The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-04-19

We are in theswim. with Mems Shoes at s1.s
and 81 10, F.P. CHAPMAN.
Quincy Cook and Wanzer Holcomb took the
& P. for Canal Dover. yesterday.
G. F. Transu and wife took the Flyeryesterda,
for Easton. Pa.
Buy Dairy Pans. Milk Pals and Crooks at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Three new automatic switches have been pu
in at the Erie.
Erie freight No. "a was delayed at this station
yesterday. by disabled car.
Big Yellow Bananas at Zoe. doz.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Mrs E. R. Crowell returned to Cedar Rapids
Iowa. Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 81. Carter give a sugar party
this evening at their home.
Mrs. M. A. Woodbridge took the Erie for Chi
cago Monday evening.
Sweetest Oranges and sourest Lemons. at
Hope NOVELTY STORE.
Miss May Bowman went to Medina yesterday.
over the Erie.
O. D. Kingsbury took the Erie for Kentucky.
Sunday night, to remain one week.
Garden and Flower Seeds. Also. Garden Tools
at HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
The Erie has contracted for 1000 Worlds Fair
passengers from Boston. during May and June.
A. II. Hine goes to Barnesville. Ga. Saturday
night. for J. A. Bennett to remain until the
fruit harvest is over.
Erie train ran in two sections last night. the
first having II and the second 10 cars. The last
section was composed of emigrant cars.
IN lbS M;vod wira No;ls on1v 1oo
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Read Mogadore advertisement. In another
column.
Louis Schweitzer and family went to Cleve-
land Saturday for few days visit with his
parents.
Be sure and hear Pres. e. collars of Hiram
College, on Temperance. at Reeds Opera House
Sunday evening. April 30th.
Joe Kline captured prize at Muzzy Lake last
Friday. Being informed that a strange. large
bird had been seen there for day or two. and
being on the lookout for specimens to add to his
collection, he went after this one and brought
it home with him. It proved to be gull. of a
variety seldom if ever before seen here. 1t
measures five feet from tip to tip of the wings
and thirty inches in length.
Grace Church welcomed one of the largest
audiences in its history last Sunday night. to
listen to Bishop Leonard and witness the beau.
tiful confirmation services preceding the SER
mon. The chancel and organ loft were adorned
with plants and flowers arranged with excep-
tional taste and good effect. Over the COM
munion table an ivy covered the wall in grace
full twinings. forming an exquisite background
A lovely floral arch by the baptismal font was
as pretty an object as could be imagined. The
decorations or Easter Sunday at this church
were elaborate and beautiful but those of Sun.
day night were thought by many to surpass
them in the subdued refinement Of floral splen-
dor, Very fine music was rendered for the
occasion and the services were especially orn ate
and impressive. The confirmation class num-
bered eleven-8 girls and boys. A number of
Kent people drove oyer and were in attendanc
at the service
There is still a large amount of work to b'
done at the sadiron works before all the de
partments will he in complete readiness fo
the commence next of operation but suffcien
preparations had been made to perm it a start
in the machine room yesterday morning. A
number of new operatives have moved into
town from Chagrin Falls and yesterday morn
| ing the wheels of the establihment were lurnet
tor the nrSt time anu uaAuAaOeuTo oA sdulrOn
| commenced in Ravenna.
The coke and iron room is complete, the Gu
pola is in readiness and the moulding roo n
about completed.
A fine deposit of moulders sand has.been dis
| covered about one and half miles from tn
| plant which is pronoun ced by the operatives &
be of better quality and more desirable in ever
way than that used at the Falls The men will
be called to their work by the sonorous tones Q
a chime whistle.