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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-10

The scuve medicinal
qualities Of Poke Root
are combiue,i WITH the
best Tome preparation
Of Iron in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Parmelee's New Vegetable Pills.

Containing Mandrake and Dandeliop and will
Cure Liver and Kidney Complaints, Dyspepsia,
Gostiveness, Headache, Purify the Blood and
regulate the seeretions, remove all Bilious mat
ter and prevent Agus. These Pills are Anti
Bilious sud Specific for the cure of those
Chronic and Bilious arrangements. my24dwly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-10

Our dress fabrics consists Of:
Black siikr, 81 70, SO. ~, 80, 90 a yard
up japanese silks, SOC, 75e;
keal French Popiins cheaper than the cheaps,t
Black ana oolorsd alpEcss, Z5e per yard, up;
Msrinss and Empress AGd sAtteens cheap
Paris crsPe, All shades, 35e, worth sec;
Bordeaux poplin, all shades, very fine, 300;
Newport suiting, 20, rs, SO, 300, per yard, all
York saiting, splendid, 25c per y ard; styles;
Grenadines, 25c peT yard, upward, worth 59e
Scotch ginghAms, 25c upward;
Pacific lawns, elegant styles, only 15e;
zoo pieces Of plAids, al styles, fer suIiDg, zoe,
upwards;
Domestic gnghams, IL to 5e per yard;
Oslicoes Ice upward, elegant patterns:
Blesched and unblesched usIin, 10, l2t, IA, l5C
upward
Table Linen, rs, So, 40, As. soc upwards
Napkins, doz., 75c, ST. 1 25, SO, up;
Linen Diaper cheap;
Cashmere, 200 piecet, 124, Is, 20, %, soc; foi
men and boys wear, 49, 40, 5Oo,up;
| WaferDroof q5cI$ IS, up;
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

From South Carolina we have re-
ports that Carpet-bsg leaders are
quarreling among themselves, and
that an INDEPENDENT Republican ticket
will probably be nominated in oppo-
sition 10 that of the ring. If men of
Known good character can be found
and placed on such ticket the white
inha blfants ofSouth Carolina will no
doubt willingly give it their support,
and with the aid of the more intelli-
gent and honest of the negroes might
reasonably hope to carry the State.
The greatest obstacle would lie in the
frauds of the election officers, some of
whom, it may be remembered, were
sent to the Penitenti8ry two years ago
for just a triffe OVERRIDING business in
the oBeaufort district Certain it is
that that there is now great wrangling,
and that exposures are coming out of
the naodus operandi. of the great rob-
berries of the Scott ring. Cardoza, the.
negro Secretary, of State, has SO far
shown himself honest, able, and inde-I
pendent, and. where he is known,
wields great power with his race. His
course and that Of the South Carolina
negroes win be watched with great
by those who wish to see the
colored race show themselves worthy
of the ballot. Tribune. 'iS5assit,. 5.,tsi.t,,;
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
aWest Yfrginia sElection.

The election for Governor, State
Officers, and Members of Congress,
and on the ratification of the New
Constitution, took place ON Thursdag
last. The GRANTEES had no candidate
for Governor in the field but support
ed Jacob, Democrat, who ran as an
independent candidate against the
regular nominee. Full returns Of the
election have mot yet been received,
but it is regarded as certain that ID.
cobs is elected over Camden, the reg
ular nominee,sh by from 5000 TO 5000
majority. The new constitution Is
still in doubt eag 91o ~ ss isa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
Rushing into Print.

Editors often come in contact with
men who get furiorsly angry at a re-
fusal to print their grievances, or
think him very 'sslow" if heRlpes not
jump at the FIRST opportunity to pub
lish some alleged dreadful fact about
a public man, which he, the corRplain-
ant, has just found out. Such men
should be thankful that there is such
an institution as the cool, experienced
editor, TO stand between them and the
public, or they would be apt-to COM
nit some Unpleasant follies in life
time. Let a man who is terribly an
cry about his dinner not being ready
on time, sit down and write out just
what he would like to say about it,
and then put it away for the next
days reading. Hewould be convinced
that the greatest fools on earth are
those who crush into print"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

DEMOCRATS, in the opinion Of the
Grant politicians. If you support Mr..
Greeley, you are copperheads, rebel
sympathizers, crow-eaters, dishonest
and inconsistent. Why /? Because by
your support of Greeley you damage
Grants prospect of ofre-eIection and aid
a continuance of carpet bag and ibsyo-
net rule. f9 sifA sieiss haifa . .
If you favsr a so-called straight
out nomination or swear you win not
vote for Greeley, they pat you. on the
back end call you honest, consistent,
noble, patriotic, Democrats. Why
Because by contributing to q division
of the opposition to Grant you better
his prospects of re-election. seola- 81.
VIII you thus be battered and ca
joled into doing indirectly what you
would despise yourselves for doing
directly? = iaG lFoaf 1.iog 80 Te9z
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

80 81 - aH- p So f.'N
The Detroit Free Press invites the
people generally to come thither as
follows: IF Yonr wife has eloped,
come to Detroit to find her. If your
husband has scooted with the hired
girl or your neighbor's wife, come
here first of all. If your daughter
has eloped to get married, strike for
Detroit baAll these people make right
for this point, or everybody thinks
they do. The Chief of Police, the
newspapers and business men are al
most daily in receipt of letters or tel
egrams to the effect that elopers are
making for Detroit and should be
caught. Women come here to look
for runaway husbands, and husbands
arrive her to inquire for runaway
wives. Half the detective business
consists in hunting up such parties
and sending them home" es
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
me Psospeet in .e.ials. seoihaies.:r ] bs. bs

~ HI-Trcf--tr ~ ~ SrSretfsJ B1lt7l
y General BrinkefhoofJ of Mans1feId,:
fin arecent speech at Hamilton, Ohio,
Ssayss 81 3InintD3 Won Hgs JnSmG1Sg
sd issay to- my Dem6cratie friends here
to night gthatifyo1 and Ill-if the DEM
s6crafic party Of Ohio, aaita tire III Befai
Repubifcans of Ohio uaitet upon The
comnion piatfofm-Ho Hofaeep Greeley
will be elected by q majority In Oilio
of over $4,000. q Cheers. 70 When you
look around you in your villages and
cities, and Townships andd pFecinetsy
and see Republicans coming s up Ind
voting for Horace Greeley along with
the Democrats, you may rest assured
that the saIneicause that brought theuli
into that condition of mind exists az
owes, the United States That is what
makes Gthec State of n Ohiog day no.,
less than 25,000 Republican, are II ing
to vote for Horace Greeley land GIafz
Brownluf ICheers-l l5y Notu only that
but owe are going to do something
morege We are going to let the peoL1
pile know before fhe November elee-
ifion that Ohio lis for Greeley land
lBrownaoWe are going toiicarry Ohio
at the anext October election at from
ten to twenty thousand for yourD
ocratic State ticket. Il Cheers.B We,
Liberal Republicans knowjustsaswe
as anybody that one vote forthel Den-
ocratic State ticket in October'is worth
two for Horace Greeley in November
We know pHrfectly well that the great
StateIof Ohio is becomingwhat Penn
sylvania once was--the keystone. liii9
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

/. Another carpet-bag Administration
is in peril. The Governor of Texas is
threatened with Impeachment. When
like threats began about the runaway
Governor of. Georgia, his Administra-
ton allies fastened III consenting cho-
r1s TO assure us that he was the most
upright, able, and unobjectionable of
poor ,loyalists, prosecuted by uncon-
vefted rebels. = His loyalty didn't
prove 4 plea in a bar of conviction for
robbery, and between two days he
disappeared, to return no more forev-
er. But we shall now hear that Gov.
Davis Is as pure as Gov. Bullock was
repfespented. " Tribune. #oi'l y "a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

NEARLY three million letters went
through the Dead-Letter Office last
year.
Ex-Governor CURTIN and family
arrived in New York on the 25th inst,
The fate of Pennsylvania wi Soon be
settled. Both parties claimsthe Gov
ernor. y ~ ~
A GREELEY procession in Richmond
Ind, ON Friday evening was treated
to a dose of rotten tomatoes, eggs,
and bonlders, ibyia set of fellows who
howl most Justify about the Ku Klux.
THREE. destrnctixe fres. .eecusrsd An
Saturday: The principal part of the
town of Mitchell Ontarionloss 800
coo; the Elevator. grain sheds &cyra at
Champaign, Illinois-.loss s100, 600 !;
business ,blockfin Helene Mantana-z-;
loss s7ay Co., sol sbnHIe 81 doiliw nc
ANDY yoassoX haa annonneea him !
self as An Independent candidate for
Cengressman-st-large lin Tennessee,
and declares his intention TO stump
fba SfafAs t5EYU05 % 53ngf3fT9 9fEJ'
=. = = slsd9d ssodw III stabifna.
/ .aGEEERALa SLOcUM, it 10 thought, will
be the candidate Of the Democrats for
Governor of New York. sai 70 in1o
DuRING three days of the latter,part
of last week there were twenty cases
OF snn-stroke inst, Louis the msjofi-
~ Of which we're fatal taiois.a Dg.g r.IiJ1S ali,i '
SALT LAKE dispatches sag that fires.
inthe timber least iof the mountains
are still raging furionsly, and are very
disastrous - / the interests of the
Territory Esd 1its9sf,iii sbegf toa yed.
Fax GRANTEES Of New York have
nominated Gen, ] ohm A DIX As theiB
candidate, for Goyernorsa NheyS don't
find it at all difiealt ntod eat slboiisd,
crow But Chat dodge wont %ila,i 81 i
s8 ffiIG-fs5E.J eli IG fTl3te HEf1EzlRNsJ 5ff
/ Al ANEaRoporned Charles f. Jones',
has commenced suit against ethe iGing
cinnati and BouisyfIIe Short Line
Railroad for s.. 900 DANA ges, for ejest7s,
ing him from first class car.q4uq M
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

On Friday Evening last, Hon John
Hutchins delivered an able and eio-.
quent speech before the Central Gree
ley Club of Cleveland. Mr.. Hutchins
was afew years ago q Representative
in Congress from this District. . He
is now resident Of Clevelsnd, and is
a man Of acknowledged ability5and in
tegrity, and among the first lawyers
in Northern Ohio. His speech Is an
able one, and is q fair and truthful ex- esxs
position of the fallacies and short
comings of the administration and its
friends. IgHo9 lie5Tqs- sbiW 6 II asIgR.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
E1aHr a. IorI 3 Fem. exalted .natliota ine ths


E1aHT or ten exalted patriots inathe
Eleventh District insfhis State got tatoi
sgethet recently ana appointed Raipf
Leet, Esq, Of ,LsWrenee county and
Hon. VIM. Newman, of 6cietac0unty,
to represeiit that district IN Blatant
Duncan's I,ouisville sid e-show to the
Grant menageriie,s It turns, out that
both the gentlemen chosen are pro-
nounced friends of Greeley and, Brown
. fact known BY those who appointed
them when they were chosen That's
the way it is attempted to giyei char
acterto the ridiculous Radical swindle
by blackening the political reputation
oil honest gentlemen, .,,,ad assdr dc
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
The traitors and the True Men.

Every Liberal Repub lican, according
to the organs Of The Ofice-Holders
Party, is In some way o person of
bad character, whose departufel from
the organintidn is matter for eongratt
ulation, and those support of Mr..
Greeley win be of no service. What
lot of disreputable men, then. the Re-
publican party in the past must have
had in its chief placesl Thus:
SpeaKeF of!tHel HOUSE of Represe17
xXXVIIth Congress, Galusha A.
Grow of Pennsylvania.
tatiYes.. XXXIYth Copgress,s ard
tee since, Nathaniel P. Banks of Mas
saei1aseftss SD ssRa SnftnlnenG1T
-sO6&frniani Of tie Foreign Relafi0ns
COMMITTEES, United States Senates for
many 5eaRsl Ghafles Sumner Of Massa-
chusetts9 fIf - siinoM 0WT al
bChairmansof Of the Ju6aiciary9 United
States Senate for many Yeafs, Lyman
TPumbull of Illinois.ons1S ass sis Hio17si
u Chairman of Committee on, Claims,
HenseJofi Representative Eex-Gog1
Anstin Blsir Of Michigan Ssm eTntUi
= OhairmanE,of the POST Office conn,
mittee, aiH House, Of Representative,
GensJ ohm #. Farneswofth of Illinois,
Chairman 4 of, stheof COMMITTEES on
Manufactures United States Senate,
ex-Gov, Wlliam eSpragae of Rhode
Leland .s4Eq-bloa ofni iiseii sstBnd
Membersof Foreign Relations Conn
miEtees United II StaGes ySenafe, and
since sI860 ONE of the Hiestqsuecessful5
ahdsvalueda orators aud editors of the
of, the Republican parity Maj Gen.
Gard Schnrsa ~ ,inam4oini no diiv1
-Ghairman Public, LandsG COMMITTEES ]
House of Representatives, dKXXV1IEl
and XXXIXth. Congresses, George
w. Julian of Indiana, father OF the
H0Inestead bin, original and lifelong
Aboiiti6nist, SON .faw of J 6shua. r.
Giddings, and one of; the fathers of
the iRep1blican party - ,.,. :
Chairman Of the Judiciary Commit
tee, House of !, Representatives 36th
37th Congresses,t John Hickman of
PennSy1yania.. ,sss - - - :, .,s
Governor of Illinois, and former
ComTnander Of the Fourteenth Army
Corps, Gen. John M, Palmer. \
/. rs kszI Lr AZ I rSlsl-xf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

) A NEW OH CENTER RIsoevEREDs--
"A speeial to theIPittsburSh AC C0saaaer-
cidl from Butler, Pa, states that the
excitement over the oil strike in that
region is very great and increasing.
The well is throwing at the rate of
about two hundred barrels aday and
growing stronger. The town OF, But
Ter is thronged with oil men from all
parts, the impression seems to obtain
that Butler County will prove to be
the Oil ce4terTD ohoIF -rhnn
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
SOUND INSURANCE.
Watertown Insurance Co.
-.iiiie Watertown, N. Y.
CASH CAPITAL
SURPLUS OVER
100000.
1AB,O0O.

CASH CAPITAL 5000 ,OOO
Insurcs detached Dwellings, their contents,
and Farm property only.
Pays for damage by lightning whether ilre en-.
sues or not. and for Live Stock killed by light
ming on the premises.
Is not exposed to sweeping fires.
Insnres from 10 TO 20 per cent lower than COM
pelies doing general business. aHr
Had no Chicago losses. 2ial " LiIE
.7,srt H. C. BEDELL, Agent,
Shalersville Ohio.
The following are the names of q few of the
persons In this vicinity who have taken insur-
ance In this company. ssi bGB fgrslaf.fifareH
Fss'yh3 SHALERSvILLE,
G L Hofr Steele s HI Streafor
Geo Goodell N II Smith j N Sterling
A Weaver Colby ID Colby
m fRAVENNA
H Nichols E p Brainerd II d Seymour
Eff FDeming Y Merits W Riddle
Y Haven A Reed VIM Ward :
sTREETsBoRO
H Burroughs w A Jenkins ID Peck
L Russell G Clark Mrs Clark
II ROOTsTOwN J
T w Barlow A II Barlow wv Green
Rogers r b Cotton A N Bissell
JESSE n. ADAMS NORRIS WINSLOW,
5,,,-,.- 9EC'Y. PRRs'T.
~ c. H. WHITE, Gen. Agt
shalersxille. Dec. Is. asa. = l74-6m.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
O'Conor Don't Accent.

A New York Telegram datedl the
25th inst, says: Charles O'Conor il
understood to have said that under no
circumstances win he take the Louis-
vile nomination, but that If the Lib
eral Democratic and Republican nom
ination for the Govenorship Of New
York is offered, he will accept, though
he does not seek the oliice. ssaasaf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

KEEP OooE.AIf the people and
someSof the wouid-be candidates in
the Grant party will exercise a little
patience, the Ring will fix up q
ticket SO that no Convention of their
patty will be necessary. That's what
the delay is for. Wait little longer,
Give them time. 18mhnsauA 1iIa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
For Liverpool & Queenstown

Inman Line OF Mail steamers sailing from
New York. every Saturday, and alternate Tues
days.
Tickets sold 30 and frOm England. Ireland,
and the Continent alr
JOHN G.. DALE, Agent.
II. broadway, N. Y,
@. q. wITTER. Cashier. First National Bank
Raveuna, Ohio. iaa- 6m.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
LOTS FOR SALE.

FTyHE undersigned has Just plated and laid
n out twelve valuable lots in his second addf-
tion to the village of Ravenaa situated on
Chestnut and Springfield streets. BY far the
most desirable Of any vacant lots in town, and
arc now ready for sale.
May 70, 1S72 t97 H. L. DAY
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
Who Go for Greeley.

DEMOCRATS.
81 Allen g. Thurman, q. s. Senator.
r. Geo. H.Pendleton.
Rufus r. Ranney.
IS Hugh J.Jewett. %
l Geo. w. Morgan, M. G.
Philadelphia Van Trump, ~. c.
Frank Mckinney, M. G. -
Charles F. Lamison, M. G.
Horatio Seymour.
John Z. Hoffman, Gov. of New Y York
James E. English.
Thomas A. Hendricks.
I JamesAR Doolittle.
G. r. Buckalew.
Thomas sF. Rayard, L. S. Senate
Maj. Gen. w. S. Hancock.
| Geo. B. Mcclellan. a
Gov. Vance, Moth Cafolina. II I'M
| Judge Catohs Illinois. 81 k&sassS 3
Dan. w. Voorhes, Indiana.
William Allen, Ex-senator.
/ William s. Groesbeck.
| .S0SCD s&h
-fts-ff = = 2 .sioia vslsar Iiovisps4 syaG 81
Charles Sumner, u s. Senate, oft
| Thomas w. Upton, u. tSeSenate.l Ie7
Carl Schurz, u. s. Senate. II lii.9I7sg-
Lyman Trumbuli, U. s. Senate. "
Reuben E. Fentop, u. s. Senate.
n. P-Banks, M. G.
John f. Farnsw orth, NJ. c. s'.l.il k''l-ii =
Gov. Chamberlin, of Maine.
Gov. Palmer, of Illinois.
Gov. Yarmouth, of Louisiana. - g,..
Ex-Gov. Curtin, of Pennsylvania 4.
Ex-Gov. Austin Blair, of Michigan.
Salmon p. Chase, Chief Justice SUI
preme Court. oos . .a.la .i,-,rf. go fqo8aR
David Davis, Associate Justice SUI
preme Court. fa4s 'iok i'Ha a.
Ex-Rep. r. P. Spalding, Ohio.
Ex-Rep. d. G.. .Littlejohn, New York
Ex-Rep. G. w. Julian, Indiana.
Ex-Rep. j. x. Morehead, Pennsyl-
vania. -r7s ni.ssJ 4ogT9.lu-s ss.i s4osE
Ex-Rep. John Hickman, .Pennsyl-s
vania.
Ex-Gov. Merrill, iowa.
Ex-Rep. Winans, ofOhio. ;5loiY .Ssaia
Ex-Lieut. Gov. e. S. May, Michigan
Ex-Rep. j. f. Diiggs, Mich.
Ex-Rep. Jacob Ferrisg Mich. b.s'
Ex-Rep. Chas. Hughes, New York.
Ex-Rep.. r.. J, Strickland, lMichgan..
Alexander 7. Stewart.
Ex-Rep. Donfelly, Of Minnesota.
David A. Wells.i,a9lq yzl4esi 7aiiaa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

1t having been proved that Greeley
buried Chicago, we live in the fear
that !: 1t will yet be5shown that it was
Greeley afif hot9 WILKES ! Booth, who
assA ifatSA iDfiicOlh!,oX ah5 DnF ,Woi
~ boo2 d3R9 9ntasId DnR 3nH 9hl Snt
Ill .idS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

Longstreet,was an Office holder iuns
der Grants Administration. and AK
Perman was d member N his, cabinet,
Vet the collarites are horrified at the
idea that Greeley may may select a Rebel !,
for his Cabinet, i Ij,a, a 'oan5n ~ =,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

Spotted TAIL, Mosby. Josie Mans
field and the Lonton Times are out for
Grant. Three of them have no vote. z
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

"a "WHAT public man in the United
States has been less stable in his opin-
ions and Judgment than Horace Gree
ley Gen. Garfield. s.i iou 80 Iod19
|ia Certainly, if people want stable
opinions and Judgments, let them go
to Gen. Grant. If his opinions upon
any subject can be of any value it
must beIupoh the subject of stables.
For CHIEF Horse.J ockey, he would get
and deserve large vote. It is,to be
regretted that Mr.. Greeley's education
in respect to stables and o horses has
been neglected but, like the girl who
applied for the situation as wet nurse,
he can learn. - comneaut Citizen. =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

SEMI w EEKLY TRIBUNE. 70 and 60ei per line ~ a
WEEKLY TRIBTNE, 81, $S, and So per limo
According TO position In the paper.
sdrart on New York III 4 Poaf- f,5Tss N6ssv os,de
If possible. Where neither of these can be pro-
cured, send the money 1pt ,dlaedys ina RHGIs-
duced to fifteen cents and the present registration
system has been found by the postal Anthorities
10 be nearly an absolute protectioh against loss
by mail, Al Postmasters are Obliged 70 register
letters when requested to do So ,.'sf.e
eTerms, cash In advance.
" .YHEKAa - II
lu ,lt-ISf S1cf ct .d0a seHn9Vf,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

The total appropriations passed at
the late session of Congress, are coma
pietely given in the summarized table
below, together with q eomparisen
with last year, by which it Will ,be
seen that the boasts of unprecedented
economy and unheard of cutting down
of expenditures, with which the Re-
publican party go into. the campaign
this year, amount to- just . little rover
million dellafs:a-fIss ssg s5f4slin3 do
80 s.fApDrourfated.. Apnrourfa tea !
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

The Cleveland Daily Plain Dealer
is to Issue q morning edition, conn
mencing next MondaydiuoS 5hJf fo ool
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

In 1868. one term only. 49, ,.,,..,.,s, -
In 1872, only one term more. n ra:
In 1876, I'll run this machine myself
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29
THE DRY GOODS CAMPAIGN
rs NOW FAIRLY OPEN AT
NO ETNA RIOCK


| isl Come and See
Our new stock Of Dress Goods, the finest stock
we have ever shown In this market. from 20c up.
Many Of the Dolly Warden styles. Japanese
sinks at soc. 7Bc, and g. per I'd. Splendid black
Gro Grain silks At l,5O. A good stock Black
Alpaoas from 40c mp. 800 yds. splendid Piques
at SOC and $50 per yd.
1ei 'At Coxne and See
A nne assortmentof OF shawis, from % mp.
~ aisr Come and See
A splendid line Prints from to 1axc.; splcn-
did heavy 0inghams at II and 1aKc.; fine "A
bleached and brown cotton at 1a1e-i heavy
brown Cotton ut 1lc.
4ItIs C0nns and Sec ilLJ
Plain white Hose at loc.; Ribbed do at 1a'<c-
Regular made Hose at sc, Gents British half
hose ut 25o.
Gene and See
q ane line Of Dress Linens. cheap. Good crash
at loo; Heavy Table Linen at SOc.; Napkins at
81 per dog, <llnen hdkrs for a5c. Ladies' good
laced Caters at l 30 pcr pair.
N ~ ~ Come and buy
GOOD 100 yard spool Thread at &c. q spool good
Paper Collars at 100 per box; good elastic sus-
penders at $50 per pair. llt4 f.t.T..fE
Come and Buy
Your Groceries cheap. Good Sugar at i0c. per
ID. ;choice Green Tea. fresh and nice at $i.a6.
Come and See Us.
We have rot time TO enumerate our great
variety. We have large stock OF Crockery'
Wall Paper. Boots q Shoes, Hats q Caps, &c-,
and all must be sold 1t low Agures. Feeling
very grateful for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed upon us in the past we hope to merit the
same In the future.
Bring along any amount OF good Butter and
Eggs and get the highest market prices in
goods or Cash.
3 ssaew s9if N. CONVERSE.
Ravenna May Q. lsga.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

8 President g rant has appointed since
the commencenento of his term two
collectors Of internal revenue for the
Secbnh District of yMiEsissippi., Both
Cf thsse gent iernen Were. c8fpet, bar,
Eers;s sud bod haaVei Z ibgfesiSig Is 81 da aiafitl
efsIlsb3ile f0r THE, sdIh l6f i63f s629 10 ana
the oBtflef for 81 53sy lis fss M tbe
3 IS Iafs Ssi Is3sa 5#Bsssa D az
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-08-29

K When Mr.. Faraeswsorth asked Pres
ideRts Grant what Rs "a meant bya adyis-
ingsin his message thatisn oath should
be fequiredd by Federal officers of the
members OF a stats Bggisiatufs, Grant,
taking bis cigsf oSt of bis, mouth, ral re-
piled that he sFeallyi didn't know for
Morton putthat inils' nAnd thisFis the
man whom CIeMs, fresh from tfeating
the bonds ofla State as the private.
ipropertyfof a, Governor, recommepds
to his fellows lin Wall street as atfso
very safeinta oII .mahl gaiyo4ia2b