The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-07

the price OF STRAWBERRIES last week.
THE school children are longing for
their summer vacation TO begin.
TIE County Commissioners were in
session the early part of the week.
SENATOR KENT was in town OH
Monday, looking hale and hearty.
WE were favored with more refresh
freshing rain storms on Tuesday.
GROCERY stores are still increasing
i'm numbers in RaveI n I. The business
must be good.
New Dress Goods ut j, S. SMITHS
this week. No wonder jObbcrs arc
sick.
TIE continued dry weather has
pretty finished the bu.int SIS for the oat
and hay crops.
A FINE shower on Sunday, impart-
ed a remarkable freshnessto to the grow
ing crops.
The Salem Republican has donned
an entire new dress and presents a
very handsome appearance.
THE 17Ist Regiment Ohio National
Guards are 10 hold re- union al War
rem Oh Monday next.
SERVICES will be held at the Uniyer.
salisi Church next Sunday, Rev. An
drew Wilson officiating.
DECoHATIoN-DAY passed OF very
quietly in our town. There was no
public demonstration OH the occasion.
New peas, beans and other garden
truck are beginning to make their APP
pearance in our market.
TIE Temperance League are fitting
up rooms in u very elegant manner in
'he Frazer building on West Main St.
GEO. i. ROBINSON, Esq. has remOv-
ed his law Office to the rooms recently
occupied by DIR. f. G. Swain, over the
Second National Bank.
SOMETHING entirely new and very
stylish in Dress Goods: Mate,asse
Linens; Mateiasse Lace Stripes. Call
and see them. WEBER & SMITH.
JACOB SToLTz has been released from
his confinement in the Jail, he having
entered into bonds in the sum of $500
to keep the peace.
J. S. SMITHS New York buyer, hav.
ing an eye TO business is sending him
goods almost daily, at prices, that will
make it lively for his competitors.
THE walls of the new brick dwelling
house of c. A. Reed, Esq. corner of
Oak and Meridian Streets, are rapidly
going up. When completed, it will
be one of the finest buildings in town.
THE new election law will be found
in another part of this paper. Every
citizen should read it carefully, and
learn what are his legal rights and OBJ
legations as voter.
Picnic parties will soon be the rage,
and there will be large accessions 10
the Sunday Schools in anticipation of
the joyous times afforded by these
gatherings.
Now is a good time 10 buy Cloths
and Cassimeres cheap, they are offer
ed at very low prices by j. S. Smith.
LADIES, Misses and Children's Shoes
in good assortment at j. s. Smiths.
Cur it close, cut with care, and then
polish with sand-papair, is the direc-
tion now TO the barbair, when he puts
his shears to the young mems hair.
Monday morning, to attend the session
of the American National Medical
Convention at Chicago, and will be
absent till Saturday.
BY request, Rev. J. M. Van Horn,
of the Disciple Church, will preach Oh
the parable of the Prodigai Son at
1O:30 A. NJ, and on the Sacrifice of
Christ, at 7:30 L. NJ. Doors open to
all. Seats free.
FoR the week ending June Isl, there
was shipped from Ravenna Station Of
the e. s. p. Railroad 90 773 pounds of
butter, which, at 1G cents per pound,
the market price during the week,
to S4.I72-
SHEEP shearing is now in order and
the white fleeces are beginning to make
their appearance in the market. AT
present the prices are somewhat un-
settled ranging from 80 TO 30 cents per
pound.
Unions Devilshoof" ought to be
immense. Besides going through "
several pockets, and "doing his toilet"
after the most approved style, he helps
everybody 10 he happy i'll their own
way. Goto the Opera and have a good
laugh, next Week.
THE annual meeting of the Ohio
Medical Association will commence its
session at Put-in-Bay on Tuesday next
The Portage County Medical Associa-
tiOn meets to-day at the Office of DR.
Alcorn, and will choose delegates tC
the meeting of the State Association
MEssRs w. +. BRADLEY and Ed
ward Nj. Davis left on Monday morn
ing for Benton HarbOr, Mich, where
they intend TO go into the milling
business.