The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-01-24


RepresentativeShe was in town
on Monday interviewing his constitu-
ents.
Miss Mary Holding, of Cleveland,
is visiting Ravenna friends, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. g. Myers, Prospect
street.
Go to VanNess' for GLOBE YEAST
He keeps it now. A full and fresh
stock always on hand at wholesale or
retail.
There is prospect of our having
City Solicitor by appointment. Would
it not be the better way to elect one as
the law requires?
Would it not be better to elec5 a
Mayor who will discharge the duties of
the office and dispense with the office
of Police Justice?
Don't be humbugged any more in
regard to poor Oil, but go to VanNess'
and get the best for less money than
you pay for that that will not burn.
Do not forget that Frank Beard, the
famous Chautauqua artist, will give
one of his unique entertainments in
the Opera House, Jan. 18th inst.
The general opinion among farmers
is that the winter thus far has been
very favorable to the crop of wheat on
the ground.
If the equines were asked whether
they desire six weeks more sleighing
they would respond with an emphatic
neigh.
Look at the typography displayed
in our advertisement of the Drs X. &
K. U. S. Medical Association. Who
says that printing is not an art?
Ii in want of Boots and Shoes, in
either Mems. Ladies' Misses or Chill
dren's, it will pay you to call on
RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN.
When minister of the gospel boasts
that he always compels tramps to leave
his door unfed, can it be truthfully
said that he is teacher of Christian
principles.
Mr.. Edward Knapp and wife left for
Millport, Chemung county. N. Y, on
Friday, for the purpose of visiting Mr..
Richard Knapp, who is seriously ill at
his home there.
A recent visit to Mantua Station con-
vinces us that if that prosperous town
continues its rapid growth of last year,
Garrettsville will soon be a small viii
lage six miles from Mantua Station.
Eighteen couples of jolly sleigh
riders from Kent stopped at the Etna
House Monday night and put in their
time till the wee sma' hours" feast
ing and tripping the light fantastic.
Lovers of the beautiful will be pleas
ed to notice our advertisement of the
Drs X. & X. 1t is one of the best
specimens of Typography ever produc-
ed in this paper.
VanNess sells GranuIated Sugar at
SC per lb. This is the price to all-not
to some and 10 to others. Sugar is
very cheap now, and he can afford to
give you bargains.
| A couple of Kent Bohemians found
lodgings at the hotel de Wilcox last
Saturday night on account of having
taken.on board too big load of the
extract Of corn.
The sleighing continues excellent,
and the prospects are favorable for its
remaining for time to come, as nearly
every day brings new supply of the
4" beautiful"
That Sheriff E. d. Sawyer has
proved most efficient officer will
please his many friends in this county.
He merits reno mination and re cleo
ton lat the hands of the Cuyahoga
county democracy.
Johnnie Moriarity, having imbibed
too freely in 80, be joyful" Oh Satur-
day last, was taken into custody by
policeman Vance and was assigned
a room in the hotel de Wilcox in
which to sober up.
There must be, during this long and
severe Winter, much suffering among
the poor and destitute in nearly every
locality. Many, from feelings of pride
and modesty hesitate to make theil
destitute condition known. They
Should be hunted up and their wants
relieved.
Many farmers do not know wher
they put corn in the crib how to ascer
tain the quantity there44'. The follow
/ ing rule is said to be entirely accurate
Multiply the length, width ant
height of the crib together, then muI
t tiply this sum by 800 and cut off thre
figures to the right, and you have TIL
: number of bushels of ears of CORR"
= Last Sunday night two-hors
sleigh load of drunken bummers from
Ravenna drove through town and in
, suited some of our citizens with tn
foulest of 4anguage.-[K Kent Bulletin
Jan. l9.
!. All the fault of that crooked Cuya
hoga water, which the boys of tn
hamlet? never could endure.