The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-09-24
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
THURSDAY, SEPT.24.1S 1885
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY.

Summer Time Table, 1856.
Gates open at 7n'clock A. M; close at P. N
Bell will be rung ten minutes before closing, as
notice to carriages to leave the grounds.
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open at O'Clock A. M; close at P. NJ
PHILO L. KING. SEXTON.
Fair next week.
L Deerfield Fair Friday and Saturday
Farmers are busy getting in theil
wheat.
We are having delightful autumna
weather.
Fair next week, and don't you for
get it.
The Rink will be open Saturday
evening, as usual.
Farmers complain that potatoes are
rotting very badly.
The farmers have commenced to cut
up their corn and are doing shocking
business.
w. d. Durham has been making
some notable Improvements. in his
Mechanics Block.
Call at Newton's Music Store and
Sewing Machine rooms, and see the
New White.
A new Democrat. at home of E. s.
Skilton, Sept. 18th, weight 10 lbs., and
his name IL George HI.
The White Sewing received
first premium at the State Fair, at Co.
lumbus, O., Sept. 4, 1885.
Miss Flora Parsons went to Cleve-
land on Wednesday to Look for Milli-
merry novelties.
The races are sure to be we'll filled,
the track Ia In excellent condition and
hne sport may be expected at the Fair.
Uncle Toms Cabin Companies are
again on the war path with an in.
creased number of dogs and donkeys.
The feathered songsters are massing
their forces preparatory to their exc.
dus to winter quarters in the sunny
| South.
Mayor Smith sentenced John o..
Brien to 80 days in Jail, and fine o
s$25 and costs fer his brutal assault Oh
John Reudy.
Miss Ida Hertif will be pleased te
see all her former customers, at G. w
Newton's Millinery Store. Pitkin',
block, Ravenna.
The Salvation Army folks were ou
in full force on Sunday. They lefto ou
the drums and tamborines, which was
a decided improvement, and quite a.
religious.
Secure your membership tickets o
the treasurer, G. w. Freeman. at Sny
der & Freeman's store, and avoid the
rush at the ticket office on the Fail
Grounds.
Mr.. Geo. f. Bigelow, of Nebraska
formerly of Streetsboro, spent Sunday
i'm Ravenna. Mr.. Bigelow is speaking
for Prohibition, filling appointments
of the Prohibition State Elk. Com.
Rev. VIM. Delano, formerlya Bap.
tist minister of Garrettsville, died sud-
denly at Bedford, September Is. Mr..
Delano spoke at the Prohibition Con-
vention in Ravenna on the 18th, and
was apparently in good health.
H. w. Powers and G. Fl. Porter,
medical students of DIR. A. M. Powers
of Rootstown. have gone to Cleveland
to attend the winter term of lectures
at the Cleveland Medical College.
Seth E. Harmon, foreman of the
Detroit Free Press Office. made us q
pleasant call last Saturday. He spent
several days last week visiting rela
tives and friends in this vicinity.
Mr.. VIM. Bacon's leg mentioned in
last weeks PRESS as having been
badly crushed by accident. was ampu'
tated below the knee, on Thursday
last, by Drs. Tressel, Powers and
Spires. The young man will probably
recover. r& ste'
Are you going to Niagara Falls
Sept. 20, via N. Y. P. 60. Ry. Only
$4 for round trip. Leave Ravenna al
l2:25 a. M, arrive ut Buffalo a. m.
Sept. 80, Niagara Falls ss. m. Tickets
good six days. Reduced rates at ho
tells. See small bills.
There was fair audience at the
Opera House last Thursday evening to
witness Frederick Warde's company
in Richard III, and they were highly
entertained. 1t Is seldom that an en-.
tertainment Of greater merit strikes
our town.
Ravenna people should feel a greater
interest in the success of the Fair than
the citizens of the county generally
although it is county institution
We hope to see ALL the people turn
out this year. The officers assure us
the exhibition will be unusually good
this year.
| VanNess' Crockery sales are enor
NOUS. Low prices will work wonders
Cold weather will be here soon, anG
you will need more crockery, so make
haste and lay in supply while it j:
cheap. He will sell you goods from
10 to 20 per cent. less than any on,
dare to sell you the same article.
Orlando Bently, a prominent citizer