The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-05-25

Telephone No. 80.
Mrs James Wilson is in Almonte Canada
visiting her parents and mnny friends there.
w. D. Durham left for Aberdeen, S. D.. last
Friday for visit of three weeks with his daugh-
er, Mrs. Edith Gray.
Ali citizens having flowers to donate for deco
ration purposes will please bring send them
to G. A. R, Hall next Monday morning.
The members of Mcintosh Pest are requested
to meet at the Post room at o'clock p. m. sharp.
preparatory to attending divine service at the
Universalist Church. in body.
| The site for the proposed new Sontum block,
is cleared and in readiness for the workmen to
begin on the foundations.
The merry Milkmaids." at Garrettsville was
| a success and took we'll with the people of that
place. The Y. P. S. C. E. netted about $50
A. E. Crane. dry goods merchant. and :. Cole
man, furniture dealer. and several other promi-
nent citizens of Garrettsvile came down yester-
day to look at the base ball beauties. and had a
heap of fun watching the fair batters.
Miss Rhoda Twitt. who was taken to Cleveland
| about two weeks ago, was taken to the ACity hos
pital Saturday for treatment.
in Grace Church Choir last Sunday. The many
friends of Miss Leonard will experience keen
regret at her departure f'om Ravenna. where
she will be greatly missed in social and musical
circles.
The new Erie water tank is completed.
John R. BuchteI. the founder of Buchtel Col
lege died at his home in Akron Monday.
Misses Katherine Harris and Eleanor Smith
were in Cleveland Tuesday.
Two fine winter lambs belonging to James
Wilson were killed by the cars, on mis- farm west
of town. on Monday.
Mrs. A. C. Welch has returned to her home in
Niles, O., after visit with her parents Rev. and
Mrs. Hollingshead.
Get your Sewing Machine Needles of Mowen,
first door north of Krake's grocery.
Do you want DolIarP Oakley will make you
present of one. if you have your Photo taken
at his place before June -. Read his ad
Get your Sewing Machines repaired at
Mowen shop, first door north of Krake's gro
Gerry.
Terrence P. McManus. son of the late Hugh
McManus. died this morning. aged 20 years. His
funeral will be held Friday at 9 a. m. rom the
Catholic Church.
F. R. Colt returned home last Friday with fifty
Fresh Cows and eight close springers. All will
be sold worth the money.
A first class Horse. sound and gentle. and a
young. we'll broken yoke of Work Oxen for sale.
few good Stock Bulls for sale or rent. See
him for prices.
S. K. Bingham, former carriage trimmer at
the Riddle Works, for the past two months at
Akron, left yesterday for Terre Haute, Ind, to
work for A. E. Herman in a carriage establish
/ ment.
Freeman Smith, who was so badly injured
last Winter by falling tree limb had the mis-
fortune to again displace one OF his hip joints,
last Friday, and is confined to the house by the
mishap.
Mesdames A. S. Cole. E. e. Davidson. E. W.
Talcott, C. H. Pitkin. A. C. Phelps, 7. M. Griffith
and Miss L. A. Goldman attended the second
annual meeting of the Grand Assembly of the
Pythian Sisterhood of Ohio. At the conclusion
of the session Mrs. Griffith was elected Grand
Chancellor. and Mrs. Ts'cott Grand Keeper Of
Records and Seal.
| LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining ir
the Post Office at Ravenna, o., May 25, 1885,
| 1Or q per1oQ Oh IA Gays OF more:
| Stephen Bishop. N N Converse. Mrs Ella Eat
niger. W Herring. Joe Krupp. Mrs Susie Lud
| wick.
Door and Window Screens. Wire Cloth 70
Doors and Windows, Spring Hinges for Screei
Doors, Hammocks and Hammoc Hooks. Flow
er Pots and Hanging Bas kets. Ten Safety Bi
cycles for sale cheap; Paint and Whitewas
| Rrushes: 5 and 1Uc, goods.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Miss Clara Meek, of Clarissa, ILL.,, is visitin
her uncle, Rev S. w. Meek, and family. Sh
is on her way to Chicago from East Liverpool
O., where she went as delegate from the Sout
. Illinois Presbytery to attend the national con
vention of Presbyterian Young Peoples Socie
ties.
Frank Spencer, who has lain in jail so loI
under charge of assault and battery, was r
leased yesterday by order of Court. because OF
defect in the mittimus under which he wss a
rested. Spencer is the man who was arrest
, about year ago, at the instance of his fellc
= workmen in the shoe factory, on charge OF /
: sanity It is said he is insane on the one subje
b of secret societies.
George Mills, roadmaster, and E. T. Gilm'
n Supt of bridges and buildings, Painesville,we
e here Monday, inspecting the P. & w. yart
K which will be put in first class shape the coml
Ie Summer. Among other Improvements, COZ
= plete system of drainage will be established tn
will relieve the road bed and adjacent land fro
- the accumulation of water at times of heavy
l. protracted rains.
The village of Kent has settled with the We
I ster, Camp & Lane Co. for $I,25I.76, $500
which goes to S. P. Wolcott for attorney fe
Is At meeting of the Council it was moved a
o carried that Mr.. Wolcott be discharged, a
p that all bids for the erection of buildings be
Nv jected. This ends the W., C. & L. deal, a
nd the papers should give our sinned-against neil
-, bors a rest.
w. Leroy Strickland. nephew of the
.st Willis Strickland, was visiting friends here
on day and Saturday. He is travelling in the I'M
n est of the George Barrie Fine Art publish
%. house, Philadelphia He is at present tax
ho names for limited edition of the History
the Army and Navy of the United States, issl
- in $500 style of artistic perfection in lie
r press and establishment.
y" Ray Case was called back from Hudson
nso Monday, to take charge of Hart & Cos d
80. store during the illness of Mr.. Crist, the jul
mt proprietor who went home Saturday, sick,
leaving the house without any experienced ht
tbe as Mr.. Hart is still unable to engage tn &C
sio business. While Mr.. Crist is in a condition
rbe quiring rest and care, it is thought his enfor
die retirement will be of short duration.
he Sunday night Charles Strong had very
IDS row escape from being gored to death by
re- His business is that of farm hand on the
owned by Mrs. M. Heath, in the Beech VIZ
om district. leased by a tenant. He was in an c
,ent lot at a low, marshy spot, when the bull att
h of ed him, and ere he could reach any plat
inn protection, the infuriated animal had him
hen and commenced a savage attack on him.
med tunately the bulls horns were turned bac
,,ne the ends, thus preventing them from ente
vho+ Strong's body. AS it was, however, the enr
t,,+ beast struck him again and again, with
o.o terrible force as to break two ribs and an
and knock off one of his shoulder caps.