The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-08
the DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
RAvENNA. THURSDAY. AUG. o. 1880.

| IoSPCSAAoOA 80 anu AOs
Try Hart's Soda Water.
Drink Milk Shakes at Harris.
Miss Ethel HoIcomb is in Kent.
The ruins of the Atlantic Mills are
; still smouIderipg
Merits & Riddle shipped a child 3
white hearse to Laitue, o last Friday.
L. s. Ward and family are camping
at Silver Lake.
Treat your girl to Soda water at
Hart's.
Two of the best comedians on the
stage in ERMINIE, Saturday evening
Miss Maud Freeman has returned
from three days visit in Alliance.
Miss Bertha Reed is visiting friends
in Cleveland.
A. g. Griffin and wife left for Syra
cuse, N. Y, Tuesday. via G. & P.
T. c. Crooks and daughter, of Gar
retts7iIle, were in the city Tuesday.
Portage County Fair, September "a,
25 and 26.
The old court house at Maumee, Lu-
cas- county, is utilized as window
glass factory.
Great cast in ERMINIE, Saturday
evening. Gorgeous costumes, fine act.
ing.
w. 8. Montgomery. in the employ |
of the Fruit Evaporator Co has re, J
turned TO the city from Barnesville Ga. |
Teachers examination was held Sat.
urday. There were large number of
applicants in attendance.
Miss L G. Jackson's Millinery Store
will be closed for two weeks, during |
her absence up the lakes.
Charles s. Mcbride, of New York
City, is visiting in town, the guest of
his brother, DIR Nj G. Mcbride.
Dol. Risdon. It. E. Grail and G. A.
Beckley, with their families, are camp
ing at Muzzy lake.
The Portage County Battalion, with
their families, meet at West Twin Lake
next Thursday. Aug 18th.
Our old friend G. w. Barclay. of
Edinburgh. made us a pleasant call
on Saturday.
The Great Bargain Sale continues at
the Hope" Novelty Store. Riddle
Block Ravenna
Buy Glass Ware, Tin and China
Ware now. at " Hope" Novelty Store,
Riddle Block.
Fine Teas and Coffees, and strictly
Pure Spices at Hong Kong Tea Store,
Riddle block.
The "Hope" Novelty Store has been
removed to No. Riddle Block, next
door to II. Waterman's Drug Store.
Judge G. A. Reed and family left on
Tuesday for trip to Nebraska and
other Western points.
The freight receipts of the G. & P.
railroad at this station for the year
ending July 1st, 1859, were SIC 403 "a
M. II. Carter and wife left Tuesday
morning for pleasure trip up the
Lakes.
Miss Rena Garee, of Independence,
Ohio, is spending her vacation in town
visiting relatives and schoolmates.
M. Gretzipger has torn down the old
sheds in the rear of his premises and
will build a new brick barn on the
site.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Monsey and
daughters, Lolita and Dora, spent last
week with Mr. and Mrs. J. # Garee,
of Independence, o.
There was good attendance at l.
N. Rood's sale Of carriages and har-
pesses last Saturday, and fair prices
were secured.
Miss Name Knapp, of Garrettsville,
was the guest of Mrs E Y. Lacey from
Friday to Monday, when she left to
visit her mother, at Wooster, o.
The VIC T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Sarah Bissell, on Walnut street. on
Thursday. Aug. 8th. at o'clock. All
are invited to attend.
John Byers shipped ahoisting engine
to Wheeling last Monday, making
eleven of these machines which he has
built and sold this season.
Mrs. Laura E. Miller, of Marion, O.,
with her two children, is visiting her
cousins, J. r. LaDu and Mrs. Sadie
Harris, in Brimfield.
The Geauga Pioneers hold their An.
nual reunion at Kent's grove, Geauga
Lake, August 2lst. Among the at
fractions announced is Gov. Foraker.
d. c. Gardner, E. Twitt, F. and J. 81.
Ford, w. G. and E. Y. Lacey, with
their families, picniced at Twin Lakes
last Thursday. There were 10 persons
in attendance.
Union services will be held next
Sunday evening at the Disciples
Church. Rev. s. w. Meek is expect
ed to preach.
Regular services in Congregational
church next Sunday morning. Union
service in the evening at Disciple
church. Sermon by Rev. 8. w. Meek
Bargains this month on all Summer
goods Look at our Sc. dress ging-
hams, and &c. and Sc. washable dress
goods. N. CONVERSE f. Son.
More beautiful women, and better
singing and one of the best entertain.
ments on the road, is what Andrews
English Opera Go. presents.
F. M. Rumbaugh and family have
been enjoying weeks recreation in
Windham at the home of Mrs. Rum
baugh's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. |
Applegate. They returned Monday. |
Mrs. Louisa P. Campbell, relict of |
the late r. B. Campbell, of New Or
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