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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07
Democratic County Convention Onioinl
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Democratic County Convention Ona@in
Proceedings. =
II EIs phrsuance lof aAsa sslletherefor
a4 b hiocrats and 3 IAb bsfals met al
lkt6kehs Hall ii Ravebnh on Saturday
tldsU ts achoese six delegates to the
Democratic State Convention to be
held in the city of Columbus, on
Wednesday, August 9th.
The Convention was called to order
by d. G. Goodman, of the Central
| Committee, who briefly stated the OBJ
! iect of the meeting.
On motion Samuel ID. Harris was
chosen Ceairlnan and E. Ps Hatfield
Secretary.
t0 SO 1ed and carried that all persons
present who are opposed to the party
in power, act as delegates
The convention then proceeded to
choose six delegates and six alternates
I BY UiCi Voce vote, which resulted in
the choice of Col. c. s. Cotter, Raven
na James M. Church, Palmyra; Tru-
man Case, Randolph; E. P. Hatfield,
Ravenna; A. A. Barber, GarrettsYille
Rgd bs w ochHan, faatna, as Sdele-
1 gAfes, and DIR. Ezra Rose, Palmyra !;
VIM. Berger, Atwater; r. d. Kelley,
Ravenna l. II. Phelps, Garrettsville !;
! Harvey Baldwin, Jr., Aurora and j.
7. Williams, Brimfeld as alternates.g
The following resolutions were then
IiaEddueea aud auiahim dusty adopted.
ByTFdfhan Case, Randolph: ~
Resolced, That s s President Grant,
failing to hayeex xet eised. the Constitu-
ton light 70 fete Che iafamous Sal
9tye biit passed dpalFing the closing
second GopgEess, securing, for his
signatufe to The bill, the sum of one
hundred th0isand dollars, has achieV-
standing rat the head or the army of
swindieF aad plphdsFeFs Sf the Pub
il1 .s9assfttsr = II adAIEr
by d. g C9elwqn, RaVenna. na
Res6Eeed, THAT In the person of
Hon. .AIl6naG q Thurman the people of
Ohio haVea Senator who has been
faithful TO Ehik trust and done honor to
himself and the State, and that we
will use every honorable effort to Sc
cure his reelection to that position.
The CONVENTION then adj0nrned.
gNs 81 Il e VSkakEE y. 'HkhkIs, Gh'n.
E. P. HATFIELD, Sec'y-
PIGEON SHooT.-Last Saturday sew
eFal memberslao of the Kent Sporting
Club went to Brimfeld, where they
we're toiped By Several .othefs, to have
in pig con shOotihg Ev-
efything Went OF pIeasantly barring
a slight rain. The rules governing
the match were q yards rise, 80 yds.
beaIndaIE ghs birds shot from ?
plunge trap. The judges were D. NJ.
MarshaTbb q nampsoa tand j. c.
,KpowltOp. The following ia. the
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

'''AfRsJI 48lSG G#RiPs l3g has has sod bis two.
yearpld thorong hhred Lexington colt
to parties living ReaeSSharoR, Ras for
$500. HAO9mSS esNMts1no sa9aosA
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TIE weather during Sunday, and
Monday was quite cool ana comforts
BILE.
4S9i4P tga4FaI gEsV ssIf ss rs
Col. G. s. COtter and E. P. Hatfield
Esq, are attending the Democratic
State Convention at Columbus.
ThE 41zt Regimsata o. VI. hold
their reunion at Chardon on the Sd Of
September.
ri YoU8G3owN boasts Of an eight year
old girl who weighs one hundred
pounds.
THE ii: Buckeye q state J says say that that horse
stealing appears to be successful and
popular business in that (Columbiana)
county. 'leisaqes ed@maw
The 18th Beginner, Q. VI will
hold its reunion IN Canton On Thurs
day and Friday, August 28th and
29th. syis 1, sstsa,7e,, s4s g.ar
The Fire Company sRas8out on Sat
urday evening exercising the steamer,
which worked Sdnira6ly II. an
. AL 1ssnoWaqaiat on Bfaakneck the
and along the banks of the once rag
ing canswl. Our Pilgrim Fathers,
where are they z H0aDJa IL ~
By REQUEST the Rector of Grace
Church wilt an ~ Jpfka6H on " The
Fatherhood Of, God" on Sunday eve-
ming, August 10th. SEATS FREE. -
Il is reported that- TIE -erop - but
tsrputs will be very laEgeot this year,
which is regarded ID, as ga . , favorable
omen. oeaa = .-i,s-as 10 asa4- yas
THE GleVsiand races closed on Sat
urdav. A large number of Ravenni-
ans had business in the city during
ERsiTFssktG unnNoHt1
| GAs 4HE gas prI aIs FaPtRk ap-
preaching Completion, those 81 our
citizens 3llO Intend t6 usa gas should
lose no time in getting ready their fix
: l.6sa .sfe .7oH = siso7.i % f1dis 90
Our correspondents have not been
very attentive in dishing up the local
news of their several townships for
several weeks past. /WhAta d q
THE members of the old 42d Regf
ment O., V.SLS living qia thissEegion
should bear in mind that the reunion
of their regiment viii take place at
Medina on the 9th inst. Qua ~
GEO. F. ROBINSON, ESQ, is about to
commence the erection of a new and
elegant brick residence ON South
Chestnut street. % bSR A
THE Geauga Horse breeders Asso-
ciation are tOshoDd as[FaiEsat Burton
commencing August 10th Pnd eoptin-
uing three days. NtAAN q
The grssshoppefss are becoming
quite numerous and doing considera-
BILE damage to the oat crop. astaa
FRIDAY was the Anniversary of the
Emancipation in the West India Is
lands, but our colored POPULATION
didn't htlp f,estd celebrate, rate 8nfH
A NUMBER Of orr yoH1g people
went TO Nelson BedgesaOn9 Monday
last for picnic parity That Is the
pleassantest and most popular resort
in Northern Ohio. d"
g. sfH : n7rHfa
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New Arrangements.

We will deliver Flour, Chop Feed. and Corn
Meal to any part of the city free of charge to
our customers. We are selling better Flour for
less money than amy other house in town..
BRADLEY & BARBER
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Row no sAVE MoNEY-

You will save money by purchasing q, Davis
Sewing Machine. as it is so simple tRat you can
learn to use it in three hours thereby saving the
trouble and expense of boarding an Agent from
seven to ten days. 2H.
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GOING soUFH-MAIN LINE

CLEVELAND q PKTEsBURG RAILROAD
On ana afterJune % is73 Trains will leave
Stations daily, SUNDAYS excepted.] as follOWss
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ID DAD NOTICE.--Notiee is hereby given
LII thata petition will be presented 70 the
commissioners Of Portage County. at their next
kabiishing of q new road on. the following line
toAWit: ssii8 a.HfA9ii hHsl ttH1aif REl
( 4Commaneing at q point In the township line
road, het9een Shalers4 ills, and Mantaa, where
said read diFerges fnoIn the line Qf. the town
ships aforesaid, thanco east along said townshtp
linb between lots 81 and ssin Nantua and lots
90 and 81 In Shalersvilie, until sala line inter.
sects the read bearing uortherly from near the
Eeeders Dam In ShalafsYille 10 the Center Of
Mantua Said contemplated road being a dis
tance of about one hundred and fifty rods in
length e. p FNKl.iS' y 9ST e ais ais
zJAly 30, days.y u arm AKA = s6s-5t.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

.oa WEregfe a1ssfh fhtfbaf that INF. iMF.. d David
LongcoY Of Kent, is4lyipg 81. nj his
'resfdence ID That vfiiage, OF hemmor-
hsge efs .thsz M qssn a Aen 4 e and THAT no
hopes are entertained for hisrecoverF,
He jsEOAe PffhRqld and substantial
icitizens of the county. s.si : sast a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

The new s4bd Bed, spring. manufactured b!
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for tn
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac
on. = q > A. be-tf.
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81 ron SALE.

ii A DArrNISTRATofsss SAFE for REAL,
.EA EsTATE,-Qh the 30 tAf day Df A gusS
1873, at about ? clock id the IN eSstoDn on the
premises fn Suflield toRnshin one mile west or
the Center, viii be sold 10 tie highest bidder,
the fol wing Real rs tate. as; the property OF
Wm. Stont, deceased, 70 wiz; ~ S9;lto acres in
Subject to dover and honiesteaCi OF the; widow.
y +, TRIMS or sALE,-One third TO be paid down.
III months and ne-third In one year
with annual interest from date. Deferred pay
% melits to be secured by mortgage. :
~ ss ose. Administrator Of William Stout decd
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ba Glass ware, s
? The largest stock in town may be found at
May %, 1872. 1877. DEMING's.
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Lamp Ch1Hnneyss
just received. a large lot of Flint Lamp CHM
neys. Try them. szf-sa 5. f-..x3ssx
SMITH, WOODRUFF q co.
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LOOK at Mems Suits at ,BEATT1's, at
Hf'E EO1IfRf 1Y0nH :
r. 81 II -T--~sc--F+-7-47 y ~ III / ! sdS
LOOK at Boys Coats at BEATTTY's at
$4,O0.
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We haFes jastput in ansW bolttng eloth, ex-
presIy or cbstOla Ilsorl. which wiz eheble us
TO guarantee to the patrons of the old Summit
Mill first class -four.
BRADLEY & BARBER.
Jnly 81, 1s7S-6w.
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Furniture, Wall Paper. Pictuye Framing ~
STEIN q W0oDRBFEafl
Opposite Carriage Repository, Ravenna. ok1Ai
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LOOK at the best stock of Trunks at
BEATrY's.zif HB4 s sssfA 10
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-08-07

sLooKat than &c Cloth Llnsd COLA
|At BEArarks 30 1 Ju5J s j !
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LOOK for bargains generally, at
BEATTY's. h..na3 4 - als.Lsg
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
New Advertisements

HAvnsA. rHUns.9lAl.II.. &c, 4 use.
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The New 7-30 Gold Loan Bonds
or THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The First National Bank.
OF RAvEHSAs


Are now selling and unhesitatlnglyr end
fsaSe bonds to fit ir customers and af parties
5is7 l.vc money 70 invest as the most prom t-ole
s sell ss salo inres t1ncnt that Is now onered 20
the putlic-
Itavfs1r made careful inquiry Or good and re-
sr,oIssfbie ananeiers who have fully inFestlga-
ia the securities uron which the I'D Gold
TSouds are based cannCt dcuif me reports, both
oliIeial and unq AIeiak sferetofore nubltshed-
-(,onfirned as they ere y the letters ot suen
fti.sh-toned honorable gentlemen as Bay ard
fs.5s-ior -tSov- Bross. OF Illinois. q W Bryan
-, sSlseTz TVi4r nave recently visited the New
Northwest Letters just published and can be
had at Bank free ......-
: aavii1g fnil confidence iut these seelrItles;
8 Rave ordered large amount 81 toe ~ Se'9
fosn Bora ana VIII be pleased % sHpply AL
ofIr. customers and others who are flesiroas q
s-Fatrif1or 4 Good Safe and Profitable Investment
we Keep On hand Bonds Of 500 S5go and 81 Il
0li0 which we exchange for Government ~
Tsaads On which interest VIII soon cease. linus
1eaIiZfpg 2 . handsome profit and increasing the
es.pitaI 10 to Is per cent -
IgsiIDav highest market price for Coupons On
zorfllern Pacific and Government Bonds
Tuferest allowed on time deposits
Trafts drawn and esshed on all the prInc4pAi
cities in the United states: -. - -,
cities IN Europe D. CLARK. Prest.
C.E WIrTERi e
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To Save Money
Go to u.s. Walkers opposite Citizens Hall, te
get your clothes cleaned and repaired, to look as
good as new - 80 sfn ita
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Going out Of Business.

8@ T1IIg uHTu
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CFro .PartIchIar AttentIOn e
paid to cutting garments for ladies to make VI
by j. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
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Look at Boys Suits at BEArTY's, Al
$1,000.
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,oIaN Sunday mernipgga Yepng man
named S. p Dorsey of Eden Farm,
Kentucky, lost his life byriumplng
from an upper window at the Forest
0eyaHouseAi0 Cleveland, while in q
fitaOf. deliriuSn oaused by the use Of
l;n,aor D. paiHHad .hiGs s tei - :.
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AN Exchange says: when a cucum-
Der is taken from the vine let it be cut
with I khifey leaving ABoa attAeieighth
of egincBi of ItAe stem; then slit the
stem from the end to the vine, leaving
a small portion of the cucumber on
each sdfssfsfoh, and each Tsepsrate SLIT
wiii be new cne1mbef as large as
the first. R' -''"'iAs - 20 G
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less thing born at Columbus last week.
Fgom pEeseNt RppeaHaMceRsi the babe
yt iq 2 bpSEPP PiHPff11faHAK -
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New Advertissts,
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HOOK Oh Boys Pants at BRARFH's, at
LII
LOOK for tae best Shirt in Ravehna
at BEArTY's.
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ho6sE wAtFGp. i.
A good house with i've or six rooms, in re-
spectacle neighborhood, wanted by = good
tenant. Enquire at A. W. BECKEEY & cos.
Ravenna. July g, 1873. 25s-
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TABLE CLOTHS
REMEATBEI
To save Money,

The place to bayPLAsTER is At
500. C. d. HUDSON'S.
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Look at Mems Suits at BEATTY's, at
$1,000.
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: - q The New F' 'arnily /
alglts!. sslEIais 1 i Mstl!ae.

: It is the BeStih the market and is fast win
ming favor in the llOusehold,l as shown by its
rapidly increasing sales. 1t Is capable of a Ca
paeity and range Of work such as was once
Thought imp0Ssible TO be performed by ma
,ehinery It is remarkable not only for the va
rfety and range of its work, but also for the
variety and different kinds of texture which it
will sew with equal facility and perfection,
using silk twist, linen cotton thread. fine OF
coarse, making the sINTER-LOCk ELASTIC
STITCH. alike on both sides of the fabric sewn.
Beaver cloth or leather may be sewn with great
strength and url rlllorulitf Of stitch; and iHsa
moment this willing aud never failing instru-,
ment m ay be adjusted on fine work ON gauze
gossazner tissue, or the tuekiDg Of aarlatan, or
rlfling or almost any other work which deli
cate nngers have been known to perform, and
,beetefthan any other machine In use. 10
( Il is.eapahleo Of demonstration that this NEW
FAMILY MACHINE isthe cheapest most beau
tffal most delicately arranged, nicely adjusted,
easily operated and Rnioothly arTnning of all
the Family Sewing Machines saf.. -.
Persons in want of q Sewing Machine should
not puechase before calling en- the subscriber
and inspecting the NEW FAMILY SINGER.
j. H. GODDARD, Agent, r..
5oS n81iis4 Empire Building Chestnut ST.
Z ,RaYeara q, o. uly y, 1SI3. 2ST-tf .I,f iH.F
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have sfaIIed % com ROSS a
"a rat OF Tibsg Reba yet
connty who prONt invest
il rink keThof- u nam name
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FRENcH YOKE SHIFTS

FRENCH YOKE sHIRTs.a
We are agents for BaIIou & Cos, French
Yoke Shirts. the best hitting shirt ever made.
We have them mall grades, much better and
cheaper than you can getthem made. Call and
look at them before havingany made.
Dec. Is, 1894. 81 5gfl FLAf1H POE,
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Look at c0i6feag straS Hats at
BEATTY's, at Soc. 4
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LOOK for Travelling Bags at BEAT,
TVS.
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LOOK at the largest stock of Hats at
BEATTY's.
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q pamph of his
EdE e icothe
fa For 51 JULY
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Looe2 Ct BOySIIYests atFRaFEihsE Is, a q
S1,25. y
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To Our CUSTOMERS


! To Our Customers.
We hAFeE just put IN answ boltfng eloth, ex-
pressIy or ehsfOla Slsdrk, which via eheble us
/ to guarantee to the patrons of the old Summit
| Mil first class -four.
BRADLEY & BARBER.
HOUSE wAsrep. y
A good house with i've or six rooms, in re-
spectacle neighborhood, wanted by good
tenant. Enquire at A. W. BECKLEY cos.
Ravenna. July q. 1873. sSs-
Going Out Of Business.
GoEto J. G. Malgpeys5Gpr Misses ara Chill
dssh Rziss EEEeAeas. V ich - Osid6
ftSpst AulItf VI uWIU
Look at Mems Suits at BEATTY's, at
$1,000.
LOOK for bargains generally, at
BEATTY,s- bslu0s - sles sssI}S
-------ea%->- i.
Look at Boys Suits at BEATTY's, az
$1,000.
HOOK Oh BoysA PautEa at BnsgFH's, at
s., ,sas i 1lsEsk 2aMT
LOOK for tie best Shirt in Ravehna
at BEATTY's.
LOOK for Travelling Bags at BE AT
TVS.
LpfOH st ys'lYests AtREAEfs, at
e1 Ok - . j
LOOK at the largest stock of Hats at
BEATTY's.
-<-e0pr~--------
LOok at coi0tsa sta 1 Hats at
BEATTY's, at Soc.
Look as than sc Cloth Lined Collar
at BEArrt ~ 4Kl Ju5J s . nj
LOOK at the best stock of Trunks at
BEATTY'saf Hs4 sosfE 10
---.ee-.- 1sa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-22
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM
Sax Francisco. June .,

SAY FRANCISCO, June 81.
Shiels' Opera House, on Bush
street, near Montgomery, is complet-
ed, and will be opened abou, the lst
of July.
The recently discharged tiremen
have formed an association for the
avowed purpose of righting their
wrongs. and threaten to attack the re-
putation of Chief Whitney. At a
meeting last night they adopted reso-
lutions 10 the effect that j. c. Merrill
ia not the choice of the people for Fire
Commissioner, but was elected by the
Foreign Insurance ring. The associa-
ton numbers about 800 members.
Several of u wealthy merchants
and others have been victimized to
the extent of about 5000 by two
very respectable appearing young
ladies, who represented themselves
to be poor, but wanted to raise money
enough to found a Female Seminary
here. Several members of the Board
of Regents were vic inns. The young
educators having obtained a good
home stake, cleared out and cannot
be found.
A two-horse team a away with a
vegetable wagon to-day, on Dupont
street, near Market. The wagon COL
lided with q lamp post, which was
knocked down upon aChinaman with
such force as to kill him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-22
Quicksilver on the Colorado.

The Phoebe Record saws the Sevich
Indians, inhabiting that section on
the Colorado near the mouth of the
Rio Virgin, have been using a bright
red substance in staining their faces
which evidently comes from cinnabar,
They slso sell it to other tribes, and
believing the Piutes to have received
their annuities, recently offered a
large quantity of the vermiilion Tor
barter to that tribe. The substance
has teen examined by a number of
prospectors in that neighborhood,
and is pronounced to be genuine
vermillion, usually found in deposits
of cinnabar. The celebrated .Almaden
mine, in California, was found b. the
Mexicans through Indians whose
faces were snieared with this paint.
The savages claiming it, used it as
an article OF trade among other tribes,
and derived from its sale much bar
barrie profit. The Record says:
The Seviches, ii seems, are using
their deposits to like advantage. as
the Piutes and Mohaws report that
their ancestors as far back as their
traditions reach, have obtained their
paint from the Sevich Indians. Quick
silver mines on the Colorado. as ex-
tensiye as those of California, and
Spain would Ue a sOurce of immense
wealth to individuals and to the coun.
try. Hundreds OF thousands of dol
lars are sent put of Nevada annually
for quicksilver. The Seviche> might
be induced, il approached in the right
way, 10 disclose the locality of their
cinnabar deposits"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-22
DIPLOMACY to be Used,

Washington dispatch says that in
settling the question as to the remov-
al of the kicAapoos from Mexican
territory, our Government is anxious,
If possible, TO avoid bringing into dis
cussion the question as to the bound
airy between Texas aud Mexico, and
therefore diplomacy is TO be used
to get the Mexican Government to re-
quest the [. 5. Government to re-
turn the Indian captives taken by
Mckenzie in his raid. Indications,
based upon official letters, received
from Mexico, are hat Mexico will
make n complaint against the United
States for the Mckenzie invasion,
other than a request for the restora-
ton of the Indians captured. This
request will he complied with if at
the same time the Mexican authorities
agree to return the whole tribe of In
dians TO their proper protectors-she
United States Government. Intima-
tons to this effect will be made to the
Mexican Government, and it is be.
lieved the whole matter can be salts.
factorily arranged.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-22
Miscellaneous.

A London omnibus company has
adopted a novel method of inducing
travel by its line. 1t offers a set of
prizes. varying in value from 81 to
SIS, TO be distributed every three
months to those who can produce the
largest number of tickets in proof
that they have performed the jour
ney.
A Boston liquor dealer, fined for
violation Of the Prohibitorv law, ap-
preached the Clerk of the Court, mo-
new in hand, and plaintively urged
him to attend to his case as soon as
possible because he had left no
at home to attend bar
A LADY in Reading, PENNSYLVANIA,
who put out several pieces of lace on
the grass, was m%ysti1ed by their
strange disappearance. They finally
were discovered in a tree. to which a
robin had carried them TO weave into
its nest.
An old lady thinks the Government
bonds must be a family of strong re-
ligious instincts, because she hears Of
so many of them being converted.
THERE is a musician in New York
who has got such a tame piano he can
send it to a brokers' and it will fetch
a hundred and fifty dollars.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-22

AS We shall probably have the new
trade dollar in this country very
soon, a description of the device fixed
upon by the Secretary of the Treas
ury and the Director of the Mint will
be interesting. Seven different sets
(obverse and reverse of devices were
submitted by the Philadelphia Mint
for this purpose. The one selected
has for its diverse a female figure
seated on a bale of cotton and extend
ing the right hand grasping an olive
branch, toward the open sea. In the
left hand is a scroll, bearing the word
Liberty" and at the base of the de-
vice is the motto, In God We trust"
The date of the coinage i1573} appears
upon the observe, together with the
halo of thirteen stars. The reverse is
the figure of an eagle, with the in
scription, United States of Ameri-
Ca" and the motto, "E Pluribus
Unum." The weight and ~ineness
with the words Trade Dollar" are
also appropriately inscribed On the
reverse.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-22
ILLINOIS.

CAIRO, June 20.
Parties from Paducah, kentucky,
report cholera at hat place. Five
deaths occurred to-day. Considerable
excitement exists in regard to the
cholera. owing to the publication OF
the mortuary report Of yesterday,
which shows the largest number of
deaths in n day since the cholera
epidemic of &c. There were "a inter-
ments to-day, a~gainst SO yesterday, of
which number II died OF cholera.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-06-22

held to consider the expediency of
assuming any further risks in Boston.
Many companies have already deter
mined to do ne business there, on the
ground that the fre-engines and
water supply are insufficient.