The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-25

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WHEN rogues fall out, &c.
DON'T try to dodge the assessor.
TEAcnERs examination next Satur
day.
The soda-fountains will soon b,
81. Ling.
} THE public restaurant has new
wooden pump.
The disciples of Isaac Walton ar,
in the scaley business.
NJ. STUART has moved into his new
law shop on Chestnut street.
DoN'T fail to hear the lectures OF
China and the Chinese.
Mrs FANNIE B. WARD is visiting
her parents and friends in Ravenna.
The mosquitoes will soon begin tc
present their bills. Don't fail to settle
them.
BEFORE purchasing a Hamper for
your dirty clothes call and examine
those at the Dollar Store.
In onions there is strength. So
everybody should have q patch of
| onions.
AN exchange says: "Murphy men
are now braced up on sassafras tea.
That's too thin.
ID. E. WELLS has been confined to
his bed for about two weeks by sick
ness.
VIM. WABD has been confined to
his house by severe illness for several
days. He is reported as improving.
w. p. HAzEN has disposed of his
Canada property, and with his family
returned to Marion to reside.
WILL HARMON, of Detroit, former
printer boy of Ravenna, is spending a
short season at his old home.
You will find that the place to buy
your walnut stands is at the Dollar
Store.
FIFTEEN cents is q small price for
admission to q good lecture. Itshould
guarantee full house.
THE people Of Kent are already
making preparations for the proper
observance of Decoration .day.
The peach, apple, pear and cherry
trees are blossOming very full. giving
promise of an abundant fruit crop.
THERE will be daily mail between
this place and Parisville on and after
May Let.
The Ravenna City Band propose to
give Open-air concerts once q week
during the season. Oh, that will be
joyful.
A LARGE stock of Brackets, Wall
pockets and Book.shelves, just receiv-
ed at the Dollar Store. Call and see
them.
The warm, refreshing rains of Mon
day wreaihed the face of dame nature
with bright smiles and beautiful
flowers.
A FULL account of the horrible
tragedy that lately accurred in Troy,
Geauga county, is given.by our Hiram
correspondent in another column.
r. A. GILLETTE filed a voluntary
petition In bankruptcy in the u. S.
Court, at Cleveland, on Monday. Liza
bilities given at $2S,OC0; assets, none.
An effort is beng made to procure
the removal of the Band-stand to the
northern glacisD of Court House
park. 1t is a thing that ought to be
done by all means.
The clouds of dust which awept
through the streets and filled the air
several days during the past week
caused q demand for the street.
sprinkler.
DURING the severe storm which
swept over the townships just north
of us on Friday night last, family
horse belonging to Mr.. o. d. Nichols,
was struck by lightning and killed.
Mr.. LUCAS, the new landlord of the |
Commercial Hotel formerly Portage
House) is making many improvements
in that institution which will materi-
ally add to the comfort and pleasure of
his guests.
The Palmyra Dramatic Club have
been furnishing The people of that
town with some first class amusement |
during the last ten days. They are to
repeat their entertainments next Sat.
nrday and Monday nights.
p. P. DAwLEY, Esq, who has been
confined to his bed for over fiye weeks
Is yet unable to be about, but, we are
pleased to learn that there is a slight
improvement in his condition and |
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The old, well established Clothing
House of Peter FIath, has large and
well selected stock of goods for the |
spriBg and summer trade of 1878. Mr.. /
Flath does his own cutting and as he
has had q long and successful exper.
ience in the business, mis- customers
may rest assured of having their work
done in the best style and TO their en-
tire satisfaction.
CARRIAGES AT AUCTION. de-.
string 10 purchase first class carriages,
bnggies and wagons at their own