tea served at the usual
hour.
Miss Gail Thompson has been at home for the
past week with severe bilious attack. She IS
considerably better now.
When you are looking for Woolen Yarns of
any kind, go to Converse's. Splendid Saxony at
10 cents skein.
Best Bread and Cake at Ford's.
Saturday, to remain until he is atle to resume
work at the shoe factory.
The watch house is up and the gates in at the
c. & P Main Street crossing.
Auditor Freeman went to Columbus Monday
to attend the session of the State Association OF
County Auditors.
We have good stock Furs and Capes to show
the ladies, just what you want for this cold
weather. N. CONVERSE & Son,
Choice Tub oysters direct from Baltimore,
also fresh crack ers. HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Miss May Ames has resumed her class in
Painting, at her rooms at the residence of Mrs.
Robert Smith, and is desirous Of a few more
pupils.
good stock Gloves and Mittens at low prices
you will find at CoNvERsE's.
Albums, Toilet Cases, tk[anicure Sets. Collar
and Cuff Boxes. Fancy Goods. &C.. sc. at
j. H. FORD's.
The Miller House viii serve THANKSGIVING
Dinner. the partaking of which will awaken all
the emotions of the inner man" to spirit of
thanksgiving.
new time table went into effect on the Erie
Ry. last Sunday. the 10Th. The only changes are
Nos and Is. going west. No. L arriving 4:OS a..
m, and No. 10, 9:35 p. M
DR.. M. G. Mcbride and wife geturned from
Walhendipg. Coshocton Co.. last night, Tne
Doctor is much improved in health, and Is again
able to attend to his practice
A freight wreck at the Brady Lake crossing on
the C. P, delayed the morning trains several
hours. today.
The lunar eclipse was witnessed by large
number of celestial gazers. Sunday night Inc
sky being clear for the event.
Prof Rudlof received. a few days since. Sne
announcement of the marriage of one OF h1s
former pupils. Miss Mae stogdill and Mr.. mos
L. Gore, at Alameda. Cal. Thursday Nov 5tn
Nice warm Mlttens and Gloves, for young and
DID, at much less than regular prices.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
A freight wreck on the P. & W. early Monday
morning between here and Campbellsport ne
cessitated P. s. w. passenger trains using tne
Erie track until the road was cleared seVeral
cars were piled up but no one injured and traInc
was resumed in the afternoon.
sleds. all kinds at Ford's.
Rev. o. G. Colgrove, of Kent. will preach IN
the Universalist Church, next Sunday forenoon
and evening, in exchange with the pastor.
100 Coal Pals; Coal Tongs and shovels at
extra low rate HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Dec
g. 10 and 11th the Ohio State Hortleultufai DO
ciety will hold its Annual Meeting IN HaVenna'
This Society honored Ravenna with its pres
ence in december, 1871, and many have pleasant
memory of that enjoyable occasion. The CHAR
q sctaristic snirit of our citizens is sufficient
J guarantee that the worthy guests VIII oa cor
daily welcomed.
Headquarters for Dolls. Toys. &C is at j. Il
Ford's Variety Store
| W, Elson is recovering slowly from his re-
cent severe illness. He was on the street some
of the pleasant days last week
Strictly Pure Spices at about hall regular
nrices- at HONG KONG TEA STORE.
Mr.. Frank Stanford and family, of Sandy
Lake, have moved to town for the winter ant
are occupying Mr.. Hasbrouck's building OF
west Main street. Mr. Stanford is employed II
the Byers machine shops.
IAN Irishman's Luck' was spoken OF by TN
few who attended the performance last nlgnt
4 as the very worst that has been seen TINS year
although there is enough good talent In th
company to give good entertainment Win
play of the least particle of merit.
Rev. A. M. Hills has resigned the pastorate o
the Olivet. Mich. Congregational Church. nav
ing occupied its pulpit for the past two years
He has not as yet determined upon any ne'
field of labor. It was generally reported an
seemed to be matter of wide credence anon
his friends, that he had been called to the Pres
idential chair of 0livet University. but tbls wa
mistake, arising from the fact that Olivet Is
college town, and the church to which he wa
called is essentially a college church,
1 can save you all risk and cost of rcInittiTs
money for your papers and magazines sop
Ravenna News Depot, in Waller Bros store
1a1O-tf d. FL. GARDNER.
i The p & W.. by the terms of settlement wit
Day, Williams & Co., pay them $4,000 and tt
costs of the various suits, amounting to SS,2O
Hon. NJ. Stuart represented Day, W illiams & Z
The largest Progressive Euchre party ev
given in Ravenna wss the one last Thursdi
. night in Riddles Hall, by Mrs. A. E. Seat'
and Mrs. NJ. A. King, There were 1lU cues
and rs tables. The fest ladies prize was w
by Mrs Geo. F. Robinson, the second by Mrs
Crist. e. E. Harmon. of Aurora. carried
the first gentlemen's prize. and Geo. F. Douth
the second. Stranahan Bros, of Clevela1
L were the caterers. Itwas notable affair in t
annals of Ravenna Society
J, Several focks of wild geese few over Il
city last Saturday. Lest onr Hiram correspon
= ent should think that we have rehashed an
story. we will refrain from making any remaI
/ about the habits of wild geese, and assure b
that these particular geese flew in southea
erly direction, and each individual goose. a
gander, was going in a straight line by itse
like great many of our democratic friends
election day. their lines did not "diVerge t
point"
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
IS the Post Office at Ravenna, o., Nov. Is. ]
for period of ID days or more:
)r Emma Baker, G. II. Bickerstoff drop, a
Briggs, E. Ewell, Newton Gilman, Anna &
seson. Mary Alden Morgan, E. P. W lila
Mrs Carrie willard.
! q j. c. BEATTY. P.
About $50 tickets have been sold for the {
field Banquet, tomorrow evening. and it is
n pected there will be fully 1926 people pres
- The largest attendance at any former Bant
was 1913, last year, at Painesville.
special train will be run from Painesv
containing loo members and Band There