The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-04-09

Try Peacock Bros Massillon Washed Nut


journal, exchanged fraternal greetings will
us Thursday.
1t is now in order to remark that the condt
tion of the roads is not horrible. They are no
dusty, however.
Gun Club score. Wednesday. April 2nd:
| Spring "a, Fletcher 16, Bierce 13, Madole fe
Parsons IS. Andrews 9, Grail Is. After the reg
uIar score, a number of sweepstakes were shot.
MIR. Chas. Merits has been elected Vice Presi-
dent of the First National Bank, in place OF Ii
D. Seymour. and Mr.. E. r Crowell member o
| the Discount Committee.
Any one desiring valuable gray mare-good
| roadster, kind, and true in every respect-will
do well to call on F. n. Marvin, North Chest
| nut Street.
The best Coal in town for cook stoves is Peacock
Bros Massillon Washed Nut. Try it.
| :. Steady work on salary is offered to men
furnishing good references by the Guarantee
Nursery Co., of Geneva, N. Y. See their ''ad''
in another column.
Mrs. D. c. Gardner visited her sister in-law.
Mrs. D. K. Wheeler. in Hiram, from Thursday
to Monday.
F. II. King. c. & P. day operator at this station
I. B. Kinney, messenger, and D. F. Rickard, day
operator at the Erie. attended the o. R. T. dance
| in Cleveland Monday night.
Latest styles in Wall Papers at. Mrs E. A.
| Scriptures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Knapp attended the fune-
raj of her aunt. Mrs. Martha Carson, wife of
Robert Carson. of Milton, Mahoning Co.. Sunday.
Capt. I. D. spaulding. of New York, was in
town Monday. He says the clothing trade, in
w ia ed mt is
The dinner and supper given by the W. R. C.
on Election day. netted the ladies about $40.
Miss Oracle Emmett. in her beautiful play
8 Suspicion" was seen at the opera house last
night by god audience Miss Emmett is a
handsome and talented actress and a very clever
character imitator. She is good ger and
was encored frequently. The support is good
and jim" the darkey, and Dennis" deserve
special mention. The play is a meritorous one
and deserves good house.-[Evening Stand
ard Uniontown. Pa.
Peacock Bros. are furnishing, for cash. the
cheapest and best coal in the market. Try it.
Chas. B. Webb, proprietor of the Garrettsville
Journal was in the city Saturday.
There will be a joint meeting of Cresset and
Achilles Lodges, K. P. of this city and Kent re-
spectively. at the rooms of the former Friday
evening, at which time the representatives of the
Lilly Co., of Columbus. and Pettibone Co., OF
Cincinnati. will be present to compete for orders
to supply the new uniformed rank with uniforms.
Sheriff Jones cried four sales from the Court
House steps. Saturday. Geo. r. Miller bid in
the undivided interest of Emily J. Couch in a
farm in Nelson, for $l475. and the interest or B.
F. Couch in same for s1.350; Hattie Trowbridge
bought the 81. II. Smith place. in Ravenna, for
81, 100, and r. N. Randall paid S527 for land OF
Calvin Baight ct al in Atwater This was in
the case of James Smith VS. Calvin Baight ct al.
Common Pleas Court adjourned Saturday
afternoon to yesterday morning. at which time
Judge Johnston was present 10 hear motions
for new trials and TO complete the business OF
| the term. The jurors were dismissed for the
| term, Saturday. The case of Morgan VS. Sadler
was tried to jury and verdict of $500 rendered
| for plaintiff. The case of Derthick, admir-. VS.
Huldah Mum was settled after the jury was
sworn.
We think there are few people who do not
justly appreciate the extent and enterprise Of
one of the ieAuinz; Lii=iness ho1ses of Ravenn q
We refer to the well known and extensive Dry
Goods house Of D NJ. Clewell, who for over 2:
years, has been the leading Dry Goods dealer
q
gers Visiting his store, from larger adjoining
towns that this establishment carries and sell:
| a line of goods that compare very favorably
with those of the large city houses. While it i:
not claimed trat Mr.. Clewell's stock is as ex
tensive as are those carried by Cleveland stores
still, goods of various kinds in sufficient quaint
ties and proper styles to meet the requirement.
of less eNtenued demand, are found ttat art
fully up to, if not well in advance at times of
purely local outlet.
This leads us TO remark, for the purpose Of il
Illustrating. what liberal advertising and per
| sistent effort to create a demand will do, Mr.
Clewell tells US that his mail order business i!
daily growing into marked feature of hi:
trade. And this has been brought about b!
honest, hard work and intelligent methods. H
| realizes to the fullest extent that there is EC
| Royal Road to success. He believes there is NJ
Excellence without labor" and however muc cl
the opinion prevails that "All things come Il
those who wait,'' he is fully persuaded that
| they must WORK as well. Anyone at all famil
lar with his methods are well acquainted will
this fact, so far as the success of his house i
concern ed Don't fail to read his "ad' in thi
issue of our paper