The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-04-26
the DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY,. apr. &c. ,es
KRAkn pays cash for Butter and EGGS,

Mrs. II. L, Scarf Jr., over Sunday.
Charles Beitz .attended the funeral of job
Humphrey. at fredericksburg, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. A, Ford and little son Arthu
spent Sunday in Newton Falls
Ladies. you will find more new Spring jacket
and Capes at CoNvERsEs'.
Alta Hine took the Erie for Barnesville. Ga
Sunday night.
Will Montgomery is calling upon bis Ra7enn;
friends this week.
Prosecutor Hanselman and family spent Sat
urday in Cleveland
J. B. Jewell. Of Wheeling, was In the cit,
over Sunday.
Miss Alta Casenhiser of Clinton is visiting
her sister, Mrs E. Y. Lacey
A second story addition is being built ontc
the rear part of W. G. Morgan's saloon.
Have you had a Guess on the Nails at P1rK1s
& MoNsEY's?
x. w. Grohe went to Chicago Sunday night
with view of locating there in business
Rev FIR. F. ]. O'Neil, of Berea, was the guest
of Rev. FIR. Farrell yesterday
You will find at CoNvERsEs' large addition
OF new Dry Goods. Give them call.
Hyou want Hat. Shirt or Suit of Underwear.
call on P4TKIN 6 MoNsEY.
The only licence issued from the Probate this
week was one to John Englehart and Mary
Williams.
Remember. Pres. collars. of Hiram College
will speak on Temperance. at the Opera House
next Sunday evening.
The B. & O. steam ditcher commenced on.
erations at Ravenna Monday. with headquar-
ters at this place.
Frederick Wilson, OF East Liverpool. O., ter
inmates six weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Chalfant, this week.
The Ravenna Shoe factory Is closed in most
of its departments, for the purpose Of invoicing
stock.
Mrs. Lora fBanks~has moved to Pittsburgh
where she has accepted a position as saleslady
in a leading store.
very large locomotive built to the order of
the Erie engineers, passed through Ravenna
Monday on train 8, for use on the Chicago and
Erie division.
There is no place like PITK1N & MoNsEY's to
get suit of Clothes. Best Styles. Best Goods,
and Cheapest Prices.
There will be no services at the Methodist
Congregational. Disciples or Uniyersalist
Churches next Sunday evening. on account of
the Union Temperance meeting.
The latest now isthat the B. s. O. will place
two magnificent vestibule passenger trains on
their road. to run between New York and Chi
cago via Ravenna.
Tug Wilson commenced to keep company
with the Jensen's. in the County j all last W ed
nesday. Begging of had no effect upon tn e
Mayor. who did exactly the right thing.
:, George Severance is now waiting on custom.
ers at Furry & Seymour's. He is an expert
eneed salesman and valuable addition to the
force of this popular house.
The Erie Ry. will probably change time May
7th. 1t is not known here just what trains will
changes. all in the interest of the Worlds Fair
business.
There will be abont niue sections ofTrain No
5. over the Erie Ry.. passing Ravenna Saturday
and Sunday night. from New York and Boston.
bound for Chicago
Worlds Fair tickets are on sale at the Erie
depot daily during the summer. good for return
until November 10Th The rate for the present
is $14.5D. All trains oft the Erie will be Chicago
trains.
Last Saturday L. II. Bean sold handsome 4
year old black mare to Jacob Kittering, of
Streetsboro. She is as handsome an animal as
one often sees.
the Western Reserve Stock Farm notes the
arrival during the past week. of fne colt by
Thornburg. dam. Matte w.
Ed. A. J. Allands and wife, Evangelist. will
giyea Gospel Temperance Lecture at the Town
Hall, on next Sunday night. April sOth at m
Free to all.
The Equitable Statement by the Insurance
Commissioner of Ohio. in another column of
this paper, and the statement of Mir. Phillips,
General Agent Of the Company. of his own bus
mess during the first four m 3nths OF 1895 are
commended to persons interested in Life In
surance.
Rev. d. G. Hanselman, Pastor of the Disciple
Church at w dsworth. occupied the pulpit of
the Ravenna Church. Sunday morning and eve
ming. He is the father of Prosecutor S. F.
Hanselman. Services at W adsworth were sas-
pended on account of case of smallpox at
that place.
Look out for some High Bred Games-a new
variety of fowls which A. w. Stocker will intro
duce in Rayenna as soon as he can find a setter
or two. It has been suggested that the MAR
Street Settery might furnish him with the incu
bator needed.
Mrs, Wright widow of the late VIM. Wright
of shalersville. died at the home Of her daugh
| ter. Mrs. Vaughn. on South Diamond st Mon
| day night aged u years. The funeral was hel,
today at II O'Clock, from the shalersville Disci
| pie Church.
Mrs. VIM. Farnbaugh died at her home o.
| West Bowery St. yesterday morning, aged 8
/ years. She is survived by a husband and tw
| young children, son and daughter. TIL
| funeral Will be held Thursday. at 2 p m froI
! the house. Rev Andrew Wilson officiating. I
Mr.. Calhoun's quartette did not sing at tn
| Methodist Church Sunday night because of tn
sickness of Mr.. VIII lien. one OF the member
who is still confined to his home. although cor
siderably better.
Mrs Nancy Cole died Wednesday. the 19i
inst. aged so years. She was an aunt of am
Cutler. Mrs. Moody and Mrs j. l.. Dodge, ar
was at the home of the latter when she die
Funeral services were held Friday, Rev.Andre
!. Wilson officiating.
The c. & P. gravel gang. who were receivin
$1.15 per day. struck for an advance of ten cen
last Monday. and as consequence there is n
, gravel train here now for them to work o.
Nearly all of them are working for other comp
MES.
series of meetings. about week, commen
ing about MAY 5th in the interest of the Gran
organization. will be held in this county. y
IL. L, Myers. an interesting speaker. fro
Coshocton Co.. will address the meetings. A
riculturists will advanc their own interests
giving him good hearing Particulars ne
week.
Rev. Fl. D. Stauffer delivered lecture
1.-The Championship in place of the regu
services at the Methodist Church Sunday mig
The auditorium was filed with worshippe
who lis tened to an able presentation OF an
terestipg subject. A feature of the evenir
devotion was the fine solo singing of n
= Walter and Messrs j. B Jewell and L. B. c
houn.
st There are now two Boa rds of Health in
be VIENNA. Under the law of March 18th.
lt, Trustees of every township are req Tired to
e. ganize themselves into a Board of Health "
the same powers as Municipal Boards I'll
authority extends over their entire townsl
= except where there is village or other mur
= pality inside the township. with Board.
p law creates. in fact, a multitude of additit