The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-12-11

Toys anu NOtlOus ot = A' S"A'Se'
See our cheap table.
WAIT. DEWEY s. Co.
Holiday Goods at F. III. Stiles.
Roads very muddy,
Weather badly mixed.
Tax-paying is becoming brisk.
Only three more weeks in 1879.
Vases and Toilet Sets at F. II. Stiles.
Christmas two weeks from to-day.
DIARIES FOR 1880, at F. H. STILES.
We don't object to little back-pay.
Oh, no!
Albums, all prices, sizes, and styles,
at F. III. Stiles.
Truth is stranger than fiction-to
some folks.
The Earnest and finest assortment of
Box Paper, at F. II. Stiles.
Buy your holiday presents at the
Universalist Fair.
Cut glass Ink Stands and paper
weights, at F. FL. Stiles.
The Ravenna Union schools will
close their fall term on the 18th inst.
A large line of Fine Books and Sta
ionery at F. III. Stiles.
81 will buy a very nice Butter Dish
at WAIT, DEWEY & Co.
r. B. Knapp, of Eimira, N. Y, Wis
tied his friends in Ravenna on Tues
day.
Have you q picture you want
framed for Christmas Now is the
time to have it done at F. III. Stiles.
Christy & Taylor compond the best
liniment and condition powders in
use. Try 'em.
See our new styles of low priced
goods before you buy Holiday pres
ents. WAIT, DEWEY & Co.
James Phelps, well known citizen
died at his residence, in Rootstown on
Tuesday.
See oar So, 10, SIS stem-winding
Watches. lust what your boys want
for Christmas. WAIT, DEWEY & 20.
Brother Webb, of the Garrettsville
Journal, made us pleasant call on
Friday. s.
The weather prophets who predict
ed a warm, open winter still have the
inside track.
Christy & Taylor will receive sick
and lame horses, and give them prop
or care and scientific treatment.
There are twelve prisoners in the
Summit County Jail, four being wo-
men.-[AkronT Tribune.
Go to Heimes i Rogers, Empire
Building, for Robes, Blankets, Whips,
&c, SC. 5w.
A walking match for purse of $50
is advertised to take place at Grange
Hall, Christmas.
The next term Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas IN this county will com.
mence on the 18th of January, Judge
Taylor presiding,
An exchange thinks the ice crop
will be unusually large this winter
unless some worm or insect is invent
ed to destroy it.
"Religion and Business" is the SUBJ
ject of the lecture to be given in the
UnIversalist Church next Sunday eve
ming.
At the Universalist Fair will be .
good place to get your dinner on
Wednesday, the 18th inst. Only 20
cents.
For Holiday presents nothing in
the market will please the young Ia
dies better than our new style Neck
Chains and Lockets. They are cheap.
WAIT, DEWEY Sc Co.
Miss Ada Freeman, daughter of the
late Stephen r. Freeman. deceased,
died at the residence Of her brother
in-law, w. F. Stein, in Cleveland, at
Is Tuesday morning. =
Hon. d. ID. Beebe, Senator from this
District has furnished US the thirty
third Annual Report of the State
Board of Agriculture, for which he
has our thanks.
Messrs. Stone & Mack. Merchant
taiIors, 1O2 South Howard street, Ak
ron, made an assignment last week to
II. w. Ingersoll, Esq., for the benefit
of their creditors. Il.
Don't fail to call at the store of Geo.
E. Fairchild, I'm Phenix Block, and
make an inspection OF his immense
stock. He has fine assortment iof
goods suitable for the holidays.
II for your Christmas presents you
want Books, Stationery, Albums,
Brackets, Pictures, Frames. Vases,
Toilet sets, China Goods, or Toys, you
can get them at F. III. Stiles.
Our young friend, G. 81. Crafts, oi
the Rapids has removed to Lincoln.
Neb., where ne has established him
self in the Produce and Commission
business, the firm being Norton, Crafts
& TO. We are pleased to learn thai
they are doing q splendid business
We learn that Lewis Hatfield, form
erly employed in the jewelry estab
lishment of Messrs. Wait, Dewey 8
Co., of this village, died in Cleveland
at 6 40 Tuesday morning, after long
and distressing illness.
The Catholic Fair opened at Citizen'
Hall on Tuesday evening and viii
continue each evening during the
week. Many useful and fancy articles