The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-05-11
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Warns in the sun,
~ Refreshes in the breeze.
CLOVIS inthe stars, H. -.-ss
F!f \ And blossoms in the trees.
Don't expect an advertisement to
bear fruit in q night.
~. JI'Vance entered upon his duties
as night policeman on Monday.
IN spite of the cold weather, there
is prospect of fine fruit crop.
The miners of Palmyra are on
strike against reduction of wages.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Elisha
Brigham is gradually failing, and it is
thought that he cannot long survive.
H. C.. Bedell and family, with his
Mrs. Abner Horr, have
removed to Cleveland.
A large stock of Chremos, Engrav-
ings and Picture Frames, at F. H,
STILES, 5 Phenix Block.
81. Saturday last was a cold, disagreea-
BILE day, giving evidence that winter is
still in the lingering business 4-s74
Hon. Eben Newton, of Garfield, was
in town on Monday and looked hale
and hearty for a man SIS years of age.
q cumbers have made their appear
ance in the market, but the very sight
of them sends u chill through cne's
whole system. ~.
Mr.. Joseph Sheels returned last week
from Dakota, having been gone from
home just week. He don't seem to
be highly pleased with that country.
The hot wave has not yet struck
this region tolany considerable extent,
and the demand for Summer clothing
is consequently limited.
About 800 pounds Of butter of the
very finest quality are produced daily
at the Spring Hill Creamery of T. b.
Duncan & Co.
A fresh coat of paint improves the
appearance of the trent of the new
quarters of p. FIath, the clothier, No.
3, Phsni1 Block.
We are glad to assure our readers
that HIPS Compound Extract of Bu-
chu and Cubebs is meeting with the
success its merits justly deserve. y
What pity that people will permit
cough to wear out their lungs when
it might be cured SO easily by the use
ofShumway's ConpoundCo Cough Syrup
w. T. Grundel has commenced the
business of manufacturing cigars, for
which purpose he has fitted up room
in the rear of his residence on Spruce
street. ..t
The old saw is "Never " count your
chickens before they are hatched." If
ths cold weather continues it will be
about as useless to count them after
incubation. +
Goss Bros, of Edinburg, are in re-
ceipt of large and we'll selected stock
of new goods suited to the Spring and
Summer trade, to which the attention
of purchasers is invited. ''@
The billiard room of Geo. w. Bar
rett, in Etna Block, was entered by
some bold thief ON Monday night, and
lot of cigars in. boxes, and three or
four dollars in change stolen therefrom.
The Enterprise Glass Works have
closed operations for brief season, to
await reduction of stock in the mar
ket, and in contemplation of changes
in the management Of the works.
Decided improvements are being
made on the street on Cleveland Ave.
nue., which, when completed, will
convert that th0roughfare from an al
most impossible condition into one OF
the best in the town. w. '-''
N. D. CLARK, President of the First
National Bank, was confined to his
house several days last week, by a se-
we're attack of congestion of the lungs,
but he has so far recovered as to be
able to be about and attend to business
again. H!
A. n. Pierce & Co., manufacturers
of artificial stone tagging, steps, win
dow and door caps and sills, horse
blocks, vases, ETC., are again on hand
and are full of business. The work
they have done in town furnishes suf
ficient evidence of its excellence. sa
Never was an audience better pleased
with dramatic performance than tha
which assembled at the Opera House
last Thursday night to witness the pre-
sentation of Hazel Kirke by the Madi
son Square Theater Company, of New
York. The play is very fine one ant
was rendered in most admirabl,
manner.
Between five and six o'clock Sunday
evening, as Freddie, little nine year
old son of G.. H. Goldman, was ridins
the family horse of his grandfather, D
g. Goldman, Esq, in the pasture, tn
horse started suddenly, throwing tn
boy violently to the ground, fracturin
the ulna of his left arm just below tia
elbow.
Beaver, Jones & Co., of the Atlanti
Mills, are making some valuable i'm
provements in their works. They ar
erecting at the east end of their build
ing an addition 2Ox40 and 60 feet high
f which will add largely to their stOrag
t capacity. The carpenter work is bein
done by Mr.. o. L. Green, who raise
| the frame on Friday, and it is yer
, substantial piece of work.
Those in want of lightning rods an
3 who would avoid being humbugget