The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-06-25


U The business houses of D, NJ. Clewell, A.
Smith AMI P W. Snyder will be closed on the 4tl
" in order to give the boys and all hands an op
portunity to celebrate.
Ice cream. cake and lemonade served in tht
), Poe block by the Congregational ladies July 4
Come one Come alln Come cverybody!!I
| Berry Baskets and Crates. at
KINGsBURY & BENEFITS.
Fireworks!
For Firecrackers. Roman Candles, Sky Roc k
cts, Pin Wheels. Torpedoes Serpents, &C go to
| TWITT'S VARIETY STORE
Good corn weather.
A few farmers are comm thro' the rye.''
Camping out will be popular as ever this year.
Wheat is ripening fast, and haying is at hand
C. R. Baldwin is suffering rom sciatic rheum
atism.
Come to Ravenna and see the Grand Balloon
Ascension, on the Fourth.
For Bracelets. Rings. Chains. Pins, Charms,
&c, call at LEFFINGwELL & HoLDEN's.
Alliance U. r. X. P. are expected here the
4th to participate in the parade.
The Fireworks will be the finest ever shown in
ming of the Fourth.
Don't miss seeing the grand balloon ascension
at Ravenna, July 4th. The daring aeronaut
jumps from the balloon while nearly half mile
from the ground,
What's the matter with Chas. H. Kelso: Of
| Franklin township, as Democratic candidate for
Sheriff this Fall. We simply throw this out as
a suggestion, without prejudice to any other good
man who may be mentioned.
We have the finest stock OF cold B eatis in the
town
| LEFFINGwELL s. HOLDEN.
Buckeye Division IT, KIP have received
the necessary dispensation from headquarters
| and their 4th of July parade is now certainty
A. Ruger, of Akron. was in the city Monday
| on business
Geo. W. Jackson, of Akron, was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Wright. over Sunday,
Mrs. NJ. V. Reed was in Cleveland few days
last week. visiting her daughter. Mrs Chas. E.
| Cook.
| Devote one day to pleasure. Come to Ravenna
on the Fourth. in time to see the Grand Parade.
There will be amusemen's for all. from morning
till night and the most brilliant display of Fire
works ever seen in the county. will conclude the
| exercises,
Egan & Walls Mcdel Comedy Company COM
pleted weeks engagement here Saturday eve
ming. closing with the Comedy entitled The
! Private Secretary" Although the house was not
crowded at any time. it may be said to their
credit that their audiences were larger as they
| became better known.
Childrens Day services at the Universalist
Church next Sunday. at 10: 80 a. m. Ever since
| the organization of the Church the last Sunday
| in June has been devoted to the Children All
are cordially invited. This will probably be the
| last Childrens' Day in the old house.
Universalist Good Will Club will give Con-
| cert in the Universalst Church next Sunday eve
| ming, A fine program of recitations and vocal
and instrumental music has been arranged A
collection for the young peoples furnishing fund
will be taken Welcome to all.
See the new Friendship Rings at
| LEFFINGwELL & HOLDEN'S
The Loyal Temperance Legion. under the aus
pices of the W. c. 7. U. will hold the Second
Demorest Contest in the Disciple Church, Friday
evening. June 9th. An int sresting program has
been arranged. All are cordially invited. Doors
| open at 80. contest at 8. Admission 10 cents.
Prosecutor Phelps left this morning on bus
iness trip to Cleveland and Chardon.
new balcony is being constructed at the
Etna House.
A kiln of5000 000 bricks is being burned at the
Carts brick yards
| ct the young peoples union prayer meeting
| Monday evening, Lookout Committee was ap-
pointed to arrange for union meetings during
the summer.
Rev. S. W. Meek goes to Lakeside one week
| from next Monday mol
| ton. The boys leave tomorrow, and Mrs. Meek
next Monday for the same place.
C. E. Watkins and family, of Boston, and T.
P. Watkins and family, of N. Y, are visiting
their mother, Mrs. Watkins.
The Swift block is being covered with slate
roof.
Prof Grove Barber, wife and daughter, of
Kansas, are visiting Mr. and Mrs D. Gardner.
Mrs. E. E. Stedman, of Newton Falls, was
two days visitor, returning home Monday
There will be a fine parade at Ravenna the
Fourth. Full opportunity will be given every
| one to witness the grand pageant, including the
male c:iartette. who. while in Cleveland on
Garfield memorial day, having eyes, saw not.
1t will do all good to attend the Demorest
Contest Friday evening.
j. B. shewell. Deputy Sheriff, has returned to
his duties after an absence of apout three weeks
| occasioned by his being appointed census emu
merator for Rootstown He was the second
| enumerator in the county to make his returns.
| Patrick C'Donnell, of Mantua Station, was
adjudged insane yesterday. by Judge lngell,
and taken to the Newburgh Asylum this morn
ing
John Porter Esq, leaves tomorrow for
| months scjourn in Tennessee and Northwestern
Georgia, the object of the trip being business
and recreation. He expects to spend the Fourth
| at Chattanooga, and be one of the spectators at
the grand reunion of Confederate Veterans that
| will be held there on that day.
Buy Fire Works at Hope Novelty Store, Ra-
VIENNA.
| Hong Kong Tea Store for Lemonade, Peanuts,
Oranges. Lemons, and a full line Of Groceries,
| Ravenna, o.
Fruit lar Rubbers; 25c Hair Curriers' reduced
to 10c.: Hosiery and suspenders reduced.
| HOPE NOVELTY STORE. Ra7enna, o.
Take your Fountain Pen to Parks Jewelry
Store and have it filed free of charge, with the
best ink you ever used.
Miss Irene Chittenden will spend the summer
with her aunt. Mrs. Name e. Long, in Brooklyn
n. Y. She leaves tomorrow afternoon, via the
Erie.
Mrs. 7. e. Grail leaves tomorrow to visit
friends in Pittsburgh and Butler. Pa.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Dorflin ger, OF
Ravenna. last Sunday night, bouncing boy.
Mrs. Joanna Bean, Of Randolph; Mr.. NiclIo-
las Knapp and Daughter, Louise. of Su1lield
and Hiss Cora Stallsmith and sister. Mrs. Cook
of Akron, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II
Dussel during the past week.
D. E. Rogers is convalescing and will soon
resume his law studies.
MI. and Mrs. j. w. Peacock went to Alliance
+ Saturday. to visit DR.. G. ID. Painter and family
The Annual Election of Officers of the Ladies
Cemetery Association will take place Thursday
afternoon. July 3rd, at ,: 80 O'Clock, at Room 21
+ Riddle block. Every member of the Society i: