The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-02-13
TINE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
RAvENNA. THURSDAY. FEB. IS. 1879.

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'nlgfxr P. H.un'il Hrs.sFr as .ot'se' &
.HAoKlErAGN aapspuAr and
fragrant perfume. Sold by E. p.
Brainerd s. Son, Ravenna, and else
where by all dealers.
LENT will begin on the 26th inst: ::aF
7 AMID rain set in Tuesday morning
The fine sleighing has pretty much
slid out. ss..fSsS o.. :.
ALARsE lot of Valentines in boxes
at F. III. Stiles. -
THE blue,jays haye made their sp-
CUpIDs darts and chrome box valen-
tines at F. H. Stiles.
The frequent changes now and then
bring cold to most men.
WE have got resumption, and still
mint drops are not very abundant.
AN early Spring Is predicted by the
weather-wise. Hope they are kerrect.
"G1vE him the rest of 1t in pail, .
is the latest slang among gamins.
| VALENTINES, the largest and finest
assortment, at F. II. Stiles.
GEN. AQuILA WILEY has resumed
the practice of law at Wooster.
II. c. RANNEY, Esq, of Cieveland,
spent Sunday In town.
B. c. TAYLOR played "Fritz and the
Little Waif" At Greensburg, Ind, on
the 10th inst.
| To.MoRRow is st. Valentlne's Day,
and business at the postoffice will be
brisk.
Don't invest yonr money in seed
oats at $40 busheT or you will be
sold for moro than the grain will.
The young people of the Nonpareil
Club had a very pleasant party at
their Hall in Opera Block last Friday
night. -F
THIS is the day for the execution of
Chas. McGill for the murder of Mary
Kelly, at Cleveland.
FRANCIS MURPHY, the great apostle
of temperance, lectured at Warren on
Monday night.
A STREET fight last Saturday re-
lieved the monotcny OF the town for
. brief period.
SMITH BRes. offer bargains in sever
al lines of goods. Buyers will do we'll
to call and examine. asf- 4
BUSINESS men who want your GUS
tom will make the fact known through
An advertisement. Don't 60 whera
you are not wanted.
MEssRs. E. P. HATFIELD and G.. p.
Reed haye resumed their examination
of the financial affairs of the Trumbull
County Commissioners.
WE really wish some of our patrons
who are In arrears for two, three or
more years would resume. We are
very much in needefthe little amouJts
due us. We are, for a fact.
"MoRr" PHILLIPs apent couple of
days I'm town 8last week visiting his
parents and friends. He is keeping
the Stockwell House ut Painesville.
SINCE that little scrimmage on Sat.
urday afternoon. Lew. Rodenbaugh
don't carry his sling in his hand but
on the contrary quite the reverse"
PROF. PICKETT, Superintendent Of
our Union Schools, attended the Con-
vention of the North Eastern Ohio
Teachers Association, at Cleveland, on
Saturday.
DIPHTHERIA in q malignant form is
said to be prevailing to an alarming
extent in Kent. There are said to be
at least thirty cases of it in the town,
and the malady still spreading.
The Akron Loan Exhibition closed
on Saturday. From 5000 to 10000
persons visited the exhibition during
the three weeks 1t was open, and it is
pronounced a most decided success.
MRS. DAVID JENNINGS was danger
ously ill of bilious fever at the resi-
dence of her son, DR.. D. r. Jennings,
in Cleveland last week, but at last ad-
vices she was able to cit up, and is in
a fair way to recover.
GOVERNOR BISHOP has refused to
commute the sentence of McGill 10
Imprisonment for life, and the prison
er will be executed to-day in the jail
yard at Cleveland.
o. P. KELLOGG will address the citi-
zens at Mantua Station, in the Hail,
on Sunday. Feb. 16, at o'clock p. m.
All are invited.
Work on the youngstown and Ra-
VIENNA r. r., connecting Youngstown
and Ravenna ola Warren and Newton.
Falls. will be commenced soon.-War-
rem Record.
In another column will be found
the advertisement of Mr.. O. D. Whee-
Ter, who deals in Massillon City Coal. It
is fret class article and Mr.. w. sells]
it at fair prices, ~ will be seen by his
advertisement.
Mr.. WIN. L. GOLDMAN, who repre-
rents ten good, substantial Fire 1nsur-
ance Companies, both stock and mu
tual, has taken quarters in the editorial
room of the Democratic Press, where,
he may be found ready TO wait upon
those desiring to secure policies % =
If prohibition is to be the order of
the day what becomes of all the square
chunks of transparent coldness that
have been 40 carefully slowed away