The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-12-15


Rain on Tuesday.
Christmas is coming.
Firemen's Ball Dec. 3Oth. -,
A slight snow fall on Sunday.
And now mud in abundance.
Fun ahead, l,Ok out for Hawkeye
Be sure and attend the Universalis,
Fair.
Burdette is coming and the people
are glad.
Do you want an elegant Family Bi
BILE, go to the Universallst Fair.
We have been having several day.
of weather lately cold enough for win
ter, yet with very little snow.
There was fair audience at the
Opera House on Thursday night to
witness the play of the "Two Orphans''
We regret to learn that diphtheris
i'm a very malignant form is quite prev
alent at Atwater Station.
The residence of DIR. II. P. Hugus,
on North Chestnut street is beginning
to assume a very elegant appearance.
DIR. Moultop, of Hartville, Stark Co.,
is lying very low of diphtheria, and
fears are entertained for his recovery.
The Postoffice has been removed to
it's new quarters in Swift's building
and is now very pleasantly and con-
veniently located.
Mr.. w. Adelman, of Randolph, is
taking trip to Monroeville. and per-
haps will visit Michigan before his re-
turn.
If you want your choice Of reserved
seats for Burdette, go to Reeds Drug
Store next Saturday, or as soon after
that as possible.
We're on our native heath again and
didn't have to walk home either,
which will be very annoying to GER
tain dear friends of ours
Milton Mobiles Comedy Company
which was billed for the Opera House
on Saturday evening, failed to fulfill
their engagement.
Shumway's Compound Cough Syrup
will cure a cough in one half the time
necessary to cure it with any other
medicine.
Purge out the morbid humors OF the
blood by a dose or two Of Ayers Pills,
and you will have clearer heads as
well as healthier bodies.
DIR. Rex ford has withdrawn his petit
ton for q divorce from his wife, hav-
ing become convinced that she is in
Times.
T. v. Roy, who figured in this city
several years ago as a converted Braf-
min priest, has renounced Christianity
and proposes to return to India.-L Ak
ron Times.
Next Sunday evening the pastor Of
the Universnlist Church will give the
last of series of doctrinal sermons.
Subject: "Will Universalism do to
die by ?"
Mr.. NJ. J. Betts. of New Milford, re-
turned from Atlanta, Ga. where he
has been spending over ten weeks, on
morning. He reports q very
pleasant time and the Exposition, q
grand success. tSs5
The alterations and improvements
on the First National Bank building
have been completed and now that old
has one of the neatest and
most convenient suites of business
rooms in the county.
Mr.. J. N. Huntley has sold his farm
Of 1S5 acres, known as the Stocker
farm, in the west part of Ravenna, on
the road leading to Kent, to Michael
Knapp, of Suffield /; confederation $l2,-
$50. Possession to be given April 1st.
Mr.. Huntley is an enterprising young
farmer, and we hope he will find an
other pleasant location in this vicinity
and continue his residence among US.
Just after dark last Thursday eve
ming little six-years old daughter of
Mr.. Charles Davis, was running along
some distance in front Of its mother
and when near the Col nsr Of the Opera
House the child turned down the alley
and in the darkness ran into a pit left
Ior shOvsling coal into tho cellar. It's
screams attracted quite crowd to the
spot, but it was some time before she
,ould be found and extricated from tho
position. Her forehead
was severely cut and scratched and her
Ups badly bruised, but the injuries are
1nf of a vary Sari0us IL nafura