The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-16
Local Time Tables.

The elections are over.
The Democrats feel jolly.
Only two weeks to Thanksgiving.
Christmas comes on Monday.
Sunday was a warm Springlike day.
Holiday goods are beginning to ar
rive.
A few loads of stove wood on sub
scription will be acceptable.
The long looked for Winter weather
put in an appearance on Monday.
Mark Bosworth, of Topeka, Kansas,
was in town on Tuesday, calling on
his old friends.
Recorder Bierce and family are ex-
this week.
Telephone connection has been es-
tablished between Ravenna and Cleve-
land.
The Republican Democrat office has
been moved to the Blackstone Block
on North Chestnut street.
We regret to learn that our old friend
Ozias Allen, of Hiram, is very low,
with little hopes of his recovery.
McNade will speak his great Tenn
perance lecture yclept Rip Van Wrinkle,
at Opera House next Saturday eve.
Don't fail to secure seats for Rip
Van Winkle, next Saturday evening.
You can secure them at Reeds Drug
Store.
Take your mother-in-law to see Rip
Saturday evening. You can secure
the seats at Reeds during the week.
Rev. E. Morris, of Kent, will preach
in the Universalist Church next Sun
day, in exchange with the pastor, who
will preach in Kent and Brimfield.
DROP INTO Reeds Drug Store and
get pair of seats for Rip Van Winkle
next Saturday evening. You will
want to take your best girl.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday
last from our old Democratic friend
George Nidy, of Fulton, Kalamazoo
county, Michigan, former resident of
Brimfield, this county.
DR.. Willis said that the Universalist
Church was one of the easiest houses
to speak in, one of the most pleasant,
comfortable and home like places in
which he had Spoken for long time.
Frank Kenward feels mighty happy.
Since he's got to be ''pappy,"
And the cause of his great joy
Is being daddy of n-pound boy.
Now, if that isn't poetry it is the
truth.
Mr.. VIM. Sapp, of this place, has
removed to Cleveland and is keeping
the Rockwell House, 81 Rockwell St,
where he will be pleased to have his
Ravenna friends call upon him.
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lecture of Rev. DR.. Willis at the Uni.
versalist Church Saturday evening
and the lecture is pronounced very
able and interesting.
See the card of John Kreuder, Whole.
sale dealer in prduce and general Com.
mission Merchant, 224 East Market st.
Akron. Mr.. Kreuder is one of the live
and reliable business men of that thirty
ing city.
Governor Foster has appointed Ex
Auditor of State J. H. Goodman {
member of the Commission to revise
the tax laws of the State to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the declinatioA o
VIM. GrinneIl, Esq.
On Saturday last J. S. Allen, of tn,
Peoples Meat Market, purchased o
Mr.. G +. Curtiss, ten and 54-i00 acre!
of land situated about one mile and a
half southeast of the Court House
consideration $500.
Charles A. Gardner's Karl Comb
nation was greeted by a large and ap
preciative audience at the Opera Hous
Saturday night, and it is the universe
verdict that il was among the best Ell
tertainments that has ever visited ou
city.
DR.. WilIitts' lecture in the Univer
Lea %
was excellent. 1t was an admirabl
opening of the Course arranged b.
Mr.. Wilson. The next lecture will b
given about the first of December, b.
Hon. S. 2. Leland, of Chicago.
, Laugh and grow fat But how ar
! you going to grow fat if you dom
laugh How are you going to laug
if you don't see McWade play Ri
Van Wrinkle next Saturday evening
And how are you going to see him
! you don't first IS see" the diagram {
- reserved seats, at Reeds Drug Store.
4 The Ravenna gentleman who inves
= ed six shillings in Alliance beef fe'
:, days ago and became so absorbed i
discussing the political situation o
the cars that he left his purchase
1 his seat when he reached home, is sa
isfied that it was dear meat, though NJ
e venisOn.
: Messrs. Ransom Collins, of Freedol
l. and Frank Allen, of Hiram, returne
.e from the camp of the Portage Count
hunting party, in Pennsylvania, G
Z, Monday night. They report the DO.
y y as in good health and having lots
- fun.
,e The Bird Show at the Town Ha
will continue through the week and
attracting the patronage of many pc
- pie, of which it is well worthy. I'll
proprietor offers four very vaIuab
u prizes to the young misses who sell tt
y greatest number of tickets to his el