The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-11-28
Change of Schedule on
the PENNSYLVANIA Lines.

the Pennsylvania Lines.
A change in the Schedule of Passenger
Trains on the Pennsylvania Lines went into
effect Sunday, Nov. 25th. Under the new
schedule the time of trains at Ravenna is as
follows:
DEPART FOR THE WEST at 1888, 6:25, S:15
10:40 a; M; sos p. m.
DEPART FOR THE EAST at 100, S:19 a. M.
2:12, 500 p. M.
Ravenna Accommodation arrives at 6:55
p. m.
J. H. Andrews, of the American Cereal
Co., at Akron, came over last Friday and
gave orders for the starting of Quaker Mills
and under his direction the work of prepar-
ing the plant for operation began at once,
and the machines are once more turning ont
oat meal. In response to inquiries concern
ing the probable duration of the run Mr..
Andrews said that it was impossible to tell :
it might be for one month, or six, or longer,
depending entirely upon the state of trade.
The mill will be operated in full force, and
will be under the superintendency of Mr.. H.
Y. Hover, of Akron.
Elmer Z. Vance, whose phenomenal sue
cessful plays, "The Limited MaiI' and
Patent Applied For" have made him inde-
pendent, isnot inclined to rest on his laurels,
sell, or let out on royalty, but remains with
his pet, "The Limited Mail" overseeing
and closely watching every detail, which
goes SO far towards the always smooth and
even performance noticeable in the action
of that play. Besides all his arduous work
he has, in his leisure moments, been engaged
for over two years in writing new play de-
signed to fit the wonderfully clever and YER
satile abilities of Little Beatrice.
GA Breezy Time" at Reeds Opera House
last night was among the best performances
OF its kind ever given in Ravenna, but the
breeze was notstrong enough to fill the house,
at the price charged, rs cents.
Coming up Chestnut street from the fire
yesterday afternoon, Miles Lowry, accom-
panied by Harvey Curtis, and driving at his
usual deliberate pace, turned out to pass the
hook and ladder truck, when his horse sud
denly staggered and fell in the road. The
crowd that gathered thought the animal was
dead, but it was soon relieved, by bleeding,
and appeard in fair way to recovery.
The Y. P. c. U. will give "Aunt Hannah's
Quilting Party" at the Opera House, We'd
nesday evening, Dec. 9Th. General admis-
sion 25 cts. and Is cts, Reserved seats S5 cts.,
to be had at J. S. Smith & Sons, on and after
Tuesday, Dec. 4th, at O'clock a. m.
A company of young gentlemen and ladies
from this vicinity attended the presentation
of an Irish Comedy at the Five Corners
school house last Friday night. The society
experiences of an Irish family suddenly ell.
evated to opulency through the medium of a
rich uncle's death, were graphically and
humorously portrayed.
The Universalist Church was well filed
last Sunday evening with an intelligent and
appreciative congregation. The lecture on
Retribution" was deeply interesting and
instructive. Mr.. Wilson said that Univer.
salism affirms the infallible law of compen.
satlon. 1t is not possible for the sinner tc
escape the law of cause and effect. This law
is never repealed, or suspended, and sin and
its penalty are never divorced.
The sixth lecture will be given next Sun
day evening on I" Salvation"
Last Thursday afternoon a carriage con
tanning lady and gentleman, parted amid
ships, when about opposite the residence ot
R. B. Rohan, on the Rootstown road. The
horse, with the front wheels of the vehicle
was stopped at Rootstown Center. The oc
cupants of the carriage were not seriously
| injured, but the horse was quite badly Gu
up, in his run.
Rev. w. G. Schoppe and wife left BostoI
Monday evening for Ohio, having beer
married in that city Thursday They will
spend Thanksgiving with their friend, Prof
Jewett, President of the Ryan Schools il
Youngstown, and leave for Ravenna the mex
day. They will take rooms at Mrs. H B
Goes, on North Chestnut Street, until par
sonage has been definitely determined upon
1t seems quite probable now that the Water
man house, on South Walnut Street, will b
secured for that purpose.
Rev. Schoppe will enter upon the dutie
of his new pastorate next Sunday.
w. c. Morgan, who was bound over b
Justice Cole, recently, in the sum of $500, t,
await the action of the grand jury on charg
of receiving stolen property, had hearin
before Judge Sperra yesterday, and this al
ternoon the Court discharged the defendant
the evidence not being sufficient to hold hin
The property was valued at from $500 t
$1,000, which would make the offence mis-
demeanor only.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Foster, of No. SOS CT
dar Avenue, entertained party of Rayenn
friends Friday afternoon and evening. Afte
O'Clock dinner a pleasing program wa
rendered, including piano selections by Mr.
Emma Kennedy, recitations by Miss Harrof
and vocal selections by Miss Randall. TW
or three hours were pleasantly spent at card
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Riddl'
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Beckley, Mr.. and Mr.
E. R. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. Mason, NJ
and Mrs. A. R. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Furry, Mr.. an
Mrs. w. S. Krake, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Pos
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Burroughs, Miss LC
Bartholomew, Mrs. Emma Witter, and Mr.
L. S. Ward. The party returned to Ravenr
at II o'clock,-[Cleve. Sunday Leader.
FOR SALE-Ten Colonies of Italia
: BEES, at first house north of Fair Ground
, Ravenna. Also, thirty head of Sheep ar
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