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can and Examine

The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
on 56-tf.
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HOusEwANrEn

A good house with five or six rooms, in a re-
spectacle neighborhood. wanted by a good
tenant. Enquire at A. W. BECKLEY & cos.
Ravenna, July 2e 1873. 258-4
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
designated Depository of the
US.
OF RAyENNA, o.

Designated Depositary of the
US.
u. 8. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission. in New York, or any de-
sired market.
highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, silver, and premium funds
OF All kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United states.
sight Drafts on England and Ireland ana
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
Eew York rates.
Revenge stamps-all sizes for sale.
hccoukts and Depotfts Of Business men and
inuividuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon no
W. II. BEEBB, Cashier
GEO. ROBIEsoN, President
Sept. 3. 1863. IT,
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Fhe HgW 7.30 Gold Loan Bslds
oyann
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The First National Bank,
or RAYENNA,

Arc now selling and unhesitat1ngly reeernIaend
these bonds to tiiSir customers and all parties
who IIre money to vest- as the most prof PIE
a. well as safe inFestment ih.t Is now offered 70
tine UHblie-
sf4ssririr uiafie careful inquiry or good and re-
s-ols sii3fs GnaneieTs who have fully in gestIsl-
ted che seruEities upon which the TO Cold
bonds are based cannot doubt The reports, both
otfieial and unofficial heretofore published
Confirmed as they ara by the letters Of such
hiSh-toned honorable gentlemen a Bay ard
sITavior. ex-1oF- Br0ss. OF Illinois, e. w Bryan
and others who have recently visited the New
Northwest Letters just published and can be
had &c Bank free
Having fall confidence III these securities,
have Ordered large amount OF the 7-SJ Geld
Ioan Fond ami wiil be pleased TO supply all
on. customers and others who are desirous oi
making Good. safe and Profitable Inyes t1lent :
We keep on hfna Bonds Of SlOO $5JO ana ST.
QO0. which We exchange for Government 5-2J
BonfIs on which interest VIII sOon cease. Ihus
realizing q handsome profit and increasing the
capital 10 10 l5 per cent.
tVsffpav highest market price for Coupons on
Nos-fheTn Pacific and Government bonds
interest allowed on time deposits
prafts drawn and cashed on ali the prlhclpal
'issf Sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities IN Eufope' n D. CLARK. Prest.
C.F. WITTERs Cashier. 49,
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Going ont Of Rusineaa

Go to J. c. MaIoney's for Misses and Chill
dren's White Kid Shoes, which he is now closing
at cost
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LOOK at Mems Suits at BEATTY's, at
$1,000.
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New Arrnre,nents.

Just received. a large lot of Flint Lamp Chin
neys. Try them.
SMITH. WOODRUFF & co.
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Look for the best Shirt in Ravenna
at BEATTY's.
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GOING soUTH-MAIN LINE.

CLEVELAND 8 &PITFsBuRG RAILROAD
{ on rand rfter June a. 1873. Trains viii leave
Stslfiaps daily. Sundays eNeepted,3 as follows:
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NJ OTICE-The partnership hitherto existing
IN between Rhodes 81 Michel. Sufiield, is
mutually dissolved, and has been since Decem-
Der 27 1872. II notes and other aceotfats> to be
settled BY GEO MICHEL.
Sunield, Ohio, July 20. 1873. 25s-4
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LOOK for bargains generally, at
BEATTY's.
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sH1Rr FRONTS.

a good assortment at and below cost by
$50 N. CONNERSE.
COTTONS.
a good stock of Bleached and Brown COttons,
from Zoe per yard up,
a56- N. CONVERSE.
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LOOK at Colored Straw Hats at
BEATrY's, at SOC. I'D - al
LOOK at that 25c Cloth Lined Collar
at BEATTY's.
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REMEnIRER.

A good assortment at and below cost by
256- N. CONVERSE
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LOOK at Boys Suits at BEATTY's, at
$1,000.
LOOK at Boys Pants at BEATTY's, at
5000.
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We are agents for Ballou & Co.'S, French
Yoke Shirts. the best fitting shirt ever made.
We have them in all grades, much better and
cheaper than you can get them made Call and
look at them before having any made.
Dec. 1s, 1892. FLATH & POE,
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LOOK at Boys Coats at BEATTY's, at
500.
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GLASS War
FRENCH YOKE sHIRTs.

Glass Ware
The largest stock in town may be found at
MAY 90. 1872. 1877. DEMING'S.
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Particular Attention
paid to cutting garments for ladies to make uI
by j. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
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To save Money

The place to buy PLASTER is at
s92. C. D. HUDSON'S.
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RAYENSA. GRANGE, No, 80
Meets at Citizens Hall. on the Saturday Preeed-
ing the full moon of each month. at l 80 p. m
God speed the pIOw, the grand old plow,
Who hath fed all the nations gone,
And may glory as now encircle the ploW,
When thousand years have flown"
Ravenna, July 1st. 1873. a54-y,
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LOOK at the best stock of Trunks at
BEATTY's.
LOOK at Mems Suits at BEATTY ), at
$1,000. - 9
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Patrons of Husbandry.

Ravenna Eneampment, No, 129.
Meets every End and 4th Fridays Of each MONTH
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TABLE CLOTHS
KID GLOVES

Good Cotton Table Cloth at 25c and Linen dc
35c per yard. at the store of
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-Just after dark
Monday evening, Miss McMillen,
who is spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs. Bulkley, residing in the
Congregational parsonage, started to
go to her room on the second floor of
the house. At the top of the hall
STAIRS she stopped to strike match to
light herself through the hall, when
she made miss-step and fell head
long to the bottom of the stairs, dis
tance of twelve or fourteen feet, re-
ceiving severe injuries. The right
arm was broken just above the wrist
joint and the collar bone fractured,
besides other bruises. The services
of surgeon were Immediately pro-
cured, the fractures reduced, and she
is doing as well as could be expected
from the nature of her injuries.
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Look at the largest stock of Hats at
BEATTY's.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
New Advertisement

EAvFNNA. THURSDAY. JULY 81. 1875.
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LOOK for Travelling Bags at BEAT
TY's. }5 t!t3 iii i
LOOK at Boys Vests at BEATTY's, at
c1 Ok
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Readings and Recitations.

We learn that the accomplished
poetess, Mrs. Hester A. Benedict, OF
New York, by invitation from the
ladies of Grace Church, will give an
entertainment consisting of prose and
poetical readings and recitations, at
Reeds Opera HoRse, on, "Wednesday
evening August, 18th. Excellent
vocal and instrumental music, by
an amateur club will also form a
part of the exercises. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment to be de-
voted to aid in the erection of the
new church edilice for that society.
We copy the. following notice of
Mrs. Benedicfs readings from the N.
Y. Home Journal.
Mrs. Hester A. Benedict, the poetess
leaves town next week for Ohio,
where she will spend her summer va
cation. She has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver during her visit, read
ings of some of her poems, at Ravehna,
and the cultivated circles of that place
may count on a delightful treat. The
beautiful and tender sentiment, the
graceful play of fancy, the earnest as
piration and dramatic fervor that
characterizes her poetry, gain double
charm in her rendering, and one
which few amateurs can equal.
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The N CIV Family.
.s!aglr. Sggyjjlng Machine.

1t is the best in the market and is fast win
ming favor in the household, rs shown by its
rapidly increasing sales. 1t is capable of a ca
h6aeAb f99 YSG spEa n Yfs Is pnse ms
chinery. 1t is remarkable not only for the va
riety and range of its work, but also for the
variety and different kinds of texture which it
win sew with equal fnAilitN and peEfectiDnI
using silk twist, linen or cotton thread, fine or
coarse. making the INTER-IOGk ELASTIC
STITCH. alike on both sides of the fabric sewn.
Beaver cloth or leather may be sewn with great
strength an'iNhhifol'niiby of stitch; and, in Il
moment, this willing and never failing instru-
ment may be adjusted on fine work on gauze or
gossamer tissue. or the tucking of tarlatan, or
ruflIng, on ALMOST any other work which deli
cate fingers nave been Rndvn TO perform, and
better than any other machine in use.
IL is capable of demonstration that this NEW
FAMILY MACHINE is the cheapest, most beau-
tiful, most delicatcly arranged, nicely adjusted,
easily operated Aatte sapoetily' IVanninls OF S
the Family Sewing Machines,
Persons in wasn't of a SewiIIs Machine should
not purchase before calling ON the subscriber
and inspeetingthe NEW FAMILY SINGER. H
i. H. GODDARD, Agent,
- Empire RAilding, Chestnut Sc.
BaveHna, July ~, ,1ST3, 26I-u
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I. o. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. 60,
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
ows' Hall.
The sun., 1873-10-10
The CITY Record.

Among thc numerous reforms ~ the
charter pas ed Last winter was the c,tab-
lihmcur of The can Rcoort. During tho
di.ou sion pending thc nual passage Of The
ohgyt,T his part OF tie project was
denounced hy several Senators and
AssomhlyWcn, who saw I'm IL nn attempt
to continue in another shape the m!l-
mou- T"nS'r' - spoCll1tion of 1Wrer,
C.ueoV * 60. But the Custom House
lobby iut.tl that II w0ull Toe a great
stop I'm the direction OF reform and provo
q large saving 20 tlc city TO haynJu organ
in which the proceeding, Of the yari0us
departments could bromcMly announced.
Their mouulpio.rs in the two IIouso7
promised that il should be conducted iu
the most economical manner, even polne
s1 lu' %. 20 prophecy that IL would prove
source of income to the city. The salos
thcy had no doubt would soon exceed
those or any other uetropolitan journal.
And so the CiiVRCc1rd was born, and the
Mayor, Corpontiun Counsel, and Commis.
sionerof Public Works. wereappointed god
fathers 10 the bantling, and charged with
the duty Cf Introducing n TO tho pubIc
and looking after its welfare uuiil If was
nble 10 go alone. Their first duty wa. to
The sun., 1873-10-10

Five years ago today the Cuban in-ur-
recion began at NalH. a few courageous
men then commenced struggle with
Spain for the independence OF their
country. That struggle sthl continues,
although Spaln has sacrificed in It nearly
100000 Of her regular army besides
many thousands of mobiiized militia
recruited in the Island, and has expended
over sl20,cOAcCO.
The ultimate re.ult Is certain. All the
other American colonies of spain have
won their iudopeud nee, and Cuba l. sure
10 complete the list. chilli fought seven
years; New Granada niue years; Neno-
guela ten years; Mexico eleven years: and
Peru, the last of all, four years, TO achieve
their freedom. Tho Cubnus have no
reason 10 bc discouraged because the end
OF the ffth year finds them still fighting.
They had right 10 expect The fun SYM
pathi,s Of tho American people. That
these have not been poured ont toward
them, Is due to the control which q e.
Administration exercises over the Repub-
Lean party, and to the control which
Spanish agents have been able to exercise
over the Democrat, party. Nevertheless.
all American viii rejoice ~ their Gu-1
success and ut the cut.re bani.hnout Of
Spanish power lnd ut African slavery
~ : tlc slave trad. from tho western
lC.uisnbero
The sun., 1873-10-10

Nh Ii'th l'rH'r or british
a'i'o"1,.st -l''".'.n hIs"a'.aI ''r'I'y "n
bc'HIi oi t'r iioWr' h' uses the c-o'p-
lN'4 4hri-'' Ii'T Majesty -HoN"nWonI
o' representing the political power ot Pa
hiheht ana the constituted authority.
inc "'A'al sh"h7 ana shuddNlsts al
Washington, TO whose mcompHtp"N and
corruption the present CONDITION of tho
country Is due have Systematically opnl
me forms ana practices "t royalty and
done whatever they could TO change the
The sun., 1873-10-10


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The sun., 1873-10-10

WAeHlNC1oN, oct. 0-rhc rrct,ury Ie..ryos
sGo d. lj drawn lu 10 Iay actual cN 30. .t ue Gov.
eranrni There If no nuprphcl-iou at tc Department
ih't inr draft upon the for yfour millions VIII hc cry
N'tN lu tue ordinary course Of rl.lh. 50 ne OUT
t'N ,lIg t-N l'Ud'rs, tuuWu tu hD m,rr thuu t.r,C
uhudttd ANA hNy-tN uuUuus viii ne rDuu. iRa d 80
lh"sr hfhi'sat me earnest ptRCucHhlc moucut. IL
W"y ht urlufc the hrur ut the neat puulc drht state
mth All runors that II IN the intention II the Score
try TO make any permanent imitation ~ the currency
are erroneous, the Secretary INSERTS that the out.
standing legal tender are not 10 exceed the minimum
nguret DAY more than the absolutc demands OF the
GVNCtLmeut require.
The sun., 1873-10-10

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una tlcI e-'iAtI 40 iD Io l.-l-.it why lHt.
'slould tnt ta.So root in fl,. frol.n sol ,l
their new home. Thpvbuiita a stone church
there AMI Stone houses to live IN, Of which
the ruins arc .tiIl 10 hor .u. E.twnat l.-
came of tho builder. f.a.u. ...uIU.t De-.
The sun., 1873-10-10

"Thr Consultation SAYS tbnt ali trials shall
BE- h, iur,, rnd th1 uccu sod IL emitted. not TO
be hi~t onNictrd nv a coutt and then to he ace
au,ttcH Nv iur,, but to b" cruNtctcd or me-
anitted ~ ruE FtR~r INsrANCE BY II
iurl." EAMttt NLArcfroEp
The sun., 1873-10-10

VISOR DIsnuCNrH began. OF course the
great organ Of reform murt llIvo an
u0ec in which 10 transact it- immon-o
business. 80 suinptultis anartmCuts wcIo
flitoi up in tho city Ilail, aud over
the door was placed "a sign announcing iu
Golden lcttcrs 10 all the world ana the
rest uf mankind, that within was tlL' otliec
" the great organ OF reform, the CHV
Rccord Then tn supervisor launched
forth INTO tho troIll.d seas Of Journalism.
Ills duties were oucrous, but backed up by
the great reform element OF Now York, ho
felt himself competent to discharge them.
They consisted almost entirely in receiving
each day from tho clerks of the various
departments the proceedings II any; pla-
cling upon one corner his initials "A. d."
which made them official; and sending the
copy by special messenger to the printing
office In Murray street. or course it was
not to be expected that tho supervisor oi
such great journal could have time ~
attend to the details of his onicc. 80 hr
was allowed bookkecpcr ut 1000 per an
mum, II young gentleman from Senator
WouuIN's district, aud son VI q personal
friend OF that distinguished politician, hc-
side. clerk and mcs~cu1cr also from sem
ator WoouIN's district, 10 carry the copy to
the printer after it had received the o'li-
cial mark ut "A. d., >" ~ salary of S1.Opt
per annum; and s1,5O1 for incidental eX-
pcnscs. One thousand copies wcrc prut.i
the first day, and that ha- bccu found 10 ho
tue exact number needed daily over siu"e
or these, laj copies are distributed gratis
among the various departments, and the
remainder arc taken over TO the office OF
the supervisor in the city Han, whore tho
people, If they wish, can purchase thrin at
Ave cents n copy. ht first the prico was
liked AZ ton cents per copy, but the public
did not seem TO hc so anxious rs was an
ticipated 10 learn the details OF what wiL-
done IN the various departments especially
rs Tue SrS informed them every moruiuC
of all that was of any importance, and tine
price was soon reduced 10 Ave conts per
copy
Tho receipts from sales of the Ci'y Rcc ,rd
from juno "a 20 July 81, at ten ccntsa copy.
amounted TO $6l.b2, leaving about 30.cU
copies ON hand TO be sold for vast,
paper, which is at the rate OF about
10000 copies u year. The sales since
the price was reduced to five cents
"A copy have averaged about $3.50 per
day. This, II Is to be presumed, has
increased the labors OF the Office, for on
the 18Th OF last month Mcsers. HAvEMEY ER,
SMITH, aud NAS Mont, Rodfnthers. passed
a resolution appointing one CHARLES IT,.
WILLIAMS assistant to the supervisor of
the Cru Rccord. 10 perform such duties as
mny bo a>s gucd him by the supervisor
FrHt
The sun., 1873-10-10

Furs cleaned, altered, and repaired at Shayno's
potlte stcNarts-ddp. - .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-09

CHICAGO, Dec. s.-Flour-Dull but un.
changed, and held firm. Wheat-Active
and advance; closing iasc of best prices;
No. l Chicago spring 81 IA; No. 9 do
81 12t cash; No. 3 do 81 DIAL 05i; reject.
ed 81 90. Corn-Active and advanced;
No. 9 mixed 513c, cash or December; 81
January; 52ac February; rejected 4sia50c
Oats-Active and advanced; No. 3,
389c cash and December or Janu'
ary; rejected 36a38ic; >Barley-Fair de-
mand and advanced; No. Q fall 81 4sa
l 40; No. 8 spring 81 03a1 05. Provisions
Excited and prices higher; mess pork
closing at $15 90 cash; December $15 25;
January $l5 90; $l8 90 bid for February.
Aggregate sales 11.000 barrels; mostly ior
future. Lard-Active and advanced; SIC
cash; SIC January; sales 1850 tierces. Bulk
Meats-Active and advanced; sales oi
shoulders, loose and partly cured, at &c
boxed 5ic cash; short rib middles loose
Is days in salt, Bic packed; 10 days In
salt 7c loose. Green Meats Firm and
higher; sales Of shoulders at 4ta5c. Hams
7iastc for 1s and 1S pound averages
short rib middles quotable at 8Hc; shori
clear Gic. Dressed Hogs-Scarce and
firm; quotable at IS 60a5 80. Whisky
Steady at 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-09

TRoY, Dec, S.-The Troy Times 10 day
publishes letter received from Engineer
Gowing, Of the q. 8. Steamship Kansas,
dated Bermuda, Nov. 23, announcing the
safe arrival Of the vessel at that port, after
having been driven to sea in severe gale
of Cape Hatteras, November 10. An on
oard'well.
WARRINGTON, Dec. ga dispatch was
received at the Navy Department from
Commander Allen @. Reid, Of the U. 8,
Steamship Kansas, dated Bermuda, Island,
Nov. "a, announcing the arrival Of the
vessel there on the evening Of November
%. She encountered heavy sea and
violent squalls when about 1863 miles
Gouthward and eastward Of Cape Hattaras,
and was forced as 0 matter Of safety "a
keep away before Il. She stopped al
Bermuda to get coal, and intended "a
leave there on the evening Of the 24th.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, Dec. 9.-Capt. General Jou.
vellar authorizes a statement that the en-.
tire island Is tranquil. lie has no doubt
that all will be arranged peacefully and
satisfactorily without the slightest diff.
Guilty. he now declares that he does not
intend 10 leave Havana or transfer his
power into the hands Of Gen. Merello, the
Sigundo Cabo. who arrived by the last
steamer from Spain. The feeling OF the
people In Havana Ia quieter and no dis
turbance Is apprehended.
The disposition 10 comply with the
mandates OF the home government and the
obligation Of the treaty with the United
States, without further discussion Is be-
coming general.
The General commanding at Santiago
de Cuba, in the absence Of Genearl Bur-
rill, acting without orders, placed ninety
two Of the Virginius prisoners aboard the
Spanish ..man.of.war Bozine and sent
them to Cienluegos. The few re-
naming prisoners were either too
Ill 10 be removed, or being youths
OF tender age, were set at liberty. The
prisoners while at Santiago were well
treated by the authorities, and In no way
molested by the populace. When Bo-
zine reached Cienieugos he announced by
telegraph to the Captain General at Ia.
vana bis arrival with the prisoners. The
Captain General answered by ordering the
immediate return Of Bozine and the pris.
oners TO Santiago. where they must
have arrived by this time.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. S.-The U.
8. steamer Kansas arrived here yesterday,
after a hard passage. She was driven out
of her course and finally compelled to
put into Bermuda for coal. The COM
manders OF the Kansas and Juniata have
not yet made formal demand for the
Virginius prisoners. The latter were re-
moved from the Jail to the Morse fort this
morning.
The French war steamer Kersaint and
the British slosp.of.war Nibee are in the
harbor.