The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
Miss Nellie Reese is on the sick list.

| anu MIS- Eu hu8pp spent ffluAy ana OAJ'
urday of last week with GarrettsvilIe friends.
o.C R'seon has been confined to his house by
sickness most of the time for ten days past.
Judge Robinson was laid up last week with a
| csrbuncle on his lip.
| II. 4. Reed. salesman at Snyder's store spent
a few days in Cleveland last week.
Mrs. o. c. Risdon returned Saturday evening
from pl ,asant week IS visit in Dayton.
Miss Thalia Bean returned Monday from a
visit with friends in Elyria.
A praise service will be held at Oakwood
Chapel. Sunday. Nov. l3. at p. N. The public
cordially invited.
See our new price list showing what and iOc
will buy at the Hope Novelty Store.
1t fills the hearts of customers with gladness
to see the vast assortment OF good things in
Dress Goods for 25c. at snyder's
Mr.. Price and Miss Bessie Carter. his grand
daughter, returned from Chicago on Saturday,
where they have been for the past two weeks.
The quail season opens tomorrow. and for the
next thirty five days Bob White will have little
rest.
Chas. Saunders and party, from Cleveland.
expect to go into camp at Muddy lake today.
Mrs. Grace Gibson. of Youngstown. is the
guest of Misses Katherine Harris and Eleanor
Smith.
w. c. HASKELL. s Marshalof the Northern
Ohio District. has appointed T R Mason Of this
city Deputy Marshal for the District
petition to Congress. asking that the Act
requiring the closing of the Words Fair on
Sundays be repealed. is on the desk at the
Etna House. and is being signed by many.
Robert Frazier, of Akron, former emplsye
at the Quaker Mills. made flying trip to this
city last Fri ay morning in purs lit ef nurse
to manage an eight pound boy, who appeared
on the scene the day before.
a full attendance OF members Of Court Ra-
VIENNA o F. of A. is wanted mex Thursday
evening. November 10th. as business that inter
ests ali demands your attention Meeting
hour Z: so
Mrs. Augusta Quackenbush, sf Columbus. o.
State Missionary for the Universalist W omen's
ALLAN ce ard PC u . will address the Ra-
VIENNA P. e. Union next Sunday evening. at
6o'clock, at the usual place of meeting.
Mrs Higgs and Mrs. Fry. of Chautauqua Co
n Y, returned hone last Thursday, after visit
ing Mrs. James Jewell ant other relatives in
Portage and Stark Counties
The Ladies of the W. c T. U are requested to
meet with Mrs. Edwin Kline. corner South
Prospecs and Lake street. TIL ,rsday afternoon
at 8 O'Clock. MRS. III, BALDWIN, Pres.
IDA. KLINE. Sec
About sixty of Fred Kenward's little friends
celebrated his tenth birthday on Monday. They
presented him with gold pen. games and many
other mementoes of esteem. wishing him many
happy returns.
F. BOosinger says he would like to have the
party who borrowed his cannon return it, mas
much as there is no use for Harrison ammuni-
tion.
The Commissioners held their regular session
on Monday. The principal business transacted
was the allowing of bills and claims and making
a contract with the Wrought Iron Bridge Co., of
Canton, for bridge over Tinker's Creek in Mel
son.
Mrs. II. Cushing returned from the East on
Wednesday. where she has been since the last OF
June. Mr.. Cush,ng's sister dying at that time.
Since then the aged mother has been ill but is
now in her usual health.
Best Saw Cutter and Chopping Bowls. Coal
Pals and Tongs. ST. Parole whips reduced to $50:
Meat Jars. Butter and Milk Crooks. Steel Traps
and House Furnishing goods.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
J. S. Allen has purchased Of Mrs. M. Heath
1G0 acres of land known as the Green farm. sit
ua.ed two and one-half miles northeast of this
city. MIR. Allen proposes to fit it up for first
class stock farm.
Shakesperisn burlesque entitled Ladies' to
the Front" will be given by the Kings Daugh-
ters of Grace church Friday evening Nov. IL. at
the residerce ce of J. c. Beatty. Admission only
Is cents.
The annual meeting of the Ohio State Grange
will commence in the city of Dsiaware on Rues
day. Dec Is. next and will probably hold a
three days session J. r. Ls Du. of Brimfeld.
has been elected delegate to represent the pat
rons Of this county in that meeting.
Next SUNDAY the Lake Erie railroad will com
mepce running fast train from Pittsburgh TO
Cleveland. the time being three hours and
thirty five minutes and " ill connect with the
flyers on the Lake Shore. the time from Pitts
burgh to chicago being thirteen hours.
Mrs, Philo Bierce had the misfortune to
snrain her ankle last Frid ~. while engaged in
her household duties. The injury is quite pain
full. although at the time it was received she
thought nothing of 1t and continued about the
house for some time.
A large number have avaiied themselves of
the offer OF Messrs RisdoD & Tay lor. and Sc
cured one of those beautiful Pastel Pictures
They will cont tinue to issue cards the b.Iance of
this non tn. and all who have not already done
so should take one now.
After long rest the traps'' were sprung at
the Gun Club grounds last Thursday afternoon
and the score made was: Bierce 20, niadole 81
File tcher %; out of 10 This was very good
showing. but an attempt to better 1t resulted in
a decided falling of all around. When there
will be another shoot Is very uncertain.
We are ind ebted to W. F. Jewell for basket
of luscious Chautauqua grapes containing sever
| varieties from the vineyard of A r. Goodrich
| at Westfeld. Mr.. Jewell returned last Thurs
day from an extended visit in Chautauqua
During his stay he visited some of the extensive
vineyards which were q sight with their heavily
laden and luscious fruit.
| The Ravenpa Lecture Course in the Univer
salist church will Oe opened Thursday evening
| November 7th. by John " Bowies. Subj ect
| Things Wise and Otherwise In Mon and Ma
| ture,'' illustrated by crayon and paintings
| Holders of Season tickets can go to W allie
Brothers & Stevens Saturday. Nov. 1ath. at
O. m and select their seats for the entire cours
No one per son will be permitted to select NOR
than five seats Any wanting course ticket
should apply at once TO Rev Andrew Wilson
While John Burke. who is employed in cut
ting timber for Work & Yeend in P. Fl. Bean
woods east of town. was engaged in eating hi
dinner Saturday. seated by the side of brus
pile. he was struck by shot from the guns of
couple of young nimrods who were cunning fo
rsbbits. One of the shot penetrated the indie
iuger of the right hand. which has not yet bee
removed. There was some lively printing dor
when they discovered the ambushed game whic
they had unintentionally disturbed. Fortunate
ly the injured finger was the only harm sustaine
though here was lively rafting of shot, sul
gestive of bush hackers and Western bandits
The election held at the high school was
grand success. 1t was carried out as far as po
{ sible under the Australian ballot system. 1t r
: suited as follows: Republican SO. Democrat
Prohibition 4. Peoples Party l. The officers
. the election were. supervisors. Ollie COe. Jess
kumbaugh. Louis Lord. Reed and Ned Ere
man: judges for the Republicans. Chas. Aughe
baugh; for the Democrats. Lulu Phelps; for G
3 Prohibition Ernest Meek: for the Peoples Par