The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-12-18

W. K-ate & Co, wish everybody a Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year. and invite
them to call and exs mine their stock o. Candies
Nuts, Fruits, &C., which they selling at
very low prices.
Over sixty firms will be represented at the
Merchants Carnival tonight.
| A pair of nice slippers make useful and ap-
proprate Christmas present, and W F. Towns
has an elegant line to select from
why rot buy yonr wife pair of those fine
shoes at W F. Towns for Christmas PRESENT.
W. F. Towns has an immense stock OF boots,
+ shoes and slippers. for men, women and chill
dren. When making holiday purchases give
him call. Prices are so low it will surprise
! you
| Miss Helen Louise Davis made her debut at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis, in Youngs-
town. last sunday. The little morsel of human
/ ity asserts herself right vigorously. according
! TO the word of Grandpa Mason. who cannot
! avoid betrayal OF the pleasure experienced in
i his new ancestral role.
| In another column Of this issue will be found
a sketch of Hon J. Fl. Thomas, of Springfeld
I which publish by request, His claims Tor
recognition at the hands OF the party are ably
set forth in the sketch. ard while our prefer
ence for U. :. Senator is Calvin : Rrice, should
ne fail to secure the prize. we will cheerfuily
| and heartily acquiesce in the selection o1 MI
Thomas. whose ability. honesty and Democracy
are beyond all doubt or cavil.
Mr. John, Reynolds and son Willie, of Brlm-
| field, Mrs R w Walton and Miss E A Turner
of Uhricksville, o, were the guests of James
Reynolds, over Sunday
Miss Maude Morgan, of Garrettsvile. is with
her aunt Mrs. j. s. Allea. assisting in the care
of little William, who is suffering from severe
attack of infammatory rheumatism.
The last of the series of Temperance meetings
conducted by Dr.. Tracy, at the Opera House
was held Sunday evening, with very large
audience the subject being Ten Nights in
Bar-room.'' illustrated. We understand over
200 names were secured to a total abstinence
pledge during the meetings. At the conclusion
of the Sunday eveaing meeting a motion was
made to draw from those present an expression
on the question of taking advantage of the Dow
Law in this city, and after remarks by various
individuals a vote taken resulting in
unanimous vote in favor of the proposition.
series of popular meetings will be held in the
near future for the purpose of adopting resoln-
tions to be presented to the Council. with view
of obtaining the necessary authority from that
| body to again submit the question to vote of
the people,
Fine Ladies Cutting Tables and Stands for
Sz.oo each, at w. A. Jenkins.
Frank McTye's stock of beautiful Slippers,
fine Shoes, &c., which he is selling at very low
prices. will help you in the selection of Christ
mas purchase.
You pay no profit on Holiday Goods at the
sale of the Wait Brothers stock
They are going fast; still there are many de-
sirable bargains for close buyers at the W ait
Brothers Sale.
What nicer for Holiday Gift than pair Of
those beautiful Slippers at McI,yes?
| McTye has an elegant line of ladies and
misses fine Shoes, which, like true friendship
will wear. Nothing more suitable for Christ
mas present.
Step in to w. A, Jenkins store and see those
fine Piano Lamps.
A small amount of money buys many goods at
the sale of the W ait Brothers stock.
WA. Jenkins has the finest Holiday Presents.
| Come and see.
Think of It'll real Diamond Scarf Pin at
50 so at the sale of Wait Brothers stock.
Go tow. A. Jenkins and see the finest Lamps
ever shown in the county, at the lowest prices
j. S. Allen has purchased the property on
Spruce street. belon ging to the late Mrs Har-
riet E. Bostwick, and is making extensive re-
pairs on the same.
I To offer only the best, has always been the
motto, and is the secret of the popularity of E
&c Beldipg in catering to the wants of his pa
irons. Smokers appreciate this fact, as indica-
ted by the universal putting" of his choice
l.. Cleveland Travellers . Rising suns,'' - Sun
Spots, - " LaPiccadures, ,''' Browns Best" and
other choice brands.
In Gents Mufiers we have beautiful line
Take a look at them. n. CONVERSE s. SON.
One.ThOusand
pretty Calendars for 1e9O. to be given away.
N.CoNvERsE s SON.
Last Friday w. C. Hudson. 50 years of age
rode horseback from his home in Paris town.
ship to this city, for the purpose of paying hi:
taxes. He is one of the pioneers of that town
ship, having lived there continuously for the
past 55 years. His father settled in Newtor
township in 1875. Sheriff Jones, to whom we
are indebted for the item, thinks the old man:
vigorous health is due to his having lived al
honest, industrious life and having voted the
Republican ticket although as to the latter, he
is not informed. The description of the fine old
gentleman answers that of goodold fashioned
hickory Democrat, and We will venture that the
principles of Jefferson have found utteranct
through his ballot many and many time.
Rurrah for the New Furniture
store!
That has knocked the bottom out OF high prices
l We are daily receiving large additions to GU