The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-04-29

SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES, A
tachments, Oil, &C., at FRAzER's.
CHRoMos, a large lot ofnew subject
at F. H. Stiles -aF9'''' 2w.
Portage county is in the Eight
Census District. fifs,l
Carr. HENRY, U. 8. Post Office de
tectiYe, was in town ouesdsy.
The Portage County Teachers AS
sociation meets at Randolph. next Sat
urday. ....., ....-;. "a
There was large crowd OF peopl,
in town on Saturday, but trade wa
not very brisk. $40.
Chas. d. Hudson is visiting his ole
Ravenna home. His residence is il
Northern Missouri.
P. CLARK, the shoe man, left Tues.
day evening for Missouri, on . pros.
pecting trip.
e. p. HUMPHREY, Esq., Of Akron,
was in town Tuesday, on legal bust.
ness.
On and after Saturday, May LIST, the
mail for Mantua will leave the Raven
ma Postoffice at 6 q. m. 80;
Over one hundred trees were set out
on the new Grounds of the Park Asso-
citation on Saturday last.
THE obituary of the late William
Shewell, of Rootstow1, came to hand
too late for publication this week.
w. A. Burchard, Esq of the War
rem Constitution, was in town Mon
day night and made US short visit.
LIEUT.. c. FL. ROCKWELL and wife
are stopping few days in town with
D. L. Rockwell, Esq, . brother Of the
Lieutenant.
j. r.. BACON stopped in Ravenna
over Sunday, being on his way TO
Cleveland, where he will be hereafter
- -l.1s-
JAMES Books has been appointed
Sexton of the Ravenna Cemetery by
the Rsyenna'Trustees, and has entered
upon his duties as such, ~. - -
If the plan of hearing sermons by
telephone should become popular it is
feared it will utterly ruin the millinery
and dress-making business. .r
The peach, apple and other fruit
trees are fast putting forth their bios
SONS and give evidence of an sbund.
INT fruit crop the coming season.
Remember the Democratic County |
Convention next Saturday to select
10 the State Convention. Let
,very township be represented.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS to all points
West. Call on NJ. Warner, at Smith
Elson's Dry Goods Store, before
,uying tickets, % Re is prepared to
make the lowest rates.
Our young friend, Joseph B. Swain,
tarted on Tuesday morning for Ok
ord Junction, Iowa, wherehe designs
,oing into business. May success at,
end him.
Mr.. B. Little is moving his stock of
FOODS into the rooms in the east end
If his block, being the same location
where he commenced business in Ra-
1enna forty years ago last October.
What wonderful accuracy ofinstinct
8 developed by the two Rep. editors
n their attempts to kick each others
,rains out. They fight after the fash
nm of mules. ~ -.
Opening of new Millinery,
It Mrs. A. III. Parsons, Satur-
lay and Saturday evening.
All are invited.
STREET Commissioner Braden has q
lew tool ON the road In the shape Of a
craper, or planer and roller combined,
which appears to do good work in
eveling up the highways. ~.l..l
DR. G. w. STRONG, proprietor of
be Ravenns Water Cure, is lying dan.
,erously ill at that institution on North
chestnut Street. But little. hopefis
of his recovery. -
S. P. Benjamin's second term of
writing lessons will commence on
Wednesday evening, May 5tb, at Union
school Building. All wishing to join
he class are requested to be on hand
prepared for business.
The General Freight Office of the
Jew York, Pennsylvania s. Ohio Ry.
company was removed on the Oath
nst., to 1923 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland,
j., and all commnnications for that
department. should be addressed sc-
'ordingly.
Mr.. VIM. Rufile, the baker, has pur.
hased the residence of Mrs. Daniel
Merritt on West Main street; consid-
ration S2,10O. We understand that
Mr.. Ruffie contemplates fitting up the
property for the accommodation of his
BUSINESS.
Opening of new Millinery
It Mrs. A. Ell. Parsons, Satur-
lay and Saturday evening.
All are invited. ~