The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-12-13
Seal. Skin Gaps, Silk Plush Caps,

Seal Skin Caps, Silk Plush Caps,
! Russian Otter Caps-a full stock for
the Holiday trade, at BEATTY's.
The members of Ravenna Lodge No.
65, L. o. o. f., to the number of about
thiriy, visited their brethren of Akron
by invitation Monday evening, and
/ had pleasant time.
For few days we shall sell one half
dozen Unlaundried Shirts for three
dollars. J. G. BEATTY.
Last Saturday Mr.. r. N. Andrews,
Of RootstOwn, drove So town a pair of
fat Devon steers, three years cid, which
he sold the day previous to Mr.. A. P.
Spencer, of Shalersville, who intends
to take them to the New York market.
They will weigh about 3400 pounds
and are about as slick a pair of beef
cattle as we have seen for many day.
ABIG DAYS woRK.-M. s. Patterson
and VIM. Drake, both of Shalersville,
cut and put up nine cords of four foot
weod between's7 IA. m. and p. In.
Who can beat THAT?
Fancy SHIFTS in great variety, at
BEATTY'S.
The December meeting of the Horti-
cultural Society will be held on We'd
nesday, the 18th inst, at the residence
of s. h. Green, in Streetsboro. A full
attendance is requested.
.s.s ANDREW WILSON, Sec.
Mrs. Jennie Jenner, reliet of the late
Charles j. Gillis, residing at Orton-
vile, on the western border of Mime
sofa, with her little son, Marion, ar
rived here Saturday morning for a
short visit to friends in this vicinity.
Buffalo Robes and Japanese Robes
asreduced prices, at BEATTY's.
p. II. Bean and his son, A. H. Bean
left Thursday evening for Cheyenne
fSr the purpose of attending the funeral
Of Mrs. VanTassell, the daughter of
MIR. Peter II. Bean, which took place
on Monday, Itisexpectsd that Messrs.
Bean will be home again IN about two
weeks.
The biggest advertisements . man can
have is the class of customers that go
to his store to buy goods. VanNess'
customers are arasng the best people
ia the county, and no one is asked to
help pay some other persons bill, as he
very respectfully declines to credit any
vino arezdna the least degree doubtful.
Elsgant la,it,I HsGk eek sGarf1. 3 ;a at Beattys.
Low prices tell the story. Six
months ago VanNess told you he
would sell Iyeu. the best goods at the
lowest price, and he has knocked down
prices all along the line, and today ev-
cry one knows that they can buy any
thing they want at his store at very
low prices.
k 1t takes lots of sand to open up
grocery on large scale, and, in the
face of twenty or more groceries, knock
the bottom out of prices, but VanNsss
is at home wherever you may put him
and the war on prices he inauguraJed
at the first you can bet your bottom
dollar he VIII continue to the end.
o. Friday aiShC last the meat mar
ket of A. II. Bean Il Co., in Exchange
building, was entered by buls iars.
The rascaIs gained admission by the
reaH door when they proceeded to the
safe and with cieaver attempted TO
get in by battering of the knob and
face plate of the combination lock, but
failed and left without securing any
booty!
Buy your boy nice suit of clothes
for Christmas presena, ut BEATTY's.
In all probability Mr.. l.. II. Bean,
Of Ravenna, Ohio, who has been
closing out Dewey & Wetzel's jewelry
store, is one of the most pleasing and
gentiemaniy auctioneers that ever Wis.,
lted Geneva. His speciality, however,
is in fire blooded stock and real estate
sales. We can recommend him to all
who need a first-class, live man.-[Ge-
neva Times, Dee. 5.
DR.. w. w. White, of Ravenna, Ohio
physician and surgeon for the Cleve-
land & Pittsburg Ry., was called to
Geneva by telephone, on Friday last,
to oattend Mrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
December 5th.