The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-10-14
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY.


Gates open at O'Clock A. NJ; close at P.
PHILO l.. KING. SEXTON.
For New Books and cheap reading
90 10 Mrs. Z. A. Scriptures.
The Fair season is over.
The leaves are falling fast.
Prepare for rough weather soon.
Time to pick your winter apples.
Alliance Free Fair next Saturday.
The weather continues delightful.
Corn is nearly ali cut and shocked.
Geo. F. Robinson, Esq., is gaining
slowly.
Teachers examination next Satur
day.
Tax paying will soon be in orde
again.
Cider vinegar ought to be plenty ant
cheap.
A ride into the country these days
is delightful.
Chestuuts. small boys, broken bones
and doctors bills, all plenty.
The potato crop is being brought to
light rapidly this tiue weather.
A full line OF Seaside Library publ.
cations at Mrs. l.. n. Scriptures.
w. T. Grundel is visiting the East
combining business and pleasure.
"The Boys" of the NJ. E. Church
give an oyster supper this (Wednes'
day. evening.
Don't sell your crops to strangers
unless you get your pay before the
produce leaves your sight.
Circuit Court convened today WED
nesday) Judges Woodbury., Frazier
and Laubie OH the bench.
Edward j. Bradshaw, of st. Paul
Mimi, was in this city during the last
week, visiting friends and ac4uain-
Lances.
No one should miss seing thes Eju-
Gated Horses perform. at the Opera
House this week. Prices l5c. 25c. and
5Lg.
l.. w. Kelly has purchased the
News Stand and business of h. ID
Armstrong, aud will continue the hu
siness at the old stand i'll the PosIoiiiCe e.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will attend
Universalists at Windsor, Ashtabula
county, next Saturday and Sunday.
Quaker Mill Co is putting second
boiler i'll its establish ment, one being
Insufficient to generate sufficient steam
for their large engine.
The c. & P. R, r. will sell excursion
tickets to all applicants to Alliance
and return Saturday. Oct. 10Th, at the
low rate of 25 cents, on account of the
10th Free Fair"
The Grand Commandery of knights
T .m plars now in conclave at Akron,
o is largely attended. A number OF
Ravenna Knights could be seen in the
grand and imposing parade.
Prof. w. D. Shipman of Buchte
College, will preach in the Universal
ist Church next Sunday forenoon and
evening. In the evening his subject
will be Substitution"
The entertainment to be given every
night, and Saturday matinee, this
week, by the Educated Horses, will
be one of the most noyel and interest
ing of any ever produced on the Opera
House stage.
A complete list of the burglars dead
beats, ETC., who have visited Ravenna
for the past few months, would con
tribute enough matter for several edi-
tions of first class daily.
The Democrats of the various town.
ships in the county should complete
their organizations at once, and make
for getting out the full
party vote, Tuesday, November I'd. .
E. P. French & Co., 33 to Al Pros
pect St., Cleveland, are Grand Rapids
furniture agents. If
you are close buyer call on them.
Goods packed and delivered +. o. B.
945-4t.
The Opera House stage has been en-
tirely cleared of its scenery and an
extra floor laid upon the present one
covered with 200 bu. of sawdust, in
for the entertainment to
be given by the trained horses and
mule.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
meeting OF the Puritan Conference
will be held in the Congregational
Church at Randolph next Saturday,
the 10th inst. A full attendance is
desired.
Ravenna papers charge five cents
line for obituaries, resolutions of re-
spect, etc. Kent News.
Not so on this side of the line. The
PRESS never has and does not now
charge anything for notices of mar
riages, deaths, or obituaries.
A large nuber of volumes of the
Life and Public Services of James G..
Blaine have been sold in this city at
soc a volume. The price is commen.
surate with the value of the public
services " referred to.
We are under obligations to Hon.
James s. Robinson, Secretary of State,
for a pamphlet copy of the election
laws of the State of Ohio and the
United States, in force at present.
Col. J. o. Winship opened the cam
paign in this city on Wednesday eve,
Oct. 9th, by addressing small audi
ence of Forsker's disciples, called to
gether by 3 very large effort.
We understand that our young
friends, a. :, Cole and Ii. M. Wright,