The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-02-18
BIRDSALL & OLIN.
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA,w "WEDNESDAY. Feb. IS. 1891

Harry Riddle is sick with scarlet fever.
The sidewalk on Freedom street is completed.
| Mrs. A. A. Harris is very sick with pneu-
monia at the family residence on East Main St.
New Fashionable Stationary at c. A. MYERS.
Mrs. William Goldman, with her doughter, is
visiting her son. E. B. in New Albany, Ind.
Some give you Blarney. but RUMBAUGH &
CHAPMAN are giving big bargains.
Fine gilt Wall Papers l216 cents double roll
at C. a. MYERS.
c. R. Page went to Mercer. Pa. Monday. via
Erie line.
Mrs. Frederick Goeppinger went to Mead
vile, Pa, Monday, via Erie line.
Dorcas Society meets this week Friday evening
at Mrs. Quincy Cooks.
D. E. Rogers went to Randolph Saturday and
did not show up On Monday. on account of bad
roads.
Mrs Conrad Sapp has been confined to the
house for several weeks with sickness. and is
still very low.
Mrs. George Williams, of Akron. and Miss
Ella Stoolmiller, of Clinton spent Sunday with
their sister, Mrs. c. E. Twitt.
Miss Della Burson, of Cleveland, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Burson, on East
Main street.
Mrs. Rose Murfey gives progressive euchre
party tomorrow evening, for her friend, Mrs.
Lottie Beaver.
"McCarthy's Mishaps" showed Monday eve
ming, at the Opera House. to small house.
The performance is pronounced one of the best
of the season. and an effort will be
made to secure another date.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Cole. Dlr. and Mrs. A, E.
Seaton attended the Lincoln Banquet at Toledo
last Thursday.
We have purchased LEGO dozen George A
Clark's Machine Thread, the best in the world
and you can save 20 per cent in buying it by
N. CONVERSE & Son.
Every lady that desires to keep posted on the
Spring styles should call at the store of N. Con-
verse & Son for Metropolitan Fashion Sheet.
free.
F. S. Comstock has been confined to the house
by sickness during the past week, and last Sun
day his wife was also tax en- quite seriously ill.
Both are at present unable to leave the house.
Kingsbury & Bennett sold in one day last
week 5000 sap bucket covers. Sugar makers
have only to see them to appreciate their use
fulness.
Do you know that RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN are
selling Boots and Shoes cheap? If you don't
go at once and get bargain.
Policeman Goodenough was confined to the
house by sickness during the past week. and the
duties of his office were temporarily placed in
I "n ora
pleased to see J ohm on the streets again,
Mrs. E. Nj. Stanton, one of the pioneer resi-
dents of Streetsboro. died at her home last Sat
urday, aged IS years. Her funeral was held
at 12 O'Clock, from the Congregation
al Church. of that place.
The Firemen's Dance, given at the Rink was
the largest gathering of the kind of the season,
the spacious floor being crowded with dancers
and the gallery we'll filled with spectators.
The boys have reason to be proud Of the success
of their entertainment.
Volney Rogers. of Randolph, sued the Penn
sylvania Company before Jnstice Dickinson. to
recover an amount overcharged for freight on a
car load of stock shipped to jersey City The
suit was continued to March 18th. 1891,
Fred Carts was arrested and brought before
Mayor Holcomb. yesterday. at the instance of
his wife. who charged him with assault ard
He was given hearing and bound
over to the Common Pleas Court in the sum of
$500. Bond furnished and prisoner released.
Revival services continue in the Methodist
Church. Up to the last service, attendance
was good and interest deep. The sad occur
ren ces of the past week have not checked the
flow Of feeling. Services every night excepting
IA. Blackman was on the streets, Friday
morning, for the first time in four weeks. He
had been confined to his home by partial paral-
ysis, which. though serious. yielded to medical
treatment and he is again in usual health and
strength.
Mrs. Hollingshead, whose broken limb
brought her week of suffering of great sever
ity, is now almost free from the pains caused
by muscular contraction, and has intervals of
rest that refresh he,: for the healing process
that Nature has set in.
L. II, Bean, of this city. D. W. Thomas. of
Cyclone, accompanied by party of twenty
horsemen from jamestown, Meadville and War
ren went to Lexington. Ky, Saturday evening
to attend the Woodlands great annual sale OF
horses.
W. T. Woodard's great sale of horses al
Lexington, Ky, is being held this week There
are $50 horses in the catalogue. including many
of the blucst blood, both in trotsers and thor
oughbreds, and the horsemen of the country
will be represented. Ravenna's popular stock
auctioneer L.. II. Bean sells the animals