The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-14
Prepare for the Fair.

tending Court.
Mr.. Ezra VanNess returned from his
trip to Omaha on Saturday.
Go to Grundel's, in the old postofice
room, for first class cigars.
The west end of Phenix Block, with
its new dressing of paint looks lovely.
Repairing neatly and promptly done
at RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN's.
The work on the buildings of the
new Flint Glass works is progressing
rapidly.
Col. P. II. Babcock, of Cleveland.
paid visit to the home and friends OF
his boyhood days on Friday.
Hon. E. P. Hatfield has entered upon
his labors in the law Office Of r. p. &
H. c. Ranney, in Cleveland.
That artificial stone walk in front of
the east half of Phenix Block is pro-
nounced elegant by everybody.
The work Of laying brick on the
new school building on East Bowery
street has been commenced.
The Alliance Driving Park Associa-
ton will hold meeting September 80.
Over 81, 900 in premiums are offered.
A full line of Mems, Boys and
Youths hand made Kip Boots, at
732-4t. RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN's.
Mr.. Hopson Hurd, of the firm of
Babcock & Hurd, Wholesale grocers,
Cleveland, made us brief call Tuesday.
Davy G. certainly takes the cake.
He is the finest gelding that comes to
this town, and is owned by G. w.
Boydston, of Edinburg.
Monday was cool, autumnal day.
A strong chilling wind prevailed
during the day, filling the streets with
clouds of free soil.
Web nice line of Calf Buttoned
Shoes, for Ladies, Misses and Children's
wear, for school or mud.
.RUMBAUaH & CHAPMAN.
We received a note Tuesday morn
ing, dated Almeda, California, Sept. S,
from Mrs. Harvey Baldwin, late of
Streetsboro, announcing her safe ar
rival ON the Pacific Coast.
Samuel Foljambe, Esq. of Cleveland
spent Thursday night in town, the
guest of A. B. Griffin, Esq. Though
an octogenarlan he retains much OF
the vigor of his earlier years.
A few more days of warm, pleasant
weather like those of the past week
will mature the corn crop and give the
county yield of that cereal such as
was not anticipated in the early part of
the season.
Read the advertisements in the
PRESS and keep yourselves informed
where you can get the best bargains.
Our advertising patrons desire your
patronage and will make it to your in
terest to patronize them.
w. T. Grundel has moved his Cigar
Store and Mandatory to the room in
Etna Block formerly occupied by the
Postoffice, where you can get the tip
topest smoker to be found in this mar
,ket.
Persons in want of Pumps should
call at the Agricultural warerooms of
Lewis Morgan, north of First National
Bank, and inspect the stevenson I'M
proved Hydraulic Force Pump. 1t is
not excelled in its general merits or
effectiveness by any hand force pump
in existence.
A local newspaper man is generally
expected to be everywhere, see every
thing, and catch every item af1oat,
simply because it is his profession.
But he can't do it. His friends can
help him, though, by sending in such
articles as are of interest. ALI manner
of legitimate local news goes to make
up an interesting paper.
Mrs. E. A. Scripture, who has been
employed for number Of years in the
Rep.-Dem. Office, has resigned her
position in that establishment to ac-
cept the situation of bookkeeper and
saleslady in the furniture house OF
George E. Fairchild.
Miss Cora B. Wadsworth. in COM
pany with her cousin, Mr.. Julius
Wadsworth, of Dixon, ILL.,. left on
Monday last for Boston, Mass. They
will attend a reunion of the Wads-
worth family at Ducksburg, near that
city, to be held today wednesday,
At special meeting of the Council
held on Monday evening, Geo. F.
Robinson was elected Mayor of Ra
VIENNA to fill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation of Mayor Hatfield
to take effect on the first Monday O.
October.
The residence of Mr.. Eric Osborn
situated about thirty rods from tn.
Connotton Valley Railroad depot In
the village Of Mogadore, was destroyed
by fire about 80 o'clock Friday
morning, together with its contents.
We would call the attention of per
sons desiring to purchase farm to th'
advertisement of 8. G. Eldridge, Esq.
in another column. The property of
fered is finely located and will furnish
the purchaser as elegant q home q
any one can desire.
The Plow Trials held on the 5th inst
between the Orsborne, South Bend
Moline and Wizard, resulted in a com
plete victory for the Orsborne, two o
them being sold on the ground.
[ WM. LORD, Agent,
6haleFsvills.