The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-03-01
oranges, 20 cents dozen. a, Eokert's.

Oranges, 20 cents dozen, at Eckert's.
VIM Merits was in Newton Falls Friday.
| Bananas 30 cents dozen, at Eckerts.
| Geo F Douthitt. Esq was in town Saturday
| and Sunday.
Ed. Root, Esq returned to New York City
| last Saturday. He left his: father. Recellu:
Root, some better
Good mixed candy. 10 cents lb. at Eckert' 8
Edmund Knapp and family, of Garrettsville.
spent Sunday at G. E Davis. on East Main st
| Nice fresh tafy candy. 10 cents pound. al
| L. c. Eckert's.
Misses Katherine Harris and Eleanor Smith
went to Youngstown Monday. to attend the
| funeral of Mrs. Robert Gibson.
IF. q. Morris, Manager of the Mahoning and
shenango Valley Car Service. was in town last
Thursday,
| Mrs Chester Holcomb came down from
Cleveland Monday. and is at present visiting
her son. w aiiace Ho comb, at Newton Falls,
Mrs, M, A. King and little daughter arrived
Monday from California. where she spent the
winter with her grandfather. Mr.. and Mrs
King are occupying their former home. on
| Clinton Avenue,
| MR. BLAINE was superstitious in regard to the
| number seven, and believed that If he should
outlive the completion of his ninth seven years
/ he would recover. He did not.
| Adlai E. Stevenson, who will be Vice President
of the United States next Saturday. passed
through Ravenna. Monday night.with his party.
over the 3. & o.. en- route for Washington
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friends Sunday and Monday He left Tuesday
with his family. for ealifornia where tney VIII
mak their future home.
Eva, the only daughter of Mrs Carrie Estey
has been dangerously ill with pneumonia the
past week. and is yet in very serious condi-
tion, although more favorable symptoms hav
developed.
Operations have been resumed at the krlck
and Tile Works, the present output being tile
AS soon as some necessary repairs can be MADE
the manufacture of brick will be re- commenced
A week will probably suffice for the purpose,
The work of setting up the machinery for the
Turner plant has been commenced II is q
large undertaking and will require many days
for its completion The frost and snow in the
ground floor are a very great hindrance
large party of Ravenna people enjoyed an
old fashioned sleighride Saturday might to the
homo of Homer Thompson, in Shalersville. il
being the 2Oth wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs T. About 1a5 persons were present.
Union Temperance Meeting at the Opera
House, Sunday night, addressed by President
Marsh of Mt. Union College. There will
be no services at the Methodist. Disciple, Con-
gregational or Universalist Churches.
Here is the time table for 1898: Lent began
| February Is; Easter Day occurs on April 2;
Washington's Birthday occurred on Wednesday.
February q; Inauguration of the President.
Saturday, March 4; st. Patrick's Day. Friday.
March II; Fourth of July. Tuesday; Labor Day.
| Monday, September 4 Christmas. Monday. De-
cember 25.
Hon. D. C. Goldman. J. A. W. Morrow. and H
L. Searl took the B & O. afternoon train today
for Washington. to be present at the Inaugural
ton of President elect Cleveland. They were
ljoined at Youngstown by Dr.. A. H. Tidball and
C. II. Crafts, of Garrsttsville. A special car was
chartered from Youngstown, from which place a
large delegation went to the Capital City.
E.W Max sons faithful old gray took it into
his head to give an object lesson on the uncer-
tainty of certainty. last Monday. by running
up street without driver. or the drivers permls
Il
eauines-Park's jewelry store-giving its occu
pants the usual scare about a horse through
the window" before he was captured. Their
was no damage done. The old fellow had beer
left standing alone SO often. that the idea of hi
abusing his trust had got to be thing of almos
impossible contemplation.
| G. II, ,Kidder,representing a company of Cleve
land and Pittsburgh capitalists. is negotiatini
for the purchase of Sandy Lake. The intention
of the company is to convert 1t into popula
Summer resort. A new hotel and pavilion viii
be erected. and the grounds greatly beautihed
Fridays Cleveland Leader.
An interview with R. G.. Carnahan of the San
dy Lake Co.. confirmed the above statement
Mr.. Kidder is expected here today. to negotiat
personally in the matter.
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Brigham. the La
dies Cemetery Association will meet this wee
at the residence of Mrs. j. S. Brigham Thursda
afternoon, at three O'Clock. All members al
requested to be present. ss business of impol
tanee must come before the meeting.
! By order of the President.
MRS VANMETER. Secretary.
The Young People of the Rayenna Universal
ist Church produced the play. Bread on th
Waters" at the Town Hall. Brimfeld. on FIR
day evening They were greeted with crowt
, ed house. and the play was rendered in maj
. ner which gave entire satisfaction to the aud
ence, The Brimfield orchestra volunteere
their services. and after the performance
dance and oyster supper were enjoyed by a
: who chose to remain. The young people
were very much pleased with the cordial rece
}. ton given them by their Brim field friends. al
threaten to go again when they have anoth
v play to give.
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