The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-05-24
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
WEDNESDAY,. May e4,.,ss.

Miss Name Knapp spent Sunday with Gar
rettsville friends.
Carpet Warps and all kinds of Cotton Goods
you will find at a discount at CoNvERsE's.
Underwear usually sold for 75c we sell for soc
and better grades in proportion,
Charles Baldwin went to Piqua, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott have been in Gambler. o.
since Monday.
Mrs. James Mckee and daughter Carrie, of
Salem, are visiting her sister. Mrs. W. Taylor.
John Lowrie was home from Erie over Sun.
day.
Boys Shirts. both Laundred and Unlaundred,
at very low prices at PITKIN & MoNsEY's.
Mrs, John Carroll went to Beaver Falls last
Saturday.
G. E. Twitt and wife are visiting friends In
Akron and Clinton.
Mrs. Violet Schroeder. of Cleveland. visited
her mother. Mrs Brigham. Sunday and Monday
There will be Uni Memorial services at the
Disciple Church next Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. shrop are visiting friends
in Akron.
May Blossoms of Low Prices in full bloom, at
CHAPMAN's.
Ambrose Cotter returned to Akron Monday
having been called here by the death of his
mother.
E. Twitt is in Cleveland awaiting a second
operation to extirpate the tumor on his neck.
which has again made its appearance.
f. P. Chapman and DIR. W G. Smith, with
their families. left for Chicago and the Worlds
Fair We sterday, to remain two weeks.
Ex-Prosecutor e. W. Maxson has placed in
his office a large. finely finished oak desk-a
model of use and ornament.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fletcher
died Thursday morning. The funeral was held
Sunday at 8 O'clock from the residence on Elm
Street.
6. W. PITT has purchased the property of Mrs.
Dinges. on Grant street. and will occupy the
same when the repairs now in progress are
completed.
The Ravenna Accommodation on the C. s. P.
is now run daily. Sundays included, It will no
doubt be well patronized during the summer
months.
Oxford Ties Oxford Iiesil All shades and
styles, F. P. CHAPMAN
See those $3.50 Suits at PITK1N 6 MoNsEY's;
marked down to $4,000.
Our neighbors are talking abont us. They
say. RaVenna. with unpaved streets and 81 GOO
steel dagpole will resemble barefooted man
wearing ping hat,
Mr.. Libby. foreman of the finishing depart
ment at the F. j. Loudin Shoe factory, has
moved into the Conrad sapp house. corner of
Prospect and VanBuren street.
Miss Lois White, of Indianapolis, sec'y of the
C. w. NJ B will deliver an address on Mission.
ary work. at the Disciple Church, next Sunday
morning.
Don't buy Summer Underwear until you have
looked over the immense line carried by PIT
KIN s. MoNsEY
Rev. John Tribby occupied the Methodist
pulpit Sunday morning in the absence of the
pastor. who is in Chicago. Next Sunday Rev
DR.. Dallas. of Cuyahoga Falls. will preach.
Childr3n's Day at the Disciples Church will
be observed one week from next Sunday, the
first Sunday in June. There will be Children's
exercises morning and evening.
F. C. Park has purchased lot from George
e. Fairchild. on East Main street. between the
residences of Mr.. Fairehild and Mrs Gilbert.
He expects to build this summer.
Hatsi Hats II Hatsill Remember, our stock
is all new, and we have all the latest and nob-
bIest styles PITKIN & MoNsEY,
E. c. BELDING 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.
The members of Mcintosh Post will attend
the Disciple Church next Sunday evening in
body, to listen to the memorial sermon which
will be preached by the pastor. Rev. o. A.
Richards.
The Ravenna Trotting Association are push
ing their preparations fer the June races as
rapidly as possible. and indications point to
big meeting Lovers of good racing sport will
make note of the date. June 81. % and 26th
Among the new cases docketed in Common
Pleas we notice the one of f f. Mott, plaintiff
against the Village of Garrettsville. This is
the celebrated whisky case which caused such
an agitation in our neighboring village.
PITKIN & MoNsEY have the order to furnish
Suits for the Graduating Class at Hiram College,
and also for the Glass graduating from the Gar.
rettsville High School. They are the people, if
you want First Glass Work.
John Quayle has bought the house ON the COR
ner of Bowery and Day Streets. and is moving
the same to his lot on Beeeher st. The sale was
made through the agency of Jos. Gledhill. Mr..
W. j. Weaver, who owns the premises. will
build fine residence on the site this summer
L. b. Bean sold the stock of the Run Dell
Farm. near Toledo. last Wednesday. The stock
consisted of choice bred horses mares and colts
which were sold at administrators sale The
prices were good. and while some were consid-
cred bargains. the !ayerage was very satlsfac
factory.
P.0 Wood started for Harrisonville, Mo.
last Thursday afternoon, He expects to visit
his father. law, Rev. D. Scott, until Tuesday
Thence he planned to go to Pittsburgh, Kansas
to visit his twin brother, q real estate broker
in that city. From there he goes to Hill City
Kansas. to look after some business interests
ae will take in the Worlds Fair on his return
and expects to be abeent about three weeks.
| Auditor freeman was in Alliance last Thurs
day. attending ms citing of County Auditors
| for the purpose of assessing the Alliance 8
Northern B. 3. for taxation. The figures are a
follows: Rolling stock $500 per mile; telegraph
lines, $40; Main track 81 500 per mile; Sidings
| 81 600 per mile Road tools. fuel, supplies mon
eys and credits. accepted as returned by tn
| company.
The j. D. King sale OF lots. advertised to tax
place last Saturday, was postponed one wee
on account of the rain and the fact of larg
number of would be attendants being detsine
in Court The sale Will comm ence at o'clocl
p. m, next Saturday, May 9th. The same pr,
gram will be carried out. the only change bein
the time and date. The Ravenna Band will
on hand ond enliven the occasion, Don't forg
to attend.
The impression seems to be created in var
f ouf parts OF the County that the new steel fl,
pole is being paid for in whole or in part by IL
County. This is a mistake. and in Justice to tt
County Commissioners. it should be stated tn
. Ravenna Township, which of course inelud
Rayenna Village is responsible for the sta
i and foots the entire bill.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society, of Ne
9 York City, did very honorable act in settli
i the policy held by the late James T. Riddle.
t this city. In sending proof of his death
t widow gave his age one year greater than W
named in the original application. The Co
pany. not noticing the discrepancy, settled vi
Mrs. Riddle on the basis of the age named
n her, taking her receipt in full for the poll
). Discovering subsequently that there was an
ror. the company called the attention of Mr.
6, Phillips. their agent here, to the matter,
questing him to investigate. He accordiD;
). did so. aad ascertained the correct age to be