The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-07

PLEASANT.
PLENTY of rain.
THIS is the bilious season.
BIRD Cages, at F. III. STILES.
/ RoAsrING ears are in the market.
ARCHERY Goods, at F. III. STILES.
WE are now all August personages
CONE up and pay up, or we mus
shut up.
WHETHER "life Is worth living" o
not, depends on the liver.
CLARK BISHOP visited his Rsvenn
friends on Thursday last.
CHROMos, a large variety and cheap
er than ever, at F. Fl. STILES.
If you owe for this paper, pay up
We need every dollar that is due US.
WE have just received lot of LIE
GAL BLANKS. F. H. STILES.
IT is a bad notion for a young mar
to get into his head that he is mash
er.
LAST Sunday forenoon. five persons
two by letter. united with the Uni
versalist Church.
THERE may be plenty of money in
circulation these prosperous times
but we fail to see it.
THE repairs have been completed on
the Atlantic Mills and they are now
running night and day.
MANY of our exchanges speak of the
prospects of the growing corn crop as
being quite encouraging after all.
E. TwITr is on trip through Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Michigan in the
interest of the Enterprise Glass Go.
THE attendance at the Teachers In.
stitute on Tuesday, the second day Of
its session, numbered sixty-two per-
sons.
GREEN corn, green apples, water
melons and other cholera morbus pa.
terial are abundant in the market these
days.
On account of the meeting at Man.
iua Station there will not be any SER
vices in the Universalist Church next
Sunday.
IT may be true that every dog must
haye his day, but during these dies
caaiculares they should all wear
muzzles.
TIE 18th Ohio State Camp meeting
commenced at youngstown on the
5th. and will continue eight days from
that date.
If you want to purchase q house
and five acres of land cheap, see the
advertisement of Samuel Long in
cheap column.
w. B. THOMAS, Esq, and family re-
turned last week Wednesday evening
from . weeks sojourn at Bass Lake,
near Chardon.
THOSE fellows who don't pay their
debts in any kind of money shouldn't
be so very noisy in their advocacy of
thonest money"
"Whst are the wild waves saying ?"
Really we can't tell. You must ask
some fellow that has had an opportu-
nifty to interview them.
The Republicans Of Portage county
are to hold their Convention to Dom-
mate . county ticket, in this village,
on Saturday, August 10Th.
The Universalist Sunday schools of
Rsvenna, Kent and Brimfield will
hold picnic at Stewart's Pond, near
on Wednesday, August 18th.
Mr.. GEORGE PoE designes to erect |
IN extensive ice house for the purpose |
n. storing the crop of the coming win
'er with which to supply the people of
Ravenna.
WE regret to lose the services of our |
and racy Nebraska CORES
"Salem Pratt" His reada-
Die and newsy letters will be missed
BY our readers.
A MATCH game of base ball is to be
played between the Blue Stockings
If Garrettsville and Ravenna nine,
It the Fair grounds in this village next
afternoon.
The harvesting Is about ended and
low isn't 1t about time that we should
lave some evidence of that ''revival
If business" that the Republican poll
icians talk 60 glibly about.
The barn Of Mr.. E. Hudson, in the
'outh part of Shslersville, was struck
~ lightning on Tuesday evening of
ast week, set ON fire, and, with its
contents, totally destroyed.
Mr.. II. w. RIDDLE intends to ereot
IN his Main street lot an extensive and
elegant frame barn 5Ox32 feet, with all
he modern improvements. D. L.
Baldwin & Son have the contract for
the building.
HoN. d. d. BEEBE, whom the Re.
,ublicans of this District have put in
nomination for Senator, has a war
'ecord similar to that of Charley Fos-
er-he remained at home to sell cali
% for the benefit of-"Dud."
ON Friday last q game of base ball
vas played at the Fair grounds be-
ween the Ravenna nine and q nine
of clerks from Garrettsville.
rhe game resulted in victory for the
line clerks by score of II to Is.
SHERIFF LANE and Editor Reynolds
II the Beacon, while over at the Re-
publican Convention last Thursday,
made us:very welcome visits. Despite
heir wretched politics, they are very
intelligent and affable gentlemen.