The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-07

Turn out for the circus Saturday. June 18th.
Edwin Booth. the great actor. died in New
York City this morning.
Mr.. J. B. Jewell, who has been here for the
past two weeks. goes to his home in Wheeling.
to-day.
G. 8. Jewell returned last night to Meadville.
where he will again resume his professional
duties at the Allegheny College in the morning.
Will Kellar has been selected as Asst Fire
i Chief and will move into the department living
rooms as soon as they are ready for occupancy.
Mrs. C. M. Noble, after winters sojourn with
her daughter. Mrs. D. w, Knapp, returned to
her home tn EImira, N. Y. last Saturday.
Miss Lena Geoppinger and Mr.. Adam Muff
of Kendallville. Ind. are spending few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schweitzer.
| Never mind the Worlds Fair It is not in it
for you when Wetters Show is at your doors.
Misses Della Kelly and Louie Vanalstine, of
West Liberty. Ohio. are guests of Mrs. p. O..
Wood.
Will Allen is having good trade in bicycles.
He sold four pneumatic tire machines last
week.
Everything up to date at Wetter's grand
attraction Saturday. June 18th.
The township trustees desire US to say that
there is plenty of money in the township treas
ury and that they did not borrow one penny on
account of the new flagstaff.
The family of Ill. Collins have moved from
Lincoln Avenue to DR.. Leonard's house on Gen.
| tral Avenue.
VIII Marsh is having some filing done on
Bowery Street lot preparatory to building this
| season.
Miss Rhoda Twitt left for Chicago Monday
night for visit of indefinite length with her
brother W. J. Twitt.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson C. n. Pltkin
and wife and Miss Ella Pitkin took the Erie
| for Hamilton. O.. Monday to attend the Uni
| versalist State Convention.
The work of transferring the fire bell and
| tower to the new Department. building was
commenced last Thursday. and is well under
way.
Mrs E. 3. Wait and daughter Emily and Mrs
A. Morrison returned from their winters resi-
dence in New York City. last THURSDAY.
| Perry Shrop has been appointed B 20 day
operator at this station. This additional help
| has been long needed by the agent, e. T. Mertz.
whose duties have multiplied on him many
times since first taking the Ravenna office
Bicycles are away downi Boys "a inca cush-
ion. $40; 26 inch, S25; Majestic, cut of $40. 1
control same here and will sell you one for Ss5
now. Can get you anything you cali for. and
will save you money.
AT Aliens Meat Market, afternoons.
| P. o. Wood returned from the West Sunday
morning. He reports very pleatant trip. On
his way home he stopped of at Chicago and took
/ q hast Ola ineid do
| Fair.
Mrs. G. F. Robinson and son Tom returned
last Saturday from Annapolis. after short
| visit with Dick" who Is now off for his first
cruise with his class from the U. g. Naval
| Academy.
e. III. Cowles left for Westf eld Mass, last
Monday. via the Erie. to look after his interests
in q large estate to which he is supposed to be
one of the heirs. The estate belonged to an
uncle recently deceased.
The Columbian Novelty Works shut down
| couple of days this week on account of a short
| supply of timber. and for the purpose of making
some additions The works have been running
steadily for about two months. with good
trade and good prospects for an increased bus
iness.
Circus in town Saturday, June 18th? Yes
and the best travelling how of the kind on the
road. Come and enjoy gala day.and see more
and learn more for 25 cents than can be told told
in month.
John Mckee. a B. & o. trainman. was fined
$500 and costs by Justice Beatty this morning
Drunk.
The Jury in the ejectment care of Riddle vi
Wright returned q verdict for the defendant
this afternoon.
The case of the Akron and New Castle R. R
Co. VS. Geo. F. and Ellen Bowers. of Mogadore
for appropriation of land is ON trial before Pro
! bate Judge IngalI. The Jury went down ant
viewed the land on Monday.
Orders have been issued from the Mayor fol
all groceries and fruit stands to remain closed Oh
Sundays. Some of the parties have employed
counsel, and propose to test the mandete. 1t i:
said that the war is liable to be carried intt
Africa.
One Thompson, from the County House, AM
Frank Ray, were fined $40 and IS and cos t:
respectively, for being drunk, yesterday. Wal
! ter Keck plead not guilty to disturbance" ant
q will be tried Saturday.
]. M. Stewart was found dead in his bed thi:
. morning. at the home of his brother William
south of town. 1t is supposed that his dennis
. was caused by heart trouble. Funeral Friday
= at p. M, from the house. " Jeff" Stewal
was at one time promising lawyer at the Clev'
: land Bar.
u Union Commencement Service at Congrega
o tional Church next Sunday evening. Rev. f
D. Stauffer has been chosen by the graduatin
+ class to preach the sermon. All people of q
ls.I
+ invited to join in this service.
% NJ, Schloss, who came here from Cuyahoe
Falls last Friday and opened store in Il
e Etna Block some days ago for the sale of read.
made clothing. was arrested at the instance
&. G. Beatty under the transient dealers Ordi
l. ance of Ravenna. He was charged with bel
! dealer of that kind who had disobeyed t
lt ordinance by selling without license. T.
he case was set for trial yesterday but has be
Il postponed to Monday. We understand th
is Schloss proposes to fight to the end.
"a The Ravenna Roller Mills are again in oper
ton after shut down of ten days for repa
4, and additions. New flooring and new machine
ss were put in and the equipment brought up
Mt the highest standard. The new firm are MAXI
Iyt very superior grade of -four which is finding
ss ready sale. There is no better mill in the cou
in try than the Ravenna Roller.
he Look fc= the grand street parade and Fl
tight rope ascension Saturday. June 18th
If II o'clock. Always generous to the public,
lie management of Albert NJ. Writer'S shows v
ng give the people magnificent entertainms
without money and without price before
regular exhibit. All you have to do is to
we there.
'io The Children's Day service at the Disci
ay Church Sunday morning and evening was "
re messed by large congre ga ton. 1t was v
'Ve pretty and enjoyable. The auditorium Was
propriately garlanded and frightened "
p flowers and potted plants. whose fresh bea
the typifed that of the happy faces about them
CO the morning the Juvenile classes conducted
am exercises, while the evening services wer
ary the hands of the older scholars. The collect
ery were for the benefit of foreign missions.
lgs' A notice at the Sadiron Office informs the r
ao- lie that no visitors will be allowed in tn W.
In without permit from the office. little
sns fection will easily vindicate the reasonable