The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-23
The campers are having jolly time.

II, Accommodation, 9: SIS.
The campers are having jolly time.
The Rink was we'll patronized last
Saturday night.
The growing corn crop has been
having big boom of late.
Books and Albums at 25 per cent to
40 per cent. discount. c. A, MYERS.
The Congregational Sunday School
picnic at Silver Lake today, (Wednes-
day.
Farmers have had very favorable
weather for gathering their hay and
wheat crops.
J. III. Furry and wife camped at
Sandy Lake Saturday night, remain
ing over Sunday.
Dwight Dewey's 8 new dwelling house
on Prospect street is beginningto to take
shape and looks grana
Mrs. d. C. Goldman left on Monday
for Massachusetts, to spend few
weeks visiting friends.
Messrs. NJ. Gretzinger and J. H.
Dussel returned from their trip to the
city of Brotherly Love on Saturday.
The work Of laying the main pipes
for the Water Works on the principal
streets of town is progressing quite
rapidly,
Major d. c. Goldman left on Mon
day for Catskill, N. Y, to attend the
meeting of the window glass manu-
facturers.
I. T. Siddall, Esq., left on Wednes-
day morning on a business trip to
Michigan and Wisconsin, to be absent
about Two weeks.
Mrs. c. NJ. Preston, of Cleveland, is
making her annual visit to Ravenna
friends, which she has continued for
more than forty years.
G. P. Reed and family and L. S.
Ward and family went into camp at
Silver Lake On Tuesday, expecting
to remain two weeks or more.
At the election of officers of the
Universalist Church, on the 18th inst,
Messrs. b. F. King, l.. A. Olin and p.
l.. King were chosen Trustees.
Parties desiring books, albums, pic
ture frames, hammocks, wall paper,
&C., should avail themselves of the
extremely low prices we are now
giving. G. A. MYERS.
Col. John G.. Beatty is still confined
to his house by sickness. He is suffer
ing from an attack of typhoid fever.
His condition is thought to be slightly
improved.
Rev. e. d. Bostwick, formerly of
Edinburg, but now pastor of a church
i'll Hudson. Mch.. occupied the pulpit
of the Congregational Church last
Sunday morning.
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throughout the land for the
past week, and everybody Is seeking |
the shady side. Still but few cases of
have been reported.
Mr.. Fred. Fl. Carnahan, who has
been employed in the post-otfice the
past year. has accepted the position i'll
the Second National Bank made va
can't by the resignation of Mr.. Chas.
Curtis.
Three thousand young bass were
placed in Muzzy Lake. and the same
in Sandy Lake, one day last
week. They came from Sandusky,
AZ d are of the small. mouth species.
The Ohio Courts have decided that
= man who pays taxes in school dis
trict may send his children to school
in that district, without extra fees,
even If he lives in an adjoining dis
trict.
Notwithstanding the threatening
aspect Of the weather, the picnic of
the M. e. Sunday School, at Silver
Lake, on Wednesday last, was well
and was enjoyed by all who
The Ravenna City Band will give a
in the Park, tomorrow Friday
evening. Ice cream will be served for
the benefit of the Band. and it is
hoped our citizens will give them a
liberal patronage. Should the weather
be stormy the festival will be held at
he Town Hall,
We are informed that Mr.. w. 81,
Crafts. of Mantua, and Mr.. Horace A.
Hine, of Shalersville, are, in the near
future, to embark in the banking bus
mess at Mantua Station. The citizens
Of that enterprising hamlet are to be
on receiving this much
needed addition to their business in
terests.
The cheapest line of crockery and
glassware ever shown in Portage Co,
is now on exhibition at VanNess.'
This is the second arrival in 80 DAYS.
The blue dinner set is just immense,
and the price way down. The new
style crockery is all the rage now, and
everybody ia buying it. You can get
q piece at time if you wish and are
not obliged to buy the whole set unless
you wish. Buy a piece at time and |
soon you will have a whole set.