The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-16
Cash for Eggs at Krake's.

Cash for Eggs az Krakc's,
Miss Maud Chapman is engaged as sales adJ
in her fathers store.
Shalersville snortsmen are arranging for
trap shoot next Wednesday.
John Wise, wi olives west of Johnny Cake
Hollow, in Randolph. is the happy father of 8
pair of twin boys, weighing ten pounds apiece
owing to various causes we will continue
our opening offer. per circular, indeanitely
P6oF a N. KELLEY.
Pres. North An erican Normal Cniversity ty
A change of time went into effect on the Erie
last sunday. the 18th Train now leaves al
400 w. m, instead OF 5 :5s; No /. at III, instead
of 4:is and No. 81 at :0O p. m.
There will be a special election in Mantua on
Tuesday. the 29th inst TO eject two Justices Of
the Peace. At present there is no such officer
in the township. owing to somebody's careless
cess or neglect
The suit which has been pending between
VIM. Ward and Nellie B. Ward in which de.
cree was rendered in favor of the plaintiff al
the May term of court, from which the defend
ant appealed to the Circuit Court, has been
amicably settled.
From one seed of the Ruby Queen' tomato
Geo. Can6eld raised 80 large, solid tomatoes,
many of them measuring between and inches
in diameter. 1t grew Sc feet of vine. Hr. Can
field is very successful amateur gardner. and
very naturally takes pleasure in exhibiting thu
phenomenal groWths like the above to his
friends. a e has our thanks for a liberal supply
of seed from this fruit.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining In
the Post Office at Ravenna. o., Nov. 16, 1892
for a period of ID days or more:
David Alger. Mike Byrnes, Howard Cock
Mrs. Julia Scheel, care of Edward Condor /;
Brady Blinn. Jennie Healey. Pagor Haven,
Mrs. Kate Humbert. Mrs r ubbard, A B
Kreinberg. Frank Masters. drop Mrs Annie
cyan, Mrs Ammo Rhinehart L st Clair. Chas
NJ. Wilson. Wm.J. Wilson, tForeign)
]. C. BEATTY. P. M.
Sunday afternoon Erie officer Stout and Marsh :
al Gist, of Kent. arrested Tom Lally. who had
just alighted from west bound freight. at the
Erie depot. Lally was making his way over to
the G. d P. track when apprehended. Lally got
mixed up in fight at Meadville Saturday night.
and shot an Erie brakeman in the leg. The Off :
making the arrest had been Motif ed to be on
the lookout for LallY. The prisoner was taken
to Youngstown on freight passing east at the
time. and turned over to the official authorities
Of that city. to await requisition for his remov
al to NJ eadville.
II a. King his sold out his Fire Insurance
business to K. M Waller. and accepted posi-
lion as special agent for one of the companies
which he has heretofore represented in L local
way. He also retains his agency for some of
the best Life Insurance companies in the world
dr. King has, In the few years which he has
devoted 60 the Insurance business. demonstrate
MS fitness for the work. Commencing at the
foundation. he has built up business which is
not equailed IN the county, and IN fact lev OF
the larger agencies can make better showing
OF work he has now advanced TO a position
which We have no douOt he Will I'll to the entire
satisfaction OF tne company. anu with credit TO
himself.
In the hands of MIR. Kings successor Mr.. e.
ID. Va Ter. the business Will surely be still
iaI ther Increased. lie is too wei. known 10 the
people OF Portage County to need any recon.
lnendation from US. having been engaged for u
humber OF ears IN the hardware trade in this
elSs curing wnien time ne has established an
enviable reputation as tho -ough. energetic.
re. Liable dealer. :, lew months since he took up
insurance worA. being elected Secretary OF the
reople's Mutual of aavenna, and finds the
work so well suited o his tastes 1hat he decided
ro enlarge his field oil operations. The sfice
was removed to Phenix Block Tuesday
A dedication dance will be given at the F. J.
Loudin Shoe Factory tomorrow night. An
Akron orchestra of six pieces will furnish the
music. An orchestral concert and vocal mu-
sic by a male quartet will be given from to
o:3o o'clock. The first floor will be occupied
by tables for progressive euchre and the third
floor given to dancing. Jas. Miller furnishes
the supper. which will be served on the second
floor. A large number of tickets have been
sold and the occasion promises to be a very
enjoyable one.