The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-01-13


RAvENNA. THURSDAY. JAN. Is. 1881.
CEKETERY GATES open from sIv1R 4. L.
till ssvEH r. H.. until further noties.
The equines will be happy when the
s!eighing is gone.
The Enterprise Glass Works re-
sumsd blowing on Monday.
The best liniment for human flesh
10 Ksndalps Spawn Cure. See Adv't.
Don't forget the lecture Of Mrs.
Mary A. Livermsrs, at the Opera
House next Saturday evening.
The girls who neglected their op-
portunity will now have to wait near
ly four years more.
Be sure and hear Mrs. Livermore
next Saturday evening. Go to Reeds
Drug Store and select your seats.
The population Of Portage County
by the late census is 27,5OO-13.772
males and 13, ,72S females.
The sale of lands for delinquent
taxes takes place at the Treasurer's
office on Tuesday next.
Don't forget TO 60 10 Reeds Opera
House next Saturday evening and
hear the Queen OF Locturesses.
H. H. Stevens, of Cleveland, former
Auditor of Portage County, made us
q call on Tuesday.
Ex-Sheriff Keller is Initiating the
new Sheriff, VIM. Wilcox, in the bu-
siness of the Office.
Jack Frost is doing some artistic
work on the show windows these
nights, The artists wb' can beat it
are scarce.
Pro-. Vennor says We are to have an
early Spring. Hope so. That 10 the
most encouraging thing Vernor has
said.
Hon. E. B. Taylor has again placed
US under obligations by sending as
copy Of the Department of Agricul-
tural Report for 1879.
There were seventeen applicants for
certificates to.teach. before the Beard
of Examiners on Saturday, mostly
ladies.
Amasa Kent, among the oldest citi-
zens of Mantua, died in that town on
evening Of Last week, after q
long and distressing illness.
Next on the list 10 st. Valentines
Day, February l4th. The young lads
and lasses are awaiting its coming
with anxious, throbbing hearts.
The Ravenna sportsmen captured
another fox, on Tuesday last, after
lively chase and little exercise with
= shovel.
Mother Symptoms prophecy fixes the
end Of this subluminary ball in this
year, 1881. Now who will have the
temerity to flop back that leaf.
The thermemeters in some localities
in this region on Tuesday morning
indicated temperature Of 20 degrees
below zere. That is the coldest yet.
On the Sih inst, the N. Y. Pa. & o.
Railroad Company commenced the
ssue OF 1000 mile tickets at uniform
rate OF $50 to all who desire them.
d. c. Goodman left on Tuesday eve
hing for Chicago, to attend . meeting |
,f the National Window Glass Asso-
:iation, which met in that city on |
Wednesday.
A number Of the Ravenna Odd |
Fellows enjoyed the fins sleighing |
evening in . visit to Gar
.ettsville 10 attend the installation Of
he officers of the Lodge in that burgh.
There was a fair audience at tho
Opera House on Thursday evening to
,srtake of swapping turtle" broth
lished up to them by the inimitsble
General 10. Geiger.
One hundred and one years ago the
Teather was awfully cold. The win
er began about the time and in the
way that the present winter began
Exchange.
Well, We don't remember.
! An exchange says: "When you
lear fellow dsnouncing newspaper
Iou may "bet your sweet life," that
le is in debt for the paper and the
publisher discontinued sending it to
i'm because ne was not honest enough
o pay for it,
The Court Of Common Pleas COM
nenced its session on Monday, Judge
ARIEL on the Bench. As yet no busi-
less of general interest has been trans
cted. No jury trials will be had be-
ore next week, as the petit jury is not
to appear till then.
Although we have not realized Pro-
essor Vsnnor's eleven feet of snew,
We have about that number of inchee,
nd it Is quite enough to make as good
leighing as was eyer spread over
he ground.
When q country editor. who is
truggling along trying to raise large
amily and build up town on an in
ome Of five hundred dollars q year.
discovers that base ball pitcher hauls
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