The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-12-07
Christmas two weeks from next

Mr.. l.. H. Barnes, U. S Agent at
GrinneIl, Iowa, and wife, are with II.
G. Frazer
Chae. Waldron offers his % acre
farm for sale, situated !! miles west of
Ravenna.
John Trudeley, of Youngstown,
spent Thanksgiving with his Ravenna
friends.
J. II. Nichols, Esq. has removed his
law office to rooms oyer E. II. Richard
son & Sons hardware store.
Mr.. E. Twitt has engaged with the
Ravenna f int Glass Works as travel
ing salesman.
Don't forgst Josh Billings lecture at
the Opera House next Wednesday
night. There's fun ahead.
The little boys and girls have been
having lively and jolly times for sew
eral days past with their sleds.
If the present cold weather contin-
ues the ice dealers will be able to har-
vest their crops early in the season
Isaac Phelps, Esq, is confined to his
residence, on West Main street, by Sc
we're kidney and bladder disease.
H, Y. Beebe is gradually recovering
from the effects of his recent fall and
is able to be about his house but not to
attend to business.
Thanksgiving day is past end the
turkey gobbIer can sing his gobble,
gobble, gobble with more joy than be-
! fore.
Any person desiring to purchase a
good work horse can be accommodated
by calling on g. w. Braden, at the en-
| house.
The Union Teachers Association of
TrumbuIl and Portage Counties will
be held at Windham, Saturday, Dec.
10th, 1889, at 10 so a. m.
IT. B. Alcorn, Esq, of Pittsburg,
reached his old Ravenna home Thanks
giving eve., and spent few days vis-
iting his parents and friends here.
Tax paying is getting into the short
rows. By law but two weeks remain
in which to make payment without
the addition of the five per cent. pen
atty.
There has been but little sleighing
thus far this season, but those having
the necessary facilities for enjoying it
have shown disposition to not let any
of it get away from them.
Mr.. David b. Lawrence reached
home from Tower City, Dakota, where
he has been putting in the last year
raising wheat. He is much pleased
with the country and its prospects.
ever used for the teeth and BREATH"
says everyone having tried TEABERRY
the new toilet gem. oct cent sam
pie, at Belding & Armstrong;.
On Monday, p. H. Bean received by
express from his daughter and her
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Palk, living in
California, an elegant gold heade d
ebony cane-a birthday gift.
eff the righteous scarcely be saved
where shall the ungodly and sinners
appear p" is the subject of the lecture
in the Universalist Church next Sun
day evening.
All the Sunday Schools of Edinburg
have decided to unite in having a
| Christmas tree in the Town Hall. A
good time and plenty of presents are
anticipated.
II. r. w. Hall, Esq, returned home
on Saturday morning and expects to
remain here about two weeks and then
designs to remove his family to st.
| Paul for a permanent home.
Mrs. Mason, wife of Capt. c. A.
Mason, died of consumption, at the
family residence on East Main street,
| MOnuay forenoon. Her Iunefal look
place Wednesday.
The Commissioners were in session
the early part of the week, and Hon.
Edgar Whittlesey, after six years
faithful service stepped down and out,
and Mr.. Orrin Smythe, his successor,
was duly installed into the Office.
inflammation, coughs, catarrh, and
pneumonia, resulting from colds, msy
he cured by Ayers Cherry .ectoral
IT allays the inflammation, removes
the irritation and soreness, sOothes the
organs and restores the sufferer to
health.
The ShalersviIle Lecture Associate, n
have secured the services of Rev. Fran
ces a. Horton, of the Case Avenue
Presbyterian Church, Cleveland, to
deliver lecture at the Church on
Thursday eve, December 13. Subject
" Be good to yourself, john" This
lecture was delivered in Akron last
Winter, and repetition of the same
was given last Saturday evening. The
people of Shalesville should not miss
this opportunity of enjoying an eve
ming of rational amusement.