The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-05-10

Farmers, see the Improved "Clipper'
Mower, sold by T. f. Thompson.

Farmers are busy in their corn and
potato fields.
Geo. L. Fairchild has gone East on
a business trip.
A night of solid fun at-the Opera
House Friday night.
Prof. Henry Sperra is home from
trip to Mexico.
The Tramp's Daughter, at the Opera
House Friday night.
VIM. l.. King is spending few daye
at his old Ravenna home.
The County Commissioners were in
session on Monday.
Hon. E. P. Hatfield spent Sunday
with his Ravenna friends.
The trial of criminal cases is expect
ed to commence today.
Villagers are scraping acquaintance
with their gardens these days.
"No rose without thorn" is an old
adage. Oh, yes the Early Rose.
A few flakes of the beautiful" we're
seen floating in the air on Saturday.
The boys are pulling in bnany fish
these days, and lunkers," to let tn, m
tell it.
Somebody is going to get that $50
suit of clothes at Beatty's cheap, you
bet.
Winter continues to linger aroul d,
and seems 10th to take his final de-
parture.
Twenty-Five sets of Harness, single
and double, light and heavy.
T. f. THOMPSON.
Capt. II. Wilcox was in town on
Saturday and having jolly time with
the boys.
Since the reduction of the revenue
tax on cigars the smokers are able to
obtain five cent cigar for nickel.
Mrs. Glover Lewis, of ROotstown,
died suddenly on Sunday morning, eff
heart disease, aged 76 years.
Sheet Music, 116 new pieces just re-
ceived. New Music every month.
Call and examine it.
G. A. MYERS.
The proceeds of the "Box Social'
of the Ladies Aid Society of Grace
Church were about SO, and good time.
Beatty's Bean Puzzle is creating con-
siderable excitement about town and
scores are registering for the main
chance.
We regret to learn of the serious i'll
ness of Ozias Allyn, an old and es-
teemed citizen of Hiram. Ne hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
There will be no Sunday evening
services in the UniversaIist Church
for few weeks. Morning services
and Sabbath School at the usual hour.
| Colt Brothers, of ShalersvilIe, after
Thursday will show to customers an
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extra stock bulls. Be on hand early.
Our young friend, S. B. Hall, of the
Fergus Falls (Minn.) Telegram, has
been III, but we learn from that paper
of the Sd inst, that he is convalescing.
Alvin Coe, compositor in the Can
ton Repository office, made us brief
call Monday morning. He learned
the art preservative in this town.
The old Exchange building looks
better for its coat of fresh paint, but
the location is worthy of the finest
business block in the town.
Major Goldman returned home from
his railroad job down the river some
what under the weather. from dumb
ague. He reports work on the new
road as progressing satisfactolially.
Joe Davis, of Palmyra, and w. B.
King, of Ravenna, attended the Gin
cinnati Dramatic Festival three nights
last week, and represent it as an i'm
meDse affair.
The Sexton reports the number OF
burials in Maple Grove Cemetery from
May 1st, 1882 to May 1st, 1888, at As,
against IS from May 1st, 1881 to Nav
lst, 1882.
Mrs. d. E. Wells and son, Bennie
of Cleveland, visited their Ravenns
friends during the past week. They
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Y
Beebe.
James Brooke has purchased of 0
II. Griffin the old Plane Factory build
ing and lot, and has begun the worE
of fitting it up for the accommodation
of his blacksmithing business.
Mr.. John F. Byers is building al
addition TO his machine works on
South Prospect street, 2Sx4O feet OF
the ground, to accommodate his con
stantly increasing business.
Another Car load of Hollow AK
Wagons received. (Thirty-seven sole
r in this county.) Have also Milburr
+ and Jackson Thimble skein Wagons
F.. II. f. THOMPSON.
Rev. N. Paltzgroff, D. C. Gardne
and Mrs. A. II. King have given thei
residences on Lincoln Avenue an i'm
proved appearance by coat of fres
. paint and a ageneral brushing up.
= Syracuse and best Cincinnati Carriage
e fully warranted-at as
II. F, TRoMPsoN's.