The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-01-29

DIARIES FOR 1880, at half price, a
F. II. STILES.
The prospects for the ice crop hav
not materially frightened.
The weather thus far this winte
knocks the conceit completely out o
the weather prophets.
A large invoice of Brackets just re
ceiyed at F. II. STILES.
Professor Chapman, of Mt. Uniol
College, died last Saturday.
Sunday was bright and beautiful
spring-like day, and many people
were on the streets enjoying it.
There's no tonic in the atmosphere
Il Rep Dem. af
We thought it was altogether Tu
tonic,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Keller, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Bassett, and Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Stonffer attended the Masonic
dance, at Kent, last Friday night.
Frank II. johnson spent several
DAYS last week and week before, Wis
iting in Richland, Wayne and Ash
land counties.
Will Morgan and wife returned
from their wedding tour through the
West on Saturday last. They ex-
press themselves as being highly
pleased with the Western country.
Rev. e. s. Perrin will preach in the
Universalist Church next Sunday, in
exchange with the pastor, who will
pleach in Wllloughby, where he spent
more than six years as pastor.
Mr.. D. c. Snyder, Secretary OF the
Enterprise Glass Company of this
village, left on Monday evening to at
tend a Convention of the Lamp Chin
ney Manufacturers which meets at
Philadelphia on Wednesday.
We had a call few evenings ago
from r. E. Watson, Esq, of Canal Do
yer, formerly editor of an independ-
ent paper in that place. He was look
ing for a place to engage again in the
business.
Very interesting meetings were held
in the Universalist Church last week.
The pastor was assisted by Rev. E.
Morris and Rev. DR.. Rexferd. The
was large, the spirit excel
lent, and the Church has been strength
ened and encouraged in its noble work.
A tramp who has been preambBlat-
ing about town for over q week insult
ing ladies at places where he applied
for food, was arrested on q warrent
issued by Justice Sperra for violation
of the tramp law and taken to castle
Keller to await trial which was set for
Wednesday.
The marriage of Lieut.. c. III. Rock
well, u. S. A, formerly of Kent, apd
brother of ID. L. and S. .. Rockwell,
Esqs., with Miss Cecilia Sherman
MouIton, neice of Secretary and Gen
ersl Sherman, is announced to take
place at Christ Church, Glendale, o.
at noon on Thursday, February 9Th.
Mr.. Norman Rood, who resides on
Avenue was seriously in
jured last Friday afternoon by being
kicked in the chin by horse which he
was currying, cracking the chin bone
the removal of two teeth
in order TO properly dress.
the wound.
DIR. J. NJ, Publes, the renowned trav-
eler and popular lecturer, was in town
on Tuesday, the guest of c. S. Curtis.
1t is hoped the services of the Doctor
may be secured to give course of
lectures on the subject of his travels
and the manners and customs of the
people of the Orient at no distant day.
Charley E. d. and second cousin, of
Mary Anderson were noticed in a
very animated conversation few eve-
nings ago. Looks rather serious, as
we heard him say, "Oh! you are a
Jewell" In the name of suffering Ire
land we demand an explanation.
Will. A. Horr, the enterprising pro-
prietor of the Commercial Hotel, ran
put, on Monday last, an elegant new
from the works of Merits &
Riddle, which will be run for the ac-
of the guests of that
popular House. and the public gener-
ally.
Messrs. G.. L. Slough, Ed. Collins
md G. P. Scoville, of Cleveland,
Dennis Quinn, Alliance, Will. Lamb,
Warren, and Miss Anna Derr, of War
ZEN, we're in attendance at the Leap
Y ear Party at Commercial House Par
ors, Wednesday evening.
When you see a man looking awful
'milin' like and tickling himself in
he ribs you can about make up your
mind that he owns a daughter. and
hat no coal bill has been handed in.
But that smile will vanish when Mon
lay morning arrives and he finds the
big rocking chair call broke up"
A mild winter can't disturb
he equality of things.
A walking match is announced to
AXE place at the Opera House on Sat
1rday, January 3lst, between Miss
Carrie Ross, the celebrated pedestri-
,nne, and Mr.. A. c. Davis, an amature
of Edinburg. The affair is
1nder the management of Mr.. Harry
q, Palmer. 1t is hoped the receipts