The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-09-27
Raven ma Markets.

BEEF, per cwt. Observation-Disclosures. $6@S
| fOhh.. $00UVUS
WOOD. stove. per cord. .......-.-.... 150@$
Why not air the flag occasionally
The chestnut burs are beginning t.
open.
Be sure you find Marvin's New
Dining hall at the Ravenna Fair.
Bargains in all kinds of furniture al
the new store.
Max Riddle left last week to enter
Harvard College.
Mrs. d. E. Wells. of Cleveland, is
| visiting Ravenna friends.
For School Books, Tablets, &C.. go to
Mrs. e. A. Scriptures.
Thirty. four excursion tickets for tine
Pittsburgh centennial were sold at the
c. & P ticket office, Monday.
No service next Su unday morning at
Grace Church as the Rector will be
absent. Service at z. 80 iu the evening
Try the New Store for bill of Fur
niture. w, w. Humphrey.
w. F. Towns has placed his name
in letters of lsrge and fine proportions
over his place OF business.
For good meal or o good oyster
stew go to Marvin's Restaurant, on
Chestnut street.
Viii Beckley left for Ann Arbor,
Mich. Monday evening, to resume h S
Studies ia the University of th~t city
The business houses of the city are
we'll represented in the exhibits at the
Far.
A new plank walk, extending
~ lhe street walk, has been placed in
font of Giace Church.
Our physicians repotl considerable
sick ness, ,malarial disorders being most
prevalent
There is bad break in the walk on
North Chestnut ct. at the Erie cross.
ing.
Andrew Jackson E>q., is away on a
business tfip, looking after his western
lanes.
A large force of carpenters are at
work on Riddles new block, putting
the fihors, lathiug and wainscoting.
Up t.. Tuesday evening, there were
over Loo entries booked for the Fair,
and the sush had Just com menced.
Chas. Pitkin aud A. J, Pierce left
on The c. & P. Ry. Monday, for Fort
Wayne, Ind, on protracted business
tour in the hoosier state.
The msnagers of the Mahoning Cc.
Fsir have our thanks for complimen
taries to their Aud annusl exhibit, at
Garfield, Oct. I'd. 3rd and 4th.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office Sept. 26. 1888.
Charles Case, Miss Minnie Jones,
VIM. P. Myers.
Frauk Kingsbury returned, Friday
evening, from Kinsman, Trumbull
county, where he made two weeks
visit with relatives.
We have no hesitation in recon-
mending Ha'l's Sicilian Hair Reviewer
as q sure cure for dsndruff, and to re-
store the natural color of the hair.
The congregation of Grace Church
gave the offering lest Sunday morning
for the yellow lever sufferers in the
South.
On and after November lat. Office
hours at the Fist and Seeonn National
Banks will.be l1om 8 q. M. to 8 p. m
instead of from 9 to as heretofore.
Mr.. Dalos Goddard and his neice,
Miss Jennie Vanauken, of Cleveland,
were guests of J. r. LsDu and Mrs.
Sadie Harris, of Br; ;ntield, sunday.
Rev. DIR. Cone, President of Buchtel
College, will preach in the Universal
ist church next Sunday forenoon and
evening. The psstor will preach in
Sharpsville, Pa.
Kenward & Marsh lost o valuable
horse Sunday night. The cause of
death is unknown. On going to the
stable, where he was left in apparent
usue, condition, he was found dead,
Monday morning.
Charley Beckley is "balting between
two opioions 81 to the propriety of
pu Ting ealt on the free list, occasioned
by recent acquisition of what he terms
horse sense" on that saline question
of controversy.
Boils, pimples, and skin diseases of
al kinds speed ~ disappear when the
blood is purified by the use of Ayers
StssapariIls. It hrs no equal as a tonic
Alternative, the results being immediate
and satisfactory. Ask your druggist
for it aud take no other.
John p. Jones, our candidate for
Sheriff. is the proud father of pair
twin boys, who arrived on Monday
last. John couldn It feel happier if he
| was already elected and installed in
Office.
The annual reunion of Battery I. !"
lst o. v. L. A. will be held at u A. R
hall, Ravenns, October 10th, 1855 All
former members of the Bat'ery and
their families are invited. BY order OF
Executive Committee.