The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-12-16
Attention, everybody!

See my low prices on Ladies' and CENTS
Watch L.J GoDDARD's, Jeweler.
Attention, Everybody!
Before you buy your Christmas Candies, Nuts.
Fruits. &C.. call on Krake Co They will
astonish you with low prices.
Don't fail to see our elegant line of Toilet
Cases, Albums. Baby Sets. SC.
HART Co.. Druggists.
Beautiful line of Jewelry, at Ford's
Smith s. Davis have convinced their friends
and customers that they are selling footwear
cheaper than any other house in Northern Ohio
An exchange says. of Fl. Grattan Donnelly,s
farce comedy. " A Pair of Jacks,'' ''Wit scin-
tillatss in its every line and the situations are
surprising and ludicrous to a degree that fairly
deluges the auditorium with laughter There
Is romance in it too-pretty love- making scenes
that I'LL the hearts of the fair sex with joy.
only they know how to describe or appreciate,
The dresses worn by some of the ladies in the
! play also came in for great deal of praise. as
being of the most attractive qualities.
"The Outftter.' published in New York, In
| the interest of the Clothing trade. recently Of
tered a prize of $40 to the Clerk who in one
day. between Octob ber 18th and November 18th.
sold the largest amount of goods. Competition
was open to all towns in the United States with
population between 1000 and 10 600, and was
won by our young friend, Frank Merits, sales
man at j. c. Beatty 6 Sons popular clothing
mouse. whose sales in one day amounted to
$2l2 VI. Frank has reason to be proud of his
acnleVement. as very few young men with less
tnan TWO years experience are capable of enter
ing into competit with the old statesmen in
the trade, but he has not only entered the race
but has won the.prize,
A visitor at Oakley's Gallery will be as sur
prlsed, perhaps, as we were few DAYS since, to
see the elegant display of Etchings, Water Col
ors, Pastels, Oil Paintings, Frames, EaseIs, Fire
Screens, Toilet Cases. and other goods to be
| found at this establishment. This is undoubt-
edly the finest and largest stock in the city, and
the prices quoted seemed to us remarkably low.
We advise every one to call and inspect this line.
Matilda Over, owner of the old Commercial
House, has commenced proceedings to recover
Po session of the same, which she leased two
years ago.
Never before have we been so well prepared to
meet the demands of the public as we are at
| present. +. C. PARK
Converse has just received another lot of those
yard wide dress goods in black and fancy colors,
at 10 cents yard.
Mrs. Rev. John C. Hart is very sick with
pulmonary complaint bordering on severe case
| OF pneumonia. Last Saturday it was feared she
would not recover but she has since rallied and
seems to be considerably improved. Miss Sarah
Hart is still confined to the bed. Mr. Hart has
about recovered.
| Jacob Andrie the coal dealer, is sick with the
grip.
Mr.. Britton, one of the members of the Globe
Carbon Co.. will be married in the near future
| to Cleveland lady, and with his bride will re-
side IN Ravenna, his future home.
Fred. Goodman is home for the Winter.
Should you want nice Ladies' or Gents Linen
initial Handkerchief for Christmas. go to Con-
verses.
I SIvsrwarel silverware II in new and hand
sone oesigns, at +. q. PARKS.
We have the finest line of towels ever shown
and if you come before Christmas. will sell you a
20 cent heavy linen towel at Is cents
N. CONVERSE & Son.
See our new line of Silverware. F. C. PARK.
Born. Nov. 21st. to Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Sharp
at Georgetown. Texas. son.
We are obliged to omit the favors of severa
correspondents this week.
Geo. F. Nichols has sold his interest in Sandy
Lake Resort to ]. Almon. O. P. Sperra and w. E
Swain.
We are receiving new goods every day.
You will fad line new Winter Cassimeres a
S Converse's at 81 yard also nice cloth for boy
e wear at 80 cents yard.
Adam Goodyear has paid Joseph Basel S25
for the of horses which latter Clain11
# were stolen from him by one Bisler, Nov. 18th
He also gave Basel credit of S25 on del
II owing him by the latter. Finis to this affair.
% There will be Christmas entertainment
r the congregational Church, Christmas eve. A
9. interesting program is assured. A box for ii
"A needy poor will also be open for contribution
Miss Harriet Frazier, sister of Joseph Frazie
w who lives near the Six Corners in Rootstow
died last Sunday, after an illness of three day
Another sister and Mr.. F. are also dangerous
be i'll. The funeral of the deceased sister will
ay held tomorrow at II a. m, Rev. T. G. Colto
IN of Hudson, Mich officiating.
n DIED.-At her home in Oxford Junctio
oi Iowa, Saturday evening, December 5th, I8e
e. at 500, of brain trouble, Mrs. Anna H. Cart,
IN wife of ]. E. Carter, aged 48 years and montl
A. d. Knapp is numbered with the suffere
i'll from the grip.
1t another holiday triumph in their "Old Oak
~ Bucket companion to the much admired Wi
~ ter Scene. Everybody should see this intere
~, ing window.
ms Superintendent Merrill iis sick with t he gl
ng Sixteen scholars from the A Grammar schC
are kept at home by the grip.
the A. B. Seymour was called to Rootstown s
AVS urday morning by the illness of his father q
J. mother, who are both prostrated with the g.
- Monday morning Mr.. 8. was also confined
to the house with the same ailment.
!. D. NJ Clcwell was missed from his store
week. The grip kept him at home.
NV The sad intelligence was received last W
,do nesday. of the death, in Chicago. of Edw
ca5 Forker. recently editor of the Kent News.
We. Forker was young man of fine ability. '
had many warm friends, not few of whom
side in Ravenna, and his death has cast m
~" tie of sorrow over many heart in this city :.
ght Special prices to Sunday Schools. on all XII
ofCandies for Christmas, at
SEVERANCE & BAKER
ave Come and get your letters at the Post Ofic
Chapel Hall. Friday. light.