The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-12-30

PIiILO l.. KING. SEXTON
A Happy New Year to all.
We are having winter in earnest
Hard colds are quite prevalent.
Wheat is said to be looking well.
Business is brisk with the fuel deal.
ers.
Christmas brought with it bright
new moon.
Court will commence its session on
Monday.
The Ravenna Union Schools will
resume on Monday.
There will be dance at the Rink
Friday night.
The old year is near its close. We'll
come the new.
Positive Closing out sale of all goods
at BOWER & NEwTON's.
What did we get in our hose? Why,
hole, of course.
w. A. Lacey, of Cleveland, was in
town over Christmas.
NJ. Stuart, Esq, went to Springfield,
O., on Monday.
Prof. King, of Oberlin, preached at
the Cong. Church last Sunday.
Trade is booming at the Closing Out
Sale, at BOWER & NEwTON'S.
General admission to Opera House
New Years Eve, 25, So and SO cents.
Santa Claus was very liberal in be-
slowing gifts upon the young people.
To Chas. and Martha Davis, of this
place, was born son, Christmas eve.
The sleighing is good aud is being
generally enjoyed by those having the
facilities.
E. w. Maxson. Esq, took possession
of his Office in the Court House on
Monday.
Wanzor HOlcomb. Esq, and wife
contemplate starting for California in
short time,
Eight new cases have been com
menced in the Common Pleas Count
since our last issue.
Mrs. Jennie Shields, of Erie, Pa is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Poe.
Friday closes the season for hunting
the gamebirds of this State. Rabbits
may be killed until February lst.
There were interesting aud appro-
pirate services at all the Churches op
Christmas eve.
Don't forget 8, P. Leland in "World
Making" at Reeds Opera House,
New Years. Eve, at o'clock.
The "Atonement," is the subject of
the lecture in the Uniyersalist Church
next Sunday evening.
Reserved seats Cor selection at Reeds
drug store, Thursday morning, at S
o'clock, sharp.
A. G. Mason, Gen. Agent of the
Davis Sewing Machine Co. was in
Ravenna over Christmas.
| Henry Whitlock has been granted
pension with back pay amounting
20 $57S. Henry is supremely happy.
Positive Closing Out Sale of Furni.
ture, Crockery, Silverware, Lamps &c.
Secure bargains early, at Geo. E. Fair
child's.
J. Schoenfeld, the wide awake cloth
ier, of Kent, gave away between 1000
and HOO pals of candy, Christmas
morning, to the children.
Season tickets for remainder of lee.
ture course, at Reeds, Thursday a. M
Reserved seat tickets, 81; without re-
served seat, IS cents.
|
paying the tax under the Dow law
and thus securing the right to sell
Verify, it looks like license.
The national flag is displayed from
the headquarters of David Mcintosh
Post, G. A. R., draped in mourning
for the death of General John A
Logan.
Positive closing out sale OF Furni'
ture, crockery, silverware, lamps &c
, Secure bargains early at
GEO. +. FAIRCHILD's.
Jesse Dade, porter at the Patterson
House, was arrested on Wednesday o
last week, charged with petit larceny
Plead guilty and was fined 81.
The Christmas plum pudding at tn,
NJ. T.. Church was a novelty. 1t wa
an immense affair and contained pres
ents for each member of the Sunda,
School.
Positive closing out sale of Furni
ture, ,Crockery, Silverware, Lamps &c
Secure bargains early at
GEO. Il. FAIRCHILp'S.
The Poultry exhibition at the Rinl
next week will be the largest show O
t the kind ever made In this section. ]
will be open day and evening, fou
/ days, and should have large attend
: ance every day.
Il. l. Parsons killed the first red 70,
reported by Ravenna sportsmen thi
winter, on Thursday last. The boys
say the fox tried to run into Tom
d pocket. II. l.. never allows foxes {
bite him.
t The Christmas exercises of the Dis
= ciples Sunday School were well al
( ranged and carried out In creditabl
/, manner. A number of baskets