The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-11-19
Attention.

Thanksgiving one week from today.
Progressive euchre still holds the
boards.
Our merchants are slaughtering dry
goods at fearful rate.
Winter set in rather rough Oh Sat
urday.
Miss Laura Orvis, of Marion, is Wis
iting relatives in this vicinity.
Wild geese are vending their way
to where there is warmer weather.
There is child living in this county
which has eight living grandparents.
A new residence is being erected ON
Lincoln Avenue, by Mr.. Kingsbury.
|. II is. getting a little too frigid these
nights for front gate sociables.
Sheol may be little milder manner
of expressing it, but hell by any other
name is just as hot. -.
A new line of felt hats receiyed this
week, at the new Millinery store, in
Pitkin's block.
Kent designs to be lighted by elec.
trieity if it can be done for 81, 800 a
year.
The Cleveland Musical Festival
which closed on Thursday night, was
grand success.
i The vociferous applause of the Jolly
Pathfinders would indicate that it was
a good show. :.
From present appearances the open
winter representations of the weat her
prophets are not likely to be realized.
1t will pay you to visit the new
millinery store, Pitkin's block, Raven
na, O., before purchasing elsewhere.
The N Y P & o railroad will carry
the &. A. r. boys to Kent and return,
Thursday evening, at rs cents for the
round trip.
1t is repofted that Judge Spear is
seriously i'll at his residence in Warren
necessitatipg the closing of the Com
mon Pleas Court at that place..
"Meet me at the gate, love-" has
been changed to inject me. at the
CRATE, love-" The cool weather has
necessitated the change.
The Crown Flint Glass Co. are erect
ing mammoth warehouse. which,
when completed, will occupy about all
the available. space owned by the COM
pahy. ii s-5'i : Sisfti
Circuit Court closed on Monday.
The decisions were all reserved until
the last day and given all together.
The next session will be in March
1886.
Chas. 9. Fields, Grand Master of the
I. o. o. F. of Ohio, will pay an official
visit to the Lodges of Portage County,
evening, Nov. 25, at Ra.
VIENNA lodge.
The Original Nashville Students will
give one of their pleasing entertain
ments, consisting of a concert and
sketch, at Reeds Opera House, next
Tuesday evening.
Hon. g. D. Norton is making prep
arations for his annual hunt. He, in
with quite large party,
will leaye. next, Sunday for the moun-
tains of Pennsylvania.
,Ti1e! sidewalk on, North Chestnut
street. just across the N! ". p. &c O is 4
in very dangerous condition. Better
10 place, il in pseper-shape before some
one gets hurt and sues, the stown for
tiamagesaatil I j Is j |
/. The God egMar, spasN ng through
this place on tiee wy tf Bufmah and
the Eastern, Country, was stopped in
his journey :fe those Isalms- to attend
to sope,loca1 business here. He was
xfbsalsa t9 ssyeral tildes, Lot him
sAet0abfoaa"~-.s- s
. @Thera will. be a meeting of the
LadiesIAiHSpciety Of Grace Church
on FGssy aaernp0n Nor 20, at the
reidenos Of NJ RS. 81. s. Goastoek Sen,
srsiaaE, street. Tea Served at 5
o'clock eSsntlenen are cordially in
siiea Si,y order Of President.
49,. &c. "a. %, M RsCs n. EoeMadAN.
~ t IJsctnr6 coarse contsmptated by|
f9SS sanS Psopisks+ Aasoeistson of the
dysi igss5 i6hSt hssail has been
ab esaSck of sub.
scripfi6ns foF acksss. On behalf of
the Society sincere thanks aresextend-
edetonlI W no manifestedso 1lneh good
will for ahd interest ii the success of
the enterprise.
John p Kinney, son.of- Bernard
Kinney, died at the family residence
on Meridian street at ah0ut a O'clock