The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-04-13
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Are YOU going to paintP If so, call on E. c.
Belding, He has Billings Taylor's Paints
which are the best in the market,
No house in Portage county offers such genuine
bargains in Wall Paper as we do. 1t will pay
you to come miles to see our goods buying.
c. A. MYERS.
VERY quiet wedding took place at the Dlscl-
pie parsonage last Thursday. at d: 3O p m, the
contracting parties being j c. Holmes. former
book keeper for Jordan & Goodrich, and MISS
Hattie Smith, one of Ravenna's most popular
Young ladies' The wedding was private, the
only persons present besides the bride ana
groom end the officiating clergyman. L. Gl
Laughlin. being E. W. Poe and Miss Thalia
Bean. of this city, and Miss Anna Brodte, OF
Akron. Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes took train for
Cleveland the same evening. returning to Ra'
VIENNA Saturday. Heleft for Cincinnati Menday
and as soon as he is suitably located she will go
there also, Thus the Queen City will take from
us two very excellent young people. May success
attend them through life.
May, Celia. and Corinthia Lindsay. children of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lindsay. left for M1nneap-
oils, Kas, where their parents are at present To-
Gated. The family expect to return to KaVenna
some time in the Fall. For years Mrs. Lindsay
had heard nothing of her father. John McClun'
whom many of our readers will remember as
former resident of this place. She did not know
whether he was living or dead. and while at
Minneapolis accidentally met him whom she had
lost all hopes of ever seeing again. He has re-
sided there for many years, and is in very good
health, and seems to be cry pleasantly situated.
If you are about to paint, you are interested
in obtaining the best. poor paint is not worth
the labor of putting it on your building. We
speak advisedly. when we recommend the Bill
ings & Taylor Paints as the very best made
Many of our best residences, on which it has
been used, are proof of the assertion. E. G.
Belding has the exclusive agency of these un-
excelled paints: He informs us that their sale
has been very large and is constantly increasing
| A. B. Fairchild received a letter from his
brother, George E. Fairchild, stating that the
family would take passage for San Francisco May
24th. in the steamer Australia. expecting to ar
rive at that city June 1st. They will bid farewell
to their Sandwich Island home and locate in
California. probably at Oakland. just across the
bay from San Francisco. They will make an ex-
tended visit in Ravenna and Cleveland. before
locating permanently in their new home.
| Tested Garden and Flower Seeds.
| Flower Pots and Hanging Baskets.
Fishing Poles 5. 10 and 15c each.
All kinds of Fishing Tackle.
Garden Rakes. Spades. Shovels and Forks.
| Best Steel Hoes 25c each.
Best Steel Socket Hoes 30c each.
Balls, Bats and Air Guns.
Kites 1c each. and up.
Pencil Sharpeners 1c each.
Large Marbles, 10 for 1c.
Foot Balls. Pocket Knives, &C., &c.
Bicycles for sale. rent or exchange. ?
| HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Last Friday night a tramp umbrella mender
imbibed too freely of whisky, and in the course
of his after effect alterations wandered into ar
alley, where he stopped and proceeded to undres
himself for bed. evidently thinking he was in
some sleeping apartment. The hallucination
was so strong that he actually laid down in the
falling snow and went to sleep. lying there unit
early morning, when he was discovered by Office
Goodenough. nearly frozen. He was entirel!
denuded of clothing excepting his shirt. ant
would certainly have perished had he not beer
found. If the whisky got him into trouble.
also stayed right by him, for to it alone he owe
his preservation up to the time he was found b
g the policeman.