The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-08-24

The Thurman Club will meet for reorganiza-
tion Immediately after the adjournment of the
Democratic caucus Friday evening. Sept. I'd.
w. B. Taylor has two second hand stoves for
sale at q bargain.
T. W. Clark. of Alliance. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Merits.
The P. & W. employees picniced at Slippery
Rock. Pa. Saturday.
Allison Weldy was taken to the Newburgh
asylum Monday
A. W. Olmstead went to jamestown, N. Y.
Sunday night, fer the Byers Co.
Col Parker is spending the week .at Smith
Sanford's
Prof F. e. Sanford and family, of Chicago
are visiting his father. s. Sanford.:
IP. Chandler and family of.Cleveland. were
guests of the Oakland the past week
Splendid new dark Tennis Flannels. 10 cents.
at CoNvEREs
Enough members of Council convened Mon
day evening to adjourn the proposed session to
Friday night
Mr. and Mrs Charles Phelps are the happy
parents of baby daughter, born to them yes
terday.
The balance of our and 6: cent Chalies to be
closed at cents. N CONVERSE & SON.
C. l., schamus. of Pittsburgh Pa, was at the
Oakland from Thursday to Monday His fam
lily are spending some time there.
Col. Parchment with large party of Pitts
burgers, expect to return to Sandy Lake in a
few days.
Mrs. NJ. Robinson and Miss Paltzgrcf at
tended the Openings of Fall Millinery in Cleve
land Tuesday.
Mrs c. j. Wood went to Kansas City Sa'ur-
day to visit her father, who lives near that city
She will be absent about ten days.
Mrs, J. Wells Taylor returned to her home in
| Elmira N. Y yesterday. via the Erie, after Wis
| itiDg friends in Charlestown and Ravenna.
The P. & W. painters car is side tracked at
this station. This means new paint for the de-
pot and other r. R. buildings.
can save you all risk and cost of remitting
| money for your papers and magazines. Stop at
| Ravenna News Depot, in Waller Bros store.
| 12l0-tf. D. Ii. GARDNER.
| Cyrenus Lopg died at bis home in southwest
Ravenna. yesterday afternoon. of heart failure
| aged 81 years. His funeral will be held Friday
| at 10 O'Clock from the house
The subscribers to the Eagle Glass Company
bonus fund are requested ito be present at ths
| Club room in Riddle Block. at O'Clock tonight
to take action with reference to the conditions
under which the bonus was given.
| Official notice has been received from thu
State Board of Agriculture that Farmers In
stitute will be held at Ravenna some time mex
winter.
Mrs. M. Baldwin and Nj RS Lydia Il. Sapp re
turned Monday evening from weeks stay a
Cbautauqua. Mrs. Baldwin was member o
this years graduating class of the L S c.
H A Mooney died at the residence of his SCI
j. A. Mooney. of this city, early yesterday morn
ing. of cancer of the stomach His funeral vii
be held tomorrow. at II O'Clock from the house
The burislwill be ma deaf Mantua Center
On account of Por, age Pioneer Association
meeting at Kent Sept. 1st. the Erie Ry. viii Sc
Excursion tickets at one fare for round trip
from all stations between Warren and Waos
worth, inclusive, except no rate less than IS cts
Mr. and Mrs John Steele OF Lone Tree, Ia
| with their niece, Miss Steele. OF Kansas, aft,
visiting the family of W, L. McConney. left tc
day for Alliance They will attend theNationa
A Encampment at Washington, before r,
turning home.
Cheap Groceries to close. Good uncolore
Japan Tea. at 25c. pound; choice Rice 7c,
lbs for s5c.; Coffee Mill, Tea Cans. Sugar boxe
&C.. cheap. n, CONVERSE s. SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bennett took Erie train
for Chicago Saturday evening, where Mrs. Ber
nett will visit with friends while her husband
absent in Wisconsin on business trip. The
expect to be absent about ten days.
John Hanneman, baker at Madole's. is laid
with a crushed finger. which he ran through IL
cogs of an ice cream freezer one day last wee
A Cleveland baker takes his place in the meal
time.
Miss Lena Walter left for Chicago Monday q
ternoon. on the c. & P. flyer. She will remain
few days there. and go on to Minneapolis
spend few weeks with her friend. Miss Fam
Wachs. whose former visit with Miss Walter.
this city. will be remembered with pleasure
lovers of good vocal music.
Burton Bruce. of st. Augustine. Fla, Jol
Orton. of N. Y. City. and Misses Rhoda Your
and Ada Bone. of Cleveland, were the guests
the Misses Twitt at Camp Heron. Pippin LAX
over Sunday.
Mrs. John B. Russell died at the home of b
}. family in Birmingham. Alabama, last Thursda
Her funeral was held Sunday in that city. T
family moved to Birmingham last year. in
hope of beneftting her health. The family ha
the sympathy of their many .Ravenna frien Is
their bereavement.
Rev. Willard Burr died in Oberlin last Thu
day evening while at prayer meeting in the Fl
nOar ao1 6
stricken with heart failure. and expired bef
m he could be removed to his home.
Mr.. Burr will be well remembered by many
the older citizens of the County. as he forme
a preached in the Congregational Church at Ed
burgh, and in the old Free Church (Anti Sla
ry) in Rayenna in which last named place
resided for quite number of years, and fir
which he moved to Oberlin shortly after the
of the rebellion. He was so years of age,
apparently in good health up to the time he
IS stricken down.
G. w. Gockel, as will be seen by reference
he his ad. this week. has just received the best
ss. of harness ever shown in this city at the asst
ishly low prices which he names upon them.
in want of anything in his line, you will alw
find him at headquarters in quality and
prices on harness and equine outfits.
The B. & O. continue to send their emigr
via the P. & w. division. The trains are m
up of several freight cars which serve as bags
cars, followed by long string of emigrant c
to the last of which is attached freight cab
for the accommodation of the train hands.
say that they can stand an ordinary odor
right. such for instance as that of glue fac
or den of stirred-up skunks. but draw the
;. on the interior of emigrant cars. Some of
w. men call it s. The cholera train"
~ Leon Harriegton, real estate agent of
O&t lumbus, O., is in the city in the interest of
Columbus Building and Loan Association,
view of enlisting our citizens in the enterp
He is the quest of F. D Pitkin He is a M