The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-05-17
TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvRNNA.w WEDNESDAY. May II. ,es

HARRIS DRUG STORE
Pitkins Ice Cream is ine.i
Try Hart's Soda Water.
The G. & P. pay car stopped here yesterday.
A. G. Williams was in Pittsburgh Monday.
O. and W Stanford took the Erie for Elmw God
Neb.. Monday.
Those ice cream parlors ofPitkin's are dandies
John Porter moved his family to Cleveland
Monday and is now resident of that city.
j. D. Kings Sale of Lots next Saturday.
T. G. Phillips went to Kinsman. O.. Monday.
to be absent three days. on business.
Probate Judge Ingell has returned from Ar
kansas.
Next Saturday will be Field Day at the W. R.
Academy. Hudson.
Conrad sapp moved on Monday to his farm
west of the Center of Rootstown.
Ravenna Grange holds It's regular mont
meeting next Saturday. Essays by Warren
Cutler and Mrs. S. Sanford.
Don't forget to call at Pitkin's Saturday.
FL Chapman and DR.. Smith. with their fam
lilies. will start for the Worlds Fair some time
next week.
There was an extra Erie train Monday. of 5
coaches filled with New Yorkers returning from
the Worlds Fair.
Fourteen Hiram students came down Monday
to take the Erie for Akron. where they swent to
play ball.
Paint for your house. that will cost but 81 ID
gallon and is guaranteed.
C.H. Pitkin has enlarged and beautified his Ice
Cream apartments and now has the pleasantest
and most attractive parlors in town.
Ira Pumphrey and T.. W. Numan came up
from Canton Friday. on their wheels, having
worked their passage" in the muddy roads.
S. A. Trowbridge left for Chicago Sunday night
expecting to cover Illinois and othei western ter
ritory. in the interest of Mishler Bros.
The friends of Lutte McGahan will be pleased
to learn that he has been elected City Justice at
Devils Lake, N. d.
Mrs. F. D. Parmelee. of Hillsdale. Mich. for
mer resident of Ravenna. died at her home. last
week. She was sister of Mrs. S. ]. Parmelee. of
this city.
E. G. BELD1NG keeps DAYToN's SHEEP DIP AND
DIsINFEcTANT. It is non poisonous. and the best
known agent for the eradication of offensive
odors, from whatever cause.
We call attention to what is believed to be
without parallel. by any personal agency in
the State. The Equitable Life Settlements of
Tontine policies. in another column.
Word shas been received from Robert W.
McGahan. N. D by his parents. J. W. McGahan
and wife. of this city. of the death of his wife.
which occurred on Friday. the 9th inst. in
Minneapolis. She leaves two little girls.
If you attend the Art Exhibition at the Con-
gregational Church next Tuesday and Wednes-
day afternoons and evenings, you will be sur
prised to find how much good art work is being
done among US.
Mrs. S. T. Lake. the celebrated spiritual medi-
um. of Boston. now of Cleveland. with another
Cleveland lady, were in town Monday. During
the day they went up to Brady Lake and selected
locations for cottages.
F.:C. Park. the jeweler. has very handsome
and attractive window. 1t is tilled.with beauti-
full blooming plants. which set off in exquisite
effectI thelequally fine display of artistic goods
which fill the remaining space.
VIM. Smith. P. L. King. and Mrs. Mary Bean.
of Akron. left for Kingston. Mich. Monday. to
attend the bedside of sister who is not expected
to live.
Remember that can get you any bicycle. and
will give you 10 per cent off, of Cleveland prices
on all cash sales. Call afternoons and see the
variety manufactured this year. WILL ALLEN
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert and family. of Warren.
j. D. Holloway. of New York City. and Miss Ella
Blackman. of Kent. were Sunday guests at VIM.
Holloway's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Canfeld Mr.. and Mrs.
Monasmith. Miss Helen Gilman. Miss Name
King. and Mr.. Burt Canfield took the Erie for
Chicago Sunday and Monday.
No student Of geography. or lover of archi-
lecture or music. can afford to miss the grand
entertainments at the Universalist Church next
Tuesday eveniag. for the benefit of the Sunday
School.
Mrs Robert Smith. Andrew Mahan. S. ). Post
W. S. Krake. Philo Bierce. of this city. and e. &C.
Myers of Edinburgh. went to Hamilton. Ohio
via Erie. Monday. to attend the State G. A. R
Encampment.
P.o. Wood has leased the Union Mills. at New
Milford. and will take possession the 18th of Jun,
In the meantime the mill is undergoing some
needed REPAIRS and will be in first class condition
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Wood will con
| tinue to reside in Ravenna.
Rev. II. D. Stauffer and family left for Chicago
yesterday forenoon. expecting to remain tw
weeks. viewing the Worlds Fair sights. Hi
pulpit will be supplied both Sundays. One wee
Il from next Sunday Rev Dr. Dallas of Cuvahops
Falls. will oficiate.
Last Sunday the elegant new railroad hot
was opened at DeForest, the new town on the
j. o. Just east of Warren. Ali the employees
the road. with their families. were invited to b
present, and large number were there, anon
them the popular Ravenna agent. E. P. M ert
and family. He describes the opening in glow
ing terms.
Robert Gose. the tailor. has ON exhibition
the window of Park. the jeweler. one of the fir
sadirons made in Ravenna. at the Williams pla
1t is handsomely decorated and attracts gre
deal of attention. To the person guessing neare
its weight. Go Sc. Robert E." will give a SO pa
| of pants. as present. July 4th. Go and gues
| Free to every body. ladies and all.
| Drs. Haine. of Kent. Hiddleson, of Atwats
and Allen. of Cleveland. were in town Monda
DIR. Allen was surprised with subpoena duril
the day. which commanded his presence in Il
Court room to testify in the case of Holden
. Rayenna Village. He was called by the defen
!, ! and gave some very valuable expert testimo1
/ for the village.
has resigned his position to enter commerce
life. He will probably be succeeded by M.