The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-06-01
sw YORK. PENN & OHIO. r, R.
New Flowers and Chip Hat at

| NOW mas come IdSU.
The wool buyers are not active.
A. w. Reman, Esq, of Cleveland
was in town on Tuesday.
Baby caps in abundance, at Mrs. A.
II. Parsons
E. III. Wait and wife have returned
to their old home in Ravenna.
Saturday and Sunday were rainy
days, but it is otherwise now.
The best place to buy hair frizzes is
at Mrs. A. H. Parsons
THE Stark County pioneers picnic
at Canton on the l4th of June.
See the new adj OF the Boston Cloth
ing House, and then examine its stock
You can find the largest assortment
Of Hats at Mrs A. II. Parsons.
commencement Exercises of Hiram
College will take place next Thursday
Ariel Case, of Cleveland, former
Rsvenna typo, made us brief call OIL
Tuesday.
Any one wishing to purchase good
farm of IS acres should read the adver.
tisement i'm another column.
S. a. Church, of Palmyra, is doing
a lively business with his shearine
chair, having sold 40 in the past two
weeks.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach
in Boweu's Hall. Mantua Station, next
Sunday, Mt 2 p. m.
A farewell benefit Concert to Miss
Anna II. Giblin is to take place at the
Opera House tomorrow night.
Rev. A. J. Brockway LEFT New
York on the 9th of May for an ex-
tended absence abroad. He went by
the Furnessia," landing in Glasgow
Now that the warm weather has
come the young folks will enjoy the
bright moonlight evenings swinging
on the gate.
The right place to buy Millinery
goods is where you can find the best
assortment and have them trimmed in
the best style. That place is Mrs. A
II. Parsons
w. M. Richardson, Esq, of Bloom
ington, ILL.,, spent several days during
the past week visiting his brother. E
T. Richardson, Esq, President of the
Second National Bank of Ravenna.
/ Mrs. j. w. McGahan, in company
with her brother, = Patterson, left on
Tuesday last for Chester, Michigan, te
visit her sister, intending to be absent
about two weeks,
Orrin Stevens and III. G. Spooner
EsQs., of Palmyra, returned on Satur
day last from three weeks trip in the
West. They visited Dakota and speak
very highly of the Agricultural ad
vantages of that growing country.
One of the pleasantest social events
of the season was the Masonic Sociabls
held at the elegant rooms of the Ordel
last Friday evening. There was &
large company of ladies and gentle
men present who passed the time il
social converse, enjoying the fine mu
sic and tripping the light fantastic
toe" till seasonable hour for retiring
A sumptuous repast was served, o.
which the company partook to safety
and all went away delighted with thu
pleasant time they had enjoyed in tn,
splendid quarters of the ancient mys
tic order.
On Friday night Sheriff Wilcox ar
rested John p. Canning, on warran
issued by Justice Reese, on complain
of l.. Dalrymple, charging the prison
er with embezzlement of clothing t
the value of $500. Canning was takel
before the Justice on Monday and sal
he had nothing to say in his own de
fense; whereupon he was ordered t
give bail in the sum of $500 for hi
appearance at the next term of tn
Common Pleas Court to answer to tn
charge, and in default thereof to stan
committed to the Jail of the county.
The three grand and majestic oil
eIms that so long waved their branch
es in front of Kinney's grocery stor
on West Main street formerly til
Portage County Branch of the Stat
Bank of Ohio were felled to the grOun
, on Frday.la To make room for wider
ing the sidewalk. They were set oil
under the direction of J. III. Ebber
while he was Cashier of the bank, an
/ have stood the storms of over a quartz
of century and had grown to fiji
proportions.
We had a very pleasant call O
Thursday last from A. S. Robbins, Esq
former resident of Windham and tt
+ .brother-in-law of DR.. F. e. Applegat
t of that town. For the past fourtee
years he has been residing in Califo
| mia and Arizona and engaged
. mining. He exhibited to us q silv
a brick weighing 189 55-100 ounces,
e 999 fineness, valued at $244 50, whit
), was assayed at SanFrancisco and is tt
product of 449 lbs of ore, from the Hi
den Treasure Company's mine of Am
mia, N. Y, situate in Yavapai count
v Arizona, in which he has large inte
s. est. Mr.. r. is a genial gentleman al
IS can entertain one immensely with |
Is relation of incidents of travel and d,
IS cription of the mining districts of t
10 West and the richness of their minel
II deposits, but those who listen to /
& relation of the perils incident to RI
t. idence in those wild regions will f
sr but little anxiety to handle the shini
ore at so great hazard