The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-11-07

where by all dealers.
The Pioneers.
FRIDAY night.
AT the Opera House,
Don't you forget it.
HEAVY irosts for several nights past.
The spelling-school season is at
hand.
The autumn leayes have about
played out.
The weather for the past few days
has been delightful.
MR.. BILL can play bugle yet. Go
and hear him November 9Th.
SUNDAY was a bright and beautiful
day. The air was cool and bracing.
THERE are a number of cases of
scarlet fever and diphtheria in town.
IT looks like fall; it feels like fall,
and burned if We don't believe it is
fall.
THANKsGIvING-DA comes On Thurs
day, November 2Sth. Be ye therefore
ready.
TICKETS for the Pioneer concert will
be for sale at Brainerd & Sons Drug
Store.
IT may be true as has been said, that
tthe world is full OF change but we
| can't see it.
mence promptly at half-past seven
O'Clock.
The Pioneer Band have Bassoon
one hundred years old, but there's mu-
sic in it yet. Go and hear it.
THE old folks should all attend the
Pioneer Concert, and the young peO-
pie should surely be there.
The Kent Cornet Band have receiv-
ed set of new Helicon horns, Ii In
number, and arc happy.
WHEN you come to pay your taxes
bring along your road receipts. We
haye supply OF the blanks.
The time for hunting deer Is past.
Well, we haven't heard of anybody in
this region who has lost any deer.
If the farmers have not got their
fall work done and are not fully pre-
pared for winter who's to blame?
If the weather prophets are to be
believed everybody had better begin
to prepare for long, severe winter.
Don't forget the Pioneer Concer;
Ftiday night. 1t will be an enter
tainment worthy OF liberal patronage.
AN exchange says: Pumpkin pie
sociables will be popular this winter
i'm the circles OF polite and cultared
society,"
The seventeen-year locusts will put
in an appearance here early in the
spring OF 1850, TO discuss tree culture
with the farmers.
The dramatic company of Felix A.
Vincent are playing at Bellfontaine.
Felix seems to have given Ravenna
the go-by of late years.
The Go ncert of the Pioneer Band at
Reeds Opera House Friday evening
next, will be the entertainment of the
season. Everybody should go.
HALLow- ZEN passed off without any
disturbance IN our town. The boys
were on their good behavior. There
were no spirits or goblins about.
1T is said there was large audience
to witness the performances of the
May Fisk Blondes at the Opera House
but it is difficult to find any one who
was there.
PREPARATIONS are being made for
dance and oyster supper st the Shall
ersvilIe Exchange on Thursday even
ing, November 2Sth-Thanksgiying
night.
Mrs. ISAAC PHELPS was the first to
respond to our gentle hint, and pre-,
sent us with two nice large pumpkins,
for which she will please accept cur
sincere thanks.
WHILE e. B. Newton, Esq, OF New
ton Falls, was going from his home to
Warren a week ago last Saturday, he
lost from his pocket roll of green
backs containing between $500 and
$500.
AN exchange Gays truly: every
week that man prints an advertise
ment in paper, he puts his business
sign into hundreds of households. and
secures trade that he could not secure
in any other way.
The Universalist AID Society will
be held at the residence of Mr.. Isaac
Phelps, on West Main street, Tuesday
afternoon and evening, Nov. II. Tea
from 5 to 8. To all a cordial invita-
ton is given.
Mrs. SUSIE PITKIN, Sec.
JUDGE CoNANT, after ten years SER
vice upon the bench, returns to the
practice of law in this town. His of
fee is in Pheuix Block, over Richard
sons Hardware store.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Corwin S. Curtis, who
has opened new Stove and Tinwsre
Store in Mechanics Block Mr.. Cur
tis has had long experience in the