The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-02-19

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For your Job Work.
BUrrER and Eggs wanted. at Mason
8 Sons. | a
The sugar-makers are preparing to
open their camps.
THE weather is assuming a SPRING
like aspect. It's little Marchy.
MASON & SoN will pay the highest
market price for Butter and Eggs.
YESTERDAY was Ash Wednesday,
the commencement of the Lenten sea-
son.
OUR Merchants are beginning to
take accounts of stock preparatory 10
the opening of spring trade.
By a letter from Mr.. Peter II. Bean,
dated at Sidney, Neb.. we learn that
he expects TO return home oD the 10th,
tomorrow.
HAsBRouK, the coaI-dealer, has a
quantity of hard coal which he will
deliver to his customers promptly and
at reduced figures.
PITKIN expects to have his new
room finished and ready for use with
in week. 1t is to be devoted to bill
lizards.
The Second Ohio Cavalry and the
25th Ohio Battery will hold their an
nual reunions at Akron on the 25th of
March.
DoN'T go away from home to spend
your money, but "put what you have
where it viii do you the most good"
and encourage home industry.
IT is the general impression that the
fruit buds are in a ahealthy condition,
and that nothing has yet occurred TO
prevent a good fruit crop.
HARD eoA1.-Mr. E. Haabrouck has
a quantity of hard Cor -Authrocite)coal,
which be win deliver to customers
promptly and at lowest price.
= The Warren Constitution has adopt
ed the cooperative system aud is much
improved ia appearance. Success 10
If. EisaH Haa bnA
.ass...., assssa. 5s5=s-
VINeENT's excellent Theater COM
pany paid us another visit on Tuesday
aud Wednesday nights. They are
now amusing the people of Kent.
They will return here on Saturday
and putin another night.
DR.. Rutledge of Tennessee, supplied
the NJ. E. pulpit on Sunday morning
and delivsred very interesting dis
course. AT the close of the service
a collection was taken for the benefit
Of the Freedmans' Aid Society when
$95 was contributed for that purpose.
LECTURE on DREss.-At the Com
gregational church next Sunday eEe-
ming, Rev J. A. Cruzan will talk TO
the young ladies on Dress The
hour of evening service has been
changed TO z o'clock. A cordial well
come to all.
OUR toWnsman VIM. Ward, Esq,
returned last week from a trip to
Texas. He represents affairs in that
region as being slightly Mixed" but
he exhibited to us a handful of the
currency that they use down there
real llow-boysD which reminded
us of old times, and looked healthy.
The State Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry of Ohio, commenced its
session at Xenia on Tuesday. The
order in this county is represented by
the following members; w. III.
Bettes, Randolph w. Chafee, Wind
ham; w. W, Stevens, Hiram; Isaac
Williams, Edinburgh; Amzi Wilmot,
Mantua Frank Ford and w. viii
hanson and wife, Ravenha.
THERE are rumors of war among the
Indians, We received a letter few
days ago from our feIlow-townsman,
Peter FL. Bean, dated at Sidney, Me-
braska, giving some accounts of the
depredations of the redskins in that
region, where they are raiding upon
the settlers and running off their stock.
The belief is that general Indianwar
is imminent q -
THERE was large audience at the
Congregational Church on Sunday
evening TO hear the lecture of Rev.
Mr.. Cruzall, on ainusements, and those
who attended speak in very high
terms of the effort. His lecture next
Sunday evening viii be TO the young
ladies on the subject of Dress