The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-12-06

The venerable VIM. Stinaff visited
Rsvenna friends on Wednesday.
s%- Ladies' Day, Friday, Dec. 14th,
Cleveland Excursion.
Frank Jewell started on Wednesday
for trip to Columbus, Ga.
III. N. Ward has so far recovered as
to be able to be about and attend to
business.
Two kin DIS Of time only tend to
breed trouble and CO nfusion. Let one
of them go.
Rev. A. M. Hills breaches regularly
at Oakwood Chapel every Wednesday
evening.
Now begin to make preparations for
Christmas which is next in order and
near at hand.
~Friday, Dec. 14th, Cleveland
Excursion on all trains G. & P. &. r.,
the lew-low rates.
The second lecture on the Crusades
will be given in the Universalist
Church next Sunday evening.
Those who have promised us wood
and coal on subscription are requested
to bring it along Immediately.
Frank l.. Taylor, proprietor of the
Bowler House, Marshalltown, Iowa,
was in town on Wednesday.
p@Visit your friends in Cleveland
Fridsy, Dec. 14th. G. & P. Excursion
1.25 round trip from Ravenna.
Swain the jewelers. is the place to
take your watches to have an extra
hand put on so as to have railroad time
and sun time.
Seth Hunt has built house on the
land lately purchased of the Lyman
Stephenson estate in the east part of
Ravenna.
Thanksgiving was pretty generally
observed in town. The business places
were mostly closed and dullness
reigned supreme in every quarter.
Don't fail to see Furnished Rooms"
with Topsy Venn and great company
at Reeds Opera House, on Friday eve
ming next. Tickets so cents.
Take your. watches to Jos. S. B.
Swain, the Jeweler, and have an extra
hand put on so as to have both sun
time and standard, or railroad time.
The Etna Hsuse has been closed for
few days, during which time it is to
be repaired and renovated, when it
will be reopened for the accommoda-
tion of the public,
Sunday started out bright and beau
tiful, but before noon, oh. my oh. my.
how cold it grew, and how the sGow
few, giving US a touch Of rough old
Winter
The Thanksgiving dance given by
the members of David Mcintosh Post,
G. A. r., at the Opera House last
Thursday night was well attended and
q very pleasant party.
Mr.. Luman T. Nelson, of Shalers-
vile. has made, the present season,
over eleven hundred barrels of cider.
That does pretty well for a season when
the apple crop has been pronounced a
failure.
Furnished ROOMS" with Topsy
Venn ss star, are receiving some fiat
tering notices by the press wherever
they have appeared. We would ad
wise all that want u good laugh to at
tend.
Geo. w. Barclay, Esq, of Edinburg,
went to Youngstown "Wednesday af-
ternoon In response to dispatch, noti-
flying him that his brother William
died there that morning.
Mr.. B. Little is refitting the rooms
in his building, east of his store room,
and they will be occupied after the
first of January next by Miss L. G.
jackson, with her fine stock of Milli-
merry goods.
NJ. J. Belts, Esq, goes East this
week in the interest Of Coates Lock
Lever Rake Co., of Alliance. His
wife accompanies for the purpose of
visiting friends. They will be absent
about month.
Mary Agnes, the little seven-years
old daughter of Thomas Jenkins, had
the lucky number contained in pack
age Of Forest City Baking Powder,
purchased at the store of N. Converse
d Son, and on the 2Sth ult., carried off
q fine china tea set.
Mr.. Bernard Kinney has finished
his new store room on West Main
street, adjoining the old Ohio State
Bank building, and his son James has
taken possession and opened up fine
stock of groceries therein. The room
is commodions and everything about
it wears an air of neatness.
The attendance at the Opera Hous,
Saturday night, to witness the enter
tainment given by Baylies &Kennedy'
Bright Lights Company, under tn
auspices of David Mcintosh Post G
A. R., was fair, but not what it shoulG
have been. The performances wer
of q novel and interesting character.
A basket of mems underwear wa
found in a coupe in the alley west q
: the Park on Saturday afternoon, whicl
had probably been stolen. One of tn
shirts was marked "a" and the othe
"E. l.. M" The owners can obtail
their goods by calling at the Eugin
House.
Mr.. B. Kinney has :, ned over hi
stock Of groceries to his son James an
will devote his attention to the saloo
) business, and will keep at the old stan
. as choice a stock of wines. liquors, al