The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-11-02

| Wilson Will explain tne paraDIe Oh Tie
tares.
Memorial services will be held i'll
the Univrrsalist Church next Sunday
forenoon.
The festive mosquitoes have settled
their bills for the season and retired
from biz.
The young bloods no longer sit
around the corners holding down dry
goods boxes.
n. P. Catlin is subing for Bennie
Converse while the latter is absent in
Texas.
The Kittie Rhodes Combination at
the Opera House the balance of the
week.
The Odd Fellows Sociable takes place
at the rooms of the Order tomorrow
evening.
Adam Grohe, of Santa Fe, New Mex
leo, former citizen of Ravenna, is
visiting friends here.
Saturday the town was full of people
and teams, and it looked as though
business had got quite boom.
Our Hiram and Atwater correspond
ence came to hand last week after our
forms were ready for press.
w. H. Beebe, Cashier of the Second
National Bank, returned Monday
morning from a tri ip through the West,
G. \. Myers is on hand with a stock
of books and stationery, in Exchange
Building, corner of Main and Chest
nut streets.
Wanted" is the subject of the dis
course next Sunday, at p. N. i'll
BOwen's Hall, Mantua Station, by Rev
Andrew Wilson.
Mrs VIM. Wadsworth is having her
elegant premises, corner of Prospect
and Oak streets, embeilished with a
coat of fresh paint.
The Rsvenna Telephone exchange
went into full and successful operation
on Monday, and now there is a good
deal of talk about it all over town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Gretzinger re-
turned from visit to Iowa on Monday
morning, Mrs. G.. being entirely re-
stored to health during her visit.
The Young PeOpless Association
will give ten cent entertainment at
the Congregational Church Wednes-
day evening, Noy. s, assisted by Profs.
Smith and Beck
The Garrettsville Journal last week
donned bran new dress and presents
very elegant appearance. We con-
gratulate brother Webb upon this evil
dence of his prosperity.
TT sTIRs-The dormant energies by
aiding digestion and giving the Liver
new life. ZoPEsA (from BraziD cleans
es the system of all impurities.
Try a 10 cent sample of Belding &
Armstrong.
Our thanks are due to Mr.. John Ay-
lift for a couple OF baskets of as fine
potatoes as were ever dug from Buck
eye soil. They were of the snowflake
and Late Rose varieties. The former
took the red card at the County Fair.
Also, for two fine pumpkins. Now.
bring on your Thanksgiving.
We learn that during the hour of the
wedding at Atwater Station Saturday
night, quite number of the influen-
tial citizens contributed literally to-
ward the expense of erecting a ladder
Subscriptions were received by w. c.
McCOmb.
There is no use going home at foul
o'clock in the morning and trying tt
excuse your late hours by telling youl
better half that you remained out til
that late hour to take observations o
the comet. Though perhaps you may
have been observing the distinguished
visitor through glass. The excuse il
too thin.
Mr.. E. S. Gillette, proprietor of thu
Jersey Stock Farm, in the north par
Of this township, was rendered un
speakably happy last Saturday weel
by the arrival at his home of littl
daughter weighing eight pounds. w
congratulate the happy parents on th
auspicious event.
Mr., Henry Beaver and his son Harr,
, are enjoying a season of hunting il
the tall timbers of Paulding county
Last Thursday they sent home a fin
fat buck shot by the young man, c
which we were furnished liberal Gu
of steak, which we found very tooth
! some. Thanks.
cop Green, who has been layin
3 off from labor on account of ill healtl
: devotes portion of his time to piscat'
: ry pleasure. One day the early part {
g the present week he and a companio
s went out to Little Muzzy and capture
=, eight fine bass, the largest of whic
d weighed four and a-half pounds, an
It cop says there's ma divil a bit of
I in it,"
M. +. Robinson and Fred. Frencl
who started on hunting trip to ii
wilds OF Michigan the day after ele
ton, are reported to be enjoying fiji
sport. The day after reaching the
u destination they went into the WOO
/ and returned to their quarters Wi
the carcasses of two fine black bears.