The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-02

who have taken their departure fel
Cincinnati from ourtowfr. "
4 Mr. B. Z. Wells istyss9k last week sofd1 iii.
| bay ftrotter to Mr.. Russell OF 'Cleyye.
land. forS25oe 5sss.sfs9 q, 's 5a5 \. H., !. %
The Sabbath School of G race Church
will resume its sessions next Sunday
May 5tb. 20 - 8t}H if-i s iEa
The WORT ofisying the Foundation
walls Of ReedS new block has been
commenced = u , -sezzezs- Ks4zAE
'iiuaa 500 i,lss aa@ istgss4y.77ss ilnz EiEl
4 MIR. VIM. L. Poe has sseomineRced
the erection OF an elegailt,new dwell
ting, house on Ierifiaa,atfe a. sSf sSF
T. sGosE.sTos s.21iF9 s.AAsls L.
i ". Hal and af, Stuart left fta7u I'm Mon
daySmornibg for Cincinnati to bepres-
ent at Tie Liberal CpnYenI6n .l1l31 EI2h5 4
Any person person having Ioallad. lld the. II pen
dant of gold ear-drop win confer a
favor on. fhe owner BY, tsayi hgss the
at this ofis,'l. .5 ':. e s.os' srss z as sss
t.. Our ff9wnshiiPP iiPPsc scoffes5 ssifts are SO
occupied with their farm work just at
fpteseut sac Ekhse3 them 10 neglect
.Ilus. &c enisrlet > hear from you early
and often. 80 hIs liz saed,asf +s7lss
la s-tFTsfeF sri-e ssfffss''i 500 sizSil4Tni y
Tie Republicans; 3 + this township
held their caucus on Tuesday exeping
and appointed -lL.--Y Y.--gsshe,
Wells and o. B. Paine, delegates to
the District Convention held III lWar7
sifyeuIhat.)no0alread : attended to
that little matter of removing all de-
caying vegetables from your cellars,
sad cleaning opt all cesspools -abput
your fsreniises, do soLau uaAceAI1 oAs7Aay
thereby prevent serious illness and,
| perhaps, DEATH sa,is ~ a.at ss.zI =
DOLLY VARDENs are all the 60 now
a-daSs, Ana no one can be happy With
out Dolly Warden something. Some
of our young men, determined not to
be. out of fashion are adopting the
pollyt NprasH fdF their IPag,l Rugle
paint does it.
THE Ohio State. Convantion of Uni
yersalists will meet Al, Akron ON, the
30th inst., aud continue its session
four days. 1t is anticipated that the
meeting will beEthe elFgeret ever held
| by thate denomination i1i the State
The Convention services win be held
in the. Chapel of the Buchtel College
t;bniTding, and mans}df>fhe nlpss Able
preachers of that denomination will
| be in attendance. frsot} essaT 80
Harlan P. zHalfs Esq,
editor, of ,the, st. Paul Dispatch spent
a few days in town during the past
week visiting his latives and friends.
He left for Cincinnati on Monday
morning: to attend the Liberal Repnb-
lican Convention as representative
in that body from Minnesota. = 1a.
VALuuABbffE AABbffE PkofERTY soID.EE. P.
tBfainerds Es4.ss has purchased that
portion of Phenix Block IN which the
EeIegansstoreLroom of III. IIDay is
situated, at cost of $4,000. After,
making some alterati oiis1 and REPAIRS
the Drug Store OF, E, P. Brainerd -
Son will be moved into the room, :,
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-On Thes-F
day night Of iast.week some ttieXingi
vagabond effected his entrance into
the residence of Mr.. AMI Hinmali,'
about two miles north efthis Village.
He gained admission through The out..
side cellar door and made his wayito
the family bedroom. In, moving
aboutin search of, plnnder, hesalnade
so much noise as to awaken Mrs. Hin
man, who aroused her husband and
the scoundrel lit out without having.
secured any booty -!e4,i1Rt
It is deeply to be regretted thatl the
ranks Of. Phenix Fire Company :, are
being gradually thinned oat.s6 Many
of the members haye. served out. their
allotted five years aud are taking GER
I;tifcates to that effect and retiring from
|sthe5company, while but few are join
ing to fill up the depleted ranks. The
iremen have done excellent service
in the past and deserve welF Of our
citizens, and al mdst feel a deep in
terest in keeping, the company in go cd.
working condition. Let the young
men of the village rally to- the krescue
and fill up the ranks, and let the citi-.
zens lend the company all needed aid
and encouragement.