The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-05-18


the same by applying, by letter or
otherwise, to this office.
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DoNT fail to try that Baker Davis
brand of flour at Geo. o. Mason's.
THE Assessors of personal property
have finished their labors,
l. New goods are arriving at the store
of Smith Brothers. a.
THOSE new silver pieces, three to a
4 dollarEare in great demand. n =
THAT Baker Davis brand of flour at
Geo. o. Mason 8 is pronounced superb.
WM. GIBBONS has been appointed
Chief of Police for the ensuing year.
- TIE Court of Common Pleas is still
i'm session, but business is not being
rnshed very rapidly. ,..,.e.- 2, ,rs5 y.
t., THE Board of Equalization is in ses-
4 sion.at the Auditors Office as we go TO
press. % A.!Es }
THE Board of Examiners will be, in
session at the Union School building
in this village on Saturday next.
I.s :. 81 ! EAs 4
i7i The weather has not been SO warm
of late as to render it necessary to
caution people not to get in sweat.
LOOK through our advertising col-
amns to learn, W here TO purchase your
supplies. s5sa3 srs,s.i- =
WE were visited by very heavy
| rain storm in this locality on Monday
| afternoon. ~ IL e-
O. V. SEAL has put gas into his store
room, which much improves the ap-
pearance Of that establishment when
lighted in the evening.
THERE was pretty heavy frost in
this vicinity Sunday morning, but it
is thought the wheat crop is yet unii-
jurcd.
WE are so much in need of money
that wo will not refuse greenbacks,
National Bank notes or even the "hon-
est money" that iingles. T1rrs7 vs >
THE Republican-D Democrat made its
appearance last week as an eight page
paper considerably enlarged and inn
proved.
No Brass Bands need. eppIy.-Rep!
Dem. .r,,
Yum yum. Fall stock of brass al
ways OH hand. All jobs in brass
promptly and neatly executed.
THE "boys" think, judging from our
account of JuleRich.'s s fortunate draw,
that we can't have been an attentive
student of Bob Schenck's work Oh the
noble game Of poker rTA5 ea|
WE understand that Committee or
the Temperance League visited the
jail on Friday evening to get the pris-
oners bound for the penilentiary to
sign the pledge.
PRoF. RoosE, teacher of Penman-
ship, made us brief call on Monday
morning. He is now teaching in
Ashland, but expects to return to
Ravenna about the middle OF June.
MEssRs ID. G. Goodman, Z. p. Hat
field, and 5. ID. Harris left ON Monday
evening TO attend the Democratic
State Convention which meets there
to-day, wednesday,
A FEW days ago while Mr.. Asher
Fnrrow, living in the southwest part
of Burton township, was engaged in
removing some straw on a NOW in his
barn he slipped and fell, fracturing his
fright arm. .-9-..-.-. ...... 8. '..
MIcHAgl. BURNS, native of ireland,
died at the residence of John Mai
thews, on Bowery street, on Sunday
morning, May lib, after q lingering
illness ofConsnmption, aged about %
years. A5AftSfs
MANY towns throughout the coun-
try celebrated the Centennial opening
on the 10th by the display Of flags, the
ringing of bells, etc. There was no
observance of the day by our citizens.
THE young man who kicks at and
misses football three times in Sue
cession should "give it up So" and
conclude that as kickest he is not
Success
On Sunday morning last the roof
of the kitchen of the Jail took fire
from sparks from the chimney. 1t
was so speedily extinguished that no
alarm was given.