The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-05-05
Bird Cages at f. II. Stiles,

winter underwear.
The season for ice-cream and sod
water is at hand.
Rev, Andrew Wilson preached
ShaIersville last Sunday evening to
full house.
Hon. J. D. Horton has been in De
troit for several days where he is de
: tanned by sickness.
The Western Reserve Conference o
UniversaIists will be held at Brimflel,
next Saturday and Sunday.
A large lot of new and elegant Ch.o
mos, at F. 81. Stiles.
Ex-5heriff Risdon i.r zen confined
to his residence on Bow, : street io
several days by an attA,k ri mumps.
Window Cornic- :, Picture Frame!
and Room holdings, at F. H. Stiles
Attention every one! Have yor
Ieard of Kendall's SPAWN Cure? SCI
advertisement.
Immense stock of Wall Paper at F
FL. Stiles 8 Mechanics Block.
Republican szpirants for the several
County officers to be chosen next fal
are already on the war path and the
contest promises to be lively one.
Wall Paper, Borders, FriDges and
Dadoes, of the latest designs, at F. H.
Stiles.
Miss Mary Woolley, of Akron, Wis.,
tied her frieuds in Ravenna last week.
She was the guest of Mr.. Otto Krako's
family,
Don't fail to see the collection OF
Wall Papers at F. H. Stiles.
n. Converse & Son will open their
new store in Pitkin's Building on Sat
urday with an entirely new stock of
goods.
A. H. Stillman left on Saturday for
Little Rock, where he has purchased
property and expects in a short time
| to establish his home.
There were twenty-three applicants
for certificates to teach before the
Board of Examiners on Saturday
Is ladies and 8 gentlemen.
The Organette is a new and very Gu
rious musical instrument, one of which
was exhibited to us by A. G. Chapman
Esq, who will supply them to those
desiring to purchase.
s. G. Eldridge, Esq, Of Shalersville
sold so acres of land in lot 67, that
township, last week, to Messrs. f. B.
Kimes and Fred ID. Gray; considers
ton $500.
a few days ago T. L. Parsons and
DIR. +. e. Swain returDed from u fish
ing expedition of a few hours, bringing
string of SO fine speckled bass which
weighed 81 pounds.
G. J. Stanford & Co. will this week
place in stock another car load of those
fine and medium Chamber Suits.
Come early and have a full stock to
select from.
Subject of the discourse to the young
people at tile Congregational Church
of Ravenna next Sunday evening,
May Sth, will be " Companionship and
Society,""
An immense audience greeted Du-
PREF & BeDedicts Minstrel troupe at
the Opera House on Monday evening,
which seemed to be p-eCty generally
pleased with the entertainment.
Street Commissioner Braden has
been doing good thing in the way of
opening up the bitches and sewers
about town, which will largely tend
to promote the health .nd comfort of
our pee ole.
We learn from good authority that
large number of quar- Jmen and labor
ers can find steady employment and
good pay in McDermott & Berea Stone
Co.'S quarries at Berea, o., twelve miles
west of Cleveland. 662-4*
We regret to learn of the death of
MIR. Harry Chapman, an old and es-
teemed citizen of Brimfield, which oc-
Cured at his re5idence in that town
ship, on Tuesday morning, of Con-
sumption, aged 72 years.
Messrs. Charles Merits and III. w.
Riddle are makine some noteworthy
improvements about their splendid
residences on East Main street. They
are each erecting fine iron fences and
putting down elegant and substantial
fiagstone walks in front of their prem
ises.
1t is evident that G. j. Stanford &
Co., of Atwater Station, have got prices
on Furniture and Crockery down to a
fine point. or it woald not be necessary
for them to order three car loads in
less than five weeks.
Will. r. Day, for long time day
clerk of the Etna House, goes to Akron
next week to assume like position at
Empire House in that city. Will. is
an attentive and popular clerk. Pros
Ferity attend him.
Next Sunday forenoon there will
not be any services in the Universalist
Church, as the pastor will be at the
Conference in Brimfield, but there will
be preaching in the evening at the
usual hour.
Elder VanHorn expects to leave for
his new field of labor, in England, a
week from next Monday. He has en-
gagged passage for himself and two
boys OH the steamship Italy, of the
National line, which sails from New
York May 21st. The best wishes of
hosts of friends will 60 with him.
A gentleman i'm Suffield, who don't
believe i'm too much familiarity be-
tween the young folks of opposite sexes
and who has had some trouble from
their bad habits, penciled the follow
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