The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-12-09
Jewelry. Fancy Goods, &c, at Ford's.


/ Mattewan Felt Slippers, large stock, at SOC.
per pair. RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN.
sleds. Wagons and Carts at Ford's.
Childrens Toy Dishes and Tables at Ford's,
! Holiday Slippers in endless variety. at low
prices RUMBAUGH & CHAPMAN.
A'fne line of Mantel Clocks and Bronzes. at
L j. GoDDARD's,
The Jeweler.
Miss Dean Torpey is housed with severe
cold
Waite Livingstone has so far recovered as to
| resume work at the shoe factory.
Frank Livingstone took a run over 10 Akron
Monday evening.
Myron Jay and wife took the Erie express for
Knoxville. Tenn last Thursday.
Services at Grace Church every Thursday eve-
ming, at Z 80 O'Clock.
silverware. Silverware, in new and handsome
designs. at F c. Parks.
G. E, Twitt has left the employ of the John F.
Byers Co., and goes to Akron to sell patent dish
washer for T. F. Thompson
Rev. Andrew Wilson was unable, by treason
of sickness. to occupy his pulpit last Sunday
morning. and DR.. Cone. of Akron, supplied the
vacancy,
lsOur line of Ladies' and Gent W atches is i'm
mense Call and see them. FC. FARK
Mrs. VIM. Thompson and daughter Gail, of
Central Avenue, are visiting friends at their old
home in Sandusky. They will remain over
Christmas.
The friends of Miss Tillie Hood will be pleas
ed to learn that she is well and prosperous in
her new home,in Denver. and likes it very much
Do not invest dollar in Holiday Goods until
you have seen our elegant stock. f. c. PARK
Rev. James A. Brown completed his labors at
Niles last Sunday. successful pastorate of two
years. He will commence his work as Rector
of the Kent parish nent Sunday,
There are two cases of scarlet fever at the
home ofJohn Lowrie, corner of Central avenue
and North Walnut streets, and two cases in the
Ward house on South Chestnut st. All are very
mild cases.
Never before have we been so well prepared
to meet the demands of the public as we are at
present. F.C. PARK.
Fred H. Seymour left for New York City
Monday. to enter the employ of the American
Cereal Company.
The second payment of Water Works bonds
due the 18th, will make 1000 OF the principal
paid from the surplus earnings. City owner.
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| The sun shall be turned into green cheese and
the moon into football. before those who fail
10 secure the FREE GIFT of the ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA shall cease to mourn over the lost
opportunity of their lives. Only one set given
in each one hundred of the population Now or
| never Don't be caught mapping.
Frank Lawrence. stock room foreman at the
Jordan & Goodrich factory left for Chicago
MN,a
| at larger salary. His many friends here are
sorry to lose him. but wish him success in the
Worlds Fair city. Mr.. Daniel Ryan. of Athol
| Mass. succeeds him here.
| 1 desire to inform the citizens of Ravenna and
vicinity that have opened Tintype and Photo
Gallery in the rooms over Dodge Bros. store.
opposite the Etna House. Having ad twenty
years experience in the picture business. feel
confident that can suit the people, Will an
swer calls for group and view photographs. A
portion of the picture patronage is respectfully
| solicited. l. j, TIBBALS.
Get my prices on Ladies and Gents W atch
| L j. GODDARD,
| Matchmaker and Jeweler.
Supper will be served at the Disciple Church
ON Friday evening next. furnished by members
| in the northern part of town. All are cordially
| invited to come and enjoy social time. Sup
per from half-p fl till seven. Price l5 cts.
Holiday Novelties in Silver and Gold. at
III. GoDDARD's, The Jeweler.
Amite of humanity. pink. white and velVety,
is awaiting name from its proud papa and
mamma, N. K. Berie and wife. They have had
since last Wednesday evening to make their
selection. 1t must be feminine gender, possess :
i've case and first person" to be named in the
| household.
Last Thursday evening Charlie Knapp was
Unexpectedly called upon to perform the duties
of mine host to large number of friends, who
surprised him at his home on Lincoln. Avenue
for the purpose of celebrating in fitting man
ner his Itch birthday. 1t was occasion o
t much merry making, not in the least diminish
| ed by the numerous back -whnks' that fell OIL
, our young friend, who bore his honors modest !,
2 and meekly. Charlie is a worthy young mar
and stands high among his acquaintances.
4 The County Commissioners commenced thre
l days session Monday. The US ual business o
allowing bills was gone through with. Tn
e Board decided not to pay more than one pc
J. cent for insurance on the jail for five year
: term. The Insurance Companies were not will
ing to place the risk at less than n per cent
d and as m alters now stand the Jail will renal
R uninsured. Sheep claims were passed upo
yesterday and the matter of transcripts ws
under considera tion this morning.
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