The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-02-23

The roads bad? Well, we shoult
say so.
The Spring elections are drawing
nigh.
7 Some farmers have already com
menced turning over the sod.
The songs of robins and bluebirds
have been heard in the land.
Lecture at the Opera House, Tues
day evening, Feb'y 2Sth.
Yesterday was the anniversary OF
Washington's birthday.
An early Spring is predicted. Well,
have we had much else yet?
The weather caught a slight cold on
Friday, but it was of short duration.
The sugar makers begin to feel dis
couraged at the prospect before them.
The rain of Saturday night and Sun
day was one of the heaviest of the sea-
son.
Mr.. Robert Knapp has so for recov-
cred from his injuries as to be able to
be out again.
Two Italians with a trained bear
amused the crowd on the streets on
Tuesday.
Our young friend G. s. Brown, of
Akron made US short call on We'd
nesday morning.
Judge Reed has appointed John
Meharg, Esq, a member of the Board
of Examiners.
The heating apparatus at the Court
House was fired up on Friday and
worked to a charm,
The farmers dinner at the Congre-
gational Church last Friday afternoon
panned out well.
The roller skating rink at Citizens
Hall has been doing a lively business
for several days past.
A new time schedule wentinto effect
on the Cleveland & Pittsburg Railroad
on the 10Th inst
Charles Stinafr died at his residence
in Kent on Sunday morning of diph-
liberia, after a short illness.
Vennor has hit it again. The wealth
or has taken another cold, and the
earth is clothed in robes of white.
A bright and beautiful bow of prom
Use was visible in the western heaven
about eight o'clock Tuesday morning.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach
i'm Bowen's Hall, Mantua Station,
Friday evening next, February oath.
Sugar making has been commenced
and already some every good mo-
Iasses" has been brought to the market. |
A valuable farm of SO acres situate !
about eight miles from this village, is |
offered for sale cheap. See advertise
ment.
Hear Heard's scientific lecture on the |
Human EYE, at Ravenna Opera House
Tuesday evening, February 18th, Ad-
mission only 25 cents,
The largest and finest stock of Wall |
Paper and Window Shades in Portage |
county is at F. H. STILES, No. Phe-
nix Block.
The Opera House lecture on Feb.
18th, Tuesday next, subject, the HUI
nan Eye, will be illustrated by stereo-
copic views.
The Philharmonic Concert drew a
air crown at the Opera House OH Sat
lrday evening, and the entertainment
vas first class.
Hear the scientific lecture on the
Human Eye, at the Opera House, Ra-
'enna. on Tuesday, Feb'y %, by t. NJ.
Heard, the Warren optician.
There was fair audience at the
Opera House, Tuesday evening to ohear
Dr.. Willis lecture on Sunshine"
md everybody was delighted.
T. NJ. Heard, the well known Opti-
ian, of Warren, o., will deliver his
popular lecture on the EYE. at Opera
House, Ravenna, Tuesday, Feb. 2Sth,
admission, % cents.
Window Cornices, Curtain Poles and
Window Shades made to order and
luDg at short notice, at +. III. STILES,
Phenix Block.
Il. J. Riddle, an employe in the car
iage works of Merits & Riddle, is con-
ined to his residence on South Pros
,ect street by severe attack of inflam-
nation of the bowels.
Hon. II. p. Ranney, H. G. Ranney,
ESQ.,, and David Mcdonald and their
were in town Tu esday to at
end the burial of their relative Joseph
:. Ranney.
Tho New England Opera Company
hat WAS billed to appear at Reeds
opera House on Friday evening, have
their engagement and will
1--WE our town the go by.
Mr.. J. A. Morgan has purchased the
ormer residence of G.. w. Slaughter on
Vest Main street, which he designs to
improve and occupy for his family res
dence. Consideration 81 500.
The biddies have not been doing just
he fair thing in keeping up the price
f eggs during this open winter to such
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