The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-10-07

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week or more.
Brass Band and Orchestra with the
Sawtelle Co. Give them good patron
age.
The regular meeting of the County
Commissioners commenced on Mon
] day.
The frost on Saturday night made
vines and garden stuff look discour-
aged.
Mrs. J. S. Watrous, of Elmira, NJ
spent Sunday with her nephew, Geo.
w. Brown.
Three new stores were opened to the
public at Mantua Station, Saturday
evening last.
The Equine Academy to hold forth
at Reeds Opera House,i truly Won
derful entertainment.
The Palmyra Fair, last Friday and
Saturday, was well attended, and was
in every respect a good exhibition.
The sight of twelve horses and a
mule on the Opera House stage will
be quite novel and very interesting.
Fires in the Diamond Glass Works
| have been started, and blowing will
commence in the near future.
Mrs. E. B. Brown, of CharlestOwn,
is visiting her son, Geo. Brown, on
| Lincoln Avenue.
Earl MiIlikan Post, q. A. Il. will
give Campfire and Supper. at Wind
ham, Wednesday evening, Oct. 18th,
Chestnuts are ripe, There are plenty
of days in which 10 gather them with
out desecrating the Sabbath.
Mr.. David Soseman, of Mishawake,
! Ind, has been visiting relatives IN
Ravenna, the guest of Mrs. George
! Brown, of Lincoln Avenue.
Don't miss seeing Prof Caste'lo
with his wonderful horses, at Reeds
! Opera House, next week commencing
Tuesday, October IL.
The Republicans of Ravenna hold
| .he first meeting of the campaign at
the Town Hall, this, Wednesday, eve
ming.
PM. Coffin, OF Detroit, spent a few
days with Ravenna friends last week
| stopping off on his way home from
| New York.
DIR. l.. w. Reed has added greatly
to the good appearance of old PheniX
Hall by putting in its front new win,
dows with large panes of glass.
Miss Ella Brigham died on Tuesday
evening, Oct. 5th, at the residence OF
her mother, on Chestnut street, after
severe illness for over three years.
Several Ravenna poultry breeders
| will exhibit their best at the Akron
Fair, this week, and we shall be dis,
appointed if the coops are not well
supplied with red cards.
| E. P. French & Co., SO to Al Pros
pect ST., Cleveland, are Grand Rapids
manufacturers furniture agents. II
you are close buyer call on them.
Goods packed and delivered F. o. B.
945 1t.
Ada, youngest child of G. J. and
Maggie Braklow, died of cholera in.
fantum at 11:30 O'Clock a. M, Oct. 4
| aged one year on the 10th of this
month. The funeral will take place
today at 10 a. nj.
The Ravenna Republican warns it:
rarity friends of Portage county to LOOK
out or the Democrats will elect L. II
Phelps as Prosecuting Attorney. W.
guess the people could stand it.-[A
lance Leader.
r. M. Freshwater, formerly pasto
of the M. f. Church in this city, re
Gently located at Akron. has just been
appointed to the pastOrate of th,
Broadway M. E. Church, of Cleveland
A lecture course is contemplated fo
of the Young Peoples Societies of tn,
Congregational, Methodist and Disci
pile Churches. A good lecture cours,
is what the people want.
We are informed that there wer,
some inaccuracies in our account O
the confidence game alleged to havt
been played upon one of our farme
friends. The gentleman referred t.
informs us that he was not drawn int,
any game of chance, and did not los,
any money by the sharpers, though i
was evidently their purpose to fieec,
him. Our account of the affair wa
made up from talk upon the street ,anG
it seems was incorrect in some details
Letters remaining i'll the Postoffic C.
at RaVenna. Oct. 9Th.
Mr.. Juaeph Atwell, Mrs. Emin,
Dusten. Mir. L. Barrett, Jas. Bolsnd
Quincy Case, Miss siharet Cook, Mrs
E f Day, Deverail IL Co., Mr.. w. S
DeLude, Mr.. JOAN \. Duffy, Mr.. De
witt Giliett, Mi, tTIll Gibson, Mr.. Do
Hoose. Joseph y. Remedy. Mr.. Gette
Mannhart M Is4 Lizzie Nichols, Thos
Richard, Miss Juliaua Schenk
rhe DOrcas Society will meet a
their room, in the Pitkin block, ever,
Friday evening this winter commeno
ing this week, Oct, Sth. All interest
ed in this work are cordially invited
to meet with them.
MRS. e. HASBRoUCk, Pres.
( Mrs. w. d. ARMSTRONG, Sec.