The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-11-18

market price in cash for hides, pelts.
furs and tallow.
Rev. E. E. Lamb occupied the desk
Of the Congregational Church on Sum
day. 49, "#
F. II. johnson is on visit to L cad
Vile, Pa, with view to engaging in
business in that city.
Next Sunday evening the pastor Of
the Universalist Church will lecture
on Goods voice in Pagan religions" !"
What is it that men call for when
they have q lame horse? Kendall's
SPAWN Cure.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement of c. J. Stanford, Furniture
dealer, Arwater Station.
H. o. Hine, Administrator de bonis
non of HI. A. Porter, decd, advertises
lands for sale in Charlestown and Paris
townships.
There were twenty-five applicants
before the Board of Examiners ut their
meeting on Saturday.
Our Republican boys who go to Kent
to have sprees are liable to get their
names Bulletined in no very enviable
manner.
WHAT has become of all the darkies
that voted at Ravenna at the late cleo
tion? Many of them have vamoosed
all of q sudden.
New Books by Howells, AlcOtt, M.
J. Holmes, Pansy, E. P. Roe, May
Agnes Fleming, Mrs. Whitney, Judge
Tourgee, Mark Twain and others, at
F. H. STILES.
There is time for all things, but it
don't seem that the time for electing q
Democratic President has yet arrived.
Wait little longer.
Our former tOwnsman, Vim. p. Ha-
zen, Esq, is at Tampa, Florida, where
heintends to remain for q season. In
a brief note dated Nov. End, he says
the country and climate are perfectly
splendid.
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace
Church will meet at the residence of
Mr.. +. g. Comstock, Thursday evening
Nov. 18th, at z o'clock. All are in
vited to attend.
FANNIE L. KELLEY, Sec'y.
PICTURE FRAMES.-NOw is the time
to get your pictures framed. We have an
immense stock of holdings and frames
and are selling them at bottom prices.
+. II. STILES.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Caine. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Ra-
VIENNA for about three months past,
left for her home in at. Paul on Tues
day morning,
Our young friend Chris. Gardner,
had the misfortune, on Thursday last,
to get the second finger of his left hand
caught in corn shelter, mashing it so
badly as to render amputatiOn at the
first joint necessary.
Esq. Norton and party have not yet
returned from their hunting expedition
in Pennsylvania. We understand the
Esquire is of the opinion that the hills
in that region have materially increas-
ed in size since his boyhood days.
There was harvested in the town
ot, <,fE fv,1 q
of wheat, which was grown on so
acres. There is now sOwn for the har-
vest of 1851, 74O acres, AL increase over
last year of 220 acres.-lGarrettsville
Journal.
On Thursday of last week, Mr.. Rob-
ert Phibbs, Street Commissioner OF
Niles, while temporarily insane, took
a dose Of paris green, which caused his
death Friday evening. He leaves q
wife and three children.-( Warren
Record.
Anthony & Ellis famous Ideal Un-
Gle Toms Cabin Company make their
appearance at the Opera House this
wednesday, evening. The company
is said to be the best Uncle Tom
troupe on the road and draws immense
audiences wherever they perform.
On Tuesday morning c. w. Brain
erd received a dispatch announcing
the death of Mr.. II. A. Osmer, o.
jamestown, N. Y. His death occurred
at Atlanta, Aa., on Monday afternoon
Mr.. Osmer was the husband Of Nellie
King, formerly of Ravenna.
On Monday Thomas Patterson wa
arraigned before Justice Sperra on ,
charge of assault and battery commit
ted on John Conley on Saturday last
to which he plead guilty, and was sen
fenced to pay a fine Of ten dollars ant
costs Of prosecution.
Jacob Loechman, 274 Clinton Street
Buffalo, N. Y, says he has been usinl
DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oil for Rheum
atism, he had such lame back h
could not do anything, but one bOttl
has, to use his own expression, cure
him up" He thinks it the best thing il
the market.
| The Right Application.
Mrs. ID. Morrison, Farnhsm Center
P. o., writing about DR.. Thomas E(
lectric Oil, says: George Bell use
it on his son, and it cured him {