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

ioNely - HatS. DonnetS anu neau RarnlCure DuG
also. all the latest Novelties inseparable with
the wants and outfit of "well dressed" lady,
all of which can be had at popular" prices,
as is denoted by the pleased throngs availing
themselves of the attractions Of this reliable
and fashionable house.
More White and Colored Bed Blankets. Price
reduced to a5 and 95 cts.
N. CONVERSE & Son.
DIR. TRACY will deliver his celebrated lecture
The Mississippi of Intemperance," !" tomorrow
Thursday evening, at Reeds Opera House.
Admission-Adults. 15c; Children under Is,
10c. This lecture is highly spoken of by the
press, wherever delivered.
Last Thursday morning Mrs 81. C Mueting,
while going to the market. fell on the icy side
walk. in front of Twitt's Variety Store and
| broke her right collar bone. Her condition is
| as favorable as could be expected.
Candy Kitchen for fresh Xmas Candies.
The largest stock of Holiday Goods ever shown
in Portage county at Hope Novelty Store, Nos.
& 4 Riddle Blk. Ravenna.
Not having auction in forenoon. we will de-
vote the time to selling at a uction Prices
THE BUFFALO STORE.
Perfumes of exquisite odor, Hand Glasses.
Manicure Sets, Ladies' Portmonais, Gents fine
Pocket Books. Clothes Brushes, Cigar Cases,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Artists Materials Fine Cam
dies, and many other useful and appropriate
articles for Christmas Gifts.
E. c. BELDING. No. 2. Riddle Block,
Hon. c. d. Ingell was guest at a birthday
party at Mantua Station, Monday evening, CIV
| en- in celebration of the doth birthday of VIM.
II. Crafts, a banker of that village
We have the word of tue court house janitor
pro TEN, that tons of coal are needlessly con-
| sumed in our temple of fjustice.to prevent which
| air springs aave been placed ON the entrance
doors.
Miss Jennie Banks left for Chicago Tuesday
| morning for visit of indefinite length with
her friend Mrs. Ina Slaughter.
The December meeting of the Horticultural
Society will be held ON Wednesday, the 18th
inst, at the residence of J. H. Willyard, in ka-
| VIENNA. one mile west of the Court House. Essay
| by II. A. Swan. All are cordially invited.
Please bear in mind that the sp, cial low
| prices on Silk Dress patterns, including all
| Trimmings, made at Snyder's store. is tor the
| Holidays only. Improve it now; they are SELL
| ing fast. The silk alone would be cheap any
where at the price asked for the whole thing.
Buy your Flannelette Shirts at snyder's. Only
% and IS cents for we'll made, good style.
In our last issue we stated by mistake that an
admission fee of 35c. would be charged at the K
of P. dance. New Years Eve. 25c. is the correct
amount,
Don't fail to call and see the elegant stock of
| Goods at PARKS. and at prices that place them
within the reach of every one.
! We have grand stock of goods for the Holi-
| day trade. Come to town, ii the roads are bad
You make the mud fly, and we will make the
| goods fly at low prices.
| N. CONVERSE & Son.
10 inch Black Silk Velvet only s1.Oo. and IS
inch Pushes at 45 cents. See them.
| N. CONVERSE & Son.
Butterick's Patterns mailed to any address,
on receipt of price. N. CONVERSE SON.
The first G. A. R. Camp Fire of the series for
the season will be held at Windham. Friday eve
ming, Dec. Goth. All comrades are invited.
Mrs.S.D Norton died at the home of her daugh
ter Mrs. Julia Poe Sunday night. of liver disease
! and heart trouble. aged IS years. Mrs. Norton
has been a great sufferer for number of years.
but through it all was never heard to murmur or
complain. She was exemplary woman, and
her death is sad affection to her family and a
great loss TO the community. Her funeral was
held this forenoon at IL O'Clock. Pres. Zolers OF
Hiram College. officiating.
An obituary will appear next week.
Mr.and MRS .Hutson. of Edinburg. spent Sun
day with Edward Knapp and wife.
Gun Club score. December 9th: Madole ID
Lewis 81, Henry 8, Morgan Q. Pierce z. MoIrow
s, Bierce Is. Grail 81.
Messrs. Holcomb. of Iowa. Snow, of Auburna
o.. and Vanor.nan, of Akron, members of the
Buchtel College Orchestra. were guests of Rev
and Mrs. Andrew Wilson from Friday evening
to Sunday morning.
Mrs. j. II. Eggleston. of Cleveland, Organ
izing Deputy OF the Order of Fraternal Guardi-
ans. has been in the city the past few days look
ing the ground over for organizing a Lodge
here. She will be here again Monday.
Mrs Franklin Willard. of Franklin. died
Monday night after an illness of about three
months. Her funeral was held at O'Clock this
afternoon, from her late home, Rev. Andrew
Wilson officiating.
The new Atlantic Mills are fully completed
and once more these celebrated brands of flour
are on the market. The new building is a two
story brick with basement. and is filled from
TOP to bottom with frst-cass machinery. of the
Latest and most approved makes. the entire
equipment with the structure, being bran new.
MIR. Babb has associated Mr. L. A. Pryor with
| ulm III Gue UuSlueSSs anu JulS well
known ability as frst.class miller. will insure
a continuation of the same excellent quality
that made the Alta atic Mills products so justly
famous. and secured for its proprietor such a
, | volume of business. The same advantages of
fair dealing. prompt service, and superior goods
Will be found at the new mill. supplemented by
| every modern Improvement that insures the
, best possible results in its products.
The simple announcement that the Atlantic
Mills are again in full operation, will be spf.
fcient to recall all its former custom. and give
it a large increase of patronage from its i'm.
provement over the old mill.
The mill has capacity of IS bbls. per day
and everything is arranged with reference tt
convenience and dispatch. The d" Atlantic >
has not superior in the State, and IS prepared
to greatly exceed in quantity of business the
one from whose ashes it Phenix like has arisen
An adjourned meetiD 6 OF the Council was helC
at the Mayors Office w Wednesday evening and
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