The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-09-03

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Oysters ripe.
Court commences next Monday.
! Tie PiOnt ers meet in Kent today.
Tie schools will resume their work
reXt Monday.
The Rink will be open Saturday
evening.
The Summer is ended and yet nary
circus. Alas, how sad!
The weather for several days has
been cool and fall like.
Remember the lecture at the Uni
versalist Church, Friday evening.
The weather bureau is doing a good |
thing for Amos these days.
The Portage County Teachers In
stitute closed its session on Saturday. |
Don't fail to attend the Lecture at |
Universalist Church, Friday evening.
Ed. Y. Lacey has been on the sick |
Frost was reported on low grounds
in this region last Thursday and Fri
day mornings.
-. Not quite four weeks till the County
tFair. 1t is time to prepare for the
great event.
All old soldiers should hear Rev. J.
e. Smith, at the UDiversalist Church
on Friday evening.
A. Mosley, Esq, and wife, returned
home from their trip across the great
| waters on Saturday evening.
Richard J. Thompson, Esq, one of
Ravenna's oldest citizens, is quite sick
at his residence two miles east of town.
o. V. Searl returned on Tuesday,
after a months recreation, most of
which was spent in the Adirendacks
On account of the Association in
| Kent, there will be no services in the
Universalist Church next Sunday.
Miss Katy Smith commenced her
school, in the Ely District, on Monday
last. May her cares rest lightly.
The Pittsburg & Western r. r. sell
half fare tickets to the State Fare this
week. good for return until Sept. 9th.
Miss Helen Lambert, of Cleveland,
paid short visit to her friends here,
stopping with her brother, c. H. Lau
bert.
Miss Lena Gretzinger left on Tues
day morning for Boone, Iowa, to spend
a couple of months visiting friends
there.
All female diseases of old or recent
standing can be cured by Drs. Sprague
II Smith. Hundreds can testify to the
above facts.
The members of the G.. A. r. are
especially invited to be at the Lecture
lucy SfShkbSJ IilO Ch4S
GknFch.
The n. Y. P. d o, will sell Excur-
sion tickets to Columbus and return
during the Fair at one full fare one
way for round trip.
Rev. J. f. Smiths lecture at the
Universalist Church, Friday evening,
will be both instructive and entertain
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson ex-
tend to all cordial invitution to the
Basket Social at their residence Thurs
day afternoon and evening, Sept. 10th.
John III. Dussel, Esq. has purchased
of Hon. P. B. Conant, lot 6OxlSO #.
on Madison street, upon which he
proposes to erect soon a fine residence.
Warren is beginning to put on city
airs. Ground has been broken for
their new Opera House, and now the
people are talking business in the
matter of water works.
A Prohibition Convention will be
held at Ravenna, Saturday, Sept. 10Th,
TO nominate two Senators and county
ticket. Good speakers will be in at
tendance.
f. Il. Colt, member of our County
Agricultural Board, is doing commit
tee work in the Second Department.,
under an appointment by the State
Board of Agriculture, at the State Fair
this week
VIM. Gardner, of Freedom, and M. |
A. Day, of Ravenna, were drawn as
jurors in the U. S. District Court, for |
September term, and N. H. Smith, of |
Ravenna, on the petit jury of the Cir
cult Court, at the October term.
Sharon, Youngstown and Ravenna |
have formed trotting circuit, which |
opens in Sharon, Sept. 10th to 18th,
premiums $1,000; at Youngstown,
Sept. 2Sd to 25th, stakes 81 500. The
circuit will close at Ravenna, October
1st and End, purses $500. i
Revs. Nash and Cone, of Akron, G. |
r.. Shipman, of Girard, Pa, and other
clergymen, will attend the Western
Reserve Association of Universalists
next Friday, Saturday and Sunday, in
Kent. A laSge and interesting meet
lug is expected.
Mr.. Charles Rietz left Ravenna on
he enters the employiof Mr.. limerick,
merchant tailor, as cutter. Mr. Bietz
is tasty and trim in his art, and above
all, a gentleman. He has the best
wishes of his many friends of this
place.
Last Friday Mr.. VIII Scranton. en-