The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-11-04
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RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY,, Nov. A, 1879
For a good square meal, go to the Miller House
Mrs. W. E. Humelbaugh left for her home il
Leroy. N. Y, last Thursday morning.
Orders continue to pour in at the Eagle factory
which is fast looming up as a great mandatory
English Violet-Grateful as the fragrance O.
the flower from which it is distilled, at
12O6-St E. c. BELONGS.
The fire in the peat swamp is not entirely out
yet. It has been burning for about two months
The P. W. management have made Ravenn
a night office. with J. W. Pennel as operator. He
came here from Painesville.
The P. & W. pay car made the boys happy last
week.
The Alba Haywood Company at the Opera
House next Monday nixht.
Lotus LilIy-Always favorite with the ladies.
To be had at E. C. BELDING's.
The County Commissioners met in regular
monthly session. Monday. and after allowing
bills. adjourned sine die.
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Council meeting. Monday night. and no busines
of Importance to transact, an adjournment was
had for one week.
Ned Scarf arrived in town last week from Erie,
Pa. He and his family will reside in Ravenna
the coming Winter.
If you would like to know how French con-
versation can be learned by common sense pro-
cess read ad. in another column.
Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Comstock returned. Sunday
evening. from two weeks visit among relatives
in jamestown. N. Y.
Sunspots knock the spots off from any cent
Cigar under the sun. E. C. BELDING has them.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Gretzinger arrived in Raven
ma Monday morning. after an absence of three
months visiting in the Fatherland.
The morning service in the Methodist Church
is Withdrawn for next Sabbath and the members
are requested to attend the mem orial services to
be held in the Congregational Church. in honor
of the much lamented DR.. A. W. Alcorn.
JAMES II. HoLLINGsHEAD, Pastor.
Miss Tillie Hood. who came down from Cleve-
sister. Mrs Lizzie Wiley. on North Elm St.. left
yesterday morning for Denver. Colorado.
If you would like to know how French con-
versation can be learned by common sense
process. read ad. in another column.
The K. P. boys furnish one of the hest enter
tainments of the season next Monday night. The
celebrated Alba Haywood Company appears un-
der their auspices.
Miss Mollie Rockwell returned Saturday from
four weeks visit in New York City.
If you would like to know how French con-
versation can be learned by common sense
process. read ad. in anot ther column,
Rev. James A. Brown oficiated at Christ's
Episcopal Church: Kent. Sunday afternoon. The
probabilities are that he will have that parish
added to his field of labor.
The State Inspector of Boilers was in town.
Monday. for which reason the shoe factory and
other manufacturing establishments were not in
operation that day.
Miss Julia Power. of Berlin Heights. Erie Co..
is visiting her aunts. Mesdames L. W. Reed and
7. R. Mason.
The bare announcement of the Alba Haywood
Company will fill every seat in the Opera House.
Secure your tickets early.
Night Blooming Cereus-The breath and ac-
me of sweetness, at E. G. BELDING's.
representations, humorous and pathetic; won
derful transformations from youth to old age,
joy. to sorrow. sobriety to laughter, comedy to
tragedy-in fine. all the varying phases of human
expression. At the Opera House. Monday night.
Advices from Colorado Springs are to the effect
that Capt, I. F. Wilcox is slightly improved in
condition. but the probability of his ultimate
recovery is very small. His physicians attribute
his paralysis to injuries received in battle during
the late war. The right side of his body and left
side of his head are the parts affected.
An evening with Alva Haywood is an expert
ence of rare pleasure. Every minute is jewel
ladened. and the hours seem mere second ticks,
so mastery the presentations. and so absorbing
the enjoyment.
If you would like to know how French con-
versation can ibe learned by a common sense
process, read ad. in another column.
Try one of E. c. BELDNG's Key West Cigars.
and be convinced that they are the best dime
smoker made.
All who failto hear Alba Heywoode-but no one
will fail to hear him-hence we forbear making
useless comment.
ElMerito is one of the finest cent Cigars in
the market. Try one. at E. G. BELDING's.
Memorial services at the Universalist Church
last Sunday, were largely attended and very
impressive. During the year ending Nov 1st.
the pastor has ohiciated at 81 funerals, 5 Of
whom were members of the Church. and several
regular attendants.
We have a few Groceries to close out cheap.
to make more room for our big stock of Dry
Goods. Good Japan Tea at 80 cts. and best at
45 cts p ound. Baking Powder 40 cents. in
| Guiding prizes. N. CONVERSE & SON.
If you see the Alba Haywood Company Mon
day night. you VIII congratulate yourself all
| Winter at your happy good fortune.
Barney Dyer has been transferred to Huds or
| as c 6 P. Watchman,
Martin Mulhare has been employed as watch
man at the C. & P. Main Street crossing. The
watch house will be located near VanMeter'
store
Lilly of the Valley-The odor of odors in SONG
and lasting favor. at E. c. BELDING s.
The quail season opens next Tuesday. Novem
ber 10Th. and closes December 18th.
We are obliged to defer an interesting letter
entitled Glimpses of New England" which
In type. until next week.
Katie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. O. P sperr
is sick with scarlet fever.
The two little boys of Mrs. Kate Morgan al
sick with diptheria.
mrS. hODSrG GlDSons OF 1Oun sStOWn, Is IL
guest of Miss Eleanor Smith. Mr.. Gibson wa
also here over Sunday.
Sherman Gangarod and wife. of Bath. Sum
nit Co.. visited their uncle, j. N. Huntiey,
/, Rose Hill over Sunday.
Sheriff Jones took Thomas Sutton to the New
burgh Asylum Monday. Sutton was recentl
discharged from the Asylum and sent to h
home in Medina but was evidently an insar
- wanderer when apprehended.
The supper furnished by the men at the Un
: versalist Church last Friday evening was fl
success. Twenty -four dollars were put into Il
treasury of the Women's Alliance.
After the Battle. a lesson from the polite
campaign, is the subject of the lecture in Il
r Universalist Church next Sunday evening.
J. Mrs. Harvey Towne died at tho home of h
son. Fl. o. Towne, in northwest Nelson. Mond
morning. at $50 o'clock. She was one of Il
pioneers of that township.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. G. Mcbride took the trai
Saturday morning. for Walhonding Coshoct