The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-11-06

K1nQS uSeQ IN inc SCHOOLS mere CAL VI
obtained at the store of F. III. Stiles
in Mechanics Block, at lowest prices
The weather is on a boom.
Don't neglect your chimney fues.
Winter clothing is now in demand
Apples are said to be rotting badly
We are having a spell of genuine
winter weather. rt go
Come TO the Press Office for Jot
printing.
Road receipts for sale cheap at the
Press office.
When you are in paying your taxes
don't forget the printer.
Did you lose your cabbage3
Wanted" is the subject Of the lec-
ture to be given in the Universalist
Church next Sunday evening.
If you want to sell an article, ad-
vertise it. How do you expect people
will call on you to purchase what they
don't know you have for sale3
Another heavy snow storm visited
this section Sunday. 1t looks as
though winter had como in good car
nest. a. 't-,- t.-- s-t -
How MUCH of that boom that is so
loudly and constantly talked about do
our business men discover in this
region2 '"
M. j. Belts leaves to-day for New
York, and the Eastern States on busi-
ness for the Coates Rake Co., of AL
lance and to visit friends. ISL.
President Hayes has prepared his
proclamation setting apart Thursday,
the 9th day of November, as day of
National Thanksgiving.
There seems to be a great demand
for Grant throughout the country, but
as yet we hear of no invitation being
extended to him to visit his fathers
old tannery here.
Another pedestrian match is sdver.
tised to take place at the Opera House
to-day, for q purse Of $50, divided into
irsts second and third premiums, of
s25, SIS and $40 respectively.
The ladies of Grace Church give an
at Philharmonic Hall,
this (Wednesday) evening. The per.
consist Of readings, recita-
tions and singing.
An editor being asked, "Do hogs
pay ?" says great many do not. They
lake the paper several years and then
have the postmaster send it back
marked refused" -. .... =
When you see a crowd of people
home on train loaded with
packages, you can bet your bottom
dollar they haye been on an excursion
10 hear Moody and Sankey.
Attention is called to the advertise.
ment of Moses Beans offering large
quantity of valuable property at pub
tic auction on his farm in the north
west part of Charlestown, on Thurs
day, November 18th.
Simmons & Rankins' Minstrel troupe
10 booked for the Opera House this
Wednesday, evening. 1t is spoken
,f wherever it has performed as
first class company and deserving OF
liberal patronage.
The businessxboom has raised the
prices of nearly all of the necessaries
IF life, but how has it affected the
wages of the laboring men who are
1nder the necessity of purchasing
hose commodities? Have they been
oroportionately increased
Read the scrap of Political History
which we publish on the first page of
his issue and you will learn where
he doctrine of secession had it's ORR
,in and how much justice there is In
he people of the Eastern States per-
the South for attempting to
practice the doctrines taught by the
politicians of the New England Fed
,ralist school.
DIR. BANNING, of New York, and
ormerly of Ohio, will be in Ravenna,
It the Etna House, for three days,
Friday and Saturday, the
9th, 18th and 18th of November.
call and see his famous Braces and
for the relief of spinal
disease, falling of the womb, ruptures,
dyspepsia, constipation and piles. Re-
member, only three days.
We call attention 10 the advertise
nent OF Austin Beecher, Esq, who
,ffers at public auction, on his farm,
IN the North part of Shalersville, on
The Goth inst, large lot of dairy cows,
short horns, and high grade cattle, 8
head of horses and a quantity of farm
ng implements. Mr.. Beecher intends
10 abandon the dsrying business and
70 devote his attention to short horn
breeding, sheep raising aud grain cul-
ure. II
Concert and Dance.