The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-10-01


in the youngstown fair Thursday and
Friday
Call at Newton's Music Store and
Sewing Machine rooms, and see the
New White.
Col. Asa Jones, of Youngstown, and
M. A. Norris, of the same place, are
in town ON professional business.
T. B. Alcorn, Esq, of Pittsburg,
spent Saturday and sunday with Ra.
VIENNA friends.
The jury in the Webster murder
trial at Warren, returned q verdict OF
guilty on Monday.
&There was an immense crowd OF
people at the DeerfieId fair OH Satur.
day, and the show is reported as good.
The Republicans will roast an OK
whole at Cuyahoga Falls today. Fora
ker and Kennedy will do the bowling.
Miss L. G. Jackson is in receipt OF
new millinery goods. Call at her
store. in Little's building, and exam
inc stock.
Miss Ida Hertif will be pleased to
see all her former customers, at G. w.
Newton's Millinery Store, Pitkin's
Block, Ravenna.
1t will pay you to see the Domestic
before buying Sewing Machine.
T. F. THOMPSON, Agent.
J. 81. EARL, Salesman. 1872 4t*
Ravenna has had thus far in 1885 an
earthquake, cyclone, and bloody
shirt" raid. What next, in the line
of calamities?
A large force of men tunneled under
the C. & P. track at two points. last
Sunday, for the purpose of connecting
the water pipes On either side.
The Young Peoples Association of
the Congregational Church have in
a course of lectures for
the coming season.
Mr.. George Jackson, a former Ra-
VIENNA boy, now in Akron, was married
on Tuesday evening of last week, to
Miss Grace Babcock, Of the latter city
The Young Peoples Fellowship
Meeting will be held at the Congrega-
tional Church Of this city, Saturday.
October oath. An interesting program
Is being prepared.
IF 1t were true that Hoadly dictates
the questions propounded by the Pro.
to Foraker, that furnishes
no reason why they should not receive
. fair and square answer.
The Domestic took the First Premi-
um at the Deerfield Fair, over the
White and the New Home, ON Stitch,
on Construction Of Machine and At
892-4t*
Geo. e. Bigelow. Esq. of Nebraska,
will speak on Prohibition. at Roots
town, Wednesday evening, Sept. 30th,
and at Freedom Center, Friday eve-
ming, Oct. 2.
Mr.. Bigelow will also speak at
Tuesday evening, Oct. 6.
G. w. Newton has just added an.
other department to his music store.
A fine line of Fall and Winter Milli-
merry, with Miss Ida Herriff as over
seer. All are invited to call. Pitkin's
Block, Ravenna, o.
Let the people of the northern part
,f the County attend our Fair, to make
up for the disappointment they expe-
rienced at the one recently held in
on account of bad wealth
Dr..
Stephen G.. o. King, son of Capt. J
D. King, has just passed the examin-
atom and been admitted to the U. 8.
Naval Academy, at Annapolis, Md,
md slung his hammock for the first
Time on the gun deck of the OldSantee.
The nice bread that VanNess sells is
home made. 1t is white, light, and
contains no alum or other
substance, but is made with
pure homemade hop yeast. One loaf
cents a loaf is all 1t costs.
The outer walls of the water-works
are about completed, and the
pipes which will form the conduit
from Crystal Lake to it are nearly half
laid. 1t is tedious process to con-
struct this conduit owing to the char
acter of the soil in which it is being
made. 1t is found necessary to curb
the trench the whole distance.
Philo Bierce has purchased from
Wanzor Holcomb, his residence on
Cedar street, now occupied by his son
William. Consideration $1,000. We
Mr.. III. intends occupying
his elegant new residence OH North
Chestnut street, and his son will move
into the one which Mr.. HolcOmb now
occupies.
1t is reported the B. & o, company
are soon to construct y double heavy
steel track road, which will pass
through Ravenna, and will constitute
the shortest trunk line between New
York and Chicago. The distance be-
tween the two points will be reduced
to $50 miles.