The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-03-28

Chairman TIP. Com.
Buy your Wall Paper at Mrs. Scrip
ture's.
The Buchtel College boys are full o
music.
The roads about town are in almos
Summer condition.
Attend " SCHOOL, April 5th. at Reed
Opera House.
Miss Laura Moulton is in RootstowI
for brief stay with her parents.
Mrs Beezle is seriously i'll at her res
dence on Cedar street.
The schools closed, Friday, for the
regular one week Spring vacation.
Miss Belle Catlin is in Akron during
the weeks vacation, visiting relatives
aud friends.
Encourage Home talent, at the Uni
versalist Church, Friday evening, the
29th inst
Miss Emma French, of Beech woods
is visiting her uncle Frank Ford on
north Chestnut street.
Frank Alcorn went to Pittsburgh
Monday, expecting to return in about
one week.
Election Monday, All Fools Day
He who can and does net vote will be
the greatest April fool of any.
There will be Litany and Holy
Communion at Grace Church tomor.
row Friday at 10 a. M
o. P. Sperra, Esq, was in Cleveland
and Akron. Friday and Saturday CT
last week.
Mrs. Geo. Brown was in Akron few
dew days this week inspecting the new
Spring styles of dress making.
Miss Ethel Holcomb is enjoying the
Spring school vacation with relatives
and friends in Kent.
Turn out to the District School en-
tertainment, at Reeds Opera House,
April 5th.
Court convened again Monday NOR.
ming. and adjourned Wednesday until
Tuesday morning next.
Sunday night horse and sulkey be
longing 10 Sid. Craig, of Rootstown
were stolen from his barn.
Miss Grace Armstrong Is in Wads
worth, spending her vacation with her
grandmother.
The Dorcas Society meets Friday
evening of this week with Mrs. E
Knapp, OH East Main street.
John and Frank Holden shipped 6
carload of calves and hogs to East Lib
erty, Pa, Monday, via Q & P.
John 81. Bostwick, of Bristol. Pa. il
in town, called here by the sickness OF
his mother, Mrs. George Bostwick.
Miss Winifred Wait will assist at the
Entertainment at the Universalist
Church tomorrow evening.
=" Backward, turn back wardI o, time
in thy flight! at Reeds Opera House,
Friday evening, April 5;h.
The most amusing and pleasant en-
tertainment of the season, at Reeds
Opera House, April 5. Don't forget it.
DIR. c. s. Leonard is having q slate
Msnsard roof put on his residence,
which will make it one of the finest
in our city.
The Teacher of the ''District SCHOOL,
desires the attendance of everyb body at
Reeds Opera House, Friday evening,
April 9Th.
Next Sunday evening the pastor of
the Universalist Church will preach a
sermon on Christ's test of Disciple
ship"
A. s. Lynn left for Kansas City,
Cheyenne, and other western points,
Wednesday morning. In the interests
of the Camden, N. J. Paint company.
Cresset Lodge, h. of P, will hold
it's first meeting next Tuesday even
ing at 7,30 o'clock in it's elegant new
hall in the Riddle block.
Oakwood Chapel will hold Praise
Service, next Sunday, at p. m., as
sisted by the NJ. Z. Church choir and
society. A fine program is prepared.
Reserved seats for the District
School" Entertainment on sale at
Hsrt's drug store, Wednesday, April
3rd. Secure them early.
8. r. Sturdevant will move to Cleve.
land with his family April lst, and Mr..
w. A. Baxter, from Massillon, will al
once take possession of his residence
on Day street.
VIM. Firth, of Kent, the 4th and
last of the Kent parties charged with
overdriving horse, was, brought be.
fore H. L. Beatty, Esq, Thursday
and said " guilty." SO and costs.
DIR. J. H. Pardse, of Windham, 6
recent graduate from Cincinnati Ho'
tACObooAAS SOAACSOs W oAo AZ WV II 4tAOh
day. The DR.. is.undecided as to what
point in the county he will locate.
The man who is In the dark on tn,
electric light question, is not unlik,
the individual who closes his eyes anG
swears there is NO sunshine when ole
sol is blazing In Meridian splendor.
Letters remaining in the Postoff1c
at Ravenna, March 9th, 1889:
Mr.. g. D. Bradford, A. w. Bacon
Mr., David Fleming. Mrs. L. F. Girls
void, Mr.. John q. Maxwell.
Ravenna Grange will celebrate thei
10th anniversary at Al. jennings b,
holding an open meeting, on the
of April. A good program of literar,
work will be presented and a profits
BILE and pleasant time is ex xpected.
Richard Evans was exhibiting hi
stallion on Main street last Saturday
and while leading the animal, it real