The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-10

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KEvs. Hills and Randolph ofiiciate
at the Grant funeral Tuesday night.
A Tramp Abroad, by Mark Twain
at +. H. Stiles. ~
II. e. Ranney, Esq, and wife. sren
Friday and Saturday with their Ra
VIENNA friends.
Hammocks Mexican grass and cot
ton, at F. H. Stiles asil L i
w. r. Day, Esq, and family, of Can
ton, spent Sunday last visiting tn,
family of his father in this village.
The graduating exercises Of he
Ravenna High School class vi 1880
take place at the OpersHouse tonight
New Books, by Mark Twain, Mrs.
A. d. Whitney, Marian Harfand, Mrs.
Burnett and others, at r. II. Stiles.
The wild winds walled wofully on
Sunday night, but we hear of no dam
age done thereby. 'N '''''"
THERE is to be aStrawberry Festival
at Brimfield on the 10th inst, for the
benefit of the Universalist Church.
What is it that men call for when
they have lame horse? Ksndalfs
Spawn Cure. - sa5s-'-,=.i- ~.
The wheat is said to be looking
splendid in all quarters snd premises
an immense yield. ... 5
The Ravenna City Band visited Kent
on Tuesday evening and gave one of
their popular open air concerts
The Universalist Strawberry Festi-
val at Citizens Hall gu Tuesday eye
ming was grand suceess. Il g, ,,,-,1t
One dollar and fifty cents will pay
for the PRESS for one year, and now is
the time to send in the names. Every
body should take it. S-''- -
Frequent drenching showers on
again compelled the post
oonement of the Turner's picnic ON
he old Fair Grounds. "'''''-'''e
The Street Commissioner has been
loing q good job in putting number
If substantial plank crossings on Main
treet.
Rev. E. Morris, of Kent, will preach
n the Universalist Church next Sun.
lay forenoon and evening, in ex-
;hange with the pastor. /
THERE will be . meeting at Henry
Wards Grove southeast of Roots
own next Sunday, Juns 18th, at 1O1S
nd 2 O'Clock. Alfass invited. Bring
eur lunch basksts. & wv. 6sM.
One would naturally suppose that
he fellow who has taken thecontract |
o root ont the Radical fling in this
ounty and to purify his own party
as got sufficient amount of business
N his hands 10 occupy his whole time
nring the hot SEASON.. ere
DIR. d. r. Jennings, of Cleveland,
7as in town several days during the
ast week recnperating. We regret to
,arn that the DR.. had, several weeks
go, q slight attack of paralysis and is
out of health .-.-. rsi34
Mr.. George Wisman has commenced
le erection of new residence on his
Irm in the southwest part of the
which when completed will
. one of the most elegant. and COM
lodious farm residences in the
'unty. a.. - .e.i "a So T IT,. 4o
Mr.. VIM. Ruff1e has commenced the
ork of moving back the bnildiaq .Sn
10 lot recently purchased by hln, OF
[rs. Merritt on West Main street pre-.
lratory to erecting in its place . SUBJ
antial brick building for the accom-.
of his business. .o9.55 II,
Three of the Belgians employed by
e Kent Glass Works were brought
the county cooler on Wednesday Of
st week on q warrant from Judge
lylor on q charge of Contempt Of
ourt for violating its injunction.
j. G. Catlin 3 Son are the agents for
unham's Linseed Meal, the best and
eapsst food for cattle, and the great ,
t milk and butter producer in use,
hich they sell for $25 per ton, or
20 peg foo lD'' u'' Esn VnEIU t
The Univsrsalist Aid SocistyIvill 1
held on Thu rsdxy aftern boon and Z
ening, June II, at the residence of 8
7man Bosworth, shout four miles a
'rthwest Of Rxvenna. sAif are Cor q
ally invited. r
at- MRS. g., w. Wick, Sec'y. t
The June meeting of the Portage J
'unty Horticultural Society was held
Citizens Hall on Tuesday, and was t
voted principally to the exhibition c
strawberries. The attendance was 8
&c, and the show was exceedingly l.
le, 155 specimens being entered. = t
The 171st Regiment o. N. q. are to p
Id reunion at Newton Falls to. =
,rrow, Friday, June 1Ith. Judge 8
B. Taylor, who was q member of u
, Regiment and among those cap :
'ed BY John Morgan at Cynthian, U
e; 10 announced to deliver the sad- r
sss on the occasion. 81
Ar. Geo. w. Fisher has just put
.n at the new residence of Mr.. Ell.
Riddle on East Main street, q :;
lple of hag-stone walks of Euclid
ved stone. which are the most ele- =
1t aud substantial walks in town. :,
. Fisher is prepared to furnish these p
ne to all who may desire them AS ;.
II as to do all other kinds of stone :.
rk on short notice. :,
lot worth red cent.-This 10 what G