The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-12-19
N. C. Fox was in Akron, Thursday.


evenings, until after Christmas.
. N. C. Fox was in Akron, Thursday.
A large line of fancy Vases.
c. A. MYERS.
M. II. Carter was C. d P. passenger to Pitts
burg, Saturday.
When looking for Holiday Goods, call at
J. H. FoRD's Cut Price Sale.
Can and Bulk Oysters, at KRAKE's.
yesterday.
Candy is cheap at KRAKE's. Get prices.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Fletcher died Saturday morning.
Mr. Roach, of the firm of Miller & Roach,
of Akron, was in town Tuesday.
There will be services at Grace Church on
Christmas day, at 1880 a. M, Sermon and
Holy Communion.
Low prices for Gloves and Mittens at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
A Pair of Woolen Blankets will make an
acceptable Xmas Present. CLARK has them,
cheap.
No trouble to pay for goods at FoRD's,
prices are so low
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Olin went to Kalamazoo,
Mich, via the Pennsylvania R. R., last week, to
spend the holidays with Mrs. Olin's parents.
Mr. G. H. Libby left via the Erie, Monday
morning, for Jefferson City, Mo-, where he
expects to engage in business.
Spencer Myers, of Leetonia, was in town,
Thursday, visiting friends previous to going
to California, where he expects to locate.
Mrs. DIR. Herrick, of Wilson Avenue,
Cleveland, was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]
H. Evans several days last week.
The finest line of Dolls, Toys, and Games,
at the lowest prices. c. A. MYERS.
Special Matinee Christmas afternoon, at 3
o'clock. at Reeds Opera House. John F ay
Palmer, i'll Monte Cristo -
Monte Christie" at the Opera House Christ
mas afternoon, at 8 o'clock. 1t is play well
worth seeing Secure your seats early.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mcbride and daughter, Miss
Minnie, of Garrettsville, visited her son, DIR.
NJ. G. Mcbride and wife, of this city, Monday
and Tuesday.
More goods for the money than you ever
bought before, at ]. Fl. FORD's Closing Out
Sale.
Misses Ida and Winnie Thomas are home
from Oberlin for the holidays.
Mrs. H. D. Seymour arrived yesterday from
New York City, enroute to her home in Ell
wood, Ind.
Santa Claus will fill all the Christmas
stockings with Candies and Nuts, at Deleon's
o. D. Kingsbury left for Kentucky yester.
day morning over the Erie, in the interests
of Hon. c. D. Ingel.
We are bound to close all Winter Wraps
both Fur and Cloth. Now is your time.
| J. c. CLARK.
Cabinet Frames 10e., up.
c. A MYERS.
County Clerk Seaton and family will spend
Christmas with Mrs. Seaton's sister, Mrs
Charles Works, in North Bloomfield, Trum.
bull County.
Figs, Bananas and Dates, at Deleone's.
| LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
in the Ravenna Postofice December 10, fol
| two weeks or more
| H. B. Alexander, Mrs. W. S. Culbertson
Mrs. Baily J. B. Fike, Mrs. Lizzie Davis
Mr.. M. Deire, Miss julie Smith, 81. Thomas
Buy Steel Traps, Skates, Boys Sleds. at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE.
J.R. Humelbaugh, of Ravenna, was bounC
over to Common Pleas Court of Cuyahog
County at Cleveland, last Friday, by Judg
Logue, of the Police Court, on three charge
of forgery. AS Court is in session in tina
city almost continuously, it is probable tina
the matter will come up for an early disposal
A fine line of Etchings just received. 25c
buys one. G. A. MYERS.
The Commissioners are in session today fc
the purpose of hearing the application of tn
Ravenna Street Railroad and Power Co., for
franchise. The Seiberlng and Walsh Babcocl
Cos are also represented by their attorneys.
Choice Onions, 65c. bushel. at
HOPE NOVELTY STORE
The dwelling of Mrs. Mackey, on East st
was discovered on fire about O'Clock Sa
urday evening, and the interior was badl
damaged by fire before the Fire DepartmeI
arrived and by water afterward. 1t is sal
there had been no person in the house sine
morning, and the origin of the fire is there
fore mystery,
Bill Morgan's Chestnut Street place, whic
has long had the reputation or being tn
toughest place in town, is closed and th
proprietor has departed, to the great sati
faction of the people generally. We are r.
liably Informed that the place will not |
again opened as saloon.
Chas. @. Boosinger, second son of the la
George Boosinger, was killed by the cars c
the Connotton road, at Cleveland, Monda!
He was employed as brakeman on that roa
Funeral services will be held at the home
his mother, in Brimfeld, tomorrow (Thnr
day. at p. m, Rev. Andrew Wilson of6C
ating.
A big stock of Fruit, Nuts, &C., at KRAKE'
About twenty visitors called at the scho
. room of Miss Knapp, one the teachers in 1
Chestnut street building, yesterday afternoc
and were entertained by the recitations and e
ercises of the well trained children We
pretty feature of the afternoon was the giving
Christmas presents among the little pupils.
large decorated umbrella was adorned with t
: gift articles, which were taken to their respect
recipients by the little boys The school is c.
tainly under excellent and efficient mana.
ment.