The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-08-28

Hay fever prevails to considerable
,xtent these days.
The Ravenna Union Schools will
.egin their Fall term next Monday.
Tablets for pencils or ink, at
+. H. STILES.
The Court of Common Pleas will
commence it's session OH Monday Sept.
'th.
Remember the place to get your
chOol books and supplies is at
F. I'll. STILES.
Fountain fine cut chewing tobacco
l.. II. Moses, only 80 cents per
,ound.
The peat marsh south of town Is on
ire and filling the surrounding atmOs-
here with dense and sitting smoke.
Albert Kernen, under No. 3, Phenix
slock, is prepared to furnish warm or
old meals at all hours.
Jersey Watermelons are all the rage
present, and VanNess has large
upply. Prices from zoe to 4Oc.
If man wants TO know what is
hought of him, let him become a
'andidate for an important Office.
Fresh Oysters by the dish or can at
\. kernan's restaurant, under No. 3
'henix Block, next Saturday.
Van Ness Is stirring them all mp now
days on prices, selling Crockery for
ess than some parties sell at wholesale.
Portage and Summit County Pio-
,eer Picnic next Thursday in Kent's
trove, Kent, o.
Another cool wave struck this region
Sunday aud for few days we had
sample of Fall weather.
VanNess has the best 40c Fine Cut
America. All lovers of the weed at
small price can now be accomm oda
ii.
II there Is a scnooi book, elate, pen.
ell, ink, pens, or anything you need
for use In the school room, you can get
it at +. Ii. STILES.
The Lane and Blowgan drum corps
b I'VE received their drums and took
Gneir first lesson at the hands of the
1 Ifant drummer Oh Tuesday evening.
There was large turn out to the
Universalist excursion to High Bridge
lien last Friday and everything
'assed Off pleasantly.
Mr.. Charles Waldron has our thanks
or basket of delicious pears grown
n his place about two miles west of
own.
Sewing Machine cheap. Some one
let's good new Singer Machine for
othins at VanNess'. A few more
umbers left.
The prices of wheat and other agri-
;ultural products are not such as to
convince farmers that these are such
very prosperous times.
The family of Rev. G. A. Stone ar
rived in town Wednesday morning
md have taken up their residence in
he parsonage on Prospect street.
Miss L. G. Jackson will attend the
Fall Millinery Openings in Cleveland
during the coming week, and will pur-
chase complete stock for the Fall
trade.
By direction of the County Commits
sioners, the corporation team has been
removed from the engine house and is
now kept in the barn on M. Gretzin-
gers lot, east of his saloon.
Do you wish a beautiful complexion?
Then use Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
cleanses and purifies this blood, apd
thereby removes bloGches and pimples
from the skin, making it smooth and
clear, and giving it a bright and
healthy appearance.
The reunion of the Fishers will take
place in North Palmyra, on saturday,
sept. 9Th. A full attendance of the
relatives is desired. Neighbors and
friends of the family cordially invited.
PRILLA HAZARD, Sec'y.
Mrs. Agnes Judd has recently had
4 suitable tombstone placed upon the
grave of her grandmother, Mis-. Agnes
D. Ward, in Maple Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Ward, after whom the Mother
Ward" pond, south of this place was
named, died in ls46, at the age of 80
years.
The Western Reserve Association of
Universalists will hold its Annual
Meeting in Ravenna, beginning Fri
day evening. Sept. 5th and continuing
over Saturday and Sunday. The
CieIgymen within the boundaries of
the Association are expected, also full
delegations from The Churches, and a
good meeting is anticipated, All are
cordially invited.
Next Sunday the P. G. & T. r. r.
will run u Special Excursion train to
High Bridge Glens. Train leaves R4-
VIENNA at 8: Is, Standard time. Fare
45 cents children 80 cents. Every body
should embrace this opportunity to
visit this popular resort. The famous
Hessian Battalion Band will furnish
music during the day.
At n meeting held at the Office of
Geo II. Robinson, Esq, on Monday
evening last, a Game aud Fish Club
was organized. The object of the or.
ganiz ,tion is the preservation and pro-
lection Of game aud fish aud the al-
vancemrnt of field sports. The Club
starts out with membership of about
twenty-five. All persons interested
may become members. The next