The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-02-15


Remenyi Wednesday evening, Feb.
2Sth.
Spring poetry will soon begin to
sprout.
Frozen turnips are said to be poison
Ous.
There is a slight upward tendency in
the price of wheat.
Be sure and hear DIR, Rexford. He
will give food for thought.
Good Friday, March 23d. Easter
Sunday, March 25th.
Rev. DIR. Rexfcrd at the Opera
House next Tuesday night.
February 22nd, Washington's birth
day, is the next holiday on the pro-
gram.
A slight snow storm Saturday eve-
nsng renewed the sleighing and made
it very good.
1t is said large numbers of birds have
been frozen to death in the woods this
winter.
Our merchants are engaged in taking
an account of stock preparatory for the
Spring trade.
DIR. Vincent said that in this land of
liberty people will dare to listen to
what they DO not believe.
The winter of our discomfort is fast
approaching its end and soon the
fields will begin to look gay.
There has been an abundant supply
of cold weather this winter, but the
stock can't last much longer.
Consistency in opinion and life is
the subject of the lecture in the Uni
versalist Church next Sunday evening.
William Adelman has sold his place
of ten acres, in Randolph, to Mr.. John
Klein; consideration $3.50.
&c. Menary left on Tuesday for st.
Paul, Mimi, to assume a position. on
the Globe newspaper of that city.
The subject of Rev. A. M. Hills
discourse next Sunday evening will be
Dealing ia futures" He should have
large audience.
There has been more sleighing to
the square inch, with the least guam
tity of snow, than was ever before
known in this neck o. woods.
There was a fair audience at the
Opera House Saturday night to wit
ness the presentation of fthespsctacular
drama entitled i" The World" though
there were quite number OF vacant
seats.
There has been very general COM
plaint of late-thst water is too abund-
ant. and someone will be doing big
thing in starting an .anti-cold- water
society.
Mai. D Goodman left for Cincinnati
via Parkersburg, Sunday evening on
railroad business, expecting to be ab
sent during the week.
A. a. Barber and G. w. Brainerd, of
Mantua Station, were in town Mon
day evening. They represent business
at the Station as prosperous.
Our exchanges from all quarters are
still devoting much of their space to
the late floods, which have bsen uu.
precedentedly disastrous.
; All persons knowing themselves to
J DO indebted to the late firm of N. T
Catlin will please call at the office o.
). D. Norton and settle the same.
The best judges pronounce the tes
and coffee made by Il. c. Rice's new
process superior to that made in any
other way. Call at Mowen's and sat
isfy yourself.
Mr.. E. Hickman, of Canal Dover
has removed to Warren, and purchas
ed the tannery on the corner of Soutf
and Pine streets, and is running it tt
its full capacity Il Warren Record.
DIR. Rexford will lecture in Buckey'
Hall, Garrettsville, on Wednesday eve
ming, and in Rowen's Hall, Mantu;
Station, Thursday evening of mex
week.
The ever welcome letters of our Hi
ram and Mogadors correspondents diC
not reach US till our forms were mad'
up last week and were compelled
10 awaitour present issue. We trus
they will not be found void of interest
Some of the victims of the bucket
shop swindlers are receiving encour
aging letters from Chicago, assuring
them that most, if not all their none.
will be refunded. All such hopes ar
delusive.
! On Tuesday evening large part.
from the Sandy Lake district paid
: visit to their former neighbors, Nj
= and Mrs. Orrin Thompson, at thei
nome Oh the Free dom road. The eve
niug was enjoyed by all present.
Isaac Phelps, ESD, has SO far reeo'
> cred as to be able to be about agair
. We were agreeably surprised to Sc
2 him on the street on Tuesday, he hay
,. ing walked from his residence, til
= distance Of half mile.
Mr.. John Brennan, late of the Con
= mercial House, has sold out his inte
II est in the lease to his former partne
D. Mr. Edward Webster, who will COZ
r tlnue to serve the travelling public
g hoste of that institution. Mr.. Brenns
ot is officiating as landlord of the Cowl
House, at Painesville.
"a James BURNETT, who lately kept
m saloon under the Etna House, and WI
- skipped out in the early days of Il