The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-04-20


The cigar factory will in all probability resume
where it is, as the Company have refused the
city's proposition.
Orrin J. Harmon has been appointed assistant
tax assessor.
The capacity of the Ravenna Brick and Tile
Plant is 10000 brick per day.
George Carothers left. Thurs lay evening. to
join the Hi Henry Minstrels at Painesville.
Sheriff Jones took Mrs. Eliza Ann Stock burger
of Atwater. to the Newburgh Asylum. Thursday.
Rev. E. G. Laughlin has invited the Jr. O. U.
A. NJ. to attend his church in body. Date to
be announced later.
7. R. Mason went to Middlefeld, Friday. via
the P. & W..
W. W. Carnahan Is able to be out on crutches.
Joseph Moore. of Newton Falls, general dealer,
was in town Thursday. negotiating with II. F.
Carts for large lot of brick.
E. P. M erts. P. & W. agent at this station, vis-
tied his father. who is in very feeble health. at
North Benton. Saturday to Monday.
H. D. 0rms. B. & O. machinist at Akron. was
in town Friday.
The Boiler Works are closed temporarily. for
lack of orders.
S. L. McAdams. former P. & W. agent at Ra-
VIENNA. is again on the road interest of R. A, A.
of Ohio. and will locate either in Cleveland or
Columbus.
There are very few empty houses in the south
part of town.
The Erie now have Pullman Sleeper service on
No. s and No. y, for Boston. via The Hoosac
Tunnel Route.
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signments during the week have been made to
Cortland street. N. Y. City. Niles, o. and he ex-
poets to make an extensive shipment to Newton
Falls in the near future.
A. ]. Packer was calling on Ravenna friends
Thursday last. He was on his way to Medina to
accept position as pharmacist
Daniel Conners and John McManus have been
appointed by the Council as special police at the
Erie depot.
The Township Board of Education met at
the Clerks Office Monday, and levied 10 of a
mill tax for tuition purposes, and $40 for con-
hngent purposes, for the ensuing year.
Hon. C. A. Reed returned from Nebraska
MONDAY morning, accompanied by his brother
:. Z. Elliott has been appointed postmaster
at Randolph, vice N. D. Hoskins.
IollGo DloWh, oI AKRON, was the lowest bid
der at Kent, Monday, on the proposed Webster,
Camp & Lane buildings. his bid being S78, ,3z5.
7. K. Baldwin was the only Ravenna bidder.
Street Commissioner Sprague was inducted
into Office Monday.
l. 1. Siddall has been sued in the Trumbull
GO. Common Pleas by Mary E. Packard, to
recover possession of barn, and for 81 900
damages.
The two boxes of shoes sold by Constable
Mason Saturday more than satisfied the claims
OF the plaintiff. The balance was turned over
to the assignee.
A union six o'clock Y. P. S, C. E. prayer
meeting at the Disciple church, Easter Sunday
morning. drew iorth large attendance.
Yesterday afternoon the Basket factory was
Obliged to close, on account of a deluge of wa
ter that welled up through the floor 1t is sup
posed to result from bursted water pipe
One of the prettiest Easter windows was that
OF f. p. chapman. 1t was new and original
in design, from the beautiful flower and palm
decorations to the duck beside a nest of goose
eggs. IntertWinings of smilax and very choice
towering shrubs completed the picture, making
scene OF rare Easter beauty.
The Junior Order of American Mechanics
VIII attend services at the Disciple Church, next
Sunday morning, at 1890. The sermon will be
given by the pastor, E. G. Laughlin, subject,
Guardians of our liberties All areycordlally
invited.
The Board of Infrmary Directors hold their
monthly meeting at the Infrmary tomorrow.
There are at present 90 inmates at this estab-
| lishment. of whom 25-13 men and II women
are insane to such an extent as to render it nee
| essary to con1ne them in the insane department.
| During the past winter new floors have been
laid in 80 rooms of the building and about 400
cords of wood cut for use.
Elmer Morgan. accompanied by his wife, went
to Beaver Co., Pa, Thursday. purposing to re-
main during the summer. He will attend to the
interests of the Morgan Coal Mining Co., located
in that county.
The Standard Accident Insurance Tickets for
merly for sale by P. & W.. have been called in in
favor ofthe Travellers Insurance Co. ..of Hartford
Constable 7. R, Mason sold two boxes of shoe
manufactured by the Jordan & Goodrich Co.
which they had shipped to western custom ers
who returned them as not up 10 contract. The
. sale was made at the instance of attaching cred
, itors.
Mr.. Daugherty. of Allegheny City, is nigh
q operator at the P. & W. during the absence O
: the regular operator at Chicago. Ed. Brown, ,wh
It took his place last week. was called home by
e telegram. announcing that another son had bee
" added to his family.
The Ravenna Brick and Tile Plant is in fu
: operation, turning out bricks. Orders are gooC
. and the present force of Is hands will soon /
n increased when the manufacture of wire c,
ID brick is commenced.
3. Court Ravenna, No. Sob, A O. of F., had
royal time Thursday evening. initiating Is ne
ic members This Lodge has had splendid growt
ay the present membership numbering 1885, with
r. applicants waiting to join the ranks. J. H. Jon
an and DR.. ]. A. Finney were elected delegates
the Grand Court meeting at Youngstown t
second week in May.
of The annual parish meeting of Grace Chur
nd was held Monday evening. The former ofici;
re were all reelected. The Vestry is composed
ne A. B. Fairchild, Senior Warden; ]. H. Jon
Nv Junior Warden. Vestrymen, E S. Comstoc
F. S. Comstock, George Cook, Fred. Carnaha
he H. D. Seymour. Fred. Carnahan was elect
,l 1io Clerk and Treasurer. Geo. Cook, E. S. and
~ S. Comstock, were elected delegates to the D
bo cesar Convention at Cleveland, Nav 1zth.
~. ~ The M. E. Church was tastefully decorat
for Easter, and the choir rendered the anthe
in way to delight all the hearers.
A Inc FaSIOr pTeaCneu sermon on - Lille a
id Immortality in the morning, to large &C
,rn gregation. In the evening" the building, gale
ge and ALL was packed with people. The servit
tul were conducted by w. T. McConney, the S
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services was under the management of Pr
ci- Mills Mrs. J. S. Allen, and Mrs. McConn
az az The anthems and songs were of high ord
m and the recitations by the pupils were excelle
ha he The day will long remain in the memories of
k who wera present.
nd
ed A prize was. offered by w. 7. McConn
,ay Superintendent of the Methodist Sunday SchO
lcr to the scholar who should furnish the great
ler number of perforated egg shells for East
Miss Clara Laubert was the lucky contesta
OF heading the number with Io8. The prize wa
large bottle of White Rose perfume.