The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-12-11

only a thorough mechanic, but an experienced
the last twenty-five years, not only in repairing,
but manufacturing fine watches. Any person
having fine watch that needs repairing, can
take it to him with confidence that it will receive
the proper care and attention.
The demands of our merchants, in setting
forth the wealth of Christmas cheer they are
prepared to furnish to their patrons. is our
apology to valued correspondents from Hiram.
Mantua, Shalersviile, Suflield and Palmyra. for
the nonappearance of their letters. whi> h will
appear next week.
Mrs. Minnie Limbach, of Clinton. Summit Co.,
and Mrs. John Elzbeck. of Akron, were guests of
their sister Mrs. E. Y. Lacey. the past week.
Complete line of Artists Materials at B1LLow
& LENHART's.
The stores of Morris Bros. Sturtevant & Judd,
and j. III. Bogrand. of Garettsville, were burglar
lied by unknown parties Saturday night. Moth
ing but small change taken.
Leave orders for fresh Christmas Candies, Nuts
and Fruits at CANDY KITCHEN.
A son of Martin Kline died last Thursday at his
home near Sandy Lake of brain disease. aged II
years. His funeral occurred at 1G o'clock H. Sat-
urday. from the Catholic Church in this city.
Pallets, Plaques, &c., for Artists Decoration at
BILLOW & LENHARTS.
Last Thursday evening" Arthur E. Orth. of Ar
cadia, o.. and Miss Althea L. Sherwood. daughter
of the editor of the Hudson Express, were united
in marriage at the Etna House. by Rev. James A.
Brown. Rector of Grace Episcopal Church.
Fresh Candies every day at Candy Kitchen.
Charles Alcorn. of Nevada. Mo-. is visi ting his
many frieuds in this city. his old home. Charlie
continues with the Missouri Pacific R. R., holding
a high position in the Superintendent's office,
He will remain until after the HOLIDAYS.
The body of EN-. Hudson was received by his
parents last Friday having been sent from Grants.
New Mexico. to this city. The accompanying
certificate stated that the deceased came to his
death by gunshot wound the 10th of last June
that his age was 2S years; rative place, Charles
town. o., and that he was unmarried. The re-
mains werO inferred at Charlestown.
The dividing line between truth and fiction " as
approximated last Saturday by precocious youth
of this city. who has reached the age of love
gush He was asked why he did not frequent the
society of his young lady friends more and quick
ly replied. Because am too young to be class
ed as legitimate game, and too old to be ignorant
of my tender years."
W. A. j Jenkins has patronized the arts by hav.
ing some fine lettering done on his elegant plate
glass store 'front.' HIS location is thus made per-
haps a trifie more certain but this popular house
hos haen utarn nf attr in thal line
of its wares. that the people of this city and
county would know right where to go if he should
take all his signs down. He has unusually
large stock of exceptional finencss for the Holi-
| days.
| Mouse Traps, Pocket Knives, Mouth Organs
Handkerchiefs, Jewelry, Albums, Chamber
Pieces, Toys, Notions Glass and Chinaware
&c., &C., at Hope Novelty Store, Nos. 3 4
Riddle Blk, Ravenna.
Hundreds and hundreds of articles suitable
for Holiday Presents at
| HOPE NOVELTY STORE,
Nos. 8 & Riddle Blk, Ravenna.
Mrs. L. R. Mason is visiting her. Mrs
Joe Davis, at 263 Vine street. Youngstown.
Raymond Burns, OF Rootstown, is visiting
friends and relatives in Illinois and Iowa.
Officers elected by the Comrades of David Nc.
Intosh Post. No 327. e. A. R.. for 1890: Com
mander, w. S. Krake; S V. c.. j. B.. Russell
VIC, A P. Oviatt; Q M. Rob't Smith; Sur
geon. james Powers; Chaplain. c. A. Newton
Officer of the Day, Chas. Wagner; Officer of tht
Guard. P. L. King.
The Ravenna Social Club gave its first dane,
| q;
Italian Orchestra. of Akron. furnished fin,
music, and the affair was a pleasant one.
Buchtel College Orchestra boys, taking in the
sights last Saturday, visited the Jail. with thu
usual curiosity to go into the 'cell which
Blinky Morgan once occupied" When the eel
| door was closed and locked on them, their cour
| age failed, their curiosity was gone. and it il
said, some of them resorted to singing som'
favorite ollege songs, when the door was open
ed and they were released.
C. B. Doty, a Ravenna boy, now in the emple,
of the C. C. s. 1. freight office at Cleveland
spent Sunday with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. s. Doty.
Our Auction Sale is now on, and will contln-
ue until the goods are disposed Of First sal
begins at p. m. second at p. m.
| THE BUFFALO STORE,
Our store will be spen as heretofore, and W
will be glad to wait upon our friends and Gus
toners, between sales.
THE BUFFALO STORE.
Miss Brown will be with us until the Holi
days, and all in need of Millinery, can save bi
money by seeing her.
THE BUFFALO STORE.
Now is your time to save money-and tn
place THE BUFFALO STORE.
A Parlor Social for the benefit of the Univer
ealist Church, will be held at the residence G
Rev. Andrew Wilson, on Thursday evening
December 18th, Progressive Spelling" wi
furnish amusement ard instruction. All ar
cordially invited.
H B. Dickinson Esq. was III Meadville. Pa
last week. on legal business
The Gospel Temperance AeetiSgs are largel
, attended and much interest is manifested.
, Mr.. Ed Cox went to Cedar Rapids. Iowa. o
Monday. via the Erie.
Miss Lucy Ewing, daughter of Mrs. B. +
Hill. of Campbellsport. lef Tuesday mornin
via the Erie, for Spokane Falls, W T.
ECloaks tall this seasons styles at your ow
price. THE BUFFALO STORE
We want all the Ladies of town and Count
to attend our Auction. Wewill see that all al
provided with a seat
The BUFFALO STORE.
Picture Framing speciality at BILLoW
LENHARTS, Riddle Block.