The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-08-16
Raven ma Markets.
Thurman Club.

A regular meeting of the Thurman
i Club will he held on FRIDAY EVE
MING, AUGUST "a, 1888. at o'clock.
At the Town Hall.
Short speeches will be made.
Let every member be present.
I. T. SIDDALL, Pres.
O. A. MYERS, Sec.
For good shave go to the Eth,
House Barber Shop.
Camp Meeting at Sandy Lake begins
Saturday.
Sunday afternoon VIZ not a pleasant
time to be in camp.
A large picnic party from this place
visited Sandy Lake Tuesday last.
Miss Bell Catlin is visiting with
friends in Cleveland.
The pastor will preach In the Uni
versalist Church next Sunday, at 1890
If you want nice, clean bath go to
the Etna House Bath Rooms.
The union picnic was in every es.
sential success save financially.
Mars will be evening star all this
month, and is brightly visible in the
southwest.
Jupiter, during August, will look
the largest and most brilliant star OF
the armament.
Special attention paid to hair cutting
and dressing for ladies and children,
at the Etna House Barber Shop.
The aunu; meeting of the Portage
County Bible Society VII be held at
Rootstown August Both.
The law requires super soIs to have
the weeds cut along the Highways. but
the weeds flourish all the 81 ne.
Miss Fannie Watkins and Miss
Grace Dickinson are visiting lriends
in Coshocton county.
Mr.. w. Sherwood, of the CARROTS.
vile Item, made brief call at the
Press office Wednesday morning.
Henry Hinman is recovered sufh.
GENTLY to ride out, and will soon be in
his usual health and strength.
Next Sunday evening, at 80, Rev.
Andrew Wilson will preach in the
Town He'll, Charlestown.
A large and deeply interested con-
gregation attended the Universalist
grove meeting, in Randolph, last Sun
day.
Threshing machines are al busy.
Wheat. though below the average, is
much better than YVES anticipated last
spring, while oats are yieldingywell.
Charles o. Foote. Mayor of CARROTS.
vile, died at his residence in that vii,
Iage, on Monday last, of paralysis of
the heart, aged 63 years.
Hart, the Druggist" )" lets his loca-
ton and business be known by large
sign on the Opera House, in letters so
bold that he who runs may read"
The abundant rains have made no
visible increase in the supply of milk,
is the latest information !" pumped ("
from the Ravenna milk men.
D. L. Rockwell, accompanied by
his daughter Dora, left on Thursday
last for visit to Magnetic Mineral
Springs, st. Louis, Mich.
The Ravenna Ball Club have secured
grounds in the same field with the
Gun Club, and have put them in shape
for playing good ball.
Mrs. Ann Alyoid, and Miss Emma
Davis, of Northampton. Mass, sister
and niece of Chauncey E. Davis, are
visiting himself and family at their
home on West Main st.
The Prohibition County Convention
will be held at Citizens Hall, Raven
ma, on Saturday, August 18th, at 10
a. M, for the purpose of nominating
q county ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Palmer re-
turned to their home In Lorain last
Tuesday, from which Mrs. Palmer has
been absent in assisting in the care OF
her father, whose demise occurred on
Wednesday of last week.
The tenth Annual Meeting of the
Geauga Lake Pioneer Association will
be held on Wednesday, August 22d
1888. Good speakers will be present
to address the people. A cordial invi.
tation to all.
Enumeration of school youth of Ra
VIENNA for 1888:
No. between and Is. males 3T6, fs
males 26l. Total, 737. Number be
tween 18 and q, males 13S, females
1S4-total 322. Whole number between
and q, 1859.
Sundays storm twisted the limb
and branches off good many shad,
and fruit trees, and left corn in a con
dition to make the farmers anything
but good natured when they come t.
cut it up.
Elisha Howe, who has been callin,
on his old Ravenna friends the pas
week, returned to Grand Rapids, Mich
yesterday lat which place and Chicago
he will spend the fall and winter will
his daughters. with whom he has mad
it his home since the loss of his wife
Col. Bradford Rowland got bad,