The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-08-24
C. IL. GOODMAN, Secretary.

C. II. CooLxAN. Secretary.
Farmers have commenced plowing
for their fall crops.
There will be no services at the
Universalist Church next Sunday.
The Band Concert called out an i'm
mense crowd Saturday evening.
Smith B. Hall is home from Wash.
ington on a weeks visit to his friends.
George Monasmith and family, Of
Cleveland, are visiting friends in Ra-
VIENNA.
The west end of Phsnix Block is
being brushed up and looks better for
1t.
Quot pitching is becoming fash
ionable amusement with the ladies in
some sections.
The cool nights of last week were
reminders that autumn is near at our
doors.
Rev. A. M. Hills returned home
from his summer vacation trip Tues
day evening,
w. T. Grundel left Sunday morning
for Connecticut on business and to
visit old friends.
The Disciple Sunday School Of Ra-
VIENNA picnic at Gaylord's Grove, near
Cuyahoga Falls, today wednesday, }
Miss Ella Harwood, of Warren, 20
spending the week with her friend,
Mrs. Jas. 8. Allen, on Oak street.
It is reported that another suicide
was committed at Congress Lake by a
man shooting himself on Sunday last.
10. Converse. Esq, of the Geauga
Republican, and wife and daughter,
were in town on Thursday last, the
guests of o. V. Searl.
J. P. Canning made his appearance
on the street Tuesday morning, hav-
ing been released from confinement
on his own recognizance.
There are an abundance of melons
in the market, but melancholy to tell
prices are too high to enable a fellow
to indulge very freely.
VIM. Lord, of Shalersville, Ohio
sells more Sulky Plows than any other
agent in the county, Send to him fol
circular.
Messrs. Horton, Meharg and Judge
Conant have moved their law offices
to their building on North Chestnut
street.
Prof. Hartz Combination opened fol
season Of three nights at the Opers
House, on Monday night. They gave
a very excellent entertainment.
To all whom it may concern-Know
ye that Shumway's Compound Cough
Syrup is for sale by all druggists. Th'
best for coughs, colds, etc.
| Mrs. T. F. Hughes, of Sacramento
Valley, California, daughter of Eliht
Fish, Esq, of Edinburg, is visiting th'
home and friends Of her youth.
Mrs. Helen Palmer, of Hudson
Mich, and Mrs. Julia Bell, Of Youngs
town, O., are visiting their Ravenn,
friends, the guests of their parents
Mr., and Mrs. Selah Palmer.
A city contemporary, whose heat
appears to be level, says: The rura
journalist now receives long potatt
vines, ears of corn the shape Of a hu
man hand, big melons, and everything
but money.
Mr.. J. w. Hoot, of Randolph, will
five hands, went to Elmer Frost's, il
Mantua, on Monday morning, to com
mence work Oh large barn. 1t is t.
be the largest and finest barn in tn
county.
Mr.. Lewis Morgan has just receives
car load of Empire Grain Drills
nineteen of which have already beel
sold. Those desiring to obtain thes
excellent implements will have to az
ply soon, as they are going off rapidly
Labor purchases the sweetest repost
as it pays for everything that is reall
enjoyable.-[Ex.
Yes but 1t too frequently happen
, that idleness gets the repose and Ell
joyable things that labor pays fo
while the laborer is left in want an
, poverty.
, Wards New Sulky Plow is offere
| to the farmers of the county as tn
simplest, strongest, most durable ab
lightest running Sulky Plow yet pre-
= duced. For sale by Baldwin & Walle
l Ravenna, o. This Plow will he o
: exhibition ON Monday next, Angus
%, one-half mile west Of Palmyl
'Center,