The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-10-22

Gates open at O'Clock 4. NJ; close at P n.
| PHILO L. KING. SEXTON.
Trade seems to be picking up.
Hickorynuts have begun to drop.
There is a great scarcity of amuse.
ments these days.
Ton't miss the Streaks of Fun,n
by the z. K. K, Oct. 27 and %.
The season for buckwheat cakes is
near at hand.
Thanksgiving is moving this way,
so begin to fatten the poultry.
The "K. X. K" is decidedly funny.
Prices 25c. and 35c. Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings next week.
Capt. Wilcox carried eleven out Of
the twenty one townships in Portage
County.
At the late election eight townships
in Portage county gave Democratic
majorities, while Kent and Shalers-
Vile cast tie votes.
Mrs. Livermore will be greeted by
full house Thursday evening, October
10Th Tickets are in good demand
Be sure and hear her.
DR.. 81. G. Goldman, wife and daugh-
ter, of Torch Lake, Mich, are visiting
relatives and friends here, and may
remain during the winter.
The Kennedy Komedy Kompany at
Reeds Opera House, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Chambers, living
on Lincoln Avenue. are receiving con-
gratulations from their friends upon
the birth of q son. weight IL lbs.
1t Is reported that Otto Sontum has
purchased the Exchange corner, for
$1,000, and intends to erect a fine bus
iness block thereon next spring
Edwin Tobin, under sentence to the
penitentiary for larceny, attem ted to
commit suicide in the Jail Sunday
m ,rning, by taking corrosive subli-
mate.
Miss Adelia H. Bassett, of this viii
lage, has sold her residence. opposite
the Disciple Church, to Mr.. Squire
Stanford, of Elk Horn, Wisconsin.
Possession TO be given Nov. 1st.
Mrs. VIM. Ruffle-. and daughter
Nellie, left for New York on Thursday
last, whence they expected to sail for
England on Saturday. They will
probably be absent year or more.
Mr.. B. Madole has leased Mrs. !
Ruffie's bakery, and will continue the
business If you want nice, fresh |
bread. biscuit, buns, pies or cakes,
give him call.
At an election of officers for Oak
wood Chapel S. s., last Sunday, G. r.
Braden was elected Superintendent,
Miss Irene Hesler, Assistant Superin-
tendent, and E. Y. Lacey, Chorister.
On the 14th inst, Elijah i. Skilton
was held to bail by Justice Holcomb
for his appearance at the next term of
the Common Pleas Court to answer to
a charge of assault and battery on one
Dan. King.
Mrs Bach was very happily surprised
last week Tuesday evening, by forty
or more of her friends and neighbors,
who came with their baskets we'll filled
to celebrate her 3sth birthday. They
also brought large number of pres
ents.
Anthony Hummelbaugh, an old
citizen of Ravenna, while picking ap-
pies at the residence of II, 8. Doty,
On Saturday last, fell from a tree and
broke one of his wrists. He received
other injuries, the exact nature of
which we are unable to learn.
Public convenience demands the
of a good cross. walk from
he stone pavement leading to the
main entrance to the Court House
across Main street and connecting
with the pavement on the other side.
Dur " City dads" should attend to this
v soon as the water mains are laid. i
y p. Benjamin secured In two hours
cards sufficient to make
N enlargement to the new Ravenna
gotten up by him last June.
rhe enlargement will contain several
Inc Photographic views, and win be, .
when completed, the finest Of his
many elegant works Of the kind.
The RavennA, Lecture Course will
onsist Of three lectures. Mrs. Liver
more, Oct, %, Major Dane, Dec. Is,
md Prof. e. w. ClsYpole, January IL.
Jingle tickets SO cents, season tickets
4, to be obtained at the door or of
sev. Andrew Wilson.
Mrs. Mary A. Livermore will give
he first leccure of the Ravenna Lee
ure Course, i'm the Universalist Church 1
thursday evening, October 18th. Sub
oct, Wendell Phillips and His Times.
Doors open at 7:f5; lecture at 8.
tickets so cents, to be obtained at the
oor or of Rev. Andrew Wilson. Sea. @
on Tickets 81 Pa auro onH .rof q