The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-03-18

Winter still fingers.
PISTOLS and caps at f. II. STILES
The base ballists will soon be on IL
boom.
The puzzle craze is somewhat sui
siding.
BASE BALLS and Bats at
| F. II. STILES
THE g. h. is getting in his little wor
now.
1t is about time to plant sprine &C
vertisements.
The March lion has done considers
BILE growing the past week.
The Quaker Mills are paying A
cents per bushel for good OATS
SoNE people think we may yet hav
an ice spell. There's faith for you.
The season for straw hats aud linel
busters has not yet arrived.
GRANT T. GOODMAN, of Meadville
made us brief call on Monday eve
ming.
The Mayors proclamation admom
ishes that the elections are near q
hand.
1t is believed the mixed weather o
the past week bodies no good to tn,
wheat and fruit crops.
WALL PAPER.-A large and elegant
stock of Wall Paper has just been re-
ceived at F. III. STILES
The last Friday and Saturday ol
February haven't governed March sc
far very much.
CALL AT CONVERSE & SNYDER's for
bargains in Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes,
&C., for the next ten days.
Harry III. Smith has rented the resi-.
dence of Mrs. s. A. Chapman on West
Oak street.
The Girls of the Universalist Church
will give an Easter Festival, on Tues
day evening, March Both.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach
in the CampbellspoX School House on
Monday evening, March 22nd.
A NEW STOCK of Hsmburgh Edgings
from &c yard up. Call in.
CONVERSE s. SNYDER.
The Winter Term of the Ravenna
Union Schools will close on Friday,
and after a weeks vacation the Spring
Term will begin.
A NICE new bulletin board has been
erected at the west end of the Seymour
on the alley between Flath's
store and the First National Bank.
When the streets are wet and mud
dy it isn't just the right thing to stop
teams on the street crossings and there
by compel pedestrians to wade in the
mud.
Mr.. Isaac Phelps is on trip to Sen.
eca county for the purpose of purchas-
ing a drove of cows with which to
supply the darymen of this region.
Mr.. Almon ChitteAden has leased
the residence of Mrs. Fred. Carts, cor
ner of Meridian and Bowery streets
and will remove to the same about the
first of April.
On next Sunday evening ReY. An
drew Wilson will begin a series of
evening lectures, on =" What is
Universalism, aud reasons for the
Faith.
The Junior Glass of the Ravenna
High School will give an entertain
ment at School Hall this (Thursday)
evening; the exercises to consist of
essays, recitations, dialogues, music,
sc.
CORRECTION. Mrs. Bell Taylor,
whose death at Warsaw, Ind, we no
ticed last week, was daug ghter of Mr..
Joseph Rogers, of Randolph, instead
Of Joseph Taylor, as our types had it.
PREs'T HARTsHoRN, of Mt. Union,
made US q brief call on "Wednesday
having. stopped off en- route
TO Akron to attend the oratorical con.
Test in that city on Wednesday eve-
ming.
The audiences at the Universalist
Church last Sunday, both morning and
evening, to listen to the sermons de-
Iivered by Rey. Miss Chaplin, were
very large, the house being crowded
10 its full capacity.
Don't forget the entertainment to be
given at the Opera House this (Wed-
nesday) evening in aid of the suffer-
ing Of poor, downtroden Ireland. The
will be worth the price
of admission and will help a worthy
Cause.
REMovAL.-Mrs. A. II. Parsons has
removed her Millinery establishment
to the neat and commodious rooms
one door west of I'll. Waterman's,
where she has an elegant stock of
goods to which she invites the atten-
tion of her old customers and the la
dies generally of this vicinity, feeling
of her ability to give entire
both in style and quality
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