The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-04-12

cent cigar In the city, at
CoMsToCK & WATTS.
The circusses and menageries will
start out on the road about the first of
next month.
A. T. Smith has as large and fine a
stock of Carpets as can be found in
Northern Ohio.
Vennor predicted third class storm
for the 10th inst, but it failed to ma
terialize.
Mr.. Hans Otto Beck, editor of the
Akron Germania, was in town on
Sunday last.
Jos. S. B. Swain has moved his resi-
dence to the house of Mr.. Robert Smith
on Grant street.
On next Sunday evening Rev. An
drew Wilson will lecture on 1.-THE
Two Foundations"
A great many people are now en-
gagged in gathering their Spring crops.
'Tis nothing but leaves.
Mr.. Charles E. Smith, of Brimfield,
will occupy DIR. Waggoner's residence
on VanBuren street.
Mr.. George Green, of Rootstown,
commenced clerking in the store of
N. Converse & Son, en- Monday.
DIR. Waggoner has moved into his
residence on East Main street, oppo-
site Merits j. Riddles Coach works.
Mr.. Porter Pike was confined to his
house last week by sickness, but we
are pleased to see he is again on deck
Comstock & Wait have good stock
of fresh garden seeds. Call at once
and make your selections.
The Lake Shore Cracker is the latest
aud best in the market. Call and try
hem at CoMsToCK 81 WATTS.
The Street Commissioner with his
gang of men is doing very commend
able work cleaning up the streets and
alleys about town.
Mrs. Sterling Smith, of Shalersville,
who has been quite sick for over year
past, is at present very low, with little
hope of recovery.
The Mortar" is no more, but you
can still find Reed, as usual, ut No. 2.
Opera Block, with full supply of
drugs, paints, oils, &c.
Mr.. John M. Sapp, residing in the
north part of Rootstown, near Muzzy
Lake, has been confined to his house
for some two weeks by severe sickness.
All Chung, Chinee, has opened a
laundry in the basement of Opera
Block, and now the Ravenna lads are
luxurialiDg in clean. white linen.
Do you want to paint your house :?
Inquire the way to Reeds Drug Store,
No. 2, Opera Block, where you can
buy the BEST LEAD, OILS, &C., at Lowest
rates.
DIR. G. L. Belden will remove his
Office to his residence, on King street,
first house south of Main, where those
desiring his services may consult him
after April 18th.
Capt. J. G. Long and wife celebrate
the fiftieth anniversary of their NJ ar
riage by golden wedding at their res
idenee on Spruce Street, this (Wed-
nesday) evening.
The District Court for this county
commenced it's session Monday after
noon. Judges Sherman, Woodberry and
Laubie on the Bench, and with twen-
ty-four cases on the docket.
Don't look for our sign post-it's
gone-but ask some one to direct you
to No. 2, Opera Block, where you will
find full supply of drugs, fancy toilet
articles, perfumes, &c.
The only child of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
W.. Butler, of Cleveland, died very
suddenly on last Saturday, of cenvul.
We're brought here for burial.
Hon. E. B. Taylor has our thanks
for bound copy of the Report of the
Commissioners of Agriculture for the
years 1881 and 1882 also parts one anC
two of the Compendium of the Censu.
of 1880.
VIM. A. Hanford of Cuyahoga Falls
was in town on Tuesday, attending
, the conservation of Grace Church
, Many years ago he was employed il
this place as clerk in the store of th
late H. A. Brewster.
Mr.. Ezra Fowler took possession O
the Collins House at Keut, as landlord
last week Tuesday. Ez. has had ;
large experience in the hotel busines
and under his management the guest
of that house will fare sumptuousIy
j, We are in receipt of the second mum
j, ber of the new Democratic paper start
C ed at Warren, published every Frida
q by the Western Reserve Democra
s Publishing Company, A. F. Moore
i ESD, editor. 1t is large sized, six
6 column quarto, and presents yer
fine appearance. We wish it success.