The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-08-29


s.HACKMETACK' . popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by E. p.
Brainerd 4 Son, Ravenna, and else-
where by all dealers.
A NEW stock Of School Books at F.
II. Stiles.
SUBSCRIBE for the Press.
MELONS In the market.
The Summer is most ended.
A COMMISSIONERS to nominate.
THE last rose of Summer.-August 81.
INDIAN instincts-foliowing the trail
GRAPES are said to be rotting rapid
ly.
WHo will make the best Democrat.
ic candidate for Sheriff.
The great j. A. G. and the MAjah
fire their broadside on Saturday.
The pretty school marms'' will
coon begin the fall campaign.
THE colored people held picnic at
Muzzy Lake on Saturday.
w. 8. ELsoN has returned to New
York.
A FULL line of School Books at F.
HI. Stiles.
CoNE to the Z Elephant show next
Wednesday.
II you are in want of School Books
call at F. II. Stiles.
B. p. SHARP, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
visiting friends in Ravenna.
EVERYBODY should strive to make
the coming County Fair success.
GET your neighbor who does not
take the Press to subsribe for 1t.
d. C. CooLNAN and family have not
yet returned from Chautauqua Lake.
Is the change in the weather owing
10 Bob Ingersoll's leaving the country
PoRrAaE COUNTY FAIR, September
23d, 24th and 25th. Don't you forget it.
The housewives are now saying to
tho fruit, "you' be jammed."
The Press 81 so year In advance.
CoME to the PRESS Office for job
work.
DEMOCRATIC County Convention,
Saturday, September 7th. Don't you
forget it.
IF the frosty nights continue they
will settle the bills of the pesky mus
quit0es.
Rev. w. f. DAY is to deliver the
address at the Pioneer meeting at
Kent next Thursday.
As THE picnic season is about over
there will be falling off of good lit
tie boys at the Sunday schools.
THERE will be Pioneer Concert at
Kent's Hall in the Village of Kent, on
Wednesday evening, Septem ber 4th
THE twelfth Ohio State Camp Meet
ing commenced at Youngstgwn on
Tuesday and will continue ten days
from that time.
WoULDN'r it be good idea for Ra-
VIENNA to follow the example of some
other towns and set her tramps to
work?
| CHAPMAN RooT, q lad some Is years
of age, while engaged In scuffiing with
. young mate Tuesday evening, had
an elbow dIslocated.
We hope our friends will not be
GLOW In calling round and handing In
their little contributions. sTis sweet
to be remembered thus.
e. r. WAIT has sold the house and
lot ON Chestnut street just south Of the
Park. to w. 8. Krake; confederation
$1,000.
DON'T fail to come and soc the 81
Elephant show" next Wednesday. 1t
is the largest aud best show now trav-
cling.
THERE was quite . frost on Mon
day morning. The weather was cold
enough to render heavy garments COM
Portable.
By . law passed last winter Town
ship Trustees are required to place
Ruide.b0ards at all road crossings.
They should not forget it.
The Normal Institute which com.
menced its session In this village on
the 10th inst, closed ON Friday last.
The attendance was not large.
An old citizen suggests that the
Commissioner procured the new safe
in which to keep the public fuuds in
order to prevent contraction.
WE are under obligations to our old
Democratic friend, Charles Waldron
Of Brimneld, for . specimen of deli
cious pears, Of tho Clapp's Favorita
variety,
THOSE who seek to repudiate theil
honest debts haye but three day
more in which to operate. The bank
rupt law expires on the 1st Of mex
: month. e f
Soon the young lads will stop sport
: ing in the sparkling waters and betak'
+ themselves to books to learn how Il
become useful citizens. of our grca
Republic.
The open-air Concerts still continu
and the people continue to flock t
hear them. The programme of las
Saturday evening was one Of the fines
OF the season.