The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-20


Our County Fair Sept. 26, p and q
G. J. Root is very sick with typhoi
fever.
Mrs. E. A. Scripture visited friend
in A kron last Thursday.
A Cyclorama of the Battle of Gettys
burg will be at the Fair.
Look for the Marvin stand while OIL
the Fair Ground.
Buy furniture of w. w. Pumphrey
Etna Block.
VIM. II. Ward is confined to his bee
with a fever.
Try the New Store for bill of Fur.
niture. w. w. Pumphrey.
For School Books, Tablets, &C.. go to
Mrs. E. A. Scriptures.
Those farmers who had their wheat
in the ground were pleased to see the
heavy fall of rain Saturday night.
Mr.. John Lane, of Cleveland. was
in tow over Sunday, visiting his
mother, Mrs. VIM. Bostwick.
Thurman Club meeting at Town
Hall this week Friday evening. Short
speeches will be made.
Mis-. VIM. ii. Bostwick has been
seriously il for the week pat. but we
are pleased to learn, is improving.
If you want to get your hair cut go
to the Etna House Barber Shop.
Misses Ina Taylor. Nellie Smith and
Kate Harris were guests of Mrs. Sadie
Harris, in Brim field, the past week.
Miss Jennie Banks spent Sunday with
them.
The Diamond Glass Co. resumes op.
erations on Oct. 1st. Although the
price of g]ass has declined ten per cent.
no change in wages will be made.
On Sept. 26th the Erie railway will
sell tickets to Cincinnati and return
for IS 75, good for return until Oct. ],
inclusive. Leave Ravenns5 f: 81 p. m.
The Misses Alaska and Carlotta
Packard and Miss Gertrude Doud, of
Warren, were guests of their cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Goldman, during
the past week,
I. T. Siddall, as trustee, purchased
the Crown Flint Glass Wor ks sold at
receivers sale last Saturday. $4,000
was the consideration.
Dandruff eradicated. the soap made
clean, and gray hair restored to its
original youthful beauty and vigor by
the use of HALLS Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Remover.
The chap soliciting funds to bury his
sister, claiming to have q commenda-
tory letter from Rev. MIR. Meek of tn is
city, is a fraud, SO far as the letter is
concerned.
The select party at Brimfield last
Friday evening was pleasant social
affair and was attended by q number
of young people from neighboring
towns, Cuyshoga Falls, Kent and Ra
VIENNA being we'll represented.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office Sept. 10, 1885.
Mr.. James Graham, Mrs. Eta Hine,
John Mosbacher, Mr.. Willie Knight.
Mr.. George Schrator, L. L. Thompson,
Mr.. d. K. Taylor.
Mrs. o. Il. Williams is spending q
few weeks with Ravenna friends, ar
irving here last Thursday from her
Kansas home. with which she express
es he.self much pleased.
The September term of the Com mon
Pleas Court was convened at Ii q. M
September 18th, Judge J. r. johnson
presiding. The bar was well repre-.
ssnted. The grand Jury is still in ses.
sion.
N. Converse & Son, in another col
umn, tell the readers of the PRESS
F." What's the matter" in causing low
prices at their store, which they will
do we'll to investigate, for unlike the
Scotch clergyman. they practice
what they preach"
All kinds of Furniture at very lew
prices, at the New Store, Etna Block.
1t is astonishing how rapidly the
feeble and debilitsted gain strength
and vigor when taking Ayers Sarsa.
parilla. For what are called " broken
down constitutions" nothing else hes
proved 80 effective as this powerful but
perfectly safe medicine.
The use of calomel for arrangements
of the liver has ruined many q fine
constitution. Those who, for similar
troubles, have tried Ayer'e Pills, testi-
fy to their efficacy in thoroughly rem
edying the malady, without injury to
the system.
We are indebted to Mr.. James Vair
for a copy of the Gait (Ont.) Reporter.
He has lately returned rom a three
weeks visit to Canada, in company
with his father. who is now in his Seth
year. This was the old gentleman q
first visit to his old home in 35 years
They report everything fourishing in
the Dominion.
A couple of blocks of wood, left on
one of the pipes of the furnace by the
workmen when putting it in, at tn,
Chestnut st. school building, ignitet
sufficiently to attract the attention o
its occupants by the smoke. The pipe
being encased in brick work, no harm
could have resulted, even had it no
been, as it was, promptly extinguishet
by the application of little water.
Fred. J. Lefingwell had the homo
Of being Guide for the colored troop
In the grand procession at Columbus
and felt SO hilarious over his achieve
ment that he forgot to change cars q