The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-11-13
School Books and supplies of all
kinds used in the schools here can be
obtained at the store of F. III. Stiles,
in Mechanics Block, at lowest prices.

The weather is little variable.
Thanksgiving two weeks from, to
day.
Christmas comes on Thursday thil
|year.
And now Old King Coal is in com
mand.
DIrHTHER1A still fingers in this To-
cality. t,s..
The roof is being put on the resi-
dence of II. w. Riddle.
Poor Lo seems to be getting in hif
little summer just now.
The weather for few days past has
been little lndisn summerish.
THE joiners are doing the inside
work of Gretzinger's new building.
There will not be any services in
the Rsvenna Universalist Church next
Sunday. zEf5
Ed. II. RooT, of New York City, 10
visiting his parents and Ravenna
friends.
The Dorcas Society will meet this
week Friday evening st Mrs. DR..
Waits.
They are gathering at the Treasur.
er's Office slowly, but the rush will
soon begin. sl'
Now is the time to get an almanac
for 1850, and post yourself about the
coming year. ...s
HAVE the lsborlng men experienced
any boom in their wages? Why not
Everything else is going up.
IT PAYS to advertise. But if you
don't want the patronage of Demo-
Gratis, you can give the PRESS the go by.
Old observers say the leaves must
fall from the treeabefore cold weather
sets in permanently. Let 'em stick.
Dalrymple has stacks of winter
clothing, which he desires purchasers
to call and examine. See advertise
ment. @ si -..
REVIVAL meetings are being held at
the Disciple Church, which are ad.
dressed by Rev. Alsnson Wilcox, of
Cleveland.
George D. Harris, an employe of the
PRESS Office. left on Tuesday for Chi
cago, and will be there to witness the
great GraDtboom. -
AUGUST URBAN has erected new
building on North Chestnut street,
north of the Empire Building, to be
used by him as a boot aud shoe shop.
Attention is called to the new ad-
yertisement of the Ohio Farmers In
surance Company. 1t shows the bus.
iness and condition of that old reliable
MYRoN II. CARTER has returned
from Philadelphia, where he has been
spending some time for medical treat
ment, and we are pleased to say that |
his health is materially improved.
Don't forget the Promenade Con-
cert of the members of she City Band
on Thanksgiving Eve. The boys will
give q first class entertainment, and
they are deserving'of liberal patron
age.
The entertainment Of Simmons and
Minstrel troupe at the Opera
House on Wednesday evening of last
week was frst-class and deserving of
3 more liberal patronage than it re-
ceived. -
On next Sunday two Universalist
Churches will be dedicated, one in
akron, and the other in Bainbridge,
Geauga county, at the latter place Rev.
Andrew Wilson will assist in the ser! /
vices. 1sSE1
TONIGHT is the time fixed upon by
Prof. Tice for the grand display OF /,
netcors. The shower is expected to II
'pen about midnight, and it is claimed
will equal the great ex xhibition of 1888.
Don't miss the show. sIl
Attention is called to the prospectus
IF the Cleveland Plain Dealer fof 1880 +
n another column. The Plain Dealer
g Q ste euheh, reliable Democratic pa- s
Der. worthy Of the liberal support Of:
he Democracy Of Northern Ohio,
DR.. r G. Sloan started Oh Monday
or his new home at 81. Paul, Nebras-
70, 'where'he designs4o establish him, /
'elfln the practice of his profession.
The Doctor is physician of large ex- &,
oerience and thorough education in .
he science of medicine. May success ]
attend him. s,ss, ,l.
Unsuccessful attempts were made
bout two o'clock Thursday morning
ast to burglarize the stores of Con-
'erse 81 Snyder and Risdon & Van
Ness, in Marvin's block by prying the
loors opon with q jimmy. They were
leard at their work and frightened
way before efFecting an entrance. ,
The rush from the rural districts to I
he Moody and Sankey meetings. At
still continues. There were
linety-eight tickets sold at the c. q p. r.
railroad station at this place Tuesday
and large number for the
'arly afternoon train. The business
nen of the Forest City must be having :
. boom.
The Parlor entertainments given by 6
he ladies of Grace Church at Philhar.
nonic Hall on Wednesday evening of ,
sst week did not call out large au- i
Hence. A severe snow storm pre-.
'ailed during the evening which