The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-02-16
Are YOU going to the Picnic /?

Lent commences next w eQnSS0ay
The Picnic is the funniest thing on
record.
Garrettsville is to have a new passen.
ger depot.
Muldoon's Picnic at Reeds Opera
House this Thursday evening.
Just now it don't look very much as
though the earth is drying up.
French's is the cheapest place for
good Photographs. Opposite Court
House, Ravenna, o.
We had the pleasure of meeting our
genial friend, o. w. Folsom, of Hiram
in town ON Monday.
Hon. James 8. Carpenter. of Akron,
spent Monday in Ravenna, on pro-
| fessioaal business.
Wanted" is the subject of Rev.
Andrew Wilson's lecture next Sunday
evening.
Reserved seats fer DR.. Willis will
be in demand next Thursday, the 10th
| inst.
If Tuesday was sample of the
weather we are to have right along the
sugar season will be of short duration.
Get your reserved seats for DIR. Will
Its, AT Reeds on and after Thursday,
18th inst. Better go early.
Mrs. w. .. Beebe, of Cuyahoga Falls
will sing at the Grace Church enter
tainment, Friday evening.
Everybody admires the road from
the Etna House crossing to the G. & P.
depot and sigh for more of the same
sort.
Fifty-nine tickets We're sold at the
Ravenna Station of the G.. & z. r. r.
to the CcCullough Excursion on Mon
day.
Harry Beaver has opened a Cigar
and Tobacco Store in the room for
merly occupied by the Postoffice in
Etna Block.
Harvey Baldwin, one of the oldest |
and most respected citizens of Streets
boro, died at his residence in that
township on Thursday last.
James H. Nichols, Esq. has sold his
farm of 100 acres, situate in the north
west part of Shalersville, to Elisha
Smith. Consideration $4,000.
d. d. Pickett has been appointed a
member of the County Board of Schsel
in place of G. A. Reed, re-
signed.
Concerning DIR. Willis Sunshine"
enquire of Rev. T. w. Gilman, DIR. A.
w. Alcorn, w. II. Beebe and others
who have enjoyed it.
If you take a severe cold remember
Compound Cough Syrup,
will cure you in less time than any
other remedy.
Mrs. E. M. Whittlesey, the mother,
and Elisha, the brother of Mrs. Me-
harg, arrived from Tower City, on
morning to attend tho funeral
Of their deceased relative.
Tuesday was st. Valentine's-day,
and the postmasters all over the land
were kept busy in handing out the
tender lines to the young lads and
asses.
Our young friend, Arthur Seaton,
paid visit to the State Capital about a
week ago, and when he returned the {
Supreme Court had made a lawyer
,uten o him. Prosperity attend him.
A new front is being put in and 9TH
r improvements made to Wheeler's ,,
occupied by Bedding & Arm {
trong's Drug Store and Dalrymple's {
Store.
If you want bright, warm & Sum :
hine" that will make you happier and I
,etter, go aud hear DIR. Willis. next
Tuesday evening, Feb. 2lst, at Reeds'
opera House. 1
A gentleman who heard DIR. Willis Z
asst winter says that those who listen
ID to his Sunshine" felt like shaking 9
lands every time that they men for !
weeks afterward.
An attempt was made on Sunday I
hight to burglarize the residence of w. 9
J. Kent, of the village of Kent, but .
,efore an entrance was effected the
amily were aroused and the robbers ;,
in haste. =
Do not buy cheap medicines on the
core of economy. The best are none
90 good for the sick, and are the q
heapest- Sach are the Cherry PectO- c
al, the SaFsaparilla and other standard e
emedies of DIR. J. G.. Aver & Co. They a
re worth ali they cost, and should be I
n every house.
The Palmyra Grange, No. 29S, Pa
rons of Husbandry, last week received
weIye new members by initiation and t