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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-04

TOB PRINTING OF AL KINDS
eJ Promptly and Neatly Executed at this tfca
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-04

~ You wsnt any advertising done any
- - S0here. or want stny information on the
subject of advertising, WRITE ToUs, Advertise
ments inserted in any newspaper in the United
states at lowest rates
l.. g. HAYNES " co.
GEN'E a DVERTTSING ACTS.
144 Superior ST. CLEVELAND, O.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-04

UYILLIAM e. BRADLEY having purchased
w the entire interest of Henry q. Barber in
the RaveAna summit Mill that Institution will
hereafter be run by him. lie will pay all debts
contracted by the late firm, and all amounts
owed TO it must be paid to him,
Custom GriNdi4lg doneto Order.
Flour Feed and Mill Stuns delivered to any
part:of the city, free of charge at lowest rates,
WIN. X. BRADLEY.
Ravenna, Sept "a. 1873 S65-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-04

THE VoTE ON THE NEw CoNsT1TU-
TIoN.-The following is the form OF
the ticket adopted by the Constitn-
tional Convention, to be voted on the
18th of August, upon the adoption OF
rejection of the new constitution:
Erase that part of each vote which
you do not favor.
First Vote.
For the New Constitution.
Against the New Constitution.
Second Vote. s
For Minority Representation.
Against Minority Representation.
Third Vote.
For Railroad Aid.
Against Railroad And.
Fourth Viote.
For License.
Against License.
If one clause shall be erased, the
other shall be counted. If both claus
es be erased, or neither clause be eras-
ed, the vote upon that subject shall
not be counted.
Tne Secretary of State, in the pres
ence of the Governor, within twenty
days of the election, shall canvass the
returns, and the Governor, by proc
lamation, shall declare the result.
SOME of our people who lent will
ling ear and earnest support to the
aquarians in the early stages of the
crusade, are beginning to, find out it
is the work Of fanatacism. We shall
now bear them crying out, I'VE told
you So"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-06-04

ONE of the oldest merchants of
New Orleans says the population of
that city has fallen off, in two years,
10000, and that there al no less than
5000 houses and stores at present un-
occupied. Fifteen years ago, New
Orleans was at the height of its wealth
prosperity and commercial import
ance. It's river tonnage, in port, load
ing and discharging, was seldom less
than 10000, and in the busiest season
of the year, double that amount.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

An honest blacksmith was once grossiy
insulted aud his Character UNANIMOUSLY
detained. Friends advised him to seek
rrtl'ess by means OF law, but TO one aud
all he re.iied, Ma; viii 80 to my forge.
and there IN sIx nlo.tl,s | will have
worked out such q character aud earned
such name as al thejadges. law courts
and lawyer in the worI,i could not give
mel He was right. II i w. honest labor.
manly courage. aud conscience void of
offence, that we assert our dignity auI
prove our honesty snl respvctaLiliiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

A man went intn butchers shop. and,
iindins the owner's VIII In aitpndancp.
IN the absence ~ her husband, thought be
would have jok. ut her expense, and
raid:" Madame. ran YOU supply me vith
n yard q { polk9'--" Yes. ear. SHE said; aud
then turning 70 b $, SHE aided Jamee,
give tha, gentlsmaii three pig's lest.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
ALWAYS BEAUTIFUL.

AZ a festival party Of old and ,olpg the
question VAS asked. Which season Il l,te
j. mus, happys After being freely d..
cus>ed ~ the guests. il was referred 10
,he host, upon whonl was tic burden ui
;oar.sc,te years. lie asked II they had
not noticed a grove Of trees hsfne The
dwelling, aud said. When the spring
COMES aud in the soft air the buds arc
breaking on theiice.. aud tbey are cover.
ed with blossoms. think how beautiful
is springl And when tho SIMMER comes.
and covers the trees with it, foliage. aud
singing birds are all ainong the branches
[ think. how beautiful i sammef!--
When autumn loads them with golden
fraif. anl their leaves bear the gbrgeuns
lint ef frast. | ihink how Leanlilal isau
tamnl And whea II Is ssre winter. snd
there Is neither foliage nor fruit. then ]
look up and through tie leaflcss branches.
NJ | could never until now. ! sce ,be s:ar.
sbiue thnaigh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
a CURIOUS CONTEST.

Z Early On Sunday morning gentleman
salked out. probably for the purpose III
sailing his sherp. After a, lew vigorous
rnls the ftck collected around him and
cianore,l az usual for their allowance. One
iii black ram. however. seen.ed to have
something on his mind, ana slood aloof
The owner. seeking 81 eoDciliale him. APP
proacl.eI and laid iis band upon hi head. |.
rb,s he ram resented viii, i furious charge.
whic, was rcpeated until the owner took
70 fight. Bntlle Was too FAR from the fence.
ta,tl The enemy literally hung upon his rear
.wih perseyerins obstmacy. A charge Of
mont was resolved upon aud inmediately
fiIrrtri. bur sIiD the, battery was .piyy ell
sitli uadiniini.ied iersor. Soon fife rartirs
clinched. aud after d vigorous scuffie they
came to the ground. The ram could INV
10 notl,ing. bnt his fleece protected his ribs
frnn the furlous blows Of his adversary.
Both seemed now pretty nearly exhausted,
The man was on top. aud seizing a stone
which lay near. commenced pounding the
head ot the ,heep. OF coures the roek MAJ
,,"n rsdnce,i 10 fragments; bat thh man,
having furmerly driven hos. through o.
the exI,edi.ni of throwing dust ii the e,es
ef the recusant ram. and mcontinsDtly
filed bis oriics viii clay rubbing it IN.
lie then arose 70 enjoy the success Of hls
rll,e; but the ram .rls'' too paused sin
gle monent. applied knee to either eye.
ani renewed the combat. And nov the
Ggh. was more despe,atethan befse. and
victory seemed to perch above tile sheep.
But as he put all his power into one fnal
blow his almost faintipg. antagonist sucree.
ded il avoiding the shock aud catching The
ram by the tail aud now the tide Of vic.
tory inrned. A succession Of furious kicks.
administered a posteriori. decided the CON-
test. The ram cried foul play. but the
adversary fought for conquest. At length
the :. taiI-hold slipped and both parties
iled in opposite ,lirec, ions. They will pro-
badly fgh, another day StondjOrd
Ky, Jowaal. ~ .s--. ..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

farmers gather yi,qt they SOW. wLi.e
seamstFssses sew wast they gather.
Why srs the ladies' the Liers-, thieves IN
existence! Because they steel their :etti.
epa,O. bone Their stays, crib their tables
aid hook their dresses.
.Use's. how DO you cor Which sould
yeu hike best. work for wages. or part az ep
eropi' 'waal. rclare. ] think bcfe 90
bvsl. dyou kia only traps 'en togsas.r.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

A good many sensible Nmhern people
have imbibed TIE idea that eiptsf vacations
II the south have ndsauiaraA user the po.
rular summor saiourn IN tha emwded fash.
IN res,r,. of the Nsr,h. - it " no, 70 BE-
wondered Al thai the Florida resorts are
l;llny up With wia,er visitors from the
Nor,h and TINT the prospect Is good ftr :
srrG,ahle season. II wiilibs strange 4
within few years the time Of ssea,icrs
should Ne changed fron summer 10 winter.
and the fsshion resorts Of Northern people
be located 10 che souibsrp ssstss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

When man ANT good fcr snythisg else.
he Is sbont righ, 70 sit on jury.
Two horns will last an OK 4 lifetime. but
many man wants that number every
morning before breakfast.
A party Of sioux Indians stole . patent
ice cream frcezer. thinking it was a hand
organ, and al the bic medicine men turn.
"a the crank week before they concluded
there was no music in i.
Everything goes wrong saws sa Illi.
nai. farmer wipiug his eyes. The grass-
hopper. cum. the hired man broke bis Ice.
wifs died. the barn burned. and I've ri.l
for ,hrse days and cant End . woman who
wsuts TO marry. We e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

A HUNDRED FLOBISs FOR A SINGLE
HArR.-Here IL a very pretty story from
Vienna, told by oiie ofthe papers in that
city: A few ,laysagoayoung and poorly
clad girl entered n haFirr's shop i'm yien-
na. aud toli the proprietor that he mnsi
buy her head The Jrissa.examined her
hing, glossy, chesnut locks, aud began to
bargain. He cnuid give eight gulden and
no more. Hair was plentiful this year;
the price had fallen; there was less de
niAnd, aud other phrases Of the kind. The
little mai,ien's eyes Tiled with tears, and
size lesitated nninent while threading
her fingers through her cbesnut locks.
Sine finally threw herself into a chair. In
Gods .nane.' size gaspei, /" take i
quicklky.' The barber. satisfied with his
bargain, was al,out toclincll il with his
shears, when gentleman who sat half
shaved, locking ou, toll him 20 stop. MY
child lie said. why do you want to sci
your beautiful hair2'. Ny mother has beer
nearly five mouths ill; ! can't work
enough 10 suppot u; everything has hcei
slid or pawned. and there isnot apenny
in lhe muse. No. my Child said III,
stranger. . IL thai il tile casr, will buy
your hair, aud will give you hundred
gaIjeIi forit Hegave the lsnr girl III,
noie. the sight of which lad dried hel
Tears, and look up the aharher's shears
Taking the locks in his hand, he took th.
longest hair. cut 1t of alone. and pui q
carefully 10 Iis packst.tnok, thur paying
nne hundred ilorins Cor single hair. II,
took The poor girls addresS, III case u,
should want to buy another at the sam.
rate. if,is charitable man Is only ,lrsig'
naied ~ the chief of great indasigial Ell.
,erpFise within the city. .a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
pn,rrs asrRAL oil

Ahs.i,esiy s1lr. pst6rtilx pdariess. Aisyavs
mi, ,r,,l. tfIanga ,fag naaliiss surTlpr5 n ga
It,,tna M snt 1smp without atngrr alrktlmMt
" - iey Arc. Mannlartaesl rxprrssiy IA dts-
~ -, ill.,, .,.e a volatile tAi d1agreiis Ola. lfs
.sstss ha1eF etrsy ps-sihF -. and ~ pgIle.. .
Lttgnin4 sslaiHfs. afe proved w l@ cnAsihneN
o.. I, ever Nei.ian ftinilirs.
Wgui,us IN s4linns have been sold fnd 10 at.
49, L|ltk.iIx ~ taiir5sllv-shas esen saured
ss,, al, ,lslss. stsrsas ~ ha,pllinfit
Il,e insilranrs G0fnpauics and FiW iwth.
mil.iss,sse gIrsafilnHt the rennirf rerslnmrnl
n. As,,.la.ths l.~si ssseenfrd wken lanip. iie
n.ai ssnd fev III ruiaf. For sile ~ iriall ~
a. frsas. ,seuesatff. and n Whalesile iw The
dg,sWi =. lfs t.tf =. PRATT q Co, scs, fulseu
Slresi, New York. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
TERts ron ,LrDs:
WE ARE PASSING AWAY.


Tlse fg.t .wsct hewets o. Spr'ngiiine. IN
all theis beauty. rars qolskly iFona-. and
summers geutie breek.s. as they sweep
.hrouah srrisnt fAlI-. aid kiss he umr.
nairngih hrssg. s,iily whi,per, 'se are pass.
ing away. Auiuiun's sihered lsai aud
golden grain are emblrms fair VI hnmTn
lie they speak ~ accenis plain. We all
do fadel' Then winter cunes With frosty
breath. anil in i hmr.sr. sterner ssnes ex.
claims. .Mnrtai. ihsu ,oa mls, psssaNs. !!
Thus. IL Natures book are displayed ~.
ny iruihs; nlnn every leai y ipialhbly en-.
Craven. we are passing away ! llps EN-
hlema,icnl n tie are al her ieiching.: We
,arry set a few more days. and the places
,hut me- know us will knpw usip u,ore
We shall be missed at thc social meat. q
seat i, the Grs.iie will be vacated. aud We
shall have pased away. Z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
BLESSED TO GIVE.

Fifty cents 10 60 Just what you r,syes
with I exclaimed iittlo Allie Flint. Lss
cheeks glowing. rnd boT bright eyet teans.
ling jnyi,iIly. Oh. what shall Iget ai'h
n: Oh. how splendid I'll get me pie. s
ture book. just think Mother. can't |
20 to the store this afternoon. aud get
something wSth my fifty cen,s:'
.Yts, II sou will.he good girl. aau
'lwil. lwilll Mlat shall I rets'
j would get something useful. ss.d
her mother.
Well. TRY
SO after dinner Allis put on her closk
aud hai and started off, $3.50 NJ
A. she, was walking along. happening 10
l,pk over on The o;LeI, side Of tie htrees.
lie saw poor ragged girl. She did not
stop. hui Kept looking IL the girlas il shs
was ,binking about her. until she turned .
CORNER which hid her from sight. 8l
4 guess know what will get.' .a. AZ,
She >,nn arrived ut tie Store, and in
quircd how much print she could get for
lor fifty cents @ s*a #as8
Five yards said the merchant.
Well. | will take Ave yards Of that.
said she. pointing to pretty piece Of cal
leo. ..~ H..
As sonn rs she had received the calic
and paid for it. she ran bsck to the iitiss
girl on the side walk.
This Is for you.' said sae. pntting tie
calico into her hands. and running aw,y
before the little girl had time to thepk
her.
The next Sunday. what was her joy 10
see her y"nng friend epms into the Sum
| day tehonl IN her nice new dress. U.
young readers, is il not more blessed tn
give than 70 receiyei OBJ. Rhst blessed.
Dess i!!.ere is IL giving to The IuUr.-
Yoa'y Piiyrim. ,se &
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16


GoopE ELECTED -GooD- BYE PLATE 2
The grest doubt aud anxiety, which have
been hanging over the election Of Con-
gresham from the Norfolk District, have
at last been removed. and we are gIstifipd
To say that the certificate of election hss
teen given to HIM. John Goode, the DEM
ocraiic candidate instead of the notorious
PIatt, who has 50 long misrepresented the
people of Virginia. The. vote of Prince
George county was rejected by the State
Beard Of cauvas~ers on account ofgrcss
.informalIties. and after all the frauds aud
colonization of voters In that and other
Counties. inor PIsti mas been sent 10 his
bleak New England home where Ills re-
ceptioB will nn donht be rs cold as the
green hills of Vermont. So Goodbye,
Platt, and Ms he goes let him sing.
'wben victory crowned the Union arms,
! toa,k my bag iB hand,
And left my bleak New England home,
Torule the Southern land,
I followed 10 the army's wake. g
And came down here for gain:
Outlines have changed-the RAIDS are beat
Sogvod bye Liza Jane.
A. Jason sought The golden fleece,
spught to fleece tire gold
OfSouthern rebels and b. might,
& f'eiT gonas and land to hold.
! formed the negroes into leagues, -
New power 10 obtaia @
But times are changed--the Rads are beat
Sogood by Liza Jane.
Ny carpet bag il enpiy now,
Jy money isall gore
Ny ioes are out my cents thread-harB
My irowsss patched and torn,
! now must wanderup and down
Cured with the curse Of cain,
For times are change,i--I am beat,
50 good.bye, Liza Jane"
Ezpapey.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
HOW TO EC0N0nIZG WINTER


There hrelrpaI,, Slp,t likely 70 suffer
during lAe arprrtrhingf winter se1sa far
the lack ni fuel aud he'd cloihing, aud
there are those wla. ihough blc.sd with
these things in zone measare uIil ind the
iollusing hia,s worthy Ut a,tentiuu. for
ihcy ean be probably pat - practice.
Paste tie leaves nf iuar newspapers To-
geiher and place them between the eover-
iug. thc paper leing i~n pupyus. hulJs the
anil1 u heat whea cambined with quilt
and blauke;s better than tho latter sldae
Ear Lick " fuei. get the coal dirt or
screenings. which can ne bad az . coal
yard fur eating away. and wctting u.
munldit will, The htais into rolls the
shppc aud sire af snow balls. aud having .
Gre already made of cal. place the balls
Il the stove. Never disturb Il with poker
or lever. bu, keep the door closed aud Tor
weeks house caa be kept warmed With no
other trouble than putting .ongiha balls.
Some families. ~ wsy cvmpelied 10 s,i'.
ploy aucll economy, asa litsle s!ss.-Ea.
aea Free Press to
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

Anna Dieliosnn pleads that ,hs news
papers will nai let her sione. foreetiing.
tho nngraieTal girl that IL ihey had done
that number Of years aeo. she might still
he working IN factory II something ike
Eve shiliinss day.
% kit,ensi IN our hours &c eas., nncer.
tain toys ard fall y heas when pain Or an.
guish hang Ger msp, 40 turn yoa into tau.
s1gethen.'
= alE .a
sssr iaasr - s - sss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16

A minister approached misehiesoas ur.
chic about twelve years Old, aud laying his
hand upoa bis shoulder, thus addressed
him, ny son. I believe The devil has go'
hsId Of you 4 believe hs has tco. was
the sIgalaSart reply of che urchin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-16
ABLooDYDArrLEAr vIcKsBUad
! TfIg NEaRdEs ASSAULT THE CITY.

81 Affti Halff HestNF N--w--f f ~ ~
Cav, Amcs Charged VIII Jncit ING and Id
pisiR0 The xittack. "
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13
Union Pacific Railroad
TIME TABLE.

Until FuR1 HER NOTICE, TRAINS WILL
~ leave and srrive al Ogden daily, US follow
IEAvE.-Daily express, $50 4. III; mixed
GO p. m freight. 1850 a.. NJ
ARnvE.-Daily express, sac p n; mixed,
p. m; freight, 6:l0 a. III.
Daily connections made at Ogden with g
Utah Central Railroad from Salt Lake City
VII 20 MS in Southern Utah.
At Bryan, with stages Tor the Sweetwattr mines.
At Cheyenne, with Denver Pacific Railroad
for Denver, Central City, Georgetown and all
points in Colorado and New Mexico
Al Omaha, with Chicago and Northwestern;
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific; Burlington
and Missouri River; Kansas City, St. J"e and
Council b uffs Railroads, and Missouri river line
Of steam ers, for all points east ind south.
Tickets for sale to all points east at oisce OF
Wells. Fargo L Co.. Fast Temple street ard I
the Office of the Utah Central Kuiroad, In Salt
Lake City also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket ofiite. IN Ogden, ut which Office berths on
sleeping-csrs can be secured.
Arrang n,ents have been made whereby pas
sengers desiring to visit Denver, Oh their way
East, can avail themselves Of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver, and return, at greatly
reduced rates.
For particulars and all information in regart
to passage apply at the ticket Offices.
Passengers should be careful to secure thei
passage tickets to all eastern and southern
points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves o
a through slesping-car, comfortable accominoda
tons aud quick time.
THos. l.. KIMBALL.
General Ticket Agent.
T. f. SICkLES,
au23-tf Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13
8ailruads.
NEVADA CINTIAL RAILWAY


ON AND AFTER MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
" 20, 1879, Trxius will leave Ogden
dsilys follows:
5:5U r. NJ. Passenger Train for Sacramento
aud San Francisco.
) ;55 r. NJ. Freight Train for Sacramento
and San Francisco.
T. H. GOODMAN,
General Passenger ard Tictet Agent.
A. ". Towsr. General Srpertnt.nf. MILL
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-13
SAN FRANCISCO s~',K REPORT.

SAN Francisco, February H.
sH.REs.l MORNING SALES.
1850 ophir-aGA 81 37h 374 SO
$40 Gould 4 Curry-2l 2OA ~
l,0 Best h Belcher- % "a 2iT
10 Savage-l0j lu% los i'4
81 Cholar Potosi 81 8ia
900 Hale h Norrross-55 54h o.
400 Grown Point IS az 81 81 san 80 $3.50
SO Yellow Jacket TO 81 GGb3
SIS Impvrial-6bH 81
20 Belcher-82 6ibW
i55 Kentuck-2Cs 49,, 10 10 lsA - IL
co Confidence 8 TX y, ~
I4O Succor-3h
100 Lady Bryan Csc
ois Uyermap-7S7 I, IS slb3o 90 Is ION 70
10 Seq Belcher-ss 50 81 81 sOb5
$50 Exchequer-l< IA l2h l3k ~
200 Sierra Nevada-l8
7Io Con Vireinia--64 63h 65kb3o e4kGS
1 o Julia-3 az ~ ~
$50 Andes-1h ~
100 South Overman-b
74j Caledonia Elk ?7k 2so3o
So Tvler--f5c
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