The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-18
Fresh OYSTERS.

FRESH OYSTERS.
Plat Co.'s Big oysters. the best in the mar
ket. can be had at MASON CO.'S
QTITE a heavy frost on Monday
morning.
HoN. A. HART spent last Sunday in
town with his family.
The DeerfeId Fair takes place on
Saturday the 9th inst.
Go and hear Hon. William Allen at
Alliance on Saturday the 9th inst.
FLATH s. Poe are In receipt of their
Fall stock of goods.
LET every one make an entry at the
Agricultural Fair on the 23d.
JUDGE DAY and family returned
from their Eastern trip on Tuesday.
Hon. j. d. HORTON is home again,
after several weeks absence.
Mr.. STUART, ESQ, and wife return
ed from their Eastern trip on Satur-
day.
Mrs. d. PARKER, of Charlestown,
has the thanks Of ourself and other
half for an elegant bOquet.
The work of grading and seWering
Chestnut street north has been COM
meneed. It will be a fine improve
ment of that pleasant street.
PosTPoNED.-Thea annual fair of the
Highland Union Agricultural Society
for 1873, has been postponed from the
1st, End and Sd of October to the 9Th,
9th and 10th of that month.
WE had call on Friday last from
our old Democratic friend, Christian
Caclxler, and were pleased to end him
in excellent health. He came to Ohio
in 1904 and settled in Hudson, and
moved into Franklin township in
1916.
Mr.. DENNIS SUTLlFF reached his
eightieth birthday on Friday last,
and on the day previous did an Ordi-
nary days work upon his farm. He
has been a resident of Ravenna for
fifty-seven years, and is one of the
few remaining links that unite the
present with the past
WE understand that the Masonic
fraternity of Ravenna have secured
a perpetual lease. of the rooms in the
third story of the west end of Phenix
block, over the Second National Bank,
and that they will Immediately fit
them up in elegant style for hall for
the meetings of that order.
BENEFIT PARFY-A party is to. be
given at Bradley's Hotel, Mantna Sta
ton, on Friday evening, September
26th, for the benefit of the Mantua
Cornet Band. This is a fine institu-
ton, composed of number of the
best young men in that locality, 4 and
this party, got up in their interest,
should receive liberal patronage.
Mr.. SENYARD, the artist, will re-
main in town the balance of this
week and a portion of next, and will
have on exhibition. at the coming Fair
a number of portraits painted by him
of citizens of Ravenna. We most
cheerfully recommend Mr.. S. as q
gentleman wen posted in his art and
who will make good all the represen-
tations he may make. sseH aNs
WAX Flowers, ETC.-Mrs. T. r.
Grundle, living on Spruce street, has
several specimens of wax flowers, au-
tumn leaves and shell work of her
own manufacture, which are trulYA
beautiful, and we think the finest we
have ever seen. She exhibits most
excellent taste and skill in the getting
up and arrangement of these fine or
naments, and is abundantly qualified
to give instructions in the art of MAX
ing them. Mrs. G. designs to have
several of these pieces on exhibition
at the Northern Ohio Fair, and we
think they will be entitled to receive
premiums. ap ~
BURGLARS ABour.-Last Saturday
evening, between seven and half-past
ten o'clock, a couple of bold burglars
gained admission to the cellar of Mr..
David Lindsay, on Walnut street, by
prying off the screen to small win
dow, when they proceeded to fill
large wash.tab with canned fruit,
preserves, butter, lard and other pro-
visions. About the time they were
ready to depart with their plunder the
family, who had been at Mr.. Lind
says store during the evening, re-
turned, when the thieves became
alarmed and made their escape, hav-
ing obtained nothing for their ven
ture and labor.
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