The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-08-15

DAYS hot.
NIGHTS cool.
TRADE is dull. -
PIcNICs numerous.
ExcuRsIoNs plenty. ssa ~
sRoAns dry aud dusty. . -tx
SUBSCRIBE for the PRESS.
THE Katy-dids eivenightIy concerts
POLITICIANS preparing TO pitch in.
TIE PRESS 81 so q. year In advance.
TEAcHER's examination next Satur-
day.
CONE 10 the PRESS Office for job
work.
THERE are five persons confined in
the county cooler.
Hon. L.. ID. WooDwoRrH,o of Youngs.
town, was In town on Saturday.
T. b. ALcoRN. Esq. returned to bis
home in the Smoky City on Saturday.
WHEN . man sees black racers in his
0at field it is about time for him to
'swear off,"
ACCORDING TO the English almanacs
the dog days ended Oh the llth Of
August.
PETER II. BEAN is about to build q
nice new brick basn on his farm one
mile east of town.
THERE was . good attendance at the
Universalist Aid Society. at Mrs. N
D. Clark's, last Friday.
TIE Prohibitionists hold their
County nominating Convention in this
town next Saturday.
.TowNsHIp Clerks will be furnished
blank poll books and tally sheets for
the election by the County Clerk.
E. p. BAssETT, ESQ.,. formerly q res.
ident of this village. but now Of To.
ledo, has been spending few days In
town this week.
The authorities of Massillon treat
the tramps that visit that city to dose
Of ball and chain, which seems TO be
working cure Of the evil.
THE Sabbath Schools connected
with the Unlyersalist Churches of Ra-
VIENNA, Kent and Brimfield had a pic
mic at Sandy Lake yesterday.
The Board of Education of Kent
have elected A. B. Stutzman, of Wads-
worth, as Superintendent of their
Union Schools, at q salary of $3.50 a
year.
WE commend the able speech of
George w. Morgan to the careful
perusal and study of our readers. 1t
will be found to contain food for re-
Election.
4 AN excursion party from Kent on
the A. & 6. w. Il. r., visiten Dayt
on Friday last. 1t numbered five
hundred persons. They all enjoyed
the trip.
IT is expected thsta large number
of new students will enter Buchtel
College next term. Some twenty
young gentlemen and ladies from
Western New York will attend.
THERE will be no services, except
Sunday 6chOol, in the Universalist
Church next Sunday. Tho Pastor is
to hold . Grove Meeting near Green.
Vile Pa, on that day.
The Syracuse Chilled Plow has
abundant testimonials to show that it
has no superior in the market. II
may be found at the Hardware Store
of Ruggles Il Baldwin, in Etna Block.
THOSE having laundry work to be
done should call at the City Laundry
Of ,. r, PHILIPPE, corner of Main and
Prospect streets, where they may be
sure Of getting first clall work.
AMONG the pleasant homes to the
traveller mono can excel the Bradley
House at Mantua Station, kept by our
old friend A. G. Bradley. The guests
will always obtain first class fare and
receive the kindest of attentions.
The Methodist and DiscipleC Churchs
Of Ravenna have an excursion to the
Camp Meeting grounds At Lake Side
next Saturday, to remain over Sunday
and return Monday morning. Tickets
for the round trip at 81 25, may be OBJ.
tanned at the Second National Bank.
ON Thursday last . young man
named Clarence Oviatt, was lodged in
Jail on q charge Of stealing q horse from
Martin Baszor, of Brimfield. Oyiatt
had been working for Baszor . short
time. He was arrested in Bracevelle.
with the horse in his possession.
HUMPHREY Orchestra being en-.
gagged to play at the rendition of the
.Oritorio of Belshazzar's Feast, at
Randolph ON Friday and Saturday
EVENINGS, ahe Band will not give IN
open air concert next Saturday eye-
ming.
THE Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail.
road Company gave an excnrsion tc
Twin Lakes to the employees Of tht
company last Saturday. There were
seven hundred and fifty who partici
pated in the festivities Of the occasion
and tho affair " ~ very pleasant one
throughout.
We have had the services of ouI
new assistant over a week, and are
very well pleased with its perform.
ances. 1t is bright as q new dollar
and keen as . razor. III. G. Frazer