The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-11-13
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NO D. kltittl6 BiOck-Bl low q Lcnhart.
Tho da- s are now shorter than the nights.
Turkish Rugs. good size. u cts. at sNYDER's
ga Horse blankets, WOOL plush and fur robes,
ard gloves, at G.. 6OCKLE's.
Criminal suspects are facing the music at Com
mon Pleas this week.
just arrived 25 PIECES Standard Ginghams
5 C. yard, at SNYDERs
1.-THE Unpardonable Sin" is the subject of the
lecture in the Uuiversalist Church next Sunday
eveving.
books at Mrs. Scriptures.
Mrs p. II. Bean went to Chicago yesterday via
Erie line
Merits & Riddle shipped two fine landaus to
Franklin. o.. Monday.
There will be union thanksgiving services at
the Congregational Church.
& w. Gockel claims to carry ths largest line
Of Blanke and robes in the county. Go and
see him.
Mr. and Mrs H. C. Bedell of Clev veland. were
the guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wanzer
ilolcomb. over Sunday.
You've got to be lively if you rant pair o,
SnyGer's SEC Bed Blankets. Only one case left
]. S. Allen his purchased of q. j. Torpey
three lots on the north side of Central A, enue
Hon. VIM. Heslcy returned to Cleveland
Monday. after residence here of about one
year.
F. NJ Rumbaugh YVES called to Mt. Plea art.
Pa. Friday. by a telegram info, ming him of the
dangerous illness of a brother residing at that
place.
| Mrs Diana Barber. of North Chestnut Street.
is visiting her son Edward A. Barber and wife. at
Newark. .. She will remain during the holidays.
| expecting to return early in January.
The slaughter of quail CONNIE, ce.l Monday
morning. Ravtnra sportsmen returned home
with well filed game bags and empty cartridge
| boxes.
Gentlemen. when you are looking for fl annel
Shirts don't forget Snyder's. Can save you big
| money.
| Will A. Allen has entered the employ Of hi.
| 5rother j s. Allen. and wifi be pleas ed to man
pulate choice cuts OF the best meals he country
| affords to his friends. at the Peoples Meat
Market
Hon. EW.N ,xson. MIR. E. B. Taylor ct al treat
| cd the voters of Palmyra 20 some high tariff talk
just before election. Palmyra gave 80 Democratic
majority, net gain fS7 votes over 1887. Do so
some m re. brethren.
| The Ravenna Roller Mills in keeping with the
color of their choice products. are beir painted
1 a pure white.
800 Comfortables. z and h., for % cents, a,
| Snyder's. Come quick-they will not last long.
and cold weather will soon be here
Gloves and Mittens-Dog. at, hog. and
bucksEin, felt and wool at rock bottom prices
| G. W.GOcKEL
| Formers, W. r. Dronberger paid SIC per
pound for Turkeys last week. Call and see him
before selling your Poultry. Business Place op-
posite C. & P. R. R.
Mrs. C. H. Saye and Miss Maud Sayle. of Cleve-
land. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. King
from Wednesday to Saturday of last week.
| 1t is no wonder You snch throng of co
pie at snyder's store every day. as he has such
nice goods. and prices are right every time.
Mrs A. ]. Williams and son, of Akron were the
guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J lanes Jones.
over Sunday.
Mrs Perla D"niels and Miss Name Knapp. o.
GarrettsvilIe, were guests of Ravenns friends
Saturday and Sunday. Miss Knapp is teacher
in the public schools of that town and was in at
tendance at the Teachers Association while here.
Cast your wishfnl eye on the handsome ladies
and children's fuIs in sn. der's show windos {.
and then drop in and see how cheap they are.
Rev James A. Brown. of Hudson. has accepted
the call extended to him by Grace Church and
will conduct regular services here the first Sunday
| in December.
At high noon, Wednesday the 9th inst, in the
presence of some twenty relatives and friends
Rev. Andrew Wilson soleianized the marriage OF
Addie L.. daughter of Chas. King, of Kent. and
Samuel ]. Conley. of Ashland. Boone County. Mo.
The bride has spent much of her life in Ravenna.
where she has many warm friends who wish her
and husband abundant prosperity and happint s.
Returning Monday evening, Messrs. Ri: do n
and Parsons had their buggy loaded so heavily
with quail that the VIII iflietTee broke and Il ey
were left unceremoniOusly in the ditch. They
managed to get their load home by throwing
away the empty shells which they had used
during the day. At least. it was so reported.
Four and five button Kid Gloves. black ant
colOred, at Sny yder's, for 5sc. a pair.
A grand Shooting Tournament will be held s
the Ravenna Gun Club grounds on Wednesda!
|
tended 10 all interested in trap shooting. TIL,
, program consists OF nine matches. with en-
trance ranging from so cents to 81. 81 and will
be governed by Association rules.
Another big case of Standard Fancy Prints
4 for comfoitables. at &c. yard. at SNYDER's.
We had the pleasure. Tuesday. of meeti'
Hon. James S. Robinson, of Kenton. Hardil
Co Ohio's Secretary of State from JanL ar
1895 TO 1889. who was here neyotiating the ri oh
of way for the Toledo. olumbus and SoutLer
R. across certain lands in Hardin counl
owncl by parties here.
After the Schubert Quarlette Concert MOnda
evening. two small diamonds belonging to on
of the company were mis- ,ing. and John M srvil
janitor OF the Opera House, was arrested for n
theft. He confess ed that he and one McAndI ev
- had taken the diam ,nds from a dressing rool
A and concealed them. McAndrews fed the cit
- and Marvin was fined So and costs.
Hon. Lucus E. Durfee died at his home
Chardon, Sunday morning at o'clock, after
protraete ell illness. Mr.. Durfee has been for maj
years one of the leading members of the Geaul
County Bar and his legal abilities in his
repule throu ghout this portion of the State as
9 crudite counsellor and successful practicione
He was well known here where he has many tim
of Ravenna friends will hear with sorrow of
deceaSe. His funeral was held this afternoon
Z / o'clock from his late residence
n. Twenty more pieces of that Z and Ct Can't
Flannel, at snyder's. Same goods our neig
bors ask you 1nc for.
J.G. Shredder and family left Monday event
for Summerfeld Fla. where they will rema
during the Winter or until the harvesting of
crop. Should the climate prove beneficial to
Shreader's health. they will permanently loci
there. Mr.. Shredder has three acres of you
orange trees which will be in bearing in about t
years. Summerfied is pleasant railroad stat
of about 200 inhabitants, composed mostly
- Northern people. The locality is a paradise
ID hsatsTa aud anglers,