The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-08-24
FURRY & SEYMOUR.

L. E. Collins has put in a supply of groceries
at his residence on Lincoln Avenue.
A. B. Seymour was in Cleveland over Sunday.
Cleveland.
Harry Robinson, Esq, is quite seriously sick.
Miss Jennie Beatty is expected home from
her Eastern trip. next Saturday.
Charles Lineberger. of Shalersville, plead
guilty to intoxication. Monday, before Squire
Beatty, who fined him s. 90 and costs.
A party of twelve Ravenna ladies spent yes
terday with Mrs. H. T. Sheldon at her home in
Windham..
The walls of the Riddle Shoe Factory are
rising very fast.
severe illness.
The year old daughter of John Kelly. ne
gro living near Harris street. is sick with malig-
nant diphtheria. 1t was bad case. bat the
patient is now thought to be out of danger.
The Misses Minnie and Louise Goeppinger. of
Kendallville. Ind, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Schweitzer from Friday to yesterday.
The Sapp family reunion will be held next
Wednesday. Aug. 25th. at W. T. Cutters. just
this side of Kent village. on Main street.
galvanized iron railing now encloses the side
walk lawn at the E. r. Wait homestead.
Family Liquor Store" is the reading of D.
Sontoro's new sign. Dominic proposes to catch
them all, even to the old woman.
A new tool house has just been completed for
C. & P. section 19.
At meeting of the Eagle Glass Company Di-
rectors last Saturday, it was definitely decided
not to start the fires the coming season.
Mishler Brothers shipped car load of goods
every day last week. in addition to supplying a
large retail trade.
The force at Mishler Brothers has been in
creased by one man. Kern, Merrell 4 Co. hav Q
also made the same addition to their force.
Mrs. Grant Shrop and daughter Ruth stopped
over Sunday with Grandpa" Shrop. on their
way home from Rittman, o.
Charles Martin had one of his fingers badly
smashed Monday afternoon.at Mishler Brothers
tile works. while cleaning out kiln hole.
F. D. Mishler. of Mogadore. was in town last
Monday.
While moving near a stand of bees a few days
ago, Frank Ford was quite severely stung in his
hands.
Misses Flora and Matte Parsons went to Cleve-
land, Tuesday, to attend the openings of Fall
millinery.
Miss Anna Brown is attending the openings in
N. Y. City, where she will remain for two weeks,
when she will return with the very latest styles
in Millinery. and resume her position in the
popular house of LefingweIl & Holden.
| There will be a meeting of the County Bosrd
of Elections next Wednesday. No quorum pres
ent today.
Mrs. John Wiedemann died at her home nea1
Sandy Lake, this forenoon. of dropsy. aged 75
years. Her funeral will be held Friday at 10 a
The prospects are good for large fields in al
speed classes at the Portage County Fair.
Mrs. Lafayette Smith gave dinner to some O
her friends at her home on Freedom street. OF
Thursday last.
LOST-About August 18th. on South Sycamore
to L. K. CLEMENTS. the oil man. or leave at thi
office.
Miss Lizzie Fowler. of Kent. has accepted tn
position of leading violinst in one of the larges
and most fashionable churches in Cleveland.
Mrs. DR.. Powers. of Mogadore. Mrs. T. M
Griffith and Harry Green. of Kavenna. took tn
Erie train Monday morning for Kansas City.
John and George Judy and D. L. Murray wer
Erie passengers to Chicago Monday morning.
A party of ten took the C. & P. for Willoughb
last Thursday, to attend the Phelps and Picker
ing family reunion.
Mrs. W. Il. Beebe and Il. D. Burroughs an
family were G. IL P. passengers for LudingtoI
Mich. last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Hawley and Miss Ann
HARRISON. of Shalersville, left for Kansas Gil
last Friday. via c. & P.
David Shook, Joseph Kohler and wife, Sam
Woolf and wife. Randolph Mrs. Alvira Terr
ROotstown. and Mrs. P. o. Wood. Ravenna. W el
G. & P. passengers for Kansas City last Saturda
Charles Merits boarded the afternoon c. 4
express for Wheeling, last Saturday.
Miss Gilbert went to Columbus. and Miss Wa
!. Ter to Kokomo. Ind. Monday. via C. & P.
Miss E. A. Sage. principal of the Ottawa. II
public schools, with Edward Tillman. a youl
D lad whom fshe is bringing up and educating
visiting in the family of her cousin. Prosecut
I. II. Phelps.
Mrs. Nathan Morford and daughter, of Gree
vile. Pa. are guests of Miss Emma Carothers.
p Miss Mary Carter died at her home on Syc
Q more street, at 4 o'clock Monday morning. aft
:. a lingering illness. aged so years Her funer
: was held from the house at 2 O'Clock this afte
noon. Rev. Dr. Hollingshead officiating.
: A meeting of the Board of Tradewas he
a yesterday afternoon to give expression to t
Of oit1
n Steubenville as locations for the proposed Mt
y Insane Asylum for Northeastern Ohio. T
unanimous sentiment was in favor of Alliant
The two cases of Ohio VS. Bisby, charged w
3 larceny and assault and battery, were dismiss
, yesterday afternoon by Justice Beckley,
want OF prosecution. He also dismissed I
~ one of Ohio VS. Aaron T. Willyard, charg
=. with assault and battery, after hearing the e
e dence.
- The attendance at the Teachers Institute
n good, 176 being enrolled at noon today. I
instructors are from the ranks of the best a
s. the aid to be derived from the weeks worl
re glories of our age, and will be supported m
heartily by every true friend of progressive c
% ilization.
n nm
=. :. School Supplies.
m We have good variety of fine Pen and
ar Gil Tablets at lowest prices.
nd Best School Pens for &c, or sc a dozen.
as Good quality Slate Pencils, II for &c.
Lead Pencils, Copy Books, Spelling p
to Sponges.
ne Good Pencil Sharpeners Ic each.'
m Plain and Bound States.