The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-01-05
Roads rough.
Farewell 1881.
Welcome the New Year.
Now give the birds a rest.
Court will sit January 9th.

1 ~ CO0tAh6 OA SA0 oOouSAAAAs
The days are lengthening at boil
ends.
The Sth of January is the next event
ful day.
Counterfeit silver coin is said to b
abundant.
p. H. Bean has made l65 publi
sales during the year 1881.
Bean & Co.'S. Auction Room ha
been removed to Mechanics Block.
The Court of Common Pleas vii
commence its session ON Monday next
The latest slang phrase is Freez,
your tongue and give your teeth
rest.
We have not yet been furnished the
new time schedule of the n. Y. p.
o. Railroad.
For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis and
all affections of the Lungs, take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
The year 1882 entered on Sunday
aud will close on Sunday, making S:
Sundays i'll the year.
The weather for the past few days
just suits dealers who have large stocks
of winter clothing on hand.
AS you have turned over a new leaf
see to it that you keep it free form blot
or blur through the wear.
Mrs. Cleer Is back in the Commercial
House again, and will conduct the
hotel business herself another year.
The cold weather Of the past few
days has caused n vast improvement
in the countenances of the ice dealers.
1t is stated that the Standard Oil
Company has bought a large farm at
Mantua Station and intend moving
their works there. -t,i !
Call at Catlin's Feed Store on Main
Street and get a box of London Horse
and Cattle Food, it will cure distem-
per and prevent Pinkeye, sure.
Mr.. John H. Miller Of Allegan,
Mich, in company with his cousin,
A. NJ. Douthitt, made us pleasant
call on Saturday.
Saturday was about the first real win
try day we have had this season. Old
1881 couldn't take its departure with
out showing its teeth.
The sale of slips at the Congrega-
tional Church on Friday evening last
amounted to over $1,000, being largely
in excess of former years.
Rev. Andrew Wilson. next Sunday
evening, will begin series of Sunday
evening lectures on everyday topics.
Subject for first evening, Excuses" !"
A. M. Hackett, of the Third street
Eating House, has become insane, and
will be sent to the Columbus Insane
A Asylum.-[Coshocton Democrat.
Few are aware of the importance of
Cough or a slight Cold in its
first stages which if allowed may end
seriously. Use Shumway's Compound
Cough Syrup, it will cure you.
Mr.. VanTassell, of Cheyenne, Wy.
oming Territory, is wintering 6,O29
head of cattle on his range this season
besides over 800 head of horses, and
reports them all doing we'll.
Ravennaites have an opportunity of
witnessing very rare and novel ex-
hibition this, Wednesday, evening.
Bryan's Uncle Toms Cabin Company
being billed for the Opera House
We are under obligations to M. J.
Belts. ESQ.,, who is making a trip
through the New England States, for
late copiss of Boston aud Springfield
papers.
II. B. Goldman returned to Southern
Indiana last Friday evening, where he
is engaged as a civil engineer on the
Louisville, New Albany and st. Louis
Railroad, with headquarters at Hunt
ington, Ind.
On Monday a colored man named
Ross was sent to Jail for breaking some
body's windows. He gave bail In 500
for his appearance before the Justice,
and was enabled to continue his New
Years spree.
The 1. o. .. F. election Of officers
took place last Wednesday evening.
The following are the officers chosen:
L.. w. Wood, N. g., C. M. Scranton,
V. g., w. II. Beebe, Sec'y, E. NJ. Da-
Wis. Treas.
The Odd Fellows SOciable will take
place on Friday evening this week.
There will be a dance and q general
good time. Members, don't forget to
bring your ladies'.
r. Fl. Peck, OF Earlyille, has pur-
chased Of the heirs of the late ID. p.
Rhodes. the valuable property one
mile east of the public square, consist
ing of brick house and about thirteen
acres Of land consideration 81, 500.
Rev. Andrew Wilson preached q
funeral sermon in Brimfisld on New
Years day. Mrs. Haughawaut, an
aged lady, mother of Mr.. F. J. Haugh-
awaut, of Randolph, was consigned to
her last resting place.
Arthur ID. Knapp, son of Robert
Knapp, after spending a week during
the holidays among friends at home,
returned to Cincinnati, where he is at
tending the Law School, on Monday
evening.
Il. s. VanTassel and family, of Chey
enne, Wyoming Territory, have been
spending the holidays with their
friends in Ravenna. the guests of p.
III. Bean, the father of Mrs. Van Tas-
sell.
On Thursday, January 10Th. 1882.
Mr.. c. EbersOld will make q grand
drawing for his bronzed bust of the late