The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-04-19
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
THURSDAY. APR. 10. 1883


Spade are trumps.
The birds are singing.
The grass is springing.
New School Hats, at Miss Jackson's,
Opera Block.
The bright blazing bonfires cheer
the children.
The warm, bright Spring weather
brings out the awnings.
The hand engine boys were out for
practice Saturday evening.
The late Minnesota blizzard spent
its fury before reaching this region.
s. w. Reese, Esq. is building q fine
residence on his lot on Babcock street.
The town was full of people on Sat
urday and trade was lively all around.
The refreshing rains ofSunday night
brought smileto the face of nature.
PhiIo King is erecting substantial
residence on lot in III. T.. Day Is addi-
ton.
The farmers and gardeners are busily
engaged in getting the seeds in the
ground.
Akron is a highly favored spot. 1t
is promised three circusses before the
first of June.
Goodness consists notin the outward
things we wear, but in the inward
things we are.
Auditor Olin is making fine sub
stantial addition to his residence on
Prospect street.
Charley Slough finds now more at
fractions in life than ever before. 'Tis
a fine healthy boy.
J. G. Pren6ss returned home on Sat
urday for few days visit to his family
and friends. .ag o4ttfa isH s-
The finest Baby Carriages ever
brought to the city may be seen at the
Store of G. A. Myers.
The commissions of Justices of the
Peace of this county elected on the Cd
inst, have been received at the Clerks
office.
A. It. Smith sold over $400 worth of
carpets on Saturday. He has one of
the largest and most complete stocks
Northern Ohio.
Rev. A. NJ. Hills will speak next
Sabbath evening at the Congregational
Church. Rootstown, on Temperance
and the Constitution.
Miss Jackson is making specially
of old ladies' caps. Call and see the
large stock, and you will be sure to find
something to suit yon.
A. s. Beecher, ESQ.,, of Shalersville,
was in town Saturday purchasing car
pets for his elegant new house. A. Il
Smith sold him over $125 worth.
The wind blew furiously throughout
the day Sunday, sending the dust in
binding clouds through the streets,
but doing no considerable damage.
The Commissioners were In session
on Tuesday for the purpose of making
arrangements to repair and reconstruct
the wrecked and dilapidated bridges
throughout the county.
The mercury in the thermometer
marked 81 deg. in the shade last satur-
day, which made people think it about
time to lay in their supply of Summer
garments.
Ifyou have listless, discouraged
feeling, and get weary with but slight
exertion. very likely your liver is tor
pid. Take Ayers Pills and they will
cure you.
A disease called "pole skin" con-
sisting OF parasite or worm from two
to three inches long, in the lungs, is
killing sheep in certain sections of the
state.
With the large drove of cows which
the Colt Brothers, of ShalersyilIe, will
return with Friday evening of this
week, will be some stock hogs and
bulls. Farmers desiring the same will
be promptly on hand.
VIM. Braklow and Chas. Iaubert
are each building a residence on lots
in Hazen's 2nd Addition on Walnut
street. The cellar walls of. both are to
be constructed of hollow brick of
square tile.
Rev. L. F. Bick ford, in exchange
with Rev. A. M. Hills, will speak next
evening, at the Congregation
al Church, on 1.-The Condition of Re-
ligion in Italy, from personal observa-
tion."
Wednesday of last week was a busy
day at the Recorders office; 10 deeds
were received for record also IS mort
cages, securing $l4,75S 20, and mort
cages, covering $500 40 were can
celled.
". B. AYREs, of the Westchester,
Pa, Nurseries, will be in Ravenna on
or about the 2lst inst, at which time
he requests all who have ordered
trees, plants, &C., through him, to be
promptly on hand that day, to receive
their orders while in good condition.
J. Fl. Dussell has recently received