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Newspaper
The Democratic Press
Location
Eaton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1895
Page
3
D. M. Clewell writes a final word to friends before a northern Ohio excursion, noting the Union Square Hotel stay and introducing a six day harvest of items for the Cheap Store. He highlights a pretty line of seasonable styles collected during the trip.
The ad invites buyers to explore a wide assortment of fancy silks and printed China dress silks at reduced prices. It highlights Silk waists suitable fabrics, trimmings, and Real China Wash Silks offered at 35 to 59 cents per yard, noting better styles than previously sold and urging attention to the sale.
The note promotes lace use for the coming season and highlights new jet passementries, Hamburg embroideries, cut steel buckles, clasps, fancy shell hair ornaments, and many other items. It assures abundant good things at reasonable prices and hints at a future message from the Bermudas.
Reverend Vernon preached farewell at Disciple Church and plans return for revivals in Sham next November. Local factory tensions caused a “ladies strike” at Ravenna Shoe, ending with foreman discharged and workers back at machines. Church announcements note interim pulpit supply and upcoming sermons by Rev. Harshman and Rev. Webster. Weather disruptions froze water mains, with floods looming near Quick sand areas. Milan King recuperating from pneumonia. C E Day slated for Feb 17 at the Cong Church.
Rev George Martin Pastor of the Congregational Church of Atwater visited Ashtabula County last Saturday and stayed over Sunday Miss Adelaide Black returned to Philadelphia after weeks with her sister Mrs R G Buntty Local water sounds and a new night track walker added to the Erie section first in five years Ti H Stevens of Cleveland made a short call Ravenna friends praise his recovery from illness F P Chapman went to Mansfield for nephew Charles Chapman 22 years said near death from typhoid pneumonia The Kisson hanging anniversary remembered The W C T A will meet with Mrs Julia Scott South Prospect St Thursday Feb Hth at 2 30 All temperance supporters invited Wim Sapp dies at 6 age heart disease funeral today at 1 Delia North dies pneumonia brain trouble husband and two children remains sent to Streetsboro for interment
Miss Minnie Horr, trained in Cleveland, to run drawing and painting classes at the Empire Building on Saturday afternoons. Advertisements promote Vick's Flora and GEECH works, seed catalogs, and various garden and novelty offers, with sample prices and 10 cent catalogs from James VView's Sons, Rochester.
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