The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-10-28

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PHILO L, KING. SEXTON.
For New Books and cheap reading
60 To Mrs. +. A. Scriptures.
Moore and Vivian i'll "Our iona.
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Election next Tuesday. Let every
Democrat do his duty.
La da da Brass Band Thursday next
Oct %.
WARREN has commenced operations
for water works.
The Ravenna Rink was opened for
the season Saturday evening.
A full line oi Seaside Library publi-
cations at Mrs. E. A Scriptures.
| RWednesday's rain was welcomed
| by many people who were out of water.
The wells and cisterns are fast be-
coming dry Patronize the Water
Works.
Witness the parade of the great
Brass Band aud Drum Corps, Thurs
day this week.
Mr.. Conrad Sapp has been confined
to his house several days past by severe
illness.
Elder J. Tribby preached in the M.
E. Church last Sunday, OH account of
the illness of the pastor.
e. P. Hatfield, Esq, of Cleveland,
spent few days in town during the
past week.
The ladies of the Congregational
Church gave supper Friday evening
netting about $50.
The Quaker Mills are the largest in
United States engaged solely in the
manufacture of oatmeal.
The familiar face of e. M. Bassett,
of Youngstown, was seen on our
streets Friday last.
A. II. Parsons is spending part of
the week in Oil City, Franklin and
Sandy Lake, Pa.
1t is expected that Warren's new
Opera House will be finished ready
for occupancy by January lst.
Engineer Davis, of the water works,
had horse killed by train on the
q. & P. r. r. last week.
Rev. E. B. Chase, of Kent, preached
in the Congregational Church Of this
city Sunday morning last.
Thursday eve next we have another
fine entertainment al the Opera House
See their advertisement in another
column,
Mr.. Witt, an attorney of Columbi-
ana, was in town on Tuesday, assist
ing the defense in the replevin suit
before Justice Dussel,
A VOTE for the Democratic ticket
will be declaration in favor of the
supremacy of the constitution of the
State over the demands of PARTISAN
ship,
The machinery for the new tile
works is at the n. 7. P. d o. depot,
and the work of Ell Getting the buildings
will begin at once. Nothing but tile
will be manufactured at first, but we
understand machinery for making
pottery will be put in at later period
A good sized audience greeted Hicks
& Sawyer's Colored Minstrels, at the
Opera House, Monday evening, and
judging from the expressions of APP
prOval, we conclude that those who
attended were we'll pleased with the
performance.
We have received, from the West
bote Publishing Company, of Colum-
bus, pamphlet copy of the COnstitu-
ton of the State of Ohio, with notes
and comments. This valuable docu-
ment is published in English and
German. Price 80 cents.
A VOTE for the Democratic ticket is
a condemnation of the proposition of
the State shall be reappraised at their
full valuation to compensate for the
losses by the failure of capitalists to
return for taxation the full amount of
their personal property.
The Rink opened last Saturday eve
ming. A very large attendance was
noticed. The band discoursed good
music, and it looked like old times
The Rink will be open every Saturday
afternoon and evening until further
notice.
Henry and Christian Knerr were ar
rested last week by Deputy Game
Warden KelsO, charged with hunting
rabbits with ferret, contrary to law.
They will have a hearing today before
Mayor Holcomb, and will doubtless
be able to prove their innocence.
The Kent Courier, the new Repub-
lican journal of Kent, is announced
to be issued today. Charles II. Scott,
formerly of the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, is to be its manager. 1t will be
an intensely Republican sheet, of the
Murat Halstead stripe, and will fill a
long felt want.
Letters remaining in the Postoffice
at Ravenna, Oct. Goth.
Mr.. B. l. Bostwick, Mr.. Ray Knowl-
ton, Mr.. Christian Link, Mrs. Will
Peditt, Mr.. Eugene Peditt, w. M.
Reynolds, Miss Matte Skilly. Mr.. AL
bert Thompson, Mr., Liong Willard,
Mr.. Edward Walpole.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Clayton are
visiting Mrs. Clayton's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. p. Reed. MIR. G. has dis,
posed of his interest in the company