The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-04-06
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Warm.
The buds are bursting.
The Martins have come.
Look at the Spring Flowers at
l.. G. JACKSoN's.
April came III warm, bright and
beautiful.
The farmers are busy at their Spring
work.
Prepare to enjoy DR.. Willis Moon
shine April 25th.
The District Court commenced its
session today Wednesday,
New Spring Hats and Bonnets at
l.. c. JACKsoN's.
Mr.. Geo. Jackson, of Akron, spent
Sunday with his Ravenna friends.
Good assortment of School Hats at
L. G.. JACKsoN's.
Harlan L. Loyeland and wife start
ed on Monday for their new home in
Dakota.
Get your Easter Hat or Bonnet at
l.. G.. JACKsoN's.
A large stock of Chromos, Engrav-
ings and Picture Frames, at F. H,
STILES, Phenix Block.
Misses: Hattie and Amy Sill, of Ak
ron, spent a few days during the past
week visiting the family of e. Twitt.
E. r. Wait, Esq, is making exten-
sive additions and Improvements on
his residence, South Chestnut Street.
Mechanics Block is vastly improved
by the removal of the old wooden avn
ing and touching up of fresh paint.
John +. Beaver is home from Battle
Creek, Mich, on a visit to friends in
this region, with whom he will tarry
week or ten days.
The harsh aspect of the autumnal
gray, which betokens the shady side
of life, is easily modified by the use of
Ayers Hair Vigor.
The material is being hauled upon
tho ground for the new brick build
ing on Chestnut street north of the
Second National Bank.
John G. Dole took H. Greeley's ad-
vice and went West on Monday with
view of finding a place to locate in
Dakota and grow up with the country.
Postmaster Krake is building an
addition and making other improve
ments to his residence on South Chest
nut street.
Mr.. Lyman Hatfield, father of E. P.
Hatfield, Esq has been lying quite ill
for several days at the Prospect House,
Cleveland.
BY law the bounty paid for each
hawk is fifty cents. Boys, now is the
time to clean ana load up the old mus
kets and go for the chicken thieves.
The Democrats of Kent did good
work on Monday. electing o, S. Rock
well, Esq, Mayor, by G8 majority, and
the most of their corporation ticket.
We are pleased to see our young
friend, Luther McGahan, who recent
ly had the misfortune of having his
foot amputated, again able to be about.
James w. Furry, formerly of the
firm of ID. N. Furry & Sons, left on
Monday for Colorado for the purpose
of finding employment in the grow
ing West.
Mrs. E. A Babcock and Mr.. Albert
Babcock, her nephew, started on
Thursday morning last for visit to
friends and relatives in Connecticut
and Massachusetts.
Vennor predicts that the latter part
of April and the entry of May will re
mind one of Winter again, and that
the Spring is likely to be cold and
backward generally.
Ravenna people visiting Cleveland
will find the Prospect House q pleasant
! place to stop. Colonel Gillette ant
head waiter, Will Day, will be pleased
to make it pleasant for them.
The Boston Clothing House is OF
hand with an immense stock Of good
for the spring trade, embracing al
qualities, and the latest styles, t.
which the attention of buyers is in
vited.
t Ed. NJ Conant, second son of Hon
t P. B. Conant, left on Thursday eve
ming last for Kelton, Utah, where h
). intends to enter the office of his tw
past engaged in the overland freigh
business.
l. H. Phelps, Esq, has removed hi
law office to the rooms formerly occU
pied by J. L. q IA. G. Ranney, over I
i Kings grocery store, one door east {
!. Citizens Hall.
Mr.. Stanford, who has moved int
the residence of the late Samuel Rec
field, on Prospect Street, is improvin
y :, the property by a fresh coat of paint
D Next Sunday forenoon services al
l. propriate for Easter will be held in ii
Universalist Church. In the evenir
- Rev. Andrew Wilson will give a lie
ture on the question, " Is Life Wort
,r Living?"
~ The Ravenna Union Schools cor
~ menced their Spring term on Monda
lll except the High School, which is
r ferred on account of the teacher to f
in the vacancy occasioned by the resi-
&C natiou of Miss Bowman not bell