The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-01-29

notice 10 carriages to lave the grounds.
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open AT O'Clock A. NJ; close at 4P. N.
rHiI.O l.. KING. SEXTON.
We are having surfeit of the beau
tifui.
| Mrjor d. G.. Goldman isat Columbu,
! lunk ing after the o. p.
The Farmers Institute is in session
a. the Town Hall.
Mr., Albert Eai.chili, after few
idays confinement 10 his house, is able
to be about again.
This week will end the first month
of 1885, aud how have you kept your
resolves?
A large amount of Ice has been gath
cred this season aud of the very best
quality.
The fuel dealers are In their glory.
Theirs is about the only business that
has boom.
News items may be plenty but it is
really TOO frigid to go out to gather
them.
Another arctic wave struck us Sun
day night, sending the mercury down
near Zero.
Jefferson Palm, ESD, of Warren, is
u ursing broken arm caused by fall
Ing on the ice few days ago.
Wood with the bark on-a load of
cord wood with q mastiff on top 10
keep away intruders.
Team Skating, by Messrs. Delanta
and Walters, is The attraction at the
Rink this, Thursday, evening.
- Our Court report is unavoidab1y
crowded out this week. 1t is expected
that the trial OF criminal cases will
begin on Friday.
MIR. Henry l.. Searl. who has been
confined to his house by severe sick
ness for about two weeks past, is again
able to be out.
Mr.. Quincy Cook started on Tuesday
for Vermont. being summoned there
by a telegram announcing the danger.
Gus illness of his mother.
Last Thursday night was the coolest
of hn ri no
from 10 TO Is degrees below zero here
according to location.
There was slight modulation in the
temperature on Saturday morning and
quite fall of snow the night previous,
which rendered the sleighing tip top.
Next Monday, February 2nd, will
be Candlemas-d day: So look out for
the shadow of the little ground hog, for
IF Candlemas be fair and clear,
There II be twa' winters in the year.
Ayers Sarsaparilla wonderfully inn
proves the complexion, and brings TO
old and young the bloom of health.
AS purifier of the blood it has no
equal.
The venerable Willis Strickland is
confined to his bed by severe illness AT
the residence of Mr.. NJ. r. Furry, on
South Prospect street, where his wife
is also Frustrated hy paralysis.
The concert of the Schubert String
~ katf
OF fine music, but the exceedingly in.
clement weather prevented many
from attending
H. Y. Beebe, Esq. and wife retur,- l.
ed home Saturday from the N. o. Ex-
position, having been absent two
weeks. They regard the exposition as
grand affair. and are much pleased
with their trip.
Mrs. E. Soseman, formerlya a resident
of Ravenna, died Oh Monday morning
last at the residence of her son, DIR.
G. d. Painter, in Alliance, after an
illness of several months. Her funeral
services We're held on Wednesday.
There was another big turn out at
the Rink on Thursday night, to wit
ness the match between Dan. O'Leary
the celebrated pedestrian, and Will
Reed on the rollers. The race was
won by the latter who made tw"
miles to tire walk ist's one and one
third, beating him about twenty feet.
Mrs. OlivsJ Phelps. wife of NJ w.
Phelps. Esq, died at the family resi-
dence ON Diamond street, Oh Sunday
morning, January 25th. after brief
illness. aged 30 years. She was the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Recelius Root, and was a woman high
ly respected by all her neighbors and
acquaintances. Her funeral took place
at her late home Tuesday afternoon,
the services being conducted by Revs.
r. M. Freshwater and Andrew Will
sou. She leaves husband and five
small children--the oldest but about
nine years, and the youngest but
few days old, 10 mourn their loss.
Failure i'm Hudson.
An Akron telegram of the 26th inst.