The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-11-24
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

RAvENNA. THURSDAY. NOV. "a. 1881
\ oEHEZERY GATES opcn ffem sxvxN 4. ,
till EIGHT P. n. until further notice.
This is Thanksgiving day.
The Ohio Editors meet at Youngs
town next Tuesday.
Thei weather is beginning to wear
wintry aspect.
: Tramps are said to be getting more
numerous.
To-day is Thanksgiving and the wa,
on turkey has already begun.
The Postoffice will be closed at {
o'clock this (Thursday) afternoon.
birds init one feddsr goes init dem.
selves" is the Dutchman's version
Oft.
; Diphtberia Is prevailing in several
portions of the State and Is unusually
fatal.
A solution of cothmon salt given inn
1ejiateiy .s asid to be q successful
remedy for trichinia poisoning.
] Fresh eggs have a li.ne-like appear
ance 10 the shells, WI ereas the outer
covering to stale eggs ia glossy and
smooth.
The First National Bank are max
ing some very decided improvements
and alterations in their place of busi-
ness.
The young lady who used to sing SO
divineIy. "Oh, had the wings Of a
dove" is satisfied with a chicken leg
now. She Is married.
A, T. Smith has purchased the in
terest of w. 8. Elson in the stock of
goods at No. 6, Phenix Block, and will
continue business at the old stand.
Compliments to Mrs. Frank Ford
for some of the best butter, received
from her, ever served on my table.
MRS. G.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew
Wilson will preach at Brimfield hence
there will be no services that evening
in the Ravenna Universalist Church.
Thanksgiving services will be held
in the Universalist Church on the eve.
ming of Thanksgiving day, at o'clock.
Rev. E. Morris, of Kent, will assist the
pastor.
DIR. n. P. Hugus is making extern
sive repairs and additions upon his
residence on North Chestnut street,
which will add very much to it's ap-
pearance and value.
Those who fail to attend the great |
Art Entertainment, at the Opera |
House, next Monday and Tuesday eve
nings, will miss rich feast. For re-
served seats go to Reeds Drug Store. |
John r. Ranney and Miss Mary
Suggett were united in marriage at the |
residence of Hon. Rufus p. Ranney,
the groom's father, in Cleveland, on
Thursday evening last.
We are under obligations to E. 81.
Wait, of Streetsboro, member of the
Acme Excursion party to the Atlanta
Exposition, for late Atlanta papers.
Also to NJ. ]. Belts, Esq, for like
favors.
Each county in the State is entitled
to send one student to the Ohio Uni
versity, located at Athens. The ap-
pointment Is made upon recommend
alton of the county Commissioners.
p. Clark bias removed his stock Of
boots and shoes from the room adjein-
ing the First National Bank to the
building of M. Donahue, on West
Main street. nearly opposite Citizens
Hall.
w. s. EIson, late of the firm of
Smith & Elson, has purchased Of O.
V. SearI, agent, the stock Of goods In
No. z, Phenix Block, and will carry
,n the business at that stand in the
future. ST
Have you seen 1.-THE Star of Beth
chem II is now visible from a. m.
+, - daylight above the eastern hori- ,
.on in clear weather. 1t will soon be
zone and will not appear again for 300
Years.
The farm of BIZ acres, of the late .
'eser Kline, in the northwest part of ,
? 2an!o.ph. o7ss sold at public auction ;
- me heirs Oh Saturos y last, at $57 25 ,
,.r acre. George Beal, Of SufI1eld, was !
he purchaser.
Ayers Pills promote digestion, inn J
'rove the appetite, restore healthy ac- q
ion and regulate the secretive func- q
ions OF the body, thus producing . '
condition of perfect health.
Last Thursday night, while Mrs.
'amuel King, Of Kent, was engaged
n holding ladder for man to ascend r
o the roof, the ladder fell, striking {
ler upon the head, causing severe in
ernal injuries.
The Boston Clothing House has Sc
ured the services of Mr.. w. M. Rein
ok in its custom department. Mr..
(. has worked at the tailoring busi-
less in Ravenna since 1869 and IL an
experienced and most excellent work
nan.
While B. Madole, aged 25 years, and
Tho resides at Kent, was engaged in
oapling cars at Leavittsburg station,
e had his right arm 50 badly crushed
t the elbow as to render amputation .,
ecessary, and the limb was taken or =
little below the shoulder. Y
On Friday morning last some evil n
isposed person entered the cellar of f
'ernard Whissell, of Kent, and turn t.
d the faucets of all the liquor casks =
herein stored, allowing some $40 =
yorth of the precious stuff to escape r
efore the damage was discovered.
Habit, if not necessity, makes a Hair !,
PRESSING such as DR. AYar,s lahratorY =