The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-08
WALL PAPER, Curtains or Curtain
Fixtures cheap, at Carnahans. 5000.

WALL PAPER, Curtains or Curtain
Fixtures cheap, at Carnahans. 5000.
AWNINGS are in full bloom.
BUSINESS might be better.
MAY 3Oth will be Decoration-D Day.
The corn planting days have come.
HAVE you been interviewed by the
assessor.
WuERE to spend the heated term
will soon be the great conundrum
PICTURE Frames and Window Cor
nices made TO order, al +. II. Stiles.
The fruit trees are now in bloom
and give promise of All abundant yielC .
THE Band Boys delighted the crowds
upon the streets again last Saturday
evening.
STAMPED GOLD Wall Paper, at less
than manufacturers prices, at F. III.
Stiles.
NATURE ia beginning TO put on her
gay attire and present an attractive ap-
pearance.
BEFORE purchasing, call and exam
inc the large stock of fine Wall Paper,
at f. III. Stiles. f--s .s
SPRING is very backward, but 1t is
thought it will be ON time for the
gelorious Fourth.
THERE is considerable clearing up,
repainting and repainting going on
about town.
If the weather don't warm up soon
the outlook for the ice dealers isn't
very encouraging.
A LARGE and elegant stock of Par
soils and Sun-shades may be found at
Smith Brothers.
SrAMPED Gold, Satin and fine Wall
Paper . speciality, ct Carnahan's. West
of G. & P. r. r.
The County Commissioners were
in session on Monday, but transacted
no business of general interest.
The Board of Equalization will be
in session at the Auditors Office on
Wednesday, May 2lst. ..-5s-.,
A LARGE assortment of Window
Shades and Fixtures. Shades made 10
order on short notice, at F. II. Stiles.
THERE are signs of improvement in
various parts of town, which gives
some evidence of returning prosperity
The streets have been exceedingly
dry and dusty during most of the past
week causing loud call for the street
sprinkler. s i-.i -'-''l ,.,..,e -..s =,
Smith BRoT4ERs have all tho latest
and desirable styles of Dress Goods,
to which the attention Of purchasers is
requested. ae - =
IT is claimed there were -46 snow
falls during the past winter, and we
came very near having the 47th the
ether day. s.. st- +. ..5,. --..-sl h.
The store, of Thomas Moses, at
Windham, with the postoffice located
therein, was destroyed by FIRE on
Thursday night last. ,..
THE fine black team of r. B. Witter
was sold at auction on Saturday for
1886 to Mr.. Kent, of the firm Of
Wideman, Kent & Co., OF Cleveland.
SIMPLE TRUTH can be told without q
good memory. You will it when
you buy Hardware of Ruggles u
Bald win. No. 3, Etna Block. 2t.
The Court of Common Pleas COM
menced its May Term on Monday.
Judge Taylor presiding. No bust
ness of General interest has yet been
transacted. 4is.1 5.iI,: .,.. - "a.
1.-THE RaveDna wood train was ditch
ed at Alliance Tuesday morning by
the misplacement Of a switch, and five
cars thrown from the track. No one
was seriously injured. ~
OUR amiable Christian neighbor oi
the Portage County Republican has
again burst his Flue aud the air il
retlolent with the odor of sulphurated
hydrogen. A'i,.a = 3. e.=.s'.
NEXT Sunday will complete ayeal
since the ReY. Mr.. Brockway com
menced services in Grace Church and
he will preach: his isenniversary sermon
at that time.
THE Second Adventists have fixed
the l1thofJ July next As'theF qhee sioI
the winding mp of all things hSraSe
low. Be sure and have yonr little bill
with the printer squared up. =
THERE was allarge and appreciativt
audience at the entertainment giver
for the benefit of the Band at the Op
era House on Monday evening. Th'
performance was repeated on Tuesday
evening by special request, to q gqof
I house. -E-f.ils y II -
I ON Thursday last Mr.. H. w. Riddl'
sold to Mr.. Henry Tod, of Youngs
town, his seyen-year old trotter, "Ton
Warwick orIthe sum Of $362 30. H
lis one OF the finest snd most -vaausba
horses on the road.
| PosrMAsrER KRAKE has. our thank
for a copy Of ths United States Officis
Postal Guide for 1879. It:contains