The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-03-23
STAPLE, AND FANCY
Call on Tibbals for Exterior Views.

I This is examination week at the schools. after
which comes the regular spring vacation of one
week.
Miss Emma Carothers goes to Pittsburgh Sat-
urday for two weeks visit
Miss Mclaughlin. of Cincinnati. is the guest of
Miss Marie Leonard.
The two year old son of Albert B. Fairchild
is sick with scarlet fever.
H. L. Scarf was seen on the streets Monday,
for the first time in five weeks.
Mrs. Ed. Barton and little son are recovering
from an attack of scarlet fever.
Elk Auditor L. A. Olin has been confined to
the house for two weeks with the grip and other
ailments.
| George Flath is again welcoming his many
friends at the clothing house of Peter Flath,
after years absence in Akron.
Business at the John F. Byers shop is fairly
good for this time of the year. Orders are
rather slow, but there are enough to keep the
wheels in motion ten hours every day.
William Farrenbach was arrested the night of
the McTye-Robe fire, charged with attempted
theft of box of shoes from McTye. He has
been released on $500 bond and his hearing
set for the 27th before Justice Beckley.
About dozen representatives of the Peoples
party held a rather late meeting Saturday after
noon, to make arrangements for county con-
vention to be held Saturday, the 26th, for the
purpose of choosing delegates to the National
convention at Omaha next July.
The three year old daughter of Mr., and Mrs
Clinton Sutton, who live on Page street. died
Monday evening, of congestion of the brain.
Her funeral was held this afternoon at o'clock,
from the house, Rev. E. G. Laughlin officiating
G. w. Gockel is making an elegant set of
double harness with silver plate trimmings. for
w. A. Jenkins & Co, which is the admiration
of all his callers. 1t is most decidedly the hand
soonest of its class ever turned out in Ravenna.
1t will be used on the hearse team.
Tom. PARA was arrested yesterday afternoon
by officer Mason, and pleaded guilty to selling
| cigarettes to John Haven, boy under Is years,
and was fined $500 and costs by Justice Beatty.
1t is TO be hoped that this species of contraband
trade will be followed up and broken up in
Ravenna.
The Republicans have, since the decision of
the Board of Elections concerning the Austral-
ian law, placed in nomination the following
candidates for Assessor in Rauenna
Precinct Ar. Root;
BIO. 6. Harmon;
/ "a C-Wison Miller.
The Board of Elections will furnish poll books
and tally sheets to the various township pre-
cincts in the county, but they have nothing
whatever to do concerning elections outside OF
Kent and Ravenna.
Mr.. F. R. Powers has resigned his position
with J. S. Smith & Son, to accept one with F. P.
Chapman. the shoe dealer. Mr. Powers is a
genial, pleasant gentleman. an excellent sales
man. and his presence at the Big Shoe" will
make that establishment more popular than
ever.
The Jordan & Goodrich Shoe Factory is closed
and in the hands of the Sheriff. Last Saturday
attachments were levied on stock and machinery
to secure claims amounting to about 81 ,500 and
since then the amount thus secured is fully $3 00C
; In addition to this 5000 cognovit judgement!
: have been taken against the Company. and exc
cutions levied. making total of about IS 900
What the final outcome will be remains to b,
a seen, but at present things look decidedly .dar
t for the company.
The Operetta, 4" Merry Milkmaids " was very
It finely rendered last evening ,at the Opera House
! The attendance was gratityingly large, denotin
the appreciation people have of home talen
entertainment, of the high order of the on
!, given last evening, The parts were well sus
q tanned throughout, rejecting much credit upo
# the conductor, Dr. C. H. Griffin under who's
1t training the perfection of its presentation
rt due. The net receipts were $77.oo, a handsom
figure in the cancellation of the organ debt
At the Cong. church.
st LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
% the Post Office at Ravenna, O., Mar %, Is!
for period of IA days or more:
Brady Bin. Mrs Henry Bradley, .Thos Barre
ID VIM Pollen. E Rogers. Mrs Lewis Rober
in son. Miss Della Rice. Miss Mary Roger Mrs
ut R Smish Byron Smith. J R Williams.
t. J. G. BEATTY. P. NJ
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