The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-11
Now for Indian Summer.

till SEVEN p. n. until furtner notice
Now for Indian Summer.
1t will never do to give it up SO.
Copious rains Friday and Saturday
The Rayenna RAIDS don't seem to b
happy.
We weren't alone i'm it. The Green
hackers and Prohibs also got left.
Get ready for your pumpkin pies
for Thanksgiving is coming.
Quite a snow storm Saturday nigh
and the wind howled horribly.
Now begin to fattsn the Thanks.
giving gobbler. =i.'-
Pay up without grumbling and ther
stop that foolishness..
Rene mber that Kendalfs SPAWN
Cure will do all they claim for it. Try
q bottle. Read the Advertisement.
The Garrsttsville journal says, Rev.
A. NJ. Hills is "rattIer." Only that
and nothing more. ,;, axe. ..~5,,,,,.
The storm Saturday played sad havoc
with the jsmboree of the Kent Radi-
Gals, and they postponed the affair till
Tuesday evening.
There 10 no pride equal to that of
theirs who rise from poverty to riches !;
for some have even forgotten their
own relations.
Owing to the serious illness of his
brother Mr.. Miles Whitney did not
accompany Esq. Norton's hunting
party to the wilds of Pennsylvania.
i. I. SiddalI. Esq, started on Tues
day evening for trip to the Indian
Territory, and expects to be absent
till the latter part of next week. IL
The funny cuts displayed in the Re-
publican papers since election present
an array of arguments entirely ire
sisiible.
We suppose that ninety-nine out of
every hundred men would be honest
if they had plenty to do and received
500 per month";, Poverty as often as
laziness is the mother of crime.
The Republican papers think they
are "doing the handsome thing" in
getting out their pictorial sheets.
Well, let them enjoy it, for we can't
1t isn't the fellow that "blows" the
bass drum who leads the band, nor is
it the fellow that shoots off his mouth
the most that leads the community.
'Tis better to be lowly born, and
range with humble livers in content,
than to be pricked up in glittering
grief, and wear golden sorrow
Anon.
Some wretch says that young ladies
1t the breaking up of a party are like
arrows, because they captgo:of with
out beau, and are all in culver till |
they get one.
Mr.. Henry Miller, of Branch county
Michigan, is visiting his old Ravenna
friends. Twenty years have passed
'ince he left Ravenns 10 establish his |
,ome in the West y g - u
Always keep 'Kendall's SPAWN
Cure in your house, if your Drug
.ist will not get it for you send to the
B. j. Kendall & Co., Enos-
'urg Falls, VT.
Mr.. Hayes passed through town On
he 3 d p. m train on the C. &P.
Railroad en- route for Washington
rom his western trip. Quite a num-
'er of his Republican friends met
i'm at the depot.
Mr.. John F. Whitney is suffering
rom q slight stroke of paralysis with
Vbich be was attacked on Saturday,
october Both. He is at the residence
f Squire Marvin, in Shalsrsville.
light hopes are entertained for his
ecovery.
NJ. j. Belts, of New Milford. start
d for q trip to New York and through
he New England States on Monday
4 the interest Of A. w. Coates s. Co.,
of lock lever hay and
rain rakes, and to visit friends.
AND now once again doth the vir-
1850 draw the hair of the equine
cross the intestines of the feline,
vhile he of the stentorian lungs ex-
laimeth: "Getchur pardens FRA
!"
A CERTAIN CURE for q felon, says an
xchange, is to wind a cloth around
ne finger, leaving the end free. Pour
4 common gun-powder until the af-
icted part is entirely covered. Keep
le whole wet with spirits of camphor.
POTATOES Persons having potatoes
D sell should call on Mr.. Seth N. An |
rews, at the Etns House, who will
sy the highest market price for the
anne.
On Thursday morning last d. L.