The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-08-20

tern K, L. leave Ravenna as follows (Standar
time):
GOING EAsT-No. 10, 9: is a. m; No. 2, z: so q
M; No. 4. 100 p. m. No. 8. :54 night.
GOING WEST No. /, 5: 55 a. M; No. z, II :5s a
m.; No. 3, =: 55 a. M; No. 8. 8: 50 p. M; No
II, Accommodation, s:55.
The potato crop promises to be a big
one.
The growing corn gives evidence o
an abundant yield.
Vacation days are rapidly drawing
to close.
Col. Royal Taylor and wife left fol
Chautauqua ON Saturday.
Slate roofing done by Morgan &
Oviatt. All work warranted.
The weather for the past few days
has been delightful.
The hot wave seems to have subsided
and cool nights are now the order.
Blowing will commence today at
the Crown Flint Glass Works.
Farmers have had o catching time
for harvesting their oat crop.
The temperature Friday and Satur-
day was quite fall like.
A party of Ravenna young people
go into camp at Twin Lakes this week.
And now the festive grasshopper
goeth for the green things greediIy.
The Katydids now keep up theil
monotonous music during the ivelong
nights.
1t is greatly feared that the excess.
lively wet weather will prove damaging
to the potato crop.
G. III. Goldman and family and his
sisters Blanche and Bertha are camp
ing at Silver Lake.
The Ladies Cemetery Association
netted over $40 at their dinner last
Saturday.
The Universalistso of Ravenna, Brim
field and Kent picnic at High Bridge
Glens tomorrow.
Mrs Lucretia Forrow and daughter
Miss Bessie. of Burton, are visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bogue are Oh &
visit to their son, N. f. Bogue, il
Stockton, N. Y.
T. l.. Parsons has our thanks for 9
basket of the incest apples we have
seen this year.
DR.. b. F. Pitman, of Nantucket, is
visiting friends in Charlestown and
other places in this vicinity.
Col. P. Ii. Babcock and wife, OF
Cleveland, visited friends in this vi,
cinity last week.
VIM. Haley & Co., have put up a
new Pattern and Mold shop on the
east side of Pittsburgh street.
Rev. Samuel v. Holmes, of Albany,
N. Y, will occupy the pulpit of the
Church August 23rd
Now is the time for gathering mush-
rooms, but care should be taken to not
pick and eat the poisonous toadstool.
The bearers of local news items need
offer no apology, for they are among
eur most welcome visitors.
The furnace at the Diamond Glass
Works is undergoing repairs, and it is
thought blowing will be resumed early
in September.
Several families from Deerfield are
at Twin Lakes for season,
among them are VIM. Wilson and
Chas. Smith.
The Portage County Teachers In
stitute began a two weeks session on
Monday, at the High School building
On Bowery street.
1t is mistake to suppose that the
young ladies SO often seen on the street
in charge of one of our night police
men are under arrest.
The Salvation Army crowd have re-
turned to their old quarters in Reeds
Hall, Phenix block, where they whoop
it up nightly pro bono publieo.
Miss Lena Parsons is spending
few days, with her cousins Miss BERTHE
and Master Gale Osborn, at Mrs. Jo-
seph Stratton's, in Kent.
Mrs. w. A. Osborn and son, of
Owosso, Mich, and Mrs. w. B. Osborn
and daughter, of Gallon, O., were the
guests last week of Mr.. II, L. Osborn
and Mrs. N. Parsons.
i. The Pittsburg d Western r. r. gave
one of their popular cheap excursions
to High Bridge Glens, Sunday last,
One hundred and three tickets were
sold at Ravenna station.
Col. J. G. Beatty, John Porter, o. P.
Sperra aud 8. r. Freeman, Esqs., at
tended the Pioneer picnic at Geauga
Lake on Tuesday to drink in the elo-
quence of Governor Hoadly.
Frank Hook, youngster of abou
IA years, was arrested for an indecent
assault on the person of little girl
three years of age. His hearing is to
day, "wednesday before J. H. Dus.
sci, ]. P.
The boys of Battery A., First OLA.
hroka a camn at Twin LAX "a ThlrsdaD