The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-07-04
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
R,vENNA. TauRsDAx. JULY. A. 1889
Children's Express Wagons and
Haminocks, at MRS. SCRIPrURE's.


Chisdren's Express Wagons AM
Haminocks, at MRS. SCRIPrURE's.
| Try Hart's Soda Water.
MIS- t. Twitt was in Kent Thursday
The freight office OF the e. & P. r. r
will be closed today, July 4th-
The baseball fever has not taken ;
very firm hold in Ravenna this season
Mrs. Isaac Phelps is visiting friends
in Auburn
Don't shoot Woodcock before Jul!
18th
Drink Milk Shakes at Hart's.
E. G. Willyard is very sick with in
f1ammation Of the bowels.
An excursion train from Youngs
town went to Silver Lake Tuesday.
Maud Beckley went to Cuyahog'
Falls Tuesday.
Mrs S. L. McAdams and children
are expected home next Monday.
The indications are that we will have
a wet 4th, but it will be dry enough in
Ravenna.
Treat your girl to Soda water al
Hart's.
Gilt papers at 16c.. 1Sc., zoe. and 25c
par double roll, at G. A. MYERS.
The favor of our Hiram correspond.
ent was received too late for this issue.
Mrs. Edith Gray returned Monday
from Toledo, where she has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Rood.
Geo. Henderson and wife will spend
the 4th with Joe Post and family, in
Cleveland.
Frank Cline, of Cleveland. made his
Ravenna friends short call on We'd
nesday.
Maxwell Riddle is at home from
Harvard college, for the summer vaca-
ton.
Miss Jennie Hutchins, of Kent, was
the guest of Miss Ethel Holcombe from
Friday until Wednesday,.
Mrs. Z. E. Nash, of Burton, is
her sister, Mrs. Geo. F. Douth
lit, of this oity.
Mrs. Clara Rogers, of Randolph, has
been visiting her mother in law, Mrs.
Dick Rogers.
Mrs. Clara Davis, of Youngstown,
returned to her home Tuesday, accom-
panied by her mother.
Mrs. Will Hummelbaugh and two
children are visiting her parents, j.
w. McGahan and wife.
Mrs. M. V. Reed and daughter, Win
fired, went to Akron Wednesday
morning.
Three new stone crossings have been
laid at the intersection of Chestnut
and BOwery streets.
No humbug business done at The
Buffalo Store. Everything marked in
plain fgures-one price, and that the
lowest. Shoes ten per cent. lower than
ever for the next thirty days.
Monday was pocket knife day at the
of Main and Chestnut streets,
4 good knife being offered by street
for 90 cents.
Hon. M. Stuart returned from his
sojurn at the seaside, Satur.
day evening, greatly benefited by his
trip,
J. Fl. Ford left for Akron Monday
where he enters the employ
Of Smith and Co., of Rochester N. Y.
Nurserymen.
ANY one wishing to purchase good
Dne-horse wagon, cheap, is referred to
the advertisement of Herman Cast, in
today's PRESS.
Now is your time to buy Shoes cheap
and the place. The Buffalo Store
Ten cents off on the dollar-less than
ever before heard of.
Most of the business places in this
city will keep closed doors today, to
enable proprietors and clerks to cele-
brate the 4th elsewhere.
Hudson correspondence of theAkron
Beacon: Miss Ada Thompson, of Ra-
VIENNA, will soon establish photograph
gallery on Main street.
Mrs. F. w. Woodbridge returned
last Thursday from her field of labor
in the East. She will remain at home
about two months.
The Salvation Army are about to
shake the dust of this town from their
feet. They are getting tired of trying
to reform wicked Kavenna.
Some of the little boys of this town
will be brought home one of these
days minus a limb, or perhaps their
lives, the result of jumping on moving
trains.
A comparison of the receipts for June
1889 with those of June 1888, in the
passenger department of the G. & P
at Ravenna station, shows $3.50 in
favor of this year
We are selling excellent wall paper
at 10 cts. per double roll.
c.. A. MYERS.
The residence of Quincy Cook, on
Oak street. which has been undergoing
extensive repairs. is nearly completed,
and is now one of the most elegant
houses in the city.
Special bargains in baby carriages, al
G.. A. MYERS.
Miss Abbie Crane. of Ventura, Cal.
Miss Eunice Huntley, of West Hill
Akron, and Mrs. Angeline Hazen and