The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-06-28
There were no cases in His. Honor's
Court during the past week.

There was large attendance at ii
: Strawberry Meeting of the Horticu
tural Society on Tuesday.
List of letters remaining in the Po
Office June Goth, 1883.
Mr.. Mathew Belts, Mr.. Harve
! Shoemaker, Mrs. S. L Tupper.
At the last meeting of David McIl
tosh Post, Tuesday evening. June 2
the Post room Wa, filled 10 overflowin
and nine new recruits were mustere,
The Republicans undertook 10 rails
the flag over the nomination of Harr
son, but for some reason it refused [
go higher than half msst, and had
be taken down.
The Churches of Ravenna will hol
a United Meeting next Sunday eve
ming in the Congregational Church il
the interest of the American Bibl
Society. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Clara Hummelbaugh and sol
are visiting ber parents. Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. McGahan, on South Walnut st
She expects to remain over the 4th.
The Esst Miller House is receiving
a liberal patronage, and people stop
ping there get good meals and find
everything neat and pleasant about
the place.
The new flagstaff was raised Friday
afternoon, and on Saturday the Stars
and Stripes again f1oated over the
public square. The fiagstaffis l30 feet
in height, and is an ornament to the
city.
The Kent and Canton Gun Clubs
have arranged for series of shooting
matches, the fret of which took place
on Friday IL and resulted in vic
tory for the Kent Club, the score being
1S5 to 1856.
A young son of Geo. Caruthers, of
Bowery street, took a header from
bicycle last Friday afternoon and dis
located his elbow, also fracturing one
of the bones of his arm. DIR. White
attended his injuries, and he is doing
nicely.
A parry of about twenty young folks
held a pleasant picnic at West Twin
Lake on Tuesday, going with a four
horse team in the haymaker" style,
which is the popular picnic Gre re this
summer. They report having "juet
lovely time"
For the benefit of certain persons
who, we unde. stand, have reported
that they Obtained the name of a cor
respondent at this Office, we will say
that such is not rne case. While we
insist upon knowing their names, we
do not divulge ,hem.
The Repub cans G ed a salute over
the nomination Dy the Chicago con-
The gnu wss put in order
and the cartridges made to boom for
Sherman, Blaine, or any of the other
but as Lacy were not needed
they were fired in honor of the fact
that the convention had finally chosen
A candidate.
Perspiration is sign of health. 1t
tel that the pores are open, that the
blood is circulating freely, that the
organs of the body are in working
rim, and that the impurities in the
system are being thrown out. This
remark is made incidentally IS q little
lrop of the Balm of Gilead in this
in which no ambition turks
N wilted and sweat-mopping human
ty, save it be to carve name upon a
block of Crystal Lake ice.
About eight o'clock Wednesday eve
hing a barn on the farm of Mr.. Noble
Haven, near the County Infirmary,
vas discovered In flames, and together
With the granary. sheds and other
was destroyed. The
leighbors rallied and by extraordinary |
the horse and contents was
Iaved. Mr.. Haven and his family |
we're away from home. and it is not
Known how the fire originated.
On Wednesday morning of last week |
IS L. P. Seymour was hurriedly pass
ng down the Office stairway in Phenix
block, his foot caught and he was
hurled headlong on his downward
His left wrist sustained the ,
'orce of the fall. being severely sprain-
I'd, and he he's since been nursing it
in sling. tits still very painful, and
ne will not regain the use of it for
some time to come.
john Lambo, having been arrested
for unlawful fishing, employed Lacey
and Derthick to defend him. The re.
suit was that the case against him was
dismissed and now John wants to
know how it is "py tam" that they
can arrest a man for nothing.-[Gar.
gettsville Item.
If John hasn't learned from expert
ence how it is done, a diagram might
be used to explain the process.
An exchange says: eff we were
to put two line local in the most OBJ
scure corner of the paper. which stated
that certain business man charged
more for his goods and kept poorer
grade than his competitors, that man
would employ bull headed slugger to
come around snd kill us the next
But were we to ask the
same man for an advertisement of his
wares he would say, mo, I don't
believe in advertising; no one reads
advertisements"
The Gum Club.
The following is the score made at