The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-03-13

MUD in abundance.
FREQUENT warm spring showers.
GET your croquet sets and grounds
in order.
NOT trace Of that elegant sleighing
remains.
NEXT Monday will be st. Patrick g
Day.
The lion end of March is yet to
come.
LOCAL politicions are beginning to
smile and shake hands.
NEW styles of Wall Paper ror spring
trade, at f. Ii. Stiles. 55O-tf.
MApLE SUGAR festivals are now all
the 60.
SPRING elections three weeks from
next Monday.
ONE-ARAED Jimmy's saloon is again
open for business.
The robins and blue birds now make
the morning air vocal with their songs.
THE Mayors Proclamation for the
coming corporation election will be
found in another column.
H. L. OsBURN is about to move his
Marble Works to the stand formerly
occupied by the late T. M. Jones.
If the warm weather of the past
few days continues it will call out the
linen busters and chip hats soon.
THE Salem milk men have reduced
the price of the tactical fluid to three
cents q quart.
Our genial Democatic friend, r. II.
Knight, of tho Akron Times made us
q brief call on Friday last.
A FEW days more of the warm
weather we have been getting will
play out the sugar-making.
A GENTLE smile now suffuses the
countenance efsAlbert Herman. It's
nice enine-and-a-halfp pound girl.
The crowd in attendance at the as
signee's sale Of the Hough property lin
Rootstown, on Wednesday of last
week was immense.
THOSE in want of Window Shades
or Cornices will do well to call at F.
HI. Stiles before making their pur-
chase. 55O-tf.
DIR. C. G. CARROLL, spent last Thurs
day and Friday visiting his Ravenna
friends. He now resides at Mead.
Vile, Pa.
DoN'r fail to call at +. IL. Stiles, be-
fore purchasing Wall Paper or Wiu-
dow Shades. $50 If.
POE s. WHITTLEsEY have moved
their stock of goods into the store
room in Marvin's Block recently oc-
cupIed by Webber & Smith.
SINCE March was ushered i'm we
have been enjoying mild 5almy spring
like weather. but the lion part Of the
month may be yet in resevere.
THE present term of the Ravenna
Union Schools will close on Friday OF
next week. The next term will COM
mence Monday, March 3lst.
Our young friend r. F. Frost, Of
Mantua, has entered the Office of DR..
G.. S. Leonard for the purpose of quail
flying himself for practicing the heal
ing art.
ID. e. GOODMAN, Esq, left on Mon
day for New York, to attend general
meeting of the National Assembly of
Window Glass Manufacturers which
convened in that city on Wednesday.
Mr.. 8. E. OL1N, being about to move
to Michigan, will sell lot Of cows,
sheep, hogs, grain and farming uten-
sils at auction, at Olin's Corners, in
Streetsboro', on Thursday, the 10th
inst. P. H. will do the shouting.
WE regreat to learn that Mr.. Timo-
thy Taylor. is suffering from severe
attack of paralysis which came upon
him on Thursday morning last. The
trouble is confined to his head and
neck, and though able to be about the
house he can neither eat or talk.
Sol. OsTHEIMER has just returned
from the new Leadville mining re-
gions. He is of the opinion that the
glowing pictures of the new Eldorado
which we read in the papers are over
drawn and altogether too highly col
ored.
WE are indebted 10 our friend Oil
yer Steel, of Freedom, for sample of
splendid maple syrup of this seasons
make. His camp is supplied with inn
plements of the latest improved style,
and he is prepared to furnish the very
best of syrup at 81 per gallon to par
ties furnishing their own packages.
Address Oliver Steel, FREEDOM Station,
Ohio.
AN exchange says: Wherever You
hear q fellow curse q paper or abuse
an editor. you may be sure the paper
waa either stODDed for non. nav neDt