The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-07

RAMPS are 6ydlu OH tDC WIN anu
becoming very numerous.
THERE is much complaint that ap-
Piles and potatoes are rotting badly. 4
Buy your holiday goods of your
home dealers who advertise in the
Press. -'i'N
THE, work of blowing will COM
mence at the Diamond Glass Works
on Monday next.
Go and hear Charles O. Bassett, the
celebrated Pianist, at the Opera House
tomorrow night.
SOME galoot of weather prophet
predicts thirty-siX snow storms dur
ing the present winter. FEs
SEVENTEEN safes have been blown
open in Canton since last fall. Quite
a safe business.
TAN paying is getting little more
lively, but there is no great rush for
the Treasuref's office yet. HCT
No one should fail to hear the Phil
harmonics at the Opera House TO-
morrow evening.
THERE was pleasant dancing party
at the Opera House Oh Thanksgiving
eve.
If yon are in search of holiday
goods don't fail to take look at the
fine stock at the 80 cent Store"
The track on the l.. K. A. Il w
narrow gauge railroad was completed
to Palmyra last week Wednesday.
Don't fail to call at Wait, Dewey &
Co.'S and look at those prizes TO be
awarded at the Catholic Fair next
week.
The sausage machine has fairly set
tied down to business and the CANNES
pass the meat markets OH the keen
run. ae.t- -1
AN exchange very properly says
"Promptly paid printers bills produce
sound siumber."
THE Philharmonic Concert to- NOR
row evening promises to be one OF
most pleasant entertainments ever
given in our town. L.FFgEt}sE
Boxes govern the worldAthe car
tridye-box, the ballot-box, the jury
box, the baud box and the pill-boN.
| q, .WHkN the money that is locked up
in bets on the election is released
there will be less stringency in money
matters with some. ~. = .a ss..
THOSE who are wearing new boots,
hats and store clothes on the general
| result are uncertain what their tog-
gerry will cost them.
The roads, since winter set in are
not as muddy and impossible as they
were for some time previous, aud
trade soould liven up little.
The .Trumbull County Court of
Common Pleas is still i'm session with
alarge amount of criminal business on
the docket.
Don T fail to hear Miss Lille NJ.
4 Stow, the accomplished Soprano Solo
lst at the Opera House Friday night.
\ THANKsGIvING was pretty generally
observed in our town. The business
places were generally closed and the
streets presented a Snnday-like APP
pea rance. sps
SOME of our exchanges inform us
that Isavenna has a. .Shaksperian Club,
but we have been unable to find it.
GO away a ON home to find the news.
ss THE Masons OF Kent are to have a
series of SOciables during the winter,
the first of which will be held on Fri
day evening, December Stb, in the
Masonic ParIOrs.
TIE Warren Constitution says that
upon a fair count about 24OO people
went TO the Centennial from that city
since May last, This includes ali who
purchased tickets there.
A DIsLOYAL,srebel,c coppcrhead. con-
federate exchange advises that "When
you eco q burglar. 'bull-doze' him.
That editor has not the fear OF Grants
bay0nets before his eyes. "-
T TUE case oi The State VS.. Amelia Z
Richardson, for the murder of hsI
= husband, Edward Richardson, a
Masslllon. on the 10th OF January las
is on trial in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Stark county.
WEEk before last about twenty o
, the teachers of the Warren Publ
, Schools visited the schools of Akrol
for the purpose Of posting themselve
with their points Of excellence The
resolved that they W ere highly please
With the kind treatment they received
ABorT three O'clock. last Friday al
Y ternoon a fire, was discovered betwee
1 the ceiling and roof of s. J. Hopkin
I Cheese warehouse near the track {
The T.. & p. Railroad. The alarm ws
| o<,uasa~ cnd.s fnA fire. comnoniaa xu a,