The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-07
Go to Ford's 70 Candy.
Cash for Butter and Eggs. at KRAKE's.
C. G. Garfield was in Pittsburg Friday.
Largest Stock Christmas Gifts, at

hOPE NOFELTH OTohEs
'Scalloped oysters. creamed potatoes. m. E.
church Friday evening.
D. NJ. ClewelI returned from N. Y. Monday
morning.
S. F. Hanselman returned Thursday night from
a business trip to Pittsburgh.
All the latest Novelties in Silver and Glass,
can be seen at our store.
L. j. GODDARD, the Jeweler.
W. S. Krake was in Newton Falls Wednesday.
los. shoms. detective of the P. & W..visited
friends in town Friday. returning to Pittsburgh
Saturday morning.
Lee Buckingham. route agent of the U S. Ex-
press. was in town Friday.
Our Holiday stock of Silverware is now on ex-
hibition. and visitors are much pleased with both
styles and prices. f. c. PARK.
NJ. Collins. of the John F. Byers Co.. went to
Wheeling. W. Va. yesterday morning. on busi-
ness connected with the Co.
B. & O. management announce that its mag
nifcent Blue Line will be put on the P, &W.
division in early Spring.
Our line of Novelties was never before so COM
plete. Many new and beautiful designs.
F. C. PARK.
Mrs. Holloway returned to her home in War
rem, Saturday. terminating visit with her son
William. on South Chestnut St.
Mrs. E. P. Merits and two little daughters vis-
tied her grandmother, Mrs. E. M. Sherman, in
Newton Falls. Thursday.
D. L. Baldwin & Son received car load each
of Hemlock lumber and shingles. and P. L.
Frank car of Hemlock. Saturday, via the & P
w. R. r.
A party of Al Mormons passed through here
on Erie train 8. Thursday night. en- route west
for the Mecca of the Latter Day Saints.
J. A. Mooney left on Erie train :. Friday morn
ing. on a business trip to Fort Scott. Kansas.
The shoes turned out by The United Shoe Co.
are giving excellent satisfaction. An order for
week arrangements will be completed to turn
out 200 pairs of shoes per day.
Opera Glasses of our own importation, and
the finest goods that money will buy, at say
ing to you of per cent.
LII GODDARD.
j. La Du and wife. of Brimfeld. leave Sat-
and will visit friends and relatives in Marion o.
before their return.
N Converse & Son are getting in this week a
not time to tell you what they have but go and
see them.
o. D. Wheeler las arrested last night upon a
warrant from Justice Beatty's court for commit
ting an assault upon Alex. McCracken. When
arraigned he plead guilty and was fined S. and
costs.
James CAREY was put in the cooler last night
for being drunk. When brought before His
Honor. Mayor Cole. he plead guilty and was
fined 81 and costs.
The infrmary directors of Stark County give a
party this evening at their infrmary buildi ngs
for the entertainment of its inmates. Supt. J.W
McCombs and our infrmary board are in attend
| ance upon invitation.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will serve sup
per in the church parlors on Friday. Dec. g. from
5 to o'clock.
Attention comrades of Mcintosh Post No. 327
G. A. r. Tuesday evening. Dec. IL. election oi
officers. T. R. MASON P C. L W. WooD. Ad it
| Delicious Pure Candies. Bananas. Mixed Nuts
Sweet Florida Oranges. Figs Dates. &C.. at whole
sale and retail, Hope NOVELTY STORE.
See our Holiday Goods before you make you
purchases. LII GODDARD. the Jeweler.
One feature of our Holiday stock is that there
something for everybody; something for every
| body's purse. F. G. PARK.
The township trustees met at the office of Gle ri
Beatty Monday. No business was transacted ex
cept the allowance aud payment of bills
Mrs. I. G. Phillips returned Wednesday fron
months absence in visiting her daughter, Mrs
Laura Beers. at Bowling Green. She was joineC
by her husband four days previous to her depar
ture for home. who accompanied her on her re
turn. after together visiting friends in Toledo.
LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining ii
the Post Office at RaVenna, o., Nov. 30, 1885,
for period of IA days or more:
Lewis Alexander. Jno. D. Baldwin. Free
Brown S1, n Earnest Cumming; Mrs Amelia Kelley
Carrie Roberts Henry Riuehart c. H. Shrade 81
drop Jamie Thompson, Mrs. John Thompson
J.C. BEATTY. P. NJ ,
A. G. Squire. who has been in the county ia
about two months on a charge of obtaining prop
erty under false pretenses. had a hearing at 10
m. yesterday before Justice Beckley and Mayo
Cole. The hearing was had in the grand u1
room. The charge of D. C. TiIden was heard br
} disposition of same reserved. The case of A.
Nichols Was next called and after examining tW
witnesses an adjournment was had until 10 a. n
Friday in order that the state might obtain add
tional witnesses.
The second lecture in the Ravenna Lectu
Course will be given in the Universalist Churt
1 Wednesday evening. December 14th on '' I'll
s True Aristocracy' - Admission so cents Ticl
cts can be obtained OF ilcv, Andrew Wilse
r Waller Brothers Stevens, and at the doc
Reserved seats without extra price. Mrs Lii
b ermore is the Queen of the lecture platform al
i needs no commend alton to the citizens of B
l. VIENNA and vicinity. No one can aft ord to mi
the opportunity of hearing this eloquent wom
on most important subject.s
TheCounty Commissioners are holding a thr
q days session commencing Monday. Their wo
e varied liItle from the usual routine, They
newed a $1,000 policy of insurance on the infirl
"a ary building and $500 on the barn and $500 on
.r sheriff's barn. The Hiram Free Turnpike Coz
missioners filed their annual report, which W
-. accepted. Wanser Holcomb and Edgar Whit
= sey ere appointed to view the Streetsbore 70
leading to Hudson. and determine as to the pl
posed change to avoid troublesome sink h
upon same. Action was taken in criminal ca
N from J. P.s and Mayors courts. They visit
II and examined the jail and reported it las being
as every particular wholly satisfactory as regards
Sc sanitary condition.
IA A good degree of interest is being manifest
in regard to the coming session of the Farme
Institute to be held here on Dec. % and "a nel
at At called meeting in the court house on |
IN Thursday permanent organization was efec
IL by the election of the following officers: Pr
dent, C. L. Bartlett, Ravenna; vice president.
~ B. Morris. Charlestown; secretary. Smith s.
- ford, Ravenna; treasurer. Henry l.. Demi
Rootstown; executive committee. Chas. II. Sa
Lafayette Smith and G. S. Hustled. A fl
hearty and friendly. interchange of opinions
suggestions was indulged in for time. 1t
the generally expressed opinion that with
aid of such speakers W. I. Chamberlain e
Col J. II. Brigham. who will be furnished by
State Board of Agriculture. it will be our