The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-01
Highest market price paid for live
spring chickens.
RIsDON & RAwDON.
Smoke the Monarch Cigar

| his Is the IaSt month OF Autumn.
Quail on toast now for this month.
Smoke the Monarch Cigar.
Subscribe for your home paper first,
and city paper afterwards,
A. T. Smith and wife visited friends
in Deerfield on Sunday.
A slight hail storm visited this local
ity Monday afternoon,
AS far as heard from, VanNess' Tea
suits the people well.
1t is about time to bring out the seal
skin sacques.
The linen duster has been laid aside
and given place to the ulster.
Mrs. George Orgill is visiting her
parents and relatives in Pittsburg.
Heavy thunder storms visited this
locality Sunday and Monday evenings.
Wild geese are vending their way
to where the weather is warmer.
Maj, D. G. Goldman returned from
his railroad JOB in West Virginia OH
Saturday.
Thanksgiving comes on the 29th of
November this year. Now begin to
fatten your poultry.
Miss Kittie Ryan, of Youngstown,
is visiting her cousins, Misses Nellie
T. and Katie Ryan.
The fine rain storms of the past week
have been of great benefit to the grow
ing wheat crop.
1t is very cheap advice for the rich
who revel in profusion to counsel the
poor to be moderate.
Miss Helen Kirk, of Ravenna, is
the guest of her brother, Mr.. J. G..
Kirk.-[Canfield Dispatch.
E. F. Young and his son, Walter R.,
spent last Sabbath in town, the guests
of his sister, Mrs. w. G. Lacey.
We wish cur delinquent subscribers
WOULD send US little of the "needful."
We really want it, or our creditors do.
Never condemn another tor not
knowing what you have just learned,
or perhaps do not clearly understand.
David Mcintosh Post, No. 327 G. A.
r., will give a Thanksgiving Dance
at Reeds Opera House on the evening
of the Goth.
A person who delights in telling
you the faults of others will derive
equal pleasure in telling others your
faults.
VanNess is headquarters for Akron
Flour. Commins & Aliens STONE
MILLS and Akron "A full stock al
ways on hand.
A different face of things each day
appears,
And all things alter in a course of
years.
We had very pleasant call on Tues
day from our Democratic friend, Ed
ward Crafts. Esq, of Auburn, who
was in town on business.
A divorce has been granted to Mrs.
Della M. Hatfield from her husband
Deming N. Hatfield, on the ground of
gross neglect.-[Cleveland Herald.
David Mcintosh Post No. 327, G. A.
r., have succeeded in securing Eli
Perkins for one of his Humorous Lee
lures, at Reeds Opera House, Dec. ed.
Mr.. P. J. Snay, of Bellefontaine, is
spending few days visiting his friends
i'll this vicinity. He made a very
pleasant call at the PRESS office on
Tuesday.
| Mr.. Squire l.. Jennings has been
confined to his house for about week
past with a severe attack of neuralgia
of the stomach. AT last accounts he
was thought to be improving.
Night watchman Vance discovered
the back door of l.. P. Seymour's drug
store, in Empire block, left ajar at a
late hour Wednesday night of last
week. Be little more cautious.
Rev. J. w. Gilman, for two years
last past Rector of Grace Church, of
this village, preached his farewell dis
course on last Sabbath, and on Mon-
day morning returned to Lowell, Mass.
The war between France and China
is all because VanNess sells Tea so
cheap, and France is backing him up
ia it, and China man says diam the
Melican man, he will ruin our busi-
ness.
And now it is said that the engine
will begin to screech and the bell to
jingle on the new P. G. & T. Railroad,
and wake the echoes along the banks
of the old solitude by the 1st of De-
cember.
The friends of Maggie Fitzgerald
(Sister Columbia will regret to learn
that she is lying very low of typhoid
fever at the Home, Monroe Street,
Cleveland. Little hopes are enter
tanned for her recovery.
The Garrettsville Journal made its
appearance last week in the form of a
six column quarto, and much improv-
ed in its general appearance. 1t is
1 pleasant to note these evidences of
prosperity.
The Kent Postoffice war has been
ended by the appointment of Charles
H. Barber as pOstm aster at that place,
whereat there is said to be much dis
appointment tand:dissatisfaction among
the unsuccessful applicants for the po
sition.
Mr.. David Collins and wife, Mrs
Mary Hudson of Charlestown, anG
! Mrs. Susan Proctor, of Iowa, were Wis
e iting at DIR. E. Shaw's this week. Mrs
E Proctor took her friends here by sur
Prise, she not having seen the n foI
eighteen years. She is much changed
i'm IIiauca Taader