The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-11-21

urer's Office yet.
THE coming holidays are casting
| their shadows.
LEGAL Stationery and Justice blanks
at S. B. Halls News Depot.
THE wild geese are vending their
way TO a warmer weather.
Lo has furnished us small sample
of his summer, and it is splendid.
The latest book-Roxy, by Edward
Eggleston, at S. 3. Halls News Depot.
REMEMBER the dance at Shalersville
Exchunge on Thanksgiving night.
FINEST correspondence Stationery
at S. B. Halls News Depot.
THERE is alively competition among
our village butchers, and they are
meating the people very cheaply.
FARMERS are making large quanti-
ties of cider and the prices are low
from s1.5O to $500.
The weather during the past week
has been quite fickle-alternate sun
shine and storm.
YE hunter men are after the cotton
tails. Rev. A. M. Hills brought in
thirteen of them on Monday.
OUR correspondents should make it
a point to send in their favors as early
as Tuesday in order to insure their
appearance.
If you have little surplus cash af-
ter paying your taxes you can come to
the PRESS Office and place it where it
will do the most good. We need il.
WHEN leader In the great temper
ance cause gets to purchasing his
bottled beer by the barrel he ought to
quit shouting Hold the Fort, or
something else."
THE next meeting of the Board of
Examiners will be held at the Union
School House in this village, on Sat-
urday next. The Board will not meet
again until the 2lst of December.
THERE was large attendance at the
lecture of Professor Gardner on Tenn
perance at the M. f. Church Oh Sum
day evening, and the lecture was
amusing and entertaining.
THE Protection Hook and Ladder
Co., of Kent, give their fifth annual
Ball at Kent's Hall on the evening of
Wednesday, November 9th, for the
benefit of Kent Helicon Band. Tick
cts to hall 81, to supper so cents each.
JOHN THoMPsoN's Dramatic Com
psny will appear at the Opera House
on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
of next week. The company sustains
a first-class reputation in Eastern cities
where they have appeared.
Col. LAKE, of the Akron Argus
ago, but he was in such hot pursuit of
that s'dog baby" that his stay with US
was very brief.
THE Penny Press cheap, indepen-
dent Cleveland Daily, delivered at
your residence or place of business for
six cents per week. Leave orders at
S. B. Halls Depot.
CARLISLE BROTHERS, carriage manu-
facturers at Mt. Gilead, Ohio, sHs-
pended work last Saturday, and dis
charged all their employees. Another
evidence that times are improving.
THE workmen of the eleven flint
glass houses in Pittsburgh struck at
twelve o'clock last Saturday. and the
establishments are closed with no
prospects of an early resumption of
work.
The young people of Ravenna are
making arrangements for q grand hop
at the Opera House next Thursday
(Thanksgiving) night, for which the
Germania Orchestra of Cleveland is
to furnish the music.
THAT long, dreary, hard winter
which some of the eather-wise pre-
dicted would set in about the first of
November, has not yet made its app
pearance.
The Western Reserve Poultry, Pig
con and Pet-Stock Association are to
hold a fair at Mantua Station on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday,
December 10, IL and 18th, which will
be "open to the world" Over hun.
dred dollars in premiums are offered.
Mr.. B. LITTLE has removed his stock
of books, stationery and fancy goods
to his store room opposite the Opera
House, where he will be ready to vel.
come his old customers and all others
who may favor him with a call. Mr.
q. M. Little may also be found at the
same place ready to perform all kinds
of work i'm the line of watch repairing
SOME genius has sent us puzzle fol
publication. We should publish il
but we have bigger one on hand just
now, and that Is, how to collect enough
money to pay our printers. AS .
puzzle it beats all contributions in thu
line.-[Ex,
Same over on this side.
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