The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1895-03-20

The Republicans of Ravenna township
and village placed in nomination the fol.
lowing tickets, last Thursday night:
IoWNSHIP-For Trustee, c. NJ. Stillson :
treasurer, W. T. Grundel Assessors, Pre-
clnct A., E. F. Deming, B.. Smith Sanford
c., George Green.
VlLLAGE-For Members of Council. J. N.
Work, NJ. R. Furry, J. s. Smith; Marshal,
Sohn Goodenough; Water Works Trustee,
w. ii. Linton Members of Board of Educa-
ton, W. Holcomb, w. H. Marsh.
AT the Democratic caucus, Friday night.
the following nominations we're made:
ToWNsHIP-For Trustee, John E, Sharn
Treasurer, c. NJ. Waller; Assessors, Precinct
A. Sohn P. Jones, B, Chas. H. Laubert. G.
Geo. R. Byers.
NILLAGE-For Members of Council, EN-.
Waller, Edward Knapp, NJ. G. Riddle Mar.
shall, Frank G. Halstead. The Republican
nominees for Water Works Trustee and
Members of Board Of Education were en-
dorsed.
The Prohibitionists held their caucus Fri
day afternoon, and placed the following
tickets in the field:
IoWNsHIP-Trustee, C. II. Sapp; Treas
urer, c. F. w. Cronemyer; Assessors, Pre-
cinct a, E. Soseman, B. VIM. Ludwick. C.
J. P. WIsman.
VILLAGE-For Member of Council, w. F.
Jewell. Marshal, ]. w. Spielman: Water
Works Trustee, LIZ J. Tibballs.
S. E. Gillette ships carload of Jerseys to
Dillonvale, Ohio, over the Erie yesterday.
Services in the Universalist Church next
Sunday at 10: 80 a. m. In the evening the
pastor and congregation will attend the
union meeting at the Opera House, to be ad-
dressed by Rev. Geo. II. Vibberts.
Prof. Carl Linn, of Allegheny, Pa, was in
town last week. He is the author of several
vocal compositions, the latest being Before
the Ball" His headquarters were at one
time in Ravenna.
Miss Jennie Sapp attended the millinery
openings in Cleveland last week. Next
Wednesday she goes to Wellington, to fill
the position of head trimmer in millinery
establishment. Miss Name Sapp leaves
about the same time to accept a similar posi-
ton in Salem, 0.
Beebe Rebekah Lodge cordially invite
Odd Fellows and families to join with them
in carpetrag dime social, on Thursday eve
ming, March 2lst, in 1. o. 0. F. hall. Each
lady is requested to bring ball of rags, en-
closing slip of paper bearing her name.
Children under six years free.
The Y. P. C. U. will furnish round trip
tickets for ten cents. at the Excursion Social
to be held in the parlors of the Universalist
Church. Friday evening, March 29th, The
Station Agents and Conductors will try to
struction and pleasure. ALI are cordially
invited to join the excursion.
There are six complete love stories in
"Charley's Aunt" and all charmingly told
Everybody in the piece is in love and the
delighted audience loves the play and the
college boys and pretty girls on the stage
Under the direction of Charles Frohman this
wonderful play will be produced on Thurs
day evening, March 81, at Reeds Opera
House.
One of the mast remarkable instances o.
postal delivery known in the history of the
mails happened some time since, in which
Peter Flath, the we'll known clothier, of thi
city, was the recipient of the epistolary
missive. The letter was mailed at Darmstadt
Germany, and without delay or hindrance o
any kind, came direct to Mr.. Flath at Ra
VIENNA, although the only address on the en-
velope was, "Peter Flath, America"
The Mass Meeting to be held next Frida..
evening at o'clock, in the Opera House
promises to be of unusual interest. The re
lation of the saloon to the business prosperi
ty of Ravenna is a subject that challenge
the earnest attention of every worthy citizen
1t is expected that the Male Quartette viii
furnish music, and addresses will be mad
by Rev. Geo. H. Vibbert and Wayne E
Wheeler. Mayor Cole will preside and tn
members of the City Council will attend in
body. Every citizen. and especially ever
business man should be present.
A Mass Meeting of the Anti-Saloon peopl
of Portage Co., will be held in the Ravenn
Congregational Church at p. M, next Sa
urday. The towns that have been visited
Rev. G. H. Vibbert have elected large deli
cations. All citizens in all the towns in tn
county are earnestly invited to attend. Abb
addresses will be made, and it is the inter
, ton to organize a County Anti-Saloo
: League Wayne B. Wheeler, who represen
the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, will addre
| the meeting. So also will Rev. VIbbert. l.
there be grand rally.