The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1886-03-18

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: Rink rinklets about rinked.
The grounding days are past,
There are two prisoners in the Jail
Mr.. VIM. Grinnell is out on the
streets again.
Farmers are preparing for theil
Spring work.
1t is about time to begin cleaning ur
your premises
Seymour will give you prices below
the bottom.
The Teachers examination last Sat
urday was we'll attended.
We have had some good sugar
weather the past week.
Union services were held in the
Disciples Church Sunday evening.
The weather SO far this month is
said to be hard on the wheat crop.
Robins and bluebirds, harbingers of
Welcome.
Max Riddle, son of H. W. Riddle, is
reported dangerously ill with typhoid
pneumonia.
Harry Beckwith, son of Mrs. III. F.
Beckwith, is quite i'll but is today inn
proving.
D. c. Goldman and daughters re-
turned last Thursday from toeir visit
to Columbus, o.
Circuit Court adjourned Thursday,
the 18th, after substantially clearing
up the docket.
M. V. Dunlap, hotel keeper at At
water station, made us a short but
pleasant call on Friday last.
The chaps with rods and lines will
soon be gathering at the river. Then
look out for big fish stories.
Mr.. Jesse w. McGahan is confined
to his house by severe attack of par
aiysis in the lower limbs.
From the 11th of February to Tues
day last, twenty-five persons have
found quarters in the city cage.
John Benson is preparing rooms hr
the public to bathe in Crystal Lake
waters, without hoofing it to the lake.
May 80 is the next legal holiday, and
as that occurs on Sunday, Monday
will be observed in business circles.
M, J. Belts and wife, of New Mil
ford, left Saturday afternoon for New
York, to be absent until April lst.
Mr.. Alonzo Byers is very low with
a disease of the brain. There is no
hope of his recovery.
Mr.. L. NJ. Potts started on Tuesday
last for Helena, Montana, where he
expects to spend the coming summer.
The attention of our readers is called
to the advertisement of Public Sale,
at w. 1. Chamberlain's farm, near
Hudson.
Miss Ella Pratt, daughter of the late
DIR. Pratt, of Lanesboro, Berkshire Co.
Mass, is visiting in the home of Mrs.
Judge Day, East Main street.
Judge Conant tapped his sugar bush
Monday morning, and as the Judge is
a non-bogus advocate we look for one
supply of sugar free from glucose.
VIM. Beckwith, who has been af-
fiicted with consumption for several
weeks, is gradually failing and but
little hope is entertained of his recov-
cry.
House cleaning days are near at
hand. A young man is fortunate who
owns house and has nice little wife
to assume the responsibility of clean
ing the same.
P. II. Bean & Son go to Irwin,
Westmorland Co., Pa, Wednesday,
the oath inst, to sell an important sale
of 35 head of Imported Clydesdale
horses. a ssssse
Mr.. J. d. Garey's school, in the
Clements district, north of town, closed
on Thursday last. Mr.. Carey taught
an excellent school, and the patrons
were fortunate in securing so compe.
tent teacher.
The Clements Brothers are about to
open cigar-box factory in the Knapp
foundry building north of where the
G. & P, depot stood. Mr.. E. F. Barton
has been employed to take charge of
the same.
The Shalersville Dramatic Club will
give an entertainment at the Town
Hall this, Thursday evening, for the
benefit of the G. A. r, Relief Corps.
The Home Circle Quartette Club will
furnish music for the occasion.
Mr.. Volney Curtis and family are
moving onto the farm of Alexander
Clements, father of Mrs. Curtis. They
will have charge of the farm and take
care of the old gentleman the remain
der of his days.
On Wednesday evening, the 10th
inst, party of perhaps twenty young
people made an unexpected visit to
the family of Mr.. Herman Cast, at
Beech woods, east of town. Notwith-
standing the surprise, all were cordial
ly received and the visit was enjoyed
by all.
The popular comic opera, the "Mi-
kado," was rendered Tuesday evening
at Reeds Opera House, by the Leland
Opera Co.. to a large and delighted
audience. The Troupe more than re-