The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-05-19

Band Concert Saturday evening.
Deco; stion-dsy one week from mex
Monday.
Window Shades and Fixtures, at F
H. Stiles.
Rain has been abundant during the
past week.
Potatoes have gone down-in price
as well as into the ground.
The bitter Northwestern which struck
us on Monday morning was not down
in Vennor's program.
a mad dog was killed at Wooster a
few days ago but not until he had bit
ten little child,
| Don't fail to see the collection of
Wall Papers at F. H. Stiles.
Winter got new grip on Monday
morning, but did not hold on very
long.
\ large lot of new and elegant Chro-
mos, at +. HI. Stiles.
Don't forget the Helen Potter Plei-
AIDES exhibition at the Opera House to-
morrow friday night.
Window Cornices, Picture Frames
and Room Moldings, at #. III. Stiles.
Helen Potter's Pleiades at the Opera
House Friday night. 1t will be an
entertainment worth seeing.
Elder j. NJ. VanHorn delivered his
farewell discourse to Il very large au-
dience at the Disciple Church last Sum
day morning.
DIR. Ed. f. SearI and family, Of Os-
born, Green County, are visiting the
families of his brothers, U. V. and II.
l.. Searl.
Persons in want of new Carpets, will
find as large and fine stock at Smith
& Elson's as at any establishment in
Northern Ohio, and at very low figures.
Take-it- Easy and Live-Long are
brothers, and are related to Ayers
Sarsaparilia, which has heightened
many life.
Rev. Richard Eddy, of Akron, will
preach in the Universalist Church next
Sunday forenoon and evening in ex-
change with the pastor,
Rev. A. NJ. Hills will address the
young people on the subject of
'AmusemeDts" at the Congregational
Church next Sunday evening.
Clerk John Meharg has been con-
fined to his residence on East Main
street for week p: t by severe diff
Guilty in his throat.
A. II. Stillman returned from Little |
Rock, Ark, on Sunday morning. He
reports matters i'll that region as being |
in fiourishing condition.
We hear that several new residences |
will be erected in the West part of
to vn this season, but those interested
Us the particulars.
We understand that the Commercial
Hotel to-day passes into the hands of
Mr.. A. J. Fuller, of Garrett sville,
gentleman amply qualified to make it
, first class resort and home for the
public.
One day last week Mr.. Bernard Kin
ney slipped aud fell at his residence on
South Meridian street, dislocating his
eft shoulder, which has deprived him
Of the use of his left arm since that
lime.
VIII. E. Hummelbaugh, who has
been for some time past connected
with the Democratic Messenger, at
Pa, was in town on Satur-
lay and Sunday visiting friends at his
Did home.
G. J. Stanford & Co. have just re-
lewed their stock with another car
Dad of those elegant spring style
Chamber Suits, which were bought
,ery low for cash, and will be sold ac-
,Ordingly.
Ayers Hair Vigor restores the color
md stimulates the growth of the hair,
md prevents it from falling off, and
greatly increases its beauty. 1t has a
ielicate and Listing perfume, its ingre-
iients are harmless, and for the toilet
t is unequalled.
The rain storm Saturday evening in
erfered with the open air Concert of
he City Band. After two or three
pieces had been played the pelting
leavy shower compelled the people to
lesert the streets and the musicians to
eek shelter in their room.
The alarm of fire about half past
light O'Clock Monday morning was oc-
by the burning out of a CHM
ley in the residence of Mr.. f. Twitt
N the north part of town. 1t brought
,ut the fire companies in a hurry but
hey had no chance TO give all eXhibi-
ion of their dexterity and skill.
Persons using the new indellible
copying pencil should be careful not to
,ut the ends in their mouths, as the
cad is composed of the most deadly of
lrugs. 1t is said by those who know,
hat piece of the lead of one of these
pencils, half the size of pea, will
,ause the death of a robust man in a
hort time.
T.. NJ. Davis has severed his connec-
ion with the Atlantic Mill, and will
ievOte his attention to the construction
If the new mill, which will be pushed
Onward to completion as speedily as
possible. Mr.. Davis has had fourteen
years experience in the milling busi-
ness and the patrons of this new con-
,ern can rest assured that their work
will be well done.
An exchange puts the conundrum
: Does a man ever go into a grocery
store and say, 'I'll give you five cents
or q mound of snrarI and axnect to he |