The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-03-20
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ED. BARToN advertises to do horse
shoeing and general repair work.
SPRING elections two weeks from
next Monday. Don't you forget it.
THE present month has Saturdays
5 Sundays and Mondays.
No spring yet. The organ grinders
have not put in an appearance.
GRAND opening at Smith Brothers
Carpet Room Saturday night.
Go AND hear the Jubilee Singers al
Disciple Church, next Saturday night.
THE winter term OF the Ravenna
Union Schools will close tomorrow.
The Ravenna City Band are to give
q Sugar Festival at the Opera House
on Saturday evening. Don't forget it.
REMEMBER the Disciple Aid Socie-
ty's Benefit, Saturday night. Lend
them q helping hand.
The Akron Argus says w. B.
Knowlton is about to start another
newspaper In Kent.
The Swedish Lady Vocal Quartet
are billed for the Opera House on Sat-
urdsy evening, April 9th.
MONDAY was st. Patrick 's-day, but
it was not observed by any public
demonstration in this locality.
The Boston Novelty Company did
rather q slim business at the Opera
House last Thursday night.
d. e. GOLDMAN returned from New
York Sunday evening and is much
pleased with his trip.
OVER 1000 rolls WALL PAPER
NEW GOODS" OH hand and more COM
ing, at Carnahan's. 55l.3Od d.
The Board of Examiners were in
session on Saturday. There were S6
applicants before them for certificates
to teach.
The property of D. N. Furry s. Son
on Prospect street was sold at Sheriff's
sale on Saturday, and went at hard
pan, resumption prices.
GILMoRE's celebrated Band, of New
York, will give a concert at the Akron
Academy of Music next Tuesday eve
ming.
SMITH BRoTHER's stock of Carpets
can't be beat. Their rooms will be
open to the inspection of the public
next Saturday night.
We are pleased to learn that there is
q decided improvement in the health
of Mr.. Timothy Taylor, and that he is
able to be up and about the house.
The Leadville ::fever which is pre-
vailing extensively over the country
has not broken out TO an alarming ex-
tent in this region.
THE latest reports from Mr.. Daniel
F. Sapp who is sick at Lowell, Michi-
gan. represent him as improving. Ills
disease is erysipelas.
The LARGEST sToCK-Best Goods and
Nicest Designs in WALL PAPER, at
Carnahan's, 134 Main Street, west of
c. &. P. r. r.
Our young friend George II. Som
merville has become an M. D., having
his studies at the Cleveland
Medical College and graduated with
honor. Success to him.
ON Sunday night the chicken-coop
Of r. d. Kelly, residing on Meridian
street, was visited by some malicious
thief and two valuable Brahma pullets
stolen therefrom.
The wife of Mr.. John Bradley, a |
prominent citizen of Stow township,
Summit county, fell dead while wash
ing. q week ago last Monday, She |
was about so years of age.
Our able Nebraska correspondent,
Salem Pratt, has been employed by
the State Journal, the leading paper
Of that State, to report the Olive trial
for its columns.
b THE large and elegant crayon pic
lure of Kemble as Rolla in the play of |
is on exhibition at the Carpet
Room of Smith Bros. for a short time.
We understand that it is soon to be |
of by rattle, at one dollar a
chance. The picture is ono that does
credit to the young artist, and he who
secures it will obtain a prize worth |
haying.
The annual exhibition of the Junior
Class of the Ravenna Union school
will be given at Union School Build
ing on Chestnut street, Friday of this !
week. Doors open at Z p. m. Exer-
sises will begin at 7: 80 sharp. Ad-
mission 10 cents; reserved seats 20
cents. Tickets at the store of E. r.
Wait.
We paid brief visit to the rooms
Of Mr.. e. j. Cox, q young artist who
has recently located in Ravenna, on
South Sycamore street, where we saw
many very fine specimens Of work
both landscape and portrait which
show him to be q gentleman of taste
and ability. He works in oil and
water coiors and also in crayon.