The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-03-08

Bread like your mother baked-Pitkin has it
4 Oranges, 20 cts dozen at Eckert's.
Miss Johnson. of Pittsburgh is the guest Of
Mrs Lora Banks.
Charlie Gilbert. of Cleveland. is visiting his
Ravenna friends.
Our Shalersville letter came too late this week
"a thing which seldom occurs
Nice Carpet Warp. cheap. at Converse's Go
for it while it lasts,
Miss Imogepe Redfeld visited with Mrs, An
drew Seibel last week.
Call at Parks and see the beautiful Souvenir
and Columbian Spoons. A rare display.
See those new and beautiful designs in la dies
and Misses neck chains. at Parks.
New and choice designs in Silverware. at
| Parks. Call and see them.
DON'T be afraid to ask. We have the goods
and take pleasure in showing them.
F.o PARK
Most peanuts. and best peanuts. at Eckert's.
Converse will take your eggs at the market
price, and give you discount on his goods.
L. Dunham, of Cory. Pa. general dealer in
machinery. was at the Byers works today.
| The Pa W. pay car has not been through since
December 18th.
Bananas. 20 cts adozen. at Eckert's
A social party is in progress this afternoon at
Mrs. Walter Fletcher's.
| John E. Sharp leaves for Georgetown, Texas,
tonight, for months visit with his son. A. l..
Sharp.
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| H. L. Searl have returned from Washington.
| D. c. Goldman stopped off at Pittsburgh on his
return.
The ]. F. Byers Co. shipped large hoist to
Crestline today.
A lot of sand has been hauled for the Byers
Co., and should the weather prove favorable,
work on the addition will be commenced next
week.
N. H. Morrow. ofss Mercer Co. P. LETT for
his home today after weeks visit with his
55fother, J. A. w. Morrow, of this city.
C. H. Pitkin, A. N. Pierce and Louis Schwet-
zer took the C. & P. for Cleveland today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Packer, came up from
Marlboro Monday morning, and visited their
son. A. j. and wife, returning home in the eve
| ming.
Fred Root and wife arrived this morning from
New York City. he being called nome by the
sickness of his father. Recellus Root.
"a Review an able and timely article from
the pen of our esteemed friend, Theodore Clark
which is in type, is unavoidably crowded out
| by the Inauguration news. 1t will appear next
week.
| You can still find a good line of goods at
Conver se's. and get good discount of. but
don't put off going too long.
| James Jones. native OF Conn. and Thomas
Kinney both living n Rootstown, were each
fined SIS and costs. by Mayor Cole Monday, for
| being drunk they spent Sunday in Jail.
| Drs Griffin and Leonard Misses Maud Max
| SON. Iva armstrong. and Name King. went TO
Cleveland Monday. to hear Paderewski. the
| great pianist.
S. F. Hanselman and D. E. Rogers have
| formed q law partnership. the former to remain
| in Ravenna, while Mr.. Rogers will locate in
Alliance.
Ella Mullins, who was brought here from
Mantua. last week, suffering from slight men,
tai prostration. due to overwork, has been placed
in ST. Alexis Hospital, Cleveland, and her early
recovery is confidently looked for.
can save you all risk and cost of renting
money for your papers and magazines. Stop at
Ravenna News Depot, in Waller Bros store.
12lO-tf. d. H..GARDNER.
You can find as complete and as finely selected
stock of Spring Suitings at Pitkin i Monsey's
as you will see in any city.
An entertainment by over one hundred chill
dren will be given at the congregational church
next Wednesday evening. March 18th. at 7;3(
O'Clock. Admission for adults. Is cts; Children
10 cents.
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"s ~ .1eSs I 80
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is calling upon friends in town. after an absence
from Portage Co. of nearly 30 years.
M.a Mpp o.. al MI. 1.,.;,
po-nars S,ero - vo,,nas.omn r,,asda1 ot
] ,s,a;ne .hs f,nerai of Ms r,nev pows-s .,
aunt of Mrs. Chapman.
4 The new crusher at the Mishler Tile Works ba
arrived and the will again he in oneratio,
: tororrow Tbe crnsb.r no 5 1oda in W;IIonch
~ obio
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a. tha home ofRav q Ricbo-ds nos s,f,
ciantlv racovered IN delivat a fina disconrse a
| tba D;sciplas, Cburcb on Sundav morning n
toox train 70 on the Erie for swamnscott. Mass
| Monday morning.
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ins sne soAe %. '1coe suo iSoeas eeries
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iaith anu iaDor Vi Aose'
DR.. and Mrs G. 8. Ieonard have reeeived wo,
from their daughter. Mrs Beaver. that she
aoou. 70 paf.lclpate In a nome entertainment
oauiiiao- luore sa,lsiae1ory report Vi
pnssioai prosfess oouiu not nave Deeh "ri'te
one Is nos eApe0seo nere oeiofe Apri lst'
The Council disposed of the fire steamer. Mo
day. to E. ]. WhittIssey. of St. PauI. MINI.
s45O he tn load the machine on the cars and n
The freight on its t,onsnortot;on r, ~
hor.a;, for mr.. wh;,,laoor
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me httie son OF l. McOonney. whose er
lcai illness was mentloneo iast week. Is consi
!: IN and tha habv ia oIso .evareIv s;oL M. =,
1 Mrs McConnev orc bn-darod ,v;tL Ioad af -
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