The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-07-05
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY
Raven ma Markets.


BEEF. per cwt. ...----.-.'-..-'... s6@S
PORK ...................-....$5. $5.5O@St
WOOD. stove, per cord. ..--......-.. 81 $685.
Wool, Wool, Wool.
I wish to announce to the people of
Portage and adjoining counties. that 1
am right in the Wool BUSINESS at
present, and am purchasing on MY
OWN RESPONSIBILITY AND MONEY,
Can therefore discount any commits
sion wool buyer in the field.
e. D. BRoBsr.
Brimfield, O., June 20. 3t*
Finerain last week.
Campipg.out time,is at hand.
The street sprinkler had a rest for
nearly a week.
For coed shave go to the Etna
House Barber Shop.
Oats have grown rank and are down
in many fields.
Will Keller is confined to his home
with diphtheria.
N. P. Catlin la spending short vs
cation with Ravenna friends.
you want to get your hair cut go
to the Etna House Barber Shop.
Judge Conant is steadily improving
and Is again able to attend to business.
If you want a nice, clean bath go to
the Etna House Bath Rooms.
Deerfield celebrates the 4th with
horse races.
c. L. Slough arrived on Saturday
for short visit with Kavenna friends
1t is now over year since Blinky
Morgan and his gang were brought to
Ravenna.
Rufus Hitchcock, of Michigan, is
visiting his sister. Miss Ida, and rela
tives in this city.
Miss Mamie King, of Ravenna, is
the guest of Mrs. J. 8. Tilden.-[Gar
rettsville Journal.
Mrs. FL. Y. Beebe,, of Cleveland, is
the guest of Mrs. 8. d. Harris, Pros
pect street.
A number of Ravenna people went
to Akron last Wednesday to attend
Barnum's greatest show on earth.
There will be a big crowd at the
dance given at the 'tHotel Coates"
Shalersville, on the 4th.
During the month ofJuly there will
be but one service each Sabbath at
Grace Church.
Remember the time for shooting
woodcock does not begin until July
18th this year.
We go to press day earlier than
usual this week. Printers like to eel
ebrate as we'll as other people.
Fishermen have had some fine sport
in the past few days. and a number of
good strings of bass have been taken.
The days are again growing shorter,
though not enough SO to be noted with.
out consulting the almanac.
Ed. Smith returned last week from
Cleveland, where he has been taking
a course at the business college.
There are good prospects that the
crop of raspberries and blackberries
will be immense this year.
Strawberries have brought good
prices this season, retailing most of the
time at IL to Is cents q quart.
A meeting was held in Mayor Hol-
combs Office Friday evening, to COM
plete the arrangements for the cele.
bration tomorrow.
Mr.. o. r. Parmelee, of the Cleve-
land Paper Co., and his wife, from
Holyoke, Mass, spent the Sabbath in
Ravenna, guests offs. J. Parmelee and
wife.
The vote ON local option in Suffleld
on the 23rd ulr., resulted In a majority
of 145 in favor of the sale. Our German
friends evidently do not take kindly
to prohibition. y
Mr.. Geo. Meacham is having q deer
well drilled, at his residence in Brim
field. He is not looking for natura
gas or oil, but for ap abundant suppl,
of water.
James A. Lyle. of Alliance, will ad
dress the citizens of Mantua at King
Opera House, Friday evening, July 6
on the temperance question, with spe
cial reference to the local situation.
Msntua Station is all torn up ovel
the refusal of the local preacher to al
low an Oberlin student to occupy hi
pulpit, and the citizens have hiret
Kings Hall and are focking to heal
the young man preach.
The motion to file petition In erTol
in the Stanyard case was overruled il
the supreme court, and unless tn,
Governor interferes Stanyard viii
: hang July 18th.
Numerous accidents from the use o
firecrackers are already reported il
our exchanges, but it is impossible tt
control the enthusiasm of the boys
large and small, until the proper time
We notice among the hotel arrival:
mentioned in the Cleveland Leader
on Friday last. athe names of w. P
Hazen and wife, of Tampa. Fla. Fo
the first time friend Hazen arrived to,
late for the circus.
The faculty of Mt. Union Colieg
has adopted an order prohibiting tn
students from participating in athlete