The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-02-01

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mented by all who ever knew him.
Such, it seems to us, was the life of this ex-
cellent citizen whose record will add new luster
to the pages of the Great Book, and whose
memory will be imperishable.
OF his nearer and dearer relations of husband
and father, it is not for US to speak, The sor-
rowing hearts in that lonely household will re-
| ceive the sympathy of all, but their sorrow is
peculiarly their own, and can be assuaged by
time alone.
He has done the work of a true man.
Crown him, honor him, love him.
Weep over him tears of woman,
Stoop manifest brows above him -
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Our times are in Gods hands and all our days
Are as our needs; for shadows as for sun,
For cold as heat, for want as wealth, alike
Our thanks are due, since that is best which is"
The funeral of Mr.. Waterman will be held
tomorrow at o'clock, from the house, on south
Walnut street, Rev. S. w. Meek officiating.
The various business houses in town will be
closed from o'clock to 4, out of respect to his
memory.
F. P. Chapman has commenced February
4 OAOaAdAOS SdlGl anu 1S DOuuU 20 make room 1Of
fresh stock.
Prof. Claypole delivered the last AMI best
lecture of the course. at the Universalist Church
| Tuesday evening.
Lorenzo Braklow has taken the place of Hal
Freeman in the Adams Express office.
The case of Sears & Co. VS. F, c. Park is on
trial before Justice Bsckley and jury this af.
| ternoon.
erick laying has been commenced at the Sad
Iron works.
A. J. Packer is slowly improving.
| The Mishler tile works are shut down for the
week owing to break in the press machine
today.
| MIR. W. J. Shrop. foreman of the Mishler Tile
Works. passed the cigars to the boys Monday. in
honor of Mr.. Frank Fleishmans 24th birthday.
DR.. c. S. Leonard will hereafter be in Ravenna
on Tuesday. Office hours from to 1890 a. m =,
and 2S0 to O'Clock p. m. Will also be at home
on Sundays
! George Hartlerode returned to his home in
Erie. Pa. Monday evening. He was called here
by the death of his brother Lawrence.
| The Misses Rockwell entertained the Whist
Club Thursday night. The Club meets again
Friday night at the home of Miss Carrie Ward.
DR.. Geo. Waggoner and Mrs. DR.. Joseph Wag-
goner are visiting relatives in Deerfeld.
One of the male members of the troupe at the
Opera House this week was taken suddenly and
dangerously i'll Monday evening, at the Etna
House, but recovered on medical treatment be.
ing given.
Papers for the Incorporation of the Ravenna
| Cemetery Association have been received by A.
S. Cole. Esq. The Society will organize under
their charter tomorrow.
John E.Sharp received telegram from George
town. Texas. last Monday. announcing the dan
gerous illness of his daughter in-law Mrs. A. L..
Sharp. A later message stated that her condition
was slightly improved.
The following officers were elected by the High
School Literary Society Friday afternoon:
President. Arthur Whitlock; Vice Pres, Louis
Lord; Sec.. Ranney Horr; Critic. Ned Freeman /;
Pianist, Bessie Torpey; Treas, Rob. Seymour.
The Ladies' Cemetery Association will meet
this week Thursday afternoon at their usual
place in Riddle Block. at three O'Clock. A full
attendance is requested. as special business will
come before the meeting.
By order of the President
MARTHA VANMETER. Secretary.