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

| j. f. Byers Co. shipped moist to Columbus
Saturday. and one to Maiden. w. Va. Monday
Frank Holden shipped car load of calves to
Pittsburgh Monday.
Messrs A. E. seaton and Ii. A. King with
their wives. were in Cleveland yesterday.
Mrs, Louis Myers, CT Akron, was the guest Of
Mrs e. W, Brown last week.
| A few pointers" in the clothing line can be
seen in BeattS's window
DR.. B. B Loughead. of Akron, was in town
Thursday.
Freddie Knapp spent Sunday in Akron with
his brother.
Dennis Kirkland. Of Charlestown, has returned
from his Connecticut trip.
Born to Mr. and Mrs NJ. ]. Nicola. a son.
W. Monsey and wife and Mrs. Fanny Chsl-
FAINT were in Salem yeste day.
Mrs John E. Sharp and son Charlie have re-
turned from three weeks Eastern trip.
Miss Coe. of Dayton is visiting her cousin.
Miss Hattie Hotchkiss
A. A Harris. Jr. is sole agent for this county
for the Metallic Endless ClothesLines.
Cedar and Hemlock Shingles at
MORGAN & SONS YARD.
Mrs. W. J. Shrop is visiting in North SPRING
field, expecting to be away about one week.
All the leading Journals at Ravenna News
Depot; also. subscriptions received flor all
papers
The opening of the season at Sandy Lake Re-
sort will take place about June 8th.
Frank G. Cline has purchased property at 9lS
A n hp
resides.
Auditor Freeman went to Cleveland yester-
day, to assess the Pipe Line of the National
Transit Co.
Last Thursday the Auditors along the line of
the Alliance & Northern Railroad met at Ra-
VIENNA to assess the road,
DR.. D. R. Jennings returned to his home in
Cleveland, Saturday, after visit of two weeks
with his brother. A. J. Jennings.
VIM. B. Coffin, who has been visiting his Sis
ter. Mrs. F. B. King. left Monday for Elmira.
N. Y. He is superintendent of railroad in
Florida.
Next Sunday at 72G p. m. Mcintosh Post. G..
A. R.. and the Women's Relief Corps will attend
All citizens are cordially invited.
Best Hemlock Shingles. for sale by
MORGAN & Son.
If you want a Rotary Metallic Endless Clothes
Line, drop a postal card to A, A. Harris Jr.,
who has the exclusive agency for Portage Co.
The program and committees for Memoirs al
Day will be found on the fourth page of this
issue.
There viii be services at Grace Church to-
morrow forenoon at 10 30. being the festival of
the Ascension.
The annual h. P. Grand Lodge meeting was
commenced yesterday at Youngstown. c. R.
Baldw in went down as representative of Cresset
Lodge.
A. W. olmstead goes to Columbus this week
for the j, F. Byers Co., to set up hoist and
brick elevator.
A. W. Mills goes to Garrettsville tomorrow
to attend the exercises of the High school grad
uating class of that place, of which his son
Rollin H, is member.
There will be meeting of the w. C. t. U
Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock. at the home
of Mrs. Chas Newton. on South Prospect St.
George Chafant returned to Ravenna Thurs
W
W. W. Monsey.
Thomas Downing, a well known citizen oi
Kent, died very suddenly near Dayton, last
Friday, of heart disease.
Orson Collins. of ofGarrettsville. one of the lead
| ing citizens of that town, and prominent DEM
ocrat. is very low With hemorrhege of the lungs
Miss Bevington, of Windhan, was the CUES
of Miss Agnes Mills, on Lincoln Avenue.
The Ravenna City Band again attracted a
crowd to the Park Saturday night by their pop
ular playing. The boys are doing well.
A kiln of 10000 brick is being burned a
the Ravenna Brick and Tile Works, and anoth
er one of 10000 is up. ready for the fire. TIL
daily output is now about I6 900.
An extra force of hands will be put on a
Mishler Bros as soon as the present shortage
of cars is supplied. Business is steady and sol
| id at this busy place.
We are led to suspect. by the frequent appear
ance of M. R. Cultiss in Ravenna. that he is
great admirer of our girls. and that possibl
some one of them may be induced to go to GA
rsttsviIle as Mrs. Curtiss. The question is. whic
one?
WV Howlet, who was called to Windha
by the death of his father. returned to his hon
in Stanwood, Mich last Friday. He took bat
with him an heir loom that was fashioned by Il
hand of the artifcer in the ante-revolution day
1t is chest 153 years old, which he's been u.s.
jointly as a chest and shoe bench.
A double male quartette will furnish IL
vocal music on Decoration Day. and the R
; VIENNA City Band the Instrumental. An inte
esting feature of the procession will be the
pearance of the Uniform Rank K. P, the Jr.
VA, M. and the Foresters.
: Train 10 on the Erie, known as the Wei
Fargo flyer. between New York and Chicas
will hereafter make Ravenna regular sto
ping place. This will give a delivery from NJ
% York three hours earlier than before and la
goods in Chicago six hours earlier. 1t "
through the efforts of N. P. Catlin that I
change was made.
Street Commissioner Sprague comm enced Ii
week, some much needed improvements
Prospect Street, bus on account of the cont
uous heavy rains. made very little progre
enough, however, to give grounds for the bel
Il that something will be done toward making
road passable before another winter.
| SATURDAY nl&nF SGIlG biiCl w dsi
into Ernest Meek's greenhouse and wrol
t fully and feloniously took and carried ava
two boxes of cabbage plants, For aless ofe
q, a one legged Vagrant was. given two yeals
the Pen. by Judge Robinson. Monday morni
Itwas big risk to run for very small amo
OF plunder.
lg. Of the nine horses which were sent from
ia Western Reserve Farm to the Emery & F;
sale last week. only five were disposed of.
prices were so ruinously low that Mr.. Ric
refused to put up any more, prefering wner
gives his stock away to present it to his friel
ice or at least have something to say as to who
for ceives it.
Philo Bierce returned Monday morning Fl
. four weeks trip to Nebraska, where he '
to look after his farm. He says the growt
er- the country there exceeds anything he had
T. agined, places which were mere hamlets v
ono he came away II years ago, have now assu
the proportions of cities and thriving to-
r, The extremely wet weather interfered some
with the pleasure of the trip, there being
four pleasant days during the time he was t