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New-York tribune., 1874-11-20
Financial.

A ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
RAILROAD, Northern Pses Indianapolis. Bloomington
Western 3eiaultel bought by he old eab
u,Aei ALBERT EIcoLAY Co,
Stock Brokers Auctiozser,.
No. 43 Pnest, NY
NB.=For SALE choice T. 8 and 10 PER CENT MUNICIPAL
BONDS paving 10 to 70 per cent large below
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF IOWA.-The first
- boalhodsrs th, COMPANY are m Sa5.sie
'[i.o Ty 50 l TS i2 81 10 R-sr he qsori Of
BondhOers appointed At the last nee;9g
ciairn.n Of joint 1isal1 co@alttee.
LIRE INSURANCE STOCKS WANTED by
INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON & WEST
EES RAILWAY C0-First M.ngrgs Bonihsrs are requested
BoSsRos ss ~ vac 3 BE- cent & anu RSK ssPAD
perue.t Burs % yss,u -oan Rooa ioai1 aoo5
I TITLE ROCK and FORT SMITH RAIL
- ROAD Of The he Hes S & q q hs ,,s s e mort ai
w. HUSTISGTON esq No. Pe5ertoa square Boston at II
O'Clock the 2t day Of November Ine Whole PROPERTY W.
d1y o December r,z Au, LonaLoer specially auhOr
he action i' lie protection o. Dis '''' Tb% L. lpaAs
PROPOSALS will be received at the Farmers
Loan a5t trust Co. No % Iea Efy E ana,ro .n
the part oae Hundred and T~eTns L5ol1.n
BY &C. Of the Lsgisll.urs the state of sgvJersey
T . S99' So5I are ' oG sas o on at ihs h int Day Of April
1893, WITH thereon cen' fer ahu' pay
Annually TIE pr0Ose- VIII se eI lI -~1i'
an o bol,s desired au h puce per ~lVO L
TIE bonds will be added 70 all poP'a A
accepted
The reserved on the pst Comptroller to ree' any or
all bids u gneut the Of the eiiT requires H.
DROCLAMATlON.-S of ILLINOIS
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENTDy virtue o. anl IN Aecor1nce
provisions stature OF the state o iilD
ened act relation n tue rDsra ana interest
debt approved Feb %. lsJJ l. JOhN ~ DE-
BRIDGE. Governor Of Irois. DO llte9F ho " we
concern Of Jaru1rT 1870 ~ tn IN
ICAS EXCHANGg NATIONAL BANK ~ me C 0 'eN
Treasurer of the Illinois Ei tue uoLl o. 9 ~
particularly designated this poeamatgi
pursuance law. ID further noy ~
upon iud al Of s' Dons ~ -
from u specified In this nOice 10 VII"
Of Jalu1TT 1870 B0ads iss1sd pdslAnee o
tie lien Of the City Chicago the Illinois anu ~ r. in
and b. Gnding ssd city The lounI
contemplated By a. act 20 po,I-e
o the tsu upon
1856 approved FEB Is. 1862 iogeAet Win VI e
FIVE of sal Aci ani 20
bonds and 10 force Oc ~ it
st the pleasure Of tie STATE time aiier uIe eA' W
thereof and En0Wn the Revenue Dlc oohls
Said bonds 81 900 ezi'tefsd a.i ~
lively from $50 inclusive dated Jan l. 4o-, pAlaS.5
1870 York bearing liz per cent per
be coupon seaannuAy o. The af'' hon'~' VI '
January. - - ,,d .,r,. IN he
tie great Done At ne Ciy Of ePDs
"a, ,bs Gavs-nar. ~ -' " JOHN L. BEvERiDGE-
GEo II. HARLOW. Secretary Of STATE
NATIONAL oV THE CoHN3S Sws4LrH'
n S.ss Nov. II, 1874
THE remaining 90 per cent due uepos'ois
viii p4id on 2Oth inst, by ,,tvv po..v.,
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Uipi0en0 Notices.


STATE on ILLINOIS. TRKAsuKEKs Oyrcs
srrisGvIKID, Nor. Ii, 1874
rvyHE INTEREST which will become que
upon State Of nss On ss @ s,.' no's n sa
n.rr 1873 The American kTrh1nge h,I Danl n
Yors Ctr nom iE the l9h dar, eianve o.
OyTIcE on rns BOARD % DfRH0roRs on rAS}
AMERICAN krPKEss CosrAsr, (
as BROADWAY, EEv-ioRk- Nov 10 loi+ y
THE DIRECTORS of this Company nave
Il ,tsS a,r asrl.Tei A sEMI.AHsUAL DfVlDkSD Or ,nhnn
ts per sh. payable and 'ier the % ds' '
next -, c.....h.. 7 q .,s reopeu-d on tue
A. asy Vi JAsgsu as1k 4" A ~
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SArtoSAL BAS rHE COAA1SvsALrh'S
"A-'O Is S.ssau.st Nov II, 1874
THE remaining 90 per cent due deposieors
= VI" Dc P-a on and alter -O'n ISAAC H. BAILEY Receiver
III PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FlRST s:
" MORTGAGE LOANS on improved io"A fA ~
sA'' ' ~" AOi TTypBaWo0D & CLARK. Muse.tne Iowa
IN PER CENT Kansas School Bonds.
lO 10 per cent Nebraska School Bonds
per cent Hlinoi. Bonds - . ,...... .,8 ~ at re-
nteres. principal PAYABLE NewIok The suIe anu O'' "
imperative bond nyest,nenA For sale below par D
ARTHUR T. PITCH & Co. Bsnkers Pinest. NeN- -IoIA-
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THE MARKETS.
lCneiuu, reVousa or IN. rxlBrzAI
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
THURSDAY. Sov. 70. 1874.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TauRs0AT. Nov. 70. 1874
TIE following con2e h Of sa29sl u vessels winch
uere cleared 0--aT
DaENES-Bark Alalin. .-a
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

600 D strictly Al S7sc .ooo..,.
WHISKY steady moderate demand sales OF ZVV O
AZ ST.
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FLOUR AND MBALThe inquiry fI Flour moderate the large
arrivals local demand and the hruns Hghis restricts
the export nqurT No and Supepne demand not penP ana
quite FS grsdes Irregular aud quiet AT ih eo 'h mar
t heavy with The exception oi good hnnes"a No.
ana SupeTs am sales Of 5OO bbls " quote n
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Commencing psBDer a, lS1A
Harlem station 9l5 Loo
A.OU A:4O 10. ami Gao ,. m - ,--.-- v-,-
wb M0rrsania Steamboat Co esying rnes
ns,s,t sin FOR Iare River Sts4on North Aes-lvrk
" JOHN T MOODY. supI \. l. Dlytnon hes I9t
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RGB-Trsde very aa prices without qa9iabe
change, Arofna 17c; Louis
ana al 53.06ltn, and Prime do Al 197szG
sRRpsoyer FAR demand with values firmly held sales OF
l72se Choice Flax bgt inaeIEe quoted s
81 O50s2 10. =. ooo a. -.
sTRaKs-rhere Air demand snd br sales Of 1000 ID, spot,
al l8l2e and ID 600 ~ weeks dshVery, Al lsc
sUGARs-u there rather better eens uotiee
better drnend embrace 40 h CubA
Sugars 7 Isl bids Low Grade Porto
Rico 7 200 private terms not tfsnpe olOu
bags PeTnnaeo 5000 bass do At es an later We ber
Of another the sod bal be particulars were WITH
held TO be Ses: qr0e; FAR TO dool hbnhg
7sds; Prime do slse Centrifugal hh and boxes elt0
esao> for soft Yellow 9a@3ss- for son Whaiei lDA Cor
Cr1Aaed IOs9lOa Tor PO~deed. and lo1 M GrAgalAto We
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NEW YORK, NEW-HAYEN AND HARf
~ FORD K. R-SEwYoRR AND NB~-nAFEN DIVISION
ar,r Arrangement Il. 1874 Pes atanss
in Sev.York fnnn Central
-.
Trains for NewEaven leave 7;l0 lAce 20 ,&n5 & 20
1000 (ES.D. 1900 (Accn lOI ttzl l1N.
2:20 Aeen 4:5s 5l5 tLOcai EI slO r AZ ''lo SI'
D. o.os o.os 1o.oo MA
Is. 640 6:35. $40 GlV m tof ga AI'N
10 sos 9:O5 1900 100 80 An9 90 thf
355 43S 40 g. 10. 5:+O O:S1 20 oIV 1.IO si lI
Boston BIUress Springfield 800 aud ~ an ,-LI
n ~ Wa saore AM .. ~ Te 500 m IuO 80
y and no D. H. stopping SiamiO AcfS4ls. Al HiO1 sas
Io90 N and Loo 800 $40 and 9:iO o. u a. 3rd-rort lac
s.05 m snf B. m corneci with 90 SHORE Lne y Ti-n %
Providence COnneeu Valley A. sayl,oos ne - laa
Division or Norgich eno NeN lAr
and Northampton sevaven. sod he sos lai m kn
10 aEd IL noon ss onitct Wa
r. % sDrngSei ami 30 Montfe
s.05 a m ard 3 m Nlugtucs T. ~ he N;Os
T5 n m with UonsatonIc T. st Dn!geDon Tie @;lo o. a
ard b 4:39 with Danbuv ard NofFlK sonih NoFask.
20 the Us M 5;4O With SeS-NansAa 4
At STANFORD ,,r =, 7.oo, s., "a. s,r,,ssa a, g.io o.
Providence - e,...,,. -. 81. NJ. ~
Trains =, Ticket Ohes of Grand
-, a oanees N I. Iraaer Co. ga Broaisa Ens
~. and No COuf-sL bf0oAyn
.h.sl h,yzsge from residence 10 ars"AAtIon
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HO BuI Y
CREEsa-hs continues dull and prices remain urehage hone
tnde 6lsc pree lO'4 Inc nso
accumulation OF stock otsie fbeeppe
steady sae We aaste'
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rncluaed n 70. Al We sre $50 bsles to arrive .,
Sss lsizzs ashvesr 90 AxsAs " RsH ssess " io'
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E'AGLE LINE. -
IL UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS
TO PLYMOUTH. CHBRBOURG AND HAMBURG
will sai from Hew-iork ioows
KLOPSrOCK, Cap. Fischer December D.
SCHILLER Capt Thomas. December To-
from Eaze Lane Pier. foot Of Fiut ST. Ho0Oken-
RATES OP PASSAGE 10
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. CHERBOUhG AND HAMBURG;
CABIN 500 gold; second saiogn SO goii steerage
s4 tickets om Hamburg e2l currency
freight apply PUNCH, BDYB Co.. y soq,h Wlhams-
For passage apply to KNAUrH, NACHOD, kUHNh,
Genea Agents lib Broadway.
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TTTIT
state FACTORY, new,
all cream, iAlr..... l2'49laR
State RsStoJ. new,
all cream. hall
skinned ........ y 9lO
State Factory, new,
all cream. tul skim 4 "a 0
state PiEespple-.... 70 d2l
EagliSh DAIRY de.... q as
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Esas active there Few Extra Western
.r1yng; the close prices
chocs fresh lsz only the consumption nov
II nj Va
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nor RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Cozxenss Cornwall. Marlborough Meo Pgah Keep
M West PARK Esovas BALDWIN Hsrsoa.l
per R. ever MoadaY Wsdnesda. sni Friday At o'clock n
NOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
at Corns WALL Newburgh Marlborough ho1. Highlands
New Paz Esopus-The steamboat THOMAS CORNELL ave
Pier "a, T. every TUESDAY THOAsDAI and SAT-
An
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30
OhituarY.

Pritchard-On July 17th, Mr.. jack
son Pritchard, of paralysis, aged 81
years, 8 months, and days.
Mr.. Pritchard was born in Court
lrnd county, New York, on the 9th of
October 1872. In the year 1882, his
father moved with his family to Ohio.
and settled in Franklin township
Here Mr.. PFitchard has lived ever
since, with the exception of two years,
'63 and '64, wheil he lived in Shalers-
Vile. He had been married four
times and was living with his fourth
wife at the time of bis death. He
was married in 1884 to Miss Elizabeth
Shepherd, who became the mother of
three children-AnsonP Pritchard, who
is now living in Missouri. Mrs. Hill,
wife of Mr.. M. j. Hill, both of whom
live in Franklin township, and a sis
ter of Mrs. Hill, who lives with her.
His second marriage was in 1864, to
Miss Elsie Freeman, by whom he had
four children, all girls, and who live
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hill. His third
marriage was in 1871, to Mrs. Mary
Ann Bigsby, and the fourth, on De-
cember 25th, 1873, TO Mrs. Helen
Stewart.
Mr.. Pritchard had been engaged for
some months in building house, and
his whole ambition seemed to be to
get this house finished, so as 10 live il
ease and comfort during the remain
der of his life, and it is probable that
his extra eXertions to accomplish this
purpose, produced the weakness of
body in which paralysis found him,
and made it impossible for him to rail-
ly.-Kent B0LletjR.
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August Flower.

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint.
More than seventy-fiye per cent of
the people in the United States are
afflicted with these two diseases and
their effect; such as sour stomach,
sick headache, hahitual costiveness,
impure blood, heartburn, waterbrash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit
of the stomach, yellow skin, coated
tongue and disagreeable taste in the
mouth, coming up of the food after
eating, low spirits, sc. Go to the
Drug Store of BELDINa Sc ARMSTRONG,
and get 75 cent bottle, or sample
bottle for 10 cents. Try it.
G. G. GREEN, sole Manufactures,
Woodbury., N. j.
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LARcENY.-On Saturday night Sher-
riff Risdon arrested a man by the
name of Lemnel Beach, on warrant
from Justice jackson, issued on the
affidavit of Mrs. Susan Case, widow
lady of Randolph township, charging
that said Leach on or about the Goth
of June, entered her house and stole
seven bedquilts and five comfortables
of the aggregate vaIne of about Sl00.
The examination of the prisoner on
the charge took place before Justice
Jackson on Tuesday morning, who
held him to bail in The sum of $1,000 for
his appearance on the first day of the
next term of the Court of Common
Pleas and in default of bail he was
committed TO Jail.
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EDINBURGH.

! CoTrsspoRdeaee-
ACCIDENT, DAMAGE, AND WHO is TO
PAY THE BILL.-This question involves
much care, with full statement of all
the facts, so that no one will haye a
bill of costs TO pay unjustIy. We are
well satisfied that an effort will be
made to obtain damages from some
person or persons for their neglect of
duty.
The AoCIDEET.-On last Saturday,
Mr.. Butefl-s son and his grandmother,
Mrs tsoss, of Rootstown, were on
their way TO the store at our center.
When they arrived on the road cross
ing the ravine between Captain Chase
and Mrs. Stanford's the horse took
fright, ran off the bank, upset the car
riage. breaking both springs to pieces.
The horse ran about three-fonrths ola
mile with the running gears of the car.
riage. Before they stopped, the old lady
was much bruised, but fortunately no
bones were broken. AT this place the
road had been raised by earth be:ag
drawn in about six feet; under Ihlsys
slnice had been made; over this sluice
the wafer at times collecting on the
road from rains and snow thawiug
commenced cutting channel on one
side of the embankment. This was
guarded against as much as possible.
At length the sluice under the road
gave way, the road then became dan
gerous, causing an application two
years ago to be made to Commissioner
Sanford for culvert. Then again one
year ago the supervisor of the district
renewed the application and received
a promise from Mr.. Sanford that he
would build Que also, last season the
Trustees of the township made appli-
ccation to Mr.. Sanfoad for the county
to build eulVert and received a prom
ise that they would build one some
time during the season. This was al
so failure TO build. During last
winter the road became so extremely
dangerous that the Trustees ordered
the supervisor in early spring TO go
aud make some repairs, this heiObeyed.
Then again in the winter, spring aud
this summer the applications have
been renewed Dy various persons 10
Mr.. Sanford for help from the county,
without any farther delay, and now
Commissioners Sanford declines doing
more than deliver stone on the ground
for some other person to do the work,
which will cost more than the trustees
can appropriate. The other two COM
missisners may save the county some
cost if they would come and examine
the place and act on their own judg-
ment. This must be seen to soon by
some persons. Now, who pays this
damage? Private persons, the super
visor, and the trustees all have urged
this matter upon the commissioner
living in this town. He also has a
personal knowledge of the dangerous
condition of the road at misplace.
CITIZEN.
Edinburgh, July 2Sth, 1874. . =
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Nor WANTED-We understand that
action was taken on Saturday evening
by the Committee of Arrangements
and by meeting of the members of
the Congregational Society relative to
the invitation that had been extended
toGeneralGarffeld to attend the excur-
sion picnic of the Sunday School OF
that church to SilverthornPark to-day,
and that it was decided TO revoke the
invitation and inform the General
that his services are not required. We
are told that the invitation in the first
instance was contrary to ihe wishes of
all the Committee but one, but was
brought about by the solicitation of
the personal and political friends Of
that pious patriot, who desire TO keep
him constantly in the front, with the
chairman of the Committee. The ring
is badly ''busted."
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PORTAGE Co.. Re. Teseber,s |. her InstItute.

We see by circulars issued by Ex.
Com. and advertisement in another
column that the annual Institute of the
Teachers of Portage Co., will be. held
at the High School room in Ravenna,
commencing Aug. 10th, and continu-
ing three weeks.
Teachers and others desiring care
full review of the Common Branches,
will find it to their advantage to at
tend this Institute. Every effort will
be put forth to make the instruction
thorough and practical, both for ex-
animation and the school room.
A committee will be appointed to
assist Boards OF Education in procur-
ing Teachers, and Teachers in procur-
situations.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

MAYoR George F. Robinson has
completed his splendid. new w-residence
on south Chestnut street and moved
into it, and on Wednesday evening of
last week a number of his young
friends made him a surprise visit for
the purpose of dedicating the new edi-
nee. The party was large and
pleasant one.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

The new NJ. E. church at Deerlield
was dedicated on Sunday last. There
was large collection of people in at
tendance on the occasion, and the ex-
ercises were of a very interesting char
acter. Collections were taken up both
morning and evening and an amount
sufficient to receive the society from
debt was subscribed.
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Applicants who are debarred from
examination by reeson of two failures
within six months, will be examined
on presenting to the Examiners cer-
tificate signed by each of the instruct
ors, certifying that the applicant has
been present during the entire session,
and labored faithfully to accomplish
the work presented for the different
classes.
An examination in Higher Branches
will be held August 28th.
An examination Uncommon Branch
es will be held August 29th.
BY order of the Bd. of Examiners.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

"A DISCUSSION of the license ques-
ton was announced 10 take place at
MOgadore on Saturday evening last
between d. d, Voores, Esq, in favor,
and Gen. Voris against license The
disputants are both Attorneys at Ak
ron, We have not received a report
of the set to, and are not advised of
the result.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

LII N ES
ON THE DEATH OF WILLIS A. CARSON.
Dear friends, please call and symyathize,
Please come without delay.
For the earliest bud is missing
From our beautiful bouquet.
'Tis strange to tell but even so.
The few and transient hours
1t took to blight the full grown bud,
That cherished bud of ours,
trust. it's gone to realm on high.
There fully to expand,
And there to bloom forevermore
In that Celestial land.
Now may we humbly bear the cross
And wave the calm adfeu,
And wait the time when our bouquet
Will be ever fresh and new ]
July %. 1874. CA. S.
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BIBLE SOCIETY NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting of the Portage County
Bible Society will he held in the Village of Kent
August 81. 1874.
The Annual Address will be delivered by
Rev. L. Il. MUNRoE, of Akron.
All persons interested in the Bible cause are
requested to attend this meeting
c. A. REED, Sec'y P. B. S.
July a. 1874. sO9-4w.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

Mr.. EDWIN HOWARD, an old and es-
teemed citizen of Edinburgh. has been
lying quite i'll at his residence in tina
township for about three weeks past.
His complaint is something in the ma
ture of palsey. He has lost the use of
his hands and mostly of his legs and
body.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

THE Sheriff has issued his procla-
nation for the election on the question
of the New Constitution. on the 18th
of August, but he don't seem to think
that any but. Republicans have and
desireA or right to know anything
about it.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

THE County Treasury has finished
the collection of taxes for the present
season and has returned his duplicates
to the Auditor. We learn that the
crumbs are pretty well swept up, and
that the delinquent list is unusually
small,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

WELL KErT.-On Thursday last, Mr..
Fl. d. Smalley, of Randolph, brought
to the PRESS Office liberal quantity
of apples from the crop of last year.
They were of the Robbery Russet
variety, in an excellent state of preser.
vation, and delicious, as the PRESS
gang can testify. Thanks.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

Mr.. CHESTER HoLcoMB has COM
menced the erection of nice new
frame dwelling on south Chestnut
street, of which he has the frame
already up.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

THE Cantata of esther, or The
Beautiful Queen" was produced at the
Opera House OH Monday and Tuesday
evenings under the direction of Mr..
o. L. Blakely, to large and apprecia-
tive audiences, and repeated again on
Wednesdayevening by special request,
We are hardly enough of a musical
critic to pass judgment upon the per-
formances, but the general verdict is
that they were first class, and that
those who took par! in them acquitted
themselves admirably.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30


SCAN you"is the cry of the house,
keepers these days.
DOLLARS and sense do not necessari-
ly travel together.
wnAT,h has become of the great scare
about that Comet?
NATURE is putting a head" on the
early cabbage plants.
THE soaking rain storm of Sunday
night has put every body in better
humor with the weather clerk.
RoN. John II. Harmon, of Detroit,
made us brief call on Tuesday.
A MEETING of citizens is called to
be held at Citizens Hall Saturday eve-
ming to discuss the New Constitution.
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Boots and shoes.

Boots and shoes.
Go to Maloney's for Pearl Shoes.
GO to Maloney's for Buff Shoes.
Go to BIaloney's for Blue Shoes.
Go to MaIoney's for Ladies' Slips.
Go to Maloney S for Ladies' Caters.
Go to Maloney IS for Ladies' French Kid Boots.
Go to Maloney's for Children's Shoes.
Go to MaIoney's for Mems Cloth Boots.
Co to Maloney's for Mems Cloth Shoes.
Fo to MaIoneyss for Mems Calf Boots.
Go to Maloney' for Mems Kip Boots.
Go to Maloney's for Custom Work.
Where all goods are warranted as represented.
Cali in. examine Goods, and inquire Prices.
Ravenna. June %. 1874 s05
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A RoBBER CAUGHT.-Tuesdayn night
last. as the members of Thomas Hes
lop's household were about to retire,
the family was thrown into confusion
by the discovery of a stranger sscre-
ted in the chamber of one of the
younger Heslops. On being detected
the would-be thief rushed upon the
young man, and then escaped down
the stairway, only TO be intercepted
by others of the family, who effected
his capture. He was taken to the
lookup for safe keeping. and ON the
following morning was brought be-
fore the Mayor for examination, and
was bound over in the sum of $400.
Having no bail, he was taken to Jail
to await the sitting of the Grand Jury.
The name of the prisoner is given by
himself as James Norton, and he also
stated that he entered the house
through an open window for the pur-
pose of stealing. 1t was a narrow
escape.-K Kent, Bulletin.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30

THE County Auditor has received
this county's quota of the laws of the
last session of the Legislature and is
prepared to deliver them to the sever
al townships.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-07-30
ROAD NOTICE.

NoTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Honorable Board of
County Commissioners of Portage county. Ohio,
at their regular session the Tth day of Sep
tembcr, 1914, praying forthe viewing and l0cat-
ing Of a county road as follows, to wit; Com
mencing ut the western terminus OF y road run
ming east aud west by lands owned bv Isaac
Mott, Samuel G. Nell and others, in the north
east part of Deerfield township. Portage coun-
ty. Ohio. thence west to the north and south
center road leading from the center of Deerfeld
to Palmyra thence west to road known as the
Newport road in said township, thence west to
the diagonal road running from the center of
Deerheld to Edinburgh. at point near the res
idenee of Rice CLARK.
JOHN S. WILSON
and others, Petitioners.
Deeraeld, July IS. 1874. SO7 st