The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-10-29

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See C. l.. Rood & Co.'S advertisement
on 1st page.
- Chip Fogg, Saturday night, at Reeds
Opera House.
Miss Flora Parsons spent Tuesday
in Cleveland.
Judge J. T. Catlin is able to be about
again.
There is most decided scarcity OF
local news of interest.
The weather for most Of the past
week has been delightful. ....
Pumpkin pie festivals are becoming
all the rage through the country.
It is about time for calendars fo-
1886 to put in an appearance.
The party at the Rink last Thursday
night was q very pleasant affair.
Halloween comes next Saturday
night. Look out for your cabbages,
gates and "sich."
A fine line of plush baby bonnets at
the New Millinery Store, in Pitkin's
Block, Ravenna. o.
Wings, ornament and trimmings of
all kinds. at the new millinery store,
Pitkin's block, Ravenna, o.
Low Prices In children's cloaks, la.
dies and children's Jersey jackets.
MRS. A. II, PARSONS, Raw. o.
Reserved seats for Fogg's Ferry en.
tertainment on sale at Reeds Drug
Store. at so cents, (no extra charge for
reserves.)
On Monday Fred Hunt, in careless.
ly fourishing a pocket knife, run the
sharp instrument through his hand,
producing ghastly wound.
Read what the press has to say re.
garding Miss Sallie Price, who will
appear as e" Chip" at the Opera House,
Saturday evening next.
| Call and examine our immense stock
Of Millinery goods, in ali the latest
novelties. Trimmed hats q specially;
| MRS. A. III. PARSONS, Raw. o.
Among the patents recently issued
We notice one to J. Haley, Ravenna,
for mold for pressing glass, aid one to
A. Nelson, Kent, for bush hammer.
At the .. Free Fair held at Alliance
on the 18th inst, it is reported that at
least fifty pockets were rified. That's
little too free by darned sight.
Our streets are badly torn up by the
laying of the water works pipes. We
are in hopes, however, that they will
bs in better condition before a great
while.
Sallie Price. the sprightly and
charming little actress, will appear as
|'' Chip Fogg." lin the play of Fogg's
Ferry, Saturday night, this week." at
the Opera House.
Francis l.. Clark and son. Horace,
of Pittsburg, wheeled into town on.
their tandem tricycle., on Thursday
evening last, and remained over sun
day, visiting old friends here.
Mr.. Z. Mulford has traded the Com !
meroial Hotel property to Mr.. John X.
Smith, for farm in Bainbridge, Ge-i
auga county. 1t is expected that the
hotel will soon be opened for the ac.
commodation of the travelling public.
Be sure and hear Mrs. Livermore, ut
the Universalist Church, this (Thurs-
day. evening. 1t is not probable that
you will ever haze another opportuni-
ty to hear this remarkably gifted lady
in Ravenna.
The eighth semi-annual session of
the Akron District Conference, will
be held at. Rootstown' O., November
2. 8, and 4, An Interesting program
has been prepared. Services COM
mence Monday, at Z p. m.
ON Saturday 9 freight train on the
N. Y. p. 4 O. struck A. B. Caldwell,
q barber at Mahtua Station, about two
miles west of that place. hurting him
quite badly. He was under the infiu-
encs Of liquor and did not-notice the
approaching train.
The Rink will be open every Satur-
day forenoon for children. Parents
accompanying them will be admitted
free. Next week, and until. further
notice, the rink will be open each af.
ternoon f5r ladies learning to skate,
also, on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urday evenings.
The Good Tidings Service" held
in the n. e. Church, on last Sunday
evening, was largely attended and
very Interesting throughout. The
music was excellent and the essays by
Mr.. Charles Jewell and Miss Edith
Doty were full Of useful Information
and presented In fine style by the
sssAyis's' ~
Meetings will be held In the Uni
versalist Church each evening of next
week. DIR. Cone, President Of Buch .el
College, Rev. G. E. Nash, of Akron,
and Rev. n. L. Garfield, Ohio State
Missionary, will assist the pastor.
Such able speakers, and the cause in
which they are engaged, shonld secnre
full houses. II our citizsns manifest
a i,aaf annrooiafior of fhair or,nortIani