The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-12-19

GooDs at cost at the Dollar Store.
One Hundred Dozen
Silver Knives, at lowest price, at
537-3w. WAIT. DEWEY & Co.
ROADS rough.
Toys q. +. III. Stiles.
GOODS at cost at the Dollar Store.
The weather begins to present a
wintry appearance.
Goss Bros, of Edinburg, will keep
closed doors on Christmas.
VIM. p. HAzEN was in town few
hours last Friday morning.
DOLLS at F. II. Stiles. @
FoE Holiday Presents, go to +. II.
Stiles, Mechanics Block.
THE congealer is at work doing an
ice business. So, set your ice-houses
in order.
AS YOU are about to swear of make
up your mind to stick to your good
resolves.
CHINA Cups and Saucers at Stiles.
CHRISTMAS next Wednesday. If you
have gifts to make prepare to make
them now.
DRUMS at F. Fl. Stiles.
THE auction sale at the store of Web
er s. Smith, in Maryin's Block still
continue.
PANEL PICTURES at F. III. Stiles.
VIM. L. GOLDMAN was confined to
his home several days last week by
sickness.
THE Catholic Fair closed on Mon
day night. 1t was a grand success,
netting about $500,
BRACKETS at F. II. Stiles.
The Rayenna Union Schools will
close their present term on Friday,
taking a vacation till after the holidays.
THAT interesting letter from Col.
Cotter will (noD be found in the pres
ent issue of the PRESS.
GOLD PENS and Pencils at Stiles.
SHERIFF KELLER is able to be around
again attending to business, but he has
pretty bad looking optic.
FINE STATIONERY at F. II. Stiles.
The Sheriff commenced the sale at
auction of the balance of the stock of
goods of J. S. Smith, on Saturday.
Books at F. II. Stiles.
S.J.PARMELE returned on Saturday
last from an extended Western trip,
and is highly delighted with his visit.
ALL those wishing to have the Sun
day Leader delivered at their resi-
dence, will please leave their names at
S. B. HALLS NEWS DEPOT.
WHAT better or more appropriate
Christmas present can you make Il
friend than to send him the Press for
year? Think of it.
ROCKING HORSES at F. II. Stiles.
On Friday last Justice Sperrs gave
Frank Cooley two days in the county
cooler for lifting a saw belonging to
M. s. Clark,
Our village policemen must have
been a little off last Thursday night
when he rang the ten O'Clock bell an
hOur ahead Of fine
WE have received an invitation TO
attend the celebration of Jackson's
victory At New Orleans, at Columbus
on the coming Sth of January, for.
which the committee have our thanks.
Miss ANNA I. GlBLIN, the teacher
in the Catholic School in this Village,
left for Painesvillc on the Saturday
evening train, being called home by
the sad intelligence of the death of
her mother.
We are under obligations to our
young friend, S. Il. Hall, for Harper's
New Monthly and Scribner's Maga-
zines for January. They are capital
numbers. All the leading Magazines
and Periodicals may be obtained at
Mr.. Halls News Depot.
THERE were more good pious pco-
pie in Ravenna last Saturday than for
long time previous. Scarcely per-
son upon the streets was able to MAIN
tain a perpendicular position, and
scriptures declare that slhe wicked
stand on slippery places
Now is the time to buy furniture
and crockery. Prices are on the bed
rock, never go low before. Go 10
Fairchild's Furniture and CrOckery
Store and see what he has for the hol
idays. It.