The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-02-14
TINS is Saint Valentines day.

One week from tomorrow will he
the anniversary OF Was.Iington's birth
day.
/ The sugar making season is near at
hand.
| COUNTERFEIT Mexican dollars are
said to be in circulation.
The Ravcnna hunters captured an
other fox Oh Saturday.
THE ice dealers are busy harvesting
their summer, supply of fair article
from six to eight inches thick.
The south wind and the rain came
the latier part OF last week and made
sad havoc with the splendid sleighing
which the people were enjoying so
much.
On Saturday evening last Court ad
journed over till three O'clock next
Saturday afternoon to finish up the
business of the term.
| THERE was another slight fall OF
snow on Sunday and again on Tues
day. and now The slejghiug is quite
passable.
THE boavdess at the hotel &c Keller
are having very comfortable time.
The visitors to their quarters are quite
numerous.
THERE was large attendance and a
very pleasant time at the Universalist
| Sociable at the residence of Moses
Parsons last Friday.
/ On next Sunday evening aud one
week from that time, the pastor of the
Universalist Church will lecture on
What Constitutes Good Name, and
the Value of Such y Name"
THERE were 50 applicants for ccrtif-
icates to teach before the Board of
Examiners at their meeting on Satur-
day.
The Trumbnll county Court of
Common Pleas commenced it's session
on Monday, Judge Conant on the
bench.
THERE was but a small attendance
at the entertainment given by the
Philharmonics at the Opera House on
Friday evening last. The very stormy
and disagrceable weather was doubt
less the cause.
The Youngstown Vindicator says
The indicators lady correspondent
at Washington, Mrs. Fannie B. Ward,
formerly OF 1;avenna, it is rumored is
to be married soon, to Mr.. Charles
flanagan, of Philadelphia
The Court appointed Messrs. E. p.
Hatfield and ID. Il. lawrence to act in
connection with Prosecuting Attor-
ney Ferris as Committee 10 examine
the Annual Report of the Commis.
sioners. There are many people anx-
iously waiting for detdiled statement
of our county financies.
If you should receive a autographed
circular form New York or some 9th
er city informing you that you have
drawn q valuable prize-a watch or
other article-which you can obtain
by foi wardlng certain amount of
money, don't send 1t or you will find
that you have been yictimised. Such
concerna are bogus, swindling affairs.
The stock of Cloths, Clothing, Hats,
Caps and furnishing goods of Musser
e Parker was on sale at auction last
week at their store-room. This week
a part Of their stock is being auction
ed at Randolph, but they hav G
stacks of choice goods left at their
E.na Block store which can be secur-
ed at very low prices.
FROM numerous exchanges we hear
that fifty families have been added to
the population OF Ravenna from Pitts
burgh by the Enterprise Glass Works.
| We don't know how that is; but W e
will say that if those who come among
Us from the Smoky City are Of the
same intelligent, industrious and gen.
tlemaniy character and bearing as
those we have met belonging TO tha;
establishment, they will be most
heartily welcomed by our people.
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