The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-10

Monday was Township Trustee
L day.
Less than a month to the sprin
elections.
Old winter seems determined to r.
tain his grip.
National Baking Po wdsr-absolut'
Iy pure. Sold in tin cans.
Sugar making is now the order {
the day among farmers.
.. A. Bostwick, of Toledo, was i
town on Tuesday.
Monday was the pleasantest day W
have had for four months.
Prof. Vennor predicts a severe storr
on the 10th and 18th inst.
A large lot of new and elegant Chro
mos, at F. II. Stiles
The County Commissioners were il
session the early part of this week.
Notice National Baking Powder ad
vertisement in another column.
Immense stock of Wall Paper at F
H. Stiles 8 Mechanics Block.
Pete Bean has commenced holding
Ievees about the country, to which
all are invited.
The banquet at Odd Fellows Hal
last Friday evening was well attended
and was a very pleasant affair.
Wall Paper, Borders, .Fringes and
Dadoes of the latest designs, at F. H.
Stiles.
Next Sunday evening Rev. Andrew
Wilson will preach on What must 1
do to be saved ?"
Our elegant sleighing has vamosed,
and many people hope they may never
look upon its like again.
The Ravenna colonists expect to
start for Tower City, their new West
ern home, some time next week.
Window Cornices, Picture Frames
and Room holdings, at f. III. Stiles.
A rich treat is in store for the audi
ence Thursday evening at the Opera
House.
The next meeting of the Portage
County Teachers Association will. be
held in Kent on Saturday, March 10.
Garden seeds are becoming abund-
ant, and soon the horticulturists will
begin to talk sassy.
There are still opportunities of pur-
good seat for the Litta Con-
cert. On sale at Reeds Drug Store
Don't fail to see the collection of
Wall Papers at F. II. Stiles.
Horatio n. Bostwick, a former citi-
zen of Ravenna, died at Toledo on
Friday last OF congestion of the lungs
in the 10Th year of his age.
March came in like a roaring lion
but has tanned down trifle, and it is
hoped the back Of dreary old winter is
broken.
Don't fail to take in the Litta Con- |
,ert at the Opera House tonight. 1t
will undoubtedly be the finest musical
ever given in Ravenna
The bill to authorize the Commits
ioners of this county to levy a tax for
he purpose of remodeling the Court
House has reached its third reading in
he House of Representatives..
The renowned Sara Bernhardt is
to appear at the Euclid
Avenue Opera House. Cleveland, next
friday and Saturday evenings, March
l and 12
Miller's Uncle Toms Cabin troupe
i'd not draw big crowd at the Opera
House last Friday night, and those
vhO witnessed the performance were
f the opinion that they had made a
cry poor investment.
The work on Smith & Elson's store
oom is progressing satisfactorily.
When the repairs are completed it
yiJl be the finest store room in the
ounty.
Mrs. S. H. Eldridgs is confined to
or bed by sickness at the residence of
er son, 8. Il. Eldridge, ESQ.,, in Sha-
,rsville. She is the oldest person
ow living in that township.
The stock of Clothing of l.. Dalrym-
le was sold by Mr.. Cole, the assignee,
n Saturday, to Mr.. Solomon Wells,
Hiram, for the snm of 81 500, and
n Monday the same was opened up to
lie at the old stand.
On Thursday last c. NJ. Belding sold ,
is trotting filly. Belle, to DIR. Fair, of ,
leveland, for the sum of $500. She
as sired by Belongs Hambletonian j;
am by the thoroughbred Ciockfast. .
he is one of the finest animals in this
.ction of Ohio, and promises, with
tile training, to show an excellent {
cord for speed.
George f. King, Esq, who has been
gagged for severel years past in the :.
ractice of law in New York City, has |
zen compelled, on account of ill health
seek different climate. He has
Irchased of III. d. Seymour farm of I
acres on Mill street and will return i
,out the first Of.April to the home of I
is bOyhood.
Fassett, the well known Piano dealer
as in town last week, guest of the ;
tina. John Ransom, late President
the First National Bank of New a
ondOn, Ohio, an ardent admirer of |
,l. Rob't Ingersol, once said, f" Fassett
,u are doing more good in Northern
hio than the combined efforts of all
e clergy, in placing your beautiful
amos in our homes"
Es1rSettc,s Lecture.
On the 7th inst Mr.. Burdette's agent