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New-York tribune., 1873-02-11

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S-e pl.rr sse All Perusrlvaua. ............. s1
Cora Meal plenty heavyi tue close tie L k-t aie
Con as Jer.sys as3 q Corn Brrs...s, 60 as3 o.
corn Msa Wes,erc. 25 81 Corn AelLGAHk q
Corn Neal WesLW. ~ n 1871
and Oregon Flour Gull and tame at s9d so - BucE
wheat Flour Is In limited demand ard pre nominal
Bag Meal plenty; White st - f0 t-e f-oF
Al pa 81. Coarse. 3Q 81 8 Cob, dac ~ OrI1i4 Feel
SG$ 20 RE Feed ~ 05 Sllo These quotation e I've range
m GHTS-Thare has acye demand IN 5h 80
steady rates h Olelg cLlg OF Gran a. Fol!aoas tAaf
has been doll. % the scarcity o. Ytes ie t
to-day To Liverpool. d. steam ~ yaah tulA AZ ~
1900 boxes Bacon 80 ss
Lonion, - and - bOs Beef 20 hls Fok c'
Bacon boxes q al 6y private 90
Glssgov a bush Corr t. 10 pEgs Beet irva terms
b. Bristol Joe Beef BY sail, private lLr
Cartes British bark, hence Ghrater With 2so hhs Re
Liverpool sith l3 bl Aahhs A. . g. and T. crec, an American
bdg hence Spansh port WITH 80 bo Reaned Petroleum sai
bS1 fro Pde pla the Continent vi" sO D0S Lelled fefo-
leIm. both private terms
FEED hTmr with moderate inquiry We quote 81 1@4 20 = tu'
for All gTldes anl weights.
GAIH-In Wheat nothing dong Fes out nste,
change Spng firmly held end Common r qet
tame, Winter shay held bit without inquiry he marks Gloss
irregular cros u Spng bad on easier hui
lot N frn choice Milwaukee. , e. bu
81 bid No st-uls
part saturday 81 81 So for No Cc1g
Sprug a Tor No. Mwaukee; - = for White Ge1eses
Barley dn and heavy, sales Of IO bah fair Iwoow State
bush CITY g. time Oats without nporlt
change active The sales $500 bush New Ohio Mixed 5JQ
White 80 9j6c; Black t3a54c Western MIXED 531 SO
Old, al 5ic White at $ Q5oc; Mixed DO 40 $40
aud Black 5i and White Ol0 $3.50.
Rye quiet but 6rn within s daTs 1850 bh Mesefl
sold foT home Pc state hed sjQ9i Con-
and closed better with genera iemand Oh olei les freely
and saDpy, he C. OO bgsh tnsolli
Old gred 6id64lc 66fefe asoa aai
MNs dose a6oat and do Yellow 6od66; Wer leAOs
d6ci Southern White 7ic Jersey Yellow 60 d}c
A Z
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11

r..,xn CovSr-TRI.I TrHn-PaRr JoaoumssS Jopess sBs
oAlcDdsr eAlled st 10
xze4. .roope Thompson lleA Stan fed sgt Smith
n1. .Brcsan agt CsNeh lltlo 'rotrs rsehte .ta IA"
115e. .Chepuzp sgt Decker. fn Deeeer aet fr"ec'
IsR .Bsiley AT WiR9 lzs2. .Olecmur ag Gates
lne.. .Kempner act kreameF llSt lsfici RN ntsD
1ts<. .KAgleson act McGowAn lltle Prank keh i@uS
leon Vovhu ast- Setter 100 .Bensel aet Neefs
p.r- m SsS. ] - orens and calendar called stl
VIA rv-In u,her Illf7 .Ameou scL Cauingcns
Hernsnu 6sS burke sgt htsSll'
los. DER Roes KnkeL oGsnne tEN lac fH''
lG1. .Soorlcns Smith fene uns
III. Pollen ag1 Berphetmsr t'tss hfW6 - ~
rkSl. W arauron ag Csrpeuer Il42. " hsh ~
p - fI463 Wilmer Dufsnd.
Il6s9 Kuynitski art KinteL
calendar called AZ l0a.
sas Is,ieorf srt Iawseu l7ts. Trowhrdge AIT UnEe.
Az. schwartz agt Hoffman llest ruek AZ hotL
40 stinuch ATT Farley. u. s. CONNECTION Co. agt
r-9 A., at Rr,unsb BlccS
Mo Dsyidson srt Rromherr 1890. .Bcbea tgt Underh
lSx2 Mclaughlin Martu 1881. .bastIran Dehpee
NJ MclcR ir sgt Dearnr ll699. Datcr MoynGgh.
SEssioSs-fARr lHACEETIs k-Ihomas Dutv, ntn-
sarhtef DoWd Thonss hcCshe bnga; Oto Bes1ur
fesery Aulew kot James inn Charles NJ Dvyef Michael Del
maze Dsvd Backey mary Cak MARY A. Dempsey ouous
a-ul bae John Dean , Henry v Fountain james Roone5
NoAot Pstnck Deong grand arceDy; William Green
ne person; Peter DcdenhHh Freeck Enlse,
Cooli james Curtis John poran Patrick Donohu assault and
ectcy. Henry HELMS Wisiemeaucr.
PAIR J-Heuy Roilcf. Edwsr Rooney
Pr,rCk Hcke1 rohDerv AIngon ard Alfred Mose hufi
Atkeus John Miller Wihsm Robertson Daniel keardoa OtIes
Raso Pati1k NcCaey jacob Lresser feoniors ssSa1i,
ter tCtsr hr. Elsud McNaly, Henry Coming gram
r. ~ llafrrtr Jacob Marin, Wl'm Otth
Noretf Patrick Marin Jsnos Ausn Andersen 9 an
b. ery Henrietta Ruensn Ca.hfile Moore John hppe 'VsePl
DareHseh heurV ksbb reScving stolen tesl. rt. ~ c..
COUET ApPsLs-ArBtEY fcA lQIhe eosi1E - 1e W
s Appeals aeada1 r Feo W NOk s DO. 10, -o7 ~ - lV
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHAEGE-FIIsT CALL,
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales of Government Bonds. ,,
loo u g. so COu 81 ll6i 5000 s.. $40 Cou, 6IlIoi
nrr.1
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11

HowEs e. MACY, Bankers, No 20 Wal-st, New
York offer the same facilities 10 DeposItors as In
cOrporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ancos at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns.
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds &c.
AC.. Tor investors.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
AUsTIN BALDWIN & Co,

Bankers, NO. n DrO d way,
Issue Of Credit on
CITY BANK OF LONDON,
AND
LITERBETTE, KANE q Co, PARIS
Travellers Letters Received and Forwarded.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
To INVESTORS.

To those who wish 10 REINvEsT COUPONS or
DIVIDENDS, and those who wish to INCREASE THEIR
INCOME from means already invested in other
less profitable securities, we recommend the Seven
Thirty Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company as we'll secured and unusually productive.
The bonds are always convertible at Ten per cent
premium G.l0D into the Company'5 Lands at Market
Prices. The Rate of Interest seven aud three-tenhs
per cent gold is equal now to about 81 currency
Welding an income more than oDethird greater than
L. 5. 5-2Os Gold Checks for the semiannua interest
on the Registered Bonds are mailed 10 the Post
Office address Of the owner. All marketable stocks
and bonds are received in exchange for Northern
Paciics on MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
JAY Cooke & Co.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
Coleman Bened1ct's closing quotations at p m.

The London adyices were Of no special importance
to-day consos ruling steady, and United States Sc
curtes rather unsettled, but without much real re-
coveFy from Saturdays quotations. 1t is at pressnt
idle to calculate the possible effect of the proposed
call OF bonds by the Treasury. The gold market was
strong in the forenoon at l4!Gl14! but the specula-
ton grew less confident later, and the price reacted
to 1l3, and ruled pretty generally at 3. in the
afternoon. The transactions wero quite lively at
times. but the aggregate Of the days business was
less than usual. On gold loans the rates paid to
have balances carried.were 81, ., T. a., c. and to
1-S2d of per cent 10 fiat. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out 500 in called bonds and S24j coin com in
forest on the public debt. The days business at the
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows Gold cleared,
Sj7,772,00O gold balances, $l4-C,6Jc currency bal
= tat
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11

ruotst0Hs based lHt.Ol lei
more tlau ha.f grade beoE ;he grade g..ef.
DlLIVE.f-
Toa.av S-t evr7rg. Total
frpOrt. w nv
Cclsump,lJn ..................... -
To,,l. ...................... 5l
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11

Treasury was as follows:
Gold receipts. sl26l.7O0 60 Currency pay
GO.d payments. 26lIJJ 81 Meuts.-..---. Ssyil60 y
Gold balance. 37,eif,t2i q Currency ba-
Currcy Tecp.s 5O5,9J EJ ance.---...- 2,ot2,ls AZ
Customs ..-....---- $4,000 90
Foreign exchange has been duh, though in tone
perhaps q shade easier this afternoon. The follow
ing are the closing, nominal rates:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11

SALES FROM 10 TO 10t A.
Nuoct n.I a 4 nd RailrOad.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11

TlrIrirl ] !
l-tc lower r EtlsA-lo' tAfi
follows al BASS Of Low Aiiul-:
Sale, SATURDAY evening sieE mie5Fuary, 200 AZ i- 9 a.
2Oc 500 oc MsIr fO ~ ID ii5c 90 90 t. Anr l A.
~ I6 AZ zo ll-i1c Ny, 0O 81 &C., O AZ n ec
800 a dc: June 200 a. 2! 76c 100 t 2c total 50i-s ~
cb.ug-i paid 20 exchange Fe1rlzry for April sales to-day up
D. -Felruary -l, 20 at ~ JlSe -O9 a. + 0 o. "
3lfe 2Hic notice before 21; A1, ~ A'
4Uc 700 at ~ 56c l0 Zc, 10 70 16c 30 l 4Oc o
- lie; ApnL Nv o.. loJ y lllls, ~ a. e., i 49,
sO.t 215c pic. 100 rt.c 56cli 10 -c l'
At l5-5l. 5i2c 80 20 l5i6c june aC az
a. q iCc 2ll "a 5ldc- yl a. p l, ~ Il
E-change-oGc r8l eIchar-e 20 Icbrg fr AlrL q B.
0J Miiliug private Ioa 45J BALES OIaas y
tai. r, 500 5s-A .-,-..
COFFEE-le market firm with resi soes W ha7e only q
rotce 40J bags 10, per LiIo az bof- on fAe
terms. The stocks o. R0 this morning Ee 81 F 1t -rfe
bavs Baltimore md ll00 bag DO q tarl1nal We tl'e E
ia lOtc Jsva 2i0Z2c and Naacalbo N'4 DC, g9I-
FLOtR AND MHALThe Floor msrfe very qrt inl pn'si
unsettled; Freely further uoul haze - l ms
demand ~ & 1ouec traei ~ The oe l nat p l
grades nnder sl0 0 sals Of oo oo v" qso-
tbl 6IG - = Etfra Amorr lnliAlt
So e...........3 Goa hcn... ~ I5d - 2
Supeus,,,...... - ono ut. Co., 500 d.
state faIrrs oraadl... 35D 20 ONO kundhoOo sI' -
r1l 30 leh-raEl.... W. -
New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
THE MARKETS.


WV iOAK, N0lI1TI Fef- 10 I0Tf
ASHEs-Tle receipts today se r4g Pos very qlt; and
ehanfei, quote al B8 PcsTs t4n aaa -onrai
,OIfON-le transactons Cotton tie SPOT stn
lc 5usaous revised Mlt1llz &C.; O- an Coed or1-
u.rv tcj tone % nar4r, tuI. We G-ote B. .0l0as:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

EVERY one can assist in building up
our town by encouraging present and
prospective enterprises, speaking wei
of our ch6fcfes. schools and citizens
telling evekybody OF the superiority
of our locatfon.- ii paints of health
and business patroh hfzing home nler-
ehants and mechanics, alla never 60
ing abroad Is bay apS aras sle that can
Bs pulAhased at h9he. n
ar REKB,s 0HRzA Al IpusE.-On FRI
day and Saturday evenings next our
citizeas are 70 Be- favored with Ora
matte sntsftai1meni 81 Ellsler's eomf
pany from tile 4eaaemE d Music,
1Iereland. his srnube A. composed
Of lIadiss ah e. men who stand at
the bead Of tBeir IpFofession and we
can assure our readers that they will
be able to enjoy the finest dramatic
performances ever given in our viii
lage. The company deserves and We
trust will receive q most liheFaf
patronage.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

iSafAA 81 "a for Coz,
lqH 81 Fuesd@y L9 purpose
tof settlemeus De State
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

On Monday last Messrs. Parsons
& Leach took possession of sto:e-
room No. Etna Block, where they
have opened an extensive stock Of
groceries and crockery and glassware.
Mr.. HFEcPYFse has EsmpEsD tts
balance of his stock to RootstoWn,
where he will close it out.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

= THE authorltieB in tRrf9ed and broke
up 4 iittis scrimhage Oh the corner Of
the square last Saturday evening"
Ashhsa t64Nad I'll thus lspQtf She fuh
- .TRS Is ~ Sff3Ei AzOaGA0YR
IaibTHEt hgtyesthief Eoveffdgs aIs, fast
recovering from hislaWoands.igs We,
understand that Prosecutor; Reed has
fled asmotion IN the Probate Court
asking that the bail, which was fixed
lat $500, be Increased to $k000. 50 xai
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
THE NEW
ElsGt s 5dsHdd5 81 5me3roqal
DAVIS SEWING MACHINE.

/ FJHNCOURAGED by our success IN the past
4 ~ and hoping for its cOntinhaRees we have
So IN neeayY s t %ay i'm
I 10 cover all points which exp perience has shown
were weak or liable 70 occasion ttEonblefto our
Duets we do not hesieate to claim! in addition
e It's satperso., psSle1ss, more abselnte ReJec-
G6iltty than pertains % any e5S pssSsg
's0e0 Sn the market. q y Is. HfR VI
tention g me Iiissd sIdkz Neezie. s. which de.
vice all sizes of needles occupy pTeeiseir the
same e position N relation to the and ca"
h A New shuttle. made from a solid steel block
& dan naFdePSS1 s Tl5A a. VeTy fsE Psre and none
q new .sEak ke-upp having positive motion,
aa,gssSPIs ss Sss SSsdle Plate fr sewing with
A new Patented Back Hangex,s' capable of
BY 81 fsss sa aRs g Be Sh
most complete and perfect device ever sapplied
device which entiseiy prevents Tie Oilnr
the thread. 1910 ia
we also. have added simple appRsnces by
can be taken up, and by which any eh6 in y
few minutes time, can adjust YpaEf Of Q worn
mtted hS aeihsts to Sc ot % dSFbls Il e ma nS
chine noWtbefore the people. Vii2Ra 95k
we say to ali our cIstos1efs In thc f1tl shst thss
at any sso oaoasa6ie ksase should defect Aljpear
@saaes es@se ey any am tne i%pesG part OF % Or
Whetlseri 1t be from pO0f m ateFisl or poor work
manshlps IL will be Aaa6s good TNes OF charge or
The Now Davis is the most SIMPLE. and has
the least numberOf working parts Of anY ma
ehine now on the market, enabling it TO run
edged by all to be the most Complete ever Of
Our Nsao Rq5aer viii make flFteen varieties of
work lnolqdllng Plated Trimming either scal>
with our BIAS Binder you can bfAtf oval OF
pointed seallops, with the eysgssst sRse, and in
II will pnt on dress Braid ~ AXE and saw on
at same time the French and MillinaEss said in
The New TSScF Folaer ,tiAl MIA a,,,, sc,,, ~,
the tuck at one operation doing AWAY iNlith the
operator folding the tuck after The aenease Is
made, preventing all trouble OF the crease being
perfect atuck on flannel on IlelaIn as any other
can do on the best cotton. ~ -
With various other attachments which he-
long to the NEW DAVIS we are enahlai to make
over thirty varieties of work, without hAsting
q superiority OF which no other machine can
boast. ~ II HFHt8ta NfG 8GI35
Invite one and all b give me a call. ana see
the Nkw DAVIS. and those intending 10, pur-
chase 4 machine should hear IN hind that am
living in some TAR on district, bQt am Teqaaa,
ReRttg tQcdted and always ready and Willing 10
make good any assertion that make. All adSan-
chine should consider well before he hnYs
Machines can be pUrchasesi of my Agents ON
as favorable terms rs any other llast clasS ma
R6E~ 1t is the duty OF all my. agents, 10 give
thorough instructions to all my cUst8lncrs, and
yoN, ,wlu eenten y favor By rep0rttng % me amy
nssi'Eone" on tileil i part, u 4 haeua
OaaOe Sos a. RseSas Rloeh .Iesvesihay sshao.
;, Agents wsnted IN an ttnoccapfed territory in
Northern Ohio WHlH4f9
A. G. MASON,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
Or SATURDAY afternooD a verv bea,

On Saturday afternoon very heavy
IVf41 Spr9 fisige The larBhHest pat
of the township. Fences were blown
down, forest and fruit trees uprooted,
and ,cdFnSin fheE feIdsEldid prostrags,
and considerable damage done. The
track of the storm was confined to a
narro& spaced QIOD Z
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

The Portage County Teachers In-l
htiinba fdsd it'd ssSSi6 D. III Brim-
field on Monday, to continue for three
weeks. Every teacher in the county
swholcaH ishanId attend. ssrJ Is the
time mentioned they can make thor
ouph review of all the branches re-
quieedito bet taught dn akesGohmon
district school. ay.ss s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

The botsOaais out of the tin pan Of
the Ring, and The managers are be-
comingjust little scafy, and getting
sl1It ertltfcaItes Irs that they don't belong to
the concern, and don't want public
offices z..t. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

THRKsHING.-Mr. Alexander Ster-
ling, jr., living just south of the CEN
ter of Shalersville, has purchased q
sne wSpotTsF eHgfne i0ndA threshing
ana Il pfepafed % thresh ali
kinds of grain on short notice and in
satisfactory manner.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

il HH4EsH# #t s4fa rtelstE7z esfEtE - EFAtAAEtENf
A fearful riot, resulting in blood
she'd and house-burning, occurred al
Church Hill, five miles north of the
cityaef youngstown, between parties
of Scotch and Welsh uNiners and Ital.
ian miners Q week age last Sunday,
inWAieh two hhhdred OF more were
thhs s4gea, kRhs tscotch ana Welsh
made an attack upon houss "a which
the Italians had taken Befuge but not
khuing asls o. pdge ategn they set
tire to the building, an when the in.
mates were forced to sbanuon their
shelter, they were pelted wa stones
and elHBs, and brtIone or two escaped
uRharmed, while one of the numbef
BwaausD4 badlyyiBjured o. be died
some time during the EnslIg : night.
fhe next day jury wasA impan-
asAdBy justice j. B. 1[cClel land, of
Liberty township, Trumpun county,
who on Tuesday folIowine returned
the foifo wing verdict -
"That Gio7anni Chlesa [Church in
English came to his death by violence
inflicted bYa Wa.2. Par on, ,aJ6hn Wat
son, John Neill, Alexander Hodge,
Hugh 1Trptterss William Better, and
some other person OF parsons un-
kAeWg toathejpHX
On Monday Esquire MeGlalland is
stedzMarraatss for and haa iRs follow,
ing persons arrested as being impli-
Gated in the riot and hanraSNy David
ID. BEDris,s William BurA Nd Matthew
Morrison, Ben. r. Davis, Areh. Cow
am n,sRth9 Baxter, WIN. Part5B, John
Neill, Wm-s Hodge, 4dgA FrOtter,
Joe Ward, VIM. Morrison and John
Morgan On being arrested and
brought before the jastips in the.
R9ahA Whqss ThkacorRse was lying
IHe nen ne ~ to aHEa eKhibited
the utmost Indifferent and swag-
ige-edi abou6as1 if4nothi 6re than
a disputed cock-fght Eas being de-
UFh5 xArhihatidIf of ID narties inn
ipliestedl in, the. affair place at
Warren before Justices Clellana
and Jefferson Palm, commencing on
Wednesday of last week, and termih-
ating on Monday last, The coaStfte=:
tf0n given the. .fOlleVihgasEHe results
Matthew Morrison and VIM. Nor
vrispp are committed to Jail without
baA fela murder iA-the first degree and
arson. John M. Williams, Benz. r.
Davis and David d. Morris are held
in the sum of thirteen hundred dol
la's to ahsWer the cbargei6f alurder
and arson. Joseph Ward, Jas. Thorn,
as, John Watson, Archibald Cowai,
.Al 4x&eef Hodge, WIN. EBufpe Il. Jnos]
Nell and VIM. Baxter are held In the
sum, of $1,000 to answer to The crime
0fmnpden.j Hugh TrOtteFiWAs bound
over in the sum of $400. Thoss Nor
'son and John Msfgah were dis
charged, the latter upon the conclu-
sion of the evidence for the. State. 81.
HI % Il y a IT II.
= Q -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
CALL.

Those interested in the association formed IN
1856 for the purpose Of advancing the interests
OF the farmers Of Edinhung. are reqqFted %
neot Mt the iowa HaIl. sataraays stbsl9 h 81
August. at 8 m. to consider the necessary
means to promote the same.
q 81 HfTieV AFhos Brigd6n GalFin Hudson
Albert SheWen, Edwin Myers, W Payne,
W. r Clark. VIM Turner, smith SANFORD
G. L. Chapman Dan1 Ewing. J-H. 4cCombs
L W. OlmsteAd, sit'- 81 ( s. II Noley.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

R. II. Knight, Esq, for $1,000 and re-
tired from the concern. Under the
management of Mr.. Everett the TINES
has been an excellent paper, and we
trust, under the new management it
WIN maintain. its high character We
wish both the outgoing and incoming
editors the most abundant success in
all their enterprises.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

Geo. Brigden and othersr SalLtg1E9
E g. COmstock-Notiee-
Stein WOodruG-Three Departments
David Simison-J. Shields StaIlsmith's Estate
Calvin BisselI-Notice to Contractors.
J, C. MaIoney-Boots and Shoes,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

Persons having the book Of cpnmon Praise
belonging to GFaeo Church viii please leave the
same with T. 8 coMsroCK. - e. ss75 - ~ y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

The Radicals Of this county hoId
their nominating convention on the
f0lh 1T. Rxious inquirers
nave nd Wais1oF Rhe solution
Of lee .whetherS lie parry
IN old al pronUunce the
Alary s. 81" and atthe-sarhe
tine exp B9fl@ confdeFce in the
ERo 8s-eknt ana Gar Hsid--the
@jefs Of ffhsgsR ers.
NSUIcIDs. learn that AIR. J. C..
Root, a Ka aged 45 or so years,
died oh Hffda st from the effects of
iaudanum tai ID The evening previous.
On EHahsaak Rd sRe6t. T6 } the drug
store Of De- Shiveley where he pro-
icufad evo kuhces 6tha dn6g ana re-
turned to. .hisiheRse and sat down in
the deOra A About nine O'Clock his
Wife Inn H A No FaaE kb re-
u 4 ~ q ia and
he would be along bon. After she
wentup -sfaiFs SfIe Tdr5SF1 the lounge
before the door as was his custom and
swafiJm ding the entire sontents bf the
vial LAY dover IEn Che pernihg hiswife
upon comiug dawn stairs, found him
lying on the H0oF5aa state of insensi-
fbility aud physieiaRs we're irmedi iate-
" shmmoned, but an effort to restore
him aReRsET TAihs aiItbfS SUPPOSED that
he was driventOs the commission of
the rash act from pecuniary ehibar-.
rassment. He leaves6 d wife and i've
children, tive OF The daughters being
married all of whom are highly es-
teemed by their neighbors and ac4
quaipta9fHs-A 9dI OF vol,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

SER1OUs AcCfDENT.-Last Monday
while Mr.. Jeremiah Root, an aged and
respected citizen of Aurora was walk
ing on the track of the Cleveland and
Mahoning Railroad. near Pond Sta
tfOn, he was struck by a passenger
express tr-ih. and so seriously in.
jured as to render his recovery quite
doubtful. s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
Kid, Mis'd

two birds fall out OF bounds, and c.
C. EwelE,a W...iPafmiIee, A. G. Rich
REdsgG Bard, IL ~D.Q@ighee and W.
r. Morgan oRegeaeh. "
Four prizes-S.. EoWler,p 1st; DIR.
Eaaa q Fefe eaApa a6g Ssesnd; in
shooting Of ties, G. Bard took Sd aud
ana E.bO. lCtefghef 4tIif..l.ne
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
ProhfBition County Convention

iAEHO4AADAsAOA GOHA ~ y esAa CAA Y AAOAA
The friends of Prohibition in the
County of Portage are hereby re-
quested to meet IN Contention on
WEDNESDAY,, AUG. IL, 1873,
at KENT, Portage county, Ohio,
for the purpose of nominating a
county ticket to be voted for at the
fan eleetion. { ) 81
We cordially invite the co-opera-
tion of all who favor the movement,
regardless of former party connee-
tions, at the time and place above
mentioned. .,-.....-
A good attendance is desirable, as
the evil of intenperance is the great-i
ese curse Of onr nation Able speak
erk WI be present to aadfess Ia ICON
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
: Notice. II'li5la I57i

? Notice. =
Being compelled to go to Nebraska for few
weeks, an persons desiring 20 emP1oy me in
Sales occurring At any time ster the 45tl day OF
August. can do so in my absence. by calling on
W. 3. THOMAS at his ONCE in Empire Block.
PHI BEAN. Aucsicneer :
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