The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-04-29

Mrs. N C. Fox is convalescing from severe
attack of la grippe.
The Puritan Conference commenced.a a two
days session yesterday.
Rev. Earl d. Hoitz occupied the NJ. e puIpit
Sunday morning and evening.
6E Taylor's fine residence on South Pros
pect street has been given a new coat of paint.
DR.. B. B. Loughead was in the city TODAY
from Akron,
Twenty-thousand bricks per day at the new
brick works is the present output.
Ladies, if you look in at Converse's next
week. you will see some nobby spring Jackets,
| right from New York
Ihat Norwalk Umbrella for ladies or gents is
the best thing ever invented. For sale at n,
Converse & Sons.
The annual meeting of the Portage County Y .
r s. C. z. will occur in the near future
Mrs. Jesse W. McGahan is seriously sick at
her home on South Walnut street.
Madras Shirts at s1.OO; worth more money.
See them at NJ. K. Berries.
Here you are at bargain mems two buckle
Flow Shoes one dollar per pair at Rumbaugh &
Chapman's.
The best line of Summer Underwear shown in
| Ravenna can be seen by calling on NJ. X. Berie
| Etna Block.
Miss Mabel Phillips, who has been very sick
for three weeks past. is better.
j. d. Furry. w S. Krake, Fhilo Bierce, S. J.
Post, W. u TufDer and T. q. Mason, repre-
| senting David Mcintosh Post, and Mrs Zadie
Parsons, of the W. Z. c., are attending the
| State Encampment of the G. A. R., at Stuben-
vile.
| j. IL. Dussell. Esq, will make some improve
ments in his residence on Freedom street, this
| summer.
| Ihe greatest assortment of Mems Boys and
| Children's Straw Hats in the county, can be
seen at W. L Poe's. at prices far below pri ces
of preceding years
| An Italian boy. 16 years old. named Salvareel
was killed by Erie train No. 4, just as it was
leaving the Kent Station Saturday afternoon,
His father is section hand, at that place,
| W. E. Goodrich is in Boston purchasing stock
for the shoe factory.
| Six new houses will be added to North Elm
street. as soon as they can be built.
A new house is soon to be erected at the north
| end of " alnut street.
The street sprinkler commenced operations
last Saturday.
| Mrs. Geo, F. Douthitt is visiting her sister,
| Mrs. Col. Nash, in Cleveland. She will be away
about two weeks.
Judge Robinson will occupy the Common
Pleas bench at the May term, which begins next
| Monday.
An Invitation will be extended for the Con-
gregatioAal State Association TO hold their next
Annual session. in May. 1892. at Ravenna.
The Eagan Comedy Co. furnished cheap shows
to poor houses. Those who attended got Just
about the worst of their money
1t is r cal treat to look through the immens,
stock of clothing. hats. caps and furnis hin!
goods. ell fresh and new, at the store of W. L
Poe.
Severance s. McComb have !,een ~, torn III
this week, arranging their store for the Summe
campaign. Ice Cream and Soda Water will b,
added to their bill of fare, and they will sery,
the very best in the market An elegant ney
fountain has been purchased and is to be put il
) at once.
Mrs Mary A. Woodbridge will sail for Eng
; land in about two weeks where she will engag
in temperance work under the auspices of Lad
Somerset. one of the wealthiest and most phi
l lantnroplc women OF England. She will repre-
, sent the United States at the Worlds W. c. 7
U. Convention at London next August, an
will also engage in her chosen work at Pari
Rome Berlin and Edinburgh.
Sunday. about p. m, fire was discovere
in the roof of the house on Meridian stree
owned by Mrs. Andrew Jackson and occupie
by Mr.. Chalfant. The alarm was given, but
= few buckets of water applied at the right tin
and in the right place. made the services of tt
4 4 fire department unnecessary. The dam age WI
i very small. Insured.
y When you contemplate taking journey ii
- best place to select trunk or valise is from Il
. complete stock of these goods at W. l.. Poe
A new Clothing house.
At the new Clothing Store of w. L, Poe "
can find an elegant assortment of fine Tail
made suits, in all the best cloths, such
1' Cheviots. Worsteds, Cassimeres, &C.. and selli
Ii at prices way below their value.
il Isaac Clement, father of F. F. Clement. who
Is sad death was SO recently chronicled, comm
1t ted suicide at Garrettsville last Sunday by ia
o ing morphine. He had been very des ponde
n since the dsath of his son, and it is thu ught
terrible afliction unbalanced his mini