The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-04-03

New stvles OF Wall Paper ror sprit'g
trade, at r. ii. Stiles. 55O-,f. z
MUCH mud.
ELECTION next Monday.
DID you get foolished.
YousesrowN has eighty-six hw-
yers.
The sugar-making season is draw
ing to a close.
ELECTION next Monday. Don't you
forget it. - -
CAST aside your ulsters and prepare
for the active work of Spring.
THESE are stirring times, and lots of
people are on the move.
The Summit County Infirmary ts
superintended byssa woman. e...-
THERE is beginning to be a revival
of business in the line OF garden seeds
OLD PkoBs. is beginning to get down
to business, and Spring is at our very
doors.
THERE were q few slight .furrles of
snow on Tuesday to start the month
with, but they were Of short dura ton.
The Swedish Lady Vocal Quartet at
the Opera House Saturday night. Go
and hear them.
THERE were 43 applicants, mostly
ladies, before the Board Of Teachers
Examiners on Saturday.
The largest and finest stock of Wall
Paper in Portage county, at F. II.
Stiles. Call and examine. 55O-tf.
The circus season is near at hand.
Sells Brothers great show, led by
Louie Heck's band, will start out upon
the road from Columbus on the 18th |
inst.
Don't fail to call at +. II. Stiles, be- |
fore purchasing Wall Paper or Win
dow Shades. 55O-tf
Mr.. SAMUEL E: OL1N and family left |
their old home in Streetsboro' on
last to take up their resi-
dence in Galesburgh, Kalamazoo |
county, Michigan.
The party at the Opera House on
Friday night for the benefit of the |
City Band was well attended and was
one OF the pleasantest of the season.
About eighty tickets were sold.
IT. L: PARSONS, No. 4, Phenix Block
Ravenna is sole agent for the sale of
" Charter Oak" brand Of hams, the |
best ever sold in this market. Try
them and you will buy no other.
TAE large and elegant craven sketch
Of kemble as Rolia IN the play of Piz
faro, BY Waterman. was draw Eat o.
Monday nignt Nj. Char'e j B
ham held the lucky number AID 10 n
The prize.
THE Philharmonic Society have de-
:ided upon Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings, April l6. IL, aud Is
ls the dates when they will present to
he public the comic opera of .. HI. M.
). Pinafore."
NEXT Sunday forenoon the Pastor
Of the Universalist Church will presch
> Palm Sunday sermon, aud in the
evening the text will be the words of
Christ to the thief on the Cross To-
lay shalt thou be with me in Paradise
EVERY Potato grower should 60 to
Bonstedt s. Kreuders's, Akron, O., and
BUY the Burbank Seeding and Ohio
Early for seed, rs they can be bought
If them at only q trifle higher price
han other and inferior varieties.
On Faiday last the Wellington Mu.
ual Relief Association paid over to
he widow of the late Zenas x. Smith,
deceased, fhe sum of $l7O2, being two
dollars upon each membership in the
class to which the deceased belonged
It the time of his death.
The Democratic caucus on Saturday
last did good work, and put
in nomination tickets composed of
gentlemen fully qualified for the posi-
lions for which they are selected, men
who will, if elected, honestly and faith.
fully discharge the duties of their sew
sral offices. We commend them to the |
cordial support of all of our citizens.
The Swedish Lady Vocal Quartet
rive a Concert at the Opera House, on
evening. They are univer-
sally highly spoken of wherever they |
aave performed. A plumber of our
citizens of cultivated musical tastes
nave had the pleasure of hearing them
lnd pronounce their singing first
They should be greeted with o. full
house.
The Maple sweetness business has
been very lively for several days past.
On Saturday last about one thousand
gallons of Maple syrup were marketed
N town, of which quantity Aessrs.
Freeman & Horr purchased eight hun
lred gallons besides from 1000 to
300 pounds of elegant cake sugar, as