The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-09-17

M. J. Belts and wife left for the East
yesterday, expecting to be gone about
three weeks.
Popular prices at the Opera House
this week-1O, 20 and 80 cents. No
extra charge for reserved seats
Rev. Albert Nichols officiated at
Grace Church Sunday afternoon, Sep.
tember 18th.
On Tuesday, Otto sontum was fined
S. and costs for violation of 10 O'Clock
ordinance.
M. Schneck was fined $25 and costs
by the Mayor. on Tuesday, for viola
tion of Sunday liquor law.
Fanny Mountcastie 10 highly recon-
mended by the press of the large cities
as being a great actress.
A strong company has been engaged
to support Fanny Mountcastle, who
appears at the Opera House this week.
There was q large attendance at the
Social held at the residence of Rev
Andrew Wilson last Thursday.
The Sixth Ohio Cavalry will hold
its annual reunion at Citizens Hall in
this place, the first Tuesday in October
next.
We have had an abundance of wet
weather 80 far this month. and it is
hoped we may have respite till after
the Fair.
Prof. Samuel Dickie, of Albion,
Mich, spoke on Prohibition, at the
Town Hall, Saturday evening last,
September 18th.
On Friday evening of this week
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach in
the Feeder dam schoolhouse, in Sha-
lersville.
The weather during the past few
days has been favorable for ripening
corn, and in pleasant contrast with
that of last week.
hC uISttukulSucu dCtIcSS, duuy
Mountcastle, will be at the Opera
House Thursday, Friday and Saturday |
nights of this week.
Charles III. Durham left on Wednes.
day of last week, to take q position as |
Professor of Ancient Languages in the
Pittsburg Female College.
On Monday Mayor Smith assessed
George Bordo $40 and costs for k +
ing his saloon open an hour beyouu
the legal time.
A full and complete stock of Fall
goods, including the latest styles in
Really. Made Clothing, Piece G,od>
and Gents Furnishing Goods, ut P.
Faiths.
Fanny Montcastle's Star .Theater
Company commence a three nights
at the Opera House to
night.
John Meharg. Esq. resigned the Of
i.,e of County Examiner and DIR. Cy-
rus Turnbull was appointed in his
place. Prof. Pickett was re.appointed
for another term.
The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of Messrs. Snyder
Il Freeman, No. 2, Marvin's Block. in
another column. Call and see them
Tie forest and fruit trees are begin
nlng TO don their gay attire, betOken-
ing the rapid approach of cold, cheer
less winter.
The East Ohio NJ. E. Conference
its session at BarnesvilIe.
Belmont county, today, and will close
ON Tuesday next.
J. HI. Furry left on Wednesday for
q western trip, expecting to be absent
two weeks, during which time he will
visit his brother. d. N. Furry, in
Kansas.
Capt. L. r. Prior left on Monday
for Northern Iowa, to be absent about
two weeks. His little grandson and
three neices from Summit county will
him.
A. b. Fairchild has purchased OF
DIR. G. 8. Leonard his house and lot
on East Main street. Mr.. Fairchild
has occupied the premises for about
t Ho years past.
Membership tickets for the Portage
Co. Agricultural Society's Fair, can
now be secured of the Treasurer, G.
w. Freeman, at the store of Snyder &
freeman, No. 2, Marvin's Block.
A cheap excursion will take place
on Tuesday next. Sept. 22nd.. Fare
for round trip $4. Train leaves Ra-
VIENNA Station at ii :5S' Tickets will
be good to return on trains and IL,
Saturday, Sept. 26th.
The great Republican komedy kom-
bination will appear at the Rayenna
Roller Rink today. John Sherman,
in his great feat of Haunting the en-
sapguined neither garment, is the prin-
cipaI attraction. In this act be is un-
approachable.
THE Republican orators at the Rink
today will give a grand exhibition OF
fence straddling on the liquor ques-
tion. Theyi will prove conclusivels
that by occupying q position of stiicr
neutrality, being "neither for nor
against prohibition" they entitle
themselves alike to the votes of the |
Psohibitionista and the liquor dealers.