The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-07-05
The weather is warming up.

T. NJ. Heard, Optician, will be at
Wait Brother Monday, July 9th.
The County Com mmissioners COM
menced their July session on Monday.
MoSday, July 9th, T. NJ. Heard, OPP
ticisn, will be at Wait Brothers store.
Rev. T. W. Browning, OF Yelling
ton, il spending few days with Ra-
VIENNA frieads.
There is an immense crop of grass
and weeds by the roadside throughout
the country.
+. A. SkeeIs, station ageat at this
place, will remove TO Ravenna, o.
New Lisbon, Buckeye Slate.
The favors of our Hiram and Enfield
correspondents are unavoidabIy defer
red till next week.
The business places in town will be
pretty generally closed today-Wed-
Desday, July 4th.
The venerable Worthy Taylor, of
Aurora, WAS IN town OF Monday. He
has reached tho ripe age of 81 yerrs.
Comrades OF David Mcintosh Post
No. so G. a. Il. will meet in u. A. II.
Hall, Tuesday evening, July 10th.
J.. II. Bean and wife started west
ward Thursday svening over the NY.
p. il o. f. r., for brief visit 10 Mrs.
Beams relatives and elsewhere.
The man who carries offan eight-day
clock aud the Best White Shirt in the
market for ST 80 will be happy. That
will happen III Beatty's OH Thursday
afternoon, July 9th, 1883.
In short ride into the county the
other day we saw seversl line pieces of
wheat, which seemed to Indicate that
there will be "a sufficient supply of the
staff OF life.
Mr.. QUO Sontam expects TO leave for
New York next SundAy, where lie will
take passage Oh the Eliza, Of The Ger
man Lloyd Steamship line, for Ger,
many, expecting 10 De gone from hons
about two months.
We are pleased to learn that tho lit
tie four-ysar-old son OF Mr.. George
Rettig, who was SO severely injured
last week Wednesday evening by be-
ing run over by The team Of DR.. Reed,
is likely to recover.
The neck will be knocked off of
Beatty's Beau Bottle on Thursday
afternoon, july 9th, 1883. $40 30 worth
OF Clothing viii then be given away
10 the lucky Oues. Come ir and get
chance for a gIess.
JOHN G. BEATTY.
Mrs. Ruffie has employed M. Chas.
s. Brown to take charge OF her bakery
and he. entered upon his duties On
Monday. He has had ten years ex-
pTrienee i'll the business and will be
able to maintain the we'll earned rep
utatioD of that establishment.
Mrs. Lobisa a. wife Of S. H. streetor,
died at the family residence, East Main
street, Monday forenoon, July 2, 1882,
of typhoid malaria, aged 4j years, :
months. The funeral services will lake
place nj the family residence, Thurs,
day forenoon. at 10 O'clock, and will be
conducted by Rev. f. F. Randolph.
The great Grocery Combination
Busted, and E. A. VanNess ahead.
Now he can give you prices to suit yOu
as he is not tied up by any contract to
| sell at the same prices that others do.
The way TO find QUITS 10 go and see,
AMI il will pay you.
In the case Of the F. G. & 7. r. r.
Co. vs. e. F. Goeppinger, tried in the
Probate Court last week, to condemn
land for the use of the railroad, the
jury returned a verdict awarding the
defendant $40 for compensation for
the land appropriated and $1,000 dam
ages to his premises, in all 5000.
AS our usual day of going 10 press is
Wednesday, i'll order to give the PRESS
gang an opportunity to manifest theil
patriotism and enjoy the glorious
Fourth, we issue in advance of our
regular time. To enable ss to do sc
we have been under tho necessity ol
trusting large share of editorial work
TO our sharp assistant, s. c. Issors.
Last Thursday while a. d. Hun
was engaged in removing IA broken
light OF glass from window of the
residence of Maj. ID. c. Goodman, on
Clinton Avenue, his hand slipped and
the sharp point of the broke Ell light ell.
tered the second finger of his righ,
hand near the lower joint, completely
severing the cord, and now AL. goe.
with MS hapd laid out upon a shiDgie
and will be unebie te use it for SOM
time.
Prof. g. w. Humphrey Of Akron
spent several days during the past weei
with his Rsvenna friends. Saturda,
evening he led the Band in pIeasan
open air concert, which brought upoi
the streets the old time crowd of de
, lighted visitors. We are pleased t.
. learn that the Band "boys" have ca
gagged the professor TO be with then
two evenings each week through thu
season, and we hope our citizens vii
give them sufficient encouragement t.
!, enable them to make the Baud one @
Q the most complete musical organiza
! ton. of the kind la this region AM
' the pride of all our people.
BARN BURNED.-The farm barn G
Mrs. Lois Judd, about two aud a-hal
miles aorth of this village caught fir
about one o'clock p. M. on MOnda
aud was entirely consumed, with il
contents, thresher and separator an
'' several tons of hay, and perhaps Othe
> property, belonging TO Mr.. Charlie
Smith, who occupied the premise!
The loss is estima cd at over a thol