The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-06-29
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY. June go 'ss.
Board of Health meeting tonight.

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apolis last week.
John Porter and A. E. Seaton. Esqs.. were il
Warren yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Forsyth. of Deerfeld. is the CUES
of DIR. and Mrs. I. IL. Stevens.
L. Twitt and son Frank were in Cleveland yes
terday.
Mrs Mary A Woodbridge went TO Cincinnati
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Holloway is ' cry sick with neuralgia
of the heart.
Mrs H. P. Bradford has returned from a visit
in 0berlin.
W. J. Beckley is attending Ann Arbor COM
mencement.
Lantz' o chestra will furnish music for the
dance at Sandy Lake on the 4th.
Miss Jessie Moatz. of Akron, was the guest OF
Miss Dora Kingsbury Saturday.
| Miss Ella Blackmore. of Kent. was the guest of
Miss jennie Holloway last week.
Mrs. Marsh and children have returned from a
four weeks visit with her parents. in New Lyme.
| f. j Loudin went to Louisville. KY, Satur-
| day. over the Erie.
Mrs. DIR. j. Wagg oner is in Dcerfead, visiting
her mother.
Byron Smith has entered the employ of W. j..
Shrop and Son. at Marlboro.
Spend the 4th at Sandy Lake, You can't fail
| to have good time.
Misses Ida and Edith Kline were lin Akron
Monday.
Do you Camp out' this summer? If so get
your outfits at HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Mrs Ed. Kline is in North Springfield. for a
weeks visit with her parents.
Don't miss seeing the Water Fire Works at
Lake Brady, July 4th. Beautiful and novel.
Thomas Aitkens and family. of Jeanette. Pa,
are in Ravenna for the summer vacation,
Charles Knapp. with the American Cereal Co..
Akron, visited his parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Taylor Root. of N. Y. City. is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs e. R. Taylor.
Best 2 tined Steel Hay Forks. 13 els. each.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
"A valuable horse belonging to r. .B Witter
died quite suddenly Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lora Cook. of Rochester. Minn. is visit
ing Miss Matte Cook.
Mrs LizzieWiley was in Cleveland from Thurs
day to Monday.
Four styles Jump Seat Carriages
TT. THOMSON.
This is the last week to secure card for the
valuable presents. at N. Converse sons.
F.C. Wood. B. & o. Travelling Passenger iAg't
was at the P. & W. yesterday.
Tracy B. Jones. local editor of the Ravenna
Republican, was in Akron Sunday.
Abram .Olmstead went to Rochester, N.
this week. for the John F. Byers Co
Don't fail to get your Supper and Ice Cream
at the Universalist Church Thursday evening
Miss Eliza Haley, of Cuyahoga Falls, was
the guest of Miss Eleanor Smith over Sunday.
Thirty-ive tickets were sold at the P. & W. on
Monday, on account of the Christian Endeavor
Convention at Akron.
The State Inspector of Boilers was in town
Monday. The shoe factory was shut down in
the forenoon.
M. B. Mishler, wife and son spent three days
from Saturday with her sister. Mrs. Lincoln
Oviatt. in Mogadore.
A German named Runich. employed in the
Carbon Works. had narrow escape from DROWN
ing, at Lake Brady, Sunday afternoon.
The Erie sold forty tickets to Akron on account
of the Christian Endeavor Convention at that
city.
The M. K. Berie stock of Gentlemen's Furnish
ing Goods. Hats. Trunks. &C.. are being sold at
assignee's sale away below cost.
A S. cole Esq was in Columbus. before the
State Board of Equalization. last week. in the
interest of Portage Co. clients.
During July and August the Ravenna dry
goods stores will be open Monday and Saturday
evenings.
Any lone in need of Hats. Caps. Neckwear.
Collars. Underwear. &C.. should not fail to go to
the Poe Block. where everything is being sold at
great sacrifice. at assignee's sale.
For the latest method of instructions on Piano
Organ and Violin. call on the Misses Armstrong.
W est Main Street. Terms reasonable.
Fine and Medium priced Carriages at low
down prices; also Spring and Road Wagons
carts. &c. T. F.THoMPsoN.
Mrs J. W. Jordan and two children leave for
Fitchburg. Mass, tomorrow. to be absent during
the Summer.
Mrs. Robert Doig ent to Vermillion, Ohio.
| Monday. to visit her brother and attend the
| National Campmeeting.
Wallace & Poe. the great Singing Orchestra,
of Cleveland. at Lake Brady, July 4th. Dane
ing in the new Pavilion day and night.
| T. F. Thompson keeps a. good supply of pure
| Mecca Oil, the best lubricating oil in the mar
ket. which he sells very cheap.
| A barn belonging to Mr.. Chas, King, about
| two and a-half miles northwest of RaVenna.
was struck by lightning and burned during the
storm Thur sday morning.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Knapp left Saturday
| for visit of week or ten days with friends in
Cleveland and Lorain and business trip to
Findlay. o.
Go to Cleveland Saturday, July 2nd, and gel
1a Cabinet Photographs for 81 per doz. Piper
| s. Becker Photo-Palace, Wiltshire Bldg. Cleve
land, o. See adv.
Fl. NJ. Fowler, of the Canfield Dispatch. made
us pleasant call Monday. Mr.. Fowler was
former employe of the Portage Sentinel. an6
cast his first Presidential vote here, for Frank
lin Pierce.
Miss Frances Wildes returned from the Ad;
Normal School Saturday night for few day
stay preparatory to graduating from the Insti
tuition the coming Commencemen
Let every Town in the County get its eigh
strong men together and enter the great Tug o
War Race at Brady, July 4th. Purse, SI5.o
to first, $1,000 to second.
Rev. FRI Farrell returned ON Friday las
I from ten days absence in New York City
where he was called by the death of his brother
Michael Farrell. resident of that city.
Mrs. Bertha Metzger. of Cleveland. spen
Thursday and Friday. and Mrs. j NJ VanHor
of Warren. spent Friday, visiting their + athe
W. T. Grundel,
Miss Ames and Mr.. VIM. Coleman. of Clevt
land. and DIR. Ingersoll. of Painesville. sper
Sunday and Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Adal
| Heisler.
Henry Cushing and wife left on Saturday ft
Thomaston, Maine, in response to tetegra
announcing the serious sickness of his on
lsister.
E. E. McCloskey, night operator at the Fri
has been transferred to the Kent yards for fe
nights. His place here is supplied by Charles
Fritz.
We have the Rink filed with Buggies. Roi
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