The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-10-08


Gates open at O'Clock A. NJ; close st P. II
PHO L. KiNG. SEXTON.
On Monday morning we wers visit
ed with the first snow squall OF ths
season.
| Winter hats and bonnets received
this week, at the new millinery store
Pitkin's block, Ravenna, o.
Miss Maggie Shuman, of Mogadore
Is visiting friends and relatives here
She is the guest of M rs. Philip Heimes
All the Warren papers are fighting
against the ratification of the water
works contract of that city.
The weather for q few days past has
given warning that dreary winter is
near at hand.
Miss Mary Dauber has returned
home from q two months visit.
Miss Flora Parsons spent Tuesday in
Cleveland, attending the Millinery
Openings.
Sec Saw Skating Caps at the new
millinery store, Pitkin's block, Ra-
VIENNA, o.
Miss Jessie Hurlbut, of Kennard st.,
Cleveland, Is the kuest of Miss Flora
Parsons.
MIR. and Mrs. Sample, of Pittsburg,
are visiting Ravenna friends, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Grail.
The Rink will be open next Satur-
day forenoon for children, in the after
noon for ladies, and in the evening
for all.
twill pay you to see the Domestic
before buying Sewing Machine.
T. F. THOMPSON, Agent.
J. III. EARL. Salesman. s92-4t*
Go to Mrs. A. III. Parsons for Polo
and Jersey caps, ladies' and children's
Jersey jackets, mittens, hoods, leggins
etc, etc.
On Saturday last, while at work in
his barn, Judge Catlin received fall,
breaking one rib, and, it is feared,
causing serious internal injuries.
Miss Lille Jacobs, of Kent, spent
last week from "Wednesday to satur-
day, in Ravanna, visiting Miss Clara
Benjamin, her former schoolmate.
G.. w. Newton received First Pre-
miuna at the Portage Co. Fair, on best
case of Millinery. The work was ex-
ecuted in very tasteful manner, by
Miss Ida Herriff. and reflects much
credit ON the new firm.
The Domestic took the First Premi-
um at the Deerfield Fair, over the
White and the New Home, on Stitch,
ON Construction of Machine and At
tachments. S92-4t*
Mr.. Andrew willard, on Friday.
placed upon our round table yam
which weighed, when first dug, five
pounds. 1t was lunker.
The transfer building on the G. & P.
and N. Y. P. & o. railroads, in the
northwest part of town, was destroyed
by fire about five o'clock Thursday af-
ternoon. Loss not great.
Mrs. L. A. Robertson and sister,
Mrs. j. Wells Taylor, with son Fred,
Of Elmira, N. Y. are visiting their
cousin Geo. w. Brown, on Lincoln
Avenue.
Indexer Noyes and Hon. J. B. Neil
occupy the boards at the Opera House
this "wednesday evening in that old
sensational drama entitled "The
Bloody Shirt"
The Nahoning Valley Fair at New
ton Falls will be held Oct. IA, Is and
l6. The Indications are that this will
be the best fair ever held by this pop
ular Society. Excursion rates on the
P. G. q T. railroad.
There were large crowds in attend
ance at the Palmyra and Randolph
Fairs on Saturday last and nothing
prevented both exhibitions from being
plesent and completely successful but
the severe storm that prevailed during
the afternoon.
Why don't you go to the Ravenna
Feed Store, east Of the Court House.
whore you can get the best Feed at the
at the. Lowest Prices, and don't you
forget it. S93-tf.
The street sprinkler has been aban-
doned, and the big well near Byers'
shop, from which it has drawn its sup
ply will probably be filled up. All
things have their day.
By Invitation of the Society Mr.. g.
N. Andrews exhibits his herse, Mann
brine Mohawk, at the Akron Fair this
week. He is not competing for any
premium, hnt never fails to attract 9
crowd where be is shown, for everyone
likes to see . geed horse.
The B. & o. Red Book for Ohio, 1885,
In out. and as usual, comes at the time
1t In most valuable. II 10 As full Of
political statistical data rs ripe wal
nut is of meat, and If the state results
can be summed up. compared, and
figured out to . more comprehensive
extent than they are In the edition in
question, no one has ever attempted it.
As of old, G. K. Lord, g. p. A, of the