The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-12-27
A Happy New Year to all.
One mo,e Sunday in Isss.

Lno 6Otei CeDtFaI.-l al LPaueF, 2AU
Philip Heitzman and family spen
Christmas with their friends, the Val
Horn family, in Kent.
Michael Krebs is lying dangerously
i'll at the hcme of his parents, LincoIr
Avenue.
Christmas was veritable Sunday
in Ravenna, in contrast with the pre-
vious business week.
The Ravenna Gun Club hold theil
grand Holiday shoot. at their grounds
today,
The Brimfield sportsmen have hung
up the hides of three foxes this season.
A sumptuous dinner was relished by
thirty-five Ravenna epicures, at the
Shannon house Christmas.
The Young Mems Democratic Club
of Massillon, are to celebrate st. Jack.
sons Day with dance.
Judges Robinson and Gilmer are
holding court at Youngstown.
| The Leap.year Dance, at Brimfield
Christmas Eve, was success, both as
financial investment and pleasant
social gathering.
The Standard Oil company com
menced the free delivery of oil from
their storage warehouse, last Friday
D. Lord has the delivery contract.
H. F. Hudson shipped two splendid
Berkshire breeding hogs to Greenville,
Pa, Wednesday, via. Erie Ry. Last
week he shipped one weighing 500 lbs.
Judge VIM. r. Day has been court
ing the commisseration and sympathy
of his friends, caused by an attach
ment issued by the mumps.
A non partisan, six column folio
daily will chronicle the local and cur
rent happenings and news, at Salem;
in the near future. Salem is a live,
substantial city, fully warrantiug the
new departure II this journalistic
enterprise.
Trains II and 12, on the Erie, are
due at Ravenpa at 933 a. m, instead
of 9.43. The change took place last
Sunday.
Be sure and arrange to attend the
meetings in the Universalist Church,
beginning the first sunday in the new
year. There will be feast of song
and thought.
The electric light company, as well
a. our citizens generally, are anxious
ly awaiting the arrival of the dynamo,
which was shipped from Boston on
the 18th inst.
Horsemen see the good qualities of
the Neverslip shoes, for which BIon
BoOsinger is agent. He was kept busy
putting them on during the few days
Shst the roads were frt zen.
Philo Bierce attendeI the shooting
match at Shalersville on Monday, ami
brought home four turkeys, besides a
number of cans of oysters. Philo il
an expert with a ritied cannOn
/. Gray hairs prevented, dandruff re
mOveu. the scalp cIeansed, and the
aair made to grow thick by the use oil
HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer.
The w. G. Il. U. received fine new
set of dishes from the Weilsviiie, o =,
.,Nfx in, ,!fNc
supper, Wednesday eve. Cost, at this
station, $22.6
The w. c. T. U. cleared $2O,7S at
Gheir supper, Wednesday, and every
oody reports good time.
Nothing nicer than a PEARL Pen
for your Lady Friend.
WAIT BROTHERS.
F. B. Powell has been engaged as
engineer at the electric light station
Mr.. Powell has papers from the q. :.
inspector authorizing him to take
charge of the motor power of any
steam water craft.
An exchange says that number OF
young ladies are going to send out
neatly printed temperance pledges in
duplicate. They will ask young men
to sign them and return one to the
sender. This is a novel method OF
persuasion, and may result in much
ycod. 1t is intended to be New
Years present-a sort of new leaf, as
1t were.
The semi-annual Children's meeting
will be held in the Universalist church
next Sunday at 1890 a. m, Besides
singing by the S. s and choir, and
devotional services, the pastor will
give an address on Counting One."
All are cordially invited.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Mr..
Wilson will preach sermon on ''The
Thief on the Cross"
Owing to the insuff1ciency of the
81 100000 appropriation for double
tracking the Mahoning division of the
Nypano, the rails will not be laid oD
the ten miles intervening between
Mantua Station and Geauga Lake; the
grading. however, is completed, and
doubtless the gap will be of short du-
ration.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
School of Wellsville, O., boasts of a
remarkable record for regularity in
attendance. d. ID. Davidson has not
missed a session in Dine years his
eldest son has not missed in ten years,
and his second son has not missed in
seven years.
The Pittsburgh & Western r. R.
sold tickets to Allegheny. 3 to Au
burn Junction, Ind, to Monroeville,
O., 10 to Youngstown, and so to Akron,
on Xmas day. This line is doing a
heavy business in freight and passen-
ger traffic.
The old organ at the Congregational
church has been sold TO the Voetlpr