The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-03-28

at the Editorial room of the DEMO
CRATIC Press on Friday ecening
March 29tA, for the purpose of nomi.
mating candidates to be supported al
the coming April Election. A gener.
al attendance is requested. -
By order of the Committee.
BRONZE Flower Pots at the DOLLAR
STORE. Something new.
A FEW more remnants of wall paper
at half retail prices, at F. H. STILES.
The hens are getting set-in their
way. Is 1fFFJSE4 =.
The fields and lawns are "wearing
o. the green"
FIX up your front gates, for the boys
are coming.
MUD continues to abound, and the
traveIing'is 'is horrible. ,Tsi
LET every Democrat turn out TO the
polls on Monday next. -
The time for hunting ducks will ex-
pire on the lst of April. -
The growing wheat looks we'll, is
the report from all quarters.
MARCH came in like lamb, but we
are getting the hcr end Of il now.
- frfs thought the late spelfof winter
has been been beneficial in protecting
the fruit.
If you want the finest Lamp in the
city for the money, call at the DOLLAR
STORE.
The next term of the District Court
in this county will be held on the 18th
of April.
A LARGE stock of Vases, Toilet Sets,
Glassware and Smoking Sets at the
DOLLAR STORE.
THE Ravenna Union Schools will
commence their Spring term next
Monday.
MOVING time is near at hand, and
with house cleaning, gardening, ect.,
things will be a little lively.
WM. PRoUDLEY is putting up new
building just south of the Exchange
building on Chestnut street,
p. p. DAwLEY, Esq, has been con-
fined to his house for some time past
with a severe attack of erysipelas.
A FEW more frst-class Watches and
Clocks at cost at the DOLLAR STORE.
Call and see them. -
THE hand shaking will be lively
from now till after the polls close on
Monday night. a
We have seen the big white dollar
and pronounce it q beauty, the opin-
ions of others 10 the contrary notwitE-
<s-
The Telephone concert al the Meth
odist Church on last Saturday evening
was very entertaining aud instruc.
tive entertainment.
AN old man aged 80 years and three
months has been sent to The >Mahon-
ing county Infirmary from Goshen
.seSsss7s -
WE had brief cal! on Monday from
Jay r. Dawley, Esq, of Cleveland,
who has been spending a few days IN
town visiting friends here. iiit
The sugar-makers had another short
run the early part of the week. but
lhe season has been q short and rather
IN Improbable one on the whole.
NOTE PAPER, letter paper, foolscap
md legal cap, also lead pencils. pens,
ink, &C., in large variety, at +. II.
STILES t IA Il
The number of young men. willing
70 engage in the enterprising and lu.
:rative business of holding down dyr-
goods boxes is on the increase.
"FINE weather in March makes foul
weather In April" is an old proverb,
but we hope there will be little mis-
lake in the calculation this year.
LADIES, if you want to see q fine ar.
Iicle OF Dress Silk, cheap, call at Smith
Bros, who have just received num-
ber OF pieces of genuine Guinet that
are beauties.
ON Sunday we were visited by a
second edition of winter, enlarged and
The air was full all day
long of the b-b-blasted snow, and
The earth was robed in its mantle of
white.
A. NJ. DoUTHErT, Esq. has formed
} co.partnership with j. p Fawcett,
Esq., Of Canton for the practice Of law,
md will remove to that city next
week. We. wish our young friend
abundant success personally and
AT q meeting of the creditors of
VIM. L. Poe, petitioner for relief un-
Ter the Bankrupt law. held at Warren,
on Saturday, Geo. F. Robinson, Esq,
was appointed the assignee. /
MRS. MARY H., wife of Samuel d.
Fitch, and daughter of Isaac Phelps,
Esq, died at the residence of her
brother, L. II. Phelps, Esq, ON West /
Main street, on Sunday morning Hast
II Consumption of the lungs and
bowels, after . long and distressing |
llness. aged 80 years.