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

Scriptures.
Fred, the Dutchman, Friday eve.
ming next.
The Garrettsville Fair is now in full
blast
The trade in school books and school
supplies is rushing this week.
Fun for rybody Friday evening
next at the Opera Heuse. See adv't.
School commenced last Monday,
with the usual large attendance.
Tickets at so cents, with no extra
for reserves. Gallery25 cts.
There is little, if any, improvement
i'll the condition of w. b. Thomas, Esq.
Col. o. c. Risdon has been confined
to his house by sickness, for several
days past.
Squirrels are ripe, but there appears
to be some difficulty in harvesting a
very large crop.
The favor of our Shalersville cor
respondent came to hand too late for
insertion this week.
Court commenced its September
term on Monday last, with Judge
Canfield on the bench.
Newton is getting in a large stock
of Furniture. Don't fail to attend the
Grand Opening.
d. l.. Rockwell, Esq, returned on
Tuesday from the East, where he has
been for medical treatment several
weeks.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach in
Feeder Dam School House, Friday
evening, Sept. 18th, on the parable of
" The Sheep and Goats"
G. e. King g. Co. commenced oper-
ations at their cider mill on Cleveland
Avenue last Saturday, making twelve
barrels the first day.
Ravenna has new enterprise in
the shape of a glue factory. All that
is required to insure its success is to
80 stick"
For SALE, 900 Bundles of Rye
Straw, cut when in blossom for bind
ing corn fodder. Price, cents per
bundle. N. w. Corr, Shalersville.
Mr.. Erastus Carter, residing in the
north part of the township, had the
to fall from a fence on
last, dislocating one of his
shoulders.
Maurice Anderson, the versatile
young actor, will appear at the Opera
House Friday evening, in the charac-
er of Fred. the Heroic Dutchman.
Don't miss the entertainment.
Mrs. Geo. Wilder, daughter of A.
D. Gurley, Esq, and little daughter
Ruth, are spending short time in
2avenna before removing toNebraska.
where they expect to make their future
lOme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wilson eX-
end sincere and cordial invitation
o all to attend the Basket Social at
heir residence Tuesday afternoon and
Sept. IA.
Coy's hack line is a great conven-
ence to the people, and is beginning
o be appreciated. He carries passen-
,ers to and from trains, or any points
n the city, for 10 cents.
At the examination that was held at
Warren on the 9th ult., Charles III.
Ialoney, of Kent, received the APP
,ointment to the WestPOint cadetship
rom this district, his standing being
3 II. There were 81 applicants.
The members of the Dorcas Society
will hold Basket Picnic at the resi-
lence of Albert Babcock on Friday,
September 10th.
MRS. E. HAsRROUCK, Pres.
MRS. w. D. ARMSTRONG, Sec.
In the matter of the application for
he appointment of guardian for
William Manley, of Garrettsville, two
laws were consumed in the Probate |
Court, putting in testimony. Argu-
nents yet to be made.
The Ravenna Dry Goods stores will
hereafter be closed at o'clock p. m,
except Monday and Saturday evenings
md four weeks before Christmas, and
Turing the months of May, June, July |
and August, until further notice.
Henry Nichols, Esq, of Atwater,
started Monday evening to make a
visit to his daughter, at Princeton,
county, Kansas, expecting
70 be absent tive or six weeks. We
wish him pleasant trip and q safe
return.
The Crown Flint Glass Works re-
,umed operations last Thursday, but
Qau uOl pTOcecucu ldI WhCH hCoiIy oAA
the pots were broken, causing tenn.
porary suspension of operations. The
repairs will be completed in day or
two.
DIR. A. M. Powers, of RootstOwn,
after eighteen years. residence on
West street, has removed to his resi-
lence north of the M. E. Church.
DR.. H. w. Powers goes into business
with his father, and will occupy the
old homestead.
The September meeting of the Hor-
ticultural Society will be held on Wed
nesday. the 18th inst, at the residence
Of Mr.. G. l.. Bartlett, in Ravenna. Es-
say by Albert Olin, of Streetsboro. All
are cordially invited.
ANDREW WILSON, Sec.
Three of Ravenna's popular young
ladies left on Monday, Misses Verde
Seymour and Bessie Riddle going to
Linden, Canada, where they expect
to enter College, and Miss Marie
Leonard going to Boston, to complete
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