The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-03-23

IoWnSnlp OinccrS, to DC voted lof on Monday
April Sd. BY order Of the Committee.
w. II. FAIR, Chairman.
The tail end of winter hath a sting
in it.
Tranps still continue to perambu-
late the country.
Special bargains in furniture during
this month, at Fairchild's.
There is but slight improvement in
the condition OF the roads.
The little ground-hog wasn'tso very
far off his base, after all.
Special bargains in furniture during
this month, at Fairchild's.
Sunday was a most delightful day,
and most people seemed to enjoy it.
According to the almanac-makers
Monday was the first day of Spring.
Business in real estate, especially
in farm lands, is becoming brisk.
Special bargains in furniture during
this month, at Fairchild's.
Prof. Henry E. Sperra is to be given
a benefit ball at Youngstown, April IA.
The first thunder storm OF the sea-
son visited this section Saturday after
noon.
Next Sunday evening there will be
a praise meeting in the Universalist
Church,
S. D. Norton, Esq, left on Tuesday
morning for the West, on professional
business.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach
in Bowen's Hall, Mantua Station, this
(Thursday) evening.
The reports generally represent the
growing wheat crop rs being in good
condition.
A new and elegant stock of Wall
Paper has been received at F. ii.
STILES, > HU6ulA
Nineteen applicants put in their ap-
pearance at the meeting of the Board
of Examiners on Saturday.
The GODDESS of Justice on the Court
House tower is trifie behind the
times-she don't wear " bangs"
A large stock of Chromos, Engrav-
ings and Picture Frames, at T. ii,
STILES, PheniX Block.
Albert Geppinger, Of Pittsburg, is
stopping in town on short visit. He
is the guest of his uncle, M. GretZinger.
F. r. Colt, of Shalersville, returned
home Monday evening, with his Sec
ond large drove of dairy COWS from the
West.
The wind howled most horribly
throughout the day Tuesday, and
though not very pleasant it " scooped"
the mud at lively rate.
The audience at the entertainment
given by Laura +. Dainty AZ the Opera
House, was not what the fine charater
of the performance was entitled to.
Window Cornices, Curtain Poles and
Window Shades made to order and
hung at short notice, at F. II. STILES,
5 Phenix Block.
Just one thing is lacking to give
assurance that Spring has come-the
organ-grinder has not put in an ap-
pearance.
Why is it that French takes your
pictures so quick? Because he is using
the new Gelatine Bromide process.
Rooms opposite Court House.
John Fisher, the expressman, has
sold his team and business to William
Sprague, formerly employed in the
billiard rooms of G. w. Barrett.
Counterfeit silver dollars dated 1943
are in circulation. 1t is the most dan
gerous counterfeit known, and some
times the best judges are deceived.
The Ravenna Union Schools will
close their Winter term tomorrow and
win resume work after a weeks vaca-
ton, on Monday, April Sd.
When you feel cough Or bronchial
affection creeping on the lungs, take
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, and cure it
before it becomes incurable.
Don't miss the exhibition of the
Junior Glass of the Ravenna High
School, which takes place at the Opera
House tomorrow (Friday) evening.
On Thursday last Messrs. Freeman
d Horr purchased five tons of marie
sugar and about 400 gallons of syrup.
Still this is called a very poor sugar
season.
Messrs. Rumbaugh & Chapman have
enlarged and otherwise improved their
salesroom in Opera block, which ena-
bIes them to display their elegant stock
tage.
Harry Robinson, the Rapid Sign
Writer, is in town, and is decorating
the windows and fronts of several OF
our business houses. His work needs
only to be seen to be appreciated as
being highly artistic, and we bespeab
for him liberal patronage.
The annual exhibition Of the junior
Glass Of the Ravenna High SchOo
will take place at the Opera House to
| morrow (iFriday) night. The readings
, and reciLations will consist of selOc
tions from the writings of the popula
Quaker poet, John G. Whittier.