The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-05-03

The best guesser on beans at Beatty's
makes $40 suit of clothes.
Farmers, see the Improved "Clipper"
Mower, sold by L. F. Thompson.
The Bean Puzzle is an attraction at
Beatty's.
Ask for the Elmwood Shirt, at
BEATTY's.
The weather was too cool for com
fort during the entire month of Al pril.
Twenty-Five sets of Harness, single
and double, light and heavy.
T. F. THOMPSON.
May came in bright and pleasant
and inspired the hope that gentle
Spring has come at last.
The old Exchange" building, cor
ner of Main and Chestnut streets, is
receiving a coat of fresh paint.
There is no great amount of forest
looming up in these parts as the result
OF the labors on Arbor- day.
Pure Raw Bone ground fine, "Square
Bone" Forest City and Bowker Super
Phosphates. 7. F. THOMPSON.
The work of grading and fixing up
the Park in the rear of the Court house
is making rather slow progress.
Muldoon's Picnic failed to attract a
large crowd to the Opera House Thurs
nay night. The weather was unfa-
vorable for picnics.
Ed. r.. Brewster, of Sandusky, has
been spending several days the past
week visiting friends and relatives in
Portsge County.
The City dads have sold the fine
span of blacks belonging to the corpo-
ration to H. A. Doolittle, ESQ.,, of
Streetsboro, for $475.
L. G. 81. L. Dodge have given the
front of their business room on Main
Street a brushing up, which has great
ly improved its appearance.
S. r. Poe has been adding much to
the looks of his residence west of the
Park by the Improvements he has
been making on and about it.
If April has been a warm month
what will Vennor's cold May turn out
to be? Perhaps the weather prophets,
like Rory O'Msore's dreams, go by
contrarys.
Mr.. VIM. A. Bostwick is making ex
tensive repaiIs and Improvements on
the house lately purchased by him on
Prospect street, known as the Peck
place.
Mrs. Philo Rierce, accompanied by
her aunt, Mrs. Richards, of Fort Scott,
Kansas, has been visiting relatives at
East Pembroke, N. Y, for the past
week.
Columbus Buggy Co.'S, Youngstown,
Syracuse and best Cincinnati Carriages
fully warranted-at
L. #. THOMPSON'S.
Before buying examine the "Gorton"
Spring Wagon, something new; Syra-
cuse Platform and Youngstown Phae-
ton Blackboard. Sold twenty-three
the past year. Il. +. THOMPSON
Capt Isaac D. Spaulding was in town
on Friday last, looking hale and hearty
He is on the road for a New York
Clothing House, his family residing at
Elizabeth, N. J.
The Deerfield Agricultural Society
will hold Free Fair on its Grounds
next Saturday, May 5th. Among
other features blowing match will
take place. Open to the competition
of the world.
The SD Annual Welsh Fair will
take place at Palmyra Center next
Monday, May 18th. These exhibitions
generally call together an immense
crowd of people, and it is expected
that the Fair this year will be fully as
attractive as heretofore.
The venerable Ruloff d. Whitney
and wife, residing in the northeast
part of this township, have been dan
gerously i'll for some time past, but
we are pleased to learn, they are much
better. Mr.. Whitney is one of the
oldest men residing in Ravenna.
The condndrum with the boys
about town is, where is that 75 cent
that they have been accustomed tt
draw from the Treasury for tellinG
what they knew about the sale of liz
uor, coming from now since the pass
age of the Scott bill repeating the Law
against selling to be drunk on tn
premises where sold.
Fred. Brown was arrested last Thurs
day on charge of being concerned il
the larceny at the Curtiss residenc
=. and gave bail for his appearance fo
examination before the Justice O
Saturday. 1t became manifest ths
there was no testimony to connect hin
with the affair and he was discharged
1t works wonders upon the Digestiv
apparatus. ZoPEsA acts as gent
f purgative, cures Dyspepsia, remove
languor and low spirits, gives energ
r and capacity for work.
For sale by Belding & Armstrong.