The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-05-15
Still dry and dusfv

cold Neather now, rvzgsY
: ( No EErSsprinkler these dust,
days. Oh, my. asA
h. THE,streamer proudly waves fror
: the flag. fthese days. lz51 = <
Go TO HE1MEs & RoGERs' for La
Robes, Busters, and Fly Nets.
PICTURE Frames and Window Cor
nfces made to order, at F. II. Stiles.
gT.qB. ALcoRN, ESQ. of Pittsburgh
is in town visiting his parents ant
friends here. ..sf- .--s .-f
= MEMoRlAL-DAY will be observed IL
fRavenna. The Committe are fixing
lup the programme.
Mr.. PHILo L., KING has so far re-
covered9from his Injuries as to be able
to be about again.
STAMPED GoLD WAN Paper, at lest
than Manufacturers prices, at F. 81
Stiles.
THE Band did not give an entertain.
ment last Saturday night, and, the
crowds on the streets left much dis
tanno;rted 'Fi'S -''7 s-'fs''S . >. -
| ;s5sa-, sisss.: 81 tess
"A NEW postofiice has been establish
ed at Aurora Station, this county, and
Mr.. Charles Russell appointed post
master.
HE1MEs s. ROGERS, in Empire Block,
have a fine assortment of Dusters, Lap
Robes, and Fly Nets, which they will
sell at low figures.
SIMPLE TRUTH can be told without q
good memory. Youwill hear it when
you buy Hardware of Ruggles s.
Bald win. No. 9, Etna Block: =; It
+ AaLARas AssoEtnent .oE window
Shades end Fixtures. Shades made to
order ON short notice, at F. H., Stiles. !,
W. r. HAzEN was in town couple
of days last week. He left for home
on Thursday, taking with him several
fine horses. r. a'-@s
HAVE you, examined the large and
splendid stock of fSgoods at The Bo ,ton
Clothing House, and learned The won-
derfulIy.low figures at which you
get full suit. i'H-@.;
A PFC MIC party is to be held at the
Fair Grounds on Monday June I'd.
Music for dancing will be provided
for the OCCASION A balloon is TO be
sent up at six o'clock in Intervening.
TIE stock of goods of Converse s.
Snyder. is immense. Yon ought TO
call and,examine it, and be convinced
that they sell cheap.
Mr.. JOHN F. BYERs has isstsput into.
his works on Prospect street an i'm
mense new lathe from the Fitchburgh
(Mass.) Machine Works, weighing
over 500 pounds. aI. .'.e1is is...s .4.
THERE was quite a crowd in town
on circus day, but the tent was not
crowded in the afternoon, yet in the
evening there was fair attendance
and the performances gave general
NEXT Sunday Evening Rev. Andrew
Wilson will preach from Mathew 16 /:
u: For what is a man profited if
he shall gain the whole world and lose
his own soul; or what shall man |
give in exchange for his soul?"
The roads are dusty, and the flies
Are, becoming troublesome, but you
IAN protect yourselves from these pet
y annoyances by calling at HEIMEs &
and obtaining their Busters,
Lap Robes and Fly Nete.
ELEVEN more weeks will complete
the eleventh volume of the PRESS.
We would like to start out on the
twelfth volume with some decided |
but cannot do so an.
ess those indebted to us will come to
our aid. -sir. -9'a-,a-~1
The editor of the Portage Cosnty I
was "sqnandering" around
The circus tent the other evening, but
we failed to see his long cared mate
though he says he was there.
THs daseassion bstsReen r. GFlow-
,r md Cnrk Bqden4 Alliapee will
kextNofdAy i snN COZ tin
,e eighteysniasa: :: Subject - - the
8iblessactionmo Spirit4 41ism ?"
Tss base b.il game sppouneed for
asst Saturday between the w. r, Col
ege nine and the RaYenna boys didn't
come Off. But we. understsnd that
are pending fora game
o take place next Saturday,.
L.DALRYMPLe has' added q custom
department 10 his Clothing business
md is prepared to make up garments
IN short notice. Mr.. Wick, who has
charge of that branch is gentleman
,fexperience, and guarantees satisfac-
ion to the patrons of the house.
Mr.. JAMES MALrY and family left
IN Monday last Tor the lana OF 'DlXlc.
They intend to locate in dickson,
Tenn, where Mr.. MaIey will go into
he business Of railrOading. Their
many friends here will wish them
and happiness in their new
rome.
THE examination of applicants for
District, will take place at Massillon
Friday, May 10th. The
Board is composed of ID.
D. Pickett, Superintendent of Raven
IA Union Schools; Prof. Notes.-The, of
Wooster University, and o. N. Harris
norm, President of Mt. Union College.