The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-09-02
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.


Gates open at O'Clock A. NJ; close at 8 T. N.
PHILO l.. KING. SEXTON.
For School Books go to Mrs. L. A .
Scriptures.
September.
The Summer is over.
School vacations are about. played
out.
Tuesday morning-the last rose of
Summer.
Mondays soaking rain was well
coined by all,
Hon. E. b. Taylor was in town OH
Monday.
The fall term of school begins next
Monday.
What has become of the new Jail
project?
Auditor Olin is still cenfined to his
house by sickness.
Col. Royal Taylor reached his 87th
birthday on Sept. let.
The artificial lakes at Maple Grove
Cemetery are about completed.
The Crown Flint glass works will
be in operation the last of the week.
g. w. Newton has branched out,
don't fail to read his advertisement.
The September term of Common
Pleas Court begins next Monday.
J. s. Smith is building an addition
to his residence on North Chestnut
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y. Beebe are at
tending the State Fair at Columbus
this week.
The regular meeting of the County
Commissioners will be held next week
beginning Monday.
Quaker Mill Co. now has two N. Y.
P. & o. tracks laid to the Mill. Their
business is booming.
A refreshing shower Monday cooled
the atmosphere and made life again
worth living.
Mrs. w. E. Hummelbaugh returned
to her home in Leroy, N. Y, We'd
nesday evening.
We understand lodge of knights
of Labor was organized in this place
Monday evening.
w. B. Thomas, Esq. has been dam
gerously sick with typhoid dysentery
for several days past.
Mrs. E. G.. Harmon, of Burton, is
spending week in town with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. F. Douthitt.
Don't forget the date, Thursday eve.
this week, Mexican Orchestra. Only
Soc, no extra for reserved seats.
Philo Bierce was again at his old
place in the Recorders office, Saturday
last, in the absence of Recorder Post.
d. @. Gardner returned last Friday
from California. He was very much
pleased with the country and the trip.
The Mexican Typical Orchestra, at
Reeds Opera House this Thursday
evening.
The sale of household goods made
by Frank ID. Curtiss, on Saturday last
was we'll attended. The goods Were
all sold. and we'll sold.
The water main is being extended
1850 feet on Freedom street, and on
Main street east as far as the residence
of Capt. J. ID, King.
Garrettsville cirsuseth and faireth
Sept. 7th. With a Circus and Fair
at the same time the enterprising town
will about have it's hands full.
The Mexican Typical Grand March,
dedicated by Prof. Cuyas to Mrs.
President Cleveland, will be rendered
Thursday evening, at theOpera House.
Mrs. c. E. Witter has repurchased
of MIR. M. Collins, the property ON
Chestnut street which she sold to him
last spring, paying for the same S. 500
o. w, Coy has started hack line
which will be convenience to our
people. His prices are reasonable. See
his advertisement.
Prices of admission to the Mexican
Typical Orchestra concert, Thursday
evening, 50c., no extra for reserved
seats gallery 35c.
Letters remaining in the Postoffice
at Ravenna, Aug. 3lst.
Capt. Button, George Deizman, D.
E. Fay, R. w. Knowlton, Mr.. Henry
Knapp, Curtis Reed.
P. & w. Express does not ship as
many peaches as they did. Why?
The IL o'clock a, M. fast train stops to
take on Highland Home peaches for
Akron.
On account of the Annual Meeting
in Brimfield, there will not be any
preaching or Sunday School in the
Ravenna Universalist Church next
Sunday.
The Pennsylvania Company has
purchased the old Hopkins warehouse
property near its proposed new depot
and intends converting the grounds
into beautiful park.
Theodore Clark has used this season,
5000 baskets in shipping peaches from
Highland Home, and to cover them
has used twenty one bolts of tarletan,
making quite an item in itself. He
has still 1,500 bushels of excellent
peaches to market.