The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01
The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
{. .AvENNA, WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1, 1890
F. G.. PARK,==
S-THE JEWELLERS
-Is headquarters for Holiday Goods

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sTaE JEWELLERS
is headquarters for Holiday Goods
The Flags donated by D. M. CLEWELL,
Esq, to Board of Education of Ravenna Viii
lage District, will be displly lyed in J. c. BEAT
TVS west window on Jan. Ist, 1890.
| Di sfor 1890. at MRS. SCRIPTURES.
1890.
| Happy New Year to all.
Don't swear off or make rash promises. The
way to stop is to stop.
The war against Turkey is about over. PEN
sion the turkey survivors.
Ice men are yet hopeful, and coal dealers have
not yet entirely abandoned hope.
Common Pleas Court next Monday.
Mrs c. Mueting is still suffering from the
effects OF her recent fall.
"Decembel's as pleasant as May was true
this time
And now wait patiently for Washington's
birthday.
The holiday rush is over. 1t was a big one.
Edward Pitkin and wife. with their sons Irwin
and Charles and wives. and daughter Mrs.W Wool
ford and little girl. spent Christmas with rela-
tives in Atwater.
The condition of the roads?-Ask the farmers
The large wind mill on the Wanzor Holcomb
property. North Chestnut street. has been sold
and taken down.
| Ralph, SON OF Charles W aicron, of BrirnReid,
| is at home for the holidays from Ann Arbor.
where he is taking a course in dentistry.
E. w Maxson, Esq. has rented rooms over
Dodge's stove store for his law office. Will take
possession in few days.
Miss Lena Walters. of Ravenna. spent Sun
day last with Miss Rose Green.-Miss Ethel
Holcomb, of Ravenna. spent few days in Kent
this week with friends -[Kent Courier.
of the 2S7 marriage licenses issued during
1889 in this county. only one was for colored APP
plicants.
Nine marriage licenses were issued the Mon
day and six Tuesday before Christmas
Cold weather is coming. Buy your Blankets
| and Comfortables at SNYDER's.
The regular meeting of the Cemetery Associa-
ton for January will be held Thursday afternoon
January End, at o'clock, at Room 81. Riddle
block.
C.B. Leonard, Fred. Paltzgrof. Fred. Root.
Walter Lyons and Hart Pryor. Quaker Mills
salesmen. spent the holidays in Rayenna.
You pay no profit on Holiday Goods at the
sale OF the w ait Brothers stock.
| Regular morning and evening services at Grace
| Episcopal Church next Sunday.
Hon. E. B. Taylor has our thanks for copy of
| the Department of Agriculture Report for 1883.
| They are going fast-stin. there are many
desi1 able gains for close buyers, at the ait
| Brothers sale.
S. L. Bowman and brother e. A, of 1oungs-
town, the former telegraph editor of the Youngs-
| town Telegram spent Christmas with their
parents in this city
| small amount of money buys many goods
| at the sale of the W ait Brothers stock.
| A good line of all kinds of Blankets at greatly
reduced prices, and All Wool Yarn at 90 cents
| a pound Come and buy soon, as it may be too
late if put off long. N. CONVERSE & Son.
Think of it'll real Diamond Scarf Pin at
50 50, at the sale of Wait Bothers' stock.
C.B, Wadsworth is home fer the holidays.
Candy Kitchen-Billow & Lenhart.
Rob- ay is home from Ann Arbor for the
holiday vacation.
Philo Bierce and family are attending the
semi annual reunion of the Whitney family.
which is held this tim in Freedom.
Alfred Holcomb and son Wanzor. of Spring
neld, Ohio spent Sunday with their Ravenna
relatives and friends.
i-E .Dr.trvw- -wifo-spcnt Christmas in
South Cleveland, the guests of Mrs. s.DarTow's
parents.
Messrs Edward Knapp and Chauncy E. Davis
of this city, with their wives, are New Years
guests of Mi. and Mrs. Edmund Knapp. Of
| Garrettsville.
| Mr. C. A. New ton hands US an answer to the
| problem of our Atwater correspondent. which
appeared two weeks since According to hi
figuring the field contained 81 s7-1O0 acres
christmas is gone. but you can still get Fresl
Candies every day, at Candy Kitchen.
Il N, CONVERSE & Son have just received from
manufacturer several pieces of extra qualit,
Tennis Shirting Flanneis at 10 cents yard.
Id Meg ahan editor of the Journal at Mino'
North Oak. left for that place Saturday evening
| after three weeks visit with his parents i
: this city. From Minot he will go to Bismarl
| in the near future. to assume the duties of
| clstS in the State Senate. His wife will prolon
her visit here for some weeks to come.
More Of sss6 ssc Red All Wool Flannel at
| SNYDER's.
Williams. OF Briu-ael member of ii
,.. Denocratic Executive Committee mac
t,,s;no IS trip to town Saturday. ma. lillian
| nj
ond n + Brobst, of the s. ne place "ss 81
heaviest w, >oI buyers in the County. 1hey vi
hold their this years purchases, in consequen'
Of denresse ed market. Mr. Williams preaie
| very low prices on the clip Of 1s9o
n, Rood has purchased and &dded to b
voodsbop the small building recently eccupl'
nv r. j, Torpey for II paint depot. IL Is 'n
what Mart" needed
, Hon. T. B. Alcorn. Assistant u .. Attorh'
fo-, the Pittsburg District. with MS VIE al
,btar and Mrs j. B. King. were Christm
80 of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. X .
- this city He returned to Plttsburi
wondov >sa his wife leaves fer the same pla
tomorrow.
pood ma us Undershirt for S5c at Oh fsEN
The most pc rfect Carpet Sweeper ever faaO
for sale only at SNYDER's.
II ueevv Gloves nd Mittens SOC pair. at
Il SNYDER's
Solomon Rhinehalt died at 2 O'Clock Satnrd
moInii G. at his no ue on Mechanie street.
Z G lnsum ption His tn'aerat was heia d. y.
= sunday, from the house, Rev: AnoreW " HIS
P officiating.
q Mr.. and Mrs A. e Fargo. of Cuyahoga Fa
and Miss Ida Gross, were Christians Soests
II Mrs. Fargo's parents, Mir. and Mrs Chaak
f. Davis.