The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-06-22
Monday was a very cool day.

Picnics and excursions are on the
increase.
Open air Band Concert Saturday
evening.
c. B.Newton, Esq. of Newton Falls,
was in town on Monday. -''-'3- d
~ The band stand has been moved into
the park in the rear of the Court House.
The Newton Falls Fair is to take
place September 7th, 9Th and 9th.
The new brick building of Messrs.
Conant, Horton and Meharg is under
roof. ,.s,..s.--.,,
The High School Alumni Associa-
tion hold their Anniversa y at the
Opera House Friday evening.
DIR. e. G. Swain and family returned
from their visit to Detroit and Canada
on Tuesday.
The pipes are being laid to conduct
gas into the new part of the Court
House.
The people of Mantua Station and
vicinity propose to celebrate the COM
ing Fourth in au appropriate manner.
j, Charles Leonard is home from An
Arbor, having finished his course of
studies in the institate at that place.
Newell Bogue and wife, of Youngs-
town made their ROotatown friends a
short visit, last week.
Jaunschek is booked for the Opera
House for Wednesday night, October
11th.
Mr.. d. N. McCarter, of Columbus,
o., made Ravenna friends a visit on
Wednesday.
Mrs, Joshua Ross, of Cleveland, is
visiting Ravenna friends, the guest Of
Mrs. M. Stuart.
There may not have been frost visi-
BILE in these parts on Tuesday morning
but it wss mighty nigh onto it.
C. B. Webb, of the Garrettsville
Journal, was in town on Thursday.
looking as gay as peaches"
M. Gretzinger's building, on South
Chestnut street, is being frightened
up with q new coat Of paint
All we ask is to give Hill's Buchu a
trial, and you will find that it contains
all the healing qualities it claims.
When the swallows homeward fly
then is the time Coughs and Colds APP
pear. Use Shumway's Compound
Cough Syrup, % cents a bottle.
Mrs. Polly Byers and daughter
Hattie returnedTuesday morning from
a months visit among friends in east
ern Pennsylvania.
The Steamer and Hook & Ladder
Company were out for drill Tuesday
evening and drew large crowd to
witness their performances.
Capt. I. H. Wilcox went to Pittsburg
on Friday and was present at the great
workingmens demonstration in that
city on Saturday. He says it was an
immense affair.
John L. Christy, of Cortland, was in
town on Monday. He is doing large
hedge business in Trumbull county,
having set nearly $4,000 plants this
season.
The Band has sent to Boston for a
number of new instruments of the
first quality, and that organization will
soon be prepared to furnish the people
with exquisite music.
Ravenna High School take place at
the Opera House tonight. The grad
uating class numbers fOurtesn-nine
ladies and five gentlemen.
The venerable George Robinson has
been confined to his residence on East
Main street for several weeks past, by
severe illness. His condition is consid-
cred exceedingly critical.
The stakes are being stuck for widen
ing the sidewalk between the Opera
House and First National Bank cor
ners. When the work is completed
the walk will be about twenty-four
feet wide between these points.
Those desiring to purchase farming
machinery should inspect the large
aud superb stock of Mr.. T. F. Thomp.
son, corner of Main and Prospect
streets. You cannot fail TO find the
thing you want and of the very besr
quality.
DIR. James H. Peterson, of Akron
was in town on Monday to attend tn,
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Lucy Chase
who died at Newburgh, on Saturday
last, whittier she had gone for treat
ment of a cancerous tumor of th,
stomach.
The Trustees, with the assistance O
the people in the district west Of town
are doing some excellent work by Civ
ing the roads heavy top dressing G
gravel from the bank lately purchase
by them for the purpose.