The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-06

MRS. R. TfRRELL,
Ravenna, May "a. 1875
NEW BOOKSi NEW ROOKS!!
just received at f. ii. STILES.
The weather is getting hot.
THE Band concerts are increasing in
popularity.
FARMERS are complaining some of
damages by the Hessian fly.
The Ravenna Union Schools will
close their present term next week
Friday.
THE Treasurer is again collecting
taxes, though there is no rush at his
Office.
GEORGE ROBINSON, ESQ is gradually y
recovering from his recent attack of
paralysis.
The health of Mr.. X. Il. Witter is
much improved but he Is unable to be
out yet.
FARMERs are beginning to sing
'''Tis wheat to be remembered"
L. w. HALL, late senior editor Of
the Republican Democrat, with his
family, has gone to st. Paul, MINI.
STAMPING done from new and ele-
CANT designs; also, Plating in all
styles, at +. II. STILES.
THE Atwater Stoneware Company
has made an assignment for the bene-
fit of creditors. We have not learned
the amount of its liabilities or assets.
The Warren rOlliug mill was de-
stroyed by fire on Sunday last, sup.
posed to be the work Of tramps. II
had been lying idle tor a long time.
The A. s. G. w. r. II. is selling
round trip tickets from Rayenna to
Fair View, on Lake Chautauqua, for
S5.25.
NJ. A. WATERMAN has just cOmplet.
ed an elegant full sized crayon like
ness of Miss Effie Ellsler, CIeveland's
favorite actress.
LIGHT. colored Cassimeres, Linen
Pants, Coats aud Vests, and all kinds
Of Clothing ut less than cost. at j. Z.
PRENTIss', No. Etna Block.
EVEN the heavy hand of our Rep
was insufficient to tip the
scales in favor of the Radical candi-
late for Guard in the Pcnitentiary.
On Friday morning Mr.. Hanford,
foreman Of the new Palmyra Coal
Bank was severely injured by the roof
;aviDg in upon him.
j. G. PnINTIss is sell Clothing at No.
Eina Block, at prices ,cay do'cn, clos
ng out the stock for much less than
cost.
THE price of wool promises to rule
o " this season. None has yet come
nto the market that We hear Of We
leaI % and 80 cents talked OF as the
probable starting price.
The ladies of Grace Church will
Ierve ice cream and cake at the Tenn
,erance League. Reading Rooms, Sat-
,rday evening, June 8, 1873
Mrs. II. r. w. HALL, Sec'y.
JUDGE CONANT returned home from
Canton Saturday evening, and held
,rief session of Court to finish up the
business left over from the late term.
he returned 10 Canton on Monday
morning to continue his labors there.
Ex-LIEuTENANT Governor Hart and
Mrs. Anna +. Evans, of HillsbOrO'
we're married at that place ON the 29th
,lt., and. are off for Europe for their
trip.
B. G. TAYLOR, assisted by the Twins
,urgh Dramatic Club, expects to pro-
luce his popular drama, "Fritz and
he Little Waif, at Hudson next week.
Orchestra will furnish
he music.
The "ring" smashers may have
achieved a great victory in the choice
IF Delegates on Saturday, but judging
rom the character of the representa-
ives chosen, it is Hall. e samee.
THE County Commissioners COM
nenced their regular session on Mon
lay. In addition to their other busi-
ness they will attend to equalizing the
of the personal property re-
turned by the Assessors.
UNDER the State law constables are
and required to kill all dogs
that are not listed on the Assessors
and for such service are al
lowed twenty-five cents per dog. Let
The offic faithfully discharge their
duty.
The great conundrum which bOthers
he brains of the truly loyal just now
s whether in their coming State Con-
vention they should endorse the adj
Of Hayes, or, like their
brethren OF Pennsylvania, pass the
subject by in utter silence.
"A REFEsHING rain storm visited this
locality on Monday afternoon. We
earn that few miles north of us the !
rain was accompanied by fierce winds
which did much damage in levelling
fences, uprOoting trees and ipiuring
crops. AS to the extent of the storm
md the amount of damage VIC are not
advised.
The fine new dray horse Of ID. w.
Day took it up and played it alone
with dray attachment, making most
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