The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-06-10

Next Sunday will be Children's day
at the Cong. Church. Appropriate ex-
ercises will be held.
The Salvation Army seems to have
abandoned Ravenna SINNERS to their
fate as bad lot.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, Stuart have re-
turned from Columbus, where they
have been visiting for the past week
Now that the President Is safely
landed on the matrimonial shore, from
the sea of Bachelorhood let the news
papers give him a rest.
The Crown Flint Glass Works drew
their fires Wednesday last for the reg
ular Summer vacation, expecting to
resume operations some time in Au-
gust.
The new express on the Erie which
passes through this place, requires a
quick look in order to see it. 1t might
well be termed the impro we'd thunder
bolt.
Twenty-one Kent saloonists have
sigaified their intention to pay the
license fee and continue business un-
der the Dow temperance G) law. All
but four of them pay the $500 fee.
A. s. Beecher, Esq, bids to pay
$500 for the benefit of the town for the
privilege of naming the municipal
corporation of Mantua Station, and it
will be chrIstened " Beecher,"
Ladies and gentlemon will be served
with Ice Cream and Lemonade, at the
Etna House parlors, during the Sum-
mer evenings. All are respectfully
invited to call. WILLIE WARD.
The Mahoning and Shenango Val
ley Fair Association will hold its next
annual fair at Youngstown, on Sept.
14th to 18th. Large premiums will be
offered in every department.
VIM. F. Stein is spending a few
days in town visiting friends. He has
he spent several months for the benefit
of his health, with manifest advan-
tage.
A few nights ago burglars entered
several houses between Ravenna and
Rootstown. We understand nothing
of value was missed from any of the
places except at Mr.. Geo. Harding's,
where the thieves secured $14 in cash
There will be an excursion to Cleve-
land, on the G. & P. on June 23d, on
account of Barnum's show, Fare l .65
for the round trip, including admission
to the show. Tickets good on all trains
and for return on the oath.
The Atlantic Touring mills, so long
idle, have been leased by Capt. l.. r.
Pryor and Son, who will Immediately
start them in operation. All the old
customers of the mills will find it to
their interest to call ON the new firm.
We are informed that a sufficient
amount has been subscribed to the
fund for a Fourth of July Celebration
to warrant the committee in making
the arrangements necessary for the
proper observance of the national an
niversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Clayton, of
Bennett & Moulton's Opera Co., are
visiting Mrs. Clayton's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. P. Reed, having closed a
very successful opera season. They
expect to remain in Ravenna during
the Summer months.
At Cannon's Feed Store, farmers
and all having horses and cattle, will
find just what they need in economis-
ing that which is termed mOney-time
mined Rock Salt, which can be
placed in the manger or field, where
it is accessible at all times. Try it.
Rev. DR.. Potter, formerly of Free
dom, passed several days in town, Wis
iting old friends and acquaintances,
the guest of +, Lord, North Chestnut
street. The DIR. is almost centenarian,
being over 80 years of age, yet he is as
vigorous as many who have not passed
their three score and ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Converse expect
to go, this week or the first of next, to
Texas, and will be absent a year OF
more. Mr.. &. will engage with his
uncle, who is chief engineer of over
1000 miles of Pacific railroad, and is
engaged extensively in other business
We hope it may prove to our young
friends pleasant and profitable trip
We find in the "Sewing Machine
Advance" paper published in Chi
cago, very complimentary notice o
of our former townsman, A. G. Mason
who has recently removed to that city
to take the general management of the
Davis Sewing Machine Co.'S brancI
office at that place.
Jadge p T. COnant and son, Pau
B., have found II law partnership unde
the name and style of COnant & Co
nant. Judge Conant is a lawyer O
long experience and high standing
wl,lle Paul is young man of fin
ability, possessed with an able lega
mind, aud the combination will max
a strong firm. Success Ia them.
Mr. Samuel Hadley, window g!as
blower, wAiie holding a hot finishes
roller over his head, on Tuesday last
got badly cut by the breaking of tn
roller, which fell across the back G
his hand, intiicting severe wound
1t narrowly missed his head, whicl
had it hit would probably have bee
fatal