The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-12-04

Gates open at O'Clock 4. NJ; close at p 4
Bell viii be rung ten minutes before closing. a
notice to carriages to l.ave the grounds
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open At 8 o'clock A. NJ; close at p \
PHiLO L. KING. SEXTON
Only three weeks to Christmas.
The sands of leap year are about rul
out.
Quail hunting is over for this season
The Indian Summer days are past
The white plug hat is out of season
now.
) Winter came in pleasantly ant
promptly on time.
Two hunters to one rabbit is abou
the proportion in the woods these days
The weather-wise predict % snow
storms the present Winter.
New styles of Wall Paper, Borders
Curtain Poles, Cornices, &C., at
| f. I'll. STILES.
The Republicans are deeply concern.
ed as to who will be our postmaster.
Be patient.
Auto. and Photo. Albums in Plush,
Seal, Alligator and Morocco Bindings,
at F. III. STILES.
On Thanksgiving evening the I. O.
y. +. of this place held a Rebekah
meeting and sociable. which proved to
be very enjoyable affair.
E. NJ. Waller is painting and fixing
up his store room, in Etna Block, and
will soon have his stock arranged in
neat and attractive shape.
The turkey gobbler should be in no
hurry to come down from his high
perch. 1t is only three weeks to
Christmas.
Why the Universalist Church does
not grow more rapidly, is the subject
of the lecture to be given in the Uni
versalist Church next Sunday eve-
ming.
Mrs. Margaret Russell has sued the
! city of Allianc, O., for $40, 900 DANA
ges for injuries caused by defective
sidewalks.
Thanksgiving was one of the most
quiet days of the season in Ravenna.
The business places were mostly
closed and Sunday stiffness reigned
supreme.
Mrs. M. v. Dunlap, of Atwater
Station has fine assortment of Milli-
merry goods, which she offers at reduced
rates. Call and see her and be con-
vinced.
Miss Jessie Horton, of Ravenna,
will give two recitations at the enter
zainment to DC. held at the Baptist
Church on Thanksgiving nlght.-[Sa
'em Republican.
1t is reported that parties have
leased ground on Prospect street just
north of Main, on which to consteuct
skating rink, and that work on the
building will be commenced soon.
Political matters are getting uuieted
down. The Republicans are becom
ing reconciled to their fate and paying
their bets with commendable prompt
ness, and all is quiet on the Rreakneck
The brand of Coffee in the market
known as Van Ness Best, is taking the
lead. 1t is far ahead of Arbuckles, the
old stand by, and throws Leverings 10
the shade, is put up in one pound
packages and sold at moderate figures.
VanNess don't complain of dull
times. Reason why is. he is selling
goods at such low prices that it keeps
him busy sending out goods and so
don't leave any chance to grumble
about hard times.
A pan of sliced onions placed in a
room where there is diphtheria, will
obviate the poison and prevent the
disease from spreading. The onions
should be burned every morning and
fresh ones cut up.
Mr.. NJ. D.. Loveliss, the obliging
hackman and mail agent has procured
supply of cards, etc, aud proposes to
advertise his business extensively.
Orders left at the Etna House for his
carriages will receive prompt attention
How often do we hear of the sudden
fatal termination of case of Group,
when young life might have been
saved by the prompt use of Ayers
Cherry Pectoral! Be wise in time,
and keep bottle of it on hand, ready
for instant use.
Messrs. Beaver have been engaged
for several weeks past in putting
rollers in the Atlantic Mill and expect
to complete the work in week or two,
when they will be prepared to furnish
their patrons as good arquality of -four
as that of any other mill in the
country.
Remember one thing, and that is,
when you are dealing with VanNess
you are not dealing with two faced
individual. for you will find him every
time alike. He don't go behind the
bars of any Church for ambush, to bite
you In the back, but comes straight to
the front, with one price to all and 16
OF. to the pound.
The marriage of Mr.. Augustus 8
Cole and Miss Jennie M. Allen was
solemnized at the residence of Legrand
A. Olin, the BRIDES brother in-law, on
South Prospect street, Thanksgiving
evening, Rev. Andrew Wilson offici-
atinu We cnncratulata the Y0ung