The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-01-07

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YORK State Buckwheat Flour, at,
81 MASON & Sons
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If you have 'schwOred of" stick to
it,
THERE Is not rs much concern about
the ice crop as there was short time
ago.
DIR. JENNINGS and wife spent Sum
day in town.
farmers in some sections are COM
plaiahe e.ef damage done to the wheat
crop BY grub-worms.
The New Year brought us speci-
men of as fine winter weather as has
often been seen in these parts.
SATURDAY morning the earth was
robed in q mantle of white, and the
merry jingle of the sleigh bells now
tgreets the ear.
I IAE WipYrs Term Of the Ravenna
Union Schools will not commence till
Monday next.
SEVERAL articles designed for this
weeks issue have been unavoidably
crowded out.
COURT commenced its session on
Monday, Judge Csnant on the bench.
No business has as yet been transacted
| of an important character, worth re-
porting.
The people of Kent have made ar
rangements for celebrating the victory
at New Orleans, by grand ball to-
morrow evening.
WEDNESDAY morning was the cold
est of the season, the thermometer in
kdie3tipg ger.temperatnre of from eigh
IN Hep.f fagfeesIbslo zero. sn4I
WE had the pleasure of brief visit.
with Mr.. B. p. Sharp, commission
merchant, of New York, last Satur-
day, and found him a jolly, genial
gentleman.
The new horse epidemic has made
its appearance at Alliance.
The business men of Garrettsyille
recently held a meeting and decided
that It is better for them to have
night watch than to suffer from the
dspredations of midnight providers.
A NEW Masonic Lodge has been in
stituted at Hudson, with the follow
ing officers: Lewis Lemotne, w. NJ.
j. X. Frost, S. W.; S. Judd, J. N.
THE Akron papers say the late sud-
den and serious illness of Judge Nc
Clure was caused by over exertiOn in
AtieneinsSso liz press of business in
his court. We are pleased to learn
that he is rapidly improving.
THE livery men at Garrettsville who
let horse and buggy, mentioned in
The PRESS last week, obtained their rig
at Chagrin Falls, where it was left by
tbaypu 1g mApj Eho hired it. y
HID New taR sf Messr. Chapman
& Witter was open to the public on
Thursday last, and has been doing a
Iirely business since that time. The
ice is in fine condition, and those who
like the sport have now an excellent
opportunity to enjoy it.
On Sunday last, Mrs. George D.
Harris received severe injuries by
falling down the cellar stairs while
going Nor coal. Her left wrist was
sPfained, and her side bruised SO bad
ly that she has not been able to attend
to her household work since.
GAS COMPANY ELEcTIoN.-The Ra-
VIENNA Gaslight and Coke Company
held their annual meeting at the Office
of I. Linton, Esq, on Monday eve
ming, January 4, 1875, and elected the
following Directors for the ensuing
year ]. Linton, Wanzor Holcomb,
81. d. Seymour, E. 7. Richardson, II.
w. Riddle, w. H. Beebe, and d. G.
Goldman.
The Board subsequently organized
by electing Isaiah Linton, President;
E. L. Richardson, Vice President II.
D. Seymour, Secretary, and d. G.
Goodman, Treasurer.
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The Cleveland people have made
for grand Charity Ball
for the benefit of the poor of that city,
to be held at the mammoth carpet
ware rooms of Beckwith, Sterling &
Co., OH Thursdsyevening inext, Janu-
ary 14th. The several committees en-
brace over two hundred of the most
prominent ladies and gentlemen of the
city, and four thousand invitations are
10 be issued. a band of thirty-two
pieces and other music has been en-
gaged.j The ladies are all expected to
dress in calicoes on the OCCASION.