The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-12-03


Sunday Time Table.
Gates oper at O'Clock A. M; close at r. II.
PHILO L. KING. SEXTON.
Sunday was a delightful day-ever-
head.
Christmas comes three weeks from
tomorrow.
The slaughter of Turkey last week
was immense.
We hope all of our friends had q
pleasant Thanksgiving.
The 10Th o. V. I. will hold their re.
union at Minerva. January 8th.
G. E. Pierce has opened a Shooting
Gallery under the Commercial house.
The Poultry Exhibition opens at the
town hall January 18th, and contin ues
four days.
The pupils of the public schools were
given rest from Tuesday till Monday
morning.
The business places were mostly
closed on Thanksgiving and the town
was exceedingly dull.
The masquerade at the Rink Thurs.
day night drewis large crowd and was
a pleasant affair.
A telephone line is to be constructed
soon between Ravenna, Mantua Sta
ton and Garrettsville.
See d. ThompsOn's card, of Cleve-
land, in another column, for cheap
prices in dentistry.
M. Stuart, Esq. attended the funeral
of Vice President Hendricks, at In
dianapolis, on Tuesday.
Miss Ida Taylor, of Mogadore, spent
Thanksgiving day with friends here,
the guest of Mrs. g. p. Heimes.
Fl. L. Miller and E. M. Davis have
been selected as engineers at the Water
Works. They are competent men fol
the position.
The Catholic Fair is in progress al
the Town hall. 1t will close this week
Several valuable prizes are to be
awarded.
Workmen have been putting iron
rods through the walls at the west enc
of Phenix Block. They are little
binding.
Mr.. John Beaver. who has been very
low with typhoid fever. is steadily inn
proving, and it is hoped will soon si
down TO square meal again.
The fine raisins, prunes, peaches anC
lapricols VanNess made display O
are disappearing rapidly, for everyone
who saw them was so well pleased thai
to see was but to buy.
We are under obligations to oul
friend b. P. Sharp, of Brooklyn. for q
copy of DR.. Talmadge's eulogy of Vice
President Thomas A. Hendricks, which
we publish in this issue.
Miss L. G. Jackson has fine stock Of
New Winter Millinery goods, includ'
ing all the latest novelties. Children's =
bonnets and old ladies' caps in great
| variety.
A compact selection of home and
field games for boys and girls is the
HOUSEHOLD GAME Book, mailed free
for two two-ccnt stamps, by ID. 10th
rop & Co, Boston. The cheapest yeti
At the masquerade at the Rink on
Thanksgiving evening, Miss Goldman
Kelly and Mr.. Will Marsh second
prizes on costumes.
Mr.. Henry Lewis is improving
slightly, and will, we hope be about
again before long. Nothing will cause
more rejoicing among the boys
than his presence at their meetings
| Be it SO.
A change of time went into feet Oh
the C. d P. railroad Nov. Goth, the
most important being in No. 2. mail
going east, which now leaves at 8: %
eleven minutes earlier than heretofore
We are In receipt of an interesting
letter from Capt. Norton, from the
Pennsylvania hills, which we are un
able to publish this week. The party
| find game very scarce, bat are having
a good time, nevertheless.
In the report of the school in Dist
No. g. Shalersville, the names of those
absent but not tardy, were omitted
They were Carrie Cooley, Adah Porter
Mercy Severance and Ethel Thomp
son.
On the oath ult., Mr.. Sluman Barnes
living in the northwest part of THU
township, killed an eight months ole
Ipig, of the Chester white breed, which
Idressed 275 lbs. We will be pleased tt
hear from anyone who has a bette
one of its age.
Undoubtedly God could have mad
something meaner than the sneak wht
runs il debt for one or more years
1 subscriptions, and then refuses to TAX
his paper out of the efice-but SO ia
as man knows, God never did.-[Ex
A genuinely humorous and melodi
GUS operetta, specially adapted t.
Christmas-tree festivities. introducin.
Santa Claus and the whole audienc
at the close, is published in the No
vember WIDE AWAKE, under the It'll
of Caught Mapping" Sent postpaid