The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-12-09
Toys, all kinds and prices, at
T. II. STILES.
Winter abideth.


G.P. Reeds drug store is very neat
All the new Juvenile Books for 1881
at f. III. STILES.
The crowd increases st the Treasur.
er's Office.
The Commissioners were in session
on Monday.
Interesting local items are exceed.
ingiy scarce
If your horse has SPAWN use Ken
dalls SPAWN Cure See the Adv'r.
A large assortment of Vases, Toilet
Sets, China goods and Smoking sets, at
| +. II. STILES.
J.C. CATLIN & Son pay the highest
market price in each for hides, pelts.
furs and tallow.
Jack Frost will paint your nose bet
ter and cheaper than it can be done
with tanglefoot.
Picture Frames, Cornices and Cur
tain Poles at r. H. oIlLES.
See the new advertisement of the
Boston Clothing House, and govern
yourselves accordingly.
New Books by Howells, Alcott, NJ.
J. Holmes, Pansy, E. P. Roe, May
Agnes Fleming, Mrs. Whitney, Judge
Tourgee, Mark Twain and others, at
F. H. STILES.
Read the advertisement of Baldwin
& Waller in this issue and then go and
examine their stock if you want any
thing in the hardware line.
JUST RECEIVED, a nice line of Slip
pers for the Holidays, to be sold for
cash. cheap, at the Opera Shoe Store.
RUMBAUGH u STURDEvANT.
If you want to hear an able and in
structive lecture go to the Universalist
Church next Friday evening.
REMEMBER, the Holidays are near,
and those nice Slippers on display
must be sold, at Opera House Build
ing. RUMBAUGH s. STURDEvANT.
/. II. Phelps. Esq returned from
his Western trip Saturday night, after
a four weeks absence from home, and
seems much pleased with his visit.
The sale of the stock of goods of
the late S. w. Zellers, deceased, of
Brimfield, amounted to 500 above the
appraisement. z. III. Bean was the
salesman, and j. L. Carrier, Clerk.
THERE are two things every farmer
should have-things that subserve like
purposes and are of about equal i'm
portance-a grindstone and = newspa-
per.
LADIES' Button Caters, and Mems
Snow Excluders, in great variety, to
be sold cheap, at Opera House Build
ing. RUMBAUGH s. STURDEvANT.
The heavy winds which prevailed
during Sunday destroyed about hall
of fine maple growing in the front
of Court House Park, greatly marring
its beauty.
A heavy, warm, spring-like rain
storm prevailed throughout Saturday
night, which stripped the ground of
it's snowy robe, but left the roads in
excellent condition for wheeled yehi-
cles.
Persons who imagined that the
warm, pleasant weather of Sunday
meant that the spring time had come
again, were most egregiously mista-
ken.
A FULL STOCK of all kinds of Boots
aud Shoes to be sold cheap, at the
Opera House Store.
GAL -4w RUMBAUGH Sc STURDEvANT.
Our splendid sleighing slid out sud
denly ON Saturday, but its loss is
slightly compensated by the fact that
poor pedestrians are able to preserve
their perpendicular.
D. w. Boss, of the Pittsburg Post'
made us pleasant call on Tuesday
morning. The Post is an able and in
fluential Democratic paper, and, we
are pleased to learn, is receiving fine
list in Ravenna.
S. d. Norton, Esq, returned from
his hunting expedition on Friday last
/ <a ~, nth orma chnic1 cuts
of yenison steak, for which be has ouI
thanks. Although the party had lots
of sport, they learned by experience
that deer meat is not scheap.
Don't fail to hear che lecture Of the
Rev. G.. L. Shipman at the Universal
ist Church on FRIDAY evening, Oh
"The Dignity of Labor" The subject
is enc of great and general interest,
and from the well known ability oi
the speaker, there can be no doubt thai
those who attend will be richly repaid
for their time and expense.
Mr.. B. f. Pinueo and his daughter
Minnie, the accomplished equestri
enne. have returned to Greeley, Col
orado, and Miss Pinneo has challenged
Miss Minnie Pierson, of that city, FOL
a twenty mile race for $500 side, th'
race to take place on the track of th'
Weld County Industrial Association
some time this month.
O,to NJ. Bie,z, of Cleveland, for
mer Ravenna boy, has jast finished
the work OF frescoing the fine resi-
dence of Mrs. Rachel Beecher, OF
North Chestnut Street. in oil colors
The work is elegantly done, to In
entire satisfaction of the proprietor