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Newspaper

The Democratic Press

Location

Eaton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1894

Page

3

Wool Dress Goods Sale Promises Early Fall Styles

D M Clewell announces a sale this week featuring 50 pieces of wool dress goods from 40c to 1.00 per yard, with Bourett and heavy diagonal weaves expected to be popular and trims for braids. Includes 50 inch all wool serge suiting in multiple shades at 90c, standard prints in dark fall styles at 5c, and a large restock of standard sheeting also at 5c.

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CHENELLE PORTIERS AND FIGURED DRAPERY DAMASKS SALE

From New York Auction Sales we offer damask draperies at 50c per yard and many pretty styles of excellent quality. Over 100 new Calico Wrappers added this week. August closings prompt greater efforts to wind up summer goods with daily price cuts. We are sold out in part but still have items to move at reduced prices.

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Ravenna and Portage Co Fair Notices and Local News

Ravenna, August 20 1804 notes Portage Co Fair set for Sept 18 and local events. Mentions Miss Cornelia Zismer and visits by Mrs. Gockel, C A Myers school supplies, district picnic plans, fair exhibits, and forthcoming sermons, weddings, births, and arrests across Ravenna and nearby towns.

Ravenna Allisroe Cornelia Zismer Cleveland G. W. Gockel C. A. Myers Brady F. L. Clark Pittsburg Frank Kenward North Walnut St A.R.E. P Kent Adaline Sutton Oak and King Streets Portage County Bertha Price Willie Bond Chicago Whiting Carter Ire N. Strickland Cora A. Norris Windham Rose Bower Chardon E. RB. Kingsbury Lincoln Avenue Church Land Sunday School Twin ‘Lakes H. B. Bard Canton Divinity School Universalist J.W. Holcomb

Jumping Beans and a Drakesburg Widow Rites

A curious display of jumping beans draws crowds at P W Snyder’s store, beans containing tiny worms from Carpocapsa Baliteus trees in Mexico. The item includes an obituary for Fanny Louisa Derthick of Drakesburg, detailing her death, family, church service, and character, followed by a notice for Western Reserve Association Universalists with plans for meetings, ordination, and activities.

C.F. Slaughter Baound Chicago C&p HE. Hayes Washington, D. C Jackuan Teachers’ Institute Penna R. B Fred, Russell Pitthurgh Love Maria Gardner Russell Co BP W. 2 CotSu Jacksonville Fla PF. B. King Elmira Mins Holmes Ube Tute Vinlig C.A. Veltman Mary B. Selby Sharon Center Medina County Sapardas P.W. Snyder Truman Windham Evolt Sontine Europe Ravenna Jos. Waggoner Cleveland Geo. F. Robinson B. F. Doty M. E. Missionary Akron M. i J.B. Jewell Portage Co. Mussex Lucy Alonzo Bentley Louisa Cotosia Meridian St Mary Harry and Mary Smarch Cork Clark Rootstown Pennsylvania Denver Cal Miss Cartiv Fairfield Neb P. W. Snyder Mexico Fanny Louisa Derthick B.A. Derthick Garrettsville Drakesburg Miller Drakesburgh M.E Fanny Louisa Gilmore Mecca Anderstand Ina Ethel M. E Drakesburgh Sunday School Epworth League Western Reserve Association of Universalists

Picnic Day at Brady Lake Draws 7000 to 8000 Attendees

Ravenna and Atwater bands entertained a crowd estimated at 7000 to 8000 at Brady Lake. The event featured baseball, foot and sack races, egg and bicycle contests, tub races, and a large spread. No accidents were reported, and Kent and Ravenna played two games after Garrettsville failed to appear.

Ravenna Brady Lake Atwater Humphreys Mattie Clearwater Edna Austin Ida Cook Bertha Corbett Mabel Smith Fans Austin J. W. Lee Kent F. Parker W. F. Carlisle J.C. Ross Cleveland C. H. Starks C. E. Mellen E. C. Davis Mogadore J. Burns Chas Winkler Campbellsport W. J. Nichols Freedom J. Borns Prank Little Nichols Neptune Warner Riddle David Haltard Dan Harris Ith Robert Blee Garrettsville Gret E. A. Hyde Kents Baverina Kent Boys

Burned Runs Revenue Errors Mark Low-Scoring Outing

In a terse box score style update, Burned records revenue-like notes amid a game summary. Keat home run boosts Stower. Whitlock adds a two-base hit as teams exchange runs. Opt out by Rae and Haldy appear in the league ledger.

Revenus Keat d Stower Whitlock Rae Haldy

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