The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-03-16

Vegetables and beautiful Flowers. as are grown
| from Fords Seeds.
The Keota Qow0 Eagle, announces the death
of David Doty. which occurred Feb. 23rd, at his
| home near Tallyrand, Iowa, of paralysis. He
was among the early settlers of that section, and
was widely known and highly esteemed. He
was a brother of the late Horace S. Doty, of this
city. and prior to his removal to the West. was
resident of Parkman. Geauga county.
Lucina. wife of David Myers, died Tuesday
morning. at 10: 3d. at her home in Warren. She
had been in poor health for several years. but
her death was quite sudden and unexpected
The family were formerly residents of Ravenna
and Garrettsville. where they have many friends.
Miss Jennie Avery died at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Nichols last night, of con-
sumption, after long and distressing illness
Her funeral will be held Friday at o'clock,
from the house.
| With the exception of brother in Cleveland
Miss Avery was the last surviving member of
her fathers family, and for the past few 6ears
found home with Mr.. and Mrs Nichols, who
gave her all the care and attention of parents
She was young lady of amiable qualities, much
beloved and respected.
Bear in mind constantly the great 30 days re-
duction sale at F. P. Chapman's He has bar
gains for everybody. Every statement made
Is more than sustained by the facts. Look out
for his ad, next week, 1t will be a revelation of
genuine cut prices,
Novelties in Sterling Silver, at
LII. GODDARD,
| Matchmaker and JeWeler,
The Pennsylvania Co. have adopted a rule,
which took effect March 1st, requiring all en-
ployes who have to give bonds, to obtain the
same in the North American Guarantee Co., of
New York City. With characteristic liberality,
the Co bears all expense in the matter.
just received some new and beautiful designs
in Silverware. Call and them. F. C, PARK.
H. L. Smith brought his left hand in contact
with a buzz saw at the Riddle Works, yesterday
afternoon. badly cutting and lacerating the three
fist fingers and thumb. While the injuries are
serious, no amputation was necessary, and the
healing process seems to have started in favora-
bly,.
The Commissioners of Geauga County made
an inspection of the county Jail here this morn
ing. with view of repairing and enlargng the
one at Chardon somewhat after the plan adopt
ed here.
Geo. D. johnson, after short visit at home.
from attendance at the Cleveland Homeopathic
Medical College, went to Ada Wednesday morn
ing last. where he will take a special course in
the scientific department of the Ada College.
during the vacation interval in his medical
studies, at the Cleveland College.
EChapman can, does. and will continue to sup
ply the people with footwear at lower prices
than any house in Ravenna For the next 81
days his figures will simply be ''out of sight ,
e The Congregational Sunday School has sup
piled itself with singing books, entitled
Temple Songs, which are giving excellen
t satisfaction.
> Ri. Rev. G. T. Bedell, for thirty years Bishol
of the Ohio Episcopal Diocese, died in New
{ York City last Friday, aged IS years. His fu
a neral was held at Gambler, O., today.
7 The Busy Bee Band will serve supper in tn
Lecture Room of the Disciple Church. Frida
evening of this week. from to o'clock. Sup
= per. Is cents: members of the Band, 10 cent
A cordial invitation extended to all.
Mrs. R. B. JOHNSON. Band Leader.
Some of the best talent in Ravenna participate
in The Merry Milkmaids.'' What you will Sc
n and hear at the Opera House next Tuesday eve
, ning will be criterion for you in the future.
" The Prince and the Pauper," with Miss Els
Leslie in the leading part, played to about tt
usual sized Ravenna audience, Monday evenin
Some the characters were we'll taken. and tt
performance whole, was perhaps above tt
In average of travelling shows.
" The differences between the Trustees and NJ
Albert Hart. regarding the proposed Cemete
lie extension. was satisfactorily arranged. the ne
grounds not to be used for burial purposes wit
in the limit prescribed by law, 200 yards, of M
he Hart's residence.
be J. H. Dussel. agent for Steamship lines. so
n three prepaid steerage tickets on the Red St
u line. from Worms, Hessen Damstadt. to Ravsnn
nd Ohio. on the 14th inst.
n Call at PARKS and he will show you some
the latest and rarest designs in silverware.
ell Chapman does not profess to be able to gi
OK you something for nothing. He is not in bu
SO, ness for that purpose But he can give y
Ire satisfaction in every way, and make it grea
ge to your interest to trade with him No goo
he misreprt sented to effect sac.
F. C. Park has something new in the line
Silverware that everybody should see.
Up
m All but few of the men returned to their We
ler at the carbon works. Monday morning at
ina cent per mould, with no breakage. This. we
the informed by one of their number, will ena
: of them to make about $225 per day.
the Harry M. Robinson oldest son of Hon. G
| tno F. Robinson, of this city, was nominated
his City Solicitor of Youngstown, last Satur
ent night, on the Republican ticket Mr.. Robin
EN-. is one of the leading younger practitioner
d at the Mahoning county bar, and a young ma
der fine promise. We are pleased to learn of
ing success, and considering his chances of elec
merely, congratulate him on being Rept
les can.
Sugar makers!say that Sunday, March 7th,
ah the first genuine sugar day of this season. 7
sue do not report how many of their number
able ed sap on Sunday" but that is now regarde
most the moralists and law makers a work Of
cessity, we suppose, and therefore to be
mended as conforming to the plan of di
economy.