The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-07-18

sHACKMETACK' popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by e. P.
Brainerd & Son, Ravenna, and else
where by all dealers.
LOST.
On Saturday Evening last, q Gold
Ear Ring with carved Pendant. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by
lsaving the same at this Office.
The weather continues hot
The corn crop is generally looking
well.
that eclipse of the sun occurs on
the 29th inst.
ICs-CRKAM Is exceedingly popular
these days.
Dr.. w. s. STRAToR was In town on
Friday last.
EXCURSIONS aud picnics are now the
order of the day.
THE farmers are doing a shocking
business these days.
STAMPING for embroidery and braid
ing from new designs, at F. FL. STILES.
THESE are dog days, but the dogs
should be muzzled all samee.
Now the shotgun policy" is being
applied to the woodcock.
CRoCKERY and Glassware at greatly
reduced prices, at F. II. STILES.
The farmers have been having a
catching time in which to harvest
their crops.
ONE-ARMED Jimmy's saloon at the
public park does lively business these
hot days.
w. r. DAY, ESQ. and family, of Can
ton, have been spending several days
in Ravenna during the past week.
KEEP in mind the ice-cream festival
for the benefit of the Band, to be given
in the Park next Saturday evening.
WE had a pleasant call on Sunday
last from our friend and former towns.
man, George Buel, Esq, of Cleveland.
THE lawn festival for the benefit Of
the Band next Saturday evening
should be borne in mind byevery body.
The ice-cream festival of the ladies
of Grace Church, in the Park, Satur-
day evening was literally patronized.
II we are to have County Fair Tins
season it is high time the friends of
the measure were moving in the mat
ter.
DR.. ID. X. JENNINGS and wife, of
Cleveland, are spending the hot
season among his friends in Ra-
VIENNA.
THE wool-buying season is about
over. Small lots are occasionally
coming in and purchasers arc paying
for choice lots 331s cents per pound.
SOME ofthe boys" were up to" Jim
Kennels" the other day, and they re-
port his stock and crops to be in fine
rye especially.
TIE peeps were in town again last
Saturday evening to listen to the open
air Concert of the Band, and the streets
presented q gay and busy appearance.
FouND.-A gold cuff-pin. which the
owner can obtain by. calling at the
residence of John J. Boles, one mile
east Of this village.
AT the meeting of the Board of Ex-
aminers, on Saturday last there were
sixteen applicants for certificates to
teach, twelve ladies and four gentle
men.
THERE was q large audience at the
Opera House on Wednesday evening
of last week to witness the play OF
"A Heroine in Rags," by Miss Efie
Eilsler and her excellent company.
The Democratic Standard, Of Ashta-
bula, comes to us enlarged to a six
column quartO and is much Improved
in its mechanical appearance. 1t ia
one of our most lively a.'d valuable
exchanges.
The Charlestown Dancin Club will
give their concluding dance on Tues
day evening, July 23d. A valuable
prize is 10 be given. Bill 35 cents
Gents will not be admitted unless &C.
companied by lady.
SANDY LAKE is becoming very
popular resort especially on Sundays
Last Sunday the shores of the LAKE
were completely lined with people
and the numerous boats on the water
we're in constant use throughout the
day.
THE Commercial House was favored
with . fine serenade by the City Bant
on Monday evening, and in acknowl
edgement, the gentlemanly landlord
Mr.. Lucas, set it up to the boys in tn
shape of Q fine repast.
Hon. T. j. KINNEY, of Ashland, wa
| In town last Sunday, stopping of her
en- route home from Put-in-Bay. The
Judge is an able lawyer and an intel
ligent and genial gentleman. He ha
discharged acceptably the duties o
Judge of the Common Pleas Court il
his district and has been re-nominate'
for that position.