The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-08-10
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New wheat is beginning to be mar
keted.
The Commissioners were in session
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Poe are on visit
to Tower City, Dakota.
Laws that are in advance of public
sentiment are of little use.
Mr.. John A. Wadsworth LETT on
Monday for visit to Dakota.
J.H. Furry is at Mackinaw, where
he designs to stop for three or four
weeks.
Mr.. John FL. Bostwick, of Bristol,
Pa, is visiting the home and friends
of his youth.
The new furniture for the Court
House is being put in its place and is
very elegant
Mr.. G. E. Davis returned from his
Eastern trip Tuesday evening. He left
his daughter much improved in health.
The work of grading about the Court
House and putting down walks will be
pushed to completion at once.
Mrs. C. H. Hartle, Of Massillon, is
visiting friends in Ravenna and vi
cinity.
DR.. D. r. Jennings and family, of
Cleveland, are making brief visit to
their Ravenna friends.
Next Sunday at 2. p. m., Rev. An
drew Willson.will preach in Bowen's
| Hall, Mantua Station.
The improvements in the Second
/ National Bank are nearly completed
and when finished the room will be
elegant.
Geo. E. Fairchild and wife, accom-
panied by Rev. j. w. Gilman, spent
few days at Chautauqua during the
past week.
Capt. w. H. Bettes. of Randolph,
made us a pleasant call on Saturday.
1t was the first time he has been in
town since his return from Kansas.
Mad dogs have been heard from in
different sections of the State, and
care should be taken TO keep the ca,
mines confined or muzzled.
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bilious fever. We trust that under
the care of DIR. Hugus he will pull
through all right.
Mrs. NJ. Gretzinger is rapidly gain
ing strength. On last Saturday she
visited her friends in Newton Falls,
remaining until Sunday.
H. r. Williams returned to Battle
Creek, Mich, on Friday, taking with
him his family, intending to establish
their home there.
The party that spent two weeks
camping on the east bank of East
Twin lake returned home Monday,
having had most joyous time.
F. S. Comstock, of Ravenna, and
Geo. Wall, of Akron, have purchased
Ruchle's Sixth Ward grocery, and put
| f. A. Comstock in charge. Akron
| Times.
Henry Camp, the celebrated tenn
perance lecturer, addressed not large
audience at the Opera House on Sun
day evening on his favorite subject at
a dime head.
On their rounds Monday night the
police found the back window of Rum
baugh & Chapman's Shoe Store open,
leading to the suspicion that some one
had been there while they had been
gone.
The heavy rains last week tangled
the oats badly and did some damage to
hay that was down in the fields, but
it did the potato and corn crops an
immense amount of good.
If you have fence jumping horse,
go to Lewis Morgan's rooms. north OF
First National Bank, and procure one
of those Excelsioa Pokes, which are
guaranteed to cure any horse of that
vicious habit.
Col. q. ). Cotter received dispatch
from Ansona, Conn. Monday forenoon
bringing him the sad intelligence thai
his brother, Samuel A. Cotter, died al
that place that morning of paralysis
Deceased was about G2 years of age.
The frie uds of Martin Englehar(
presented him, on Sunday the 9th ins.
with a valuable gold headed ebony
cane. On the head of the cane is very
artistically engraved the name of the
recipient, his residence and the date
also the words. presented 10y hi.
friends"
: About ten o'clock on Saturday eve
ming horse and buggy belonging Il
Mr.. Whiting Carter, and which haC
been driven to town by his hired man
was stolen from the hitching post il
, front of Phenix block and driven off
On the following day officers Vanc
| and Gibbons found the rig beyon,
? Campbellsport in the possession of
: farmer who had found it in the stree
land taken it up.