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

CEA4JAHX 6AzAS open 1IOm EIGHT A.
till SEVEN P. n. until further notice.
Walls, PerSiin Perfane HACKME
OK, iis rich aud fregrent try it.
Sold by E. p. Brainerd & Son, Ra-
VIENNA, and elsewhere by all dealers.
THESE are moving times.
For Picture Frames and Cornicee,
60 to f. II. STILES.
TAKE your supper Friday Evening at
Philharmonic Hall.
BRoNzE Flower Pots at the DOLLAR
STORE. Something new.
REMEMBER the Social and Dance at
Philharmonic Hall Friday Evening.
A LARGE stock of Vases, Toilet Sets,
Glassware and Smoking Sets at the
DOLLAR STORE,
THE weather for the past week has
been everything by turns, but nothing
long.
IT rained pretty much all day Sun
day, but there wasn't much lion in it.
A FEW moro first-class Watches and
Clocks at cost at tho DOLLAR STORE.
Call and sec them.
If you want the finest Lamp in the
city for the money, call at the DOLLAR
STORE. - 4 r,-i 81 e7s -
THERE were forty-two applicants for
certificates at the meeting Of the Ex-
aminers last Saturday.
Goss BRos., of Edinbarg, have
just received 100 barrels White Lime
which they will sell at lowest market
price.
Buy your wife . supply Of aprons at
the Philharmonic Bazaar Friday Even
ing. 1t will save her dress and make
her happy: 81 ElA1Ei
MRS. A. Fl. PARSONS is receiving her
spring goods to which she invites the
attention of the ladies OF Ravenna and
vicinity.
WIN. B. RUeGLfs, former citizen of
Rayenna, died at his residence in
Bellevue, Eaton County, Michigan, on
the 18th of March last, aged 81 years.
II you are about TO get carpet,
don't purchase till you have seen the
magnificent stock of Smith Bros.
THERE Is little or no improvement
in the roads. They are perfectly or
rible.
The advertisement of the new firm
of Converse & Snyder will appear
next week.
Now THAT the vernal equinox is
passed it is hoped we will soon be rid
of the internal storms and the mud
caused by the same.
THOSE who send Us articles without
trusting rs with their names may live
in hopes of seeing them published, but
they will most surely be disappointed.
SMITH Bros. have a full line of dress
goods suited to the season, which they
will take great pleasure in exhibiting
to customers.
GRACE Church Aid Society will
meet at DR.. Leonardo for work on
Friday of this week from 2 to 6 p. m.
ALI interested are invited.
The attention Of our farmer friends
is called to the advertisement of the
Gale Chilled Plow, in another column
It is pronounced a'good thing.
The Assignee of L. w. Hall & Son
adyertise the stocks of merchandise o
the Ravsnna Book Store, and the
Republican-Democrat printing Office
for sale at public auction on Thursday
the Goth day of May,
C. A. PIrKINs has made q very cred
liable improvement In the east part o
his building by putting in new from
and making other important repairs
fitting it up as neat little store room
It is occupied by Mrs. H. X. Bronson
dealer in fancy goods.
A YOUNG man from this city, Will,
on the principal street of Toledo, hat
to stop-for An object to cross the side
walk, which he took for . rat. It turn
ed out to be bull.frog come out of tn
swamp under the walk. Had 'en
pretty bad for "Murphy man."
AT F. H. SrILE's you will find
large assortment of Window Shades.
Bunk C. TAYLOR is going to presen
his society and sensational drama, en-
titled Fritz and the Little Waif, .
Scenes from the Ocean of Life, a
Concert Hall, Garrettsville, tonight
assisted by number Of ladies ant
gentlemen Of that town. Burk /
making quite success with his littl
drama, which is received very favora
bly, wherever performed.
ARE You looking for sign7 Don
fail TO notice that neat new one j
front of F. II. Stiles Wall Paper an
Crockery Store in Mechanics' Blocl
1t is the work of our tasty city artist
Wright s. Russell, who can't be beate
, in that line of work.
WE learn that our former town
men, Chas. F. Collins has purchase
the property opposite the depot
Kent and has fitted 1t up for hote
which is 10 be opened for the accon
:. modation of guest on Monday und'
the name of the Collins House. Cha