The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-01-11
SUNDAY School Notes

We are pleased to announce that
Isaac Phelps, Esq, is gradually inn
proving.
How do you do ?" is the subject of
the lecture in the Universslist Church
next Sunday evening.
Do.not fail to give DIR. Vincent the
Chautauqua Salute" when he is in
troduced to the audience.
If you wish a good place on the
evening of the Goth, secure your seats
early.
The colored whistler in A Square
Man, is a phenomenon whose whis-
tling is marvelous.-Daily News, July
18th.
Recellus Root, Esq, is confined to
his house from the effects of cut in
his1eg inflicted while chopping wood
about.two weeks ago.
The Ravenna Social Club is the
latest organization. Its first select
party will be held at Philharmonic
Hall, Wednesday evening, January II.
The roads are in fine condition and
the sleighing very fair, though rather
too thin to last long without all addi-
tion of the beautiful"
On Wednesday of last week the fam
lily of Hon. E. p. Hatfield removed TO
Cleveland to take up their residence in
that city. The best wishes of many
friends in Ravenna attend them.
The many mernbers of the various
T.. l.. S. Cs. in the town and vicinity
will be well represented. as all will be
delighted to meet their" Superiptend-
ent"
, AN exchange says: To cure earache,
10 >e pinch Of black pepper, put it on
i piece of cotton batting dipped in
sweet oil, and place in the ear, tie a
around the bead, and it will
give almost instant relief.
q Edmund B. Goldman arrived home
Thursday morning for q few days visit
to his parents and Ravenna friends.
He left on Sunday for his return to
Mississippi, where he is engaged with
aparty of engineers in the construc-
ton of railroad.
Mr.. Andrus Baldwin, of the hard
ware firm of Baldwin & Waller, has
been confined to his residence for sew
ersI days past by severe illness, but at
last report was in fair way of recov-
cry.
Mrs Mary A. Ives, former resident
of Ravenna, died at the residence of
her son-in-law, Henry w. Paige, in
Cleveland, on Monday. Mrs. Ives, was
a woman highly respected by her large
circle of acquaintances.
Court commenced it's session Mon
day, Judge Spear on the Bench. No
business has transpired as yet of gen,
eral interest. From the crowds of wit
nesses subponaed for the first days of
the session it would seem that the
Grand Jury has much work on hand.
The RaYenns representatives who
attended the celebration of the ami
versary of Jackson's victory at New
Orleans, at CleYeland on Monday last,
repore it as grand and most enjoyable
affair.
The venerable Gen. David Mcintosh,
of Shalersville, was reported to be in a
precarious condition last week, but at
last accounts he was more comfortable
and was able to sit up. He is in the
eighly-ninth year of his age.
Lewis Eckert, the enterprising
thresherman, has bought new No. 4
Victor Huller. He asks for a liberal
patronage of farmers, as this is the
largest and best size huller built.
The Annual Meeting of the Western
Reserve Sugar Makers Association
will be held at GarrettsvilIe, WeGnes-
day and Thursday, January 18th and
18th, 1883. The program consists of
discussions and essays on subjects of
interest to all sugar makers.
The January meeting of the Horti-
cultural Society will be held on We'd
nesday, the 18th inst, at the residence
of O. F. Haymaker, near Earlville.
Essays by John Meharg and Geo. w.
Dean. A full attendance is requested.
ANDREW WILSON, Sec.
AS will be seen by advertisement in
another column, Messrs. Furry & Viii
liams, the popular grocers, have pur-
chased the Flour and Feed department
of MIR. b. Little's business and will
continue the same at the old stand, re.
tanning the services of Mr.. w. E.
Smith therein. Messrs, F. IL w. are
prompt, energetic and upright bust
less men and merit liberal patronage
Geo. w. Butler is in town looking
after the livery interests of Lyman s
Ward, his brother-in-law, who is disa
lbled by surgical operation performed
upon him several weeks ago in Cleve
land, for the removal of tumor from
one of his shoulders. Mr.. Ward is
gradually recovering from the opera
tion, but it will be some time yet before
he will be able to be about again.
RECHERCHE.-Not only the mos
exquisite thing for the teeth anC
breath extant, but TEABERRy" is ;
beautiful little ornament and finish t,
the toilet. cent samples at Beldins
! l. Armstrong;.