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rs n.os SEPT. !. 1872. TO oArE,

d. eb bua1e aas been Inactive supply Of vessels
hc nosn generally hed above apleH Uess; TOE eagage
we're: TO Lvegpoo y steam 49, Dh "ran
v all bosb a. b. 1909 bD Flour At 3s, 10 bses o.
Lard AZ 70 London, % sa 80
bnlos Of Hons id There no clartef4
GRAJy features Wheat Market ne pest SeeS have pre-
ssnis but little Of the prels week The Irregular
sdyce from Great Britain reduced limits % Leon oe, am
e variations fhts erchsnge have az times sncea We pnr
ceases mefs opeed sgannsY Dnt or hs
orent arrivals bY ran We aAfc aael
.oy 20 though FULLY oneseveuth Of present lD las
hen .ob Shipment and since Iaesay nsny oiss A..
10 bsir ock 10 any The supplies n bulaD 80 Us
roiut win exhausted. OR local ners nquhs o'F
Lr.e OF spring alone ther Eantsi heoe v" lceH
~ Csiea 10 aud Milwaukee after the ah Of Fe0rDry r uy
m ny n. Az Chicago sni Milwaukee they are bavak goel
sas with Oio niiana where the available sappy e AI
Wheat fully equal 70 We efcee W oy
Winter Wheat been held with ncfsAea eollssng sSs .
heinz r. latyely cheaper than 10 TIE INTERIOR ~
sfv made no I'm sdoat u UNUSUALLY sa A ns tns
a, , are blocked With receipts must prov
~ 80 ,'~e 10 come Choice Spring has been ne nool sasoe
nile Common and ordinary qualities nave been veg s ~ b
. s "a enh the wek last year IDS hhnSeH
49,, Ia almost entirely Joe 20 the absence OF Htsb
sv ~ wheat arket opened iry, bat buyers heh o1i o ~
a. npnage IL too limited ADMIT Of an acuFe Hs
rsst ose, beftsr good inquiry for spnng tor efo
at higher prices; thr sas eIs
81 81 for No Chicago sphng 81 s0el oi of 20 .
~ ga No AID % N s0f7i
for Spring Tor te SCUM an e-I
Of ~ n,b No Chicago 5i and 1900 bush No. ~,
al "a BARLEY h In limited demand aud % tam balc 1 :. -
ouest all, of 200 bush Western o. 81 ~ ~ ~ a.,
C.rsas Wex AT IS time and City At 81 o. te. V1s ~, 80
n In air oraf but don Of streets checks
lie. are a so hush New Ohio Mixed A. 4oi~{Ss "lS
BI.ek AZ &C i5c; Mixed a. ~ u4t:i WINE a.
and 81 90 bush Oh DO. n az 52c Rye y qet ply a. -.
and 10 falr demand the couceoni the i1nfY E GU E t
e,por though the domestic trade thesls AZ. ~
.., 1Sc Western ana In store a. oae-i Co.
NEll m
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Danrina Academies.

DODWORTHs CLASSES for DANCING,
~. At Nc. 2l2 FlFTILAYE.
Twice sweek M0noays ana Thursdays, Iuesl ana
FRIDAYS WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS 800 49,,
Ouaweek Saturday morsing and fHdAy evening" M"1Al
THURSDAY evenings for geatlehen
For Ae sepd Ior eleuaI
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-FIEsr CALL
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Saks Of G0rerRmsni bOadi 80,
B...ll7l 1900 L. 5. IS. iOO iVS
csO lul n ia Cam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
We offer the balance of the FIRST MORTGAGE
lonly $4,000 per mile PER CENT GOLD QUARTERLY
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THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY

THE GREAT MIDLAND RAILROAD Now NEARLY
COMPLETED.
We offer the remainder of the First Mortgage
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds limited TO $4,000 to the
mile, to close out the loan.
A LONG STRETCH OF ROAD. INCLUDING THE NEW
JERSEY SECTION, Is FINISHED, AND TRAINS ARE NOW
RUNNING INTO JERSEY CITY. From Oswego east
ward The ROAD Is IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION for
long distance. A short gap in the construction OF
the New-York division alone prevents RUNNING
THROUGH FROM NEw-YoRK TO OswEGo. On the IN
complete section the masonry and grading are fin
ished, and ballasting and track-laying progressing
with the utmost energy, and we hope soon to an
nounce THE COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE ROAD OF
THIS GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM NEw-loRK TO Os-
wEGO.
These Bonds, in our Judgment, possess in marked
degree the elements of
ABSOLUTE SECURITY AND LIBERAL INCOME.
Pamphlets with full particulars furnished
For SALE OF exchanged for Government and other
securities at their market value by
GEORGE 0PDYkE d Co.,
Financial Agents of the Company No. p Nassau-st'
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The following shows the RELATION
ntal reserve and the total liabilitIes
ne follows nj I'D. m:

There was limited business IN state bondS' Ienhes
sees sold at TO- South Caronas new. January and July
issnc declined 70 22i Missouri Gs were strong at o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30

Cotton in running IL quahy not
more than han grade below the Craze quoted
FOR PRESENT DELlyEHf
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1872. TO DATE
Totals. .....-.....ll.3j l VI
.... $500, l1J

isIl.''''''''''. .'''''.' iss5ls z5Ss3 4s3o6
hA{ 5lsg @s,Is ha Eos ssp sS 3 , o a .. 81 coy
sle Ell o. and SAY hsy at - sc ~ IS r Shot d. and
s seG q At az y 10 20 S. - . '0' i'-' ~
M6iIsSE-fhsre sales reported to-'y but ne" crop new
Orleans alIn AZ NJ hs, besu Inactive and weak.
Spirits Iurpenune held ARMY aee ND 10 o9 s,s i l bi1.
sTs s m.d Of moment; Strained quoted At 5? Goa 50 6 .as
only 2J0 Ibis Good 30 = - "a! ar Jul an '''-'
& ES are Ters qre unchanged Menhadsa scare
qSe L1seed sa AZ 49, yI. '0 s a.o5 seei
without change; quoted 4d@c OheT Os ae sen ser,t.
I f :, ey 10 prospect the material decline IN Hou
ana R Mests have se business bareea Pok a1osn
ere has beeaaa sonss o. ~ % s 49, r-gseg
iaq5 sas ass market sss ehscled th 1qas . %
s c s gv Soasd the trade Mes been o retail eAase
ter and At very chaHgeab prices as se becomes psIy y
increae5 unusually large SICK o. O 4 rs hen
DOM and pree are entirely nominal To-day the PORK msrs' = ga
NJ G az ieSer prces hs sales cash AID regular are 47b bb
10 Mess 81 .SG 49, S :, SI S so aR doing
Beet in limited demand bat trn sae Of e 6Sia 2, 81 I
Plan Mes 200 a. q fof Pne se5 for Iudia Me-
BsS Ha more arc S SS s IN western sales q fe Hams gas
ana ~ WEE Han rs n, At o. 9 NJ ne 75tes
IA hi at SIC; HO0 lb heavy Bellies ~ ~ At 81 - " 5
ss Sa a. sm aG scalsTly ior ch. much Esn %
sSnPs sS se Sc ts s oS 900 Lo9. Dear
Sic spot ami 70 6oIes co. SEER ~ We o.o a. 81 Tor
ts oL nSds; the demsni very light ir %
$50 b6s and c it, No. l. 49, for CIT tGiie ~ Far 70
=
seller February AZ l5lhc Of etnel We near 81 S
eidSlc The latter Tor WcoHs iAofe o slu w ca Oh
private tern.
IrTrERacept Tor week l52 pkgs exports o tic
pkgS. There is the usual dunss OF ne Lo4l AZ
total OF business consequent upon us neptoH
Of siorm liere
the market fhch vii Ir0Da5 rea q ll we epes'
"a Of the We quote:
Creamery pai-5JdD state Buffers fAr 70 gol ~
pals Buffers. 20 ur.. I5t3O
10 goo .25030 Western, creamery dairy
SOuthernler Co.'S fne Fall packe
G38 estern, soo1 ycA0g..,... 6i5,
Northern Welsh fine F5 " esq m coon''' solf
10
Welsh daiues ........SJUJZ
CHEKE-Receips the week I bo1es exports fof th9
$40 boxes Cable as 5o H. The lten cold las
market
home demand for iut late made AZ fair prices sBs
statistics stock canysss pretty
ely engaged We Qaotes
Fancy FACTORY IA 1lfl OHIO tacoues ana r'sf'
good to prime Dares late made ....-iO Oh
Gl4 .Oho FACTORIES AMI Private
leSll lI Diies early nace.... Uo
lSkmuof Cheese .......... . a
rnnr
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BAynNG.Orr1cE OF FISK & HArcH,

NtW-IOIh, Dtt OD, loiS.
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD is about
completed It's immediate promise OF business IS
very large its earnings on the disconnected portions
will reach ths1year nearly 100000, without MN
eral or through business from which its revenues as
a completed Road will be largely derived. Coal
mining, iron furnaces rolling mills ard manufaco-
ries of all kinds viii soon crowd its whole line ;
while the producing West and manufacturing East
are eagerly awaiting the opening of this new Trunk
Line, which is destined to have important an in
huence upon the transportation Of their products
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD Bonds
the total amount of which is only Sl5,OOO0OO, are
secured upon a property worth Sa5,0O0OOO TO 3d.
are among the best securities in the market
fully equal in intrinsic value to the Central PACING
Bonds. They are issued in denominations OF SlOo'
$500 and $1,000 and at their present market price,
Sc and accrued interest are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known TO require description or com
incubation Their total amount is So, $4,000; they
have for long time ranged in market prlce near OF
above par--the price to-day being lO2 TO Wa WIN
coupon on, due Jan. l, of per cent gold
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER GENT GOLD
BoNDs amount to 50 735 900. This road is now con-
sOlidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
ment of its bonds principal and interest is assumed
by the latter Their market price to-day is ~ to w
also with threeper cent gold coupon on due jan l.
As they have recently been introduced on the Stock
Exchange, we expect to them rapidly rise 10 the
price of CENTRAL PAcrFICs, being substantially the
same in character and value
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO the CENTRAL and WEST
ERN PACIFIc Bonds all ofwhich have been negotiated
by us, we believe to be the best and most de-
sirable Investment Securities in the market, which
in time must become very scarce; especially as the
Government will probably during the coming year.
pay Off in gold another large.lOt of FIvE-TwENrES'
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT BONDS.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds, re-
ceive deposits, on which we allow interest, make
collections, and conduct general banking business
in all its branches FISK x HATCH.
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Gearners.

A N educated American Lady wishes to lEACH
~ in ny, ,mr In exchange for References oHhAhged
Address P. r. PROCTOR Station D. Bible House.
90 A mer. School INSTITUTE IA Bond-st., supplies
schools and la lies reliable Teachers Teaches wanting
ron should have Application Form W. Scnernsrhorn Aotsa
ALL WANTING TEACHERS, Schools, or
N Pupils address AMER EDUCATIONAL UNION iS' B'oilNr'
New.lUrk.
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SALES FROM 10 TO 1Ot A. 90,
SECOND BOARD.

SECOND BOARD.
OF Government Bonds
1850 I. $50 Cou 67..l 900 u s. IS Currency
FIRST BOARD. DEC. %, Io7>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30

Rys Yosr ia Hesdy bu. quiet, sales ofio bills We qsoN;
Flour WeserI.
R,e Flour. sas and PennsyiSssis 49,; I2g
IL demand; sales Of 30 bblA We quob
Corn Meal Jesey.s 0s3 Is Corn Mea brre... - 20 1sS
Corn Meal v gs.rn- ~ Q s1 Com seaiSRnR '''
Bukwbes Flour Is sessr and quier sales State s4ab'
and Pesnsa ~ 20d - IS California and Oregon Flour MAR
demand at % 1d 80 Is.
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THE MARKETS.
lcsr.faIl, reportea for rur rsIpuxE. I

lCarefulIy reported for The TRIBUNE
Dee q. 1872.
quiet and banged; quoted 30 10 Pearls
ingcge and nominal .
COrrON-h business Cotton the SPOT has been only limited
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5neiruction.

rVHE DAY SCHOOL and
RvRNING SCHOOL .
Of the wilanbureh Business College corner Of Fourth ~ ana b'oao
way Will arnshugh L. H. will reopen MONDAY Jan D. 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30

The following is comparative statement of the
exports of specie from the port of New York to
foreign ports for q years for the week ending Dec
49, and for the corresponding period in the under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-30

Tere 1895 boxes; exports Tor tho
Gold. liz. The intense cold has
lper. are yearly Oui ~ the market.
est late made AZ fair prices. sBl .
OF stock are oanysssel ior . pretty
.rwise actively enEa.ed. We Qaotes
Ohio Factories and Pr.Tsfs
Diaries. late made. 9IS
Oh - FACTORIES AMI Private
uAires. early made. s 0io
SkimmG Cheese. , a 3
W rOKg FOR TIE wEA1 EyDis3
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

The place to buy PLASTER is at
500. C. D. HUDsON'S.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

Everybody should come to the Fair.
THE fan term ofthe Ravenna Union
Schools commenced on Monday last.
The nights are becoming quite cool
and the weather Is fall ike.
The NJ. E. Church edifice on pros
pect street is receiving a new roof and
other important repairs.
Smith Brothers are receiving their
stock of fall goods to which they in
vite the attention of buyers.
Come to the PREss Office for your
blank road receipts. They will be
found neat, convenient, and eheapae }
Remember the mass meeting on
Thursday next. There should be d
large turn OUT ON the iaccasioh.f lid
"A Picture AND REvERYD will re-
ceive attention next week it came too
late for this issue.
Gen. r. Brinkerhof drew crowd
ed house on Thursday evening last,
aud he treated his audience to an able
and eloquent speech. ao nus - a.aaa
Messrs. Musser s. Parker, of No. 2,
Etna block, started for New York, on
Saturday last to purchase new stock
of fall goods for that popular CLOTH
ing house. ssiayliag Hs''s q 4 9s'.ii Y. o
Thursday next will be a pretty busy
day in our town, we imagine, with q
massmeeting, county fair and the re-
union OF battery A occurring on that
day. rsf n5slsja sytsas.a sasc,a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19
sHERIFFFys SALE.

or nm, ~, <>,,,l.f, ----iii -fsSsl'sf s( ;a =
sPATE PoETsGG ec coosrT,' oMHo' IS, i.sta
DURSUANT to the command of an Order of
il Sale issued from the Court of Common
Pleas for said County.l to- me directed, in the
case OF Samuel Il. Freeman Il al plaintiffs, and
Jacob f., Slough, defendant, shall offer for
sale at public auction, at the door of the Court
House in Rayenna, county and State aforesaid,
On the 14th day of October, w d. '72,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock P; M. of said day, the following describ-
of Ravenna, in the county of Portage and State
of Ohio and known as being part of Lot No
4S, inthe south division ofl0ts In said township
and being A acres in the north half of said l6t
lEckert and Jacob Eckert, on the Yestby lands
of Henry Furry, on the south by lands of Joel
Berry, and on the east by lands Of fs- Siaaghter
being the same lands decided BY John TaRpanato
lot oFpareel of land, being part OF sa Id Lot No 4
4S, beginning at stone pile in the Township
line ut the south-West, corner ofslaHa formerly
owned by John slough; thence south S7a< deg, 4
east, 1a chains ana 81 links along said St6dgfs
south line tost posgs tilence south y chains, 3S
said stoughs south line IL chains and 81 q links
10 the township. 1fhe,ata . post, thence north on
said line chains and 49, links TO place of1bel
ginning N containing thrse eSfeS e land but sub
fore assigned byo meets and Botihds, VIZ: tO5<
acres between the lands of Abram Eckeft and
John slaughter. deceased { salso,e bout 1913 rods
cows all Of which will fully: appearin liwrit of
under to which reference is made.
Appraised ats, ,gaa, .
RANNEY & HATFIED, Atty's r77r ~
Sept. 10, 1S72-n212-5W
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Wild ducks may be killed after the
first day Of September Quail, wild
turkeys pheasauts aud grouse may be
killed from the 18th of October until
he 1st7of February. -
Z Doves, and rabbits are protected
from the, 1st Of February until theE1st
of November. g
Meadow larks and kill-deers can be
'killed@from the 1st Or October until
the 1st of February
rn It,is unlawful to catch, quial with q
net, trap, 6rSenare, any iime.J 81 I
1t is unlawful to kill the following
bids at any time: Sparrow, robin,
blue.bird, 'marten,, thrush, mocking-
bird, swallow, oriple, red bird, cat
Bird chewing. or ground robin, king
b ird. bobolink, yellow bird. pewee or
phnba, wren, cuckoo, indigo bird, nut
hatch,a creeper, yellow-hammer nor
flicker, warbler or finch. q .. ''''iod
y It's unlayful to hunt ON any per-
sons premises, after notice to that eff
feet has been published. ....,
y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19
GREELEY -& BROWN
=
MI T. E TT N GS /!

Liberal Republican and Democratic
meetings will be held in <hc 1Sth Dis
trict as follows:
PAINESVILLE, Monday, Sept. Both,
Gen. Thomas Ewing, and Hon.
j. r.. Clymer.
JEFFERSON, Tuesday, October 1st,
afternoon, same speakers.
THOMPSON, Wednesday, October 2,
Z afternoon, Hon. j. r. Clymer, and
Hon. j. B. Burrows.
WARREN, Thursday, October 8. af-
ternoon, Gen. Thomas Ewing.
MANTUA, Friday, October 4, even
ing, Hon. }. r. Clymer, and Hon.
j. B. Burrows.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

g. = - - >
& The FAIR.-The next Annual Fair
of the Portage County Agricultural
Society will commence. on ,Wednes-
day ofhext week. THE officers of the
society are doing everything in their
power to make it one Of the most i'm
portaht as well as interesting occa-
sions of the kind that has ever taken
place in Northern Ohio TO add to the
Interest they have made arrangements
for the ascension of, two gas Inflated
balloons. But to make the Fail. a CONS,
.plete success it is necessary that all
the industrial interests in the county
should lend their encouragement by
bringing in for competition the pro-
ducts of their industry. -. .-ssl4i,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

The State Of Ohio. Portage County, IS. i Z,
William Faiconer. Plaintiaa Ia Common Pleas
isaac D. spsSiaipg, pert.S count County oi saia
ISAAC n, &PAULDING, of BROOKLYN. In the
u state of New, York, will take notice that
William Falconer, of the county of Wayno In
the State OF Ohio did ON tho 1Ttl1 day Of July.
u. d. 1SS4. hle his netitien in the Court OF Gem
mon Pleas within and for the county of PORTAGE
in said state of Ohio, against tho said Isaner b
Spaulding, defendant, Setting forth That ON the
eoth day of November, d. 1871, the said defend-
ant was indebted to the said plaintfn IN the sam
of $550, 90 for wages or salafy az the said main
IN & before e.: that =, time and then due and PAYABLE
the services Of the said plaintifI byShim beforo
that time nerteFmed, as the hired servant of and
for the said defendant and at the REQUEST of the
said defendant Through hfs ant iscd hal rentsS
and which said sum OF nlohpy the said plaintiff
ayers was then dueand payable; vet the said
defendant and his authorized agents. thoutrh Of
ten requested have not paid said sum of Iiioiny
nor any part thereof; wherefore said piaintiif
the said sum Of s With intsrcst, lof
thereon flom said 2oth day of Nov voniber, a. a.
And the said Isaac u. spaaidhs Is & Anotisea NJ
that he is required to appear and answer err SAD adj
petiss1n, sa on sr before tha thrd Saturday after
WILLIAM FALCONER.
by ROCKWELL h RUGGLEs his Att'ys
August H. 1879. S0S-6w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19
The New .7-3O Gold Loan Bonds
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The First National Bank.
OF RAyENNA,

Are.now selling and unhesItatlngly reccmmend
these bonds to their customers and all parties
who have money TO invest. as The most pEontaoie
as well as safe investment that is DOW offered TO
the public. y -. -.
Having made careful inquiry of coed and re-
sponsibIs iinanciers who have fully lngestlga,
ted the securities upon which the 7-30 Gold
Ronds are based cannot doubt the reports, both
ofiieial and unofficial. heretofore published-
Confirmed as they are by the letters 0f sucn
high toned, honorable gentlemen rs Bay ard
Tayior ex- Gov. Br0ss. OF Illinois. C. w. Bryap
and Others who have recently visited the New
Northwest. Letters just published and can be
had at Bank free.
Having full confidence in these securities,
have ordered large amount Of the 7-SO Cold
Loan Bond, and will be pleased to supply al
l,lr customers and others who are desir0us OF
making q Good, Safe and Profitable investment
we Keep ON hand Bonds of 500. $50 and 81.
OOO which we exchange for. Govcrnmenf o-zO
Bonds on which interest will soon cease. Thus
reaIizina a handsome profit and increasing the
capital 10 to l5 per cent. :. =, =, -
Will pay highest market price for Coupons on
Northern Paeihc and Government Bonds da
: Interest allowed on time deposits.
nrafts drawn and cashed on all the pR1nc1pai
cities in the United States:
s's'e7 =. Nd. CLARK. Prest.
q. e. WITTER. Cashier, 1852. 5i iie q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

: CHEFnINe PRosFEGF;;a17!GissnIo oqffT;;a7!isI.o Brink
erhoff, Chairman Of the Liberal Re-
publican State Central Committee, is
a man whose word will go as far as
any man in the State, and on his aur
thority, we state that the State Gem
tral Committee have the names of
over twenty-five thousand men who
voted for Grant four years aso, who
will vote Greeley this year. -,
All that is needed to insure success
and end the rule of the corrupt,malig,,
nant and despotic Grant dynasty is
for every Democrat to do his duty.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

on Thursday morning last a de-
structive. fire occurred at Cuyahoga
Falls which laid in ashes the extern
sive machine works of Alfred, Pitkin
y Co. Manufacturing Company, and
the Empire Paper Mill of Hanford &
Brothers,. The loss of the former is
estimated at $4,000, on which there
was bgt $4,000 insurance, The loss
of Hanford & Bros is estimated at
about $4,000 on which they had an
insurance in four different companies
amounting to $4,000.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

In order to prevent illegal voting,
we would suggest that the State Cen
trail Committee issue q circular to all
the County Committees, recommend
ing them to appoint Committee in
every ward, township and precinct in
the State, whose duty it shall be to
stand at the polls and take down the
name of every man whom they may
not know to be q voter for inquiry
and prosecution afterward. This sys-
tenn win deter thousands from viola
ting the law.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19
AEFrrS.-A,out stwa ase,os,. (.

AEFIRR.-About. 1.-TWO O'Clock on
Sunday morning a shanty belonging
to an iIrishman, named mi lsesa !
McGuirl, situated on the A. s. G.. ".
Railroad track in the north part OF tiie
village, was discovered to be on fire.
The flames had gained such head way
as to render alls efforts to extinguisb
them1ruitless. The building had just
been completed the previous day and
was unoccupicd. s -ifst .s2siesA ,'ta
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

A fire occurred at Newark, N. j., on
Thursday morning, among the losses
at which were: Whites hatchet faeto-
ry S35. 600, HRichardsen's saw factory,
$4,000; Walkers cradle factory, Sill
600; Frost gas regulator factory S.
0O9l Days silk braid factory 81, 900,
and large number sof smaller ma
chine shops whose lossess vary from
S5O0ifo %. ZOO ssna1 if'o sss'5 e='is'i'sA ts''a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

A terrible boiler explosion occurred
on the morning Of the 18th inst, in
the boiler A1ilanufacterEe Of Robert
Jones; in g Cincinnati, causing the death
of Mr.. Jones the proprietor OF; the es-
tablishment and EVdn LLOYD an ern-
ploye, and seriously -yinjuring four
other persons n " 0oA