The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-12-11

The milliners are swe.tly smiling.
Amusements are coming thick and
fast.
Tax paying days are fast drawing to
close.
The big gobblers are fattening for
their fate.
High winds prevailed through the
day Sunday.
Don't forget that the time for killing
quail has expired.
rheshop windows betoken the near
approach of Christmas.
The Ohio State Grange of Patrons of
Hnsbandry is in session in Akron.
Appearances seem to indicate that
our open Winter has about come to a
close.
We are under obligations to Hon. F..
B. Taylor for liberal supply of Con-
gressional documents.
What shall I buy for a Christmas
present? is becoming the great and
momentous question.
The Salvation Army continue their
work and seem to he gaining some re-
cruits. Let the work progress.
fyou want fine Watch for Christ.
mas, save money by getting our prices
before you buy. WAIT BROTHERS.
Mr.. NJ. Mowen has sold his house
and lot on south Walnut street, to Mr.
+. +. Cannon; consideration ST 900.
The second party of the Mechanics
Club was held on Friday evening oi
last week, and was very pleasant
affair.
We are under obligation to HI. D.
Lyman, Second Assistant Postmaster
General, for copy of his Annual Re-
port to the Postmaster General.
Rev. r. b. Marsh, Pastor af the Kent
Universalist Church, will preach in
tavenna next Sunday, in exchange
with Mr.. Wilson.
Work was commenced on the new
skating link on Thursday and is being
pushed ahead as fast as the weather
will permit.
The Sunday Schools will be fully
attended till after the holidays, and
the good little boys will be more nu
merous than formerly.
Parties interested in the breeding o
jersey stock are referred to the adver
tisement of Mr.. 8. E. Gillette, in an
other column.
I. J. Harmon will make shooting
match at Shalersville Center, on Wed
| nesday, Dec. 24th, at which a goot
supply of turkeys and oysters will b.
furnished.
Tone up the system by the use o
Ayers Sarsaparilla 1t will make yo'
feel like new person. Thousand
have found health and relief from sui
fering by the use of this great bloo'
purifier when all other means failed
Pullman's Boston DimeM useum an,
Theater that held forth at the Oper
House Friday, Saturday and Monda,,
afternoons and evenings was an excel
lent company and we'll worthy of pat
ronage. 1t gave universal satisfaction
The Ohio Board of Pharmacy wi
be in session in Columbus, on Tuesda
December 10th, 1884, and will hold a
examination for the benefit of thOs
who desire to register as Pharmacist
or Assistant Pharmacfsts.
1900 men taken off the force of tn
Pennsylvania Co.'S railroads. and oths
roads following suit. VanNess hs
made corresponding cut on prices
meet this sad calamity, SO one and al
rich ur poor, can get goods at botto
prices by going to his place.
Capt. Norton and his band of hun
ers returned on Wednesday of Ia
week from the happy hunting groun
of the Wolverine State. They ca
tured during their stay ten deer al
had lots Of sport, but report the hun
ing not first class.
What price have you on this articl
said customer at our counter. s.
replied the clerk. Why, said the &c
tleman, your cheap competitors ask
US $45 and finally made it $50 ~
special inducement.
Moral-Inquire prices at the c
u Reliable Jewellers, before you buy.
SwIft's Block, Ravenna, 0
D. At the regular meeting of the Gal
and Fish Club. ON Saturday evenil
case of violation of the law in re
ton to shooting quail was reported.
was determined, if sufficient evidei
0. can be obtained, to prosecute the
y tenders.
" Messrs. T.. M. and T.. M. Wa
'n have formed partnership for the p
pose of carrying on the hardware b
mess, under the firm name of Wa
Brothers. They are located at the
stand of Baldwin s. Waller, wh
they will be pleased to meet IL
friends. We wish them success.
of ~
Major Hamer Hunt, t,of Warren, G
" Goldman, of Ravenna, Ralph Paige
: Painesville, and Dave Paige. of Ak
is party of Democratic statesmen
have already chartered Pullman
49, to 60 to Washington to see Clevel