The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-04-23

PHlLO l., KING. SEXTON
~ The Rink has received a coat G
"yaller" paint
" The warm and sleepy days are com
= ing on apace
v 1t is said the P c. 4 T. R. r. is do
ing big business
Already candidates for office ar
-. abroad in the land,
Probate Junge Grant, of Akron, wa
in town Monday.
;. The frog family have commenced
the concert season.
= Sunday was the first real sprineliks
day of the season.
Ex-Sherif Nc cKinney, of Akron. was
i'll town last Thu. sday.
l.. F. Seymour is having the interior
OF his store freshly painted.
Work on the Improvement of the
Catholic Church has been commenced
New hang up the fiddle and the bow
and take down the shovel and the hoe.
County Treasurer A NJ. Cole. of
Summit county, was in Iown last
Friday.
The Spring time has come and it be-
gins to look as if the Spring has also
come at last
A six mouths old child of Simeon
Crane, of North Chestnut street. died
Sunday last.
IL is now expected that Judge Spear,
OF Warren, Will preside at The Nav
term of Court.
Tomorrow is Arbor-day. Let every
one heed the call of the Governor by
planting tree.
Next Sunday will be the 65th ami.
Versary of the establishment of Odd
Fellowship IN this country.
The Salvation Army folks keep up
their racket, but don't seem to be ell
AAotihS "duJ TcCIullS OF late,
The Street Commissioner has com.
menced his annual cleaning up of the
streets aud cutters about town.
First appearance of VIM. Lloyd in
this city, Friday night, April 24th.
Secure seats at Reeds.
Hamm & Felt moved into their new
quarters in B. Walters new room, on
Tuesday, the 2lst inst.
Mr.. Ed. Converse, son of Nelson
converse, has so far recovered from
DIS sickness as to be able to go out and
up town.
Judge Reed has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be aole to
be in his Office part Of the time each
day.
Miss Nellie b. Ward has been occu.
pying Miss Belle Cstlin's position an
assistant High School teacher during
the lattsr's illness.
Soon the mud will disappear, and the
dust that will be driven in clonds
through the streets will be the cause
for grumbling.
VIM. Lloyd's Co. will produce for
the first time in this city Damon and
Pythlas. one of the leading tragedy
plays of the times. :
At their meeting Saturday evening
the Council ordered that plat and
survey be made at once of the extern
sion of Meridian street south to Harris
street
The Portage County Rifle Team will !
meet at the New Fair Grounds in Ra-
VIENNA, Thursday and Friday, May IA
and l5, for two days target shoot. All ,
are requested to attend.
The warm weather of the past few 1
lays has brought out the disciples of
Isaac Walton, and it is said that some
hne fish are being hooked by the lovers
If the sport.
Mrs. Fannie B. Ward is engaged to t
write regularly for our old neighbor in /
ts new dress, the Sunday Plain Dealer ]
She also corresponds for the Columbus 1
Dispatch. t
The maple buds are beginning to
swell and show signs OF life, and the
sugar season is near its end. It has
been very fair one, and much better
han was anticipated.
Mrs. Lloyd, wife of VIM. Lloyd,
who plays the leading part in Damon '
Pythias at the Opera House Friday [
evening OF this week, is a native of our |
'ity, being daughter of Cornelius
Reafield.
The Hon. J. NJ. Pereira, of Kent,
las developed into poet. A few more
illusions from his pen like unto the +
me that appeared in a Kent paper of :,
asst week, will warrant the utmost :
for the readers of that sheet. :,
Miss Minnie Cooley, daughter of o. :
{. Cooley, of Shalersville, who has C
'een attending school in Ravenna, h AS /
'een at home for the past week very d
lick with rheumatism, but is some e
,etter now. r
Spring has come, gentle Spring. T
With its soft. inspiring air.
e had almost thought The thing
Would not visit us this year. t
Some person slipped the foregoing a
into our sanctum while the
was asleep. We warn all
'ersons against making similar at 1
empt. d