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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-03

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Holders are requested to present their certificates
without delay.
Parties desiring insurance requested to
tice that this old and reliable company is issuing
policies on fire, river and marine risks upon the
most favorable TERMS and, under their amended
charter, insurers will if they elect, receive
dividends of their proportion of profits of the COM
pany in cash without the requirement OF becoming
a stakeholder and they are assured of the utmost
Hberality in the adjustment and settlement Of
losses.
SEA I'm JAMES |. DAY, President.
New Orleans Merchants should Adyer.
tise in the TERREBONNE PATRIOT, HOuna, Loui-
siana; it will pay. del3 "
Batchel0r's Hair Dye.-This splendid Hair
Dive is the best in the world. The only true and
perfect dye Harmless, reliable and instantaneous
no disappnintment no ridiculous tints unpeas
ant odOr Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and
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80 = CHARLES BACHELOR,
oc3 Iv PMpIietOr New York
NOtice,-All powers Of attorney heretofore given
~ -As @ C. W. CAMAIACK,
Oca st Letter a, Caller Court.
New Orleans Credit Foncier Association,
Office No 46 Old Levee street, New Orleans. Septem-
Der So Subscribers to the capital stock ofthls
company are hereby notified that the tenth in
staIlment of TEN PER CENT will be due payable at
the Office of the company. on THURSDAY October
TO- 1872. BY order of the President
eel Let a. SAULEI, secretary
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-10-03

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, |.
City Hail. October ,, 1872. 5
No 1732-Administration Series.
An ordinance providing for the payment of the
several accounts therein named
Be it ordained, That the following appro
priations be and are hereby made, and that the Ad
minstrator of Public Accounts warrant the
Administrator of Finance in payment Of the same:
BUREAU OF CITY DRAINAGE.
W. G. Wilmot Co., coal acknowledgements 40O 90
Gubernator 4 Terry, timber .............. 1884 10
Total. 4l84 20
BUREAU STREETS.
R. S. Harris ballast ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 90
F. MARQUEE, lake shells. Observation-Disclosures. 1905 90
NJ COndram brick debris. ................ Ill 90
j. Root ballast 678 90
j. Root lake shells. Observation-Disclosures. 1850 90
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-30

SHEEP INJURED By DoGs.-On Sat-
urday night two worthless dogs got
among flock of twenty-nine valua-
BILE sheep belonging to Mr.. N. T.. Bar
Der, of Franklin township, which were
in pasture in the Northeast part of
Brimield, killing two of the number
and so iniuring the balance as to rem
der them of no value except for their
pelts. They were bitten and torn in a
terrible manner. The loss to Mr.. Bar
ber is over $3.50. On the same night
these two dogs got among the sheep
of Mr.. Peter Cackler, killing one and
seriously injuring ten or twelve more
ofthe number. We are informed that
Messrs. Barber and Cackler can OBJ
tain no satisfaction for their loss. lby
a resort to law, as the owners of the
dogs that committed the depreciation
are wholly irresponsible. Is it not
about time that our law makers should
do something to protect the. owners
of sheep from these depredati0ns
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Welcome Hay Rake.

-
We call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of the Enterprise Agricultural
Works, at Columbiana, Ohio, manu-
facturers of the Self Discharging
Steel tooth Hay Rake. The great de-
mand for this popular Rake the past
year has caused The manufacturers to
enlarge their already extensive works
I'D order to supply the demand. The
welcome is undoubtedly the most
perfect machine of the kind ever in
vented, and farmers should take the
pains to examine it before purchasing
any other. Messrs. Sosman s. King
are agents for this place, and the ma.
chine may be seen at the residence of
Mr.. e. Sosman, one mile West of this
village.
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5 7Llss[E-T-
HIRAM,

7 3 =
a map was, killed at Jedde, Thurs
day of last week, on the evening. ex-
press train going east. For some
time previous, he had been observed
ssby Conductor Medbury standing on
the steps and platform of the car hold
ing on to the guards and occasionally
leaning forward, and looking up and
down the track. He was asked by
the conductor why he did not take
seat in the car, and he, replied that he
was sick He was seen to fall lust as
the train passed from nnde the bridge
at Jeddo, and it is supposed that as he
was leaning forward, his head came
IN contact with post, thereby caus-
ing his death. He was a young man.
and nc papers, orsanything else was
found upon his person by which he
could be identified. e,a
As the morning express train going
east last Monday, came round a curve
at full speed near the west line of !.
Davis land, it struck a COW standing
on the track, with such force as to
throw,eher to the top of the smoke
stack, from where she fell upon the
guards of the locomotive. and was
carried to Jeddo, Where the train had
to be stopped to extricate her from
her positionsafter being killed by the
of the train.
The attempted burglary upon the |
house sof w. M. Dyson, mentioned
last week, was not a felonious attempt. |
out ioye.affair, by which an elope-
Hent, was intended, but prevented bv
Inc friends Of the would-be bride.
hne young lady could not keep the
secret, hence the discovery. The
young men engaged in the affair are
ire above suspicion so far as anv crims
nal intent is. Concerned.
May 4S.. Jh - 1T
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Important Trial.

-
An important case was tried in the
the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
hoga County; lac JleseaaHe, Judge
Paine On the bench, last week. The
case wasthat of Capt. DowIin vs. the
Second National Bank of Cleveland.
brought to recover the value of SIC, 600
in UsS. Bonds deposited by plaintiff
with that bank in 1867sas a, special de-,
post, and which were -abstracted. dur
ing the summer and fall of 1869, by
the late cashier of thatsinstitution, and
used for his own private speculation.
The public are familiar with the cir
cuinstances Of the defalcation and sui
eide of the lateo Cashier of that bank.
The defense set up blythe defendant
to the plaintiff g clam was, that as
the Cashier stole the bonds and was
not when doing so. in in. asthe,, Legitimate
discharge % T his duties, the bank could |
not beaheld liable. e.aLsiisd sa.soai iol sl.$t
.sa The trials7lasted bet ween three and /
four days, and elicited more than or
dir airy nterest ,and duling the hearing |
the Court room was packed with anx- I
ious5s Spectators =. The case was con-
Quoted by Judge. sRanney,, and John
McSweeney for the plaintiff, and Mr..
Mason and Judge Burke for the de-
Tense. Judge Ranney opened the case
to the jury and spoke for over five
hours, making aspiendid legal largu-
ment. He was followed by the attor-
neys for the defense, each of whom
spoke for over four hours; and Mr..
MeSweeney closed for the. plaintiff
with an argument which is pronoun-
ced by those who. heard it as being
one of the most able and eloquent ey-
er delivered in "a. Cleveland Court
House. liz - = f-7iscl -1s,,1-9 7,..57 - ~
The jury retired under the charge of
y udge ePaine,and aftera brief absence
of not more than fifteen minutes. re,
turned with aeyerdict for the 2laintiffl
OF Sf3,33S the full amount claimed. 4
Ihe aud manifested their. appro-
val of the finding by enthusiastic
Il 1JE'l'5Tf >'>''-
This was the third time the case has
been tried, and what is known as the
second trial. The first resulted in.
verdict for the plaintiff. and in the
'econd the jury failed to agree. 1t is
as a test case. 5sss -ss-r ..< z j
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MANTUA.


tCorrespondence-l ss-r9f Iyef Ff ff-f..s -s,-sv
b An item of interest could not be
hunted up, or run down. within. the
limits of this Howhship p for q month
past, and were it not for the unfOrtu-
nate oecdrrence mentioned below, our
pen might have remained in "statu
quo" for month longer.
Our farmers are still busily engaged
with their planting. The frequent
showers are great help to the grass,
causing dairymen to rejoice exceed
lhgIy, Whlle the promise of a fruit.
crop is eplendid, about these. days. =
The Republicans of this town ff.or1,
present indications, take very little
stock in the, movement in favor of
IL. e., but, like Ephraimt of old. are
coined to their idols, and still worship
King Useless and his canine pets,
while'not single Democratic voter
IN town can be found who is willing
to assist in, placing, the sage. of Cham
paqua in The Pfesidentiai-chai 4Ee |
will patiently await the result of a
few more nominations for the Presi-
deney, and after the meeting of the
Baltimore Convention, in july, will
cheerfuily work sfor thessuceess and
triumph of the old-fashioned Demo-
cratic principles, which we hope will
inspire and govern that body. If the
half be true that the Republicans, re-
port of themselves, change is GER
tainly, advisable, which would not
make matters, any worse, for more
wickedness and corruption could not
be expected under the management of
any other party who mi ght obtain the
control of our public affairs.
A fatal accident occurred OH the A.
% u. w. Railway, east of Mantua Sta-1
ton, on Friday last, soon after sthe
passlng of the EXPRESS train going.
east at D o'clock p. NJ. A passenger.
whose name cannot be aseertained. /
feeling unwell, obtained .permission /
of the conductor to remain upon. the
platform of one of the coaches. and
from some cause falling therefrom
while the train was under rapid mo-
ton, was instantly killed. His BODY
was brought back to the Station, and
IN inquest held the next morning.
A. N. Farr, Esq, acting as Coroner,
he jury returned verdict of aeci,e
iental death. The deceased4slef ,sno
,lue to his identity, only ticket from +
cleveland to Sharon, Pa, being found
lbout his person, and no money. He
lppeared to be, about twenty-five
vears of age, and might have been a
aDorer IN machine-shop. foundry.
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BOLD THEFT.-Between l2 and i
o'clock Tuesday noon, while Mr..
Wadsworth, the clerk at Hudson's
meat market under the Empire build
ing, was at dinner, some daring thief
forced open the door of the establish
ment and with a hatchet made his
way into the money drawer, from
which he. abstracted four or five dol
lars in scrip and made off with his
booty without being observed, though
1t was in the middle of the day and
in the most frequented part of town.
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,r words to that effect.

CHEAP FARE TO PHILADELPHrA.-
The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
will carry passengers desirous of at
tending the Republican Convention at
Philadelphia from Cleveland, Hudson
and Ravenna, for single fare for the
round trip, viz: S13,25. Tickets to
Philadelphia good from May 25th to
June 9th, and returning June 6 to the
18th. Tickets can be obtained at the
regular offices of the Company.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-30

NUMEROUS fine showers have occur
red during the past week, wi hich, with
the warm genial sunshine have i'm
parted new life and viger to the veg
etable kingdom giving promise of a
9bountiful harvest. Ifthis is the re-
suit of the nomination of the farmer
Of Chappaqua, what may we not ex-
pect from his election in November.
Then will the winter of our discontent
Be made glorious summer by this son of New
York,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-30
coRoNrR.s INonEsr

HNHE dead body Of man was found near the
u track of the Atlantic q Great Western Rail-
way. at Norton's bridge, in the south part of
Hlram township, in the County of Portage, and
state OF Ohio, about So O'Clock p M, May 24th
ls12 An inquest was held over said body, May
25th, In a. m, which developed the fact that the
deceased was passeng ger r who got on board the
sr;d train at Cleveland Ohio. at :lS O'Clock p M
to Sharon, Pa. The Jury found that the de,
ceased came 70 his death by accidentally falling
from the platform of car OF said train, pro
ducing fracture Of the left Uranium, sufficfent
to cause instant death The deceased was a
beartiless man, about % years of age, fair com
Pisexion. dark eyes. brown hair, cut short; about
blue sack cost, dark blue vest, dark parits.
mixed wool shirt snuff-colored cloth cap. calf
boots. considerably worn. had the appearance
of foundry or shop hand. Had no moneys or
yaluables Of any kind. had no papers of any
kind by which TO identity name or residence;
The name Of e. A. Tannsr was written with
pencil on the lining of hisEvest. He was prop
erly buried at Mantua. May 20, 1s7a
An FARR, JP
and Coroner for the time being
Cleveland and Sharon Papers please copy
Mantua. May 27th 1879.
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THE Singer Sewing Machines are certainly
the most popular. They sold $4,000 more than
any other company in 1870 and they are going 60
sell three times as many machines as there are
words in the English language in 1874
j. II. NEWTON Agent
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0 oEDINRURGH.
.EII GA-A fg

| 0oyresposdencslsvasf .asS
ts2a5 SUDDEN DEATH.-Another of our
soldier boys is gone. Frank Eldridg ge
died last Friday morning, after about
/ Ethirty-six hours of great pain. On
"Wednesday q ffernoon he was taken
with bilious cole. Medical aid could
do nothing for him, ana on Fridss,
when his death was heard of, itFell
like thdnder-bolt on al. Arrange
ments were made to Keep him until
Sabbath, but necessity compelled an
interment of the remains on Saturday !;
and on, short notice large procession
followed him from the house. The
funeral Services were held on the Sab
bath. NO church being large enough
toEhold the people, the town hall was
opened, and much extra seating was
brought in; every seat was. filed, and
yet some were standing : it was esti-s
mated that not less than four hundred
were seated. eTheTo exercises were
opened BY singing and prayer by the
Rev, l.. Rodg gers, of the Disciple
Brown, Pastor of the, M E. Church
then the choir sung a piece selected.
by the deceased, entitled, !. Weep Not
for Me - closing prayer by the Rev. /
Mr.. Gear, Pastor of the Coporega-
tional Church, Mr.. Eldridge was "a
of the brave Seventh aOhie.4
that made SO good a record for itself
and while battling for his country he
received a wound in its defence.
Age, about 3d. q ikl.sszs@1 srssl1tsy 4
2 EHEERTNc ron T1Ir E.f,ztrD T,lo
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FINE CLOTHS.

An elegant assortment of Fine Cloths and
Cassimeres. particularly adapted to a first class
trade just opened at J.C. BEATTY,s
April II, 1872.
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NOTICE.

Persuos owing for Peat-racks which they
have had will please call at my Office and pay
for the same Immediately. ga. sa u
- K. P. HATFIELD.
RaYenna May 6. 1872. 19s-aw
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There are seven inmates Of The

AhStc arc seven inmates Oh Inc
County lookup at the present time.
Smith Brothers report their sales on
Saturday last at S779. That's business.
The State Convention OF Universal
its commences its session at Akron
to-day.
ii. L. DAY adyertises a number of
very desirable lots for sale in his new
additions. aIa a sliding
DEALING had the first strawberries
Of the season on Tuesday. He's al
ways up 10 time in all the delicacies.
q The President Inexperienced &. W.
N. Yost. recently convicted of perrin
ry and sentenced to two years in the
penitentiary.
General Wilson, Comptroller of the
Treasury of Ohio, spent several days
in town last week, visiting friends !
I. y
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CLOTHING.
April 18th, 1872.

full stock of Gents Youths and Bows,
Clothing now ready for sale at
BEATTY'S.
April 17th, 1872.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.
Designated Depository of the

u. s. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sod on Commission, in New York, or sny de-
sired market
Highest Market rate for SEQ and 10-40
Coupons, Geld, silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Oitiesin the United States. A8
WSlght Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue stanps-all sizes for sale.
-~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.
VIII. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON. President.
Sept. 3. 1868. tt.
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Go to j. S. walkers, opposite citizens Hall, to
get your clothes cleaned aud repaired, to look as
good as new. ~
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M In,I II

or .rSAing hill! His remains were
decently inferred in hesoath burying
ground In this town on SHndsy morn
ing.
Two Sabbath-Schoois are now in
fullg operation at the, ,Center-at the
Union Church, g. B. Stilson superin-
tendenf, and at The Disciple Church,
4 l. IS sBidlakeo superintendent. both
assisted sbyt 81 number of efficient
teachers. who Seem, devoted 10 the
work in which they are engaged :
May -2toaossteN an zSsStEsITAs'o
DEcoRATroN' DRY.ATo4day Ilis set
tapart for tie fnteFest7na ceremonies of
decorafing with flowers the graves of.
those brave soldiers, OF, the Republic
whJy eldedup their lives in the cause
| ofitheir country and such of themIas
have died since tile close Of the great
conflict. Ample arrangements have
been made for a proper observance
of the dayTin Ravenna. The follow
ing are officers chosen for the occaS
sion: ~ '1As1
President Of the Day, E. P. BRAtN-
EKD. .TK13EEo
Vice President, HHHI STE1zENa
OficSaeef the bay, DIR. GEesSaDuBR.
Committee oIio Eafarkihg Graves. |
capt. Es3aaEdaEEifffssasL g 8 ] Willis and |
Col. c. s. CoTTER. ,IAaK I'd
Finance Committee = 4. Beers
and VIM GRINNElITS ~ : eJ451T = :. = 90,
With DecoEaticn CommHfeeoof /
l36 ladies' and, gentlem enl di9i iaed IN
tolfifteen divisions, and Monnme ent-
al Committee composed of fifteen Lar
dies and tWesgeptlemerI. 8VTI
The foilos1fn & Is tie Order of Ex-
1eises prepared fer fhezoeeasion =
Ists All di.S0 L.. NJ, the Church Bells I
of the village vii ring for TO minutes
during which, time tho procession will T
reformed in front Of the Court House.
"a. -Atf:56 p M.,the procession
will march Promptly for the Cemete-
ry, in the following order:
Ffrst-Comsnitteej of Arrangements
and Officer of the Day. -rx IA
rSec6h9 RaveffnaE ESilYerJ Gornett
Band.
Third = -RfRsddat 5ofI the . Day,
Speaker and Clergy.
EoHrsH 4 li7isipH of the Decora-
ton UeIhh hittees, d zen in fft1nbesrr.s
toget etbeEs with othe, pupils of the Raj I
eeH SehoefseQuallydi divided among]a
s3,'g US =. ss,1,
SkbSfs-r4sst1zeIas< saaJ 11oW ita .sstsss Ssiit
> Upon arriving at the Cemetery a +
Z lia u viii pc ma els leaa Proc b
main tanning its ofdarss - ssfters: hrief9r
sAadreSsai 4 nS.ip py fhe he Presidentlof the Day
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STABBtkSa .A4AFFAIR. Last SUNDAY
afternoon Aaron Perry, Jack or
George Bell, and negro nanred AT.
Johnson, went to the brewery of
Charles Brooke, on Sycamore street,
and called for beer, and being pretty
full already, more was denied
them. An alteration occnrtedz be-
tween the party aud AIR. Brooke in
regard 10 q smalfjrdebtedness of one
of the party. and Brooke ordered
them to- leave sllisi premises; which
they refused to do, declaring that
there were not men. en- ongff about 'ffieT
premises to put them out. Thereupon,
Edgar co; a gnoul der in the Agssdicub l..
,uraI WORKS, came an to Broeokes rass reseGfeg,s
when a scuffe efsded bettWgend ae6
and Johnsen,Fand dpriug EtheE melee
johnson. was stabbed Ii in me right,
breast jhst beidM fka IAElG ihe k6ffa
making 0wepndhabeut an inch end
a-half deep, .seyering large yeinsapda
causing t ths ss 1tsiSea o tfo pretty ftsseisg.
Yeo was arresteds nSisconVeyasb "a the
lookup, and ON MondaFsmerning 0gas
taken before Mayor Meharg. for ex-l
amin afion5 and dhhR l6fH6eF tslniGsB|
himato give bonds for his ap1earance,|
before the Court elnl,ion len M Il
the sum Of $500 TO izef tbs. gel
of stabbing with intent To- wouii d.sssass a. -.
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The annual session of the Universalists Con-
vention OF Ohio will meet at Buchtel College.
in Akron, May 30th, and continue four days.
Reduced fare will doubtless be secured ON the
A. & G. w. Railway. All are cordially invited
to attend. By order of Committee.
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HATS.

Almost everything that is new in the Hat
line can he found at BEATTY,s.
April IL, 1874
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70 'Foo4r 4 Gkus6nEdD5.uLop sh saturday AW even

Floor CkUsHED.LOn Saturday even
ing man by the name of Daniel Nc
Grew, who was supposed to be intex-
icated, endeayored to get upon the en-
gine of a train on the A. & G. w. Ry.,
at Kent, when he slipped and his foot
was caught under the wheel, crushing
it in such 2 horrible maInef that am.
became necessary. Drs. Saw
yer & Price performed the operation,
amputating the foot at theinstep-lsa
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List of Advertisements.

List OF ADVERTISEMENT,
Ravenna Manufacturing Acme Mowers
ana Reapers. :
George A. Wheeler-Bela Wheeler's Estate
Ravenna Book Store-New Goods.
Smith Brothers-Second Arrival
A. N. Farr, j. P.-Coroner's INQUEST
Sosman & King-Enterprise gric'l Works
=. E Stedman-Bargains for the People sc.
II. L. Day-Lots for Sale
LOCAL NOTICES.
SE f. Deming-Glass Ware. so
E. Musser-Etna House.
Go to Deming's.
Geo. Darsie, Sec.-Teachers' Examination
e. f. Deming-Glass Ware. -
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Books, Papers, Envelopes. Notions,
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C., at bottom
prices at SMITH, WCODRUFF& CO.'S
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SERIOUS .AcCIDENT.-Last Friday
evening, just before dark. Mr.. C. Bean,
brother of Peter II. Bean, of Ravenna.
and young man named Sapp, both
residing in Mortified, Summit county,
were coming from Brimfeld to- this
town, with horse and buggy. When
coming down the steep hill north of
Sandy Lake the horse became frac-
stious and commenced running and
kicking, While under full, motion
Ar. Sapp Jumped from the buggy,
and Mr.. Bean was violently thrown
out. Mr. Sapp had both bonesIof the
light leg fractured below the knee,
and Mr.. Bean was severely injured
about the head and in one of his legs.
while the buggy was broken to atoms.
The two injured men were picked DIP
and conveyed to the residence Of Mr..
Michael Caris where they were kindly
cared fors and Dr. Belding sent Ifpr,C
who reduced the fracture and dressed
the wounds. Mr.. Bean has so far re-
covered from his injuries as to be able
to retuERzheme,aaud the yeung, man
was doing as well as could be ex-
peeted at llast accosaisa . 4x ! .
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entity Lodge. No. 1s. F. and An.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-30
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-30

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