The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-02-26

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SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES. AT
:: tachments, Oil, &C.. at FRAzER's-
DIARIES FOR 1880, al half price, q
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Garden seeds Will soon be in de.
mand.
Farmers are preparing for sugar
making.
The politicians are beginning to
think about the Spring elections.
The roads continue In be in an al
most impossible condition.
Old Boreas got up considerable of a
boom last Monday.
Do not miss the opportunity of hear
ing Mrs. LiyermOre next Saturday
evening. i...u
Hear Mrs. Livermore next Saturday
evening, and you will be we'll COM
pensated.
"They call me little gutter pup" is
the latest rendition of Pinafore by the
gamins.
Don't forget the lecture of Mrs. Liv-
ermore Saturday evening and, above
all, don't fail TO attend.
The Akron people are raising funds
for the construction Of a new Senger.
fest Hall in that city.
Eating plentifully of cranberries is
said to be a prophylactic for diseases
arising from malaria.
The Maple Sugar Festival season
was inaugurated at the Congregational
Church Tuesday evening.
N. D. Clark. Esq, returned from his
Western trip on Monday, looking
quite rugged.
DIR. E. c. Swain has so far recovered
from his severe attack of diphtheria as
to be able to be about again:
Geo. Kenward has returned home
from East Liverpool aud thinks Ra-
VIENNA isn't so very bad place after all.
The County Jail has been relieved
Of Jake Stoltz, who was discharged
from custody on Tuesday.
We regret to learn that there is no
Improvement in the condition of DIR.
Alvin Belding.
Rev. Andrew Wilson has returned
from Kent, and services will be held
as usual in the Universalist Church
next Sunday forenoon and evening.
Mrs. Ida Mason, wife of George o.
Mason, formerly of this village, died
at Cleveland on Saturday morning last,
of consumption.
E. L. Webber, a former citizen of
Ravenna, and Prosecuting Attorney of
this county, died at Warsaw, Ind, on
Wednesday, February 18th, of typhoid
pneumonia, after brief illness.
Citizens from Kent who attend Mrs.
Livermore's lecture next Saturday
evening, can return, leaving Rsvenna |
at 10: 45 p. m. .s..-..-
Jane Coombs' Dramatic Company is |
booked for the Opera House for Tues
day evening, March ID. This compa-
ny has established a first class reputa-
ton.
Spring approaches. Then prepare
to hang up the fiddle and the bow,
and take down the shovel and the hoe,
for there will be plenty OF hard work
for poor Uncle Ned, or any other man.
The weather for most of the time
during the past week has been quite
pleasant over head, but it is feared
there are few who are travelling In
that direction.
The Ravenna Union Schools took
IN intermission Monday afternoon to
10 enable teachers aud scholars to OBJ
serve the occasion as the anniversary
Of Washington's birthday.
Mr.. S. p. Benjamin started his
writing class with thirty-five pupils
md the number ls constantly increas-
ng. He expects 10 open a class in
Kent the first of the coming week.
We have in the San Francisco Pa
:ific" some very interesting notes of
ravel by Rev. o. G. Thompson, OF
Detroit, giving an account of his trip
o the Sandwich Islands, which We are
to defer till next week.
The Jane Coombs Dramatic Compa-
~ haye been doing splendid bust
less since they left New York. At
Pa, their receipts were $3.50,
md at Oil City over six hundred re
erve seat tick cts were sold.
The Geauga Leader, published at
Burton, Of last week contains the an Z
that j. B. Coffin, Esq, I
las disposed of his interest In the Of I
Ice, aud retired from the editorial
barge of the paper. He is succeeded
" w. j. Ford as general editor and
v. FL. Sauva local editor. We wish
II hands the most abundant success.
CastOria is pleasant to take. 1t I
egulates the Stomach aud Bowels,
ures Diarrhes, Wind Collie, Sour I
,urd and Rash, allays feverishDess
nd destroys worms. Mothers like
astoria because it makes the child
ealthy and cheerful, and Children al
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