The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-29
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAVENNA, WEDNESDAY, Jan. 80, 1890
F. G.. PARK,==
&TaE JEWELLERS

MO. I, RIDDLE BLOCK
Mrs. Harmon. of Burton, is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Geo. f. Douthitt.
Quaker Mills shut down yesterday for lack oi
oats. but started again this morning.
Work & Yeend are shipping eight car loads O.
ties to Cleveland, for use in the construction OF
street railways.
The Postofice will be moved to No. 4. Riddle
Block in about three weeks. when Postmaster
Beatty receives his commission.
The Women's Missionary Society will meet to-
morrow evening. at the residence of Mrs. VIM.
Bostwick.
VIM. Grinnell has received his official appoint
ment from President Harrison, and is now SUI
pervisor of the 9Th Ohio Census District.
A ton of coal is used daily in heating the Rid
| die block.
C. E. Twitt was in Akron Sunday.
M. Krebs has returned from Toledo and de-
signs remaining here permanently. if business
prospects warrant.
Rev. Andrew Wilson will preach in Kraiss'
Hall, New Milford. Sunday evening; February 8.
at o'clock. Subject. False Teachers and Dan
gerous Doctrines"
| The best remedy N. Converse s. Srn have in
Gheir line of business. for La Grippe. is All
| Wool Underwear and Blankets at about your
| own pric for awhile.
Miss Marie Leonard left on Monday for two
weeks visit in Cincinnati, with her friend Miss
Laughlin.
| K. S. Wing will sell at public auction, On the
Mike Sapp farm" two and a-half miles south
| of Ravenna. Thur sday Jan. 80. at II o'clock, a
lot of good sheep. COW. mare. colt, lot of hay
and variety of tools and implements.
Misses Lottie Lefingwell and Fannie Holden
will occupy the present Postcfice room for a
Millinery establishment about March 1st.
| Be watchful be vigilant and be not deceived.
but always go to Snyder's and buy your dry goods
cheap. 40 inch dress goods, 20 cents yard.
For various reasons the members of the Gun
| Club failed to put in an appearance last Thurs
day, except Messrs. Grail and Fletcher. who had
little shoot all by themselves. Grail broke 20
and Fletcher %.
The freezing and bursting of water pipe in an
unoceupied house on Diamond street. belonging
| to w. D. Durham, resulted in flooding the house.
| When discovered. Sunday morning. the cellar
was nearly filled with water.
| J. c. Welty. Esq. Prosecuting Attorney of
|
trial of Ohio VS. Ticknor. but not at the expense
of Portage County. He was retained by the In
surance company that issued policy on the de-
fendant's property.
They are still defiant of Sheriff Jones' orders
about selling goods so cheap at Snyder's. mo
arrests made yct." Good gloves and mittens
only At cents.
Every buyer who leaves Sryder's store is as
happy and merry mouse in meal over the
| many attractive goods and many bargains therein
offered. Good mems colored shirts. 49, So IS cts.
Stanford & Wright have as elegant an Under
| taking turnout can be seen in any city. Their
new team is dandy.
Severance & King will move their News Depot
to the entrance of the Riddle Block. in week
or two.
| Mrs. Seneca Schultz was taken to Cleveland
last Thursday by her physician, DIR. Mcbride.
and an operation was performed, at the Huron
Street Hospital. fer the removal of the parotid
gland on the right side of her face. She is con-
valescing nicely.
Numerous complaints are heard about the side
walk just north of the P. & W. depot. being Gov
cred with thick deposit of slippery clay. which
is continually sliding down from the high bank
ported to have slipped and fallen there lately
The matter should be remedied.
When a customer is over urged to buy goods he
| is as comfortable as cow in a corset. when hi:
trade is so made. Customers feel better aftel
leaving Snyder's store than before they enter
They avoid this practice there.
No figures of speech or proverbiaI sayings will
do justice to the extent, magnitude and excel
and tremendous bargains now offered. New
goods arriving daily. at SnyDER's.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. Churcl
will serve Supper in the Parlors of the Church
on Friday evening. January 3lst. All are cor
daily invited. Supper served from five unit
eight o'clock.
MRS. L. P. SMITH, Sec.
ALI who wish to enjoy a good laugh should nc
e fail to visit Reeds Opera House tomorrow (Thurs
T day. evening. The Mestayer-V Vaughn Co. hol
the boards. They have the original McGint
with them.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Frank Butt
formerly of Akron. now of Kansas City.-[Ak
. | ron Beacon.
Fifty file drawers with three compartment
in each. have been put in the Probate Office.
The Winter of 1sS9-so will be remembered
: an illustration of the saying. Whats in
name?'
II There were no services at Grace Episcop.
Church last Sunday. Regular morning an
evening services next Sunday.
Those muskrats which built such "unusual
large nests" are supposed to be keeping reasol
ably warm. Even :" ice men" 2" are beginning
h feel hot.
,fl The prospect for a fruit crop next year is
slim one. The swelled condition of the bu,
will make the fruit within them easy prey
d the frosts which are bound to come.
r. The peach buds are so swollen as in some
Co cations to be almost ready to burst into blool
- They are in fine condition for the loving Ell
braces of Jack Frost.
se 1900 yards of as fine and nice Brown Cotto
10 as were ever laid on a counter in Ravenna a
and cents yard. n. CONVERSE & Son
Court is now in session, and ladies who are
IN gagged in divorce suits closely veiled. Snyde
"a is the place to buy good thick yelling.
1T Come all ye that are heavy laden with cash "a
you will find great relief at Snyder's' Cloa
y only few left, half price,
70 Hurrah! Hurrah! Just think of it, on Thu
day night of this week the Mestay Vaughn
,,+ (McGinty is with them) will present to the P
80 tage Co. theater goers the amusing farce com,
40 40 "The Tourists in Pullman Car"
Hon. G. D. Ingell was compelled to abs
himself from his official duties. from Thurst
to Monday morning, by reason of sickness.