The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-05-13


The veal trade continues brick.
Pic-nics and Excursions are abou
; ripe.
Will Rayennians cele etheFourt
of July this year?
Loiterings, in Pleasant Paths, b
Marion Hariaad, at r. III. Stiles
| Base ball is beginning to boom. Th
big city dailies are fulle of it. ~
Saturday, May 18th will be general
ly observed as Decoralion-day.
| The largest and finest assortment o
Wall Paper, at f. III. STILES
The woods and fields are wearing O
the green and look perfectly splendid
Odd or Even, by Mrs. A. d. T
Whitney, at f. Ii. STLEs.'
Henry E. Sperra, late of Haverly'.
Miastrels, is visiting Ravenna friends
John B. King contemplates locating
in business at Howard City. Michigan
Have you finished house-cleaning
aud does peace prevail within your
borders 2 .ss.r7ll lfe'' t-' 's.-s.i
Those who predicted a cold, wet
May are beginning to see that they
missed their calculation.
The fizz of the soda fountain begins
to bring smiles to the phiz of the
weary pedestrian.
Reports from ali quarters say the
prospects for an abundant fruit crop
are good. Well, it does look a little
that way.
Now tickle dame Nature With a hoe
and when autumn comes she will
smile upon you with a bountiful har-
vest.
Hartz, the magician, and his compa-
ny passed through town on the c. & F.
railroad on Monday en- route for AlIi-
ance.
Before making your purchases Of
Wall Paper or WindowsShades, call
and see the elegant assortment at
+. III. Stiles
The Band did not play from the
stand last Saturday night, and in con-
sequence there was a disappointed
crowd on the streets. taaa
The closing lecture OF the series on
What Is Universalism 2 will be Civ;
en- in the Universslist Church next
Sunday evening.
The date of the old ball ticket which
we published in last weeks issue was
June 18th, 1886, which was inadver-
tently omitted. rze.,.zs 5r-5e
Mr. Selah Palmer has been compell-I
ed to abandon labor on account of
serious difficulty in one of his hands
which is of painful character.
j. s. Smith 81 Son have run out a
neat new delivery wagon for their
Grocery establishment. 1t is from the
works of d. N. Furry s. Sons
ID. d. Seymour is giving his resi-.
aence on North Chestnut street new
dressing of paint, and making other
about the premises.
III. G. Bedell is adding large and
elegant piazza to. his residence on
North Chestnut street, filling in the
lot and making other improvements
thereon. s -'.. ~. -.....t', '.i.r-t'i
The new billiard room and bowling
alley of Morgan & Shrader, on South
Chestnut street, starts off with a lively
business. r,gI
1t must be true because every one |
'ays "Kendalrs SPAWN Cure" is the |
pest thing known. Read the adyer-
.isement. I
A representative of J. e.. .Catlin s.
Son, will call on the farmers of the
county about the first of next month
With three samples of premium bone
lust. = - e
The pesky potato-bugs have already
put in an appearance and are setting
around on the fences awaiting the ap-
of the young and tender
'prouts.
Gen. Geo. w. Low was in town a
couple OF days last week looking hale
md hearty. The General is engaged
n business in the vicinity of Lead
lille, Colorado.
We give a large portion of our space
his week to the proceedings of the
Democratic State Convention, and
lope it will not be found uninterest.
ng matter to our readers.
VIM. L. King, Roadmaster of the
incinnati Southern Railroad visited
is Rsvenna home last week, and left
Or his post of duty accompanied by
ls wife on Monday evening. .,.G |
On Monday the G. & p. II. r. Co.,
y order of the Board OF Health, closed
be mouth of the sewer leading from
he Etna House, and which empties
ear their track q short distance south
{ West Main street.
Drs. j. M. Crafts of Cuyahoga Falls
nd G. w. Trask, of Mantua Station,
allied at the Press Office on Friday
.st during our absence. Call again,
entlemen, when we hope to be at
ONE and give you hearty welcome.
Monday was the windiest, dustiest
ay of the season. At times the clouds
f free soil driven through the streets