The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-05-18
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY. Is 1899,

| Ravenna friends over Sunday.
W. E. Goodrich is on two weeks Southern
trip, selling shoes for Chicago house,
Wanzor Holeomb is building very large
| addition to his barn.
No feat to fit your feet in stylish shoes, at
F. p. CHAPMAN'S,
Frank Merits spent Sunday in Akron.
Mrs M. H Carter went to Philadelphia Sat,
urday to visit her sister. MRS W. f. Drennen.
| F, P. Chapman's store glitters with sttrac
tions, and every one is a bargain.
DIR. M. G. Mcbride is moving into the Horl
residence. corner of Walnut and Spruce streets
The severe cold of last Winter killed many
peach trees and grape vines in this vicinity.
Miss Rhoda Twitt went to Cleveland last week
| where she will-euain under medical treatment
until restored strength permits her return.
| A. A. Harris. Jr. is sole agent for this county
| for the Metallic Endless ClothesLines
| Fl. d. Seymour was home from Elwood Ind.
over Sunday. He is Secretary and Treasurer OF
of the Elwood Land c..
Best Hemlock Shingles for sale by
| MORGAN & SON
| C.B Wadsworth was home few days dur
| ing the past week.
Emery & Fasig's sale of trotting horses, at
Cleveland, is attracting the attention of horse
| men this week.
P. L. King purchased the Cemetery mare OF
the Trustees. The price was $50.
Cedar and Hemlock Shingles at
MORGAN s. SONS YARD.
The sale at Mrs, &. Horr's last Saturday as
we'll attended. and some very decided bargains
realized both by seller and purchasers.
Miss Minnie Cline. of Akron. spent Sunday
with her mother in this city.
Rev Fr. Farrell went to Cleveland Monday.
expecting to return today.
Don't fail to see the Cincinnati Reds next
Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Il. Hathaway. of Cleveland. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. I. T. Siddall over Sunday
Miss Marthena Evans. of Bundysburg, O., is
the guest of her cousin, j. H. Evans.
D. G. Goldman is attending a meeting of United
Glass Company stockholders at Syracuse N. Y i.
The Ravenna Roller Mills are running nigh
and day, portion of the time. to fill ord ers.
They are paying 9Oe for wheat. and $50 for oats.
The walks at the G. & P. depot have been re-
dressed with limestone chips. which make the
best kind of pavement.
L. G. Knapp. of Garrettsville. came down to
Ravenna. Monday. and purchased lot of lum-
ber of Work & Yeend for the Garrettsville Table
Factory
Mr.. and Mrs J. W. McGahan, who were re-
Gently called to Mansfield by the dangerous ILL
ness of his mother. have returned. and report
her condition much improved.
Fred. Hindman. formerly night clerk at the
Efro 20 h Lo,,, N
Va. Monday. to clerk in his fathers hotel
There Is a big oil excitement in that region.
Rev. Fr. Farrell. Pastor of the Immaculate
Conception Church. oficiated in Canton last
Wednesday at the marriage of N. P. Whelan.
Esq. of Cleveland. and Miss Biechle. promi-
nent young society lady of Canton.
R. H. Day, ESQ.,. prominent young member of
the Portage Co. Bar. was called to Pittsburgh,
on professional business.
Unique fun at the N. Y. P. & o. Diamond
next Tuesday afternoon. Go and see the girls
manipulate the ball and bat
The old gas posts have finally been disposed
of to Wilkofsbey Bros, at $40 per ton of coo
lbs. The jews had to come to time.
Halstead & Livingston, one of the leading
meat firms of the city. have ornamente their
window In Riddle Block with porcelain letters
that spell the first three words of this item.
WI. Rotchkiss was arrested for intoxication
last Thursday night. and afser spending some
hours in the cage was taken before Mayor Cole
and fined 50 and costs
]. C. Holmes, of Cincinnati, former book
keeper for the shoe factory, was in town from
Saturday to Tuesday.
NJ: 3. Fury has new slate roof on his resi-
dence, on South Prospect street, and will also
make some ado itions ana other improvements
Blake Bow nan, who has been in charge of
Quaker Mill Office since the departure of Nessrs
Andrews and C1owell. went ID Ak IN Monday.
to enter the office of the A le1ican oreal Co.
VIM. Merits colt. Arch Duke, died last + day
morning. from an abcess on the brain. The
animal was bred in the purple" and gave
promise of being fast. Hewas valued at 81 Cd.
Ralph K. Paige, who was sentenced to ten
years st Is hard labor" in the penitentiary. is
said to be keeping books for that institution.
instesl of breaking stone, as he should be.
Rev. Jas. A, Brown. ector Of Graz . Chnrch,
went to Kent last .Thr esday to oficiate at the
wedding OF p. H. Heff on of Denver, COL and
Miss Harriet Mills. of Kent.
A liner'' or a - fly" it's all the same to the
girls. They are at home anywhere you put
them. Go and see them next Tuesday, at the
Ny. P. & o. Diamond.
The Cleveland World says Portage Coun.y,s
Reservoir is for sale. Now if the World will
tell us where Portage County's rcservoir is TO
be found, and the price at which it is held. the
Information viii! be thankfully received.
q. NJ. Belding went to Cleveland Monday
r1iorbk how ,o1o
from the Western Reserve Farm, and one be-
longing to 7. E. Grail, the lot being consigned
to Emery Fasig, and will be sold p1der the
hammer.
The McGibny Family played to a good house
Monday night Their performance was sub
stantially repetition of the one given on the: r.
former visit. but notwithstanding its lack of
freshness. was well received by the audience.
The water in the streams in this vicinity has
been higher the past week the at ary time in
years, except during the spring f-eshets. The
Breakneck had the appearance of an immense e
lake. There is no danger of a water famine al
present,
The Episcopal Convention of the Diocese OF
Ohio commenced it's annual meeting at Trinity
Church. Cleveland. last evening for three day.
session. Rev. j. A. Brown. Rec.o'. and George
COOK ana II, ., CoI1sIocK delega 3si from Grace
Church, are in a tendance.
Mrs. J. H. Evans, wife of the Treasurer. lef
for New York City yesterday evening. on tht
Erie. to remain there about one week. the CUES
of Mrs. G. P. Reed. She will return by way o
Philadelphia.w where she will spend another wcel
with a sister.
Halstead & Livingston. the popular and expe
rienced meat dealers of Ravenna, have the choic
est meats in the market. They are now slicn
the celebrated Fremont Hams. which have su
perceded all others in the preference of consum-
ers. Try them. and you will not ask why.
Joseph II. Close and daughter, Miss Millie, 0
Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic, are tn
guests of Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Hollingshead
Mr.. Close was formerly an ofli cial member o
DIR. Hollingshead's church at St. Clairsville, O