The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-10

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Points which l will close out at Cost
aflording rare opportunity TO buy
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July 3lst, lS76,, ,ogT GcY
The weather continues quite warm
WE were blessed with a very
copious rain storm OH Monday.
The County Commissioners were in
session on Monday and Tuesday.
PRoF. ID. d. PICKET returned on
! Saturday from his Eastern visit.
THERE is to be Harvest Dance a.
the Shalersville Exchange, on Friday
evening, August 25.
"RAsT" TAYLOR has gone to see his
ma. Hope he will bring back that
b. book.
If you want an excellent article of
Flour try, the "Baker. Davis" brand to
be had at Geo. O. Mason's.
THE carpenters have commenced
work on the frame of the new resi-
dence of Mrs. Rachael Beecher on
The next term of the Ravenna
Union Schools will commence on the
first Monday in September.
TRADE must be dull when a man
won't barter blood for musqui,o
music. I u = e.
MIR. ID. Il. LAWRENCE left Oh Fri
day last for Philadelphia to attend the
Centennial and visit friends.
JOHN j. HALL, ESQ, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in the 18th
District was in town on Saturday.
THE Disciples of Trumbull county
hold their Annual meeting at Newton
Falls, commencing Friday, August
2oth.
THE "boys" of Battery A. First Reg
iment Ohio Light Artillery went into
camp at Twin Lakes yesterday morn
ing and are having joyous time.
Those who desire to enjoy visit
to Put-iH-Bay should not forget the
Excursion to 'thatpopular resort which
takes place on Saturday.
THERE was all immense crowd at
the Spiritualist meeting held in At
waters Grove, at Mantua Station, last
Sunday.
ALL who have used that "Bak err
Davis" Flour, pronounce it tip-top.
Call at Geo. q. Mason's, in Phenix
Block and try it.
The next dance at j. Il. Wirt's plat
form will take place Oh Friday eve
ming August 18th. These parties are
becoming quite popular.
ANr.olee desiring to purchase a
pleasant residence, centrally located
should read the advertisement of E
A. Stein.
The annual meeting of the Western
Reserve Association OF Universa!ists
is to be held i'm this village on the
first Saturday and following Sunday
in September.
The work on, the Union school
building is progressing quite favOra-
bly,, and when the job is finished the
peorle's college will present greatly
improved appearance.
people in attendance at the Union pic
mic Of the Congregational and Meth
0dist chnrchesiat Twin Lakes on Fri
day last, and everything passed off in
the most orderly and pleasant manner
AT the Assignee's Sale oiKenward's
property on Saturday last the "City
Meat Market" on Chestnut street was
bid off by Mr.. Fl. H. Smith, and is to
be used by him as a Carriage Trim
8 We regret to announce that our
venerable friend, Alvah Baldwin, has
been lying, seriously ill at the resi-
dence of his son Andrus Baldwin, on
Grant street, for two weeks past. He
is past 81 years of age and fears are
for his recovery -
The last of the grand Centennial
arches erected for the Fourth across
Main street, disappeared Oh Monday
evening. Some fellow touched
lighted match to the dry brush with
which it was covered and it went up
in a brilliant flame. -...a
Nix. AND Mrs. GEORGE w. FREEMAN
have tine heartselt sympathies of their
friends and acquaintances
ON account of the death Of Anna T.,
their ouly child, aged ten months, of
cholera infantum. The funeral takes
place at 2 O'clock p. m. to-day (Wed-
nesday) and the burial will be at Man
tua. ~.H j Atl( ,
The pamphlet premium list of the
County Agricultural Society
is ready for distribution. 1t is time
the friends of the Society should be
making arrangements to make the
coming Fair, which takes place on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, |
18th, 10th and 2lst, COM
plete success.
Pioneer Meeting.
Tho novf animal meofiuU of tho Pi.