The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-15

In the millinery art, Miss l.. C Jackson $
deservedly recognized as one of the few who
excel in skillful workmanship and tasteful de-
sign Her establishment is recognized by the
public as headquarters for the latest fashions
in fine millinery goods. and continues to attract
an increasing patronage from those who appre-
ciate artistic excellence. Her fame is not merely
local. for in addition to the fiattering testi-
monials of home customers. she evidences her
superior ability by comm anding the attention
of far away places where milliners possess every
requisite to insure perfection in their business.
She has recently filled orders for parties in Los
Angeles. Cal Chicago San Antonio, Tex, Thon-
otosasa. Fla. Wheeling, W. Va, and Boston.
Mass. and various other localities.
Mrs. Lizzie Fulveber, of Findlay o., is tn
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Myer
Burton c. Peck. of Mt Union College. spent
his Christmas vacation with his sister. Mrs.
Bertha Kent of Austin. Ill. where he met his
mother from Level Neb. and his brother. DR..
c. d. Peck. of Sandusky.-[AllianceL Leader.
The directors of the Agricultural Society will
meet on Saturday. Jan. 25th, at O'Clock p. M,
to elect officers for the coming year.
K s. WING. Sec'y.
A heavy fire wiped out the manufacturing
portion of Hudson. Tuesday morning. shorty
after midnight. A large butter tub factory,
hickory gearings works. and a large saw mill
were entirely consumed, throwing about fifty
men out of employment. 1t is a hard blow fo1
Hudson
The Catholic Fair closed Saturday night, after
a total exhibit of eight nights. 1t was a sue
cess in every way. over 5000 being netted. Mis-:
l HsIvz g, .I-4o E.
the lady's gold watch, and Sam. Sample for the
geutleman's.
NJ. W. Phelps takes possession of a new otict
in the Merits & Riddle building today, moving
into the one vacated by Prosecutor Phelps. The
water works trustees will at once occupy thu
J former office of Mr.. Phelps.
i F. L. Allen, of Kent received a dispatch Sun
day evening. from Tower City, North OAK. an
nouncing the death OF F. Kellar. formerl.
Sheriff of this county. He died of heart disease
Before invoicing, we propose to greatly re
duce our stock, and in order to do So will jus
slaughter prices. Now is your chance to bu
in any quantity at wholesale prices-yes. and il
many instances less.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE, No. 3 Riddle BIZ
NJ. Gretzinger brought suit Tuesday. befor
Mayor Holcomb against j. S. Allen. to receiv
So, the value of three ducks which he alleges I
have been sold by the defendant. and whic
were the property of the plaintiff. The trial
set for tomorrow.
c A. Myers was prostrated last Friday wit
quite a severe attack of malarial fever, whic
still confines him to his bed. He had not bee
, feeling well for some time previous. but remain
ed at his place of business thinking each da
that the succeeding one would find him bette
, Dewitt, eight years old son of C. II. Coolma
is seriously sick with scarlet fever.
, Mrs Ella ellsworth Loveland died Saturda
noon, at the residence of Mrs. Geo. Holden
Monday ats p M, ON the house, Rev s.
Meek officiating.
Mrs. Loyeland will be remembered as Mi
y Ella w Wadsworth-a young lady very highly e
4 | te9med-Iho in 1870 married Harlan Lovelan
v and went with him to Dakota. Her health h;
d been very feeble for long time. and sever
: weeks ago she returned to her former home he
t where it was hoped she would regain her healt
n But it was not to be so. and she continued
a grow worse until death released her from b
If sufferings-
v Next Sunday. the pulpit of the Disciple
Y Church will be occupied by CIV Cronnemey
70 The Pastor. E G Laughlin. is very much il
e proved and will be able to assist in the comi
IT evangelist1c services.