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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19


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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19


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90 Dollars
FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,
MECHANICS,
AND
Nv Z RY BODY
Buy the World.Renowned
WILSON
Slltas Sowing Machine
re DtsT INIHt WORLD
The Highest Premium
was awarded to It 1t
WE N N A;
Ohio State Fair;
Northern Ohio Fair;
Amer. Institute, NY;
Cincinnati Exposition;
Indianapolis Exposition;
St. Louis Fair;
| Louisiana State Fair;
Mississippi State Fair /;
AND
Georgia State Fair !;
ron BEING
The Best Sewing Machines
and doing the largest
and best range Of work.
All other Machines in the
Market were In direct
COMPETITION.
- For Hemming, Fell
Mo, Stitching, Coyuing,
Binding. Grading, Embroid-
sina Quilting, & Stitching
jlHs or heouy Goods, it Is
unsurpassed.
Where we have no Agents,
~ Will deliver I Machine for
~ rice named above, II the
oearese Rail Road Station Of
Purchasers.
! Needles for all Sewing
- Machines for Sale.
oA Machines taken in Exchange.
Send for Circulars, Price
List, &c. and Copy Of the
Wilson Reflector. one Of the
besE Periodicals Of the day,
devoted TO Sewing Machines,
Fashions, General News and
Miscellany.
Agents Wanted.
Address,
sVil1l Sewing Machine Co.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO
These Machines arc sold hy
i. Il. SLOAN.
II ID me. Crcsco, Iowa.
W. Il. Webster,
nsavly arpe-i's the DsNeyellrs iIonse
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DAN GOODS,
SAUc.s,
CIDER,
CRACKERS,
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JELLlES
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DATES,
PRESERVES.
SAnDtNEs,
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/ have In eonnestinn n
Lunch Room
where 1Cc G.renspb
riilbs served ~ fsaAgnilLl, ptises I'll
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In,lrIa.
Justices If the Peace.

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

CLGMMEl. =. y. 0t14~ ~ Drag Nesse.
NEN NtAM, i. A.. 0tAes aver TrMms.
hWtls s1iUs store.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

tnANNAI.i.. ~ ". saMth std Market 81.
" IusfGM, W. u, Asc Ad.
GNtItt, ~. oppoAitr court House.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

HIMrRAND, n. -. hsl1s she victor AnA
att uuMsrhAtM MeahlWesH, OLE, And
Asrslis. 6as ~ h1aas ~ MAsh1nes.
sec Adst,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

t.NNtA< Il BROTHER, ~ shs sla
staHd ~ Newton 4 taMaSA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19
I oWssitvasry.

tMANnt tl.. n. r.. ssath ssA~ MARKET
Att9sts
sttINM1N. - n. As~ ~.
WEBSTER. w. n, A&e cNrM.
ttOtt,u. ~. ~ tNy WNkest.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

WONT, -. NJ, ~ bakery,
ILANk. H.. kvr card.
NEWTON, :. J. vtr.t acss north - r.~rs
tt0Wse.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19
Dry Goods Dealers.

WEAVER = AVERY, ~ the Nptsk
Wautk upp0aits tAs pest esAte.
VIII. iOtaN. West side ~ Elsw street.
ktrr. ", -. AsMsh Ata~ ~ M~rh~s ~.
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Nstsk Nt0tk.
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NitttE, q. Z. Ne. 8 urteA nisck.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

Grace church Opening osFFAceSst
The opening serviees1at the New
Grace Church took place on Sunday
morning last, and was we'll attended.
The Rev. W. III. CapeFs, Rsetor-eleG
conducted them. Portions of the
Psalms from David appropriate to
the occasion were rendered respon-
sively by minister and people. The
PRAYER of Solomon at the dedication
of the first Temple at Jerusalem, cons
tituted the first lesson of S cripturesi
and portion of the 21st chapter of
st. Mathew reeoHnting,- the visit of
Christ to the Temple, and his declara-
ton of its nature as a. ''house of pray
err" was read as the second, lesson,
Afterwards followed appropriate,
hy1ans, the. reading of the Decaloghe,
and discourse from the verse of the
u chap. 2 Kings. The preacher COM
pared the Temple at Jerusalem, built
of stone, prepared before it was
brought thither TO the spiritual Tenn
pie on high, made up Of all believers,
whose souls have been prepared here
by discipline, so as to fit them for bsS
coming lively stones in that sublime
edifiee of God. The closing part of
sermon was an appeal to the hearersg
who had met in the Temple on earth
to be reminded by that of the fairer
Temple on high, and invocation of
blessing upon all who had originated
assisted both by means and labor in
the building oil ftheneW " church.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

-s4 s4=s. q . F-sHa -fF.f %. ..asH.
SOME of the tramps with which the
country is Infested are becoming al
tes4xetheF too bold to be tolerated. We.
hear of-a- case which occurred reScesn tly
/ in the township OF Windham Where
fonfteen healthy, stafwaTt 1feffoSw2s CALI
ed at farm house and 5denanded'
breakfast for the party, and, upon be-
ing told that, while the. family, were
quite willing to provide for three or
four of their number, it would be
quire impossible to eaccOmodate them
all,ithe farmer was politely Informed
that he could take. his choice between
complying with their demand and
seeing his buildings burned before his
eyes, But choosing TO do neither, he re-
tired for a moment into the house and
soon emerged with revolver and
presented to the miscreants the alter
native: of leaving at once or receiving
the contents of the weapon. Deeming
discretion the better part of valor"
they did not stand upon the order of
theirsgoing bnt left at oncei
Another specimen of The reckless
daring of one of this class of villains
loccnFredin in this village STEW days ago,
wnen a healthy !. .beggaf''~ went to. q
residence on Cedar street and walked
boldly in. Upon being asked his mis-
sion, by the lady of the house, he said
he wanted money. She told him she
had none bat he was incredulous and
! replied that be had come for money
and money he was going to have.
She bade him begone, but he refused
to bpdge; The lady called the, dog
which had been lying before the warm
kitchen fire.; but sths ''poor bsggsk'
declared he was not afraid of the a1iy
NAL. The dog was ordered TO "go for
lhim," and the order was so promptly
obeyed, that Mr.. Tramp regared it
best to beat a hasty retreat, closing the
door after him just in time to save his
precious person from the jaws of tho
faithful animal. These little episodes
here becoming quite too common, and
If peraisted in are likely to bring dis
credit upon that very popular, if not
profitable business.) Is it not high
time that steps should be taken to rid
Tho country Of these auisances? "a,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
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LAST Thursday afternoon a tr


LAST Thursday afternoon a tram
giving his name as. John NEG Guire, en-
tered the shoe store of Mr.. j. G. Ma
loney in Swift's block, and after stan
ing aroandsa short time tnrned and
went out, 'Mistrusting something
wrong, Maloney followed ), and upon
pulling open hisleoat hee discovered
concealed a pair of ladies shoes valued
at about $3.O0.osHe was taken back
into the store and left,iR charge of
gentleman. white Ma1ohey Went for a
writ. In the meantime Meg uire,
watched his opportunityband m Rde,
his escape through the back door and
''lit out for thee. s. P. Railroad depot,
but MaloneY returned in time and;
made pursuit. cap thfag him jdst as he
was about To- take thte tSsaiiRh i'm south. He
WAS taken before, Justice Jackson on
Friday afternoon, where he ewRsd up
to the larceny and was sent TO com
forteBie qqsFtebiai at, At, Aee r. Hotel dc dRisa
den for fifteen daJs and, required 70
pay a fine of Sa5QndcOsts and to stand
committed till the 'sattfe is paid or se-i
~ st..L''Ia ino;ij saH8A 81 s5I ssAi z1H
cured tei De PalA'w aot ol ezis . 4 i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

We4he undersigneds citizens of Sub
District Nc. 8, ShalersEille Township,
Portage County, Ohio, do hereby give
notice. that no hpRsiaG ershootiRg by
any. person or persons, will be allowed
on our our lands without permit. Amy
person OF persons so trespassing will
be deaiy With acccrdngs to law. G.
CIements, Chairman - n. Way, Sec
retary. Ahira w. Hanks, Eli Webb;
F Parshail, ED Mlhera, Stephen Beal,
S W CAOk, SO Crosby, A.P Spencer,
GSRsG stAlhk GliRC q 2D Cslby,
T B Dickinson, Sterling Smith, Samuel
CGI 2ZKA,lS r r IT. 81 t]EI5AAdkA q,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24


RIP VAN WINKLE.-RobertM Wade
will appear at the Opera House next
Tuesday evening in the character Of
Rip Van Wrinkle. The Cincinnati
Times g ChFoniclc)saysAof McWade's
.psrsonation Of, this great character:
CAT this beautiful temple last even
ing Mr.. Robert McWade gave the
seventeenth representation of his ex-
cellent version of rip Van Wrinkle
The audience was large exhibiting "a
.deeided uincrease-ever.the usual attend
,anSd on Monday evenings. Through
out the play the highest degree or en-
joyment was manifested as the master
artist, with the genius of subtitle hu7
NOR and the delicate touchings of
pAthos, interpreted his great character
Of Rig, fhegjollys vagabond of the lit
'tle' Dutch village, and Rip, the heart
sore, bewildered, and shattered old
man of the CatskiIls, seemingly slip
ped cut of the tegt6a and told his
story in person, so clear, so pure and
strong was the impersonation of Mr..
Me Wade. AS performance it will
rank among the highest and most ar
tisticaof stage Eepresentations.D
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

dcSE our &C odTIEd Edin6bTgs cores
pondent notices the rumorsd sale, in
AseIaRd Bf mdrtSsS IN p6h the
farm bf M. 5Osishl W. Chapman,
winch Is supposed u be 1 forgery.
This is a ne~aF of "raising the
.Wi1ds5 Ia person niuStB ba slightly
verdant. .Thowould Q dir invest hi. hf.I money
in such an instrument without taxing
the necessary stepss1to ascertain its
genuineness. Still there are those
who are easily roped in.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
CA,NCER.s.

I feel under obligations to say to
those suffering from tlfat Terrible dis
ease, Cancer, that l had one on the
left side of my face, under the inner
canthus of the'leHSeye! Aftef having
a. Doctor burn 1t with Caustic for
months, producing the, most excrucia-
ting pain (and it having eateh Into the
.bone), on the 10Th of December, 1873
] called on Doctor J. Goucher, corner
of Sycamore and Cedar Streets: RAJ
VIENNA, D. ~
The Doctor commenced treating my
blood, and applied extefHaI medicines
to the Cancer. notwithstanding many
discouraging words were said against
the, ,Doct or L pfeseVe eE.anaohes has.
cured my GahceF1and filled up the
cavity so nicely that the place can
scarcely be noticed-and, Yithoutlpain
or. disagreeable, nodicihe,, and, nay
health is now first rate s,.f,.5.l, z1d 36.' 3a
m. Very Respectfully, ... e,s
rL5,, ,sL SADIE E. BARNETT Pr
Ravenna, o., DeG,ol9. ASIA se.z ni5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
HIRAM.
c5rresDoh}leh6s

C0rreSp Spondehce. H'' tf9i @i98t fotf@D sh9i
II Dead beat, are i getting TO- be, Pfensyl
in this Vieinitya Every few .daEssome
lazy ishfftlessaislu along begging iadnaeaf
P6f victu ais or something else, t0ohelp
them on their Way 70 cleveland, Pitts
bprgh,q or some, otheE placs-o Nine
.tenths of the beggars are frauds
Lin fact they are ali frauds; 1for. if
| rer3on is actually needy, and is iwogs
Thy. of icharityhhe need not so, beyond
his Immediate neighbOrhoods for zee
lief. Ifhe is ot,worthy of icharitiess
there is d place provided for him. ana
the people are taxed for his spnport.
People should he oh.the lookout for
those 4tramps who are ito all appear
ances able to get an. honest living ~ "a.
One of our farmers being very jmueh.
in need of help. hired a tramp, and set
him to work. He worked a fe W. days.
and one morning was missing, togerh-ss
er with S21 of another mans money
We. hear and read. of such occurrences
frequently, but still the. people do not.
take heed. -h .'.s-.' Zi'i '.iH yot5
The people of this place have fnaag;
a liberal donation to the kansas grass
hopper sufferers Sit is hoped" q.
quote from theI Presidents message)
"that these donations win not be imisi-s1
applied" But it does seem increaible'
that contributions are necessary. Can.
it be possible that the wants of the
sufferers cannot be supplied nearer
home? If q, small portion, Of our
State should be afflicted in like mall.'
ner, would it be necessary to; . sends a
Thousand miles away for aid r., There
is possibility lthatia larges portion Of
the donations for such purposes Eiievee'
reach their destination, The donationsi
from this place, go, in charge, of Mr.:
oClurg, a7resident. of the grassh0bss61
per region of Kansas, and thereis no
doubt but the donation will be- prop
ierly applied, Mr. MeCIuirg says we,
can have. no idea Of the extent apdd.
thoroughness .ofhen EaVages, of, the
grasshoppers in his section. " sis5
The, winter term Of the CollessiI
opened dergAfa4ofably; there is an in5
crease in ,attendancet oyer the cores
ponding,tsrnl q year ago. H.as'
,QecemberT I5T 1874. .rFYFA
4 4 I
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.@--z~S LINES T~,-T@
81 Oh sAs Deash q Fr.nhis b. zx4atshinson.
nv cHARLEs ". rRAsK,

What means this sad and mourDful strain
The slowly dropping tear
- Thag ivaTinK z Al and gfizzE l1FAipyE s1FE
~ sKnd frie6ds aIsllnd g herea
ne tRu3aR voice nRd scaFct1l trsar1.r -
The hushed and bated breath =
And sadly bows the reyerent headg
This surely must be death.
'Tis but little while, it seems,
Since death menaced our boy
Then left him to his pleasant dreams,
And filled our hearts with JOY.
And now to come so like thief.
To Steal our pet away.
It wrings our hearts with deepest GRIEF;
We know not what to say.
Z sFor enee,agaIE he 1ehtersI here y St.l.3
To iii our hearts with woe;
Not alone our aged sire so dear,
Our darling too must go;
This little casket decked with flowers,
30 Contains ali We ean7claim;
Or picture fair we thought was ours,
- N0ught but tbe tiny frame rs.
A mothers fond and loving heart,
Wbereon his head had lain,
lc.- Has felt the bitter. ernel smart -
1hat comes from sudden pain;
As when the tender twining cords
Apart are rudcly torn,
J, That bind apatent more than words
1ig Unto eheiateat bornl ~ = ttftNf
A father kind is overcome
With grief TOO deep for tears
And q hegwelks dossncast snd.dnmb,
seems aEed WIFI y6dES-
How for his boy his heart did yearn
No one can ever tell;
- But seldom tits a father stern; .,-.4
- Hath loved child 50 well. n. ..5.,i
A faithfil sister NOUNS the dead. -, 90,
As none but.sister can.
Who oftImes smoothed his sunny head,
And fancied him a man.
, E. Alas, not here shall mans degree --.
/ u dome With its Joys andsstrife;a =
But who dares say it may not be
In n higher sphere of lifeg
OH sad to see amOngthe rest, 81 s.-s %
Two OF the elder born
- In. youth by grief and care oppressed.
z = : And heaftS with A. Aguish torn.
-zgs For their unreaSoning grief and tears
There's not cheering ray
To hint that after night appears
The bright and joyous day.
sTis ever thus in busy life
Our plans are soonest wrecked.
And calm succeeds to hottest strife
- -ThronNh IAeaRs we leaktexpeck,
kSAhd rEhen flis hfe with swell ing tide
70 N~A ShaIfDe-fofa us No N ore $500
May we and friends stand side by side
Upon the golden shore.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24

Helen J. Palmer-Pocket Book Lost
James PurneIl-W hite Shirts
James PurnelI-Shirts Made TO Order.
James Purnell-Hair Work.
James Purneil-Ladies' Night Gowns.
James Purnell-Braiding
Mason s sonzG Groeepes and Provisions.
Luther L. Un--To theL AfHieted.
Robt. McWade-Announeeme Extraordinary
G. Fenton-For Sale, Rent or Exchange.
DR.. J. GOucher-Caneer.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-12-24
We wish our friends and patro

WE wish our friends and patrons,
one and al, 9, Merry Christmas.
fHAHkN Ii san ds of fsf4 fave about run
oat q 3A.En HsAlL 80
THE weather still CO ntinues remark
ably mid and pleasant for the season.
, W4e weaId attempt ,tO count the
little stocking hung in the corner to-
night? 10 si4os4 g.i' e.. ~ al1pTEF
AND now that the days haye,bsgunI
to lengthens according TO the old saw,
the cold will begin to strengthen,
o4si10eA3 uss a[s3a
WE had a hrief call from brother
Birchard, Of the. Warren Const ttltioa.
on Monday evening. - ''.''e cue 7a
DON'T forget i1ysf the the Masonic 5ni { festival
and IDAHO at IthS ;operh House, on
Monday evening, the 2Sth inst, A
pleasant time IS aGficfpated91l i if
.WEandenstand that our ofriond a,
\. Barber, Esq, intends going to Cal
iforaiae to, take, sp his, residsnGs there.
Tue Chirpistmiaads mas tree. r at 1t them E.
Church on Christmas Eve, will be
loaded with choice fruit for the4ittle
TaqH00 qidams9t6 IBnoi1Bh sc
THEREsagea lively times among the
dsaters il in = CEttrfstTnas goods From
.apyeAfances, one would mot suppose
. I. ? Z
there was, any necessity afoT. .inhstihg
the eurreney5 7eei.u' ..ssHs.1q 30 s.
( / 39WEdGopuped5in at the new ew' Masonic
Hail on Monday evening. 1t is nears
ly finished, and is very elegantly got
Ten qpIn FlLOf itS arFTFngeFent'f
MP. JOSEPH B. CARTER and wife. of
Cla64d G666f35 Hood Who have been
spending some time visiting friends
in RaEenna and, WarreB,A started for
their home in the West yesterday.
- t-AAs-4 - n ~ = 4 4 =
SERVICES were held for the first
time last ,Sunlda I'M the new "a Grace
Church. EveFy6odYa speaks in the
hfShest terms of its elegance and com
venience in every particular. se.s7