The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-10-10


law after the 1st OF next month.
WINDOW SHADES and Fixtures, fh
largest assortment at F. H. Stiles.
The Kent Cornet Band are about
procure set of new instruments.
RABBIT shooting will be lawful afte
the 18th inst. Let the cotton tails be
ware. t sss
predicting a long and cold winter
Oh, don't.
TIE farmers are complaining of tn
ravages of the Hessian a. in the earl,
wheat.
THERE were eight bands entered 70
the prizes offered at the Canton Fai
on Friday last.
THOSE Telephone" cigars at Beid
ing s. Armstrong; will speak fol
luStuScltcss
Col. CoTTER returned from CoIum
bus on Saturday last on short visi
to his family and friends in Rayenna
THE war among the coal dealers will
begin soon, and it Is hoped wiliresul'
in cheap fuel for the people. - 20
IL
IF you want your old plug hats rem
ovated, converted to the latest STYLE
and made as good as new patronize
Frank Taylor.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
menf Of Mcssrs. Heimes & Rodgers
Harness makers i'm another column
They are good workmen and faii
dealers.
p. FLATn is prepared TO show thu
finest goods for mems wear ever
brought 10 the county, which he will
make up in the latest and best styles
and at reason able prices.
The bill of fare for the breakfast ia
BILE will soon embrace hot buc K W hea
cakes; but we are sorry TO learn tha
the crop of that grain in this region
promises to be rather short.
THE long evenings are upon us, ant
what are our citizens to do for amuse
ments? Will everybody devote th'
spare hours to the cultivation of theil
heels TO the neglect of their heads2
MRS. NJ. A. WOODBRIDGE, of thi:
village, lectured in the Universalis
Church at Kent last Friday evening
on the subject of Temperance and Pro.
hibitiOn.
BISHOP BEDELL will be in Ravenns
on the 3lst inst. to attend the COnvo'
cation of the Northeast, on which oc.
casiOn he will deliver an address on
the subject of the Lambeth Confer
ence.
he Ec6 "CIC III thO 1ui
mace at the Diamond Glass Works on
Monday morning, and the work OF
blowing will be commenced about two
weeks from that time.
We had brief call on Sunday eve.
ming from Judge L. j. Kenney OF
Ashland. He and w. b. Thomas, Esq.
addressed a large and enthusiastic
Democratic meeting at Alliance Sat.
urdsy evening.
WE are informed that a general rO "
occurred at Palmyra on Saturday eve
ming after the fair in which number
of young men from that and neishbor-
ing townships participated. As to
the cause of the fight or its particulars
we are not posted.
The election on Tuesday passed of
very quietly in this town though there
was sufficient interest manifested To
call out pretty full vote, it bein. but
about forty short OF that cast at the
Presidential election, in 1876. There
were no incidents occurring worthy OF
mention.
| IT is evident that at east tWO-thirds
of the National Greenback voters il
this township came from the Demo
cratic party, and We presume the same
is the fact in reference to the balance
of the District. Their votes cast fol
the Democratic candidates for Con
gress would have saved their princi
pies from defeat.
Mr.. CHARLIE s. SLOCUM, a teacher
of Penmanship, closed very success
full term in this village on Saturday
His class numbered some sixty pupils
and showed satisfactory progress. ILL
left here on Monday morning TO
Meadville, Pa, where he has class o
over hundred scholars.
| The storm interfered with the fair
on Saturday. The fair at Palmyra j
reported as very fine, especially in tn
classes of cattle and horses. but tn
attendance was not as large as was All
fticipated. At Randolph the show
said to have been very good and tn
attendance fair.
THERE is to be Social Dance g
Bradley's Hall, Mantua Station, o
Friday evening, Oct. IL. A geners