The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-10-28

receive your contributions.
Next Tuesday is election day, and
don t you forget it.
Hunters are going for the game at a
lively rate,
REV. A. M. Hills is still stopping
over for Garfield.
Election next Tuesday. Vote for
Hancock and English.
Col. Royal Taylor and wife return
ed from their Southern trip on Sunday
The Portage County Teachers As
socistion meets at Edinburgh next
Saturday.
Don't 60 quail hunting until No.
yember 18th. The law don't permit
it before that time.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of J. P. Coe of a Farm at Ad-
ministrators' SALE"
AT the meeting of the Board of
Examiners on Saturday Last there
were "a applicants for certificates to
teach.
Miss Hattie Ball, daughter of James
Ball, of Fort Scott, Kansas, arrived in
town on Tuesday, and is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Clark.
Mlnnich, of the Kent Bulletin, pro-
poses to advertise and sell g batch of
accounts against that class commonly
known as sdead BEATS"
The cider mills are busy. But as
everybody is on the teetotal list, what
on earth can become of their produce
tions7 Oh, vinegar, of course.
The barn burners are doing big
business in Stow and vicinity. A fell
low by the name of Oscar Wright is
suspected as the incendiary. The far
mers are organizing for self-prOtection
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will serve supper on election night in
the rooms formerly occupied by Mr..
Ruffie, in Opera Block, from 5 O'Clock
in the evening.
WE understand that snow fell to the
depth of four inches in the vicinity of
the Lime Ridge In Freedom Township
on Saturday morning last.
The young people think there is .
fine prospect of an abundsns hop crop
the coming winter. They should re-
member that those who dance must
pay the orchestra.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace
Church will meet at the residence Of
Mr.. D. L. Rockwell, Thursday eve
ming, Oct, 2Sth, at z o'clock. A full
attendance is desired.
FANNIE L. KELLEY, Sec'y.
We regret to learn that NJ. A. Norris,
Esq, of Kent, received serious injuries
last Thursday afternoon while riding
behind an unmanagable colt, by being
thrown violently from his carriage, his
head striking on a stone and crushing
the skull above the right eye.
We were rror last week In an.
nsuncing c. A. Reed, Esq, as being
among the Southern excursionists.
Mr.. Reed had calculated to be one of
the party, but was taken iii about the
time of starting, and thereby COM
PEELED to remain at heme. He is able
to be about again.
Mrs. A. N. Frank, 1T w. Tupper
Street, Buffalo, N. Y, says she has
used DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil for Sc
we're toothache and Neuralgia of the
head and thinks it is the best thing
she knows Of for relieving pain of any
kind. She keeps it constantly in the
house as household remedy.
Eliza Sudds, a girl from this town,
aged fifteen years, who was arrested
in Clevelaed on Wednesday Of last
week, on . charge of attempting to
poison the family of Mr.. j. j. Crook,
at No. Is Longwood Avenue, was
bound over to the Court of Common
Pleas of Cnyahoga County on Friday,
in the sum of $500.
Mr.. Thomas e. Peckinpaugh, the
junior proprietor of the Wayne Coun-
ty Democrat, and Miss Kate Baker,
daughter of c. G. Baker, Esq, of
Wooster, were united in marriage On
the 14th inst, at st. James Episcopal
Church in that city. The wedding
was brilliant affair.
We learn from the last issue of the
Hudson Enterprise, that our Young
friend Pau B. Conant, Of this village,
has become connected with the edito-
rial management of that paper. Paul
has had some experience as local re-
porter for some of the daily papers,
and has shown considerable ability in
that line. We wish him abundant
success.
Hon. P. B. CoNANT and wife, John
Meharg and wife, and j. H. Furry,
returned from their excursion to the
sunny South on Saturday morning.
They don't show any evidence of hav-
ing been bulldozed or intimidated by
the terrible "rebel brigadiers." Col.
Taylor and wife continued their jour-
ney to Savannah, not being deferred
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