The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-04-17

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Stiles; Cey .il s1an,.e., 55oH:.
APRIL showers bring forth the
THE ice-cream season cometh on
apace. 80
Soon the soda-fountains will begin
to izz and sizzle.
The cheese factories will soon be in
full operation again.
THE base ballists are preparing for
the Summer campaign.
The sugar season has played out. II
was long one. -,..-,--
GARDEN making is not very lively
yet.
The trade IN agricultural implements
will soon revive.
Now hang up the fiddle and the bow
and take down the shovel aud the hoe.
WALL PAPER, Curtains or Curtain
Fixtures cheap, at Csrnahans. 555- 80.
The business houses have nearly all
got out their awnings, but that don't
seem to force the season.
The "Boys" Easter Festival at the
Unlversalist Church Tuesday was
grand success. SOC = ifr--e't~'-' S. 20
The Rayenna Sengerbund had
pleasant party at philharmonic Hall
Monday evening. gu 55t55la
THE Assessors are on their annual
rounds taking an account OF stock of
the people.
STAMPED Gold, Satin and fine Wall
Paper speciality, at Carnahan's, West
of G.. s. p. r. r.
MANY valuable presents were made
at the Hartz entainment:, which were
satisfactory to the recipients.
: LAST Sunday was Easter, and was
observed by sppropriate services in
the several churches in town.
DoN'T fail to call at f. IL. Stiles, be-
fore purchasing Wall Paper or Win
dow Shades. 55O.tf.
The Prohibitionists of Trumbull
county are to meet in mass Conven-
tion on the LIST of May to nominate
ticket for tho Fall election.
The case of Milliman Brown vs.
Lawrence Brown was on trial before
referee j. u. Horton, most of last
week. 1t was adjourned to to-day
(W ednesday) for argument by council
Mr.. ELIAS WILLYARD, of Franklin
has leased the house and lot of Mr.
Russell A. Everett, corner Of Oak and
Prospect streets, and gone into pos
session. -
AM HEADQUARTERS for Wall
Paper. The largest stock. BEST GOODS,
incest designs, and popular prices sell
them, at Carnahan's, 143 West Main
Street.
Mr.. j. F. BYERs is putting things
in order at his Dew quarters on
Prospect street and will soon be pre-
pared to attend to the wants of those
in need Of machine work and repair.
ing.
The May number of Harper's New
Monthly Magazine is q very elegant
and interesting one, both in it's articles
and illustrations. 1t may be obtained
At the Rayenna News Depot of 8. 3.
Hall.
FREEMAN UNDERWOOD, q leading and
influential citizen of this county, died
1T his residence in Kent on Saturday
last. Mr.. Underwood came to this
county with his fathers family about
year 1917. His health has been failing
for . number of years past.
AN exchange says: "There is fell
low travelling through the country
selling . little sack of composition
which he says will render carbon oil
non-explosiye and thus he is making
money off of the people IN q fraudu-
lent way. Kick him out-he is
swindler." 49,
Mr.. KIRK, late postmaster of Can.
field, has moved to town and got set
tied in his comfortable homo on East
Main street. Mr.. X. was one Of the
most substantial and respected citizens
of Garfield, and we doubt not he will
receive q cordial welcome from our
citizens. 8
FL. II. B. PINAFoRE will be presented1 !
at the Opera House this "wednesday
evening for The first time by the Phil
harmonic Society. twill also be pro-
duced on Thursday and Friday eve-
nings. Don't fail to see it. It is pro-
nounced the finest of comic operas.
MT. UxloN is TO have new paper
entitled the Weekly Record, publishef
by A. W. Davis, the fret number to
appear April 30th. While we wish all
those who may embark in the ardu-
Gus business of journalism the most
abundant success, we especially hope
brother Davis may learn that the bust.
ness cannot prosper on promises and
that he may not suffer the inconven,
fence and annoyance of having unpaid
bills for job work remain On hfs books
for years. A hint to . blind horse
is ~ good ~ . kick. /
ON Monday last Louie Miller aged
about thirteen years, son of Wilson
Miller, who resides near the Gas
Works, went with several of his young
companions to Sandy Lake. Seeing
duck upon the water he drew from his