The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-29

Gates open at O'Clock A. NJ: close at P. u.
Bell will be rung ten minutes before closing. As
notice 20 carriages 10 leave the grounds.
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open ut O'Clock A. NJ; close at p. II.
PHlLO L. KING. SExTON.
Abundance Of ram.
Don't forget the date.
A Happy New Year to all.
The ice men begin to despair.
The sands of 1881 have nearly run
out.
Next Sunday commences . new
year.
There is misery in want and danger
in excess.
Christmas was a bright, beautiful
day.
C. d. Painter is at homo for the
holidays.
John Bell, of Cleveland, was in town
on Monday.
The Arctic wave has not yet put in
nh oPPCoA
The Firemen's Ball Friday night
will be grand affair.
When a mans coat is threadbare it
is easy to pick hole in it.
Mr.. Julius Woodruff is home on y
visit II as family ond friends.
George B. Whittlesey spent Ch-'st-
mas in Ravenna.
Miss A. E. Lacey. Of Oberlin, 's vis-
itipg Ravenna friends.
Will. A. Lacey wes home on Monl
day for q Christmas visit.
There is little or no improvement in
the condition of Mr.. H. S. Doty.
If you have sworn Off remember
your vow. Don't be false to yourself.
The workmen on the Court House
are taking rest during the holidays.
Men are made v1at they are by
what is from above, within and around
them.
AS you are about to start out on q
New Year don't forget the date. Write
it right.
1t is our duty, and our happiness to
feel for others and take an interest in
their welfare.
Eight new members. were received
into communion at the Universalist
Church last Sunday.
Lewis L. SAMPLE came over from
Youngstown to eat Christmas turkey
with his Ravenna friends
1. H. Phelps, Esq, visited Ashland
laat week to try a case in the Common
Pleas Court sitting there. Il
Miss Edith Durham is home from
TO spend the holiday vaca-
ton with her parents and friends.
Our Suffield letter is unavoidably
crowded out this week, but will re-
ceive attention in our next issue.
The travelling is reported very bad;
the roads presenting a, perfert sea, q
contiguity Of mud.
we had a very green Christmas,
which, according to the old prOverb,
q fat churchyard.
C. w. Brainerd has been confined to
his room for several days past by
severe bilious attack.
Mrs. r.. E. Watson, Of the West
Salem Monitor, was in town Monday
night looking for typo. Il
The legel Christmas, Monday, was
most unpleasant and gloomy day.
Rain, rain incessanly.
E. B. Goldman returned from the
Eoosier State on Monday, sor q short
visit. He expects to return this week.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach in
Bowen's Hall, at Mantun Station, next
Friday evening, Dec. 80.
Why pay your money for that which:
does no good, when Shumway's Com
pound Cough Syrup il safe and reliable.
Another Christmas has come and
gone, bringing Joy and gladness to
many hearts that breathed Of paradise.
. Miss Ada White is spending the hol- |
idays at her home IN Bedford. She
returns next week to resume her labors |
as teacher. 4
An aspirant for post office honora at
the late election gave roast turkey
maDt to his friends and sup.
porters on Tuesday evening.
The condition of Mr., w. l.. Goldman
has slightly improved during the past
week, and hopes. are entertained that
ere long he will be about again. 4
A few nights ago a sneak thief in-t
vaded the coop of John Dodge and
stole seven Of lis fine chicks, leaving
nothing but their heads behind.
The cheapest thing man subscribes
and pays for is a newspaper, and the
dearest thing sometimes is to be with
out one in the house.
The Ravenna Union Schools closed
on Friday last til, after the holidays.
The next term will commence Monday
0, 1852.
The new Auction room Of p. II.
Bean & Co., is doing lively business.
That's where fellow buys goods at
his own prices.
Persons prematurely gray can have
their hair restored to its youthful
beauty, by using Halls Vegetable ST.
Gillian Hair renewer, the best article in
the market. -i-f
If mother Shipton's prediction that