The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-11-22
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
THURSDAY. NOV. as. 1888

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Well say it again, notwithstanding the storm,
Three cheers and tiger for Tariff Reform!
The home fireside is the most pleas
ant spot these days.
| Diaries for 1859. at Mrs. Scriptures.
Our Hiram letter was received too
late for this issue. ~. ~ ~ 3.
See the new steel independent run.
ner Bob -sleds, at T. F. Thompson's.
Wednesday was q beautiful fall day,
the thermometer indicating 20 deg.
above zero in the morning.
K. of P. Annual Ball next Wednes-
day evening. 1t will be o splendid
affair.
Freddie Beans has an engagement
with a minstrel company, starting
from Chalersville. O.
II. It. Wilson, Esq. went over to
Ravenna last evening to attend church
and returned this morning,-[Akron
Telegram, Monday.
If your doctor prescribesd quiet an
rest, 60 and loaf at some store that
don't advertise.
Harry Ticknor sent to our office, on
Tuesday. mammoth purple top tur-
nip. 1t measured; TIVE and a.hslf feet
in circumference.
About this time of year we read of
numerous accidents caused. by trying
to pull loaded guns. through fences.
Just received, a supply of the Latest
Improved Standard and Domestic
Sewing Machines, In. walnut and an
tique oak furniture; are fine. Call and
examine. at T. F. Thompson's. If.
There are many trusts being formed
in almest every conceivable product
that can be eornered, but the old ia
mlliar trust of the newspaper outdates
them all.
Mrs. d. P. Brode died suddenly
Tuesday morning, the Goth, at her
home in Charlestown.
The lecture last Sunday evening in
the Universalist Church, by Prof J.
w. Pike, on "The relation of Science
to Religious Culture,H was able and
Instructive.
Bion Boosinger ia agent for the
/" Never slip horseshoe" which is said
to be the best shoe ever invented for
horses on icy roads. :
A nice assortment of fine sleighs in
different styles. also cheaper grades.
Gong Shaft Chime Bells, Robes. Blan.
kets, etc, etc. 6leighs must be seen
to be appreciated. T. F. THOMPSON.
The match between Niles and Ra.
VIENNA shooters did not take place last
saturday as announced, on account OF
some disagreement about who knocked
the chip offthe others shoulder.
Wright & Russell have purchased OF
Mrs. D. v. Dawley. a lot, 25 feet front,
on Prospect street near Main. They
propose to move their shop to this lot
in few days.
A shooting match for turkeys. also
'weepstake matches, with entrance
money to suit contestants. will be held
n the grounds of the Kent Gun Club
IN Thanksgiving day. Lots of sport
q promised.
notwithstanding the repeated warn.
lgs from Game Warden Goodenough
egarding Sunday hunting, the noise
+ the shotgun :" woke the echoes" las.
'unday with the usual frequency.
Henry Smith returned last Friday
rom his hunting trip in the woods of
Northern Michigan. His party killed
even deer during their stay. and had
ny amount of sport with fish, birds
I'D small game.
The Sabbath School of the colored
'eople of this city, under the superin
endence Of Mrs. Thompson, have
,om Of the Congregational Church,
there Its sessions are held at p. M.
Youngstown business men have
igned an agreement to close business
t8 p. M, In order, the Canton Demo
rat ayers, to give the clerks chance
OF an evening promenade and do a.
title mashfng.
DR.. o. r. Baker, of New York. fol
nerly prominent business man of
Cincinnati, New York and Rutland,
VT, Is stopping ut ths Shannon Hotel,
|expectlng TO remain some time In our
city to rest and recruit his health.
E. ". collars, president of Hiram
;ollege, willipreach at the Disciples
'hurch next Sunday, morning and
vening. The public are cordially In
vited to hear this eloquent preacher.
The Common Pleas Court was in
session on Monday. Only one case.
viz Belle Payne;vs B. =. Payne was
disposed of. the decision being for the
,laintiff: Court adjourned for the
erm.
Messrs. Meharg, Beatty, Waggoner,
Porter and J. w. Holcomb, ofthis city,.
.ttended the meeting Of the Garfield.
'lub, at Warren, on Monday evening.
The last named gentleman was select
d to respond to one Of the toasts,
which he did In his usual happy vein.
1 Every ladY of thA f.emakar4- -Asaoei.