The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-19
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAW EMMA. WEDNESDAY. oct. 10, 'se,

Geo. Woodruff is sick with malarial fever.
Miss Georgia Brigham left Monday for Louis
vile, KY.
Tariff ReformI Tariff Reform Tariff Reform
next Tuesday evening. at Reeds Opera House
Rehearsal of Congregational Choir on satur-
day night. this week.
f. A. Wells and family. of Akron. visited Ra-
VIENNA friends on Sunday.
furnace was placed in the Methodist parson-
age last week.
W. A. Hammond is buying and packing Win
ter apples in this vicinity for shipment. The
price paid for choice fruit is fifty cents bushel
Richard Evans has recently erected conven-
lent and commodious barn on his farm east o
town.
Edgar F. Cox. of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. is spend
ing week with Ravenna friends.
Do mot forget the Thurman Club meeting
Friday night.
You should see the job in new Ribbons, Con.
verse g. Son have at and 10 cents yard.
Mrs. W. J. Hayes is in an advanced and graz
flying stage of recovery.
great many are complaining from malarisl
attacks of more or less severity.
Sheriff Jones reports the Jones House at Pal
myra as doing fine business.
Mrs. Willis Strickland arrived Friday morn
ing, from an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Minnesota and adjoining States.
Oliver Jones. of Greenville. Pa. is spending
a few days with his brother. J. II. Jones.
$500 Lamps. 1888; $500 Lamps 1925; $4.OO
Lamps $2.72: $1.75 Lamps $l.27. at ]. Il. FoRD's
Special Lamp Sale.
Friday. the c. & P. will Fell round trip ticke is
to Cleveland. at one fare for round trip. on ac-
count of Columbus Day Celebration.
On Saturday next. Oct -. the C. & P. Ry
will sell excursion tickets to Alliance, at re
duced rates. on account of the Free Fair.
Masters Willie and Don Dewey, of Battle
Greek, Mich. are visiting their grandmother.
Mrs. Wadsworth. South Prospect street
Our friend F L. Clark. Mechanical Engineer
of the Westinghouse Air Brake Co of Pitts.
burgh. has been with US the past week.
Mrs. W. Taylor Twas called to Pennsylva-
mia last Wednesday by the death Of her father.
Mr.. James Mckee.
Messrs G. B. Paine and o c. ,Risdon left for
Sandusky Monday. to enjoy few days dcuk
shooting.
Mrs. M. King lleft Tuesday for California,
where she expects to spend the winter with her
grandfather. Judge heyer. formerly ofCanton.
Regular meeting of The Thurman Club. on
Friday evening, Oct 81. Let every member
attend. as there is important business.
Hon. john E. Monnot. of Canton. O., will de
liver an address on Tariff Reform. at Reeds
Opera House. Tuesday evening Oct 25th.
The time is getting short before election. If
you take any interest in Democratic success.
attend the meeting at Reeds Opera House next
Tuesday evening":
Cresset Lodge. K. of P. have accepted an in
vitation to participate in the Columbus Day
parade at Kent, on Friday. ALL knights turn
out,
Mrs. G. J. Wood was the guest of the family
of Rev. Earl D. Holtz. recently assigned and re-
moved to Alliance. Thursday and Friday of last
week.
P.O. Wood made business trip of two days
to towns on the Ohio River. returning Friday
morning.
A. g. Mason. of Chicago. made brief visit
between trains. with Ravenna friends. while eu
route to indianapolis. on his return home. Sat.
urday.
All who desire to hear the question of Tariff
Reform ably discussed come and listen to JohI
e. Monnot next Tuesday evening.
Harmon shively, OF Youngstown. visited his
friend Frank Halstead Monday and Tuesday
&c is looking for a business location. and thinks
fayorably Of Ravenna.
~. I. Carrier. of Brimfeld, a student il
- school at Canton. N. Y. will preacf
W :no 49, IT-.;.s Hst Gaurch next Sunday fore
~ sne ..a asanino The pastor will preach il
Chardon.
Next Sunday evening, k,ev. Henry D. stauf
fer will occupy the pulpit of the Methodis
Church, taking for his theme. :" SHklsiiA'
UNITY" cordial invitation is exte2deo e'
all.
Mrs. IA. Seymour died at her home IL
Rootstown, yesterday at o'clock p. M, from
complication of disorders, aged 81 years. 7ei
funeral will be held at the house tomorrow at
D. M, Rev. S. w. Meek officiating.
Are you a worBingmanf
Are you farmerf
Are you merchantp
If any of these you must be getting doubtfu
as to what good the tariff does ou. Then com
and hear John E. Monnot next Tuesday eve.
Miss Lena Walter Will sing at Grace Churc
next Sunday. a fine program Of music espec
Tally adapted to the Columbian discourse, to 3
delivered by the Rector. will be rendered. IN
Church will be appropriately decorated and tn
exercises througbout will be OF pleasing an
instructive interest.
The W, R. Band. of Windham, started tn
morning for Chicago. to attend the deoicatie
ceremonies of the Columbian Exposition Th'
| treated our people to some lexcellent selection
| before taking the train for Alliance. where thu
Join with the Alliance Band, making conso
| idation of fifty pieces. who will escort the
Reg't. o. n. g.
The first quarterly meeting of the prese
| year will be held at the Methodist Church ne
Saturday and Sunday. Preaching by the Fl
siding Elder, Saturday at ? p. m, quarter
conference convening Immediately after. Lo
Feast Sunday morning at o:3o, and preachi
again by the Presiding Elder, followed by t
Communion Service. A warm welcome to {
The marriage of Mr.. Ashald. the popul
salesman at Crane Bros. store, in GarrettsVll
aud Miss Bird Hill. will take place tomorrt
(Thursday) at the home of the brides paren
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hill. in Streetsboro 1
Young people have large circle of friends
this and other towns in the county who un
in wishing them long and prosperous jour-
through life. They will go at once to their
home in GarrettsviIle.
The Gibney, Gordon & Gibney Company y
are playing a weeks engagement at the OPP
House, are drawing crowded houses. Mont
evening the play was - Love and Law" an
, need only be said that their m inner of prese
ing this play was SO satisfactory that la
houses are sure to greet them during their
Tuesday evening ' Uncle Dsnl' was gl'
with M. Gibney in the title role. in which n
second to none This evening Il The Nc
Tram, will be given. and during the remain
= of the week some of the best plays will be
duced.
{. A very pretty home wedding took plac
the Dickinson residence, east OF this city
8.ao O'Clock last Wednesday evening, at W
hour Miss Hattie Dickinson was united in I
rage with Hugh A. Caie, of Pittsburgh.
1 1eoR relativeS and intIi