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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-12-26

and therefore no such distribution was
made,
A young woman in Baltimore, named
Maggie Dehl, was arrested on Monday
morning, for throwing vitriol on Felix
Kennedy, a street car conductor, whom
she accused of refusing to fulfil his prom
isc of marriage. Kennedy was severely
burned by the vitriol about the face and
neck, aud had his overcoat destroyed.
Henry A. Rodgers, Of the firm of Coleman
& Rodgers, druggists, was also consldcra-
bly, burned, and Mr.. p Wells, also q
passenger, got his pantaloons eaten into
holes by the vitriol. Miss Dehl herself
got portion of the vitriol into one of her
eyes, as 1t dripped from Kennedy's coat,
as he Wss ip the act of putting her of the
car and handing her over to the custody
Of officer Cook, who conducted to her
prison in default Of bail
A terrible drowning calamity occurred
at a ulace called Browertown, N. J. on
Saturday evening last. Three children
Of Eliza vreeIand-Kate, Ellen, aud John,
aged respectively 8, I, and 6 years-were
left in charge Of an old man of 90, named
Thomas More, while their mother went to
Paterson to do some marketing, The
house is situated on the edge Of the Morris
Canal, which was firmly frozen, the ice
being about two inches thick. Tho chill
dreu insisted on going out to play on tho
ice. Ia spite Of the remonstrances of the
old man. They had been absent two or
three hours, when More, suspecting some
wrong, alarmed some of the neighbors, and
every house for nearly half mile around
was searched, but without finding any
trace of the children. At length The
canal was examined. A young man nam
ed Lambert Owed down and found the
two girls locked in each Others arms, and
the boy was found near
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

OLD PRoBABILITIEs.-Ou learned
friend, Who -Sitsuat Washington, and
EeSA gsS frOm he sighafstaG6As.of a
continent, reports on the vicissitudes
of the weather. Aorts, compars and
infers from them the daily bulletins
whieh everFb II q ]; Mi fsssons
ably aadiy - 49, u of.66ll I6te snadel
changes, "Colds, Coughs, and Affec-
tions, of the Throat and Lungs will
prevail in the East and North, Warn
ing signals eontinne in the KestI and
SBhtH:s;;,, a a. y1sg OF the ftatH 81, f,thsse
probabilities, we commend to all suf-
fsrers, thatexceHent aaAas potent pspe-
SSca99 a kEsa s & 4 4 3 4 IBa is Z EcEas1za 1t
has, in countless instances, saved life,
and has. within the knowledge of eV=l
cry one, alleViated most alarming
synpts ndvsGectad cures almost
SURPRISING belief. So excellent is it
4acnItylargsly Ose it,
in their practice. In cases of seated
ceusumptioa, it,proloags life and soft
chs tie lslay 1od tAe fitoted sAFeEer.
About these days it is well to have it
in!tAelhedsR, 5, BF its GiIsIy use, seri-
GUS disease may Be checked and turned
aside.-Nasbaa { (Iotoa) Post.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

The Court of Common Pleas met on
Friday last TO Which time it adjourned
to hear the case of Edgar A. Foot ct
ais Us Linus j. Foot etsals, Suit was
brought to set aside 3 contract made
aHd entered into by and between
Linus Foot in his life time with Linus.
j. Foot for the sale 10 the said LinusI
J. of certain real and personal proper.
ly in consideration of the maintenahca.
OF the said Linus and wife during.
their natural lives and the payment OF
certain money as in said contract
specified. During the hfe-timeal OF
said Linus Foot suit had been brough1s
by him in the same Court for the same
purpose, which was decided against
the plaintiff and an appeal taken TO.
the District Court. After The appea9
the plaintiff deceased and j. H-e,sNfch-z
OILS was appointed; and Qualified as his
executor who pFoceeded to settle
the -then pending law suit. When The.
plaintiffs in the present, case propos5I
ed to offer testimony the defendAntsl
Objected on the ground OF the former
settlement 1.-THE. matter in. litigation,
The plaintiffs denied the. right of the
executor to make the. settl ementss and
The matter was submitted 70 the Courty
who decided FOR tie defepd dants. Thus
some sixty Witnesses who had bem
subpenaed were prevented from 'tet9
ling. What they knew ID. she, matter5i
Decree was entered in favor of defend-.l
ants, directing the sale of the lands to-
satisfy first, the claim of r. O. Conant,
and that the balance of HE TffoneY- be-
brou ght. into Court to abide its further.
order Paint faint fS gaze notice fs .}so Sf apes.
io ls i ii..E bffR sill4zsssE Jetl3 ask -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

The most miserable beings in the
world are thope zkh fSgrFing from SDys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint.
= !. More than aeyenty 5tigs. percent. Of
the. Peopfe in the United States are
afflicted with these two diseases and
their effect; such Us sour stomach,
seek headache habituals costiyeness,
impure blood, heartburn, wateFbrash,
Ignaw1hgCand bnrhing pains.atlthsl pit
of the AstolAaeti, yellow skin, coated
tongue and diPagr greeabls 'Eaete in the
mouth, coming up Of the food after
'eatiag, low aspiritSs I6e~ qGolstof the
Drug Store of ofBELpHNG n ARafsTrRasodNG,
nd get 70 cent bottle, OF q sample
Bottle for l0tents: Try it. a9Ai
G. G. GREkN,A sole Manufacturer,
: : = = : = = WooDBUkT, N. J..
fGF EasfHza ss4faE q s4Ss Il AZ - s@f-ETsssT iTE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

Frs@- OB IEUAA1.
f5I SIN treeetssero ssinlas Isso9nlp u & Nov
-22nd, OF lung fever. Samuel Dim, in the sd
year Of his age.
Mr.Dhnwas the seOoad child in a
f4milYsof foarteen, all OF whoIapreach-
ed years Of maturity He Nsas ,born
il Shot Ben nm t6si county, vi.
.JJ;dFttsl } 9st 1888. When aSon, Is sge he
moved to " hitestown, near Utica,
Nnw Z oTk, where he resided tffffe18,
Masn iS he iu 20 Perry in the sSsne
5ss l. ere tlutii M srelr
1882 hen he com me 10 Ohio sud aeetss
tied on the place now occupied byihis
son IN. S. iQlin. The first season he
ham The bfiefT houSe, Then quite 4
Ifeseitass intaxs4Tichs ne lesid edsuatIn he
ilaoygll,s few years agOs into his. .beauz
Hfid homes Iev rods. distanf.sss1ss41sl1
MARI led tZyiiiGie : Il ISL While
iresfdfn IN W Whitestewn,aF 20 Miss Betsy
Grgen, by wlIOHnlre daHiaoichlldren
a fiaf herifat6 ,sgl.Sf fi a nSI srf1Sd Miss
Merays sSeEmoEe. NJ is ItfYt tFk fim,,
and Whon1 "a : = hi4 li!4es 4dFen.
-OZfhis sixtee4, children, ,olliy ssxstfsur-
sHi4Es hiaH-fonHss and 4hree jdauGh-
tsrss.is iSss 3 u bSja one Fssfids hs& AsOld
AqRssfead, Betoge ils PASSED avGS Il
grand ehildren, q Of WHOM, are rss lsi'la ovx.
living, andb10Hgrsat1sgrandse children,
had 6esd dd dddsd 10 hia faaii iyass..sa saa
&c. s9. l! 0ifhi was 3. s ind husbanf and,
father and good 'heighbof and ,,aciii-
szeFR ss4 1aedpisp ille ille hadetOa struggle
with Aseserty,.aad early aferlmIled the
haBitaa ct lpduAtEK ana sdHonly55 that
,elung to hi bin, = while strength j lasted9 He
WAS prespersd in h4gusinesss sGndsgbe-
came onaba al. the Weaiaiesk ,smsni in
Street. bo0fr Is s. He .hfssssd With
j than syffgeor.
His 4aspo sieknesseEsFa bHsl1ostgsa9 wo
weeks bef0EeJhiagdesth he occupied
.Isis seatiIlstbe UHtVersalist .chareA in
KeIit. .sTAe s4edaB lie 4SOk a severe
seOFd laid fFemthel flHst he z-said that
his work was dsne. Medical skilhe
And lAsf fkfad b pissrySef f hfeHd were
aeispt e. arrest the sdisease-o-H Hiss54
-eHfog gis1V Fi1tgn1iIfzth thUo Tnem6Fyo and
heafts q these no SUI II1xe.s,ii ,iIas bas
aEEN himbelongs the cE.8aiko tnstarting
the movement which resulted III the.
'fotmA I6n6f the Pioneers A1ss6c ion.
Fhogelwho remain will gEata rel
8lember.his thaHghff1l kin qn Sss One
By one El1e Isiioaneersss33 passing to
u tfisit higher home FL Sacred Is their
memory. -zsiitS.aa yuG ri ssu s,i aze1l "a
. s!lIf alEsS 5FIl 20 fssuat Efs5g1Ig d1isiN 1EaI
o MrssO Olinss funeral was held atlzuhis
lat ( yFFes sid ehee, on. Tue day Nov. .24th. |
N3tMi tnst andidi ! J, the Ysfit the
weather. 9 very large coneearse efgre-
sasId. friends pAid their, tribute,
offsspect. iaAnlapprepriate discourse
vagdeliveredby KevsAn drew w Wilson, |
from John AZ, ::,t.IIIIl "a 4 my Fathers house
arO maHy.maHsi0ils.Yt ain 5.sts - evsa |
{ , . 51.43 tifH seFE5 sihf fessad z 81 .aoiias5
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4 <FH = Sc $40
alThe Heavens are Telling. :"

g r. =
From the Knoxville Press and HeraldF 25th.
About eight o'clock last night the
attention of numerous citizens on Gay
street was attracted tO3the well defin-
ed appearance Of'a Ig1fin Cross reach
ing over the face of the full THoof9 The
weather WAS shay, and the ap pearauce
of the cross was somew hat like nebu-
-lB, distinct rbut Rot-as- s-brigh 4s-the
moon, % The FPri ghts ol1perpeudicular
line of the cross was apparently two
blocks in length, while the horizontal
was scarce half the length The phe-
nomeua coutinued full & teen minutes,
and inepired feelings very akin to awe
in the minds Of all who beh eld 1t. A
gentieman residing ten miles below
the city informed ms that be had no.
ticed the same appearaIice on the set
ting sun last evening, the cross being
very pIains thOpgh the lower portion
of the upright-line was seemingly be-
meath, the horizon. - AVp.7-s
When the DrdSaders went marehibg
toward The Holy City, eight centuries
ago, their commander saw the same
sign in the heavens. and Mn Hoo
,Stqno Vinces" was inscribed, on The
standards which were, carried ,drium-
phantly through the struggles for the
possession of Jerusalem, till the Sar-
acenic hosts were conquered hee.s
What means the sign now again
seen in the heavens? Who can tell?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

,-aTaE q ma 4. q ! 6. Railroad Company
announce that they will ship goods
designed for the Kansas and Nebraska
lsnGeroEk oker heir reAt to GevSaand,
Urbana. Hamilton or Cincinnati till
tle 1spofeJ JaRUsey3ryxt Yaf ths9Fate of
enc sehtP Per tea psr II -llniiesh4 ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03
ITRAiRs WEsTwRRD.HM

Trains No. 1. ?, 3 and 12 on main line run
daily. :
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. 1. 2 5,
and IL between Cincinnati and New Yor K
s[coane6fF0Iss afEn sHela with PIeEsbl Fort
1a5te b uhictgo Rai4toatE at R3Vetnk with
|SieEeluhIin& Ettsshhrk Il.aiSfDad; 1as1fGadS4lle
Union and Cory for Oil Regions at Corning
for Rochester, and points on the New York
Central; and at Binghampton for Albany,
Sprin gfeld, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land.
Connections at Cleveland for Toledo, Chicago,
sA9liiisyaqkes,s Omaha. and al points in the
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West - a
No stop-ovef' allowed upon local tickets
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
first tistop ping place. andanay Shen re PURCHASE
from that point to destination.
Ills al yg98TUWSB. sHAERUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
..,7-..... 49, =. &c., CINCINNATI, o.
p. ID COOPER,
aas s sH GeneraLsaDerintendent.
3O6 CLEVELAND, o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03
VIII buy a Genuine American Watch.
I1.i a1r,,n5-o+ia UcL 1fal iie:bs
! 80 = WAIT, DEWEY s., cos.

40 eAcQEFTED.7-In. the case Of the State
VS. Willard, ansindietment5forsa sarsbn.
tried in the Court of Common Pleas
of Mahoning county lastgWeekj the
jury, after being ont BUT a5short time
returned a Verdict d. no, guilty. and
the defendant was discharged. The
defense was conducteGl by q. b ArraI
aud A.IJones Esqs., and was most
ably managed. la..so ~ l,,,'a', ,,.''4 q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

The, eighth Of January is near al
hand, and we would suggest to our
Democratic friends throughout the
county the propriety of commemorate
ing the day by some esappropriate cere.
pPniss.i Let 1ths Central COMMITTEE
take the matter in hand, and see what
can be done.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

e s4'C4tNSEA::mnon Monday change
took place at the Rayenna station of
the CleYeIand and Pittsburgh Railroad,
Mr.. w. D. Armstrong taking charge
of the ticket agency in addition to his
dqties asItelegrapher: Mr.. sitter e
Swain still occupies the position ol
Stationagent, having the entire charge
of the freight department.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

TnE fsEsSit Of out sfsaspbn9
dent did not come to hand last week
till our paper was made up and ready
fof lie Rrsss, %hichA We regret. G But
it has not altogether lost it's interest
by the delayAssiasd yu l. esaA13 80. ,,s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

i nGoNE-that fine axeatlJer that 4bhasi
been the subject Of stich .freddehF re-
mark for the last month and more. N
IN. BTUART, Esq. left home on SUM-
day morning for New X ork and Bosg
ton on business expecting to be absent
about two weeks. sg0.fe 3aT e.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

We have The exclusive sale. of H
III Hemh6wa6EGo Cos Eeiebrstsa Bal
fiInore Oysters, guaranteed 10 be the
best in market. Try them. .
sod 9YeWIg AAsoN.& SoN, )
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

AOST.-A Piano Hammer. The finder will
be rewarded by leaving at G. r. GREEN'S Melo-
deon room, in Phenix Block, or at this Office,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03
SEGOgD NiTIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.
DESIGNATED Depositary of the


u Ss ~
o. s. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
exchanged. at our counter, At best market rates
stocks and BOnds, Of alI kinds bought and
sold on Commission. IN New York, or any de-
sired market
Highest Market rate for $40 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
Of all kinds.
r,r.fte drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States
sight Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-all sizes for sale-@ss
Accounts and Depotits of business men and
individuals. received on most favorable terms
and prompt ard liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
VIII. BEEBE. Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President
Sept. 3. 1858. IF.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03
Boots & Shoes.

am happy to nfornn my friends ana patrous
that have located myself in more coneenient
place OF business, doors east of Beatty's Cloth
ing store, where would cordially invite all IN
want OF Boots Shoes and mending to chi and
see what can DO for them and how wei l can
serve them before making purchases or giving
orders elsewhere.
PETER ROULEAU. :.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

New AdVertissts.
sls,1 5.nn sa5aiR xoA EaiMsg sA@yss
ZOE z z EEB TTlT II
1879 -GSTHEazs4 raasvsz1S75,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

a4oUR Ravenna asp6ftsmen, John
Dodge and Tom Parsons, brought in
their first trePy of the season in, slthe.
shape Of red lOxi skina on Tuesday
evening; zsselsIi - die 1Sli7 Tiuct
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

A1pacas. Gli / =
Tppst gecisvsaS9 new stocA n Look
atIodrI due Blaek Alpaca, a s. cents.
N' OoN FAno@ - W.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03
just What You Want

For Christmas, can. be fouhd'at
WAIT, DEWEY & CO.'S.
.nD Il AT sauooeg rT.f5s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

T.
ls1i ar SABB ATH ScHooL n NsTtTUTE.-The be
Rortage County Sabbath School IT.
satitute wiflibe h cid at the Gongrsga-
tionlaalt Church, i III Freed "a. on ed
hesdaFY ana Thursday, DseefnBeF 18th
and ~ The following the 2pro-
tgramme for'tiIes occasion . it iqif.I .siff
/ I5..lE ia DEVOTIONAL ExERG8SEssft l,its
2 ldr 1. The relation al irespioifsibiIfty of
Flthe parent TO the Sabbath School! :
,o.4s 70 = tae q 3li2 ,aa3ia; iia G. G.
Eiaa2? TAeFelation ahdFespo nsiBifftv of
the Miljsterefo, the Sabbath School
lssaa-eao ReE.sJ W. .GDavis,l ,lGgrFettsville.
81 8. The relation and responsibility
of the ! Church to 7 he Sabbath School !,
o'' 7'- ItevasJr H StarFetEs Kent.
IA s {, f.rHe duties of the ChFistianfo the
School,sd chi T75tI sai saifsIE
s.a 'ssi'' ''d'W1if. WIN ME- MeyG cGsll, NeIson.
EVENING SESSION.
y p. Ehe lqties, efaSs SYSchlaHs ttQfthe
: 9ssssse4 si'sE s''f. sy;3 Ne I
Question pFaweS:ss ,I9IaT
MORNING SESSION. (
& t9utslH HessYIf S.i T1cEsI HifTss
6. The duties of Teachers to the
Sabbath 'Seh061t ~ H0
Aivan Smith. Windham.
u. When may one, be excused. from
attending the, abbath .Schaol.q 10
,Ss...iss, .-.,.,o1W mr. Ma thew 81 PalmYra.
oa S.s6T TheoInangemeBtl of The Sabbath
,ScllO oil LilbraEY1 IA oi Ssnsoo = nss@ snd
oitaassai sFsTiIHaFry B. Fuller Nelson.
'HiQdestfon ORA weir:oer~2 h,l1 .s''fsi"
g The Bible Geography Of, Palestine
- az Mrs. Mary a. WOodbridg Raw.
+ 10. The necessity oFsa more vigorous
prosecution of the s. s. work, ;sset
q Rev. George Dafsfe,1 Ra1eifna,
Question DraWe Wer.rr[.,, ,,e,e,., 80
Report of Programme, Committee.
Adjournment, 1asd c.s.t. o53aslaalsE
81. II gS5EERsi ai9sl.'as.s syn,G11e yn,G11e
b; Ia Ds SHOWS ,st0 .ue > 4f,5sg5 ..ssiItt1T
q EARNEST, ,THAYER, SRln SoRllnlQalll1l'se'ef's Qll1 'se'ef's
will be in readiness at
Freedom Station at morning and eve
ming trains for first day. = /" "I1 'oE
Pastors and Supersntendents are dre-E
questedl to publicly notice the time
and place OF this Institute. 80, .
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THE party at the Opera Houses oa'
Thanksgiving eveeWas avery pleasant
affair though the attendance was mot
large. vac : g
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<. O:O. .F..-Karvssnnna Lodge, Ne. Cd.
Meets every wednesday evening At Odd Eel
taEIJ Ham otlJt8F lFs t5sl4 -
RaxsaRss HReampnSnS, Es-r1ss.r
Meets ever r, md and 4th Fradsys Of each month
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

WE are under obligation TO w. w.
Armstrong, Esq, of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer for an early copy of Gov
ernor Aliens Message, which enables
us to lay it before our readers in this
issue. 45.i5,..-',.s..,.'-..-.f - h
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u "a 4 l1s8E&S4A 10 .AiSff5Es laO Z . ss
b,rT THEToLEDoD DEafoeRAFAND HERALD.
pFospectUs7of the above 4lanaed paper
to which We eSlii tie -attention OF Of our.
readers, d # is th herenghlJY y y De mpcratie.
inspoliticss audsin eEerN particular a
first class newspaper, sand We com
mend It TO aIIthose in this section Who
desire to take a paper from abroad.
We will 'sclub" the sDemOcrats and
Herald with the PRESS to- such as Ile-
sirethe two papers at $500 a Year
strictly,in advance. ..a -, - So, SO.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

Mr. LYMAN >. W ARD, of the iEtna
House, has so far recovered from a
severe attack of typhoid fever as to be
able to be about attendingito busipesse
THANKseIvtNG was pretty generally.
observed in this town. The business
places were mostly selosedI and othe
streets wore aSunday like appearance,
t4sSII ' s5!i ~ gfa4GffFs s.it : si9GJs j
daTHE election,of Directors of the Star
Manufacturing Works takes place Oh;
the 26th inst. The company is aIread I.
in operation with the, prospect Of do:
ing . thriving business. Their orders
are already in excess ofitAeir present
ability to yoli1 .,3 3sns",l~i % '',i'. ''5
WE understand thatsthe, Jplie Cove
entry Theatrical Troupe will shortly
appear at the Opera House for a few
nights. The COmpany isssSid foI be-
first class in every .respeet.q aiz7i3 ,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

EEEcrioSN Of Of oF4FffcEEsso9The eiec-
tion Of officers Of F RheniI Fire. Com
hpans tookipisceeat thei EHgine nheuse
ion Friday evening. ,Fovember' 27thy
when the foHowiihh . aoffcsrg were elect
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

q u u N -lI1U q LII UsUa " 10 J
q Mr.. H.-0. BARBER has servedas. a
smember. of the Ravonna is1iFe depart.
ment for a period. OF. fourteen years
BE Is now the engineer of tho new
steamer. tneasg .tIu9Hoqmoa szale
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GU IOL TITO OHI III O'A
Foreman O. S. Gptter,l "a /
Asst. Fofem an-f:. J. Vance; yiW4i
Secretary-Lester e. Collins. 10 2is
treasurer Harvey Waterman. sa'
Marshaf22J +. lSappss q. i.s.i e. : sl'.. =. : =
Stewart August Urban, ~ .,. z 2 ol
Standing Cofnmftte eAChafiesr Bald
win, E. NJ Davis II. GG!. iOdeil.: is"m
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03

The 18th o. V. I. will hold their
reunion in this Village on the 1st of
January hexk2oI .sdooa IGnIsi !
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-03
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Take pleasure in announcing to the People of
Portage County that their recent visit to New
York enables thsn to Offer
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05

Mr. ]. y. Browning, general agent Of
the National Copying Company, of Chi
cago, has returned to this city to deliver
some specimens of copying work that he
gathered while in the city few weeks
ago. Their work is the finest that has
ever been brought to this place, and not
only speaks we'll of the merits of the
company in the art of copying pictures ;
but also of their gentlemanly agent, Mr..
Browning, whose fine taste, good judg-
ment and untiring efforts to please all,
proves him to be valuable auxiliary
both 10 his patrons and the company he
represents. We understand that he will
canvass the city again next week, and We
would advise our citizens, whose walls
are void of good pictures, to consult Dir.
Browning, and he will furnish you with
pictures aid frames in any style, size and
price that you may wish.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05

Lauer & Bro. have JUS completed in
voicing large stock of winter goods this
week, and they intend TO dispose of them
at first cost Overcoats OF all kinds and
qualities, ready made clothing of every
description, and underwear in endless
variety,-all selling at less than Grange
prices. The Granger allows his agent 10
per cent; but Lauer u Bro. are deter
mined to close out all their present stock,
and positirsly ,eiu alloto Themselves no mar
gin tchaterer! They do not intend to al
ways give their goods away; but the
present stock must be sold to mako ready
for the spring opening-and right away.
toe. All kinds of goods on the same
conditions at present. If you wish to
avail yourself of these extreme low prices
NOW Is THE TIME. At anyfate it will
cost you nothing TO call and see for your
selves that this is no idle boast. Relnem
Der this is your golden opportunity.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05

TIE INDIANA FARMER.-Our State
Agricultural Paper ia now published
weekly, under the above title. It is a
neatly printed and ably conducted paper.
and is enlarged and improved after Janu.
airy next. It is by far The best journal of
its class for all Indiana Farmers. Price
$20c. Specimen copies sent free. We
have arranged to club the Former with
the Marshall County REPUBLICAN, for
1895 year. ie.
We will send the Farmer one wear and
its holiday present: the chrome. IAN Art
Loving Cow" to ali subscribers to our
paper who send in their names before De
cember 21st, for $3.50.