The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-08-30
The nights are cool.
Big Show tomorrow.
Oysters will soon be in season.
Only one day more of Summer.
Refreshing rain storm Tuesday.

Only one day more of Summer.
Refreshing rain storm Tuesday.
Wednesday was cold and fall like.
Pioneer meeting at Kent next Thurs
day.
Court commences its session next
Monday.
Otto Sontum started on his home
trip on the 22d.
A. G. Mason, of Cleveland was in
town on Tuesday.
Grant Il. Goodman, Esq, of Cory,
Pa, is stopping a few days in town.
The Ravenna Union Schools will
commence their Fall term next Mon
day.
Mrs. James B. Lane and son, Eddie,
of Elmira, N. Y, are visiting friends
in the city.
Judging by the amount Of Tea that
VanNess sells people must think they
are getting good Tea.
The Jersey Sweet Potatoes that Van
Ness is selling are just splendid, and
they are cheap, and genuine Jerseys.
Bring your poultry to Risdon &
Rawdon, they pay the highest market
| g.
A fine assortment of Single and
Double Harnesses, at
r. F. THoMPsON's.
1t is estimated that the crowd at the
Geauga Lake Picnic last week We'd
nesday numbered 5000 persons, and
that it was most pleasant affair.
Bennie Converse is back from Texas
and can be found again at his post be-
hind the counter in the store of N.
Converse & Son, where he will be
pleased to greet all of his old friends.
No use going around hungry when
VanNess can sell you groceries so
cheap. He says he can, and you can
bet your last dollar that he means
what he says.
The Ohio State Fair will open at
Columbus on Monday next, Sept. 3rd,
and continue till the afternoon of
Friday, Sept. 18th.
The last rail was laid on the P. G. &
T. Railroad, near Charlestown, on
Friday last, which unites Akron and
Leavittsburg.
Mr.. P. Flath left for New York on
Wednesday for the purpose of laying
in stock of goods for the" Old Relia--
ble' Clothing House for the Fall trade.
There will be no services in tn
versalist Church next Sunday. The
pastor and many of the congregation
will attend the Association in Brim-
field.
For "CSeld and Silver" Shirts go to
P. Flath's No. 3, Phenix Block. They
are perfect in fit, superior in finish ,
and unqusstionably the most desirable
goods in the market.
G. III. Goodman started for Chicago
on Tuesday to attend the meeting of
the Western Glass Manufacturers AS
socistion in session in that city. as the
representative of the Diamond Glass
Works of this place.
M. J. Belts, Esq, left on Wednesday
| for Louisville, to attend the EXposi-
ton, as the agent and representative
of A. w. Coates & Co., manufacturers
of Coates Lock Lever Rakes, at Alli-
ance His wife accompanied him.
They expect to be absent about a
month.
King, Burk & Co.'S Great American
Allied Shows, Museum and Trained
Animal Exposition will exhibit in
Ravenna tomorrow. Don't forget the
date. This is probably the last great
tent show of the season.
Mr.. VIM Smith, living in the south
part of ShalersvilIe, has sold his farm
of sixty acres to Mr.. VIM. Hammond,
of Copley Center, Summit county, for
$4, 900 cash.
The new Postal note law will take
effect next Monday. Postmaster Krake
has the necessary blanks to accommo.
date those who may desire to make re-
mittances under the law.
Rev. Hiram Bingham, of Windham
was nominated the Prohibition Sena-
torial candidate for the counties Of
Ashtabula, Lake, Geauga, Portage and
Summit, at Akron, August 2Sth.
The frame building on Oak street
opposite the Hub Factory" is to be
moved upon the lot on Chestnut street
north of Blackstone Block, to be use
as Agricultural ware rooms.
The Jubilee Singers are to give 6
concert at Reeds Opera House OIL
Friday evening, September 7th. They
are too we'll known here to need any
concentrations from the press. They
always draw crowded houses.
That last car load of Watermelon
went off so fast that many were disap
pointed for their Sunday cooler,
but VanNess will give you enough thi
week, as he expects fresh arriva
Thursday or Friday.
People must judge VanNess by wha
he has done, did you ever know hin
, to tell you thing that was not so, o
in any way misrepresent an article t
effect a sale, These are facts we
worth thinking over.
r An alarm of fire about half past on
o'clock Wednesday afternoon breugt
: out the fire department and crowd {
people on the street, but before the
reached the locality whence the alarr
n proceeded (the residence of Mr.. Cron'
meyer, ON Elm street, the flames wei