The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-09
lew YORK, PENN & OHIO. X,
EASTWARD TRAINS,
Cool, frosty weather.

" Karl" at the Opera House Satur-
day night.
County fairs are played out for the
season.
Coal and Winter Clothing are in
active demand.
The new school building is nearly
ready for the roof
Treasurer Jenkins is gathering the
Fall crop of taxes.
A few sprinkles of snow Monday
forenoon, the first of the season.
Thanksgiving is near at hand and
the war on Turkey will soon begin.
Mr.. John A. Wadsworth returned
on Thursday evening from lengthy
visit to Dakota.
M. H. Carter and wife returned from
their visit to the Quaker City on Fri
day evening.
If you want to see the smallest man
i'll the wide world, go to the Opera
House Saturday night.
There is said TO be spot on the SUMS
disc, which may be seen by looking
through smoked glass.
The objectionable Sin is the subject
of the lecture in the Universaiist
Church next Sunday evening.
The Warren Record says: "a large
part of the fruit now sold in Warren
comes from Portage County.
Don't tail to see Charles A. Gardner
and Patti Rosa in " Karl" at the Op.
era House, Saturday evening.
An elegant and substantial stone
street crossing has been put down be.
tween Phenix and Opera Blocks.
Hon. David II. Paige, of Akron, was
in our city on Saturday last. He reg
istered at the Commercial Hotel.
There was fair attendance at the
Odd Fellows Sociable last Friday
night and the affair was very enjoy
able one.
The fires have been lighted and the
pots set in the new Flint Glass Works,
and it is designed to commence the
manufacture of glass next Monday.
NJ. Stuart, Esq. left for New York
and Philadelphia Sunday morning on
professional business, to be absent till
the last of the week.
That was witty philosopher who
wrote "It is not worth, nor rank,
nor state, but git up and git that
makes men great.
DIR. G. l.. Belden and wife returned
on Saturday from two weeks visit
with friends in Ashtabula, Trumbuil,
Mahoning and Columbiana counties.
Bleeding of a wound in man or
beast, can be stopped by mixture OF
wheat flour and common salt, in equal
parts, bound OH with a cloth.
Do not fail to hear Dr.. Willis next
Saturday evening, at the Universalist
| Church. 1t will be your last opportu-
nifty to hear this remarkable man.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will lecture in
the Church in Shalersville, Friday
evening, Nov. 18th, on 1.-The Insep.
erable Companion!p
The Dancing Glass of Prof. W. f.
Steckel will be held at Philharmonic
Hall, Friday afternoon and evening
instead of Monday, as heretofore an.
nounced.
J. r.. Bacon and his young wife are
spending short season visiting friends
in Ravenna. May long life and pros
perity be in store for them.
At the close of the present amuse
ment season Messrs. Reed design to
remodel their Opera House and max,
it one of the best and finest exhibition
rooms in Northern Ohio.
Preaching and practicing are entire
ly different things, and ought never t.
be confounded. Many a man can d,
either one thing or the other, but yer,
few can do both.
Weather prophets say that the fac
that hornets are building their winte
nests deep into the ground this fall i
an infallible index that's severe winte
is approaching.
Chas. A. Gardner, who takes th
part of John Rutledge. an amusing
German character, is a better deIinea
tor of that dialect than the celebrate
Emmet.-Scranton Advocate.
Kittie Rhoades Combination close
weeks engagement at the Oper
House Saturday night. Their aud
ences were not large, though their PEI
fOrmances were very good.
DIR. Kisner will be at the Etna Hous
: Thursday, Nov. 10th, and every fou
| weeks thereafter. A cure in Pill,
guaranteed or "no pay" Call and st
Q him. No charge for consultation
: Office, Canton, o.
J. HI. Dussel, agent of the Mort
: German Lloyd Steamship line, sol
another ticket on that line, from Ne
: York to Havre, to Joseph Anton Mel
. who returns to Austria, his nativ
= land, after residence in this COUNT
y of about six months.
Mayor Robinson returned last Thur
day morning from trip to Minneso
= and Dakota and expresses himself
highly delighted with the country. T
found the Portage counry people wi
4 have settled in that Western regit
igenerally healthy and prosperous.