The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-14
Mrs. Marcus Heath is visiting in rll4nois.y

Mrs. Marcus Heath is visiting in Illinois.y
Mrs. B. Little. of Cleveland. yisiteds sRavenna
| friends last week.
Choice Confectionery at EcKERT's.
Rev. b !. D. stauffer will preach in Charles
town next Sunday morning.
Children's Day was celebrated last Sunday at
the NJ Il. Church.
Eckert beats them all for fine Candies.
Everybody wants pure candies, and that is
| why everybody goes to Eckerts.
The best place in town for your tobacco and
| cigars is at Eckert's.
Pitkin's Ice Cream Soda is only cts. glass.
Mrs. Minnie Limbach. of Clinton. is visiting
her sister Mrs. e. Y. Lacey.
VIM. Watkins was fined $500 and costs for
drunkenness Friday night.
Mrs. Willis Strickland was much worse last
night and it was feared she could not survive
until morning. She is still living but hope of
her recovery cannot be entertained.
Don't fail to hear the famous S25 600 Chal-
lenge Band of solo artists. Saturday. June 18th.
Nothing like it in the country
The Harvey Hotel at the White City in which
Mrs. Msry A. woodbridge is interested has
been placed in the hands of a receiver. 1t is
thought that the house will continue in busi-
ness.
The Street Commissioner has done goodjob
in protecting the travelling public from the
ditch on either side of Cleveland Avenue south
ofthe Erie tracks by building some badly need
ed fences.
Miss May Kelley is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Hatfield and her aunt, Mrs. Sacketts in Cleve'
land.
Mrs. Thornell of Kansas. who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. 1. N. Kelley for several
weeks past. has returned to her home.
Albert NJ. Wetter's Circus. and Museum at
Ravenna, Saturday. June 17th. DON'T fail to
witness the great street parade and free tight
rope ascension. at II O'Clock.
Rev. Jas A Brown is in Gambia where he
went as one of the examiners of Candidates for
Orders. The examination continues through
Friday.
Rev III. D Stauffer preached an excellent SER
mon at the Union service Sunday night His
te xt was taken from Matthew tl-29. The choir
exceptionally we'll.
The exaggerations of show talk are unknown
factors In securing the crowds that flock to see
the great W etters shows. The reputation of
this popular aggregation is founded on facts.
Miss Emma Andrie left Monday night for st.
Augustine. Fla, where she will remain several
weeks visiting the family of p. ii. Boynton,
He recently moved to Florida. and his family.
accompanied by Miss Andrie. left for their fu-
ture home Monday night.
F.P. Chapman has on exhibition in his win
dow q pair of unique shaped slippers. of red
morocco, made especially for him at the Colum
bian Exposition. by Raphael and Benyaker,
natives Of Egypt. Stop and look at them.
r. 4. Comstock is in Akron engaged in clos
ing out the stock of the Akron Queensware Co i.
recently purchased by himself and father. e. s
Comstock of this city. He will then return to
Ravenna.
Next Sunday the fourth quarterly service will
be held at the NJ .E. Church. Rev. w. I'll. Rider
the Presiding Elder. will occupy the morning
pulpit and administer the Holy Sacrament after
the sermon. Rev. .stauffer will preach in the
evening.
The Ohio Uniqersalist Convention at Hamil-
ton, last week, was largely attended by dele,
gates from the various Churches in tthe State'
and was q very profitable and satisfactory
meeting The Convention will be held in Ra-
VIENNA the week following the first Sunday in
June, 1894.
While playtully engaged with other children
last Friday, in running lawn mower in the
yard of John Burk, on Lincoln Avenue, Mabel,
his daughter. in some manner got her hand in
contact with the knives, which nearly severed
the third finger from her left hand, leaving it
hanging by mere shreds of skin. 1t is thought
amputation will be necessary.
Our Mems Suits for S263 and S2.9S are the
talk of the town. They are Tremendous Bar
gains. Our competitors ask twice the amount
for the same quality. We are in favor of giving
the public the lowest prices that can be given.
No. 2, ETNA BLOCK, RAvENNA.
The stockholders of the F. J. Loudin Shoe
Company held a meeting in the Company IS
Office yesterday afternoon. The report of the
Secretary and Manager showed the business of
the Company to be in q prosperous condision
By a vote of the stock holders it was decided
| to increase the capital stock from $4,000 to
$50 600. They also voted to reduce the number
| of directors from 9 to and elected the follow.
ing Board: F. j. Loudin, M. B Mishler, j. c
Yeend, A. r. Davis and E. NJ. Waller. The
Board will elect officers for the coming year.
Yesterday afternoon. 81 enry Schultz. of the
firm of Schultz and Rhodes, slate roofers, OF
this city, fell at distance of Is feet from 8
| scaffold while engaged in putting new root
| on house in Hudson Two men had just
| Quilted the same scaffold onto which they had
| jumped from the roof and it gave no signs OF
weakness under their weight But the mo m
ent Mr.. Schultz stepped on the support it gave
| way with crash precipitating him to the
| ground with q bundle of roofing material in
| his hands. When discovered few minutes
later he was totally unconscious in which
| condition he remained about Is minutes He
| was conveyed to his home on Cleveland Avenue
in this city on the Alliance Accommoda att on
which reached here about O'Clock. His physie
| ian as summoned and an examination made
of his injuries. ais right leg was denuded o
considerable skin and flesh and his righ
shoulder painfully bruised. The worst injur
les appeared the left side of the head
When the unfortunate man struck the ground
his head came in contact with two up turned
nails which penetrated to the skull. one just a
the corner of the eye. which came within
hairs breadth of destroying its vision. and tn
other in the temple A bad bruise was also
discovered near the top of the head. The mos
serious part of the injury is the terriblejar and
concussion and it is in this feature of the cas-
that the only element of uncertainty exists A
present there are the best symptoms of recov
cry. and unless Inflammation should set in hi
restoration is q certainty.
Coming to Ravemma.
This is your chance to have your eyes exam
ined by expert opticians free of charge. Prof
Clark & Oaks. of New York. will be at the Etn