The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-06-23
TIVE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
THURSDAY. JUNE -, 1854.

RAvENNA. THURSDAY. JUNE -, 1881.
CEKETERY GATES open from sEvnx 4. T.
till KIaHT r. L.. until further notice.
Bird Cages at F. II. Stiles.
There is very little prospect Of q
drouth just at present.
Slight frost Wednesday morning ON
low grounds. No damage.
The City Band intend to give an
open air concert next Saturday night.
The graduating exercises or the Ra-
VIENNA High School take place tonight.
The business of tax-paying has been
lively for few days past. ~
There is an air of business in the vi
cinity Of Court House Park.
The los o. v. L. hold their sixth
Annual reunion at Warren today.
o. F. Hickox, or Aurora, was caller
at the PRESS sanctum on Saturday.
The Ohio State Teachers Associa-
ton will meet at Put-in-Bay on Tues
day next. .--, r-..r- d. .,. -4.-7 f.
Lowrie & Kenward have sold their
City Meat Market and retired from the
business. .,.,.,..,; ..-f.,..,s
Hon. ]. d. Horton is still quite low.
but his condition is somewhat i'm
proved. iaf ,- 'Ht p" e'-' '.'.iJ
Go-as-you-please will be the manner
in which Ravennians will celebrate
the coming Fourth. es,rr o.. st.ure a
Court House Park is looking rather
rough these days, but it will be differ
ent in the course Of time. i'''
On Wednesday of last week, Maud,
q little daughter of s. r. Freeman, fell
while at play, fracturing her shoulder.
The Ravenna dry goods stores will
all be closed on the 4th Of July, to
give the "boys" a chance to celebrate.
l.. L. Sample came in from Youngs-
town on Saturday evening to put in a
quiet day with his Ravenna friends.
The Palmyra Dramatic Society de.
sign to give an entertain ment in that |
town on the Fourth. |
With their plate glass frents the four |
store rooms in Phenix Block present q |
m agnificent appearance.
Sunday was the day set for the end
ing of this sublumary sphere, but the |
terrible calamity did not transpire.
The weather Monday night was |
nearly cold enough to verify the gloomy
Of the Canada weather |
prophet. o.: ga
DIR. Ed. F. Searl and wife and Mrs. |
II. L. Searl left Tuesday morning on
the excursion 10 Niagara Fails and |
Toronto. ti
A Chinese laundryman at Tiffin was
ranted a divorce few days ago, and
Is now ready to take another e" Mclean
wifee." 5..l > .tr1t {.
The Glendale is another splendid |
variety of strawberries of which A. e. |
has furnished us . sample,
and they are beauties.
Mrs. Will. Kent, of Chicago; Ill,
daughter of Mr.. Chauncey E. Davis,
is spending q couple of weeks visiting |
her parents in this village. 1,CTr |
Rev. A. M. Hills will lecture to the
young people, at the Congregational
Church, next Sunday evening, ON
q TIE. Importance ofIndustry.n
Gray hairs prevented, dan druf re-
moved, the scalp cleansed, and the hair
made to grow thick by the use Of Halls
Vegetable Sicillian Hair Renewer.
The Alumni of the Ravsnns High
School held their annual meeting to-
msrrDw night at Philharmonic and
Grange Halls. 5itEfL-As s1aAi7saf
Mrs. Eliza F. Barnes, Of Ottumwa,
Iowa, is wishing her Ravenna friends,
md is stopping with her sister. Mrs.
L. e. Dodge. .l.ae.Y s s-as 90
= The Rayennaf Union Schools close
today, and the youth are beginning to
rejoice at the prospect of having rest
from their arduous labors. F
Vennor predicts that the latter part
IF June and good part of July will be
stormy, with brief periods Of excessive
not weather.
Ed. R. Root, Of New York, is making
his parents and friends in Ravenna q
brief visit, being called here to attend
she funeral of his brotber-in-law, Geo.
E. King, Esq.
Much of this seasons clip of wool
has already been bought up at prices
ranging from 35 to 43 cents per pound
the latter being an outside figure and
,ne rarely realized. .-l--Ez
The Windsor Chief In q very excel
ent variety of strawberry, as we are
sble to certify from . generous contri-
button of the same to the round tablet
Ifom our friend, Allen e. Stephenson,
n Charlestown. -.t =
The new grist mill near the G. d r.
iepot is nearly under cover and the
boiler has been put in place. Tho en-
gine, which is from the werks Of John
F. Byers. is nearly completed. and is q
very neat and powerful machine.
Miss Luna Goldman, daughter Of
VIM. l.. Goldman, Esq, designs to
tart in q few days for Torch Lake,
Mich, to spend most Of the Summer
visiting her brother, DIR. III. C. Cool
man, and family. a.
Amos Osborn, an old and we'll known
,itizen of Paris, died quite suddenly
,f paralysis of the heart and brain, at
mis- residence in the north part of that
on Wednesday morning of
last week, aged about 72 years.
Mrs. Mary Her, of Wooster, Wayne
Co., q delegate from the Grand Temple