The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-09-19

the flood at Garrett 3ville last week.
To THE Republican party. Good.
bye, old fraud. You have got to go.
TRADE dollars taken for their face
value at the Boston Clothing House.
The Randolph Fair will be held OIL
Friday and Saturday, October 4th and
9th, 1878.
The "shot-gun policy" is being ap-
piled by sboys" to the bushy tails
these days.
Nor only come to the Fair your.
self but bring along something TO add
to its interest.
THERE will be a free lecture on po-
litical economy at Reeds Opera House
Friday evening.
JOHN BELL has gone to Garrettsville
to take charge of Beatty's clothing
store in that place.
THE question of the hour among
some OF our young men is, shall we
have gymnasium?
The fires have been kindled and
work again commenced in the Enter
prise Glass Works.
FLATH, the Clothier, has returned
from New York and is receiving al
Immense stock of goods.
OsTHEIMER, at his Etna Block De-
10 can supply you with fine, fat oys-
tefs in any quantity Or any shape.
Ex-LlEUT. Gov. HART is in town at
tending Court. He reached home
from his foreign trip last Sunday.
WHEN did the Board of Education
vote the substitution of the Rep Dem.
for the regular readers in our schools
The storm last week very much in
terfered with travel, most of the rail
road trains being stopped or running
wild.
The M. T.. Conference commenced
it's session in Alliance on Wednesday.
A large number of ministers are in
attendance.
THE trade dollar, We believe is re-
ceived by all but two or three of the
business men of this village at par in
all business transactions.
The Rep.-Dem. calls vOciierously
for all good Republicans to do their
duty toward the party, but scorns the
assistance of brother Fluhart.
MASTER Charles ii. Lyman, of the
U. S. Navy, spent few days of the
carly part of the week visiting rela.
tives and friends i'm Ravenna.
PRIVATE advices from Stark county
assure us that General Wiley will have
LOCO majority over Mckinley i'll that
county.-[W Wayne Co. Dem.
The damages occasioned by the re-
cent storm on the A. u G. w. II. II.
have been so far repaired that the
trains arc now running regularly.
JAPANESE paper napkins and hand
kerchicfs are a great novelty and arc
coming into vogue. We haye line
of samples and can furnish parties de-
string them OH short notice.
Il. Z. SMITH has returned from tho
East and the firm of Smith Brothers
will bo in receipt of their large and
splendid stock of new fall goods in n
few days.
If our Superintendent is seeking 10
teach party politics in the schools it is
time the people knew it. The fact that
he owns stock i'm the .tamily journal
hardly authorizes its selection as a
text hook.
The Quaker Mill Company are do
ing a rushing business, being behind
their orders though running night and
day. We learn they design making
extensive additions to their mill i'm.
mcdiately.
PERSONS meeting with rare speci.
mems of birds may dispose of them to
advantage by calling on j. G. Catlin
at the RaveDna Flour and Feed store
in the old Frazer building. They
should be carefully handled.
SOME Of the business men of Gar.
rettsville attempted to depreciate the
trade dollar by refusing to receive il
for more than 80 cents, but we under
and they have sll been induced to
change their purpose and to receive
i4e coin at par.
The meeting of General Wiley al
Mlntua Station on Monday night was
we'll attended, many of those who
came out to hear being unable to get
into the hall. The General made a
very able and effective speech which
was listened to with marked attention
and was frequently applauded.
TIE storm of last week is unpre'
cedented in the memory OF the oldest
inhabitants. An immense amount o.
damage was done in the sweeping
away of bridges and culvcrts, the
blowing down of trees, crops ant
fences and tho killing of stock. The
damage is incalculable.
AND it was the "I,ipg" management
that squeezed the enthOosiasm out'l
the Mckinley meetings, was it? Well