The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-01-28
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY.
Sumner Time Tcble, 1856.

Summer Time Table, 1856.
Gates open at O'Clock A. M; close at P. N.
Bell viii be rung ten minutes before closing, as
notice to carriages to leave the grounds.
sundsy Time Table.
Gates open at O'Clock A. NJ; close at P. N.
fHILO l.. KING. SEXTON.
The trains are again running on
regular time.
The Rink continues to do lively
business.
The Parkman department Of the
Jail is about depleted.
Secure your seats for the Musia
Concert. at Reeds drug store.
G W. Hatch has been appointed P.
NJ at Parkman. 9eauga Co.
GarrettsyiiIe falls into line. and be-
gins to talk natural gas"
The MusiU Concert Company appear
at The Opera House tonight.
skating On the ice has been quite
popular with the young people Of late.
The sIeighipg in the northern part
OF the county is much better than
here
Ex- Recorder Philo Rierce left on
Monday foF trip to the West, expect
ing to be absent about three weeks.
Newton Falls has had mad dog
excitement. The dog was shot and
nobody hurt.
The ice gatherers are busy gathering
their crop OF crystal, which is album
dant.
Groudhog day, st. Valentines day,
and Washington's birthday are in the
near future.
The roads at this writing are in fair
condition, but there is no telling how
long they will remain so.
We are in a warmer climate com,
pared to that in the lake counties.
Be thankful for small favOrs.
The poles are ali up and wires strung
for the new telephone line between
Garrettsville and Mantua Station.
"Lend Hand,n is the subject of
the lecture in the Universalist Church
next Sunday evening.
Quite large number of the boys
in blue" attended the camp fire at
Garrettsville Friday evening last.
Court adjourned Friday morning
until Monday, there being no cases
prepared for trial.
A series of protracted meetings have
been held at the Disciples Church in
this place during the past two weeks.
The Musin Opera Co are billed for
the Opera House this (Thursday) eve
ming. The lovers of fine music should
not miss this performance.
10000 gallons per "a hours supplies
the present demand for water. By
the above it will be seen that the peo-
pie of Ravenna take little water in
theirs.
Cast Rros., successors of Daniel
Moatz in the Central Meat Market,
are doing lively business. The boys
merit success, for they keep only meats
of the first quality.
One who has tried it says that a
good cure for infiammatory rheuma-
tism is to take cup of hot water the
first thing in the morning and the last
thing at night.
The Annivefeary Ball and Banquet
ot ths Kent +. IL A. M was held on
Tuesday evening. and was. we are in
formed, largely attended and very
enjoyable occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Painter and son,
OF Alliance, made brief visit to Ra-
VIENNA last week. the guests of ME-.
Geo. Brown. On their return home
Miss Ada Brown accompanied them.
The stringing of the telephone wires
between this place and Mantua Station
was completed on Tuesday, anu we
now have telephonic communication
with that entarprising burg.
T. Fl. E. Weather, Esq, has taken q
severe cold. 1t is feared that the af.
Fiction may last an indefinite time, as
a recent trip to the South made 10
perceptible improvement in the mall
ady.
The lecture by Judge Rufus P. Ran
ney, which was announced to be de-
livered last week before the patrons of
the lecture course connected with the
Cleveland Law School, failed to mate
rialize, to the disappointment and re-.
gret of its members.
About half-past six o'clock Monday
morning the house of w. S. Churchill,
west of town, was discovered to be on
fire. Mr.. Churchill, with the assist.
ance of his neighbors, succeeded in
extinguishing the flames before much
damage was done.
A Farmers Club has been organized
in Nelson. Meetings every alternate
Wednesday, usually addressed by To-
cal talent, prominent among whom is
Cornelius Baldwin, Esq, who has
made several trips to Holland in the
interest of the Freisian cattle breeders.
The performance Of Young Mrs.
Winthrop, by the Madison Square
Company, at the Opera House, was by