The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-24

HoT days and cool nights are now
the order.
THE school vacationswill soen be
at aIl end. IS f-s 1sSS az IsS a.
THE next term of the Kent schools
will open on the 4th of September.
If you are not a subscriber to the
PRESS you should become one at once.
The improvements upon the Union
School building give to that institu
Lion'a fine appearance. i.t t-t =
The Ohio State Fair opens at G. =
lumbus on Monday, September 5th
and will last five days.
If you don't believe we can do first
class job work at low figures come
and examine samples and get prices.
THERE have been some slight evil
dences of a revival OF business within
tile past week, and it is hoped they
may increase.
|oDREvlW H. RoBERrs, Of lafayette
Ind, occupied the pulpit of Grace
Church last Sunday'l- -taalys 81
Our Democratic friends should bear
in mind the County Nominating Con-
vention TO be held on Saturday, Sep
tember 2nd.
PETEgy FtATH left for New y ork. on
Monday morning TO purchase the fall
stock for that old and reliable clothing
house.
The Independent Brass Band of this
town furnish the music for the lawn
fete. Of The Rootsto wn Congregational
Shn!sh ,Ithis (W eaneedas) evening! =
PHILo BIERcE, the Republican can
didate for County Recorder was in
town on Monday, and made a brief
call at our Office.
THE young gentlemen of the Inde-
pendent Brass Band will. please accept
our thanks for fine serenade a few
evenings ago.
On Friday last Mr.. Norris Olmstead
returned home from n trip to Caliior-
mia and Oregon, after an absence of
nearly two months.
THE fourth Quarterly Meeting for
the current year will be held next
Sabbath, August 81, at the M. K
Church. Preaching by Rev. j. Tribby
THE picnic excursion toTwinI ak es
for the benefit of the Church of the
immaculate Conception" takes place
to-day, and promises to be pleasant
affair.
THE lawn fe:e of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Grace Church to take place
on the. grounds Of. Mr. George f.
Fairchild. is postponed till Friday
evening, September 1st.
We are under obligations to Mr..
John Chittenden for a basket of eating
apples and also to Mr. G. M! Wallace
for specimen Of his fine watermelons.
"OUR farmers should not fail to see
the patent Hollow-tOoth harrow OF
Mr.. Russell, who is stopping at the
Etna House. Its working cannot fail
to please them.
On Tuesday, evening Mr.. Chas. a..
Beckley received dispatch from the
Mayor of Brazil, Ind. informing him
that his BROTHER Albert BeckIey was
lying at the point of death iu that
piaee,S4 u w - Al x
On Monday night Mr.. G. NJ. Wal
lace heard five or six fellows raiding
in his melon patch, and taking down
his, old. shot gym "fired, ,atS the heapy'
and from the bowling that followed il
is thought some one was hit.
| OK Tuesday last the Radical Con
vemtion at Warren showed it's devo-
iion to "that healthy, principle of re-
form" by renominatiug Credit Mobi-
lier,- DE Golyer j. A. Garfield tor
consre Only ,hree votes, from,
Lake county, were cast against him.
! AN excursion to Put-in-Bay is to
take place on Wednesday,, August 80
starting from AlliaRce.i iThe trai,'
will leave Ravenna at 6:4O in the
morning. Faie for the round trip
from this place 50. < The a Aliiance Cor.
! u n III, Al