The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-01-12
Go hear the Hyer Sisters.
Do you remember the date?
Stand firmly by your good re:


+ Do You remember the date?
Stand firmly by your good resolves
The weather is little mixed these
days.
No bell is rung to call the Court to-
gether these days.
Z. p. Hatfield, Esq, is again able to
: attend TO business.
A good show, is what everybody
says of the Hyer Sisters.
FL. H. Stevens, Esq, of Cleveland,
was in town on Tuesday.
There is something out of gear in
the weather department. t
Mother Shipton has played out.
Now send along another prophet.
Court commenced its session on
Monday, Judge Arrel OH the bench.
Friday was dark, damp, dreary,
dismal day, the worst of the season.
This month the Horticultural Soci-
ETY. will be held on Tuesday, the 18th.
The Ravenna Union Schools COM
menced their winter term on Monday.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew
Wilson will lecture en- Faultfind-
ing"
| The ice dealers have not commenced
to harvest their crops for the coming
summer.
President Hinsdale, of Hiram Col
lege, is an applicant for the Hawaiian
| mission.
Our streets We're full of people and
teams on Saturday, making the town
appear lively.
Remember Shumway's Compound
Cough Syrup cures when all other
remedies fail.
Smallpox is rapidly spreading over
the country, and in some of the cities
the authorities have pronounced it ep-
idemic.
The weather maker has hardly got |
down to business yet. His efforts to |
get up a winter have thus far proved a |
total failure.
Character is power it makes friends,
creates funds, draws patronage and |
support, and opens a sure way to honor,
wealth and happiness.
Henry P. Brigham returned on
Thursday last from Galveston, Texas,
where he has been spending several
weeks lately.
Muish and milk socials are coming
into vogue again this winter, and rec
Ommend themselves to the average
young man with a fiat pOcket-bOok.
d. C. Goldman, Esq. left for Wash
ington on Tuesday to attend the meet
ing of the National Glass Manu- factur-
ers' Association in session in that city. |
Take Ayers Cherry, PectoraI and
stop your colds, coughs, and bronchial
affections before they run into Con-
sumption that you cannot stop.
AT the meeting of the Board of Ex-
aminers on Saturday there were twen-
ty-five applicants for certificates to
teach, the majority being ladies.
Those who put their faith in Mother
Shipton have been disappointed, the
world continues to wag along in the
new year 1882 just about after the old
fashion. .a
The Wayne County Democrat issued
a magnificent illuminated New Years
address on the I'd inst, fer copy of
which the publishers of that paper
have our thanks.
We understand that the proprietors
of the Ravenna Grist Mill have sue
ceeded in obtaining an abundant sup
ply of water and Will no more be de-
layed on account of scarcity Of that
fluid.
The splendid black horse of the U.
s. Express Company, used upon their
delivery wagon at Ravenna Station,
died of the disease called pink-eye'
about noon last Sunday. The animal
was valued at Sl75.
The annual meeting of the Sugar
Makers Convention will be held in
Garrettsville, February 11th, when it
is .x pected that w. I. Chamberlain,
Secretary of the Ohio State Board of
will be present and de-
liver an address.
A valuable mare of Mr.. ID. G. Rich
ards, of Paris, was badly injured by
a scraper to which she was
attached while grading on the p. Y.
& c. Railroad, one day last week. One
of the cords near the pastern joint was
nearly severed.
Here is a little item of information
worth more than the subscription price
for the year to this or any other paper
6 A piece of zinc thrown into the fire
will clean out stove pipe or chimney
which it's fumes pass. 1t is
done by chemical action and is per.
fectly harmless"
The latest rage among young male
idiots is said to be for the collection of
hairpins from young ladies. These
are stitched into albums and marked
with the names of their former wear 8
ers. Shoe buttons and secondhand ,
chewing gum will probably catch the
next rising wave of popularity. |:
Since the commencement of the New {
Year five persons have united with the
NJ. T.. Church, in this place-three by
letter, and two on probation. Under
the ministry of their PastOr-Rev. r.
f. Randolph-an awakened zeal is
and his labors have been
blessed.