The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-16

! aud five stops. There's money In it 10 any
famIIy wanting good organ for little mo money
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FAIR neztwesk.s -oqZT 10 al
| FINE fall weather.
GRArEs are fipcning. ,It5nlho.
jH THE dog days have ended.
| - SkiiktH "a 3fit rfT .
FLATH has stacks of new goods.
So A GOOD soaking rain storm on
Thursday last.
I = OUR base ballists don't attend the
State tournament.
TlREEyweeka from next Tuesday
will be eieetien-dat.:: % rAA !
Col. G. W. Low, has sold his resi-
dencs on Spruce street to Capt. J. e.
Long. Consideration $4,000.
A VALUABLE pointer dog belonging
to &. D. Harris, an employe of this
Office dfsd from poisonS 66T SatufdaS
night R4A - FA4i1 ID AAS
The Teachers Associations Of Por-
tage and Trumbull counties are to
have grand picnic at Nelson Ledges
next Saturday.
REMEMBER the Fair of the Portage
County Agricultural Society com,
mences on Monday next. Let every
k,s- -, L. - 81 a.
The Eighth Annual Re union of the
lO4th .. v. /. takes place here on
Tuesday next. Give the boys a warm
and hearty reception.
The Cincinnati Industrial Exposi-
ton opened auspicieusly on the 7th.
| fhe A. u q NW!2 Ry. are carrying
those who desire to visit ths a grand
shew at low rates.
The arch between Phenix and Me-
chanics' Blocks will be brilliantly H.
Illuminated with gas on the evening Of
the 2lst inst, the day Of the Reunion
of the 104th Regt. o. V. 1.
The Musical Convention, under the
direction Of Prof. Leslie, which has
been in progress for about two weeks.
closed with a concert at the Disciple
Church on Monday evening. There
was fair sized audience and the en-
tertainment was pronounced All excel
lent one.
Portage County Agricultural
Fair will open On Monday, Sept. 20.
Family tickets onlysS1 The show Of
those New PArENr CALEND1R CLOCKS
which Wait, IDeweyS 20. will have
there wilr alone be worth the adnis-
sion price. Come everyhodysr Q nj : :
SPIRITUAL MKErINe.-Mr. D. N.
King will speak at the Town Hail
Freedom Center. Sunday, Sept. 26th,
at IL O'Clock, a. m. Subject: Spiritual
progression - sa.iasi =.zs
A PLArFoRM DANCE will be given
by c. s. J. B. Wilcox, on the Deerfleld
Fair Grounds, on the day of the Fair
in that place-SaturdaH 8 6sptemb ber
25th. Chafees sQuadrille Band will
furnish the music for the occasion.
Two Of the Sfd bnildilgs Off. S.
Marvin, on the corner OF Main and
Meridian strict, ~efs SOLD gu ssfur-
day last, bringing $40 each. They are
to be removed within few days when
the work on the new brick block will
be commenced. -. .s.,...o-. 81. 81. .5,.-
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The Eastern Ohio Fair. at Alliance,
closes to-morrow, when "Brick" Pom
eroy will deliverthe address.
The Northern Ohio Fair is. in full
blast. The crowd Is large and con-
stantly increasihg. Those Of our peo-
pie who may visit Cleveland during
the fair or vt any other time, will find
the Forest City Hsnse one of the best
places in the sity to stop at's III
A CAGE ofoforcihlesdetaine in which
j. S. Marvin was plaintiff and ]. c.
Shrader was defendant was tried be.
fore Justice Reed and jury on Mon
day and Fuesaay last. >. The suit was
brought to disseize the defendant Of
the premises used ss,A billiard room,
and bowling alley at the, corner of
Main and Meridian streets, where the
plaintiff designs erecting new brick