The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-01-14
Attend the Farmers Institute.


Grounding day will soon be around
again.
Daylight is perceptibly on the in
crease.
There is talk of boring for natura
gas in Kent.
The natural gas well at Massillor
has been abandoned.
Miss Flora Parsons is visiting friends
in New Philadelphia.
The "open winter" prophets have
taken back seat for time.
The village schools are again in full
operation.
This looks like winter it feels like
winter, and it really is winter.
Farmers Institute next week, Jam
uary 18th ana l9th.
Rem,smbst tie GnsItY Bal Al to.
Rink, leSl Wednesday evening.
sjeesna. Esq Of Cleveland.
made us s plsaszat sail ou Eussaay
Ifauyaue .5sg-s b talL agopt r'esau-
-ilul saoa-'' 3ass spot &,aa orr ths
8uaot.
Ioa w.utsl Is AalC ssna. hot rs-e Ia
iid..' ons 0, spring aIe not very favor
able.
The mercury went down 10 " de-
grees below zero on Sunday night IL
some localities about town.
Farmers, be sure to hear Professor
Townsend's lecture, Light and Shade
Of Farm life.
The same fellows who leave the door
open now will be sure TO close. it next
summer.
Mrs g. A. L. Bouit, of Medina, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Adam ].
Grohe several days last week.
Miss Emma Twitt, of Cleveland, is
visiting the family of her uncle. E.
Twitt, North Chestnut st.
Hon. E. B. Taylor has our thanks
for copy of the Congressional Direct
orv of the 49th Congress.
The sale of lands for delinquent
taxes will take place at the TreasuTers
Office next Tuesday.
Those who fail to attend the Farm
er's Institute will miss some of the
best lecturers of the season.
Kent has organized a Humane So
ciety, which meets the first Saturday
evening of each month.
The race at the Rink, on Thursday
evening, was won by Matte Letting
well. Time, 4:7a and III.
$500 was allowed Judge Taylor for
assisting IN the prosecution Of Lewis
Webster.-LW. r, Democrat.
Andrew Pee, ofTower City, Dakota,
is making short visit to his former
home IN this place.
The second Masquerade party at the
Rink takes place this, Thursday eve
ming. appropriate prizes are offered.
Friday, st. Jackson's day, was csle.
brated with appropriate ceremonies at
| New York, Cleveland, Wooster, and
other places throughout the country.
A Mass Meeting will be held in the
Opera House, next Sunday evening,
at 730, in the interest of Sunday
closing" All are invited.
Owing to the severe storm last Sun
day evening, Mr.. Wilson's lecture On
Rule or Ruin" was postponed till
next Sunday evening.
Lecture free, subject, "The Boy in
City and Country, by w. I. Chamber
lain. Sec'y of the State Board of Ag.
ricnlture All are invited
DON'T fail 10 hear sec'y Chamber
l3iG's seizure the Twin Grimes Cour-
.egfa.tiD2 and Adu!tsra5Ioa. Esaiega
IN oleomafesE 6efg4uG, willis tbs
grocer beth defsauds and peisoGs us.
Theirs viii 5s 40 services Is gha
Ualsassalist Church next Sunday
evening. 81 the Qss,or 2na a2uy OF
tba congregation wish to at:end the
mass meeting at the Opera Eouse.
Three engines were required to null
the sfteYreoD rain down from Ciaye-
Land on Saturday afternoon. and The
united efforf4 5f six engines failed to
pull the train from the south through
until after l0e clock 5 unday morning.
Gsn. Hurst at the Farmers Institute
on the afternoon Of the first d&y gives
his lecture, A Republic of Farmers,
in the morning of the second day,
Amateur and professional fruit grow
ing. HIS Id eloquent, hear him If
possible.
DIR. J. G. Ferguson, a well known
physician, of Mogadore, died at hie
residence in that place, on Sunday
night. the 3rd inst, aged sc years. He
was born in Suttield township, and
his life has been spent in that imme-
diate vicinity.
E. B. Goldman, with his wife and
sen, are making visit to his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. l.. Goldman, and
other Ravenna friends. Ed. is ca.
gagged in the construction of railroad
and is located at New Albany, Ind.
Will Monsey has opened Tailor
Shop In the Exchange building, up
stairs, where he will be pleased to see
his friends who are in need of any
thing in his line. A full line of sam.
pies to select from. Call and see him
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Gazette was issued on Friday of lasl