The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-08-02

Hall in Ravenna. the following day.
By order of the Committee.
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Great Bargains at Thompson's. See his ad.
| W Maxson was in Garrettsville yesterday
Treasurer Evans was in Akron Tuesday.
Shirts. Shirts, Shirts. at cost.
FITKIN Il MoNsEY.
Mrs Meek continues to improve slowly.
Moses Parsons is very sick, with but little
| hopes of his recovery.
T. F. Thompson has a new ad. that will inter
est you. Read it.
Alex Clements went to shsrpsvilIe, Pa.
Tuesday.
G. NJ, Knapp. of Garrettsville, was in towr
Monday night. going to Akron yesterday.
The Erie r. B. will sell Excursion Tickets tc
Indianapolis and return at ons cent per mile
on account of q. A. 3. encampment
Every purchase. from q Collar to Suit Of
Clothes. entities you to guess on the nails.
PIrKIN & MoNsEY
The residents of the Beech Woods district
will picnic at Sandy Lake tomorrow.
Fall STYLES Hats in. at Pitkin & Monsey's
Latest styles. cheapest prices.
Mrs Edgar Cox. of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
came to Ravenna on Friday last for q visit with
relatives and friends,
Remember. Pitkin & Monsey give away a
ticket to the Worlds Fair and return SATURDAY.
evening. August 9Th Gail and get guess.
F. G. Cline. of Cleveland, was down Sunday
to make arrangements for camping, with his
family, at Brady Lake.
Frank E. Philpott returned from the Colum-
bian Exposition last Sunday.
6. H. Coolm an and family returned to Pitts
burgh today. after visiting his parents. Hon, D
c. Goldman and wife.
Prof. Charles Jewell and sister, Miss Rose
returned from the Worlds Fair, last Friday.
ed. Russell is expected home Sunday for a
short visit. He is at present at the Worlds
FAIR.
Arthur Smith. who is sick with typhoid fever
Is much better.
Bessie. daughter of W. W. b Smith, is sick
with typhoid fever. at the family residence on
South Prospect street.
T. F. Thomson is talking business this week.
Miss Mabel Burk is making a three weeks visit
with friends in Nelson.
Miss Alice Orgill. of Jeanette. Pa. who has
been visiting Ravenna friends the past month,
left for Pittsburgh On her homeward return, this
morning.
Miss Lizzie Lowrie and Charles Barnard
both of this city, were married last Thursday at
the home of the BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Lowrie. corner of W alnut st and Central
Avenue
Born. July 26th. 1898. to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
A. Clark, of Edinburgh, daughter.
school of the highest grade for girls. with spec
ial academic and college preparatory courses
Send for its catalogue.
Union services will be held at the Disciple
Church next Sunday evening, Rev J. N. Van
Horn. of Warren. will occupy the Disciple pull
pit mo rning and evening.
Charles Knapp expects to go on the road for
American Cereal Co in a few days. Charles
Aughe nbaUgh and Frank SeaII are also consid-
ering the matter.
Lightning struck hickory tree on the Clinton
Avenue front of the old E. T. Richardson place.
during Mondays storm.
Now is the time for farmers to name their own
prices at Thompson's.
Grant Weigand, M. E. King and e. A. HYDE
made trip to Alliance and return on their
wheels. Thursday night in less than four hours
The John f. Byers Co shipped hoist to Buff
falo yesterday.
Mrs. B. Witter has added to her livery
equipments an elegant new wagonette and a
number of new single and double surreys. that
arc attracting much attention and eliciting
many compliments Every thing is modern and
first class at this popular establishment.
Mrs Eliz1beth Fisher died Tuesday morning
at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Adam Knapp
in Rootstown. of paralysis. aged 50 years. Flu.
neral Thursday. at 10 a. M, from st. Joseph
Church, Randolph.
If your shoes need repairing give August Ur-
ban job. He has recently opened a shop on
the alley in the rear of Riddle BLOCK. and asks
a share OF the puolic patronage.
H. D. Seymour was home from Elmwood
over Sunday. He reports the industries at that
place all in regular operation, excepting the
plate glass factory. The other glass factories
are in the midst of their regular Summer shut
down.
A swarm of bees buzzed busily back and forth
at the feet of the Court House Goddess, Mon
day morning. Justice (of the legal kind) is al
things to all creation, and why not an apiary to
the little honey gatherers7
James Converse. father of Pierce Converse
arrived from San lintonio. Texas. Monday
morning, in response to a telegram. The --latest
| advices are that the young man continues tc
improve. and there is inothing now to indicate
othert than a complete recovery in his case
| " Frank Edwards the prisoner. is also much
better. and his physicians are inclined to thinb
| ve=y tavorably of his chances, too
The Disciple picnic held last Thursday a
Sandy Lake, was attended by about two hun
dred people. By an unfortunate error on the
part of our Informant member of the Schoo
we announced in our last issue that the picnic
had been postponed until Friday and we notic'
our neighbors of the Republican made similar
error. Why such an idea should have prevailed
among portion of the School, is singular, in
deed, unless the matter had been considered il
some shape by those in charge.
C,H. Pitkin takes pleasure in announcin
that he has again secured the services of MI
John Hanneman ann, one of the Imost reliable an
hest all around bakers in Northern OhiC
Those wishing to leave party orders for fir
baked stuff, such as ipattie shells, cream puff
maccaroons. lady fingers. kisses, sc will {
well to call on G. II. Pitkin. the popular bak
| nd confectioner. Also. fine Ice Cream az
Soda Water can always be had at the popul
bakery.
DIR. C. S. Leonard returned from his ich
gan trip, taken in company with DR.. Scott,
Cleveland. The Doctor visited the Columbia
Exposition on his way home, remaining at Il
White City nine days He left his daught'
: Mrs. Marie Beaver, in excellent health.
. The Doctor reports good, healthy state
4 trade and finances in the thriving city of Cad
: lac. considering the present financial disturban
r over the country. There have been no failur,
e and from present appearances, there is no lik
S lihood of any such lamentable happenn
n Money circulates free and plenty. The pla
It appears to be, in fact, small oasis in the ser
h Sahara into which so much of the country see
t to have been temporarily converted. Busine
o of all kinds is excellent, prices are good, a
=, the commercial pulse is healthy, and everybo
d busy.
The Doctor enjoyed himself in angling
| front oDd oIthouoh conoD1vinU fai