The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-09-19
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
Ravenna, Wednesday, Sept. 10, 1891
Four Pairs of Good Socks for 25c. at

| Four Pairs of Good Socks for 25c. at
Hope NOVELTY STORE.
FL. L. Beatty was in Cleveland yesterday
Us. Allen is exhibiting herd of fine, fat
cattle at the Fair.
Thank-offering meeting at the Congrega,
tional Church, Sunday evening.
The evening services at the churches begin
at z O'Clock.
P. o. Woods, of Alliance, was in town
Monday.
Mrs. c. M. Preston, of Cleveland, is visit
ing her brother, H. C. Frazer.
Mrs. C. J.Wood is visiting Ravenna friends
the guest of Mrs. H. D. Stauffer.
The Power of Gold tomorrow, (Thursday)
evening, at Reeds Opera House.
Good Lump Coal at $500 ton.
J. ANDRE.
F. W. Woodbridge was in Newburgh last
Thursday.
]. w. Green went to Lorain, O., Thursday.
Miss Anna Day left on Thursday for the
East, to attend school.
DR.. J. Waggoner wasin Cleveland Friday.
Joe Pitts went to jeanette, Pa, Friday.
j. Andrie has a good quality of furnace
| coal at 50 per ton.
DIR. NJ. G. Mcbride was in Cleveland Fri.
day, on professional business.
L. NJ. Potts went to Salineville Saturday.
NJ. Collins, of the J. F. Byers Co., was in
Wellsville Saturday.
Mrs. J. C. Shrader was called to Pittsburg
last Thursday by the death of her son-in-law
Frank Stokes.
Miss Bertha Babb, of Windham, is visiting
Mrs. J. S. Allen.
I. H. Phelps, Esq, of Akron, attended the
convention, Saturday.
Ifyou want good coal, cheap, see ]. Andrie
or leave your order at Risdon & Taylor's.
Mrs. Geo. B. Woodbridge went to Cleye
land last Wednesday.
School Supplies, at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
A. B. Griffin and daughter, Mrs. Esty, were
in Braceville last Saturday.
The city schools close for the Fair, Thurs
day and Friday.
The remaias of the late NJ. Krebs have
been taken to Pittsburg for interment.
Mrs. ]. E. Sharp and son Charlie are visit
ing D. E. and Harry Sharp, in Chicago.
Mr.. D. E. Wells, of Dayton, O., has been
visiting Ravenna friends the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte McGahan, of Devils
Lake, N. D., are the happy parents of baby
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGahan, of North
Dakota, are "twice happy" in the advent Of
another daughter, recently born to them.
The w. C. T. U. will meet wit Mrs. McCon
| ney on South Walnut Street, at half past two
O'Clock, Thursday tomorrow Sept. 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Myers, of Akron, wer,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs, G. w. Brown, of Lin
coin Avenue, over Sunday.
| R. G. Beatty, J. A. W. Morrow, Lewis
Morgan, and Lafayette Smith attended tht
races at Warren last Friday.
Mrs. Maggie and Kate Hannigan and chill
dren left for their future home in Marion
Ind, last Sunday, over the Erie
Two bushels of good Potatoes pay for eigh
| good Bushel Baskets, at
| HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
| Harry Smyth returned to his duties as as
sistant at the Erie freight depot, Monday
after an illness of one week.
Trains II and II on the Erie stop at Fai
Grounds crossing Wednesday, Thursday ant
Friday, this week.
The railing at the top of the stairway il
Town Hall is in dangerous condition ant
should receive the immediate attention O
the Trustees.
Misses Winnie and Ida Thomas, Ann
Waterman, Messrs. Curtis Waterman, Loui
Lord, Frank Elliott, and Andrew Nichol
enter Oberlin school this week.
Mrs. Ella Spellman returned from Mar
tucket, Mass, Saturday, and to her home
Cleveland, Monday, stopping off at Ravenn
over Sunday.
Ravenna is a" dry" town this week, tn
saloons being closed in compliance with th
law in relation to selling within two miles
an agricultural fair. Some of the /" regulars
think it is a long time between drinks.
Harvey Musser, Esq, of Akron, a prom
nent younger member of the Summit Count
Bar, was in Ravanna on professional bus
ness, Thursday and Friday.
Edward Knapp, F. F. Mott, F. J. Gran
and R. S. Webb. of Garrettsville, made
business trip to the County Seyt, Monds
evening.
Miss Matte E. Goddard has been in atten
ance at the Fall Millinery Openings at Clev
land, and purchased a large stock of good
to which she invites the attention of Il
ladies. Opening Tuesday and Wednesdi
of next week.
Mrs. Fred Kellogg, of Peoria, ILL.,, aft
visiting Mrs. ]. E. Sharp and other Ravenl
friends, last week, is now visiting in Cha
don, Geauga Co., from which place she W
return to her home.
Homer Frazer has been confined to his b
laria. We are pleased to state that he
considerably improved at this writing.
son, E. w. Frazer, of indianapolis, is wi
him at present.
A friend writes us requesting, or sugge
ing, that we publish the " hunting law,
passed last winter" saying that it is l
known by many people. Being ourseh
. among the ignorant ones on the subject,
consulted Prosecutor Hanselman, who, af
a search of the statutes, sayst the only char
he is able to find is in relation to quail, a
I makes it unlawful to kill quail for the p