The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-04-11

Wnefe Dy all dealers.
The place to get Fine Stationery
at +. ii. STILES.
EASTER, April 81.
THE roads are improving,
FARMERS are busy just now.
LOOK out for counterfeit coin.
THE ague will soon be about.
DISTRICT Court next Monday.
The trees are beginning TO leave.
THE Assessor will soOn be about in
terviewing the people.
! BRONZE Flower Pots at the DoLLAI
SIokE. Something new.
| For Picture Frames and Cornices
go to F. II. STILES.
A WARM and refreshing rain storm
occurred Tuesday morning. et
THE business houses are now putting
out their awnings.
The peach trees are beginning tc
show their colors.
AT +. II. STILES you will find q
large assortment of Window Shades.
A FEW more first-class Watches and
Clocks at cost at the DoLLAR STORE,
Call and sec them.
Ii you are about to get q carpet
don't purchase till you have seen the
magnificent stock of Smith Bros.
The pocket-book advertised in our
issue of last week has been found and
restored 10 the owner.
We learn from Cleveland papers
that u. n. Sumerville has made an as
signment to A. j. Marvin of that city.
Mes MCGKEw, of Strectsboro, has
purchased of Henry S. Fassett & Co.,
ono of the famous Steck Pianos.
SEVERAL of the favors OF our cor.
respondents came too late last week
to admit of publication.
THERE is to be q new wooden pump
put into the the public well. 1t is
much needed.
SMITH Bros. have q full line Of dress
goods suited to the season, which they
will take great pleasure in exhibiting
10 customers.
ANOTHER Invoice of Wall Paper re.
ceived for the spring trade at F. II.
STILES.
Goss BRos., Of Edinburg, have
just received 100 barrels White Lime
which they will sell at lowest market
price,
THE goth annual meeting of the
Ohio State Teachers Associa ton is to
be held at Put in Bay on the I'd, Sd,
and 4th days Of July next.
DON'T fail to read the advertisement
of the new Boston Clothing Store. A
large and excellent stock OfgoOds may
be seen at this house.
If you want the finest Lamp in the
city for the money, call at the DOLLAR
STORE.
Mrs. RoDENBAUGH, who suffered the
of limb some time since, was
safely removed 10 Ravenna, Monday.
-[Kent Bulletin.
WE are rejoiced to learn that Mr..
Norman Rood, whose misfortune OF
breaking his leg we noticed several
weeks ago. is gradually recovering.
Mr.. s. S. PHELPS, of Nebraska, who
has been spending several weeks
among friends in this region, started
for his far off Western home os Mon
day. fts EfFIs
GEN. w. Fl. GIBSON, lectured be.
fore q rather small audience on "Along
the Lines" on Saturday evening, and
on temperance Sunday evening at the
Opera House, to q much larger crowd.
s. r. Poe, one of our village livery
men, lost one of his best horses by
death on Monday evening, supposed
to be the result Of over-driving.
NEXT Sunday forenoon the pastor
of the Universalist Church will preach
on The victory of Christ, "and in the
evening will give the fourth lecture
On Change after Death
p. p. DAwLEY, Esq, is still confined
to his bed by sicknes, but he seems to
be slowly mending, and his friends
strong hopes of his final
complete recovery.
MR. FLUHARr Is on hand with his
printing Office, and we understand his
new paper is soon to make its ap-
pearance. tits to be q six column quar-
OTTO be entitled the Ravenna Republic
can and its politics what it's name indi-
Gates. Now there will be music in the
air. Let US have peace.
MRs. II. X. BRONSON, has moved in.
to her new quarters in Pitkin's Build.
ing on East Nam street, which she
has fitted up in very neat and con-
venient manner for the accomm0da-
ton of her business. The ladies Will
find q large and complete stock of
fancy goods from which to make their
selections. Give her . call.
TIE friends and neighbors of Mr..
Robert Knapp celebrated the anniver-
sary of fihieth birthday by a surprise
party al his residence on Clinton Ave-
nue, last Monday night. Mr.. Knapp
was the recipient OF numerOus aud
presents, and those who par
,icipated had most pleasant and
profitable time.