The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-11-22
EDINBURGH.

j nave just TetuFneQ IrOm q ZlRZA&
trip for observation and information,
am too full to express my thoughts.
az an after dinner orator Gays. Oh!
hum! Loan me your editors lancet.
please, to start the mill. The shortage
OF area in fall sowing of wheat, was
very apparent. The stand Is splendid,
very. very promising. It is quite evi
dent many farmers will carry the lear
mark" short sightedness. ga steady
hand is good trait, !" as ode enterpris
ing. farmer said. However, some OF
The timid ones. possessing q fertile
brain, may hatch out q chick that will
scratch into their Golfers the sinners
We hope so.
The many new bank barns. neatly
weather boarded and painted, is won
derful. Everywhere you see them,
aud more are contemplated for next
year. 1t pays to take good care OF
stock. even at the low prices. Manure
sheds are common. Farmers arp learn
ing economy brings plenty. rs iss re
ward, waste. want. a. -
Homes look tidy dooryards and
flower beds give evidence of education
and esthetics. The county Hordcul.
tural Society have held two sessions
here, with happy results. Ladies and
gentlemen, come again.
Our township Is blessed with three
Churches-CongregationsI. Methodist
and Disciple. Three wideawake work
ers in the vineyard, who draw comfort
ably filled houses, and on special Occa-
sions overcrowded ones. Our people
do not let an opportupity for mental
and moral improvement to slip. A
large Town Hall. for secular pur
poses. A High School building, two
story, neat and commodions. main
tained by special tax. The very best
of teachers are employed. giving the
youth the very best oppertuninies to
fit themselves for usefulness. Edin.
burgh turns out more than her quota
of teachers.
We have two model STOKES and model
merchants to run them-Davis and
BOstwick are young men, born and
grown up under the auspices Of honest
merchants. The Junior partners faith.
er was y merchant here OF long stand.
ing and respected by every citizen.
The senior partners father, q tailor,
Jnstice of the Peace and postmaster
for many years. Honesty was enRra-
vened on every wrinkle Of his face.
These young men are sprigs from good
stock, and their dealings give proof OF
1t. They keep in their store everything
q farmer wants In his household, from
. one-hole mouse trap to box of pills.
Mr.. Davis, like his father. is postmas.
.ef, and must cay, he has ths neatest
postofiice cab that can DO found la the
state, near the front entrance, well
lighted. convenient and exclusive.
Goss Brothers store was established
in 1858 or 1854. by Daniel NJ. Goss,
now Teller in the First Natioasi Bank,
tisyenns, Thepresent occupants were
clerks. Daniel retired to his farm and
the brothers succeeded him. They are
adamantine democrets-no steel chisel
las been forged to cut, or even scratch,
or any political measure but what is
based on the Jeffersonian manual of
equity and justice. has ever crew.
iced this Brotherhood of petrifed, deep
dyed and Unborn Democracy. As they
are and have been in politics, go they
are in integrity in business. IA MIN
ble sixpence Ia better than q slow shiI.
ling" has been their inscribed ensign
from the beginning. With the motto
to live and let live" they have built
up an enviable trade. Paying no rent,
hiring very little, they give to their
customers the full benefit of their
economy. Their tootometern calls
In trade for ten miles. Best of goods
and groceries fili their shelves. They
buy and ship large quantities of butter
and eggs. 1t Is through their influence
our farmers are having q wide reputa
ton for furnishing the market with
No. butter. 1t Is fact, when Ra
VIENNA dealers get out they send to
Goss Bros for supply. "Long, long
may they wave."
return your lancet, do not loan it
to me again. CAB,