The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-29
This is the last day of the Fair.

WIN thGAh
The excursion and picnic season is
fast drawing to close.
Mayor Robinson returned from his
Western trip LAST Thursday evening.
Dr., E #. Tremaine. a former citizen
E4verna arrived town on We'd
Lsst.ay morning.
New Dress Goods, Ginghams. Prints.
&C., just received.
N. CONVERSE & Son.
We must not deduce an argument
against the use of thing from the Oc-
casionaI abuse of it.
Most of the business houses were
closed on Monday and the town pre-
scented melancholy aspect.
Call at N. p. Catlin's Feed Store and
see his cooked feed. 1t is cheaper and
better than anything else you can buy.
Court adjourned upon the receipt of
the news of President Garfield's death,
and did not resume business till Tues
day. So.
Mr.. o. s. Coy has sold his team and
Express business to Mr.. Porter Pike,
of Bsimfield, who will continue he
business.
Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers
is an elegant, safe and reliable article,
cheap, and convenient for use will
not rub of. Try it.
The Democratic election tickets will
be ready for distribution next Satur-
day the several township commit
reemen should supply themselves
early.
Treasurer Smith has purchased of
Mr.. Russell A. Everett the hOHseand
lot on the northwest corner of Pros
pect and Oak streets; consideration
81, 300.
Reni EN- Der the entertainment of the
New Orleans University ubilee Sing
ers, al the Opera House, Saturday
night. They are pronounced the best
troupe of lhe kind Lravei-ng.
Harlan p. Bradford, a we'll known
citizen, died at his residence in the
south part of ShaleTsvilie. on Monday
after noon, of abcess Of the liver. aged
about forty -four years.
Why do all Druggists sell Shum-
ways Compound Cough Syrup! be-
cause it is just what it is represented
to be, safe, sure and reliable remedy
for coughs and colds.
Mr.. M. J. Belts, of New Milford,
leaves this eveninfi for a trip to Allan
ia, Georgia, to attend the Cotton Ex-
position, expecting to be absent about
Two months.
The Free Campmeeting Association
of Northern Ohio will meet at Brady
Lake, Saturday and Sunday, Oct. LIST
and End, to. complete their organiza-
ton. All are invited. Speakers,
Warren Chase. o. p. Kellogg, Hudson
Tuttle and wife. By order of Com.
When the train bearing the remains
of President Garfield passed over the
road here on Saturday, an immense
throng of people gathered at the Sta
ton to testify their respect TO the mem
ory of the distinguished dead and their
grief at his taking OFF.
See a woman in another column,
near Speer's Vineyards, picking grapes
from which Speer's Port Grape Wine
is made, that is so highly esteemed by
.e med;c=., profession. for the use of
,, v. srsc and the aged.
Sod by Z. Wa0e-ma.--
I. 7. Siddall, ESQ.,, lef6 on Monday
for Battle Creek, Mich, to attend the
wedding of Will. r. Phillips and Miss
Ida SandersOn, which takes place to-
day in that city. The many friends
of Mr., Phillips tender him and his,
fair bride their congratulations and
wish them prosperity and happiness
through the journey Of life &
A number of colored chaps wheare
employed as workmen on the line of
the new =. Y. & G. Railroad gave an
open air musical entertainments on the
square, last Saturday evening, and
drew quite a crowd to hear them.
There are a number of fine voices in
the company, and their singing is fully
equal to that of most of the jubilee
singers travelling through the county.
Tho people of Rsvenna have re-
sponded most literally to the call of
The Michigan sufferers for aid. I'm
to some Slo0 or more of money
packages of goods, con-
sisting OF wearing apparel for men,
women and children, bedding, crock
ely, Iinware, j rdwars, nails. -four
&C., have been Contributed, most of it
OF an excellent quality aud all very
useful. - tts 80 H-I
A case of smallpox is reported in
the family of Mr.. George judy, living
in the northeast part of town, one of
his children being down~witha the
loathsome disease. This is an isolated
case and furnishes ne occasion for
alarm, as it is located from seventy-five
10 a hundred rods from any main thor
oughfare, and every precaution will be
taken 10 prevent its spreading. .ges
The Boston CiOthiag House has
added to it's business q Custom Tailor
ing department, which will be under
the personal supervision of Mr.. J..
Dillemuth, who has u large experience
in the business and will be able to give
entire satisfaction to the PATRONS of
that establishments. A fine stock of
piece goods will be kept constantly on
hand which will be manufactured 10
order in the latest style aud naost sub
stantial manner. 1t will do you good
to call and examine the large and
choice stock of this popular house. q
REMovED.-Moses Parsons has re-