The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-03-06
Choice Flower Seeds at Ford & Sons.

Choice Flower Seeds at Ford & Sons.
BORN, to Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor Frank, las
week, son.
MRS. A. III. PARSONS is attending the Mil
lInery Openings in Cleveland, this week.
D. w. Knapp has been confined to the
house the past week, with a cold.
Sugar SHOWS" " betoken the season of &C
tlVity in the production of maple sweets.
Miss Bertha Hamm is home from Lorain
| o., called here by the sickness of her brother
Crist.
c. A. Merrill and wife took the Erie fol
Faribault, Mimi, Monday, to accept posi-
tions in a shoe factory.
Money making Seeds are the kind to plant
Frank Ford q Son have stacks of them.
The prayer-meeting at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church next Thursday night will be
led by F. J. McMillin.
Monsey & Chalfant have received a fine
line OF Spring Suitings and Pants patterns.
See them before ordering.
E. W. French has recently removed his
family from Rootstown to his former home
in the Beech Woods.
Lester Sherman, of this place, died at the
hospital in Toledo, last week, aged 76 years.
He had been in Toledo about ten days.
MARRIED, at Sufield, February 21st, 1895.
by William Paulus, ]. P, Mr.. William Els.
enberg to Miss Hannah Bentz, all of Ran
dolph, 0.
Regular services will be held in the Meth
odlst Church next Sunday, conducted in the
morning by J. P. Wisman, and in the eye-
ming by NJ. g. McCaslin, of Kent.
The only son and child of Mr.. and Mrs. Hor.
ace Barber died yesterday afternoon, at their
home on Cleveland turnpike. of liver trouble
aged two years. The funeral will be held Fri
day at P. M, from the house.
Ford & Son have Tons of the choicest Seeds
that will grow and produce crops that pay.
Fancy Cashmere Spring Suitings, all latest
styles, made to order, at S15, $3.50 and $18.
MONsEY & CHALFANT.
The exchange CT pulplts between the Rev.
J. A. Lytle, of Wellsville, O., and Rev. O.
A. Richards, did not occur last Sunday, as
Was announced, but will be made next Sun
day. Eighty persons were received into
fellowship by Rev. Richards, last Sunday
morning.
The Pastor, Rev. W. G. Schoppe, will
preach at the Congregational Church, Sun
day, March 10, morning and evening. Eve
ming subject: "JoNAH AND THE GREAT
FISH, or can Argument for the Supernatu-
raj - continuation of the Gospel in the
Book of Jonah.
Hudson Sapp, of Bucyrus, O., has been
granted patent on his invention for tight
ening drum heads. c. G. Conn, band instru-
ment manufacturer, of Elkhart, Ind, writes
him IN regard to the invention as follows:
AS far as can see on paper, your improve
ment is valuable one, and withal practical
BILE. We are glad that you extend to us an
opportunity of examining the instrument"
Fifty-three trains passed through Ravenna
over the Erie from II 2o'clock, midnight. Sat
urday to II O'Clock Sunday night-24 hours.
This makes an average of one train about
every q minutes, which, considering that
they were run on single track under strict
block system, by which each was kept one
block or station distant from the other, is re-
garded as a remarkable record.
The piano pupils Of Miss Name King gave
an enjoyable recital at her home, last Satur-
day afternoon. Among the out of town par
Elephants was Miss Alice Crane, of CARROTS
Ville,who, although not a pupil of Miss King,
was present by the courtesy of an invitation,
IN acknowledgment of her superior musical
abilities. The recital discovered some ex-
cellent talent, and again evidenced the worth
| of Miss Kings instruction.