The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-03-24

bands s-warranted-S So 90, at Fair
chiId's.
The Mayors Proclamation for the
election, of officers of the corporation
will be found in another column
1T. SiddalI, w. B. King, and Chas.
d. Painter are on the sick list, but all
are reported as improving.
We are pleased to report that, at
last advices, our young friend johnny
Bacon was gradually improving.
w. 3. TayIor's roller skating rink
in the third story of Phenix Block, is
a popular resort for young people.
H. G. Frazer, who has been confined
to his residence for some time past, is
reported as gradually improving.
Asa Jones, of youngstown, has with
drawn from the fight for the Attorney
ship of the Northern District of Ohio.
Now receiving, large stock of new
furniture. Prices can't be duplicated.
Early buyers secure best bargains, at
Fairchiid's.
The Rayenna Union Schools will
close their Winter term on Friday.
The next term will commence Mon
day, April 11th. f4a
Il. l.. Parsons is confined to his res
idence on East Main Street, by an at
tack of rheumeti tism, located in his
foot. Es 20.
The next meeting of the Board of
School Examiners will be held in the
Ravenna Union School building, on
Saturday, April 2nd.
The weather on Sunday and Mon
day gave evidence that the rigidity
in the spinal column of rude old win
ter has not entirely departed.
Matt. Daugherty, of the Crete, Neb.,
Standard, called at the Press office on
Friday last, having stopped off for
short time en- route for Warren.
Mr.. Lafayette Smith, of Shalersville
will furnish the syrup for the sugar for
festival of the ladies of the Universal
ist Church next Tuesday evening.
Maple syrup is coming into the mar.
ket in considerable quantities and is
bringing fair prices. Syrup brings 20
cents per gallon and sugar from 8 to IL
cents per pound for bricks.
The Univerealists of Kent are hold
ing series of interesting meetings.,
They commenced on the 18th inst,
and will continue through this week,
Owing to the illness of Mrs. Rive
King at Norwalk, the Concert of that
Combination advertised for Ravenna
on Tuesday evening has been post
poned to Monday evening, April 4th.
The Annual Reports of the Ohio
State Board of Agriculture for the
years 1878 and 1879 hsve been received
at the Auditors office, where our far
mer friends can obtain copies.
The work on Smith & Elson's store
room in Phenix Block is rapidly pro-
crossing, and it Is expected the new
and elegant plate glass front will be
ready to be unveiled about the first of
April.
Geo. E. Fairchild, the furniture deal
er, has purchased the Water Cure
property, on North Chestnut Street,
and designs 10 occupy the same for a
residence. The consideration paid for
l the Same was 81 00O
II A quantity of fine block stone is
, being deposited on the grounds neal
: the site for the new grist mill, and
i work on that Institution will be com.
, menced IS soon as tie weather be.
5 comes sufficiently settled.
Il Mr.. John Heldt has made arrange
ments to start new carriage factory
the coming season, and for that pur
pose will erect a building on Souti
o Chestnut Street, opposite the Cour
g House, at an early day.
y X. j. Burdetle, the renowned hu
i morous lecturer, was in town Suuda,
r night and Monday morning. He wa
: unable 20 announce the exact date o
bis lecture here, bnt il will be deIis er
- ed some evening during the first weel
in May.
,e The Commissioners were in session
Or on Friday last to look into matter
ss connected with the remodeling OF tn
rt Court House. After talking up th
3, subject, they deferred further an
Sc definite action till their meeting O
it the first Monday of April.
is
Attention is called to the notice,
another column, of the First Nation;
= Bank, calling upon all persons heldin
interest bearing certificates of depos
e. issued by that institution, to preser
%. the same for payment as early as til
ad 23d day of April next, at which tim
the interest thereon will cease. Tho.
holding such certificates will take n,
tice and govern themselves accort
ts. iugly.