The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-30
LeMngVeu & Holden
We have just opened the finest line of Ladies
| and Gents, Pocketbooks ever shown in RaYenna

We have just opened the finest line of Ladies
and Gents Pocketbooks ever shown in Ravenna
c. A MYERS.
j. Apdrie has on hand supply of Chestnut
size Hard Coal. Give him your orders.
Mantle Clocks in all the latest designs.
L j, GODDARD. W atchmaker and Jeweler.
Lilly AIcHenry's Burlesque Co. gave an al
legged performance at the Opera House satur-
day evening. the audience was composed of
men and boys entirely. sThe performance was
entirely devoid of merit.
The largest assortment of Ladies' and Gents )
Gold Watches ever shown in the county,
at L. J. GoDDARD's the Jeweler
The performance given at the Opera House.
last Wednesday evening. is highly spoken of by
all who witnessed it. There was a fair sized
audien ce. Notwithstanding the binding snow
storm which prevailed. Miss iFrohman in the
WITCH is simply grand. and her support was
far above the average.
Our prices on Diamonds are from IS to 20 per
cent. cheaper than they can be bought else
where. l. J. GODDARD.
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
Rev. Miss Moore who is to speak in the Uni
versalist Church next Sunday. morning and
evening is an intimate friend of Mrs Wood
bridge, and has been for good many years a
recognized power in the cause of Temperance
and other reforms. OF her Mrs. Woodbridge
takes great pleasure in saying that she is one of
the most eloquent and worthy women with
whom she is acquainted.
There will be IUnien Temperance meeting.
under the auspices of the w c. T. U. in the
Universalist Church, next Sunday evening, to
be addressed by Rev. Henrietta G. Moore, of
Springfield, o. Miss Moore is a very fine speak
er and occupies conspicuous place on the lee
ture platform. Those who hear her will have
a rich feast.
Jacob Grohe, Sr an old resident of Suffeld
died at his home at the Center of that town, on
Tuesday, November %. 1892, at the ripe age of 81
years He was a respected n of Portage
| County for many years having been among the
| first settlers Eof Randolph township. He was
| sick quite a long time. and confined to his bee
six weeks. during all which time his unmarried
daughter, Eva, cared for him and watched ovel
him as only dutiful child will do for parent
He leaves two daughters Mrs. John Kreuder
of Akron. o.. and Eva. who resides on the plac
at the Center of Suield left to her by her father
and one son. Jacob, who also resides in Suffeld
OF the Ravenna Lecture Course there are ye
four lectures, viz: Mrs. Mary A. Livermore
Dec. 14th, :" The True Arlstocracy;'' - ReV,J.
Thompson, Dec. 81, Paris and the Frencl
Revolution % N. Irwin Dunlap. January 17th
Home Life in Europe or Trip through Eu
rope on a Bicycle" and Prof.t E. W. Claypole
Jan .3lst, "A Day on the Ice OF the Alps.''
There are now for sale only twenty SeasO
tickets. emitting the holder to select reserves
seat for the Course. Price one dollar eact
Any desiring these must apply to Rev. Andre
Wilson, before Wednesday evening Dec. It'll
After that date only single tickets will be sold
Tickets for Mrs. Livermore's lecture, 90 cents
For sale at Waller Bros & Stevens.