The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-10-07
Democrats, remember that
next Tuesday is election day

Politics are hot. ............
The weather is getting cool,~ -
Oysters are becoming abundant.
The Democratic meetings are well
attended. ...
SCharley Bean is happy. 1t is an
eleven pound boy.
The summer songsters have departed
for the solid South"
We keep a good fur hat at S1.OO.
BosToN CLOTHING HOUSE.
Jack Frost put in his work Monday
night pretty effectually. /
The forests are putting on their gay
attire and hook perfectly splendid.
Call at the Boston Clothing House
fer 3 good Fall Suit. 3 L ..
A large and elegant assortment of
Brackets just opened at F. II. STILES.
DEMOCRATS, be sure and get out ev.
cry Democratic vote next Tuesday.
We have just received a large stock
Of ChrOmos, new subjects.
f. H. STILES.
Have you ,seen those Oil Paintings
at F. II STILEs = just thething for a
present.
Don't fail to hear Hon. John R. Fell
lows at the Opera House this (Thurs-
dsy) evening.
We opened an immense assortment
of Overcoats and Winter Suits, last
week, at the Boston Clothing House.
Hos. r. f. Paine, of Cleveland.
spent Sunday in our village, the guest
of the Etna House. tEz
Our Unfershirts and Drawers can
not be equaied In price and quality,
Boston CLOTHING HOUSE,.
F. III. Stiles started East on Tuesday
for the purpose of making his Fall
purchases, and accompanying bis fam
lily home, who have been visiting
relatives and friends in Connecticut.
LAST Thursday some person shot
q mare belonging to Mr.. Cbas. Bean.
who lives near Muzzy Pond, filling the.
animals breast with shot. Mr.. Bean
thinks it was the work of a personal
enemy, who sought TO vent his malice
upon q poor dumb brute. .
THE light fingered gentry who so
successfully piled their calling at the
great Grant show in Warren last week,
were genuine Garfield men. They
want the amount which they dexter
ously abstracted from numerous pock.
cts in the crowd treated ss loan.
Our Imported Dress Suits can't be
beat in quality or price.
BosToN CLOTHING HOUSE.
How did the sanity Hills relish
having the lie crowded down his throat
by q wounded veteran Union soldier
for his reckless statements at his Gar
field powow on Monday night? 1t
must have been rather humiliating to
the anointed one.
We haye tho largest assortment of
Fancy Cashmere Suits in the County.
BosToN CLOTHING HOUSE.
Diphtheria has prevailed quite ex-
in Kent of late. The Bull
letin of last week notices five deaths
from the distressing disease. That
paper says: "At present we can learn
of but two cases of diphtheria in town,
and those are not of malignant form.
Our Working Pants and Suite are
cheaper than ever.
Boston CLOTHING HOUSE.
Heiines & Rogers have received
nice new stock of Fall and Winter
goods in their line, consisting of blan-
kets, lap robes, and other articles of
horse furnishing goods. They have a
stock of fine harnesses, brides, ,halters,
saddles, whips, and everything usually
kept in first class establishments.
Their stock is large and complete and
those wanting goods in their line will
do we'll to give them call. ct.
The Warren Record says twenty
one pocketbooks bereft of their con.
tents, were found and left at tho May
or's Office Of that city, Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week, on the oc-
oasisn of tho late Grant aud Conkling
denomination.