The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-11-20

two o'clock.
Roast Turkey. Chicken Pie. etc.. etc.
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Tickets. 25 cents.
All candies fresh at Candy Kitchen.
Mrs. H. L. Beatty is expected home Saturday.
Frank Alcorn spent Sunday in Garrettsville.
Lawrence Bowman attended the Pittsburg Ex.
position last week.
". W. Humphrey left Monday for q VIC eks
visit with his parents at Saiineville. o.
Ladies' Black Fur Muffs 4s cts. at sNYDkR's.
bA Rorse blankets, wool. plush and fur robes.
md gloves. at G. W. GoCKLE's.
The Womens' Christian Temperance Union
will meet with Mrs. Haley Thursday afternoon.
Nov. 2Ist, at 2 o'clock.
Mrs Frank Pitkin returned Saturday from a
weeks visit in Warren.
Miss Blanche Moore. of Chicago, ILL.,, is the
guest of Thalia Bean.
Laundertd Shirts. extra finish, weight and
quality. u cents. Also. the giant unlaundered
Shirt for Soc. Boys white shirts 80 cts. at
SNYDER's
G W. Gockel claims to carry the largest line
of Blankets and robes in the county. Go and
see him.
Mr.. J. Close and family, and Mrs. Miller. of
Sterling, O., were the guests of Jas. Reynolds
over Sunday.
The Auction Sale by Frank Ford 8 Son,
tuesday. November S6. will be a rare oppor-
Iunity of securing thoroughbred Jerseys at low
prices.
Complete line of Artists Materials now on the
road: BIILow & LENHART.
Attention is directed to the prospectus of the
Cleveland Plain Dealer. Aside from its able
position and answering advocacy of Jeffersoni
an Democracy. it combines the make up of grst
class news and family journal.
The Disciple choir are preparing cantata as
a Christmas exercise in conjunction with the
program in preparation by the sunday school.
Iceland Moss and Lemon Squares, Vanilla,
Lemon, Strawberry, Chocolate, Cocoanut and
Molasses Taffys fresh every day at Candy Kitch-
en-.
Gloves and Mittens-Dog. goat. hog. and
G. W. GecKEL.
N Converse Sons are selling good domestic
Ginghams at Sc. a yard; take look at them.
John s, % and 80, "The resurrection of life
| and damnation," is the subject of the lecture in
| the Universalist Church next Sunday evening.
E. B. Howe, of Grand. Rapids. Mich. is visit
| ing A. B. Griffin ESQ. OF this city. From here
| he will go to Cleveland to spend the winter with
nis daughter. M, S A G. Mason.
Every Cloak in my store to be sold at cost
price; now is your time.
JOHN URQUHART,
The Buffalo Store.
| Friday evening, December 9Th. the Young
| by the Buchtel College Orchestra, will give an
entertainment in the Church.
D. NJ Clewell left for New York, Thursday
evening, to buy Holiday Novelties. He was ac
companied by his daughterKittie, and niece, Mis-!
| RAYMOND, of Akron.
| H. A. Beaver left for Cadillac, Mich. Tues
| day, via C. & P, from which point he will pro
ceed to the wilds of Nature in quest of "bar.
| JC Beatty, H. L Beatty. John Meharg. A.
seaton, John Porter. S. r Freeman. C. A. Reed
5. F. Hanselman. Bradford Rowland and b. 8
hannon attended the Garfield Banquet at w ar
en- last evening. Mr.. Porter was one of thu
SPEAKERS, responding to the toast. The Repub
| .ican Party and Civil Service"
40 inch Dress Flannel for 40 cents. 81 incl
Dress Flannel for 80 cts 40 inch Serge for 80 cts
| Black and Colored Herriettas for so cts. Bod!
| Cashmere % cts at SNYDER's.
Garrettsville Lodge, f. & A. n No. 2z8. will
| ue in the city next Monday evensng. in Response
to an invitation extended to them from Unit!
Lodge of this city. to confer the Masters De
gree. All members of the home Lodge are ex
pected to be present
Rough on Dry Goods is what they call it whe
| you buy good lb comfortable for 90 cts.
pair of white or gray bed blankets for % cents
Ladies knit underwear at 95 cts.. gents gra
| shirts 80 cts. gents flannel shirts for IS cts
aud 81, at SNYDER's.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B Dickinson went to Pitt
hurg last week to attend the Exposition. return
ing Sunday evening. In the morning of thl
lay they had the pleasure of listening to thei
former pastor, Rev. A. M. Hills. at the Fir
congregational Church, Allegheny. In cor
| VerSatlOn
services. he said he thought he had entirely re
, | covered from his recent alarming illness. .whic
ne attributed to a cold contracted while stand
ing in his chul ch vestibule shaking hands wit
: his people at the conclusion of services. an
which settled in his liver aud ultimately resul
ed ia his com plete prostration. with which tt
leaders of the PRESS are fLmiliar. That N
Hills has been restored to health and strengt
is matter of sincere congratulation to him ar
his large circle of friends including the PRES
wish him uninterrupted enjoyment of heal
aud prosperity
You ask why do wish to sell my goods
/. cost? Well, there is just ore reason. and it
this. Unjust get out OF business and will be sa
isfed with what pasa for the goods.
9 JOHN URQUHART,
The Buffa'o Store.
Harry Ticknor, son of G. P. Ticknor, of Il
city, met with a serious accident while employ
at the Kent Car Shops, week ago Saturda
e He was at work on one of the cars of train a
J the engine was up and coupled to the end
the train. Harry attempted to step 10 anott
car but at that instant the two cars separate
letting him fall to the ground. No bones W.
:. broken and there were no serious bruises, /
he sustained such shock that he is still in We
serious condition. being unable to move hims
in bed. 1t is feared his spine was injured. H
nv had been at work at the shops only about t
weeks before the accident.
A. K. Robinson. former resident of this C
was found dead in his room, on the 9th inst
the Hotel Mosier. ST Louis. A post mort
revealed the cause of his death to be an ov
dose of morphine. His son George H.. of
city, was Immediately notified and left for I
city. The funeral was held on Tuesday the I
m inst the remains being deposited in a Genet
- et that city,