The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-12-23
THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY. Dec.ss. 1891

Go to the old reliable Candy Kitchen for fresh
and pure home made candies.
Do not invest dollar in Holiday Goods until
you have seen our elegant stock. +. q. PARK.
Miss Mary Roberts is seriously ill.
Henry Sharp has been sick ter the cast two
weeks with the grip.
Fine Cigars, at E. G. BELDING's.
the grip.
The Christmas dinner at the Miller House
will be one of Jim's best.
Geo. w. Holden is home from New York for
the Holidays
There is not single case of diphtheria or
scarlet fever in town.
Jenkins & Co. have had eleven funeral calls
during the past eight days.
Go to Lynn's market for the best meat.
Five members of Adam Heisler's hous ehold
including himself and wife. were down with
the grip last week, but are improving.
The sale Of articles of the Art School will be
continued at the Studio during the remainder
of the week.
The fires at the Eagle Glass Works were
banked Saturday. pending some proposed busi-
ness changes.
There will be service-Sermon and Holy Com
munion-at Grace Episcopal Church. Christmas
Day. at 1870 a. m.
Local Union No Il, A. F. G. w u. have pre-
pared for good time at their first grand ball,
at Riddles Hall, on New Years eve.
Bill Kelly was arrested last Saturday night,
for being drunk. Mayor Holcomb assessed him
$4,25.
Mrs. Lucia Judd died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Wallace Williamson, last night,
aged 81 years.
Special prices to Sunday Schools. on all kinds
of Candies for Christmas, at
SEVERANCE & BAKERS.
Our line of Ladies' and Gents Watches is i'm
mense. Call and see them. +. C.P PARK.
Toilet Cases in new and handsome designs, at
HART s. Co.'s, Druggists.
If you want a nice tender steak. try Lynn's
m arket on Chestnut street.
Although still confined to the house, the grip
is relaxing its hold on D. M. Clewell.
DON'T forget the dance at Riddles Hall. on
New Years eve, by Local Union No. Il. A. F.
NJ, u
Charles Andrie. fagman on Erie through
freight No s3, came home last week with the
grip,
Never before have we been so we'll prepared to
meet the demands of the public as we are at
present. +. y. fARK'
If you want nice. fat. young turkey for
Christmas. leave your order with KRAKE s Co.
For Christmas Confectionery go to Severance
& Bakers.
We are receiving new goods every day.
Mr.. and Mrs M. Adolph. of Randolph. left on
| Wednesday last, for lockwood. Tenn.
| VIM. Fox and VIM. Baldwin and wife. OF
Charlestown. started for Florida this morning
for six weeks sojourn.
Four suits have been commenced against the
JOS. Turner's Sons Mfg Co. for importing oper-
atives contrary to law.
The Postofice will be open from a. m. to lO:S(
q. M. on Christmas J.C. BEATTY, P. NJ.
The Catholic Fair closed last Saturday eve
ming 1t was pleasant and profitable enter
tainment or series of entertainments, the gross
receipts being about 81 200.
Chauncey e. Davis is very seriously Ill. being
threatened with pneamonia. Mrs. d, Is als'
suffering with hard cold
AT. Dickinson and wife and Mrs T F. Mer
riman, of Randolph. were guests of Mr.. an
Mrs H Il. Dickinson over Sunday.
Miss Harriet E. Dickinson is home from Gal
lipolis. O to remain until the Spring Mll'lner
8 opening
The annusI meeting of the Cong egatloha
Church and Society will be held at the Churc
! Lecture Room at which time the Treasurer
: report for the year will he read and hnancls
committee appointed. A full attendance IS de
sired.
e. Severance Il Baker are headquarters 1o
Christmas Candy and Holiday boxes that al
beauties.
just received. an elegant line OF Sterling 81
yer spoons and odd pieces, at
III GODDARD. jewelers..
Best Steel Traps with chain. 10 cts each; bol
skates with straps and heel plates. ~ cts. pan
, soc. butcher knives (warranted) 23 Cts eaci
1Olbs. " ire nails assorted sizes) 70 CTS.
HOPE NOVELTY STORE
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