The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-07-24
Archery! Archery!!
We have just received fine lot of
Archery goods. F. FL. STILES.


Doc daya.
MUzzLE the caniues.
HAMMoCKs, at F. III. STILES. 2w.
Do you still preserve your identity
SHOOTING Woodcock is lawful now
The picnic season will soon be in full
blast.
KEEr cool. If you can't keep COO
keep as cool as you can.
The Akron Daily Gazette is to make
its appearance this week.
EXCURSION to Putin Bay and Lake.
side Saturday. Don't you forget it.
A SMART rain Tuesday afternoon
cooled the air very trifle.
THE people greatly miss the fine
open air concerts Of our City Band.
THE Enterprise Glass Works re-
sumed operations on Monday.
Cur SHELF PAPER. assorted colors,
variety, designs, at F. II. STILES.
Why don't you use Atlantic Mills
White Wheat Pastry?
Go To HEMEs & RoGERs' for Lap
Robes, Busters, and Fly Nets.
THERE were thirteen applicants at
the teachers examination on Saturday
last.
Corn is Jest booming these days,
but farmers don't anticipate a big
crop.
THE Quaker Oat Meal Company are
paying 35 cents bushel for Oats this
week.
DoN'r drink ice water when you are
heated. 1t is like pouring water on q
red-hot stove.
BUT few of our Ravepna citizens
joined in the excursion to Niagara
Falls last week.
The machinery of the new Kent AL
paca Mills is in position and partially
in operation, hs.
DIR. JOHNSON horse became fright
ened Tuesday evening, and ran away,
doing slight damage to the carriage. &
The Northern Ohio Fair will be
held at Cleyeland on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd,
4th and 5th of September.
QUITE hail storm visited Freedom
and Charlestown, this county, on
Wedn esday of last week.
THE New Lisbon Journal says there
are one hundred cases of typhoid fever
at the present time in East Liverpool.
A JUDGEMENT has been obtained in
the Stark county Court of Common
Pleas, against Mt. Union College for
So, ,365 80.
AN expert in archery must needs
have an arrow chest and be bow-leg.
ged. Who did we understand was
champion2
THE farmers are very busy just now
and the town ia very dull; but the
harvest will soon be ended and then
what?
HEREAFTER letters placed in tho
post Office with insufficient postage
will be forwarded and the postage col
lected of tho person receiving the
same.
Z NEXT Saturdays Enquirer will con-
tain crop and fruit reports from
in Ohio, Kentucky and Indi-
ana. Those interested should exam
inc that issue.
DURING the latter part of last week
the weather was quite moderate and
the nights quite cool, but for the past
few days the mercury has regained it's
former altitude.
AS the new jury law passed by the
last Legislature allows but one dollar
, day for tales jurors, the professional
won't be hanging around to be called
IN as much as they formerly did.
The Ravenna village Board of Edo-
cation have purchased the ockwell,
Bragg g Co building on Oak street
FOR $3.50, and the same is to be fitted
up for the accommodation of one of
the Primary schools.
MAYoR ROBINSON, Sheriff Keller,
George Stouffer, L. e. Dodge and
Col. Howland are splayin Injun' on
the banks of Turtle Lake in Summit
sounty. They design returning ON
Friday.
On Monday of last week, while
son of Mr.. Clements, the tai
Ior, was playing leap-frog with num-
Der of his mates he had the misfor-
tune to fracture his left arm, just above
The wrist joint.
LAST week we appealed to those
who are in arrears for the Press to
make prompt payment, and since that
lime our receipts have aggregated the
enormous sum of Sc. The average
weekly expenses Of our Office are from
$50 to $50. Encouraging, isn't it?
WE learn that the Qarrettsville and
Mt. Union base ball clubs intend play
ing a match game at our fair grounds,
next Saturday afternoon. The Gar
have never been beaten,
and their opponauts hardly-well! A
good game NAV be expected.
THERE is no apprehensions that the
saffron scourge will pay our town a
visit this summer, but that furnishes
why our people should neg
lect cleaning up around their premises