The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-07-21
Bird Cages at F. II. stiles.

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Bird Cages at F. III. Stiles.
Band Concert next Saturday night
The comet has pretty much vanished
Gambols but never loses. a lamb
A sheet and pillow case party The
bedbugs.
One half the world don,t know how
the other half lies about iE8 ~
"And you're another" the fellow
said to the comet. gip sgfNsf
o. f. Hickox, of Aurora, made US q
call Saturday evening. 80
The proper and only way to do q
thug is to do it. :, --.--l.i.,,-5.
A big wheat crop has been mostly
secured in an excellent condition. Il
w. p. Hazen and wife spent Tues
day with their Ravenna friends.
The work on the Court House Inn
provements goes bravely on.
For a few days there has been q
slight Improvement in the tempera-
ture. +
Lef. C. Gulick spent a couple of days
among his Ravenna friends In the be-
ginning of the week.
And now the work of laying the
foundation walls of the Court House
addition is rapidly progressing.
The farmers have been favored with
splendid weather for securing their
large hay crop.
Geo. E. Fairchild, Esq, returned
from his visit to the Green Mountain
State OH Friday.
One of the largest crowds of the sea-
son was in town Saturday evening to
listen to the Band Concert. ir
Candidates for matrimony should
heed this rule: OF two women,
choose the one that will have YOU"
We are under obligations to DIR. G..
5. Leonard for "a copy of the Irish
FINES of July 5th, published at Dublin
The residence of the late T. M. Jones
IN South Sycamore street, was sold at
public sale on Saturday last, to Mr..
George Hessert for $3.50. R
The Portage County Teachers In
titute will commence its session in
his village on Monday, the sth of
August, and continue two weeks.
Charlestown people claim that theirs |
S the boss" township for wheat this |
rear, and the crop has all been secured |
n the most complete condition.
Our old friend r. B. Knapp has been |
pending several days in town, the
,uest of his brothers, E. & II. Knapp. |
lie resides at High Point, North Car
lima. |
Take Ayers Pills for all the purposes
t purgative, for Constipation, Indi-
estion, Headache aud Liver Com
'laint. BY universal accord they are
he best of all purgatives for family
sc.
On Sunday last Harry, a bright little
On of G.. w. Brainerd, aged about ten
ears, fell frompn apple tree, fractur-
1g the neck Of the humerus of the
,ft arm. Drs. Alcorn and Morath re-
uced the fracture. s-z VIZ
Last Thursday evening while Mrs.
!. T. Smith and daughter and Miss
.atie Harris were out riding ON South
street their horse became
'ightened and backed the carriage of
he road into the ditch, some eight or
IN feet below. Fortunately none of
he party were seriously injursd, and
he carriage was but slightly damaged. Y
Elnora, daughter of Martin Y. and
Elizabeth Reed, aged IA years, died
ter a brief illness of inflammation of
,e bowels, at the residence of her
arents on Washington street, on Sat-
rday morning, July 10th. Her funeral
'ok place from the residence of her
arents on Sunday afternoon and was
rgely attended by her School and I
nnday School mates, by whom she ,
as much beloved. Ii
A Washington special, dated Satur-
~, announces the death of Mrs.
,ffries, wife of General N. L. Jefffies,
hich occurred at 5 o'clock on Friday
orning, at the Summefs slresidence Of
le family, Ridley Park near Phila-
,lphia, after long and severe illness.
eneral and Mrs. Jeffries formerly re-
ded in Ravenna and will be well re-
embered by many of our citizens.
About noon on Tuesday of last week !
q barn of c. r. Howard, near Auro- t
station was struck by lightning, t
Id, together with its contents-1S
ms of hay, moving machine and t
7o-horse cultivator-entirelyd destroy l
!. The loss is estimated at about
900. No insurance. i-r-fVa
Two cars of freight train bound :
est, on the N. Y. P. & o. Railroad,
Saturday morning, were thrown
pm the track by running upon an
fastened rail in front of the passen-
r depot in this village. One Of the
rs was upset, badly smashing the
atform and emptying load of an
racite coal upon it.
Dennis Lennihan, brakeman on
e local freight train of the n. Up. =
o., while engaged in coupling cars :
ar the Atlantic Mills, on Monday +
had the first and second
lgers of his left hand badly smashed.
e went on with the train to Kent
here DIR. Sherman dressed the wound
ID he returned that evening to his
me in Meadville, Pa.
On Saturday night some thirteen 8
rs on the N. Y. P & O. Railroad
ere broken into at Kent and property I
,len from the same. Tuesday morn 4
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