The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-04-27
Nights cool.
Roads dusty.
Warming up a little.

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The Assessors are putting in their
work.
Broom Drill. Good thing SHOULD
be encouraged.
Mrs. Fannie B. Ward returned to
Washington on Tuesday.
c. S. Curtiss, the timer, has moved
to Gsrrettsville. 80
House cleaning days have come, the
saddest of the year.
This is the day set apart by Governor
Foster as arbor day. Plant trees.
There is not yet pressing demand
for straw hats and linen busters.
James Maley, of Dickson, Tenn, IL
visiting his Ravenna friends.
| Mrs. Z. c. Swain and children are
visiting relatives and friends in Detroit
DR.. D. r. Jennings, of Cleveland,
spent Sunday with his friends in Ra-
VIENNA.
Remember the opening at Mrs. A.
ii. Parsons on next Saturday afternoon
and evening.
There will not be any services in the
Universalist Church next Sunday eve
ming. .,
Mrs. E. A. Babcock and Mr.. Albert
Babcock returned from their Eastern
visit on Saturday,
The Court of Com mon Pleas is in
session at Citizens Hall, Judge Arrel
on the bench.
A total eclipse of the sun will occur
on May 17th.-[Numerous exchanges.
But we. can't See it.
Lemon juice in water, taken every
morning before breakfast, is said to be
an excellent antidote for malaria.
A few doses of Hills Buchu will re-
lieve the seversst cases of Kidney COM
plant.
L. B. Alcorn, Esq, of Pittsburgh,
was in town on Sunday and Monday,
visiting his paren is and friends here.
Hazel Kirken is certain to attract
an Immense house Friday evening,
May 5th. Get your seats without de-
lay.
The struggle between Spring and
Winter is tough one, but the univer-
sal wish is that the former will come
out conqueror soon.
The farmers will soon be engaged in
the pleasant pastime of wool gathering
If the weather moderates sufficiently
for the purpose.
Sunday passed off very quietly in
this place, all the saloon keepers strict
ly observing the provisions of the ST..
Smith Sunday law.
Joseph Green, of Deerfield, the king
fur buyer, informs us that he has pur-
chased and shipped to New York the
past season $1,000 worth of furs.
Only one night of " Hazel Kirke." :"
Friday evening, May 5th, recollect.
Secure your seats. Laughter and
tears alternate im " Hazel Kirke."
You need not take disagreeable med
icine to cure your colds, Shumway's
Compound Cough Syrup is sure to
cure and pleasant to take.
Mfr. and Mrs. D. E. Wells, of Cleve-
land. have been spending few days
with their Ravenna friends. They
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Ell. Y.
Beebe.
The raw, cold atmosphere of the past
week has led many people to believe
that "the winter of our discomfort"
has hardly yet changed into glorious
sammer.
P. Flath, the clothier, has moved his
stock of goods into his elegant new
quarters, No. 8 Phenix Block, where
he will be pleased to see his old friends
and all those in want of goods in his
line.
Don't fail to call at Flsth's, No. 8
Phenix Block, and examine the largest
and finest stock of cloths, clothing,
hats and caps, and gents furnishing
goods ever brought to Port age county.
Joseph Braklow, forme rly in the
employ of Wait, Dewey & Co, but
who has spent some time past in New
Jersey and Rhode Isla ad, returned
home on Thursday last to remain for 6
time.
April 30th, 1882, will be the 1l1th
anniversary of the birth of Hoses
Bsilou, one of the founders of the
American Universalist Church. Ap
prOpriate services will be held in the
Universalist Church Aext Sunday.
THE employees ia the shops of thu
N. Y, P. & 0. Railroad Co. at Ken
will work but five days in the weel
and nine hours day hereafter. o
course the pay is correspondingly re
duced. We learn. that number hav'
quit work on acc count of the new ar
rangement.
There will be- over 500 dozen piece
OF Crockery and Decorated ware solC
at auction at No. 3, Mechanics Block
Saturday afternoon and evening next
April 29th.
A big stock of Cottonades, from i
( cents yard up.
N.'CoNvERsE & Son.