The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08
Atlantic s. CT. w. Ry.

FRESH arrivals at NJ. SIS, weekly.
$ THIS weather makes milliners bill
grow.
: FISH diet for Sunday is said to be
Smithsonian idea.
,JABoUT these days mosquitoes pre-
sent their bills.
THE town-pump is becoming plac,
of general resort.
No circuses vet. What will the boy
do for amusements.
THESE dull times develop ones latent
power for hunting and fishing. "a
THAT Baker Davis Flour at Gee. O.
Mason's is pronounced up-top.
THE "Great Unknown" The bust.
ness man who doesn't advertise.
We haye been favored with abund-
ance of rain for the past few days.
MONDAY was so cold as to render
overcOats luxury. ,n
Try "My Own Brand" chewing to-
bacco, at Mason's.
THE grass crop bids fair to be the
best for years.
THE street sprinkler was brought
into action Oh Wednesday morning.
PHENIx No. l, was out Tuesday
evening looking for Temperance
League.
The girls all chew gum. The why
is to manufacture a lubricator for
squeaking gate hinges.
THE latest conundrum: Will our
Brass Band "develop cohesiveness ?"
You bet. "a fifi
FINE CRoQUET SETS, Balls, NAL
lets, and complete for 99c at the 80
CENT STORE.
If you want an excellent brand of
Flour, try the Baker Davis, 10 be had
at Geo. 0. Mason's.
EX-SENATOR L. G. Jones, Of Warren,
was in town on Friday last, attending
to professional business.
WE are pleased to, learn that Mr..
Harlow S. johnson has SO far recover
ed as to be able TO be about again.
THE Baker Davis Flour has no su-
perior. To be had at Geo. o. Mason's
Grocery store.
CLOCKS, Jewelry, Chains. Sc, at
cost for the next 60 days, at PARsoN's,
the Jeweler, opposite Reeds Block.
THE County Commissioners were in
session Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesday. ,,,
IT is rather tedious aud tasteless to
have straw wberries in the market, but
the price beyond the reach of ones |
pile.
WE frequently hear it remarked that |
"money is close" 1t may be true, but
we can'tsee it. ''sS y. '.''
"MY Own Brand" chewing tobacco,
at 60 cents per pound, at Geo. o.
Mason's. Try it.
THE next meeting of the Board of
School Examiners will be held on
June 9th
JUSTICE JENNINGS, Of Freedom, was
in town on Monday. He assures us
hat he is utterly and totally opposed
o the repeal ofthe Resumption Act
Our streets begin to present pleas
inter appearance since the StreetCom-
missioner has been about with his
'cythe.
The finest stock of Spectacles and
Eyeglasses in the market, for sale by
1AP. Parsons, the Jeweler, opposite
Opera Block.
WE regret 10 learn that Hon. l.. S.
Brown is Lying dangerously i'll. of
leart disease, at his residence in
THERE is to be a Centennial Plat
orm Dance at Stevens Grove, Palmy-
q, on the Fourth of July, for which
jhaffee's Band will furnish the music
THERE is getting to be much COM
'laint of a scarcity of fractional cur
ency. The silver resumption don't
eem to be of any practical advantage.
REPAIRING neatly and promptly
lone at II. p. Parsons Jewelry Store,
opposite Reeds, Block.
GEO. o. MASON sells the best chew
ng tobacco, for the money, in town.
The politicians will soon be swing 6
ng around the circle, shaking hands i
With the people and manifesting /
'ery lively Interest in their prosperi- ,
y. !
The several committees appointed
o make arrangements for the Cen
ennial Fourth of July Celebration ,
will meet at the Engine House this
Thursday evening.
DIR. JOHN A. MACDONALD, has va I
ated his Office Oh Chestnut street and l
nay hereafter be found at his resi- {
ence on North Prospect street oppo-
ite the residence of Judge Conant.
ntil suitable office can be obtained.
THERE'S music in the air. You'd
hink SO if you were to spend an eve
ing in our sanctum and listen to
hose youngsters practicing on the =,
ear piercing fife and spirit-stirring !.
rum" for the gelorious Fourth. i.