The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-11-28
THIS is Thanksgiving Day.
THE mud prcvaileth muchly.

THIS is Thanksgiving Day.
THE mud prevaiIeth muchly.
DIARIES for 1879 at F. H. STILES.
The roads are in horrible condition
The grand army of tramps is on the
March.
THERE was quite heavy fall of snow
last Friday night.
The signs that the holidays are near
at hand are numerous.
The very best oysters and clans may
be had at Sol. Osthemiers.
The corrected railroad time tables
will be found in this issue.
EDWARD TODD s. Co.'S Gold Pens
and Pencils, at +. II. STILES.
Tue schools of the village took re-
cess from Wednesday till Monday.
The war on Turkey has already be-
gun, and the slaughter will be terrible.
ATTENTION is called to the new ad-
vertisement of o. v. Scarf, Agent.
HOLIDAY Goods just received, at
535. F. II. STILES.
THERE has been an effort 10 revive
the temperance movement in this town
for several days past.
IT is predicted that we are to have
kr, -txxYo OF "a n
winter.
The weather issomew what mixed and
it seems as if there were q new hand
at the bellows.
THE town is full of teams nearly ev-
cry day, still business men complain
that trade is dull.
Mr.. w. s. ELsoN returned home
from New York last week to visit his
family and friends here.
HUMPHREYS Ochestra furnishes the
music for the Falls Cornet Band dance
at Cnyahoga Falls tonight.
IT is said that counterfeit dimes are
III DOA tohO LhOuAs hOy
are dishonest, worthless money"
A CHIMNEY SWEEP in town on Sat-
urday made rare fun for the boys by
his curious dress and strange actions.
The store of Goss Brothers, Edin-
burgh, will be closed to-day and also
on Christmas.
New Books by E. P. Roe, Mrs.
Holmes, E. Eggleston, Alcott, Pansy
and others, at F. Ii. STILES.
REV. ANDREW WILSON will preach
in the county school house in Shalers-
vile, ON Tuesday evening, December
3rd at O'clock.
SINCE the oyster shuckers of Balti-
more have gone to work again, there
will be less silver getting into a fell
lows dish.
A NEW stone culvert is being put in
On North Chestnut street, near the
residence of Mrs. Beecher. A work
very much needed.
The auction sale at Webber s.
Smith has been postponed to Monday
December I'd, and will con-
tinue every afternoon and evening
till the stock is closed out.
THE attention of prac tical cheese
makers is called to the advertisement
of "Cheese Factory for Sale" in anoth-
er column. A first rate opportunity
is offered to an experienced, energetic
and competent man,
SERVICES will be held in the Univer-
salist Church Thanksgiving Day at
10 80 A. NJ. The pastor will preach on
''The Assurance of Universal Liberty
Essential to the Truest Gratitude for
Temporal Blessings and Civil Liberty
THERE was a large crowd who join
ed the excursion to the Cleveland Loan
on Friday last. The Alli-
ance accommodation train contained
sixteen coaches all completely cram
med with passengers. Nearly four
hundred tickets were sold at the Ra-
VIENNA station, and the number on the
train when it reached Cleveland was
over q thousand.
THE members Of the Church of the
Immaculate Conception of Rayenna
will hold Fair at Citizens Hall. COM
on the 9th of December. Nu-
merous games and amusemehts will
be provided to make it pleasant and
agreeable affair to all who attend, and
it is hoped it will receive the liberal
patronage of the people of Ravenna
and vicinity.