The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-01-08

Int few times. Il. F. THOMPSON.
There was big rush at the Rim
New Years night.
Remember the Farmers Institute t
29th inst.
Don't turn back the new leaf.
Remember to date your letters an,
documents 1885.
The weather took an awful cold tn
beginning of the year.
Mr.. John F. Jacobs and wife an,
daughter Lille. of Kent, spent New
1 Years day with Ravenna friends.
Notwithstandingth the Second Advent
lists had got the end of all sublunary
things to take place on the 4th inst.
we are here yet.
The sale oflands for delinquent take:
will take place at the Treasurer's Office
OIL Tuesday, January Goth. The delin
quencies amount to about 81 1859.
A DIME Uncle Toms Company i:
travelling through the country. Well
that's as much as any of them ought
to charge.
THE Cider Makers Association oi
Ohio are to hold their seventh annual
convention in Mt. Gilead on the 18th,
l4th aud 18th inst.
Another wave of ETHEREAL mildness
struck us Monday night, but it will
probably be of brief duration, for we
are getting our weather very much
mixed this season.
H. It. Sheldon entered upon the du.
ties of Sheriff on Monday last. He
has chosen AS hls deputies Messrs. J.
w. McGahan and II. r. Mason.
Merton Squyers, ESQ.,, of Missouri,
former law student in the office of
w. B. Thomas, was in town the latter
part of last week, the guest of DR.. c.
l.. Belden and wife.
Major D. c. Goldman is in Columbus
looking after the interests of the o p.
He will probably take in the celebra.
ton of st. Jackson's day, which takes
place today.
Court commenced its January term
on Monday, with Hon. George F.
Errel on the Bench. There are 1877
civil and 33 State cases on the docket.
No business of general interest has yet
been transacted.
May Armstrong, second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Armstrong, had
her collar bone broken, on New Years
day, by falling into an open cellar way
at the residence of Mr.. Burroughs, on
West Main street.
The program and list of speakers at
the Farmers Institute has not been
furnished us for publication this week.
1t will, however, appear hereafter.
The meetings will be held January 2S
aud %, at the Town Hall, Ravenna,
A public meeting for the discussion
of the Water Works question, will be
held at the Town Hall, tomorrow,
Friday evening. Mr.. James H. Har-
low, leading civil engineer. of Pitts
burgh, will be present, and will answer
all questions that may be asked him
by our citizens.
The Rink is now open daily, as fol-
lows: 10 to 12 a. M, for ladies-no
gentleman admitted unless accompa.
MED by lady. Admission lOc., skate
lOc. 2to 4: 80 p. NJ, to all, admittance
10c, shate 15c. to 10 p. m., to all,
lOt., skate l5c. Those using their own
skates, zoe.
The Teachers of Portage aud Sum.
NIT Counties will hold joint meeting
at Akron, Saturday, January 10, 1885,
at 10 O'Clock a. III. An
interesting program will be presented.
Those attending are requested to bring
lunch. Hot coffee will be served free.
The Church of the Immaculate Con.
ception, of Ravenns, require larger
church editice in which to hold their
services, and propose to enlarge
and remodel their present building,
corner of Main and Sycamore streets,
for that purpose, rs will be seen by a
Notice to Buildersn in our adyer-
tising columns.
The following attorneys from out of
town have been in attendance since
the opening of Court: s. P. Craig,
Warren &C. b. Newton, Newton Falls
S p. WOlcOtt, II. w. Peckinpaugh,
Kent r. s. Webb, 0. S. Ferris, E. w.
MaxsOn, Garrettsville E. P. Hatfield,
Cleveland; r s. Stuli, Warren; M.
A. Norris, Youngstown; G. ID. IngelI,
Mantua Station.
VanNess will sell you 14l lbs. Gran
ulated Sugar for 81 he also sells the
best Coffee at 20c., same cannot be pur-
chased elsewhere for less than 25c. or
SOC. His reputation on Tea is well
known, Tor everyone has tried it and
found it the best for the money to be
found. Anything in the grocery line
he will'sen youat low figures, for cash
or trade. Exact weight and full
measure has been his motto equal
rights to all and glad to see everybody,
rich or poor. He will not argue re-
ligion or politics with you, for he is SO
busy he has no time for such little
things. Fine mixed candy, 2 pounds
for 25c.