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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
IT IS TIE OILY POSITIVE CURE FOB
KIDNEY and BLADDER COMPLAINTS.

Urinary and Womb Diseases. Gravel. Diabetes,
DrOpcy. Stopplse Of Water. IIcOurinenCe q: Crlue,
BTlghts Disease. A!buIIuG-Ea. anC IN al cases
wue.c there are 5rlCs-Gust deposits, Chronic
rheumatism. Ser tu!a- GIa4uular Swelling, Hack
iLg Dry Cough. Cauuuruus Affections. Syphilt.ic
Complaints, Bleeding u the Lungs, Dyspepsia.
Natcr-Brasn, Tic DOIurcux, White SWeiIIngs,
TumOrsr Ulcers, skin and Hip Diseases, Ae-curIal
Diseases Female Complain :. GpEt. brDpsy, Rick
tts- SAT- Ea'um. RIuurLrSs. CprsUm ptIDI, Liver
Complaints. Ulcers II tht Throat, Mouth, Eumors,
NuLc- ~ the Glands AID other parts Of the system,
SoIe Eyes, StruQproCs Dl-Chat ges from ;he Ears,
ana the worst forms q Skin Diseases, Erup ions.
Fever Sores. SC-ld Head, Il uEwo-m. san Rheum,
Erysip las. Acne, Back Spots, Worms in LAs
f!esG, Cancers n the Womb. and all weakening
2Ic painful discharges. Wight Sweafs. Loss OF
sperm and al. wastes Of th- life principle are
within the curative range Of this wonder Of Mod
ern Chemistry. aud a few days use Will prove TO
any person using IL, FOR either % these forms Of
disease, is potent power t. cure them.
Sold by Druggists S1o0 per Bottle
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13

TIE DISEASE CALLED EXCITEMENT.
Man does not need that whichhe calls
excitement. What Il healthy mind most
Graves IS placidIty 70 DO its work in
perfect calm, without any stimulus ex-
cept that afforded by perfect bodily
health. Mind and body healthy, each
viii give all thestlmulus the other needs
without resort TO artificial means. Men
tai dissipation and physical debaucherv
are alike disastrous in their effects !;
alike breed Il fleece appetite for more.
an appetite that viii not he appensed
except by deeper and deeper draughts
which finally ruin body. mind, and
soul. Unfortunately. tins appetite IS
fostered by our theatrical performances,
novels of the dav, and social gossip, so
that religion $50 terribly assaIicd by
scandal just now, Legislative enact
ments, social PHILOSOPHICAL seem
pOwerless TO effect r cure. We are
sometimes disposed to think that the
only way is to let the disease run Its
curse, until the poison eliminates IT.
self from the body polite. Society, Us
at present organized, may die Of the
disease, or perhaps it may survive 10
enjoy better health atterwurd. Let us
pray for better health,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
DR.. RAILWAYS
Regulating Pills,

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge. regulate purify, cleanse ana strength
en-. PILLS, nor the cure Of all cisur-
ders Cf the stomach. Liver Bowels, kidneys. Bad
der, Nervous Diseases Headache, Constipation
Costtveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia. BilIuusness-
Bilious Fever, Inflammation uf the Bowels, Piles
and all arrangements OF the Internal VIscera-
Warranted to effect q positive cure. Purely Nege-
table, containing no mercury, minerals, OF delete
riuus Drugs.
RE Observe the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders 81 the Digestive Organs
Constipation Inward Piles, Fuliness q the Blood
In the Head. AcidIty of the stomach, Nausea
Hsartburn,D Disgust Of Food Fullness ~ weight IN
the stomach, Sour Fluctuations. Sinking or Flutter-
Ing 81 The Pit OF the stomach, SWIMMING of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult breathing, FIutterins
at the Heart, Choking OF SufUcating sensations
when in q Lying Posture. DImness of VISION. DOTS
or Webs before .he sight. Fever and DrI Pam IN
the Head, Deficiency IF PersptratIon, NeIiowness
OF the Skin and Eyes, Pam III the sue, CHEST,
Linn bs' and sudden Flushes of Heat, turning III
the Flesh.
few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will free The
system from al the above-named disorders.
Price rs Cents per Box seld by Druggists
Read FALSE AND TRUE"
Send one letter-starnp 70 RAILWAY & co, Eo.S
Warren Street. New York. Information WORTH
thousands VIII be sent YOU
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13

y GERMAN cremation society, mum
berIng 80 members, exists III New
York. It's design is to build a hall
with iron walls sixty by forty-four feet.
Ii the center VIII be erected an altar.
and IN front Of it, upon 4 large plate,
the iron coffin viii be placed. After
the burial services have been performed
the car containing the body Will be
moved under the furnace and subjected
to the action of the air at a tempera-
ture Of 1000 deg. +. The ashes in the
coffin viii then be returned and col
iected. An hour and Il half is the time
mentioned, 80 to $50 pounds OF coal
oil the fuel and IS the price.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
DR.. L. 0. c. WINHART'O OFFICE.

No. 232 n. Second St, Philadelphia, Pa
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13

Send one letter-stanp 70 RAILWAY & co, Nos
Warren Street. New York Information WORN
thousands VIII be sent you.
The New York herald., 1874-12-06

kuns and Boaa
Novelties in
TRIMMING YURs
sRAwLs
IN rich India and Camss Hair.
Broene and Paisley.
Carriage and Travelling shawla
India searh
Blach Cashmere and rhibet Shawn
RICH LAcEs
An sxtennve assortment Of point and applique Laesa
Handlsrcn,.s Collars, CaDes BsrDss real and v.len-
cisDnes handkerchief capes, Sleeves res &c. as an
enormous reduction
MOURNING GOODS
Of every description
SUIT DePARrMENr
safKE,s saf & Is 50 2 ;ss sss.,s. ssS,ra
COLoRED DRESS GOODS
cAxELy HAIR
PLAIN coLoRs, " yard. vide. u
PLAID cAnEHs nEHfs1dy HAs& iIso 81 4 = = formerly g.
IRISH PoPLINs.
n inehss wide. MEDIUM C0LoRs, 81, prev,oas,y 81.
CHOICE coLoRs q %. formerly q ~
FRENCH NERINoEs.
In all eoiorA
II yards Woe, v cents lassly sold ., as cent.
10 pieces coiorsd all wool EAPREss CLOTHS.
cepts yard. Marked down from % eenn.
sls pieces colsred - BN0I.Iss OsBrosSRs, only 80
ceDss yard.
EVENING AND PARTY
DRESS PABRICs.
GAZE DE CHAMBERY. all silk. in white and colorA
GAZE DE NICE All mn, in white and coiora
GAZE D'AL0ERlNE, Ali sIk In White and colors
eAzB DE PACoNNE. all NIX in white and colors
GRENADINES, BAREaEs JAcoNBTs.
LAWNS. &c, in plain. stripes and figures.
PRESENTS.
| McAsBs AMERICAN cALICoEs, 9 cents yard.
u CASES REST QUALIFY, cents yard.
TAsss prints were recently 500 :, 10 and u esn.a
sss g. s e. q agt E szs e
DISPLAY or HOLIDAY GIpTs.
YLAIDs
FRENCH EN0LisH. SCOTCH and GERMAN yABRIos
made expressly . order.
AL wool mixtures,
from aOe. yard upward
LAC JOHNSTON,
Broadway, Fifth avenue and Twenty second street
BousEKEErINe GOODS
LJEKNs, TABLEOLOTHs, NAPKINS,
EMBROIDERED yIANNBLA
and The celebrated
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS
WHITE GooDa
Orensh and Ensi.Aa
Tar,atass m al the new evening shadsa
wh,,s canenes, Nainsooas Jseonet..
Al nse. Hsnokerchsfs ia4e. each
80 FULL sIzB SKIRTS.
. cBNTs EAcB
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION OF rIpIEs
FAMILY ipSRREsxsra
LADIES' COTTON UNDERcLorHINo.
PLAIN AND kNBRoIDKRsD.
o. reduction Of - psr cen.
ruRNlsHIno eARMBN7 DEPARTMENT.
sENTLRnExS PINE xEcKwBAR
PERFORATED sUCKsKn VESTS.
nEDIcArBD yLANNBL DRAWERS AND SHIRTS
CARDIGAN JACKETS; Cups AND COLLARS
INITIAL HAkDKERcBrErs
SILK xupYLERs AND HAEDKRRcHIRrs.
LADIES' AND aRNTLBnBH's
HIoB INDIAN MORNING ROBES
BosIBRY AND GLOVES.
MRRrxo AND SILK UNDERWEAR
CARTWRIGHT ) WARMERS USDBRoARxEHrs
IN ALL SIZES AND QUALITIES.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT..
Has ms, received. the designs Of cUErANIs, In
real and limitation Laces
FURNITURE COVERINGS.
is satins DamasGs and Reps
BEDS AND BEDDING.
DRAPERIEs AND LAhBREQuNS
CARPETS
IN
INDIA AND PERSIAN, FRENCH MoQuErrEs ENC
LisH WILLOWS, vKLvErs AND saussELs,
AMERICAN TAPESTRIES. BRus.
sEI.s AND IsGRAINs
Al nov designs, ., low prices.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT.
We devote the spac. 70 this branch Of on, so,,
s.~ hat W do 70 IN retail therefore, on, Of ,ow,
buyers will npd 70 their advantage 70 e.am,p. on,
stock OF Dry Goods Carpets and Uphostery Goods en-,
% suis purchasers.
samples sent gratsionsly TO AL psrs Of the coun,rv
on ap pncsaon thus enabling ont Of town families 70
shop as advsn tageousy and probably - rendenp os
New yark city.
Goods forwarded BY express mail al paru N the
country.
J. 4 q JOHNsTON
The New York herald., 1874-12-06

nIIITnIIurIIlIIIIIIIIIIITTI
am bound 70 20 70 r. II. MACY / oO's exnihi
tion ALL THIS WEEK. Grand Illumination
EVERY EvENIN0.
The New York herald., 1874-12-06
I NILSSON KID GLOVE.

2aA6 and 10 buttons, IN latest street and opera
shades Zach pair warranted. Great reduction IN Felt
Hats and Bonneia New shapes in silk velvet and beaver
HAS and Bonnets for ladies ana children.
Great profu sion French Flowers, Ostrich ano Fancy
Feathers, Ribbons, Ties, scarfs, SasheA &c. &C.
Latest de signs In
The New York herald., 1874-12-06

vUL IN FORMER YEARS. WILL TAKE PLACE ON
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF THIS
WEEK. BOTH DAY AND EVENING A BRILLIANT
DISPLAY OF TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS WILL BE
MADE, BOTH AT NOS as7 AND 10 AND AT NO. 2ss
llsHTR AvENuE WHICH WE HAVE TEMPORARILY
LKAsRD poR QUA Toy DEPARTMENT. IN ADD.
sloR TO THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF AMERICAN
soYs WE sHALL EXHIBIT SOME PRODUCTIONS
o. pRENcB GENIUS. WHICH HAVE NEVER BE-
yoaR BEEN SEEN ON THIS CONTINENT. WE
WILL EHDEAvoR TO AAKB ibis OPENING EVEN
uORB ATTRACTIVE THAN OUR FORMER EFFORTS
eva PATRONS STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY
AND rHE PUBLIC GENERALLY ARB RESPECT
UULLv INVITED
SPECIAL ATTENTION is CALLED TO oUR RICH
ASSORTMENT AND MODERATE PRICES OF
beaded, Win ana without iessnsrS v
AAos AND SILK FrcHUs,
eLREvELEss JACKET Of nh and lace
CAPEs. PELgRINEs, &c. Sc
PoCKET BANDKERCHIEps. TIES AND BOWS.
The New York herald., 1874-12-06

"a. ~ AND - gIGH.U AVENUE.
AsswsAs TWENTY -fos1m sns TwsVsy-hfn stsss
The New York herald., 1874-12-06
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS

Pasaeme nterics Gimps JET bead cd Gaoons Hercules
and silk Braid fnr and feather Trimmings &C., At most
unususi Daryains in Hosiery and merino Underwear
The New York herald., 1874-12-06

nper1ne ingrAinA
Dss eualiap q
Lowest prices dnCe 1857
Lowest prices snco 1877
Lowest prices Gnce leth
J. ). w. CROsSLEy,
sss Broadway. 1es
S63 Broadway, ~
The New York herald., 1874-12-06

We have inst opened 80 gentle pure linen
DandkerchieIs, with richly hand elabroa1ered insis
- <ec
Beaufifnl pure linen handkerchief for ladieA with
baud euibr 0idered initial at 33c., worth &c.
Rich of ladies' and gestlemen's Handler
shiefA with 2, ~ and finch hem. at very desUabs
1UseaA
The New York herald., 1874-12-06
HOLIDAY GOODS.

UsEFUL AS WILL AS ORNAMENTAL PRESENTS
in great variety suitable and old ~ prices 70
suit the times
The New York herald., 1874-12-06

KID GLOVES.

7bc., 7bc., 7oc per pair.
Best Glove In the world for the money All fashionAbe
hadea
EACH PAIR WARRANTED. Another pair given for
hose that rip tear
The New York herald., 1874-12-06
RRApYMADR UNDRRaARMBNTa

wrappera Bamoral felt and silk quiltcd Skirts and
Jackets Pillow Cases. Shams and SheetA plain and elab
orate Bed Covers phlet gupure Tides S0uareR &C.
Best assortment Of
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01
Posr THE BOOKS.

For the edificatiOn of the Times and
other benighted Republican sheets
which are unable to discover a politi-
cal revolution in progress this year,
the following record of the results of
all the State and Territorial elections
which have been held from the begin
ing Of the year to the present date is
published:
New Hampshire State election,
March 10. Democratic victory. Ma
Jority of Weston, Democrat, over Nc
Cutchins, Republican, for Governor
/, ,465. Legislature, Democratic in
both houses. Previous year, majority
of Straw, Republican, over Weston,
Democrat, for Governor, 2,0O7; Re-
publican majority in the Legislature
on joint ballot, sc. Grants majority
in the State in 1872, 5,443. Democrat
ic net gain over the Republicans in
less than two years, 6,908.
Rhode Island State electiaa. April
l. The Democrats nominated no cam
didates and made no contest.
Connecticut State electian, April 6.
Democratic victory. Majority of In
gerson, Democrat, over Harrison, Re-
publican, for Governor, 6.772. Legis-
lature Democratic in both branches.
Democratic majority on joint ballot,
81. Previous year, majority of Inger-
soil, Democratic majority in the Leg
islature on joint ba lJt, A Grants ma
Jority in the State IN 1872, 4,21S.
Democratic net gain in less than two
years, 10,990.
Oregon State election, June 1. DEM
ocratic victory. Majority of Grover,
Democrat, over Tolman, Republican,
for Governor, 532. Legislature anti
Republican in both branctes. Previ-
oas election, Grants majority for
President 3,493, Previous Legisla-
ture Republican in both branches.
Democratic net gain over the Repub-
licans in less than two years 4,025.
Arkansas constitutional election,
June 80. Democratic victory. Out
of sixty-four counties sixty-tWo re-
turned Democratic delegates. Total
vote For convention, SO,0I6; anti
convention, S,465. Convention fDem-
ocratic) majority, II ,55I. Grants ma
jority in the State in 1872, 3,146.
Democratic gain in less than two
years-Well, the Iin1es'S arithmetic
man may cipher upon it.
kentucky State election, August 3.
Democratic victory. Democratic ma
lOfltys OO,o44. OeluOCFhllC maj OflLy /
in the Presidential election, II, 1896. I
Democratic gain in less than two
years, 49, ,44S.
Tennessee county elections. August
B; Democratic victories every where.
Estimated Democratic majority, 900.
Democratic majority in the Presiden-
.ial election, 10,736. Democratic gain
N less than two years, about 10000.
Montana Congressional election,
August 3. Democratic victory. Ma
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01

Jorlty of Maginnis, Democrat, over
Hodges, Republican, 1,055. Previous
election, majority of Maginnis, Demo-
crats over Claggett, Republican, 3l9.
Democratic gain in two years, 736.
Utah Congressional election, August
8. The Democrats nominated no can
didate and made no contest.
North Carolina State and Congress
sional elections, August 6. Demo-
cratic victory. Democratic majority
ON the State ticket. 1900. Democrat
lc majority in both branches of the
Legislature largely increased. Seven
Democratic Congressmen efected-a
gain of two. Grants majority in the
State in 1872, 23,904. Democratic net
gain in less than two years, $1,000.
Wyoming Congressional election,
Majority for Steele, Democrat, over
election, majority of Steele, Democrat,
over Jones, Republican, 271. Demo
cratic gain in two years. 329. "A
Vermont State and Congressional
elections. September 1. Large Dem
ocratic gains. Republican majority
on the State ticket cut down several
tuOuSdBu. OemOcfatfc gam IN the
Legislature from 80 to 10. Republli-
can majorities on congressman rel
dueed, and one regular candidate tor
Congress defeated by bolt.
Colorado Congressional election,
September 8. Democratic victory
Majority for Patterson. Democrat,
oyer Bromwell, Republican, 1900.
Previous election, majority of Chatfee,
Republican, over Hunt, Democrat l.
$50. Democratic net gain in two
years, 1886.
Maine State and Congressional
election, September IA. Large Dem-
ocratic gains. Republican majority
for Governor, as compared with 1872.
reduced 5000. As compared with
Presidential election, reduced 10000.
Democratic gains in the Legislature.
Recapitulation DemocrQtic-NeW
Hampshire, Connecticut, Oregon,
Arkansas, Kentucky, Tennessee, Mon
tana, North Carolina, Wyoming, COL
orado, all by increased majorities. q
ReptbltcaR---V Vermont, Maine, both
by decreased rnajorities. ~
No C0ateStS--Rhode Island, Utah.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01

Tr was Judge Doolittle who pro-
posed in the senate to change the title
OF the sBill 20 organize Civil Goyern-
ment in Louisianay 10 that Of "a Bill
to Organize Hell in Louisiana" The
history of affairs in that State for the
past two years has demonstrated that
the change would have been mostap-
propfiate. That State has been for
nearly two years under the control of
. base, csrrupt despptism, kept in
power wrongfnlly by Federal inter-
ference, and such things as peace, err
der and good government are utterly
unknown there. The condition of af-f
fairs there is deplorable, and is the le-
climate, inevitable result Of the
Radical reconstruction measures. The
people of the Southern States have
the same right to govern themselves
under their own Constitution and
laws, subject only to the CONSTITUTION
of the United States, that the people
of Ohio, or any other State in the
Union has, and until that right ls ael'
knowledge and stop put to Federal
interference in the local affairs of the.
people there can be no such thing as
peace. "A ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01
a Great Reduction
Watches and Chains,
At WAIT, DEWEY & cos.

THE Federal Government is bound.
by the constitution to guarantee to
each State a government Republican
in form. A government is neither
republican in form nor in fact which
is forced upon and maintained over
people in manifest opposition to their
will, as is the base usurpation of Loui-
siana. Kellogg and his band Of
thieves and robbers rule by no choice
of the people, but only by the power
of Federal bayonets. What better off
is Louisiana, under the despotism of
carpet-baggers and scalawags than
Poland under the absolute rule of
Russia?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01


The Radical papers and politicians
hsve ardently espoused the cause of
the Kellogg usurpation in Louisiana,
and are endeavoring to convince their
delnded followers that the late effort
of the people to regain the rights of
which they have been despoiled by a
drunken Federal Judge, and Federal
bayouets, was an attempt to re-inau-
gurate the rebellion, and re-establish
slavery, There is not one of them but
knows the assertion to be utterly uD-
true They know that the govern
ment of Kellogg is palpable usurp-
alton, set up in defiance OF the express
ed will of the people, and maintained
and re-established by the power of
Federal bayonets in violation of the
principles of self-government and of
the constitution of the United States.
Il has no title in the win of the peo-
pie, and is maintained in fragrant dis
regard of every principle of RepubIi-
canism. 1t is louisiana row. 1t may.
come the turn of Ohio at no distant
day, which may heaven forbid.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01

IT viii undeniably be a sad day for
this country when the people shall be,
ruled by the cartrid Sc box <sstaad o.
the ballot-box, and when de- fncfo
State Governments are overthEown by
armed force. Such things remind one
of the manner ins which political af-
fairs are managed in Mexico and the
South American States. But is it not
equally sad to witness the whole pow
er of the Federal Government en-
pIoyed to force the people of State
to submit to the rule of corrupt and
despotic usurpation2 That such is
the character of the Kellogg govern
tnehf in Louisiana, there is no dis
puting.s Even Radical COMMITTEE of
the United States Senate was con-
strained by the proofs to report that
ssthe interference Of Federal authority
was the saddest chapter Of the whole
affair :; that il was s'impossible to cons
iceive of q more irregular, illegal and
in every way inexeusabIe act on the
part of the Judge" but for which in
reference for nearly two years past
McEnery, the choice Of the people
would have been de facto as he was
de itre the Governor Of Louisiana
There is no dispating the fact that the
people of that State have been denied
d Republican Government and had q
tyrannicai, despotic aud corrupt rule
forced upon them by the Washington
tyrants, and no people ever had great-
Ell cause to rise up In arms against
their oppressors, But stilI il would
doubtless have been better for them to
have borne patiently the ids they had
than fly to those they knew not of,
Tor they could not doubt that Grant
would send the whole military power
Of the Government 10 awe them into
subjeefion to the usurpers, tyrants
and thieves. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01

LAAnson, g Democratic SaIary-grab-
hing Congressman, did not get sim
gle vote In the Convention OF his
District for renomination,.but Garfield,
the Republican salary grabbing, Cred
it-ATobiIier, DeGolyer paving contract
jobbing Congressman from this Dis
trict, is renominated almost unani-
mously. And yet his party resolves
that they demand honesty in their
public seryantsl
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01
WAIT. DEWEY & cos
Is the place to buy silver watches.

THE Radical papers are endeavoring
to make their readers believe that the
recent difficulties in the Louisiana
grew out of the enmity of the whites
against the negroes. A single fact
stated by Lieutenant Governor Penn
in dispatch to the newspapers, shows
that such stories are entirely false. He
says: @The colored people are satisfi-
ed and contended. A strong brigade
of colored troops, fully organized and
armed, and in the service of the usur-
patton, refused to fire shot in its de-
fense." ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01

i HENRY A. WISE is to be the Admin
istration candidate for Congress in
the Richmond, Virginia, District.
There was time when Henry was
not considered strictly loyal. He it
was that packed up John Browns
soul and sent it marching on. Let the
colored brethren rally to his support.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01

FLOUR = Ranges from SC 90, for Xxx Red,
to 81 90 for xxx White. Demand steady
WHEAT-$1 co.
CoRN-shelled brings 90c q 81 90;
OATS-50c. R&Ea
RYE-No. brings so q 90c; ~
BARLEY-sOe q 81 90.
HAY-selling at sl6 q $50; according to
quality.
LARD-City render ed 1sc ;.country 1s1Sc.
SMOKED MEATs-city Sugar Cured Hams
selling at l7c; Country HRa
Shoulders, City cured selling at s@lec Dried
Beef selling at zoe.
PoULTRY-Moderate supply in the market
Chickens, dressed. buyers pay 109 12K cts; un-
dressed Geo &c Ttrkics, live &c;
BUTTER-2Sc and in good demand
CHEESE-Factory, new, retails, 16c { \
EGGS buyers pay I5eper doz -
PorAToES-Pnrchasers pay soc @GOc. -tss
BEANS-Choice hand picked in good demand
at 81 90 per bu. Medium 81 SO. 81
ONIONS per bushel 81 90.
HOPS-5Oc. l7ad
sAGE-Retails at soc 97Oc
VINEGAR-Pure cider. retaHs SOC per gal. ~
TALLOW-Buyers pay &c. y
HIDEs-Green, trimmed &c. untrimmed Be =
FEATHERs-Retail at 81 90. aea s.
WHITE LIME-$1 so per Dbl. lia
WATER LIME-$2 so
SALT-Coarsc sells at 81 rs; fine sa 90. I'd
WoOD-Stove 81 OO92 80; 8 feet wood ss 90
q SO 90 per cord.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01

THE Radical platform endorses the
Radical Congress that repealed the
salary-grab law, but utters not a word
Of condemnation of the Radical Con-
gress that passed the infamous meas
ure. Such denunciation would have
been slap direct in the facc to such
leading men nthe party of piety, puri-
ty aud patriotism as parson Garfield.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01
WAIT, DEWEY & cos
|. the place to buy silver watches.

The New Lisbon buckeye State
entered upon its twenty third year
last week, and appeared much enlarg-
ed and improved, having adopted the
eight page form. We congratulate the
publishers upon this evidence OF their
prosperity, tor the Buckeye State, in
everything but its wretehed politics,
is . most excellent local paper.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-10-01
Wait, DEWEY & CO.'S

THE Radical papers and stumpers
assert that the fires of rebellion still
shoulder in the South. Then Il is
not true, as they have been asserting
for years past, that that party is enti-
tied to the credit of having put down
the rebellion and saved the Union.
When do they expect to be able to
fully accomplish that great work