The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-04-23


When in search of Carpet. don't stop before
eeing Snyder's best all wool, such as LoweIs and
lartfords for IS cts; best cotton chain at so cts
'est union at 35 and 40. Very good things for 20.
IS and so cts.
Chenille Curtains. very handsome. just in. from
$3.50 to $500, at SNYDER's.
Silk and Jute Upholstery goods from SOC. to
Tl.50 yard. at SNYDERs.
Ladies' Jersey Vests, from 121z to Is cents each
at SNYDER's.
White Counterpanes 65c. 75c. and 81, at Snyders.
Extra good values.
Don't fail to see the many nice things in Dress
Goods from 25 to 50cents. at Snyders.
$1.00. $3.50, 81. 90 and $3.50 pair for Lace Cur
tains. at Snyder's Special lot-will not last long.
The last big lot of Window Shades at Snyder's
for 40 and so cents are handsomer than ever.
You will get left on Snyder's great bargain
Scrim if you don't come soon.
Trade in the Celebrated $1.25 Linoleum. at
Snyder's. is booming.
Mouselline Cloth. Soft inish" fast colors,
late thing for wash goods. only cts yard, at
Snyder's.
Look no other place but Snyder's for the Y. S.
F. Hosiery absolutely FAST will not stain,
crock or fade.
Elegant Brussels Carpet. 65 and IS cts. yd.. at
Snyders.
Excellent good things in White Goods, for 6. 8 |
10 and 1219cts. yd. at Snyder's.
Big drive in Hamburger Edgings. from to 10
cents yard, at sNYDERs
Snyder's 40 cent Carpets take the lead.
Big thing in Brass Trimmed Curtain Poles for
25 and 35 cents, at SNYDER's.
| Yes, you bet. Genuine Lowell and Hartfords
Carpets. for only 65 cents. at SNYDER's.
A dealer is badly stuck on himself when he
claims to have and tries to make intelligent
people believe" that he has the only genuine fast
colored Hosiery in the market, and that all others
are bogus. At Snyder's they demonstrate every
day to the good people that they also have gen.
uine stainless fast black make of Hosiery. Others
just as good but NONE BETTER. Don't forget the
Y, S. F, brand, with a guarantee every pair-put
there by the manufacturer. Only at Snyder's do
you find this popular make. Try them. test them
compare quality and price. Convince yourselves,
don't take selfish statements for it.
$ Outing cloth only 1215 cents. at Snyder's.
When buying Groceries, you will get the
most for your money at Hong Kong Tea Store
No. 3 Riddle Block.
-. Latest styles in Beads Side Combs anG
+ Iewelry. 25c Hair Curriers' only Ioc, 3 Dixon:
Lead Pencils &c, "a sheets fine Note Paper sc
:. rs good Envelopes Sc, II good Slate Pencils Ic
y at Hope Novelty Store, No. Riddle Blk
# It F. Thompson will prove himself more thai
IS ever the farmers friend next Saturday. Don
Il fail to be at his sale.
Farmers, embrace the opportunity of a life
n time to buy frst-class farm implements at you
D, own figures, next Saturday,at T. F. Thompson
;e sale.
- Last W ednesday high noon, ohm W. VanDOr
~ D. D S. and Miss Fannie Bedell. of Cleveland
were married. at the residence of the bride
-o uncle, G. L. Horr, North Chestnut St. this cit!
The ceremony was performed by Rev DIR. Sutphe
% pastor of Woodland Avenue Presbyterian churc
in the presence of few intimate friends an
- relatives from Cleveland and this city. and was
very quiet affair, owing to the recent bereavt
ment in the family. The presents were cost
and beautiful. Mr.. and Mrs. VanDorn left tt
same evening for San Francisco. Cal, their futu
home.
ed Charles Lancaster, resident of this city, hi
I'd the only hen on record that has performed tt
n remarkable feat of laying two eggs in one da
Recently louder cackling than usual emanate
m from the chicken coop. and on investigation as
II its cause, an egg of immense proportions WI
lo found in ofthe nests. Its dimensions we
or 9x7 inches, This of itself would certainly be
rd suffict mt apology for newspaper mention, but
cd breaking the huge specimen new wonder w
,is discovered. The shell contained in addition
80 a yolk and white. second egg, perfect in form
no ton. with hard she'll
ne Srhe name of T. F. Thompson is guaran
lat that when he says there are bargains in sto
yn at his sale next Saturday. the public will fiji
it them. and great ones. too.
.aS If you miss Thompson's sale next Saturda
II | you will regret it as long as you live Such o
" portunities
The trial of Lowrie VS.. Morgan occurr
Id. Friday and Saturday before Justice Beatty al
wo a jury The plaintiff, Fred Lowrie. sued d
Ia fendant, Jason Morgan, for S73 OF a runni
Of account. Morgan objected in the shape of
he counter claim for $40, based on lumber a.
Ell, other material sold to Lowrie. and for which
he was alleged no payment had ever been mae
err Messrs. Cole and SiddaH succeeded in convin
ich ing the jury that their side of the case W
the right, notwithstanding the efforts of NJ.
Phelps. who labored just as hard and faithful
a o substantiate the claims of the plaintiff. Nc
ed. gan was awarded $500. which throws the CO.
s." on Lowrie
ra- In 1885, James Cumine, of Atwater. di
ND leaving widow to whom he bequeathed a l
do' estate in his farm of 73 and at her dea
see the property was directed to be sold and t
md proceeds given to the American Female Guar
Till ian Society and Home for the Friendless.
. New York City. Recently the land was sold
pay the balance of her years support and ott
debts, and last Friday, H. B. Dickinson. Es
va who was retained by the society in the matt
led sent them check for 81 $50. the balance /
He from S. $50, the sum for which the land SO
vas George Stroup was the purchaser, and he pa
at $3.50 more than its appraised value. Someo
OF managed very cleverly in exciting the inter-
in ,in of two gentlemen. VINO bid against each 9th
M as much for gri. as anything.
he
,on Choicest pickings new crop Tea, consisting
his green and uncolored Japan. Young Hysc
ie' Oolong, English Breakfast, Gunpowder, Imperi
o. oI. &c. Also best grades Java, Mocha, Gold
Rio and Empress Coffees, all fresh roaste
an Valuable presents given free.
on HONG KONG TEA STORE,
10 No. 3 Riddle Block.
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