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

Messrs. Geo. E. Hall and G. B.
Hanna and their families, of Cleveland
are recreating on the farm of r. j.
Thompson, Esq, two miles east of
town.
According to the Revised Statutes,
as amended February ID, 1884, it is
unlawful to permit Canada thistles,
teasels or wild carrots to grow and
ripen into seed on the lands or public
highways, in Ohio, under penalty of
twenty-five dollars.
Notwithstanding the factory of the
Sturdevant Lumber Co. was destroyed
by fire Oh the morning of the 18th
inst, that enterprising company an
nounce that they are prepared to fur
nish customers. as usual, with any
thing in their line.
The annual meeting of the Pioneer
Association of Portage and Summit
counties will be held in Kents Grove,
in the village of Kent, on Thursday,
OCplCh1oC1 Ous LID AACClLAR pioh4AcCc
to be as interesting and pleasant as
any of those that have preceded it ,and
the old settlers of the two counties
should make it a point to attend.
Married persons, or young men con-
templating marriage, aware of Physi-
cal Weakness, Loss of Provocative
Powers, Impotency, or any other dis
qualifications, speedily relieved. He
who places himself under the care of
Drs. Sprague and Smith, may confide
in their honor as gentlemen, and con-
fidently rely upon their skill as physi-
clans. They will be at the Etna House
August "A, 25, 26, q. Consultation free
and strictly confidential.
The canvas of Portage county for
subscriptions to the new College build
Ing at Hiram has opened up hopefully
Hiram has already subscribed $4,000.
one-fourth of the amount to be raised
in the county. The work is going on
in Garrettsville and Mantua. Prof
Dean will be in Ravenna this week in
the interests of the movement. Let
old Hiram students, and all others in
terested in retaining the institution in
the county lend helping hand, and
the College will be kept, or Warren
will be compelled to pay more than
$50, 900 for it.
DIR. James H. Reed and wife, of
Kent, celebrated the fiftieth anniver-
sary of their marriage by a party at
their residence, last Thursday evening
at which fifty one of their neighbOrs
and relatives were present. An ele-
CANT repast was served and the hours
were spent in recOunting the pleasant
events that have occurred during the
half century of welded life of the host
and hostess. May many more yeals
of prosperity and happiness be la
stoIe for them.
Now is the accepted time. Doctors
Sprague and Smith will be at the Etna
House, August "a, 25, 26, q, and if you
ale suffering from any complaint-no
matter of what nature, or of how long
standing, even if given up by other
physicians-don't fail to call on them.
If they can cure you. they will tell
you 50. Consultation free, and strictly
confidential The poor will receive
prescriptions free of charge.
On the 1lth inst, four lads of this
place, from fourteen to seventeen years
of age, were bound over by Justice
Dussel to the Common Pleas Court,
one for assault with intent to commit |
a rape, and the Others for aiding and |
abetting the same. The names Of the |
boys are Albert Willyard, Willie Ault, |
Willie Hammell and Henry Fitzger-
aid. They Furnished the required |
bail and were released to await the |
action of the Crane d jury.
One would not think that times are |
hard, judging from the large amount
of crockery people are constan tly car
rying home from VanNess' store. The
great secret is, he has made the price |
according to the times, and is selling
crOckery at figures that will astOAish
you. Who would have thought two
years ago of buying Meakins teas at
10 cents per set today, plates at the
same figure, the best wash bowl and
pitcher for IS cents? Do not be back
ward about coming i'm to look at goods
for you will be we'll received whether
you make a purchase or not.