The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-06-15
Strawberries,
Pineapples.
Bananas,
Oranges.
Furry &
Fire w Orks,

| Fire Works, HOPE NOVELTY STORE
No such opportunity ever before offered in
Ravenna to purchase Carpets as at the great cost
sale now in full blast at A. 7. SMITHS.
The Universalist women's Missionary Alli-
ance will hold its regular monthly meeting in
| the reception room of the Church, at p M.
Thursday. June 10th. A full attendance is re-
quested. MRS. P. L. KING, Pres
Efforts are being made to revivify the lawn
tennis sport sufficiently for a new club to be
| formed.
Mrs. B Jennings returned to her home in
Conneaut Monday, where she resides with her
son Rev FIR Gilbert Jennings. once familiarly
known here as Tom Jennings. She has been
here>three weeks visiting at the home of James
King
The people of Ravenna heard with much sat
| isfaction Monday morning the familiar SCUM
of the shoe factory whistle The manufacture
of shoes is again one of the active industries of
this city.
| E. q, Converse has secured a very excellent
situation at Johnstown, Pa. in the draugh Il g
department of Tom Johnson's electric railroad
enterprise. He went in response to a telegram.
and has every prospect of a permanent situa-
ton.
Tomasso Verrecchi had hearing before JUS
| tice Beatty last Friday. He pleaded net guilty
to slandering Carmina Candella. an Italian of
sweet sixteen, the charge being that he imputed
to her lack of chastity. He was bound over
to the Probate Court in the sum of 500.
Mrs. Edith Mcbride. nee Moore. and little
daughter. are expected tomorrow from N. Y.
City, to visit her parents during the hot Summer
months.
The B. & 0. special. containing the Washing
ton delegation. stopped here about 10 minutes.
Sunday night. on its return trip from the Min
neapolis Convention. owing to a hot box.
J. G. Beatty and wife were the guests of our
former townsman. IL. R. w. Hall. during their
stay in Minneapolis. Mr.. Beatty reports Mr..
Hall in excellent health. and as being engaged
with his characteristic energy, in journalistic
labors.
Conductor Boynton, who was in charge of
tram at the time of the Ravsnna horror. was
IN town yesterday consulting attorneys with
view to commencing an action against the Erie
for unjustly discharging him and thereby pre-
venting his obtaining situation on other lin as
Judge Robinson has decided that ex Coroner
Sherman must pay the stenographer for his work
at the time of the Erie wreck inquest. He has
also refused to grant an injunction restraining
the citizens of Mantua from erecting their pro-
posed new school house.
The cost figure is making inroa Is on the mann
moth stock of Carpets at A. T. SMITHS. An
early purchase is advantageous in that it insures
you selection from a wide range of patterns in
fine and medium grades. =" Be wise today" lest
your after experience is emphasized with the
realization that Procrastination is the thief of
time.'
B. F. Bingham. while engaged in adjusting
some fixtures on top of his refrigerator. Monday
afternoon. met with painful accident. caus ed
by stepping on loose board. as he was about to
step to the floor. In endeavoring to save himself.
his left wrist came in contact with nail, which
pierced the flesh nearly through the wrist. 1t
is an exceedingly painful wound. but with prop
er attention, will not prove serious.