The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-07-13
TIVE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
EAvENNA. WEDNESDAY, July ls, ,ss.
C. &P. pay car last Thurs day.

Linen and duck horse sheets, at
G W. GoCKEL'S
James Bleadinghiser is home from Steuben
vile for the Summer.
L. P. Baker. General Road Master of the P. s
W.. was in town Thursday.
Ladies Opera Slippers 60 cents, at
F. P. CHAPMAN's.
DR.. NJ. G. Mcbride was in GarrettsvilIs last
Thursday.
II. P. CroweIl and wife. of Chicago, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Murfee.
Special prices this month on Baby Carriages.
C. A MYERS.
Mrs. George Chalfant.sister and little girl were
in Cleveland last Thursday.
Misher Bros. shipped car of tile to Prairie
Du Chen. and one to Hudson. o.. last week.
Four styles Jump Seat Carriages.
T f. THOMPSON.
Stable Sheets, large and small, at
&. W. GoCKEL's.
The Chicago & Erie division of the Erie rail-
road will soon be operated under the block sys-
TEN.
The two star tailors of Ravenna Messrs Mon
sey and Smith. took in the cut of things at Kent
last Thursday.
Mrs Joshua Gee. of Kingsville, O.. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Chapman, over Sun
day.
Miss Nancy Powers and Mrs. Lucia Powers. OF
Youngstown. are the guests of Mrs. F. P. Chap
man,
The Burlington Stable Blanket never gets
under the horses feet. G. w. GooKEL sells
them.
We have the best variety of Hammocks in
Ravenna. Prices very low. G. A. MYERS.
We call attention to the ad. of W. w. Monsey
He has some great bargains. and wants you to
call and see what they are.
There will be opportunity for all to attend the
UniversaIist Picnic at Lake Brady. Friday. July
22nd. Invitation and welcome to all.
w. F. Towns and family have taken up their
Summer abode on his farm in the north part of
Rootstown.
J. A Clark. from Mansfield. O.. has been ap-
pointed agent tor the Adams Express Company.
vice Asa Parker.
Wilbur D. Scott. of Pittsburg. Pa. AID Miss
Lila Babb. of Akron. were tho guests of Miss
Lulu Bleadinghiser last week.
II. Phelps, Esq. went to Toledo last Thurs
day. to attend meeting of the Ohio State Gem
trail Committee, of which he is a member.
Geo. E. Garfield and daughter, Capt. G. L.
Bartlett and wife. Mrs. Will Ho1comb and Mrs.
Joseph Fox took the & w. Thursday morning.
to attend the funeral of DR.. J, N. Rice.
Another $1,000 Akron order has been received
by the Ravenna Brick and Tile Co. Orders for
over l.OOO0O0 bricks have been received this
season from Akron alone.
Brakeman 0'Daniels. of the Erie. who is a
member of the Pennsylvania state militia. re-
ceived an order on arriving at Ravenna. Monday.
to report for duty at Homestead.
Fine and Medium priced Carriages at low
down prices; also Spring and Road Wagons
carts. sc. T. F. THOMPSON.
The Portage County Teachers Institute will
commence its session at this place August 22nd.
for a week of its valuable work. Col. Francis
Rarker. of the Chicago Normal. will be present
to teach the teachers.
Forget not that we carry the largest stock OF
Wall Paper and Window Shades to be found in
Portage County. and we can save you money.
c. A. MYERS.
Charles Mcdonald. residence unknown, was
adjudged insane by Judge Ingell last Thursday
and the same day arrested while roaming among
the farmers in the north part of the township.
Will Edney. former clerk for Hslstead Son
now located at North Madison. Lake Co.. was in
town yesterday. He is about to go on the road
to introduce new brand of coffee.
Miss Nettie Dickinson, teacher in the Kansas
City Schools. is visiting in the family of her cous
in. Frank Ford north of town. She will remain
during the Summer.
Patrick Holland.a Newburg rough. was brough
over from Kent. Monday. charged with commit
ting assault and battery. with intent to kill. OF
Sylvanus Stinaff. He was placed il jail. bu
subsequently released on a $500 bond.
James Kinney. son of Mrs. Bernard Kinney
died at the family home last Thursday at
O'Clock in the afternoon. of hemorrhage of tn
bowels aged 81 years. His funeral was hell
Saturday at O'Clock fiom the Church of tn
Immaculate Conception.
II. P. Crowell. Fred. Root. E. L. Murfee. Ber
Bowman. Blake Bowman and Henry Wilson
went to Akron Geo. P. Ticknor and Harr.
Ticknor. to Oil City; John P. Jones and Capt
Geiger. to Kent: A. II. White to Toledo. Mon
day, via Erie Ry.
| Last Saturday Charles Bartine's consolidate
/ CIRCUS gave Two p0rIOEndnCGS, DOIl 10 large au
diences. In the afternoon all old soldiers er
admitted free as Mr.. Bartine was soldier him
self. The show itself is not worth speaking OF
| being poor one for the price of admission, 25C
| A warrant was issued by Mayor Cole. at tn,
| instance of L. D. Sherman. Monday afternoon
for the arrest of Mary Venable. a negress. VIII
lives on East street. Mr.. Sherman. who is an oil
man exhibited some ugly looking cuts and bruis
| es which he said were inflicted by the colore
/ female above named.
| Mrs. M. A. w Woodbridge returned from Lexiug
| ton. Kentucky. on Saturday last, having file
| an engagement of ten days at the Kentuck
Chautauqua. held on beautiful grounds, par
of the Henry Clay estate near that city. Sh
expects to leave on Thursday next for the LAX
Bluff Assembly. near Chicago. to fill a week
or ten days appointment.
A half demented young man. partially para
yzed. who said his name was Will White, W
brought in from wandering up and down the
& P. track south of town. last Thursday, al
placed in Jail for safety to himself and Other
Sheriff Jones has received letter from the il
firmary authorities of Jefferson Co., stating tn
young man named Wherry. answering to Il
description of White" ran away from the
last Winter. and requesting that he be kept u
7 til identified.
The Nine. of which Louis Lord is Captain. a
the Rocks" of Kent. played their last In a
ries of three games at Lake Brady.on last Thu
day. After two innings had been played.
Rocks" seeing that when Neunamaker pit
ed. trying to beat the Ravennas was next to
! impossibility. and so they threw up the gar
d the score standing to 0.
S Last Thursday Mrs. H D. Seymour. Miss V
}. die Seymour. and Mrs. Louisa G. Nelson.
I Nashville, Tenn. who has been visiting h'
started for trip up the lakes. They staid
Macinac over Sunday. and from there went
the 500. They then separated. Miss Mel
leaving for the East. where she expects to V
during the rest of the Summer. Miss Seym
going to Cadillac. Michigan. where she will '
a Mrs. Harry Beaver. formerly of this place.
" Mrs, Seymour returning home by the wal
Toledo.
Burdette Halstead. in letter to his brot
Frank, written from Guthrie. the busy. bust
: metropolis of Oklahoma. says that he is prOsI
ing in a prosperous city. He reports an ex
lent climate. healthful extremely favorable
ID agriculture, and in fact desirable for all ella
pe and purposes. He is engaged in the furnit