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

Pitkip & Monsey
Call on Pitkin & Monsey. fashionable tailors.
Who will ride that saddle horse home from St.
Pattick's Day entertainment
J A. Mooney is able to be out.
Herman Bower and family are now residents
of Ravenna. They came from Barberton.
Mr.. Land Mrs. George Cook celebrated their 18th
| wedding anniversary last Saturday.
bicycle will be given away St. Patrick 3 eve
ming. at the Town Hall.
City Styles and Country Prices at Pitkin &
Monsey's.
| There were seven persons received into the
Congregational Church last Sunday. making IA
since January 1st.
For your A B Supper go to the Universalist t
Church Wednesday evenidg. 18th inst.
| Look at our the stock of Pantaloonings Pitkin
i Monsey are making to order at S. 90. $500 and
S7.o0.
| Erie train II was nearly six hours late Monday
| last. Wreck on west end.
| Wanser Holcomb took the B. & o. for YounGs-
| town. Saturday.
Mrs. j W. Cone of Kent spent last week with
her brother F. W. Woodbridge in this city.
L
The C.&P. is lined with Stag on either side
ready to be put under the ties when warm
| weather comes
K. S. Wing has moved into the house of Mrs.
| Charlotte King, on Lincoln Avenue.
The semi i-annual sediment between the Coun-
ty Auditor and Treasurer shows Sl9sO2 SO in
the treasury.
A. c. Williams will add to his list of products
| at the sadiron Works the patent coal tongs in
vented by E. F. Barton of this city.
Read the advertisement of = Mogadore Pure
Rye Whisky" in another column.
L. 81. Bean sold. last Saturday. to Lewis
Rros. of Woodland ave.. Cleveland. an extra
fine. well bred road mare for $500.
Be sure you take your family and friends to
the Universalist Church for an Supper.
D W. Thomas sold Baritone, by Wilkes Boy,
at the leveland sale. for .S7OO. He was struck
off to Dr. Day. of N, "a. and will probably be
taken to England.
Beautiful costumes and best local talent, at
Opera House. April -. Grace Church enter.
tainment.
Don't miss hearing the . BarcaroIe' p at Grace
Church entertainments. Reeds Opera House,
April II Something new and beautiful.
Married. March 7th. 1893. !by Rev. Andrew
Wilson. at his residence. Berthe C. leighton.
of Shalersville. and Miss Miunie E. Keller. of
Rootstown,
The ladies of the sUniversalist Church will
serve an A B supper in thr parlors of the
Church. Wednesday evening, March 18th. from
TO O'Clock. Tickets Is cents. All are cor
daily invited.
A n yuiEh oil
were entertained by Mr.. ahd Mrs. NJ Collins.
Thursday night at their pleasant home on East
Bowery The visitors planned a peas ant sur
PRISE and succeeded well.
Auson Curtiss of Charlestown died iu Youngs
town last Thursday. The funeral was held
| from the Congregational Church in Chalestown
Sunday morning.
Frank Ford s. Son. Of Snnnyside," are doing
a much larger business this season than ever
before. The reputation of this house for in
tegrity and promsness in filing orders, is fast
placing it among the leading seed houses of
| the country.
An alarm of fire Friday afternoon made a
run for the boys to residence of Mis-. George
| Enders at the corner of Bowery and Diamond
streets. Some kindlings in an oven had ignited
and filed the house with smoke.
/ Rev. DR.. Marsh, President of Mt. Union
college, delivered a very interesting and schol-
arly address at the Opera House temperance
meeting, Sunday night.
4 A party of about twenty-f five people drove up
to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Smith
in Shalersville. Thursday night, to remind them
of their 9th wedding anniversary. After a
splendid supper. and very happy evening, Mr.
s. was made the recipient OF fine upholstered
easy chair.
i Any one desiring to see curiosity in the line
of dual physical formation, should step into
IS. Aliens meat market. He has on exhibition
la double pig, with two distinct bodies and one
head. The freak only lived few hours.e-z-.s
L. Il. Bean returned Saturday from j aekson
Mich, where he sold IS head of trotters TO
Espey Brothers. He sold Monday and Tuesday
J at jamestown. N. Y. for Hardenburgh s. Co
and Thursday and Friday will be in GosheI
Iud., to dispose of a fine lot for aowen & Case
In another column is notice of the Horti
cultural Society. to be held the 10Th inst in tn
Universalist Church, All who are acquainted
with Prot Pike may anticipate a timely an
f able address. Don't fail to hear the paper an
? join the Society.
y Rev. Henrietta G. Moore, of Springfield, Obi
. | will give the address at the next Union Ten
u perance meeting. to be hel / in the Opera Hous
Sunday evening. March 26 The crowd thu
listened with intense satisfaction to her lectuI
is in the UniyersaIist Church the first SUNDAY
It December, will hea THY appreciate the oppo
sr tunity to hear this gi ted woman.
l. c. a. Veltman and family have just move
here from Chagrin Falls into a house on Sou
Meridian street. With them came Mrs Vel
mans grapdmoth er Mrs. Mary B. selby, W lido
of Thomas B. Selby at one time associate Cor
:. :. mon Pleas Judge in this County with the la
Senator B. f, Wade. President Judge, She W
be well remembered by early residents of L
l. veuna and other parts of the county.
DIR. NJ. G. Mcbride has a touch of malar
- which necessetates his remaining at home
- possible Those desiring to see him will Fl
him at his residence at the corner of Spru
and South Walnut streets. He hopes to be
he his Office gain in few days.
James Jones died at his home on Sou
~ Prospect street Saturday morning at o'clo
q of pneumonia aged 4s years. His funeral "
- - held Nonday at O'Clock from the house RI
= s. W. NJ eek officiating. At the November ele
| ton he remark ed to his son az voted tor Groy
:. Cleveland but shall not live to see him ina
gurated " He leaves wife and four childrt
bis NThe contract between MIR. Riddle and the G
ss with reference to the leasing the old Univ,
in | salist Church building for fire department a
other purposes. mention of which was made
our last issue mas been executed by the res pc
~ i've parties and Mr.. Riddle will soon CONNER
'os the work of remodeing an enlarging Ap
'ke lst. is the daY named by the County Comm
's- sioners beyond which the city must not eccu
the present engine house site.
The two engines to be used at the sad i
works are of 166 and 50 horse powers. respecti
ly. Two large boilers will supply them "
steam. The main building. including the boi
and engine rooms. is up. and the foundry is
der roof. The building for the timing deps
ment is we'll under way. and if there is no m
non workable weather. the manufacture of
az irons in Ravenna will be commenced by Apr
'es Spring ord ers are coming in rapidly. one be
or received short time since for a car Load of
70 smoothing irons.
20 The Church of the Immaculate Concept
A. will celebr ate st. Patrick's Day by by giyir
ne supper and entertainment in the evening, at
Town Hall. choice program is under pre-
'n3 ration, and those attending will be we'll en-
ny tanned, At the close of the exercises a fine