The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-30

obtained at the store of F. II. Stiles
in Mechanics Block, at lowest prices
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CHRoMos cheaper than ever, at
2w F. III. STILES.
Sunday was . delightful day.
The weather during the past week
has been little mixed.
Thanksgiving is approaching and
the turkies must hunt high roost.
Tho new foundry building of R.
Doig will soon be ready for operation.
PANEL Pictures and Engravings at
2w F. H. STILES.
A Chapter of r. A. M. has been es-
tablished at Garrettsville, named "Sil-
yer Greek Chapter"
The Kent Helicon Band boys are
making an effort for reconstruction.
Hope they will succeed.
A LARGE lot of Wall Brackets just
received at F. II. STILES.
a severe snow storm visited this
section on Friday last, . warnohg that
dreary winter is near at hand.
We hear Of no new cases Of diphthe-
ria in this vicinity for several days,
and hope the terrible malady is abated.
CHRoMos, 22x3O and 24x3O, in Wal
nut and Gilt Frames, for one dollar, at
2w F. Fl. STILES.
Economy" 10 the subject of the
lesture to be given in the Universalist
Church next Sunday evening.
NEW Books by PAnsy, George Eli
OFT. Payne, Burnett, and others, At
2w +. 81. STILES.
A large number of our citizens went
on the excursion to Cleveland last Fri
day 10 hear Moody and Sankey.
The walls Of II. W. Riddles new
residence are up and the roof 10 being
pat on.
We have . quantity Of blank Road
Receipts Of excellent form which We
will sell cheap.
DR.. W. L. Streator, Of Cleveland
paid Q visit to his former Ravenna
home on Saturday.
h. II. Stevens, Esq, of Cleveland,
vislted HE Ravenna friends for . few
lays during the past week.
Mr.. George Kenwsrd and family
save moved into the now dwelling Of
Ar. Stanford on South Prospect street.
r. A. Talcoit,, . former employe Of
he PREss ofIice. made us . short call
~ Friday last. Frank is the happy
ather Of bouncing nine pound boy.
There Was . crowd ofpeople in town
and the streets presented =
lively appearance. Hope It means
business. ~
! Tho stevmer was out Monday after
'ooD pumping the water from the
eservoir at the Hub Factory to the
lew one just finished on South Chest
int street. IL
The residence of Daniel Sherman,
t Ashtabula, one of the editors of the {
Democratic Standard, was damaged I
y fire to the amount of $500 on Thurs
~ evening last.
The north wing of the Bethany (W.
Ta.) College was destroyed by an i'm
endiary fire on the 23rd inst. The
oss II estimated at $4,000.
The County Treasurer is In attend
nee at his Office ready to receive the =
lxes levied for the year 1879. Those I
rho would avoid the rush should call I
arly.
The Road tax is included In the De- !
ember half of the taxes this year as '
sual. Those who have paid their q
In labor should carry in &
leir receipts for the same this fall. q
Mr.. James T. Riddle and family
ave the heartfelt sympathy of their
umerous friends and acquain tances
q account of the death Of their son
harlie, an interesting boy of eight
ears, who died Of diphtheria on
Fendesday afternoon of last week.
tier brief illness of three days.
Services in memory Of departed ,
lends will be held In the Universal.
4 Church next Sunday forenoon. :
he house will be appropriately dec :
rated with leaves, flowers and pic
1res and the Pastor will give . SER !
ION on "Home and Heaven"
On Saturday last we had . very Z
leasant call from Mr.. A. 8. Jones, the
'eneral Agent for DR.. Kings New
discovery, and found him very affs-
10 social genueman. He represents 4
medicine that is fast coming into
opular favor on account Of its genu.
70 merits. s's.lf
Halloween occurs TO- morrow eve-
ing. 1t is the name popularly given
, the eve or vigil of All Hallows, or
,stival Of All Saints, which, being the /,
1t Of November, Halloween 10 the =
vening of the 3lst Of October. In
Dgland It was long customary to
rack nuts, duck for apples In . tub of
'ater, and perform other harmless
reside revelries.
A BIG BEHr.-CIiford. . little eight. Q
ear old son of John III. Jones, who e
aides with his grandfather, Mr.. FL. I