The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1884-11-27

PHILo L. KING. SEXTON
Dan Rice.
The Democrats laughed last.
Aimanac's for 1885 will soon be il
demand.
Dan Rice lectures at the Opera Hous,
Monday Eve. Dec lst.
This is Thanksgiving day and tn,
printer has no turkey.
Get your tickets early. No extrs
charge for Reserves. Price, 25c.
The roads are still in very excellent
condition.
The Palmyra Democrats jollified on
Wednesday night.
25c buys Reserve Seat for the Lee.
ture Monday night.
New styles of Wall Paper, Borders,
Curtain Poles, Cornices, &C., at
F. FL. STILES.
The Catholic Fair opened at the
Town Hall last Saturday and is still
in progress.
Idiosynocracies of the Human Mind
is the subject-Dan- -Rice-Menday
Evening.
Auto. and Photo. Albums in Plush,
Seal, Alligator and Morocco Bindings,
at F. H. STILES.
The effort to secure a course of lee
lures in Ravenna the coming season
has been abandoned.
The RAIDS are afraid there won't be
enough offices to satisfy the hungry
Democrats, but they terribly hate to
give up those they hold alice samee.
The Democracy had jolly high old
time at Mantua Station, last Saturday
afternoon and evening, celebrating the
election of Cleveland and Hendricks.
The Mechanics Club held their first
party of the season at the G.. A. R.
Hall on Friday evening, which ia re-
ported as q pleasant affair.
James d. Carey has taken the school
in the district one mile east of town to
teach the coming Winter and com
menced his term ON Monday last.
The Salvation Army still hold the
fort, and have services daily, but the
novelty of the thing has worn off and
the crowds that followed them have
materially diminished.
A sudden change took place in the
weather on Sunday night, and from
bright, beautiful Indian Summer in a
few short hours rigorous, cherries
Winter came to assert its sway.
Belding & Armstrong take pleasure
in stating to their friends and custom
ers that they are again at home with
better facilities for supplying their
wants in the drug line
We learn from the Stanton (Dakota)
Pilot, that at the late election, Robert
w. McGahan, son of Jesse W. Nc
Gahan of this village, was elected |
Sheriff of Mercer County, Dakota Ter.
There will be no services in the |
Universalist Church next Sunday,
The pastor will be absent from Friday
till Monday at q Conference at Will
Ofths Western Reserve Asso-
citation of Uniyersalists.
cora, the Creole" was produced at
the Opera House on Monday evening,
Miss Helen Blythe appearing as Cora
The audience was not what snch ex-
cellent acting merited. The Company
is first class in every respect.
We take pleasure in recommending
Halls Hair Renewer to our readers.
1t restores gray hair to its youthful
color, prevents badness, makes the
hair soft and glossy. does not stain the
skin, and is altogether the best known
for all hair and scalp diseases.
Our fellow townsman, M. Stuart.
ESQ.,, returned from trip to the Me-
tropolis on Friday last. During his
he visited the President elect
at the Executive Mansion in Albany,
and had long talk with him. Mr.. |
Stuart was highly pleased with his
visit and favorably impressed with
Governor Cleveland. He thinks he
will be an able. faithful and popular
President.
Feed Cutters! y'eed Cutters!!
Improved Baldw In, with safety fly |
wheel, hand or peETer. Dick Cutters