The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-11-20
T. r. MASON. Adj't.

E.W. Poe has started a new Coach Line and
has put into service an elegant eqhipm snt,
which has already caught the lions share of
business at the railroads and has become i'm
mensely popular over the entire city
,Rsheriff Jones dropped in at Snyder's store the
other day and was about to make some arrests
for Sci ing goods so cheap. but an explanation
of how cheap they were bought. for cash, sent
him On his way rejoicing
Everything frst class and latest style etEW
Poe's Livery Stable.
John Urquha:t. of the Buffalo Store. was in
Cleveland yesterday. on business.
Vernon, youngest son Or Mrs Belle N. Jones.
died shortly aft ,r - O'Clock Monday night. of
scarlet fever. His funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon. at 4 O'Clock, Rev S. W. Meek ofhci-
ating.
Horace Winchell has been granted pension
irst payment of which will amount to $4,000
de is an inmate of the County Irfirmary, hav-
ing been placed there on account of insanity.
Don't fail to attend the Auction Sale of Frank
Ford & Son. Tuesday, November 26,h
Frank D. Curtiss, of New York City, is visit
ing friends in Town.
Rev James A. Brown, of Hudson. was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs A. willyard. accompanied by her daugh- !.
Ter Katie, and Mrs Fred Meister, left on Fri
lay for few weeks visit to relatives and friends
in Youngstown.
Roast turkey and chicken pie dinner at the
Disciples Church on Thanksgiving.
Gents Cardigan JAG kets 81. Best Whittendei
Working Coats. 81 cts Real Water twist ducA
Overalls so cts. at SNYDER's
Farmers. the way to have good market is to
patronize it. W.K Dronberger has established
himself just east of the Z. s P. R. R. station TO-
| the purpose of hand lag Farm Produce this Fall
He is giving his attention to Dressing and
! shipping Poultry. If you want the Top prices
| tor what you have to sell. call and see him
Common Pleas Court adjourned last Wednes
| day to January 9th. This session of court was a
busy one over 100 cases being finally disposed OF.
The V P S. c. E. ofsthe Disciple Church will
give dime social this evening. An interesting
program will be presented.
| The dear children can now be served with
/ Cloaks at u cut price. Snyder wishes TO MAKE
| a clean sweep of the remaining numbers, to
make room for other goods.
Ford's erseys are of celebrated breed Theil
sale at auction. Tuesday. Nov. 26th. will be an
event of great interest among dealers and the
,nblic generally.
E.W. .Poe's new Coach Line is one of the latest
departures of that enterprising. wide-awakt
gentleman, whose zeal in behalf of the public
service has become proverb here.
The Cloak trade at Snyder's store is just i'm
mense. The low cash prices is just what dees
it. Just think of it. s. So. 81 and So for a tip
top Newmarket.
Mrs Jennie Brooks. who has been visitin 6 hen
friends Mesdames Henderson and Morgan, in
Cleveland the past week. has returned home.
Bell Jory. one of our bright little school girls
is quite sick with malarial fever.
Mrs. Carrie Esty is in Niles. being treated fol
rheumatism.
Mrs. John wiley.spent Saturday among Ra
VIENNA friends.
Miss Emma Williams of Windham. is visitir
her friend Miss Efiie Bradley.
The telephone has been taken out of the P. 8
W. depot. What nextp
Tom Williams and wife visited with l. L
! Bradley and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bradley were in Massil
. lon last week.
full line of sizes Children's White Merin
Underwear for IS cents each at SNYDER's
John K Smith has traded his hotel propert
here Shannon House, for grist mill, house an
! lot and II miles of toll road at Concord, plac
|
transfer was made with John Short of Marietta
o. who will probably not leave his present plac
! of residence. Monday afternoon Mr.. and Mr.
Smith left via C. & P. line for their future HON
: in Concord. Ky. Success attend them.
The Worlds greatest and best Carpet sweers
t at SNYDFRs
IS The other day two well known Ravenna gel
tlemen were seated in the corridor at the Shal
non House and naturally enough their conve
ltion was directed toward the absorbing polite
:, themes of the day. The older of the two ge
= tiemen, whom we will call Mr.. John Smith.
the course of his remarks said to his polite
= opponent "You are very radical and illiberal
g your political views much more so than myse
Your predictions are all based on partisan pref
4 dice. Oh l guess not, replied the 9th
-s gentleman. 81 willing to concede that G
II, casionally there exists even such avis as
~ honest Democrat. Now, what proportion
,1e Republicans do you think are endowed wi
- those principles of probity that entitle them
10 the confidence of the people as honest men p
Mot id one. quickly replied the libe
minded Smith.
= Don't put it off much longer to buy Clos
Sacque. or New Market Now is your chan
IN while Snyder has full assortment of sizes a
er- prices are SO low.
MS u,. - II,
ia' Pumphrey. are new candidates for recognition
I'm one of the popular aud reliable bust firms
Try our city They tell of their location and reso
sss, in another estalaa.