The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-01

All members are requested TO he in attend
anee, a business Of importance viii be present
SPLENDID weather.
THE Brass Band is i'm demand.
OLD Tenpus .fugiL is around again.
= How fashion makes the ladies hump.
THE soda fountains are in operation
IT'S scaly business fishing on Sun
days.
THERE is great demand for the
street-sprinkler.
You can buy first class carriages at
Furry & Sons cheap.
Il. P. SEYMoUn n Co.have their soda
fountain in full blast.
THE new Brass Band play ed admira-
bly, Oh Decoration-day.
B. G. TAYLOR left last evening for
the Hot Springs, Arkansas.
= Our advertisers. are deserving of
your patronage.
THE prospects of the grass crop are
better than for years past.
q TIE farmers have mostly finished
their corn planting.
THERE is no rush at the Treasurer's
office these days.
THE services of the street sprinkler
are much needed.
JUDGE. CoNANr is holding court in
Mahoning COUNTY. III ~
Now that Court has adjourned, "1et
us have peace"
THAT Baker Davis Flour at Geo. o.
Mason's is pronounced tip-top.
NUMEROUS squirrels got punched in
the eye last week. tsf
From The "Atlantic" to the specific
from the front seats TO the bar.
THERE is one place OF pure amuse-
ment in town. These are "bottom
facts.'
THE scholars of Mrs. s.Darsie'sSunday
school class, enjoyed very pleasant
picnic at Twin Lakes on Saturday
last.
THERE were quite,a large number of
people in town on Saturday last, and
trade was very lively.
If you want ah excellent brand Of
Flour, try the Baker Davis. TO be had
at Geo. o. Mason's. A.--' -
HAVE you tried that delicious soda
at Belding u Armstrong; !? IL moi, why
not?
ii. c. RANNEY, Esq, made short
visit to his old friends in Ravenna on
Tuesday.
w. S. ELsoN is at home and will
spend couple of months here and in
this region.
HENRY S. EIsoN, and wife are visit
ing friends here and hereabOuts. He
is the same old "Gyke" as i'll former
times.
AREN'T there good deal of y-awn-
ing in our village for the little trade
there is these days2 ~
The Baker Davis Flour has no SUI
perior. To be had at Geo. o. Mason's
Grocery store.
Ours isn't much of an agricultural
paper, but we by no means discourage
the raising of corn, rye, hops, barley
and sich. '
THE Continental vocalists give an
entertainment this "wednesday eve-
ming at the Opera House. 1t is said
to be the finest quartette now travel.
ing.
THE potato-bugs have made their
appearance in force, and are preparing
to make sad havoc with the tender
vines as soon as they appear above the
surface.
THERE was large attendance at the
exhibition given by the High School
Monday evening for the purpose of
obtaining funds with which to pur-
chase piano for the benefit of the
schools.
FARMERS will have an opportunity,
on Saturday, June 10th, to purchase
first class Cultivators at their own
price, as will be seen by advertise
ment in another column.
!. NEARLY every one we meet asks us
if Ravenna is to have celebration on
the coming Fourth. There appers to
be considerable patriotism but is not
very well organized. If there is TO
be anything done in the matter il is
high time that some one should set
the ball in motion. tral
VANDALIsM.-On Monday night
some contemplate villain applied his
knife to a couple of young maple
trees in front of Furry &Son's carriage
works, stripping the bark from them,
he then used his cutlery upon the
leather top ofa carriage in front of the
works, cutting several long slits and