The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-04-13
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES
There is a hard coal famine in town.

Stoerkers barber shop is being repainted.
Blue Jay Tea at the Congregational Church.
April 22.
Good substantial Supper at Congregational
Church from S to o'clock, April a2nd.
Messrs. Evans. glass blowers. returned to
Elwood Ind, the nth, via the Erie.
DR.. Mcbride lost very valuable horse Sun
day morning.
Telephone No. So at J.W. Jordans residence
has been taken out.
!. E. Sharp has qualified as Township Tlus-
tee.
Miss Nellie Ticknor has left the High School,
to teach in Shalersville.
Miss Eva Wolford has been engaged to teach
in one of the west township districts.a
Mrs. John Meharg is convalescing from Sc
we're attack of la grippe.
Rev, c. w. Carroll made an interesting talk
to the children at Oakwood last Sunday.
The road scrapers are at work over town.
The Riddle Company shipped funeral car
to Brownsville, Pa yesterday.
Passenger business at the C. & P. is consid-
erably lighter than one year ago.
w. H. A. Jumper and wife left yesterday
noon for Minneapolis MINI.
Fred Laubert. who has Lbeen confined to the
house several weeks with severe cold and sol g
throat. is out again.
John F. Byers has just received new $50
otto
beautiful piece of mechanism.
J. w. Pennell, P. & w. night operator at this
station, IS in Chicago, on short vacation. Mr..
Brown, of Mars, Pa, is filling his place.
F. P. Chapman has fine Easter display.
Look at his windows. There are none more
more attractive in town.
Ravenna Council 3o6 R. A. will confer the
degree on a candidate tomorrow evening. A
full attendance is requested.
Mrs. George Chalfant has received a letter
from her husband, stating that he is at Tiffin,
working at his trade.
Another advancement has been made in the
Postoffice at this place, making it a second class
office, with a salary of $4,000.
R. B. Carnahan has moved his barn 20 feet
south from the street preparatory to remodeling
and making extensive repairs on the same.
D. w. Goss is confined to his house with an
attack of pleurisy. superinduced by an injury
from fall. Monday.
There is considerable agitation about enforc-
ing the 10 o'clock closing ordinance. 1t is al
legged that some of the saloons are kept open al
night and on Sundays.
Kern & Merrell have their cupola in position
and put up the stack tomorrow. They expect
to take off the first heat about May 1st.
Abram Olmstead took Erie train for Mil
waukee, last evening, where he went to set up
Byers hoist and elevator which the Company
sold to a contractor in that city.
o. w. Bond, of Chicago, accompanied tn
remains of his sister in law, Mrs. Mary A. Scrip
ture to this city. which were brought to thi
city Tuesday, for funeral rites and interment.
VT. Hart is gradually improving. Monda
he was able to be moved to the house on Spruc
St.. into which the family moved last week.
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orship of the daily Courier. in favorl of A. {
Baker.
Saturday evening. April 23rd. temperate
entertainment will be given at CampbellspoI
consisting of select music and recitation
mostly by young people of the county who hay
won medals. Admission 10 cents.
Mrs. E. M. Robinson in vites the ladies to ca
and see her large display of Millinery, inclut
ing trimmed hats. flowers and fancy ribbon
ready for Easter
The large and commodious front Office roo
| of Mayor Cole has been frightened by new p
) per and linoleum floor covering. preparato to-
| to its being nsed as a Council Chamber by Oh
City Fathers.
? Fred Kenyon Jones, the musical director
. the Bay L. Royce Company. was form
/. schoolmate of DR.. c. H. Griffin at Fulton, n.
and the two gentlemen enjoyed good 10
visit while the compeny was here.
: Seth n. Andrews has a flly born Saturd
night, sired by Toronto AbdalIah, dam Mel
by Black Hawk, He says it is daisy. a
q takes q whole lot of figures to represent
n value,
The Ravenna Brick and Tile Works he
'started their fires and are in the industrial RI
l. again after their winter shut down. tt
shipped a car load of brick to Hudson last we
y and have orders for 2C0 cars to various poi
III between now and June 1sts
J. A. Bennett has received some specimen
:. peach sets from his Georgia orchard, about
,f size of hickorynuts. The indications point t
q fine crop, the frosts thus far having done
l. little damage on his farm.
The Good News meetings in the Universe
iS' Church are largely attended and deeply inter
" ing. Mrs. NJ McLeod wins by her excellent singi
In Miss Booth, of Buchtel College. will be pres
no Friday evening, and assist in the services. tt
ny will be special evening services at 7:3O, Sunt
of A message was received by Mrs. Viii
Der Carter last Saturday afternoon, from Chic
ten stating that her sister, Mrs. Mary A. Script
, had died that morning, from the effects
ian surgical operation. The remains, accompa
'ii by her relatives in Chicago were brough
Ravenna, and the funeral held from the
W of her sister, the old Skinner residence, ye
Of. day,at O'Clock, Rev. E. G. Laughlin officia
rch There is a gang of destructive miscreants
49, 49, longing to the younger generation, who hav
better business than to go round committin
and sorts of wanton petty depredations. Their
age est deviltry consists in breaking the windo'
the the old Shannon House. They should be
oeo rested and given the full extent of the law
the
n to Will R. Day, the popular clerk at J. S. S
& Sons, saved a runaway the nth, by
oles out and hitching horse which was standi
front of the store. At least that is the lc
30 conclusion to put upon the matter. "We
dles lish the news 5" every time, particularly
nei our attention is called to the matter by the
ticipant, as in this case.
li sne Monday morning Mrs. Joseph GledhilI
IL, severely burned about the face and arms
,ovo explosion in the cellar furnace, her entire
y. being covered by the fame. The acciden
the result of throwing some kerosine oil I'M
70 furnace, on the supposition that there WI
,cle fire in it. Unfortunately, this did not pre-
bu, be the case, and the rapidly forming gas bt