The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-05-31
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY,. May 81. ,es.
e. C. Belding keeps the !. Pink Pills for Pale

c. B. wadsworth came home Saturday from
Pennsylvania. for few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Schroeder, of Cleveland
were in town over Sunday.
E. Young. of Cleveland. visited his sister.
Mrs. W. G. Lacey. Tuesday.
J. B. Jewell. of Wheeling. is in town for an
indefinite visit with his parents.
i w. w. Sherwood, telegraph editor of the
Cleveland Press. was In town Monday.
W. s. Dunn went to Brooklyn yesterday via
the Erie.
Mrs. Julia D. Scott is visiting her sister Mrs.
Maria jackson. in .Jehnsonville. Trumbull Co.
REV. 8, W. Meek will preach next SUNDAY
morning on the Briggs heresy case.
Mrs. Alter. of iMansfeld. is visiting her son I.
J. W. McGahan.
| Miss Eliza Haley. of Cuyahoga Falls. is visit
ing rer Ravenna friends.
B. Rowland, Esq :. is in Chicago. Win return
Saturday. June 3rd.
Ex.Sheriff Sheldon was over from Windham
Monday,
The public schools were closed Monday and
Tuesday for Decoration Day.
The manufactures were all closed Tuesday,
in observance of Memorial Day.
Miss Edith Way. of Cleveland. returned to her
homo yesterday after visit of week with her
grandfather. F. W. Woodbridge.
The Court House will in few years be en-.
twined with Boston ivy The building was SUR
rounded by a setting of the vines Monday.
Mrs. Geo. F. Robinson went to Annapolis.
Md. last Thursday. to visit her son " Dick.' at
the U, 8, Naval Academy.
Common Pleas Cours adjourned last Saturday
afternoon to this morning. It is thought that
this week Will end the term.
Mrs. Belle Foster. of Cleveland. has been Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Wright, on North W alnut
street. the past week
A jury was struck in Justice Dickinson's
Court this morning. in Riddle VS. Wright. and
the case continued to tomorrow
Eva, the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Anderson, ON King street, is sick with
scarlet fever.
Hon. NJ. Stuart and daughter Emma. took the
Erie for New York City Sunday morning. They
will return on June 4th.
Miss Alta Casenhiser returned to her home in
Clinton Monday. after months visit with her
sister. Mrs. Il. Y. Lacey.
Frank Ford, Jr. and family have moved to
Mantua for the summer. where he will employ
himself on the fruit farm recently started by
Frank Ford & Son.
E. C. BELD1NG keeps DAYToN's SHEEP DIR AND
DIs1NFEcrANT. 1t is non poisonous. and the best
known agent for the eradication Of offensive
odors, from whatever cause.
B. F. Bingham was bound over to the Court of
Common Pleas by Justice Dickinson. last week,
1fe or,d orfi
erty. He gave bail in the sum of $780,
Mrs l. T. siddan went to Chicago Monday
with party of Warren friends. to visit the
Columbian Exposition, iSne will remain two
weeks.
Deputy Auditor Paul Freeman was inYoungs.
town Friday to assist in appraising the & W
at 81 800 per mile; sidings 50 600; moneys. cred
its, &c $50; rolling stock Ss.F0o
MIR. and Mrs, Smith Sanford left yesterday for
a visit with their son in Chicago. They will re-
main two weeks. viewing the sights of the Ex-
position,
The Ladies Cemetery Association will meet
this week Thursday afternoon. at O'Clock. in
Riddle block. full attendance is requested.
Bo order of the President.
MRS. VANMETER, Sec.
son. at his residence. atrick Downey of
Youngstown, o.. and Miss Jennie L. Dinsmore.
of Garrettsville.
e. J. Darrcw. Walter Lyon and Lewis Nor
gan have purchased lots on South Freedom St..
and will erect houses thereon this season. This
is.a very desirable residence portion of town.
For the past few Sundays large companies of
boys and young men have congregated on a lot
until
base ball and pugIlistic amusements. Some
complaints have been heard in the matter.
The & o ditcher is still at work in the deep
cnt east of town. The road is double track ed
the entire distance between New Castle and
Pittsburgh, and nearly all the way from Forrest
to Youngstown, and preliminary work is being
done to extend the two track service to Akron.
Risdon & Taylor have placed in their store
an elegant new refrigerator, and propose to
have their goods in the best possible shape.
while in their hands. Besides being gre at
convenience the new piece of furniture is an
ornament to the room
Last Thursday, Lnfra, one of the most prom
ising two year.olds of the western Reserve
Stcck Farm while out for exercise. reared and
fell over backward. injuring herself SO badly
that the chances are greatly against her re-
covery.
Mogadore Rye whisky. only S225 per gal.
See NJ. j Murphy's ad.
The case of George Bisby VS. Horace Barber
was tried before Justice Dickinson and jury
last week. The plaintiff sued for damages aris-
ing from a sale of hay. claiming that false rep
resentations were made as to the quality of the
| merchandise. The jury returned a verdict for
/ the defendant. j. FL. Dussel appeared for the
init nd Rnn1 0f md far kba 5o-
fendant.
Miss Lois A. White gave a very able and in.
teresting address from the Disciple pulpit last
Sunday morning, in which she set forth the
prominent features of the C. W. B. M, of which
she is Corresponding Secretary. Miss White is
enjoying the first vacation in four years and
| after visiting friends in Ravenna and vicinity
will return to indianapolis the last of this
week,
| Every week has witnessed an addition to the
| Sad Iron 70 rec since the wheels commenced to
turn. We were informed by Mr.. Williams that
there are now s5 names on the pay roll, and that
inside of two weeks the number will reach 100
The daily shipments of goods are very large.
and are made mostly over the B. & o. A road
way is being built on the east side of the works
The Office is substantially completed and has
i been occupied for some time.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining In
the Post Office at Ravenna, o., May 81, 1893
for period of IA days or more:
Mrs Bert Bishop. W. Il. Davidson. foreign
Mrs Jennie Davis, Geo w Furniss, Mrs C w
Healy. care of Bingham, Mrs frankie
Smithe. Mrs z W Wilcox.
J. G. BEATTY. P. M.
Col. o. c. Risdon. wife and daughter Netti,
left yesterday for Nantucket. where they expec
| to remain until his health improves. For
number of years he has been subject to period
ical attacks of m alarial fever. and once before
some five or six years ago. he resorted to visi
to the invigorating sea breezes of Nantuckei
d which he found extremely beneficial at tha
= time 1t is hoped like result may be ha
| from this trip.
One of the strong arguments used in favor
). keeping .the Worlds Fair open on Sunday
that it provides place of entertainment fo
Of