The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-10-04

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and youngstown has been completed.
The Palmyra Fair takes place this
week Friday and Saturday.
Boys. remember that the young Ia
dies give the supper Friday evening.
The Mechanics Club has been reor-
ganizsd for the coming Winter.
The Slaves Devotion will be played
at the Opera House Friday evening.
DIR. Geo. Somerville. Of Nswburg, 10
spending few days at his old home.
Mrs. w. IT. Grundel and daughter
Bertha returned from their Eastern
visit on Thursday last.
Mrs. DIR. III. G. Goldman and child,
Of Torch Lake, Mich, are visiting Ra-
VIENNA friends.
Hear the Music In the Cabin" by
Mr.. George Bennett and Little Lutte,
at Reeds Opera e ouse, Friday evening.
The next regular meeting Of David
Mcintosh Poet, No. 327, q. A. R., will
be held on Tuesday night, October 23d.
The grocers of Ravenna, after this
week, will close their stores at o'clock
I'm the evening.
The young mon Of Rayenna are talk
ing of organizing . dancing club for
the Fall and Winter campaign.
The weather wise predict An open
Winter. but 1t is just rs likely to be
otherwise, all the same.
1t is expected that trains Will be
rur ming regularly on the p. @. Il T.
railroad about the hrst Of November.
No extra charge for reserved seats
Friday evening, at The Slaves Dsvo.
tion. Tickets ON sale at Reeds drug
stors.
Vicious dogs got among the fine
flock Of sheep Of Mr.. George Wisman
Tuesday night, killing twenty and
wounding several more Of them.
VanNsss Tea was the strongest drink
to be obtained ON the Fair Grouns. 1t
superseded all others, and everyone
pronounced it q success.
Quite number of Ravenna people
attended the Doerfield Fair on Satur-
day, and report the attendance as large
and the show very good.
VanNess and his tea are alive yet,
and it does people just as much good to
hear from the tea as from their friends
and don't you forget it.
We regret to learn that our old Dem
ocratic friend, Frederick Plum. Sof
Streetsboro, is suffering from q stroke
of paralysis. ~ II. Z =
Everybody says to his neighbor,
Have you tried VsnNess Tea IL fnot,
why not7 1t suits US and we think it
will yeu."
Sexton King reports but one inter
ment In Maple Grove Cemetery during
the month Of September-Mrs.J Jenette
Merritt, who died of apOplexy of the
lungs, aged 72 years.
VanAmburgh, Frsst, Stone & Co.'S
Menagerie and Circus passed through
town Wednesday morning by teams
en- route for Garrettsville, where they
exhibited afternoon and evening.
The +" Slaves Devotion" Is billed for
the Opera House Friday evening, Oct.
9Th. The play is pronounced thrill.
ing one and the company is highly
commended. g-a
Judge Hoadly and his wife passed
through town on the 6 p. m. train on
the C. & p. r. r. en- route fot Glove.
land, where he addressed an immense
meeting on Monday evening.
Every citizen, without regard to
party, should vote for the Judicial Con-
stitutional Amendment. It is not q
party measure. and 1t is reform de.
manded by the best interests of the
State.
The pickpoekets piled their vocation
very successfully during the Fair. On
Friday one gentleman was relieved Of
his purse, containing fifty dollars, sp :
ether Of i've, and others Of small
amounts.
The marriage Of Mr.. VIII. H. Linton
and Miss Clara Knapp Is to take place
today "Wednesday. That happiness
and prosperity may attend them
through life's journey Is the wish OF
the PRESS gang.
And now you can send letter any
where withia Uncle Sans domains
for the small sum of two cents. How
different this from our boyhood days
when the cost Of sending a letter from
New England to Ohio was o quarter.
There was large crowd In attend
anes at the Highland Union Fair, al
Garrettsville, which closed its three
days. exhibition on Thursdy, and the
show is reported to have been good and
Fair quito satisfactory to the managers
and to visitors. 80. ...l.'. I..,
Everybody goes 10 the grand annual
pastoral reception held In the M. e.
Church parlors on Friday evening
next, Oct. 9th. given under tho aus.
1 pices Of the young ladies. Reception
committee, Cora Wadsworth, Emms
Burt, Chas. Curtiss, Theo. Creighten
Next Sunday forenoon Dr.. Gone
President Of Buchtsl College, viii
preach in the Universalist Church
This will afford all who desire an op
portunity to hear this ripe scholar ans
able speaker. On account Of the Tenn
perance meeting In the Opera Hous.
there will not be any evening servic,
Ia the Church. ''' -
We had the pleasure, ON Friday las
J OF meeting Fl. U. johnson, Esq, edlto
, OF Johnson's Lake Shore Home Maga
zine, a neat monthly Of thirty pages
nuhlishad at Aahtah,Yla nhtn - hill