The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-03-06

papers.
The removal of the old awning al
the Swift building is a decided i'm.
provement.
AFTER the first of April next o. "
Scarf may be found at No. Phenix
Block.
JACOB HARTLERoDE has SO far re.
covered from his late illness as to be
able to be about again.
Mr.. w. S. ELsoN and family left on
Saturday last for New York 10 make
that city their residence.
SOME of our merchants are predict.
ing lively spring trrde. Hope their
predictions may be realized.
THERE was quite fall of snow on
Sunday night, but it was of short dur
alton.
The increase in the marrying bust.
ness is regarded as an evidence that
times are improving.
THE obituary poetry on the death of
Ida May Wright, is unavoidably de-
ferred till next week.
Col. o. e. ScovILLE, of Cleveland,
spent Sunday in town visiting his SON.
in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Corning.
O. V. SEARL will move the first of
April to the store room in Phenix
Block lately occupied by J. S. Smith.
THE manufacturing establishments
of Rayenna are generally running on
full time and doing prosperous bust,
mess
SMITH BROTHERS have an immense
stock Of Carpets. The styles are pref
tier and the prices lower than ever be-
fore known.
The fellows who have been victim
lied by the patent right men are not
looking for a "sign" as much as they
were. They now say "sign nothing
If you are looking for carpets, don't
fail to examine the splendid new stock
at Smith Brothers. The styles are
elegant and the prices way down.
JOHN LEE has opened q shop in the
building formerly occupied by E. A.
Stein, corner of Main and Prospect
streets for carrying on the carriage
painting business.
On Tuesday morning last the cap of
the furnace al the Enterprise Glass
Works gave way aud fell damaging
the works to the amount of about 5000
besides rendering it necessary to shnt
down for two or three weeks for the
purpose of making repairs.
ATTENTION is called to the adver-
tisement of j. H. Nichols, Admins
traitor of H. L. Day, deceased, offering
q number of village lots for sale at
auction on the 5th of April next. The
lots are well located, desirable and
valuable.
Mr.. MOSES SAPP and his sister, Mrs.
Henry Whitlock, left ON Tuesday eye
ming for Lowell, Mich, having re-
ceived q dispatch announcing the
dangerous illness of their brother,
Daniel +. Sapp, at that place.
ON Sunday night a fire occurred in
the store of Mr.. E. E. Coe. at Newton
Falls. We did not learn the extent of
the damage to building or goods,
though we are informed that they
were not entirely consumed. The fire is
thought to be the work Of incendiaries
as when discovered the building was
ablaze in three different places.
THEODORE CLARK, ESQ.,, opened his
sugar camp on Tuesday and expects to
do an extensive business i'm the line of
making Maple Honey. His camp is
one OF the best rugged on the Reserve,
being provided with tin and galyeniz-
ed iron vessels throughout, not a
drop of the maple juice touching wood
from the time it leaves the tree till it
is put up ready for the market.
WE learn that Mr.. Lucius Catlin, an
old and respected resident of Charles
town, aged IS years was fouml dead
in his bed on Monday morning, sup
posed to have died of heart disease.
He was in his usual state of health
when he retired on Sunday evening,
but not getting up for breakfast, it was
suspected all was not right with him,
and upon going TO his room it was
found that life was extinct. His fu-
neral took place at his residence on
Tuesday.