The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-02

Burglars are doing lively business
in Alliance.
The Palmyra miners are Oh a strik c
for more wages.
Don't fail to see the great Cumter-
land Clock at the Rink.
Weather prophets are predicting an
unusually warm summer.
The model of the Strausburg Clock
at the Rink is splendid. See it,
The country is full of tramps and
they are insolent beyond endurance
The Ravenna Union Schools com
menced their Spring term on Monday.
As the weather is growing warm
and pleasant it is time to put gate
hinges in repair.
Mrs. G. J. Brak low is visiting friends
and relatives in Mogadore, Middlehury
and Akron.
Services appropriate to Easter will
be held in the Universalist Church
next Sunday forenoon.
Mr.. Chas. Day, son of the late Judge
Day, will continue his legal studies
with J. H. Nichols, ESQ.
Mr.. Bernard Walters is erecting a
c0mmodinus business room on his lot
on West Main street,
We understand skating match for
the County Championship is being
arranged for some evening next week
The weather on Monday was yaria
BILE. First it blew, then it thew, then
it snew. 1t was the lamb end of the
month.
A heavy rain storm accompanied by
thunder and lightning, prevailed here
Monday evening. The first of the
season.
The smiling countenance of Joe Gil
lespie, of the Alliance Review. beamed
upon us on Tuesday morning, for few
minutes only.
On Tuesday evening next the ladies
OF OakWood Chapel will hold Maple
Sugar Festival at the Town Hall. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. James Bacon leaves next week
for Boston. Mass, with view of pur-
chasing and fitting up home. May
prosperity attend him.
We understand that Mr.. Dwight A
Dewey contempla!es erecting u tine
Residence on his lot on South Prospect
street the coming season.
Polo match at the Rink on Friday
eFening-Kent vs., Ravenna. This,
with the wonderful clocks, ought 10
test the capacity OF the House"
" &. Thomas, Esq, has been con
fined to his house several days by Sc
we're sickness, but We are pleased to
learn is improving.
The saloons are down on the rinks.
Well they may be. Young men now
devote their spare time TO the festive
rollers.
A Rebekah meeting will be held by
Rsvenna Lodge No Is. ]. .. o. r, at
their Lodge ronul, on Friday evening,
April 3rd All the members are cor
daily invited.
The weather is not very favorable
for farm work. The frost king still
holds his reign and the granger is
compelled to quietly await the time
when he shall release his grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. French. of Gar
rettsville, made their son, G. l.. French
a visit last week. They have just re-
turned from the Sunny South where
they have been spending the Winter.
We are panied to learn that H. Y.
Beebe, Esq, is suffering from stroke
of apoplexy, with which he was taken
at about :; o'clock this wednesday,
morning. At the time we go to press
he is reported as being more comforta
BILE.
There will be Praise Service next
Sunday evening at Oakwood Chapel.
Among the exercises will be Banner
Presentation to the class showing the
best record in the competitive STAN
dard emitting it to the honor of being
the Banner Glass"
The old house OH the "Hub Factory"
lot, corner of Chestnut andOak streets,
one of the old landmarks of the town,
is being moved to a lot ON South
Prospect street. On its old site Mr.. A.
b. Griffin designs to erect a fine new
dwelling house.
For a good, straight haired place to
deal, we would advise you to 60 to
VanNess'. You will get first class
goods aud 16 ounces to the pound. He
has the best cigars and tobacco to be
found in town. He sells an immense
amount of taffy, the best made. You
will find him at the same place As
usual-on the corner by the First Ma
tional Bank. ALI are welcome, rich
or poor.
We are panied to announce the death
of Edwin Heritf, sou of Mr.. J. J.
Richardson, which occurred at the
residence of his parents ON East Main
street, at 55 O'Clock p. IN. on Satur-
day. March 2stil. OF pneumonia, after
a short illness. He was bright, in
t-Iiigent u, Interesting lad who had
just pa-"e / his tifteenth birthday. and
was muci, beloved Dy his pa -nts and
relatives whp in their sad bereave-
ment have the heartfelt sympathy of
the entire community.
"How are we ever going to get
through our spring and SUMMERS
work We are all run down, tired out
before 1t begins" So say many far