The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-07
Best goods in town at Smith s Davis

Best goods in town at Smith & Davis
W. s. Elson is gradually recovering from his
| severe illness.
Major Mckinley, next Wednesday. in Ravenna.
At Reeds Opera House. Thursday night. Ed
gar Selden, the handsome young actor and au-
thor will be seen in his merry Irish play, will
o. the Wisp.''
The great scene. "The Vale of Avoca," or
| the Meeting of the Waters. with real water
fall. will be at Reeds Opera House, Thursday
night.
Prunes Jersey Sweet Potatoes by the pound
| or bushel. HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Mrs. j C. Catlin was agreeably surprised on
Tuesday evening, by having a huge pumpkin
| left on her front porch. The same came from
Mr.. Horace Barber's farm north of town, and
| weighed about 5Ulbs. Thanks for the pumpkin
and Mr.. B and wife are cordially invited to
| the pie
Go hear Edgar selden sing "No one so Sweet
| as My Nancy at Reeds Opera House, Thurs
day night.
For few days only, the administrators sale
of the E. R. Wait Co.'S goods. at Frazer's Hard
/ ware Store. Prices very low.
Have you seen the sights at Smith Il Davis'p
A veritable Exposition of boots and shoes.
Tomorrow tThursdey) night, at Reeds Opera
House, you will see the only Irish Harp duetists
| in this country.
The ladies have already passed the word. and
now they are all anxious to buy a pair of those
elegant shoes at Smith & DavIs'
| Do you want shoe worth the money you pay
for itP You will geti every time at Smith &
Davis
Mason Fruit Jars. Jell Tumblers, Rubbers.
Sealing Wax. &C.. at
HOPE NoNELTY STORE.
The County Commissioners held their regular
monthly session Monday. Their business was
made up entirely of considering claims.
Judge Robinson has ordered the Sheriff to
conine all prisoners in the Court House until
the cells in the ia il are ready for occupancy
which will be in a few days.
5000 regular SC Lead Pencils placed on sale thil
week at one cent EACH
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
Mrs. David Haley and daughter Eliza, O.
Cuyahoga Falls. have been visiting Ravenn,
, friends since Saturday
During the Randolph Fair last Saturday, bur
blars entered the house of Eugene White wht
resides in the northern part of the township, ant
, stole fine suit of clothes and promissory not
of $500 and accumulated interest of $2O0. NJ
clue.
: The Loudin Jubilee Singers gave their lon,
: promised concert at the Congregational Churcl
a Tuesday evening. The room was well filled
the gross receipts being $l2 %.
g Jack Farrell and Pat McCue were arrested a
| w aebi fc
r. breaking into the Jordan & Goodrich shoe fac
II tory two weeks ago. They are tramp lasters
1t from Brocton. Mass. and worked in the Raven
Is ma factory about one week, Mr.. a. e. Peckhar
lie foreman of the bottoming room missed razor
l. which was found on the person of one of tn
Is prisoners. They will be brought to Ravenn
,r for trial.
;, Trap Shooting has been very quiet of late, an
- for several weeks the guns have dealt n
!" destruction to the flying clay pigeons. Las
~ Tuesday. however, Messrs. Fletcher and era
: challenged Bierce and NIadole. the two one
- armed shooters. to team shoot at 80 birds eacl
- for an oyster supper. The challenge was q,
- cepted and the match was shot off. 1t was sal
the contest was very exciting. but we are IT
quested not to publish the score. fer fear
" barring the contestants from future matche
e. The one-armed gentl lemen will indulge in
rs oyster supper at their challengers expense.
Sc Considerable excitement was occasioned la
'r' Saturday evening. by street medicine vende
'st who, after trying to sell some patent cure-a
ll- with poor success. explained the manner
u voting under the new law, and gave facts al
K figures in relation to the Tariff which made
lts number of Republicans in his audience squirl
ms A lively skirmish of words occurred in t
crowd, but no blood was shed. 1t is good pl
iss when pnb lie speaker tells truths which do n
on agree with your views to hold your temper,
er. go and "hire hall" and not make yourselV
appear ridiculous.