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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23
The New Mattress Ahead.

RAvENNA, o., Aug. D, 1869.
From short acquaintance with the Folding
Hair Mattress manufactured by Mr.. IL. w.
Bane, must Hcknowledge them superior to my
expectation. and consider them equal to his cir
cular setting forth their good properties over
other Mattresses heretofore manufactured.
p. p. DAWLEY,
One of the Cocoon: of Portage County, o!
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HolidayaGootss.
lAATKnit GooJs.z .zf

Everybody will Gnd. the largest line of Holt
day Goods in Portage County, displayed at
j. S. SMITH & CO.
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.Jace Goods,

.Beocher & Seymour have received the largest
and finest stock of Lace Collars and Handker-
chiefs in Ravenna Very nice for Christmas
,tc
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The COURT CIRCLES OF THE REPUB-
Lie, OR THE BEAUTIES AND CELEBRI-
TIES OF THE NATION, is the title of q
very interesting and instructive book
by Mrs. Z. f. Elicit, author of The
Women of the American Revolution" !"
The Queens of American Society,
ETC., with sketches by Mrs. R. Z. Mack,
It is q work of $50 pages, neatly print
ed on good paper, elegantly bound,
and illustrated with original portraits
splendidly engraved on steel. The
book is illustrative of life. and society
under eighteen Presidents, describing
the tsocial features of the successive
administrations from Washington to
Grant the drawing-room circles; the
prominent statesmen n leading
ladies; the brilliant bellies and distin-
guished visitors; the principal enter
tainments; fashionable styles ofdress !;
manners; etiquette; anecdotes; Incl
depts, &c, &c. The book is for sale
only by subscription. Miss. M. B.
Thompson WHO is canyassing for the
work i'll Rayenna, will call on our cit
zens, and all those who wish to obtain
a book full of interesting incinents and
suitable present for the holidays,
should not fail I'd subscribe for this
work, .r
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

AT Charlottesville, Va, on Thursday
morning last, DR.. Oliver, an English
man of prominence was shot and
Killed by George Ayers, of Farquabar
who charged him with having seduced
his daughter while visiting his house
some months ago. ..,.
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GUARANTEE RATES.

- GUARANTEE RATES.
For Year OF less
Government and all other Cou-)
RsSn Rssnt SSs;SHIrities S;In including 81 90 per $1,000
Sf1a. S9la Codn ON, or BaiIion. SIIin 2S 1000
Silver or Gold Plate, underl
seal, on owners estimate of
full value, and rate subject to co " 1000
adjustment for bulk, on Il ba- -
: Deeds. Mortgages. Valuable Papers generally.
when of no fixed value, 81 u year each, or ac-
cording to bulk.
Wills, IS, which premium covers the remain
der of the life of the maker
The Company is also prepared to Rent Small
Iron Safes. leach furnished with Tin BoX,) in
sioe its Burglar Proof Vault, the Renter exclu-
sively holding the kew thereof. at the following
rates, viz: SIS. $40, $50, $50, SIS, and 800 per
annum. Also, to Store Books of Account, Re.
cords, Valuable Title Papers, etc. at reasonable
rates. No charge less than one dollar
President-WILLIAMP PHILLIPS
Vice President-HENRYL LLOYD. .--'
Directors = WILLIAM PHILLIPS HENRY
LLOYD, WILLIAM REA, WILLIAM NJ LYON JAS
l. BENNETT. BYRON II. PAINTER, JOSEPH s. NOR
RISoN, GEORGE BLACK, CURTIS G. HUsSEY.
Secretary and Treasurer-S. f. Won BONN
HORST. -.
Sept. 80, 1852 57-3m.
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NJ. Z. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT
Business engagements prevented our
attending the Concert given by the
NJ. Z. Sunday School at their church
on Friday last. We hear the exhibit
ton spoken of as one of the most in
teresting and amusing that has taken
place in our village for a long time.
All of those who participated per-
formed their parts admirably. The
house was filled to its utmost capacity
the receipts amounting to over 800.
By special request the exhibition was
repeated on Wednesday evening this
week, 20 e.
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Ireacbers' EXAMINATIONS.

LoftOIAOAS D. ~ @ N = = 70 q
The Board OF School Examiners for Portage
County will hold meetings for the examination
of applicants. in the Court House, at Ravenna.
commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and closing at
O'Clock, p M. upon the last Saturday of each
month, until further notice. ,-r 4 -..fIsyJ
c. A. REED, Clerk.
Paro,na OCT 81 1850 6e-tf. 10
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New. AdyertIsements.

RG5e Mile Zoe-Phenix Hall. Nov 3D.
Rf5.J. c. Prentiss-New Stock of Hardware.
LOCAL NOTICES.
hEH. W. Bane~The Key Mattress Ahead
n&F Etna Book store-Two Book Notices. -
E~B ~Beechor & Seymour-Four Notices.
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4 DANCING club has been formed at
Newton Falls, in Trumbull Co.
The TifIin papers are agitating the
question of building free turnpikes.
The Seneca 1Ilcertiser threatens TO
adopt the cash in advance system.
THE firemen of Tifin are to have a
fair.
TIE strong minded women of
Akron have formed a Sorocis.
MRs. CoEBLER of Mansfield, while
washing on Tuesday last, was badly
burned by her clothes cathing fire.
a MAN named Henry Avery, while
standing i'll a grocery in Newark,
dropped dead without any apparent
cause, last week Saturday.
Mr. LEVI HARE, living near Cary,
Seneca county, while dislodging a
leaning tree was struck by it on the
head, causing death in short time.
The married folks of Youngstown
have organized a dancing club, and al
low none but Bcnedicts to attend
their hops.
HELLER, the great Musionist, left
Youngstown last week laboring under
the illusion that somebody else would
pay his bills. He is a "fell of q
Heller.
SOME one entered the harness shop
of Messrs. j. & J. Young, of Salem,
one day last week and stole therefrom
lot of halters. One of them should
be fitted to that fellows neck.
S. c. FIEcE, of Kinsman, Trumbull
county wants 20 know the wherea-
bouts of George S. Durand. who left
Oct. I'd. lie is 16 years old, has
brown hair and grey eyes.
WHILE VIM. Bachelor was walking
the streets of Wellsville with a lady,
he imagined himself insulted by John
Demins and resented it by stabbing
Demins with knife, inflicting Sc
we're wound. Bachelor was arrested.
HENRY STINE. a German, living in
Niles, has been confined in the War
rem Jail for five months on charge of
breach of peace, and complaint was
made to the County Commissioners at
their late session, that he was losing
his mind from exposure in an un-
wholesome place.
A YOUNG man named Evan Stam.
baugh, of GiraFd, jumped from a
freight train while under motion on
Monday evening of last week, striking
on his head, crushing his skull and
causing instant death. ~>-
THE Hubbard Journal says that on
Thursday night last, George Stull, of
that place, while coming home from
Youngstown, and highly favored
with the extract of rye, fell from the
wagon in which he was riding, the
hind wheel passing over one of his
legs, breaking the bone near the thigh
joint.
JAMES MCANDREws, an employee in
Camps flax mill, on Friday last, was
caught, while trying to throw off a
belt by the arm, was carried over a
shaft several times, breaking the right
arm, and seriously injuring the joint
at the elbow. His wounds have been
dressed by Drs. Woodwork and Nc
| Quiston, and at this writing, he is
doing as well as could be expected
Warren Constitution.
A. SELECT PARTY comes off at the
Etna House tomorrow night, and q
gay time is anticipated.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Capt. Henry
Hatch, who resides in the North East
part of this township, on the dia agonal
road to Freedom, received very seri-
ogs injuries while working in the
cider-mill of VIM. S. French, on Fri
day the 10th inst. He was pulling at
a bar or lover at the cider press, which
slipped from the mortice, letting him
over backwards, he striking his full
weight across the chime of u barrel
standing near, breaking two ribs on
the left side and infiicting other severe
bruises and Injuries, Capt. Hatch is
q man of about seventy-one years Of
age. t.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

ELoPEMENF.-Ac case of the above
chara cterl reported to us as occurring
within the precincts of Southington,
on Tuesday night of last week. The
circumstances as far as we could learn
are the following: A man named
Samuel Eysrer. of Boardman, Maho-
ming county, who is husband and
father, visited the township of Sou tn
ington, i'll the capacity of a canvasser
for books. During his stay in that
neighborhood he stopped at the house
ofa Mr.. Anthony, they being relatives
of his wife. While here Eyster sue
ceeded in winning the affections of
young lady, daughter of Anthony,
and proposed an elopement, which
was acceeded to by the lady, the par
ties coming to Warren and putting up
at the Austin House; but her father
missing her and Eyster, supposed all
was not right, and came to Warren,
where hesfound his daughter and en-
treated her to return with him, which
she promised to do; but note from
Eyster, who had sought refuge in an
otherpar of the; town, informed her
they would be taken to Garrettsville
by a private conveyance which would
be waiting at certain locality. Abb
senting herself from her father, which
he supposed would be but moment,
she sought the place mentioned in the
note, and was taken to Garrettsville.
Whittier the runaways have gone we
are not informed. The character of
the young lady is said to have been
Warren Chronicle. -r...
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Beecher & Seymour have very elegant styles
of Long and Square shawis also the best sf0ul
der ShawIs in the market for 81; rii57 aftfs y
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Farm for Sale.

az ACRES of choice land, on Freedom road,
Ae1 about miles from Court House. Nine.
acres of timber, rest well improved. Good
frame house and barn. Good well ofsoft water,
about 20 thrifty apple trees. AhuAdanceo of liv-
ing stock W2tep n = "
For further particulars, call on N. stuart
W-sw. uIRAN CHAIRMAN.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

Persons suffering from chronic dis.
eases should bear in mind the visit of
Dr.iC. II. Applegate, ON Saturday and
Sund&ynext. The DR.. has met with
excellent success in the treatment of
chronic diseases and comes highly rec
emmended. His rooms are at;fhe Ex-=
change Hotel. Consultation free. 17i5--
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

s-.t--iJ D Furs, Fprs,,.7--,r--,1.,t
Wewill now offer Ladies and Chiidren's Flu S
at less prices than any House in the County, that
offer to sell at COST, as we did not carry over
from last year an OLD STOCK to guess pri
down on, =. s,,ys ..-- IL :, ShITH. ~ GO.
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Wagon for Sale.

A GOOD Secondhand Horse Wagon,
Ravenna, Dec %. lS6u-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

IT is said that $7,000,0Oo ornorthern
capital is being expended this year in
improvements in Georgia.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

We are offering great bargains in ali depart
ments of our immense stock, 50
81 e JkS SAiITIIs& co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23

NEW Passive have added to our
Jobbing facilities one ofiH. .H. Thorp's
Card and JOB Presses, for doing Cards
Bill Heads, and small Circuiars., one
ofthe neatest and most perfect little
machines ever Invented, and we are
now better than ever before prepared
to execute work i'll that line with neat
ness and dispatch. Give us cali. q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-12-23
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAFENNA, o.
Designated Depositary Of the

u. s. Bdnds aud Securities bought. sold and
exchanged. at our counter, at best market rates
stocks and T;unIs, of all kinds bought and
sold OF, Commits sion in New York, or any de-
sired market
Highest: market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Cold, Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds. ~.
Drafts drawn and easiiedoh all the principal
Cities in the United states.
e Sight Drafts on England and Ireland ana
Passage Tickets TO or from those Cities at
New Ork rates. q.
Revehue stanips-aH sizes fOrsaie.t) !
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
GEO ROBINSON President.
4
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Soap! Soap !

The subscriber Is manufacturing, at Camn,
bellsports first rate article of "'s
8 . F. II 8 Q "A p,
which he will deliver 10 those in want of tho
same at rcasonable rates, by the gallon or barrel
Greese and wood ashes taken in exchange for
Soap.
All orders lert at heokley's Stove and Tin Store
will receive prompt attention.
EDGAR C. CAMpBELL.
Samphollspert, April 81, 1850, 8S-ly.
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One of the cosCOhi: Of Portage County. o.
FuTs, Fqrs,,

Beecher7 6, Seymour have great bargains in
Waterproofs.
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Rev. E. 3. MASON has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy in the Board of
School Examiners occasioned by the
resignation of G. 4. Reed, Esq.
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$40 HilklGy Knitting Machines $50.

TTNuE most perfect machine yet invented
4 viii widen and narrow. turn q heel, or
will knit stockings, drawers, shirts, hoods, com
IIorters, mitteps, II il cheap simpie and dura-
Bile. 1t sets up its own work, uses hut one nee
will do the sShie work that the Lamb machine
will do, and costs less than half rs much, and
has not the tenth part Of the machinery to get
out of order. Circulars and samples mailed free
on application. Agents wanted.s, All machines
guaranteed #T-t
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or at least he was Free Mason, Mr.
c. warmly advocated the claims of
Jackson. fact he often referred to in
later years with expressions Of very
satisfactory character. Since 1899 and
at the time OF his death he was con-
sistent Democrat.
Mr.. c. united with the Methodist
Episcopal Church of this place in
lS4I. and was soon chosen one of its
leaders-a position lie held at the time
of his death
We have thus imperfectly present
cd all epitome Of some of the leading
events in the life of one of the most
honored citizens of this county;
gentleman whom, all who knew him,
delighted to honor, and whose memo
~ they will cherish. He was man
who i'll all the relations of life, wheth-
er in the home circle, as private cit
izcp, or public officer, in the Church
or the Lodge room, discharged faith
fully every trust reposed in him. He
has passed away, but his works do
live after him.
His funeral took place from the res
idence Of his son, d. G. Goldman, Esq,
and the services were conducted by
the members of Unity Lodge, f. & A.
NJ, Rev. Mr.. Warren of the NJ. f.
Church, officiating as the clergyman
on the occasion, and was attended by
a large number Of citizens.
REv. E. 3. MASON has been appoint
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from Gov. Tod, Of Ohio, for volun-
teers to defend the State against ma
rauders, Mr.. O., although at the adj
vanced age of Is, shouldered his mus
ket, and armed and equipped as the
law directs" set out for Cincinnati,
the place OF rendezvous. A part of
this band of old heroes were sent over
the river to Covington, KY, Mr.. G.
quartering with his old friend, Jesse
r. Grant, the father of the President.
He soon, however, received his homo
rable discharge from Gov. Tod, and
his certificate of service as one of the
"Ohio Squirrel Hunters . is preserved
by the lamily.
Mr.. Goodman became Free Mason
in 1877, uniting with Unity Lodge,
No. II, at this place; was elected
Master of the Lodge in 1920, holding
that high Office for several years. He
was also q member of the Grand
Lodge Of the State for several years,
In 1880, in consequence of the trouble
growing out of the supposed murder
of Morgan, this lodge with nearly all
others in this section closed their
doors, which were not reopened until
1851. He was also @ member of the
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons in this
PLACE, aud at the date of his-death held
the Office of Excellent Scribe" In
Masonic Jurisprudence he was excel
lently informed, his opinions and ad-
vice therefore were often sought by
the officers.
In the Presidential contest of 1924,
iherc being four candidates-Adams,
jackson, Clay and Crawford, Bfr.
Goldman was an ardent supporter Of
of adams, but i'll the campaign of 20,
the Morgan Raid had divided politics
ON the subject Of MasonIy. and Gen.
Jackson being the Nasonfe candidate,
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8 9 9 8 8 . o

TO THE WORKING cLAss.--We are now pre-
ps'so 70 iurnsh all classes with constant employ
meh' at home the whole Of the time or for the spare
moments business new light and profitable. Per.
sons Of either sex easily earn from Soc. 10 A. No,
evening, and proportional sum by deyoting then
"hole time 10 the business Boys and girls cam
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notice may send their address, anu test tho bust.
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BULLS
SAFE - "a II a II ILL a
A coon REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother:

Benton barracks, Mo, April 81, isee.
pR. JOHS BULL-peaT Sir; Knowing the Ell.
cheney Of your Suspsra, and the healing aud bene-
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slateuept of ms ca.ei
Twas Wounded about two years Ago-wss taken pris.
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through the hips. Ny general health Is impaired,
ana need something 20 ASSIST nature. ! have nors
faith your sArsapara than IN anything else. wish
that that l. genuine Please express half dozen
bottles, and obllSc CAPT, e. i. JOHNSON,
1t. Louis, Mo,
z. Tho following was written April 80, 1905, BY
Ma Jennie johnson mother OF Capt. Johnson;
DR, JOHN BlLL-DeaF Sir. Ny husband, Or. q.
>. Johnton, was kilihil surgeon and physician in
Central New York. where no died, leaving the sboye
q. y. johnson m my care A. thirteen years Of aga,
he had q chronic diarrhea and scTotulg, for which |
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York. Ohio and lows, for serOfula fever sores, and
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1he effected tasss Of seresiG and srsr
amOst miraculous. am very anxious for my son
10 again have recourse 20 your Sarsaparilla. lie 10
aTiul of getting spurious article hence his Writing
n YOU fort His wounds were terrible, but believe
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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This Is An interesting work OF TWO hundred and
tweniy-four pages, with numerous cngrbyIng, and
contains valuable information for those Who aIe mar
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sent to any one (free Of postagel for Fifty cents
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Clouds, and gloom, and damp continue
and have been with US so long that We
are reminded Of the prophecy that the
sun would never shine so brightly again
after the Eclipse, and unless the seasons
be ONE badly mixed IN December, when
1t should be cold, we are going to be
cheated out Of our Indian Summer.
The river has become stationary, here,
but the, Ohio rise WI begin to reach d
to morrow and cause rise OF a few
inches more.
Business continues good.
The Mississippi and Missouri are slow
ly falling. The upper portions Of the
both rivers are closed by. ice. The
former is closed as low down as Reeds
landing. There is still seven feet be-
tween Cairo and st. Louis, and fully ten
feet below Cairo.
The Grand Era has reached our W harf
after sixteen days struggling with low
water from Louisville. She com me noes
loading after the Richmond leaves, and
takes her departure for New Orleans on
Tuesday evening next The Era Is one
Of the most complete steamers afloat,
and will amply repay an inspection by
our citizens. She is being supplied with
. new condensiug apparatus which will
give all the benefits Of low pressure pow.
er In conjunction with high pressure,
without the cumbrou3 machinery OF
either the Richmond or the Great Re-
public. fer -- -. .a-rt..
The Ohio is rislns slowly ut Pittsburg
with four feet water in the channel and
the weather is clear and cold. 1t is sta.
tionary at Wheeling, falling 1T Mariet.
II and At Gilitipoli,. rising at Ironing
Cincinnati, Louisville,, aud Evans.
Vile, with nearly five feet water in the
chsnnel and four feet on French Island.
The Wabash and Cum berland having
risen considerably. the lower Ohio has
from Ave to seven feet water.
The Cumberland Is again falling.
The Richmond Is loading % leave for
n. o. Tonight.
The Belle Memphis, Captain Crane, is
the regular packet FOR Memphis this
evening.
The White leave. as usual for Paducah
discovering.
Capt. Charles 7. Hinde is agent for the
above boats.
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Bacbslo,'s Hair Dye.

This splendid Har bye . tho bost o the worli' the
only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable iustan-
taneous; no disappointment no rid.cuiou. iiut,;
remedies the % effects u Bad dyes nyigomtcs and
leaves the HAIR ,of, aid beautiful, black OF brown
sold by al Druggists and roriunors, and properly
spilled at Bachelors VIZ Factory, No. L. BOND
street, New lorN. I.. r.F uc2hikwly
y Rare lecffon.-aowIand's Receipts.
Magic Arts, piseoycfies, osc., comprising WiuAble
Information for everybody. Sent Ny mail, lIoe o
POSTAGE for 20 cents.
Address X. &. NORMANDY, 6Oi Market street 81.
Louis, 30. scr dawly
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Price 80 cents.
. Ds- ,hsS u the above son, postpaid on rcceip,
O! price.
Address Joseph x. L-ehar t1I Mark,, street. ST.
Louis, No. ser ivI',y
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New Marriage Guide.

AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physiological,
Errors Abuses and Diseases, incident TO Youth and
Early Manhood which create mpsdiments 10 MAR
hlAGE' with sure means Of relief sentin sealed let
ter envelopes, nee II 'harge, Address, Dr. s skill
LIN HoUGHToN, Howard Association, Philadel.
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