The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-11-05
THE GREAT FAsTIvaL.

GreatOpening of the New Music
Hail at Cleveland, Week of Nov.
9th-S0me of the Attractions of
the city.
The opening of the great MusicH Hall
at Cleveland. which begins November
9th, will be attended with the most
impressive ceremonies. Four of the
greatest prima donnas in the world
will sing at the four concerts. The
magnificent hall has seating capacity
of 5000, and large attendance is ex-
pected from all the cities aud towns in
Ohio and Pennsylvania. In order to
make tht ir stay as pleasant as possible,
Messrs Hover & Higbee, the leading
dry goods house in Cleveland, will,
during the week of the concerts, make
a display of their specialties, and in
vite all visiting Cleveland to make an
Inspection of their store, Nos. 23S and
24O Superior street. Reference to u
few specialties will probably aid our
readers who may desire to improve
this opportunity to select the very
latest aud most fashionable things
produced this season.
In their silk department, specially
adapted to the short wraps so popular
| this season, are black and colored bro
| caded velvets, plushes and frize of eX-
quisite beauty and finish, in unequal
| ed variety.
The popularity of beaded, brocaded
| velvets and bayadere striped plushes
for dress fronts is fully set forth by the
beautiful selections in black and colors
The new weaves of silks, black and
colors, in " Mascotte," TricOtines,"
"Faille Francaise," F." "Radzimere, ,"and
gros d. Ecosse," are the best produces
of the most celebrated makers in the
world.
In evening Silks and Bridal Dresses
Hover & Hisbee's exhibit contains
the most delicate and exquisite
shades in creams, pinks and blues,
the richest description.
In novelty wool fabrics their seasons
inn mportations embrace fabrics and col
Ors of superior eXcellence, in line
exclusively their own. These choice
fabrics are chevoit serges, astrachaus,
boucleS, bourettcs, genuine homespun,
smooth cord diagOnals, mohair loops,
bison Serges, catnels hair etc. In solid
coloIs for full suits the new weaVes
embrace the best ideas of the leading
clothiers of Europe.
In the black goods department the
same effects are shown in weave and
texture as described above. For taill
made suits the assortment of plain
broadcloths and tricots specially adapt
ed is complete. In garnitures and
trimmings in bead and jet, chenille
with wool ball drops and natural furs
and feather trimmings, they will ex
hibit every thing necessary or desirable
to harmOniZe with the prevailing
styles in silks velvets and woods. The
cloak department is complete. In seal
garments everything is shown, from
the novelty visites to the HIGHEST long
dOlman, with the variety of trimmings
the season calls for. Beautiful plush
sacques, elegant brOcaded velvet man
ties, visites and Newmarkets, aud
Jackets of rough woods and astrachans,
palmer woods and fur lined garments,
are indications of the display in this
important department., which cannot
fail to produce a garment to suit the
taste of any lady.
Fur lined garments and rough wool
fabrics in NewmaIkets for heavy
weather are shown in a large line at
very low cost.
During the week also will be made
a specialdlsplay of kid gloves for ladies
misses and gentlemen. in both stree
and evening wear. And also line of
ladies' and gentlemen's silk umbrellas
of the very best make, with ornament
al handles of gold, silver, petrified
novelties, natural woods, etc. All
visitors to the Music Festival will be
welcome to thorough inspection of
this special display of the best goods
shown in any market, and at mod crate
prices.