The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-04-21

Phen1X BLOCK, (SearlSJ Is ldSt dp
preaching completion.
A new plate glass front is to be pu
into No. 8, Phenix Block, occupied by
Geo. L. Fairchild.
"Russ" Kelly is in Cleveland serv
ing on the jury in the United State
District Court.
How to invest a dollar and make five
Buy a bottle of Kendall's SPAWN Cure
See the adv't.
ceiving additions to their large ant
elegant stock of goods.
DIR. ID. R. Jennings and wife spen
Sunday and Monday with their Ra
VIENNA friends.
Myron H. Carter has been serving as
a Juror in the U. 5. Court at Cleveland
for a couple of weeks past,
Wall Paper, Borders, Fringes and
Dadoes, of the latest designs, at F. H.
Stiles.
A sickly season is predicted. A lit.
tie timely cleaning up may prove to be
some mitigation of the evil.
The District Court Commenced its
session on Monday, Judges Meyers,
Woodbury. and Laubie on the bench.
Don't fail to read the new advertise
ment of Snyder & Freeman. They
have first class stock of goods and are
fair and honorable dealers.
Major DC. Goldman has been chosen
Engineer in chief of the Western Re-
serve Railroad Company, and has his
striped pole brigade already in the field.
The Semi-Aunual Convention of the
Portage County Sunday School Union
will be held at Garrettsville, on We'd
nesday and Thursday, May 4th and 5th.
August Urban has sold his building
used as shoe shop, on North Chestnut
street, to Phillip Knapp, to be used for
the same business.
The new building of Mr.. John Helt,
on South Chestnut street to be used as a
carriage factory, is nearly completed
and ready for occupancy.
By card in another column it will
be seen that Mr.. Moses Beans designs
retiring from the saloon business and
offers his property for sale.
Mr.. Moses Parsons is confined to his
residence on Sycamore street by Sc
we're attack of infiammatory rheuma-
tism,
n. s. Olin, who has been confined to
his bed at his residence at StreetsbOrO'
Corners, for some time past, is improv-
ing, and hopes are entertained of his
speedy recovery.
Lem Beach was arraigned in Justice
Sperra's Court on Monday and bound
over to the next term of the Common
Pleas Court for stealing two buffalo
robes.
On Sunday last the wife of Auditor
Olin had the misfortune to fall from a
chair into which she had stepped to
hang up bird cage, fracturing one or
more of her ribs.
On Monday Ed. Morley was brought
before Justice Sperra and plead guilty
to the charge of assaulting Moses Beans
for which he was sentenced to ten days
in Jail and to pay fine and costs
amounting to So 80.
We direct the attention of our read
ers to the new advertisement of Messrs.
Rumbaugh & Sturdevant in this issue.
They have a large and well selected
stock of goods in their line and pro-
pose TO sell them at low prices.
Our young friend, John Kinney son
of Bernard Kinney, is lying very low
at the residence of his parents on
Meridian street. Consumption is
feared and his recovery is regarded as
very doubtful.
DR.. Ed. Ross and family, of Capac,
Mich, are visiting at VIM. r. Wrights
in ShalersviIle. Some 80 years ago the
Doctor was a resident of that town and
this is his first visit to his old home
since his removal to the West.
L thO
Radical politicians of Ravenna at a
fearful rate. There are some half doz-
en- or more patriots who manifest a
willingness to sacrifice themselves for
the country in that capacity. The
conflict deepens. On ye brave.
OF Burdette the indianapolis Senti-
mel says: "The lecturer was thor
oughly en- rapport with his hearers,
and kept them interested and amused
until, in storm of applause, he bowed
himself from the stage" Be sure and
hear him in Reeds Opera House,
"Wednesday evening, May 4th.
Remenyi, the celebrated violinist. is
announced to appear at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening, the Goth
inst. He is accompanied by a soprano
and tenor singer, and pianist of ac-
knowledged ability, but the name of
Remenyi alone ought to be sufficient
to insure a full house.
The following gentlemen, non-resi-
dent attorneys, have been i'm town for
the past few days attending the Dis
trict Court: Messrs. Fording, Jones
and Pippitt, of Alliance Messrs. Max
son and Ferris, of Garrettsvilie; Messrs
Thayer and Hunter, of Warren, and
O. 8. Farr, of Chardon