The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-17

Bird Cages at +. III. Stiles.
The roads are awful muddy.
The sugar makers are busy,
Wild geese are flying northward.
Rive-King Concert next Tuesday
night.
National Baking Powder-absolute-
ly pure Sold in tin cans.
That spring poetry came too late for
this issue.
A large lot of new and elegant Chro-
mos, at F. H. Stiles.
'Tis no disgrace to be seen carrying
a jug now. 1t may be maple syrup,
you know.
Spring elections two weeks from
next Monday.
Winter is still in the lingering bus
iness-
The ground. hog has established his
veracity.
The winter cholera is prevailing to
a considerable extent in our village.
Immense stock of Wall Paper at F.
H. Stiles Mechanics Block.
Don't fail to see the collection of
Wall Papers at +. HI. Stiles.
Rev. y. NJ. Hills has so far recovered
from his illness as to be able to be out
again.
the country have closed their winter
terms.
Notice National Baking Powder ad-
vertisement in another column.
There was very large attendance at
the Universalist Aid Society Tuesday
evening.
Miss Anna E. Mcdonald, principal
of the Ravenna High School is suffer-
ing from an attack of diphtheria.
Window Corn:ces, Picture Frames
and Room holdings, at F. H. Stiles. |
To cure burn rub the burn with or
dinary cooking soda. 1t removes all
pain and trace of injury.
Wall Paper, Border, Fringes and
Dadoes of the latest designs, at F. H.
Stiles.
Remember National Baking Powder
is recommended by highest medical
profession, for its purity.
We have been having a complete
variety of weather for the last two
weeks, and yet nobody seems to be
suited.
E. R1phmond, the drayman, who
has been confined to his house for a
number of days by a broken rib, is
able to be out Again.
"Will the righteous and wicked be
equal after death ?" is, by special re-
quest, the subject of Rev. Andrew
Wilson's discourse for next Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Thos. Love, who went to Dakota
last April, returned home on Friday.
He reports employment abundant and
wages fair. and expects to return to
that country in two or three weeks.
The rule of the ground hog is ended,
and now if Vennor will let up on his
predictions of evil there will be some |
hopes of little improvement in the
weather.
Frank Smith has opened a tailor |
shop over Beatty's Clothing Store. |
He is an experienced and competent |
workman, and will be thankful for a
liberal share of patronage.
The next meeting OF the Portage |
County Teachers Association will be |
held at the Union School Building i'm |
the village of Kent, next Saturday.
March 18th, commencing at 10: 80 am.
ID. G.. Kirkland and Mrs. ID. ID. Gill |
man, his sister, started on Tuesday |
morning for Chester, Conn, to attend |
the funeral of their mother, Almira,
wife OF Hezekiah Kirkland, who
died sud on Monday morning.
P. n. Bean will hold levee at 1.
w. and Z. S. Hallock's, a mile west of
Rootstown Station, where an opportu
nifty will be afforded to purchase a
large amount of valuable property at |
your own figures. See advertisement. |
The audience at the Opera House |
last Thursday evening to listen to the |
Concert of the I.itta company was one |
of the largest and most respectable that |
ever assembled in Ravenna on like
occasion, The entertainment was of
the highest order and gave general sat
isfaction.
The New York Dramatic News pro-
nounces the Rive-King Combination |
the best Concert Company travelling in
this country, The admirers of good |
music should not miss the opportunity |
of hearing them at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening.
One day last week Mr.. G. A. Pitkin,
in putting fence aronnd stack of
hay on his lot just south of the old |
canal bed, discovered a number of
woolen blankets, which had probably |
been stolen and secreted there by some |
thief. The owner can obtain them by |
calling on Mr.. Pitkin and proving |
property.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Scientific |
American says: Let any one who |
has an attack of lockjaw take a small |
quantity of turpeniine, warm it, and
pour it on the wound, no matter where
the wound is, and re ief will follow
in less than minute. Nothing better
can be applied TO a severe cut or bruise
than cold turpentine: it will give cer-
tain relief almost instantly. Turpen
tine is also sovereign remedy for
Group. Saturate piece of flannel on