The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-10-31
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
RAyENNA. THURSDAY, OCT. 81. 1875.

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RAvENNA. THURSDAY. OCT. 81. 1877,
CEMETERY GATES open from EIGHT A.
till SEVEN p. N, until further notice.
Wells Persian Perfume HACKM]
TACK, is rich and fragrant try il
Sold by l.. L. Brainerd 81 Son, Ra
VIENNA, and elsew here by all dealers.
RUBBEg weather strips at +. II
Stiles'. 530-2w.
LOCK out for defective Gues.
BEAN the auctioneer is busy.
RAvENNA supports three dancing
clubs.
CHRISTMAS comes on WEDNESDAY
this year.
EHERE is great complaint that apple
are rotting rapidly.
REPORTS represent the growing
wheat crop looking well.
Now for quail on toas'. Give us tn
quail and we will furnish the toast.
DoN'T forget the Pioneer Concer
Friday evening, November Sih.
THE blowers commenced work a
the Diamond Glass Works to-day.
Snow fell at Cleveland S0nda,
night to the depth of fnearly fiveinches
THOSE in search of winter good
should see the new ad. of smith Bros
WE would indulge in feast OF
pumpkin pie II we only had th'
pumpkin
A FINE line OF F!owe Stands, Check
er Tables and Brackets just receivee
at f. II. Stiles
THE Jubilee singers advertised fol
Tuesday evening at the Opera House
failed to draw.
The people OF Kent regard the loca
tion of the Alpaca Mills in their town
as a sure thing.
WINTER is upon us. There was q
slight furry of snow Sunday evening,
and ice formed half an inch thick.
THOSE IN need of copy of Shakes
peare can find it, in cloth and library
bindings, at +. Ii. Stiles
Now COMMENCE fattening your tur-
keys, for Thanksgiving is coming sure,
though our excellent Governor has not
yet announced the day and date.
REV. ANDREW WILSON will preach
in the County School-house, in Sha-
Iersyille, Tuesday evening, November
9Th, OIL What is Universalism 2"
Our old friend AID former towns
man. G. o. Arnold, Esq was in town
a few hours on Tuesday last. He is
now residing in Wellsville, Ohio.
SHAWL LOST, somewhere in the
northeast part Of Rsvenna village, on
Tuesday afternoon. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving it at
this office.
WILL LINTON was home on a short
visit on Saturday. He is employed
on the southern end OF the G.. 81 L. Il.
II rebuilding and repairing bridges
damaged by the storm.
The cold weather has put an end to
the pleasant open-air concerts of the
Band on Saturday nights, and to the
throngs on the streets On those occa-
sions.
THE Dramatic Readings of Miss Ap-
ma Wakeman at the Congregational
Church Tuesday evening were worthy
of larger audience than was in at
tendance.
The jury III the case of the State VS..
McGIll for the killing of Mary Kelley
at Cleveland, returned verdict of
guilty of murder in the first degree,
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. B. LITTLE is building an addi-
ton in the rear of his business place
on East Main street opposite the Opera
House, and when completed intends
to remove his stock of books, stationery
and fancy goods thereto.
Miss May Fisk's Blondes hold forth
at the Opera House this wednesday,
evening. The bald pates and gray
heads have secured the front eeats, and
the boys" will have to stand leetle
back.
AT the meeting of the Board Of Ex-
aminers last week, there were % ap-
plicants for certificates to teech-five
ladies and "a gentlemen. The next
meeting of the Board will be held on
the 9th Of November.