The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-09-27
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY.
David Mcintosh Post, No. 327,
Highest market price paid for live
spring chickens.
RISDON & RAWDON.
The nights are increasing in length.

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VorE for the Judicial Constitutional
Amendment.
WHERE does Doc. Sherman stand
on the second amendment?
Maj. d. G. Goldman returned from
his railroad job Saturday night.
Go to the Universslist Booth if you
want good oyster dinner.
ELECTION one week from next Tues
day. Democrats, are you prepared for
the great battle?
The Universalist ladies are providing
large supply of provisions for their
dining hall OH the Fair Grounds.
The Fair commences today, (Wed
nesday). Thursday and Friday will
be the big days, and the indications
seem favorable for grand show.
We had slight touch of the equi-
noxiaI Monday and Tuesday, but it
was of rather a mild type.
Our enterprising neighbors of the
Republican will issue daily edition
of their paper during rhe Fair.
The Great Western Band, of Akron,
will be at the FAIR Thursday. Don't
fail to 60 and hear them.
Flath is selling Clothing cheaper
this season than ever before. Don't
take our work for 1t but go and exam
inc for yourselves.
Mr.. Horace Barton, of Brlmfield,
aged "A years, has killed AZ woodchucks
the past Summer, with a common
sporting rife.
VanNess is headquarters for Oysters.
Solid meats he sells, you can put the
water in for yourselves and you won't
have SO big a load to carry home.
No such stock of goods has ever been
brought to this county as can be seen
at Flath's, No. 8, Phenix Block. 1t is
complete in every department.
The Fair of the Palmyra Agricultur-
al Society will be held at the Center of
taht township, Friday and Saturday,
Oct. 5th and 9th.
HATS! Well, 1 should smile. If you
can't suit yourself at Flath'sy you must
be hard to please, indeed.
Next Sunday evening there will be
a praise meeting in the Universalist
Church. A considerable portion of
the service will consist of singing by
the choir.
The entries for the races are being
made, and enough are already booked
to insure enough starters for each race,
including some good ones. There is
sure to be fun for all lovers OF the turf.
Mrs. E. E. Henson has opened new
stock Of Fancy Goods ia the room for
merly occupied by Mrs. Bronson, in
Pitkin's building, to which she invites
the attention of the ladies.
The Rev. L. L. Holden, former Rec
tor of Grace Church, recently from
Kansas, is visiting Mr.. E. S. Comstock
He will officiate at Grace Church next
Sunday, morning and evening.
Every voter should vote just as he
chooses upon the temperance amend
ments, and every one should carefully
I've = ie,h Lot 10 I1o&
ton is practiced upon him in the mat
ter.
Don't forget the big T you have seen
over VanNess' door, the big T, like
the star in the east, shows you the way
to something good, SO keep your eye
on the big IT.
The young ladies Of the M. E. Sun
day School are contemplating giving
supper, at the Church, one week
from Friday evening, of which more
extended notice will be given next
week.
Mr.. A. H. Stillman and his son,
of Little Rock, Ark, are spending
short time visiting their old Ravenna
friends. They seem highly pleased
with their new home in the Sunny
South.
If you want fine suit of clothes for
the coming season-something fit to
wear to mill or to meeting-go to
Flath's. You can find just the thing
you want, and at prices that cannot
fail to be satisfactory.
Gen. Ed. 8. Meyer, of Cleveland,
who was announced to discuss the
Second Amendment at Reeds Opera
House Tuesday night got left, and the
crowd that gathered to hear him were
sadly disappointed.
Mr.. s. r. Sturdevant left on Friday
afternoon for Kibby, Dakota Ter, in
response to telegram announcing the
serious illness Of his son Henry, at
that place. The latest dispatch an
nounces slight improvement in the
young mans condition.
Mr.. John Carroll, the blacksmith.
is the inventor of new implement
for digging potatoes, for which he has
applied for letters patent. The little
implement has been tested and is said
to work satisfactorily, turning out from
800 to 500 bushels of tubers per day.
A prominent divine of Ravenna is
said to have prayed for the editors of
this place last Sunday morning, with
especial reference to their position upon
the temperance question. He must
have had reference to our neighbors OF
the Democratic Press.-[ Republican.
Quite likely, as our neighbor, wrap
ped in his mantle of Phariseeism, is
past praying for.
Judge Day addressed small but
select Republican meeting at Citizens
Hall last Friday evening, delivering