The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-06-12
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Domestic strawberries are coming
into market.
The hot, dry, sultry weather is
upon US.
Democratic Congressional Conven-
tion at Warren June 18th.
From appearance big crop of fish
poles was harvested last season.
Democratic County Convention next
Saturday. Let every township be rep
resented. .--r.
The best Tea in the market, Van
Ness sells. 1t must be SO, for every
one says SO. ,. ..
With the frost and drouth the pros
pect is that the hay crop will be pretty
much failure.
Read the advertisements in this
paper, and patroni2e the business men
who solicit your patronage.
Ex-Mayor Robinson has been down
with diphtheria, but has so far recov-
cred as to be about again.
A gentle rain Monday night and
Tuesday cooled the atmosphere and
freshened up vegetation.
Byron HI. Bogue, Superintendent of
public schools at LeGrange, Ind, is
spending his vacation among his
friends in Portage county.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach
in Stevens Grove, Palmyra Center,
next Sunday, at q: 80 p. m. Subject,
What is Universalism.
Merchants, manufacturers and ira
ders should not fail to file their state.
ments with the County Recorder before
July 1st, or it may make trouble.
Major Mckinley seems to have the
pins set up for securing the Republican
nomination for Congress in the Twen-
tieth District.
Where, oh, where is that marked
enthusiasm" of which Republican
editor was in search in " this Blaine
stronghold" on Friday last?
Don't forget that the Strawberry
Meeting of the Horticultural Society
will be held next Saturday, at the res
idence of Frank Ford.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of ]. G. Converse. of interest
TO those III want of Bee Hives. He
informs us he has just received car
load of material.
The Bellefontaine Examiner speaks
in the highest terms of the Burr Rob
bins Consolidated Railroad Shows, as
do the press generally where they have
exhibited.
Mrs. James Ball, of Ft. Scott, Kansas,
arrived on Saturday last for a visit TO
her mother, Mrs. A. T. King, and
other relatives and friends in this vi
cinity.
The Teachers meeting of Oak wood
Chapel Sunday School will be held on
Friday evening, at the residence of Mr..
H. Smith, corner of Prospect and
Bowery streets.
@Henry E. Sperra died at the resi-.
dence of his father, John r. Sperra
corner of Prospect and Cedar streets
on Friday morning, June 9th, of con.
sumption, aged 20 years.
The news of the nomination o
Blaine and Logan fell, like blanket
taken from a pool of ice water, upor
the crowd of patriots assembled il
front of the postoffice, on Friday last
Gooseberry and currant worms arr
now on the war path. A table spoon
full of helebOre dissolved in a bucket o
water is all antidoie for the former ,an(
coal ashes for the latter.-[Ex
The funeral of Mrs. Ella StogGill
who died on Sunday, the Sth inst, il
this village, will be held at her lat
residence, on North Chestnut street
to-day, Thursday, at IL a, m. and d
Olin's Cemetery, StreetsbOro, at p n
Betsey Beecher, widow of the lat
Sylvester Beecher, died at the resi-
dence of her sou, Austin s., at Mantu
Station, on Tuesday, June 10th, Q
cancer of the throat. aged 81 year.
. The funeral will be held at IL O'cl0c
Friday.
Wallace Hunt died at the resident
of his parents, on Thursday last, I
o consumption. His funeral took pla'
on Saturday and was attended by tt
9 members of David Mcintosh Post, I
c a. R., who followed the remains
C their deceased comrade to their la
: : rest in Maple Grove Cemetery.
c Recorder Bierce has received IL
necessary blanks to enable individua
e and partnerships engaged in mercai
,c tile or manufacturing business to cor
ply with the law passed by the Legi
lature at its last session, requirir
them to file statement with the COun
Recorder on or before July lst.
The June (Strawberry) Meeting
8 the horticultural Society will be he
on Saturday, the 14th inst, at the re
idence of Frank Ford, in Ravenn
=, Essay by L. B. Pierce. AL are co
10 diaily invited to attend and exhit
. Strawberries.
n Et ANDREW WILSON, Sec.
= AT last it begins to dawn upon
1e minds that VanNess has come tn sts
o, so make up Your minds that he is