The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-02-05

Bell VIII I've rung ten minutes before closing, 3
notice to carriages TO Lave the grounds.
Sunday TInc Table.
Gates open at O'clock A. NJ; cloae at P. N
FiiiI.O l.. KING. SEXTON
ii q sieighing continues excellent.
Weather somewhat more moderate
The Rink continues to do a rushin:
business.
The price of wheat has an upward
tendency.
A town without a skating rink i!
behind the times.
This will be remembered as the
cotdest January on record.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Strickland art
slowly improving
Easter Sunday comes on the fifth %
April this year
All over town. What: VanNess
Coffee, of rourse.
1t is thOnght Court will end this
week.
Dealers are displaying large line OF
valentines.
Washington's birthday three weeks
from next Sunday.
"Rinkturating" is another new
term for roller skating.
Several articles prepared for this
issue are unavoidably crowded out.
Four weeks from today we will be
living under a new order of things.
The Salvation Army still keep up
their racket nightly on the Square.
Sleighing parties have been all the
rage for the past week or two.
There is to be grand Masquerade
Carnival, on skates, at the Rink, Fri
day evening.
The Ravenna Band, led by Prof
Humphrey, furnish music at the Rink
this week.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew
Wilson will give a lecture on the Sal
vation Army.
The famous Comedian, Charles A.
Gardner, in the new Karl" next
Monday evening.
Col. 0. C. Risdon and. wife enter
tanned the Progressive Euchre Club
on Tuesday evening.
What has become of those weather
prophets who predicted an "open
Winter?"
Shall we rinkle this evening ?" is
the latest way to ask your friends If
they will go to the rink.
Mr. Griffin's paper on "The Days of
Yore," is full of interest to old and
young. Don't fail to hear it.
That inimitable artist, Jack Frost,
has been doing some elegant paintings
on the window panes of late.
Only so cents for reserved seat tick
ct TO see - Karl, the Peddler," next
Monday evening at the Opera House
j V Morehead left on Monday. the
o,I inat far Granp..,utIo D., hiu for
mer home, to be absent few weeks.
The little grounding could have seen
his shadow at noon on Monday had
he looked for it.
Man shot Too horrible to relate, 50
we will just say it was because he did
not go to NanNess for goods, as his
wife told him.
Mr.. Griffin will bring his Pitch Pipe
Also, for the benefit of the younger
class, his finder box, and strike fire as
in the days of yore.
Kent has a Dramatic and Literary
Club. 1t presents the Irish drama en-.
Titled "Green Bushes" in kent's
Hall tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slater, who have been
visiting friends in New York for the
past two or three weeks, are expected
home this week.
Some thirty comrades of David Me-
Intosh Post attending the annual
meeting of the &. A. r., of the State
held in Akron last week, and report a
time.
The Wayne County Democrat pub
fishes the names of 81 voters still liv.
ing in that county who voted for
Jackson and continue to vote the
Democratic ticket.
Grand Excursion. Tickets good till
used, and the lowest rates ever offered.
Now is the time to go to VanNess' for
groceries, for he is bound to sell cheap
and kill hard times.
Remember VanNess is doing bust
ness for the benefit of the poor, SO all
those who wish to lend a helping
pocketbook, can do so by giving him
call.
Mrs. Wiley Lewis slipped and fell
on the icy walk at the family residence
on East Bowery street, last Thursday
afternoon, fracturing her right arm
near the wrist.
The two Democratic papers at War
ren-the Constitution and the Western
Reserve Democrat-have been consol
idated, retaining the name of the lat
ter. 1t is sensible move:
Mr.. Oscar Williams has purch aset
the interest of George Rogers in tn,
firm of Williams & Rogers, and will
continue the harness, repair and trim
ming business at the old atand, few
doors east of the Opera House block
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