The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-05-23

sHACKMETACK' . popular ar.
fragrant perfume. Sold by E. p
Brainerd s. Son, Ravcnna, and else
where by all dealers.
NEW BOOKS! NEW ROCKS!
just received at +. Fl. STILES.
The Board of Equalization is in ses
sion.
DECoRATIoN-DAYa approaches, but M
preparation here yet.
The late works Of popular authors
at F. Fl. STILES.
The weather has again assumed s
| summer like appearance.
IT is expected Court will close itG
session ON Saturday.
Excursions and picnics are now in
order
We have not yet been furnished the
new schedule for the A. & &. w. r. T.
We don't live where we used 10 did
We've moved out of Garfield's Dis.
trict. y
GEORGE ROBINSON. Esq, is still con.
fined TO his house ON account of his
recent attack of paralysis.
Rev. A. j. BRoCKwAY commenced
his labors a. Rector of Grace Church,
Ravenna on Sunday last.
THE cantata of Ruth is soon to be
put upon the boards by the Ravenna
Philharmonic Society.
THE authorities of Kent have pur.
chased an elegant new $1,000 Hearse
at the works of Merits s. Riddle.
PEARS the Republicans don't like
the re-districting act of the Legisla-
ture. "Tfs sad, indeed.
SMITH BRoTHERs have just opened
an immense stock of Ladies' Linen
Suits, of the latest styles, cheaper than
ever before.
The Hiram College B. p. Club play.
ed the Iyanhoes, of Bedford, at Hiram
Monday May 20. Score 25 to Ain fa-
vor Of Hiram College.
Our former fellow citizen, DIR. d. r.
JenDigns, spent few days during the
pact week visiting the home and
friends of his youth.
A. NJ. D0UTHIrf ESQ, and wife. OF
made our town short visit
on Monday. They we're guests of
Rev. Andrew WilIson.
SCRIBNEE's MONTHLY for June nay
be obtained at this Ravenna Book
Store. 1t is an interesting and valua-
BILE number.
THE Changers will meet at the resi-
lence of Albert Babcock, ,on Saturday,
ior the purpose of dis cussing butter
THE Akron Beacon Of the 10th inst,
the marriage of Mr.. W. M.
Day, associate editor of that paper,
md Miss Matte A. Tibbals, of Akro n,
IN the 18th inst.
The condition of Mr.. II. i. Witter,
Who has been confined 10 his room at
he Commercial Hotel by severe ILL
less, is gradually improving.
QUITE number of Ravennians Wis.
ted Cleveland on Tuesday to attend
he concert Of Theodore Thomas. Or.
hestra.
NEXT Sunday evening, by request
he pastor Of the Universalist Church |
will preach on the "Sin against the |
Holy Ghost that hath meyer forgiv-
less."
We had very pleasant call on Mon
lay last from Hon. E. p. Eshelman, of
hat sterling Democratic paper, the
Wayne County Democrat.
The work done by Street Commis-
ioMer Braden on South Prospect
treet is quite an improvement to that
hOroughfare. = :.
The Republicans Of this county are
o hold their Convention on the 25th |
nst., to choose delegates to their State
On Saturday last j. G. Walter, alias
Walter Smith, OF Warrensville, Ohio,
vas arrested at Cleveland, for horse-
he having tried to dispose of
span Of fine horses for the small sum
# thirty five dollars. The team was
me he had hired at L. johnson liv-
ry stable, in Kent.
ONE of the severest wind storms for
ears visited this section between four
nd five O'Clock Monday afternoon.
'hick, binding clouds of dust filled
he air, and the trees bowed before the
torn but we hear of no great dam
ge being done.
SOME miscreants have recently been |
nga9ed in visiting the premises of
itizens and destroying choice and
ost;y plants and flowers. Mrs. j. S.
Brigham, on Spruce street, and Mrs.
J. L. Jennings, on Meridian, have
een the sufferers by these depreda-
ions. II is hoped the villains may be
and properly punished
or their contemplate rascalities.
The open air concert of the City
sand last Saturday night called many
# our country friends into town, who
great delight at the charm
ng music. They will doubtless come