The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-01-27
the DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
THURSDAY. JAN. e7, 1881.
CEEETER Y GATES open from snvEx A. n
Gill SEVEN P. NJ, until further notice.

| business is not brisk.
Lent will begin March End.
Sleighing parties are numerous.
Ground hog Dsy will soon be here
Read Smith & Elson's "At Cost "
Five Saturdays aud five Sundays in
this month.
Over ten weeks of cold, constant
winter. Did you ever?
Dry Goods cheap for the next 81
days, at Smith & Elsoi.'s.
Our winter started in about the mid.
die of November and it is here yet.
Washington's birthday February
22nO is the next legal holiday. 1t
comes on Tuesday.
| The tracks of an otter have been
recently discovered on the border OF
a creek ia this vicinity.
Next Sunday evening. Rev. Mr..
Wilson will lecture on "Ths Voices
of Literature
The wheat in the ground is said to
have escaped injury by the frosts and
to be in splendid condition.
1t is the universal cry all over tho
land that Kendali's SPAWN Cure is a
positiye cure. Read the advertisement.
Warren Bishop, q leading merchant
of Garrettsville, has sold his stock of
goods to Messrs. Leavitt & Mcconnell,
OF Girard. o.
Parties are engaged in xoliciting do
nations to the fund for building a new
Disciple Church in Washington, for
Garfield's benefit.
Says one KendslPs SPAWN Cure is
the best liniment for human flesh i
ever used and thousands have extoiled
it in aimilar terms. See their ad'vt.
Capt. Henry delivers his lecture,
Among the Mail Bags" st the Dis
cipIe Church to morrow friday eve-
ming, for the benefit of the Sunday
School library of that Church.
The opportunity to hear Hawk |
Eye" at Reeds Opera House, Februs-
ry 18th, is ono that all intelligent citi-
zens will want to improve. For re-
served seats, go TO Reeds drug store. !
There were slight signs of thaw
last Thursday and Friday, but our
winter still abideth. We are inclined
to the opinion that all signs Of a thaw
fail while the cold weather continues.
An exchange says: Happy is he
who subscribcs and pays In advance for
mis- local paper. His days on earth
'hall be many, and his children will
rise up and call him blessed" That's
. fact. Try it.
An exchange gives the following as
, sure cure for frosted feet: "Take
equal parts of lard and campher gum
md coal oil. Melt lard, and dissolve
.smphor therein. When cool add the
,oal oil in equal proportion"
Rev. DIR, Cone, President of Buchtel
College, Akron, will preach in the
aavenna Uuivsrsslist Church next
sunday forenoon. This will give the
itizens sf Rayenna and vicinity a
,ood opportunity to hear this ripe
cholar and truly successful educator.
A cheap barometer. An exchange
ays: "a sheet of paper dipped in
Horde of cobalt, when the weather )
) to be dry and pleasant will become
lue. When wet weather approaches
will become pink. The barometer
DIVERS of France are thus manufac-
ured.
Our young friend, Frank Furry, son
( David M. Furry, started on Monday
1orning for Leadville. whittier he I
oes to take a position as clerk in a
usiness house in that new and grow ,
nc city. We wish him pleasant t
,urney and the most abundant sue i
ess in his new home. q
Rockton Lodge, No. 316, F. and A..
l., have made arrangements with Z.
,. Collins, of the Collins House, to
.rve the supper at their Ninth Annual
.eunion and Banquet tomorrow +
Friday) evening, at Masonic Banquet
arlors, in Kent. Charlie has expert ii
nee in that line of business and the :
Ict that his services have been secured
ives assurance that that department IL
ill be well provided for.