The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-12-04

NO extra C0drSe LOT NcSeINcd SCehI9' oS
notice will be given of the sale of seats.
Fine Chocolates at Candy Kitchen.
Remember that wonderfully low prices and
great bargains are offered at Snyder's during the
Holidays, on Black and Colored Silks.
Black and Colored .surahs. 6S cts; Black and
Colored Suille Silks. 96 cts. at sNYDRR's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w AMOR Holcomb w. A Hol-,
comb. s. &. Freem an and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Il. c.. Bedell, of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. W
q Wright. Hrs. Neusly. of Chicago, Horace
amp and Misses Ethel Holcomb and Jessie
Wir we're Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A. S. DunnIng. --...4- -..-=zz -
Rev. James A. Brown began his ministry in
this city last Sunday, as Rector of Grace Epis-
copaI Church. His morning and evening dis
courses were of excellent merit, eyincing 1pro
found ability with an agreeable. pleasant;
delivery, and discovering solidity of though
that will undoubtedly attract large csngrega
tions to hear him. Preceding the Sunday School
session following the morning service. the rev
erend gentleman made some very earnest
thoughtful and appropriate remarksstG the
teachers and scholars. which were listened to
with appreciative attention. A cordial invita-
ion of attendance is extended to all
/ An opportunity will be given the people 'of
Portage County to hear Hon. Allen Os Myers-
Monday Evening, Dec. 9th. at the Theatge, In
Kent, Ohio, in his new lecture, Ohio stte IS q
iine orator, and late editor of the Cincinnati En-
luirer. To accommodate Ravenna people, tick
cts are on sale at F. c. Parks Jewelry Stofe Sc
cure your seats. Tickets. including reserved
seat. 95 and 25 cents.
Late California papers announce the death, at
oakland. CAL, November 10Th, of Edwin Camp
oell Locke, only son of Mrs. Mary Campbell
Lamb. aged SO years. months and 1S days. The
deceased was native of Ravenna, and went to
California some ten years ago. He leaves wife
ind sister, Mrs. o. M. Sanford. of Oakland, and
many friends. both in Ravenna and California. to
mourn his early death.
A letter received a few days since from our
riend VIM, P. Hazen, of Thonotosassa, Florida,
enewing his subscription to the Press, informs
Is they are all WE'LL and are delighted with theil
nome in the South. Mr.. Hazen has an orange
grove of 70co trees. 1000 of which are in bearing
this season and 5000 will bear next season. His
many friends and acqu sintances in old Portage
will be pleased to learn of his continued pros
Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather Is 8
Wednesday. there was a good attendance at TIKI
| Shooting Tournament, on the Gun Club greun6s
| The entire program was shot out with one or TIVE
| a alded. and in each contest there were from tel
to twelve entries. In addition to the home tai ell
visitors from Cuyahoga Falls. Alliance, Yeungs
| town. Chicago and other places were present ar
| trok part in the days sport. The matches wtr
| SO closely contested that nobody carried off NOR
1 than fair proportion of the prizes.
1 1t would be very difficult to find Smore use
l full or beautiful Holiday Gift than one OF tn
Hope" Fountain Pens. with or without Chase
Gold Bands. Every one warrented. TO be hat
at one place only in Ravenna; the Hope Novel
ty Store. .-s
The young people of the Universalist S S an,
Church will present a fine program Of vocal an
instrumental music and recitations Friday eve
ming. They are certain of full house, :DeI1'
fail to go.
The Buchtel College boys will sing as well a
play. Be sure and hear them Friday evening
John Grier is visiting his old home in Sui
fed. from Tower City, North Dakota. after a
ABSENCE of six years. He expects to return i
early March.
II Miss MaryHawley died last Saturday lat tn
lresidence other brother law, Chas. e. Smitl
| near Sandy Lake, after a distressing siekies
l Of about three months. The deceased was Dor
2 years ago. within few rods of the plac
| where she died. At the age of 10 years. sh
came with her parents to Ravenna. residin
l iere about six years. and then moving toi lows
| where she resided until the death of her fathel
about four years ago, since which time she ha
/ spent one year with her sister, Mrs. Smith, an
the balance ofthe time with her brother, Josep
Iawley, in Nebraska. returning lasts sImme
o make her home with her sister. She was
| yery estimable lady. and had many war;
4 riends, both here and in her Western. hom,
Ter funeral was held on Monday. Rev. Andre'
Wilson officiating, and the remains were! inter
| red in the Brimffeld cemetery.
Plant Brackets. Lamps. Butcher Knives, Stet
md Mouse Traps. sleds. Corn Peppers, Coz
'ails and Tongs. Oil Cans. Burning Oil, ,schot
Tablets. Slate Pencils. sc. Glassware, C1oel
| cry, Hardware, Tinware at
Il HOPE NOVELTY STORE. ,
No. Riddle Brk, Ravenna.,