The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-09-12
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DoN T fail to come TO the Fair.
THE Pres 81 80 a year in advance
| OYSTERS will be plenty and cheap
this season.
j ELECTION day OctoberS Don't yo,
f ,rget it.
COME to the PRESS office for jot
work.
BucHTEL COLLEGE, of Akron. las
125 students.
FEARS are expressed that the potato
crop will be failure.
ISAAC PHELPS and wife are visiting
friends in Tuscara was county.
THE open-air concerts OF the City
Band continue to grow in popularity.
The new residence of Mr.. Stanford
is nearly ready for the raising.
PHEsKNTs are lawful game now, the
law against hunting them expired on
the 1st.
on Monday and will continue till Sat
urday.
THE National Greenbackers are hold
ing their nominating Convention as
we go TO press.
THERE are 464 names on the rolls of
the Pioneer Association of Kent and
neighboriDg towns.
JOHN 3. KING has so far recovered
form his severe attack of diptheria as
to be able TO be out again.
Our friend DIR. G. w. Trask, of Man
;ua Station, has our thanks for bas-
kct OF fiuc Lima beans.
Mr.. WM. RUFFLE, the City Bakei'
mas erected an extensive ice house in
the rear of Lis establishment in Orera
Block.
We learn that Flora, daughter of
MIR. George l.. lIoichkiss, is much i'm
proved in health and is now regarded
out OF danger.
We regret TO learn that Mr.. George
l.. Hoichkiss had slight attack OF
paralysis on Tuesday forenoon, rcn-
dering his right arm useless.
Mr.. n. IL. Goss, OF the firm OF Goss
Bros, of Edinburgh, is in New York,
purchasing the fall stock OF goods for
that old and cnterprising house.
MAINE has gone, but where is that
big banner the RAIDS were wont to
string across the street? Though
lost to sight, TO memory DEAR
COURT commenced lis session on
Monday. No business of general in-
terest has been transacted, and the
prospect is that it will be dull term.
Il. X. SMITH, of the firm Of Smith
Bros. is OFF for the East TO lay in q
stock of Fall and Winter Goods for
that old reliable house.
The case of German VS.. Ellsworth ct
al, 10 be tried to special jury. is set
down for next Monday. This is one
of the most important cas.s on the
docket.
THE Pastor OF the Uniyersalist
Church will preach III Xt Sunday morn
ing on Youth and Age" and in the
evening will give the first of u series
of three lectures on Repentance and
its Consequences"
WE learned from Freedom gentle
men that an infant son of Mr.. Byron
Beardsley OF that township, aged about
eleven months, died very suddenly on
Friday morning, supposed to be from
heart disease.
PETER FLATH, the C.othier, is in
New York purchasing the fall and
winter stock of that old and enter
prising house. His goods have al
ready begun to arrive and purchasers
will do well to look through his stock.
LET there be rousing turn out to
the Portage County Fair, which COM
mences on the 23l inst, and let all try
to make it one of the best fairs ever
held in the county. The thing can be
did if the proper effort is made for it.
A GENTLEMAN who has had expert
ence in taking care of the sick, desires
employment in that capacity. Can
give best of references from local ply
sicians. and from those by whom he
has been employed. For information
call at this office.
THE Boys" of the congregational
Church and Society give their first
Grand Banquet and reception this
"wednesday evening, at the Church
ParIOrs, from D to9 O'Clock. Don't
fail to go. There will be fun.