The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-11-03

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But little use for awnings now.
The forests look gay and the mead
Ows are green. Jaasta
The County Commissioners were in
town on Friday.
Columbus is to have the State Fair
for twenty-five years.
1t is about dime to ,upply yourself
with an Almanac for 1882,
Mrs. VIM. L. King and her son W..
B., returned from the South on Tues
day.
1t is said the "pOrkers" are dying
with the cholera, in some portions of
the State.
The New York Burlesque Company
is billed for the Opera House tonight,
November 3.
A Canton man claims to be the pos-
SCISSOR of the tomahawk once welded
by Tecumseh.
A long continued and bland Indian
Summer season is predicted for the
late fall of 1881.
It. B. Alcorn, Esq, of Pittsburg,
came on visit to his Ravenna friends
on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Brainerd arrived
home from Connecticut Saturday eve
ming.
| Warren has an anti-monopoIy club.
These organizations should be more
numerous.
Halloween was celebrated by the
boys about town in rather a boistrous
manner.
A large invoice Of ofEngravings, Chro-
mos, Oil Paintings and Brackets just
received, at +. H. STILES
The Hessian fly is said to be doing
much damage to the growing wheat |
crop in some sections of the State.
Services in memory of departed |
friends will be held in the Universalist |
Church next Sunday forenoon.
J III. Nichols, Esq. leaves for Chi
cago this "wednesday evening on
business, and will be absent until Sat-
urday. fFE
Use LONDON HORSE AND CATTLE
FooD as preventive for "Pink eye,n
1t can be found Only at N. P. Catlin's
feed store.
Unhusked corn in the vicinity of
Cuyahoga Falls is being destroyed by
a bug which bOres through the husk
and eats the grain.
Gather, an Alabama weather proph-
eI, says that very rough winter may
be expected in this country and in
Europe.
Our store is now full of goods for the
Fall and Winter trade. Everything is
new. Come and see us.
N. CONVERSE & Son.
The Druggists of Ravenna have en-
tered into an arrangement to close
their stores at o'clock p. M, Saturday l
nights excepted.
The butterfly season is near at hand {
i. e., the season of buckwheat cakes.
II they don't make the butter fly then
will.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew
Wilson will present testimony from t
the Bible in favor of the Universalist }
view of Christ and the Atonement.
Rev. /. I'll. Ichbaum, of Michigan
will preach at Grace( (EpiscopaDC Church &
D next Sunday, rnorni- and evening {
servic-, at .he usual ours. ALI are 4
invited. G
Florine A. Combs is announced to L
lecture this "wednesday evening at Z
he Opera House on the subject Of s
= Ghosts" The lecture is understood
% be in answer to Col. r. g. Ingersoll.
We owe our Deerfield correspondence 6
IN apology. His welcome letter was t
crowded out two weeks !
'go and inadvertently omitted last
week. We will try to do better here u
after.
Last Friday forenoon H. Y. Beebe d
ost another whip, which was stolen +
rom his carriage while it was stand q
ng in front of the office of the Dia- &
nond Glass Works. Some petty thief b
$ likely to get into trouble by his pill a
ering operations. d
Mr.. Morton H. Phillips, of this city, v
.nd Miss Victoria A. Burley, grand fl
laughter of Mr.. John w. Bristol, oil
Nepanee. were quietly married yester-l
q ~ a. ffor af
DR.. w. l.. Davidson officiating. -I q
Cleveland Plain Dealer, Oct. 81. v
In cleaning out the well on the prem
ses of the late Moses Beans on Pratt =
treet, on Monday last, Mr.. Peter Reed !
ound fine shot gun, seven horse shoes, .
pair of stirrups and numerous other o
Irticles.
A barn belonging to Andrew Rhodes,
n the western part of Randolph, with t,
Is contents, consisting of 20 bushels of L
wheat, a ton and a half of hay, corn A
talks, lumber, ETC., was destroyed by +
ire about three o'clock last Sunday O
right. Supposed to be the work of in v
endiaries. Loss about S40O. /,
We had pleasant call on Tuesday '
from s. A. Jones, the jovial
md gentlrmanly agent of II. e. Buck
EN- & Co.'S medicines-Dr. Kings New =
Discovery, Bucklen's Arnica Salve =
md Electric Bitters-all standard rem
dies, which may be found at the Drug
Store of E, p. Brainerd & Son. q
We had pleasant call on Saturday y
asst from our Republican friend, Jere- 2
niah Crafts, of the Rapids. He Is an 9
Intelligent and thrifty farmer, and has 9
me of the best farms in this region,
of nearly two hundred acres