The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-09-25
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAVENNA, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 25, 1889
Buy your School Books, Tablets &c.
at Mrs. E. A. Scriptures.

at Mrs. E. A. Scriptures.
The schools are taking vacation
during the Fair
The Summit County Fair will be
held at Akron Oct 1, 2. 8 and 4,
Great bargain hunters should come
to the Buffalo closing out sale.
The saloons are all closed and will
remain so during the Fair.
J. S. Allen is exhibiting fine lot OF
fat cattle at the Fair.
The Randolph Fair will be held Oct
10, ii and II
The Buffalo Closing out sale was SO
well attended Saturday it was uncom.
Portable to move around
The four rdations are being prepared
for the new site of the Quaker Mill
ware house, between the office and the
Mill.
The Ravenna Gas and Electric Light
Co. has submitted a new proposition
to Council, offering their plant for
$12, 600
The Quaker MillCo have purchased
a Brush incandescant dynamo machine
and will soon have their mill lighted
by electric lights throughout.
Every cents worth of goods must he
sold at The Buffalo Store within 80
days. The store is rented.
The latest craze, The National Ball
Came" with dice. at Mrs. Scriptures.
Call and see them.
Judge Robinson has appointed w.
J. Weaver and G. M. Crane to jointly
with Prosecutor Maxson, examine the
County Commissioners Report.
Tin ware. 5 and 10 cent Goods, la
dies Silver Combs, beautiful Beads,
bushels of Good Jewelry, Small Hard
ware, all at great bargains at Hope
Novelty store, issvenna, o.
While visiting the Fair, take time
to call at the store of N. Converse &
Son. They have an unusually fine
line of new Fall goods, and they will
make low prices to all that will come
and see them.
Pocket Knives. Revolvers, Rsz,rs,
Mouth organs or Harps, School Tab
let's, States. Pens and Pencils, Station
cry. Toys and Notions at bargain
prices. Hope Novelty Store, No. 8
Riddle Block, Ravenna, o.
On account of the severe storm Sun
day evening, Sept. 18th. the sermon
on the Righteousness of Christ and
that of the Pharisees," was postponed
till Sunday evening, Sept. ooh, when
it will be given in the Universalist
Church by the Pastor. ALL are earn
estly invited to hear it.
More Agents wanted to fill unoccu-
pied territory. Cash commissions paid
HONG KONG TEA STORE.
No 5 Riddle Bio k, Ravenna
Carry off the bargains offered at tn
Hope Novelty Store, No. 8 Riddle
Block, Ravenna. Every department
full.
Last Thursday night. three cars Of a
west bound Erie fieight were derailed
at the Chestnut street crossing, and
were dragged along To point Mid way
between Day street anu Cleveland ave
nue., tearing up the sidewalk at the
former street for 10 OF 10 feet. The
wrecker Was at work nearly all night
before the track was cleared. Damage
about $50. No one injured.
The Ravenna Roller Mill Co have
purchased 10 feet of land Immediately
adjoining them on the es.st from Otto
Sontum. The old bulletin board has
been taken down and the land east of
the two small frame buildings near by
is being graded preparatory to their
removal thereon. Itwas the.intention
of the company to enlarge their mill
building, but since the recent lease to
Wood and Mooney, they have decided
to defer the project for the present.
The Grand Jury was in session two
days, and mirabile dietu, indicted none
of the liquor dealers and did not con.
denim Jail They found "true bills"
as follows: Against John d. Glenn
ents, for forgery and uttering forged
paper, two indictments of two counts
each against Elizabeth Sheff1ton, for
assault and battery; against James
Johnson and Charles -- for bur-
glary and larceny.
Wait Bros. were complimented by
the managers of the Burton Fair,
which, by the way, was one of the
most successful in the history of that
flourishing Society, as having much
the finest exhibit ever made at their
exhibitions. Most of the goods were
of their own manufacture. They
promise still finer display at our Fair
Besides magnificent display of
Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry they
will exhibit. as the product of their
own House, Bracelets. Rings. Sleeve
Buttons, Studs, Fruit Knives, Chains,
Pins and Charms. Admirers of the
beautiful will enjoy feast in visiting
their booth.
On Thursday evening last, the tai
ented Major Mckinley, wrapped in his
mantle of high protection Republican
ism and devotion to the imperial man
of mouth, led an audience of mixed
political faith through the stale soph-
istries of the G. o p. "Chinese wall I"
tariff benefits, and reproduced in sub
stance, one of his stereotype speeches
of 1888. A fair sprinkling of the weak
or sex helped fill the house, and all
listened closely as though intelligence
beamed from every sentence. How.
ever. the dim religious light of the
surroundings sconcealed their confu
sion, and thesspeaker waxed eloquent
on the condition of the colored race
South, which We commend to the con