The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-05-25
New Flowers and Chip Hats at
l.. G.. JACKSoN'S IS.

and made a very fair street parade.
Dr.. J. NJ. Crafts, of Cuyahoga Falls.
was in town on Monday.
How do the boys get along with
sheep washing these Pond-law times? ?
The trees are leaving.-[Ex.
Many of them have leaft.
Quite heavy frost is reported in the
low lands of this vicinity on Tuesday
4 Praise Meeting will be held in the
Church next Sunday eve
ming.
d. A. Dewey and family left on
Wednesday for their new home at
Geneva, Ohio.
Mayor Hatfield made visit to Phil
adelphia last week on business, return
ing on Friday.
w. G. Dickey arrived from Peoria,
Ill, on Friday and returned with his
family for that city on Tuesday.
We were pleased to meet our old
friend Robert Reed on the street on
Saturday, it being his S3rd birthday.
A new and elegant stock of Wall
Paper has been received at +. H.
STILES, 5 Phenix Block.
If you are looking for sign you can
find one at Flath's new quarters, No.
3, Phenix Block.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of w. l.. Poe, in this issue. He
offers large stock of fresh groceries
at bottom figures.
DIR. Joseph Waggoner leaves this
morning for Wisconsin and Minnesota,
expecting to be absent from home
about three weeks.
Mr.. V. J. Baab has removed, with
his family, to Windham, where he
will pursue his business of boot and
shoe making.
The Boston Clothing House has q
fine stock of seasonable goods which
you should call and examine if you
desire to purchase.
Several attempts at arson were re-
ported last Thursday morning, but S
strong extra police force kept matters
very quiet during the day.
A large stock of Chromos, Engrav
ings and Picture Frames, at F. H
STILES, Pnsnix Block.
Mr.. Jacob Mishler, of Suffield, made
us pleasant call on Saturday. HI
represents the wheat and fruit as in {
promising condition in that region.
The few pleasant, warm days of tht
past week were improved by the farm
ers and gardeners in planting corn
potatoes, and other crops.
Potatoes are getting higher insteat
of lOwer-Ex.
And yet they are being run into tn
ground.
Carry the news to Mary and tel
her that 25 cent bottle of Shumway'
Compound Cough Syrup cured M.
cough entirely.
Be sure and ask your Druggist 70
Hills Compound Extract of Buchl
and Cubebs, as that is the only relia
BILE Kidney medicine offered to TIA
public.
On Saturday night the N. Y. P. 1
0. depot at Kent was set on fire by th
explosion of barrel of gasoline in tn
cellar. The lower portion of the build
ing was damaged to the amount G
about $500.
Mrs. Pitkin has opened her Ic
Cream Rooms, on Main street, and
prepared to serve the public with Ic
Cream of the very best quality.
The Etna House is being newl
papered and painted, the rooms SUI
piled with new carpets and furnitul
and everything made pleasant and il
viting for it's guests.
A new Postoffice has been establish
ed at Mishler Station, on the ConnotO
Valley Railroad, in the township
Suffield. The name of the office
Mishler. M. B. Mishler is the Pos
master.
The Republicans of this county hol
their Convention at Citizens Hal
Wednesday next, May 3lst, to choo
delegates to the Republican State Coz
ventitn to be held in Columbus June
s. Simmons, the Cincinnati Bugs
man, sold five buggies on the l9
inst, and has received full car 10;
: of the old, well known and reliat
, Emerson 81 Fisher Buggies, which
will sell at astonishingly low figure
S. A. Church, of Palmyra, has s
l cured the right to manufacture al
. sell the Buckeye Shearing Chair
;. Portage County. Itsaves time, lab
and wool, and insures comfort to bo
man and sheep. Give him call.
r. Mr.. Geo. Smith, salesman at Snyd
. & Freeman's, has been confined to
: bed, at the residsnce of Mr.. Snyder,
9 several days. We are pleased to lea
that he is rapidly recovering.
e Mr.. Josiah Likens, of Benton coun
Il Iowa, is visiting his old friends a
& home in Ravenna, for the benefit
t. his health, expecting to remain two
II three months. He moved to the w
in 1865.