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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-07-29
BRrMF1ELD.


With much regret we record the
death of Mrs. Fannie Shuman, which
occurred at her late residence OH
Thursday, July Sth, after long illness
6f consumption. !
Mr.. George Carrier and family have
returned to their home in this place.
They had been to Michigan to attend
the funeral of their mother, Mrs Jones.
Their Journey was made deubly sad
by the loss of their oldest child, aged
D years, with scarlet fever.
The farmers have finished their
wheat harvest, and il the weather is
favorable for few days it will all be
secured The crop win not average
over 40 per cent.
Haying is we'll under headway, and
will soon close to make ready for the
coming oats harvest, which promises
to be large crop. The late storms
sadly demolished many fields, which
will make bad work for the reapers.
3, Corn is growing fast, many fields
can be heard to snap as the process of
natures development'moves on.
On Friday of last week a band of
Gypsies passed through our bureh.
Two women belonging to the wander.
ing tribe Of Israel, called at one of the
stores telling fortunes. They succeed
ed performing their wonderful mir
acies upon two of our distinguished
in an other room. Their con-
yersation was overheard by some one
On the outside, who stated that the
Joke was'too good to keep, notwith.
as to the truth revealed to
one of their patrons. D.
July 26, 1876.
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AN Enquirer correspondent, while
at Ironton the other day, interviewed
Mrs sJcln~Petefs, one OF the leading
iron men Of Southern Ohio, on the
financial issue. Mr.. Peters has been q
since the formation of that
parry, but his views on the subject Of
contraction have caused him lately to
become . Political eutcast. He will
support William Allensand the Dem
Ocratic ticket this fall,
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| PnssoslLsNJudgs b. II. Tide
stopped In tswn OH Thursday nigh
last on his return, from, Washington
and put In alfewshonIss III Visiting elt
friends and acquaintances. Tim,
seems to have dealt gently with th'
Judge.
On Thursday and Friday last ",
had brief calls from brother Gillespie
of the Alliance Reuieto who was in
town among the "Haymakers," taking
| the character of Snipkins which he
did in most capital manner. Joe il
| some or the sing, and withaf a social
good fellow, notwithstanding his
abeminables politics.. AGls -. = =
be = 2ASt'fr z .AXA
ON Thursday last we made a brief
visit to Atwater,, and during our Stay
called on our friends, A. Dix & Co.,
and found them busy taking an account
OF stock. They have fine store and
an excellent stock of. goods and are
wide awake business men deserving
vi -oaDS0Ses = - - ~ =
WE made short call on G Goss Bros.
At their store in Edinburgh last Satur-
day and found them doing . fine bust
Ness. They have one of sthea largest
and best estitdishmeAts dthe county
and are driving, thorough business
men. iIAIfID
PETER H. BEAN, ESQ., has been con-
fined TO his house forab6ut two weeks
past by severe illness r.TEg1
T. B. ALcoRN, ESQ.,, of Pittsburgh,
is OIL a visit to his parents and friends
in fhis place.
MIR. S. L. JENNINGS has been con-
fined to his house for nearly a week
past by very severe illness.
= ANOTHER party of Ravennians-T.
L. Parsons. J. j. Richardson and DIR.
E. e. Swain-leit on Tuesday evening
on a fishing excursion to Thunder
Bay, Michigan. en- ~
On Thursday last Mr. AL. Kellogg.
fer many years leader of the Rayenna
Silver Cornet Band, left for Charlotte,
Mich, where he expects to make his
residence. Mr.. Kellogg is young
nan of fine ability and good habits,
md he carries with him the best wish
IS of hosts of friends for his success |
n his new home.a
S. L. EVERETT, Esq, formerly Of the
Akron Times, argus and Mahening
has moved with his family
o yGalesburgh, Ill. i't.
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AN Excursion from Warren to Nj
agra. .Hslissa dfrstarpiso srfAnged for
Wedpesdasy, AAagpst AAaa}pqsitl4a!tb,sIYsr d. y4hYsa TIE A.
7. " L. Railroad. The trains leave
the depot in Warren at 5 a. m. and
reach the Falls about noon and return
ing will leave the Falls at p. m. and
arrive at Warren abbsut 4 o'clock the
next morning. The fare Tor the round
trip from Warrenais .S5.O 90 and arrange
nents have been made to furnish tick
cts to all the principal places Of inter-
est fcS ne lc~J p4fre Of sf00s We
learn HAT s9Rs of our citizens con.
ter template Joining in the excursion.
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CHURCHB5.

CONGREGATIONAL = REV. A. M HILLS.
7:30PN Sunday school at ~ 10 j. M. Pray e1
Meeting on Thursday Evening at 80. fslsss'
METHODIST-REv. H. WEBB. Pastor. Ser
vices On Sunday at 10 80 A NJ, and z 30 p N.
SUNDAY School at II :i5 z NJ. Prayer Meeting
ON Thursday Evening at Z 30
DISCIPLE REV. GEORGE DARSIE. Pastor.
Services on Sunday ut 10 30 A, n, and 30 NJ
sunday school nj 12-i5 T. N. Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening ut 7:5o. a.g =
GRACE-REy w. H. CAPERs, Pastor. Ser
vices on sunday ut ~ 80 A.. ~, and Z 10 y, "
Sunday school ut - us P. NJ. Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening ut Z 30
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION--CATHo &c
REV. J, L. CARROLL. PASTOR Services :. ana
3 30 p NJ High Mass, sunday, July 4, ~ reach
alternate Sunday thereafter. Mass -gety week
day morning ut 80.
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Portage Co. Official Rssister

Common Pleas J,sdge-Philo q. Conant
LsDe3er .CoustifHtionoi Con0'n--J. u. Horton.
Ref,reseztdtirs en- Legislature--Orville Blake.
Pro6dte Judy -iiideon Seym mour.
County Clerk john Melarg
County Atxdis.,,-- w illiam GrinnelI I. s@a&s.
County Heas;rer-John g. Beatty. a., q =
Reco7de,-G Gorge w RarretE r z
Proseeatiag AnOrney--Gso. Z Robinson- &
49,. .cvnlh, Edwayd X Harsonss =.
fZfr,nary Dts-ectors-BeJ wcifs.A ATnzf W ilmot,
y. :. Beecher.
Gonlty s"rreyor--;Iedediah Cole.
C1roner--I.ynian Bryant
school kxossiaeys-W. W.-Palton, 5. Puckett.
George Darsie.
Mayors of Incorporated Villages
CARROTS ciUe-O. s. Ferris; za- a-.-a-v.z----.,
6ent-Charles II. Kent;
EdrennG-George F. Robinson.
r,-. justices of the Peace. y, /,
zurord-John l.. Thompson. Worthy Taylor. q,
6rfhafetd-J- l.. Carrier, e. ii. Chapman.
Chdr9estOson-Austin p. Curtiss, s. l.. Morris,
Deerfeid-C- 5. Tiobals. J. II. Holman.
EdiItJHygh-Smith Sanford, Elihu Fish.
Ffankzin-Nelson Barber, Milo Shorts, Isaac
FSeedons-eynlln Briant Heh5SyC JepiGnxsA
Ga,yetesrine-A. a. Barber. James Norton.
Frank Squire.
1Msnfna-AlcnzO n Farr, Henry Cobb.
Helson--A. F.. Hannahs. George Iiedger.
Paimy'a-Orrin Stevens. David NJ. Evans, Thos
Paris-Braineri r seiby. ei Uriahh Hinchclif. AZ
e. Sears. james p. Coe.
Rarenna--Cornelius A Reed, Eleazer Lord.
Roos.so,snAaIffeS AnfFeT Il }asasgS sarlS Otis Reed
G. Eldridge. =. II Smith,
h. Martin, w illiam Paulus.
Wsndham--Gsorge Il. Conant. Tho's o. Angel.
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GROVE AND BASKET MEETING.-The
Uniyersalists will hold meeting in
Henry Wards grove about two miles
soptheast of yR0etstown Center, on
SsndaysAsssses, af1O'a. 4, ,Saad az
ternoOn. Services will be conducted
by Rey. Andrew Wilson, of Kent
To all cordial invitation is extended
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SOCIETIES.

Unity Lodge, No. 12, +, and A. M.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month Ply 4 9E;gisEtH n FfQ
ryrian Chapter, No! 81, Il. a. NJ aua
Meets the third W Wednesday OF each month, In
III Misonic Hall, Phenix Block.
- j. j. RICHARDSON. H p.
10. OsF.-Kavenna Lodae, Ns.65.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
ows' Hall
Ravenna Encampment, No 120,
Meets every 2nd and 18th Fridays Of each month.
Patrons of Hus
GRANGE No. 32-Meets every Saturday. Octo
bor II at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, and on each alternate
Saturday at 1:3D p. NJ, at Grange Hall
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Big Show Coming.

Old John Robinson's Great World 8
Exposition, Menagerie, Museum,
Aquarium, and strictly moral Circus,
will visit Ravenna on Friday, August
9th, with its droves of Elephants,
Giraffes, Ostriches, Sea Lions. Seals,
R:RiY2GerossfQphinads gith sfertY-tWo
cages of other rare animals, 100 ring
horses, 60 ponies, the best and largest
circus in the. uaslds.he,Fhole requir-
ing 10 cars to transportit. Watch and
wait for it.
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FAt AissgrahAs1roId 9SbSi HGb

lnson's big show, posted about town
are very fine and attractive, and the
show is undoubtedly the larges. and
best on this continent.
The Directors of the projected mar.
row gauge railroad running through
the east part of this county, met q
xssk iase aast Saturday and isecated
the road on the route through the
east eastern part IF, lof ;Palnyra and through
North Benton, givisg Deerfield the
ss-by. There is much dissatisfaction
Expressed at the decfsion sonifioBK
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ITRAhNsIWEsTW4R1..

-
TrainseNe.1. 2.sS and IL on malns line run
aIy paIace s,Iii s,eeIniin.u . oaeees on trains
and 12 between Cincinnati and New York
daily.
Connections nc Mansfield with Pittsburg Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad; ut Ravenna with
Cleveland 4 PeS bug Kailroad at Mea&ynle,
for rSe Seassa,e; sd ID psisasgg a - SsSe3sne
Central; and ut Binghampton for Albany,
Springfield, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
'AG A6Gsnssstioas atCiSvslaS.lfa Tyi3T4&Eo,
MiTwai!kee.~ Olnafia, and n1f p6ifits in the
North west.
Close cOnneetiops. at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West .,.i t,,.S ysius4fs ~
No stop-over'' allowed upon local tickets
iirst stopping pissse. and ssaH EbeS ffspurchase
from that point to destination.
% -l;i1g ...Is llaeH T5iW. b. B.:SHATTUO,sf1ol
General Passenger and dFickes,Aeert,I :!
CINcINHATI,O.
z9OES hGpGSeR86
General Superintendent
3Os CLEvELAND.i o.;
...fs.
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Reply to (" A Correction,

Reply to I" A Correction"
In card, lin ther" Republican Dem
oalfen M ftkidftl HrsM.H SYN
pSdSitk4HAi aMamR Rsrancs Leakpe
has issued no, invitation. t. them"
.tHahdEngine No. "a s.(ner has it con on
templated Issuing any TO eatieecreamD
as seems to be the Impression. ~ Now
the facts are briefly these: On the
evening of Monday. July 49, upon my
return from Akron, at about 60 clock,
Mrs. N. B. Skinner and Mrs. Van Me-
ter, the former Secretary, and the lat :
ter an active member Of the League,
met me aEmSlheuae, aid desired to
know how many members there were
Of RAeMx FRI Comessy. and aid
,heE khImade ja4angdi enfs ID lsise
them Ice Cream at the League Rooms
the next evening, III Informed them
that itawould be impossib.e to get the
Company together that evening. at
which the ladies exegessed great re-
gret, and an arrahgeunsnt " al made
with, thein for calling The 4nonp6ey
together on w ednesday evepipg to
take action in reference to thesisvita-
ton. The meeting was ascoedfng gy
held, at which "a members were Ps6s-
ent, and upon the subject beiag laid
before them, they unanimously voted
not to accept the /" invitation," and
deputised M To notify them Of their
action, which 7 did the same evening,
iapas gentlemanly a manner as i knew
how to- It may be, that the Temper
ance League did not officially extend
An inxitaion to TIE 'FfliremenI ofpar-
take" office Cream at@the League
Rooms, but the aboy q facts are indie
putable, and they show that. the pfffE-
cipal managers of that cencerA,s aud
one of fhenn high ofieial, did extend
such invitation. and it certainly is not
becoming for. her to charge or iusinu-
ate that myself or any of my Cempa.
ny are guilty Of, 'falsehood Or, misrep-
resentation; and then, if they did not
extend such Invitation, why. did they
not 80 inform me whenI n otified them
of the action Of the Company - 80 -Nog
tus -s.1i % i. --':ol !, C.S. COTTER, 80
. :. Foreman Phenix Fire Co., No. /.
:RAvENNA, July %, 1875. at o
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y, ~ The negroes of Alabama are ignor-
ing earpet-baggers in their nomina-
tions for the county elections. They
propose TO stake everything ON the
black line this time. -.'.-t 80. ESQ
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IaPRoR. D.MARRk1x, leadax nf Marble Is
Band, Askrono has bNitbdrawnf q from from,
that institution on account or the press
Of business. and the band has been re-
organized UNDER The name of ssThe
Akron City Baiid,s II ss'd t., s..aia ear
- @ts<sftsI u ersz
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New. "A Advertis'ts.
.UBLIC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
r. The undersigned will ofer; for sale at public
auction. ut the late residence of Charles w
Wiilyard. deceased, in the, south west part of
Ravenna, near Muddy Pond on
Saturday. August IL, 1878, ?
the goods and chattels Of said deceased. consists
ing in part of one year old Bay Horse one
Bay Mare 8 years old; One Yearlihg Colt, three
good Mich Cows. Aye Yearlings. three Spring
Drill. Drags. Piows. Gnltivators, Acl; one two
horse Wagon. one Mower. one Wheel Horse
quantity of Hay in barn, six acres of oats in
shock. twenty dozen Rye. four acres of Corn in
Held. two acres of PotAtOs, Ond other articles
too numerous to mention. s.ftt7 ~ ass
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock forenoon
TERMS:-Purchases amounting to s. 90 or less.
to be paid in cash; above that sum- notes on six
months, with two good silreties, will be taken.
OTIS REED, Administrator.
July aSth. 1875, 361-aw ;,
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THE Odd-Fellows of Ravenna will
dedicate their Hall the first of Sep.
TIMBER. Hon. Schuyler Cslfax is to
deliver the address.
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PosTreYEpm;The excursion. which
was projected to Putin Bay for last
Tuesday was postponed till Thursday,
August 18th.
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FoUND.-A Brochs Shawl, which
the owner can have by calling at this
office and paying for this notice.
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Excursion tn Put.Tn Ray.

Excursion to Put.In Bay.
The picnic Excursion to Putin Bay
will take place on Thursday, August
In, Hosit{veiY T ThG fare 46rf the
reund drip swiikb4S 50 co. t~G u
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BOILER ExPLosIoN.-AK Kalamazoo,
Mich, dispatch saysby the terrific ex-
plosion Of a boiler in the saw millof
s. Gilman, four miles nsrth of Gables,
Van Buren, County, two men were
killed, and the Engineer was MORALLY
wounded. The smoke stack was thrwn
over tree, and the body Of one of the
men into the lake. 2
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WANTED.

An active, energetic. and capable man. to
travel through and thoroughly canvass Portage
and adjoining Counties, and obtain consiRn.
ments of Cheese, Butter. and any and all kinds
of Produce that can be obtained, for the under
signed old established Produce Commission
House in New York City. A liberal commiss ion
will be paid to . competent man.
Apply by letter. or otherwise. to
GEORGE MILLER Co.
No. - Broad S.,
3S1-1 New York.
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SfbgE3g sIiEagIAaaag1T

1HERE were seven applicants for
certificates at the last meeting of the
Examiners. The next meeting of the
Board will be held August 21st.
WE had the pleasure of dining at
the Etna House on Sunday last, and
sat down to a table supplied with
everything that an epicure could wish
The Etna is one of the old established
institutions of our town.
Our Mayor and party returned on
rsSiS1s fG9;GS hsfss aStaEasxs as.xg = mas yaa,e
igan, and had a grand time ventila,ing
that Fairchild by Daylight. 1t was a
fishy affair.
We will continue to receive "green.
backs" which the Radicals denounce
as national lies" for all dues to this
office, and are not opposed to any
amount of "inflstion Of that kind
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURG RAILROAD
ON and after May %. 1875. Trains will leave
Stations daily, (Sundays excepted,) rs follows:
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N EW FIR NJ !.
L. P. SEYMOUR & CO.,

Successors to Smith, W0Odru0 = Co., are now
selling at the old stand
IN EMPIRE BUILDING,
From a large stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
BRUSHES, OILS, VARNISHES,
PUTTY, WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PER-
FUMERY, CANDIES, full
list of Patent Medicines, all
OF the Herbs known to- .-
Botanic Pharmacy, and
in fact everything pertaining to -
FIRST GLASS DRUG STORE
Feeling thankful to the public for the kind
mes and confidnece bestowed upon me during
t1be past six years while serving in the capacity
70 visit our establishment at = = -
The Sign of the Big Mortar,
where all Prescriptions will be put mp with the
greatest care and where hope ut ailtiInes 70
be found =. worthy and well qualified"
The circumstances under which start IN bu-
riness require me to make my terms OF sale
ready pay. Come. and will do you good
Ravenna. Feb. q. 1875. ~ ssotf -
"a - = " -. L A..
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MRs. CELIA BuHLE1GH,a a well knewn
weman's suffrage agitator, died in
Syracuse, N. T., on Monday last, the
26th inst. She was IS years of age.
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TeacAers Examiaatiop.
TyHE next examination Of Teachers will be
i held at the Unionschool- House inRavenna.
On Saturday, August 21st, 1875,
Commencing at . O'Clock, A. NJ ana closing at
O'Clock p. N. by order Of the Board.
ssstf. "a I y. WILCOX, Clerk.
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FOGLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE.
hEA.r E-.slsh-a =

'sFHfs sladies Of the League are still
agiHtingsthe water question. saiae-ei,s
THrstepsat the Nortfiftsnt Of Etna
Block are being rebuilt. .-oases adj ~ :
WEa pe f4dsf cft4easg-days.
Let the boIognas alone. ~
,.Aobs-11aehiifi aehiififitfdsIJhirt fitfdsIJ d the sanbdudrshs abddsh
have 9esassbasapHes v zGst~sAot.
saoS0sE of the eboysn think the Tenn.
peranGe,leagners ars:makisg a pretty
free use cards. 80 i -sais,, I 8, ,.o ~ -,
THE weather has Aet tbeens very r..
vorable for hayipy and harvesting for
aiswpsJSi i4tGams91a l6a0I1GK
| sn THEREisl littsesor NO. oomp,aint of
the ravaGes Tie potato bugs Z in nstliis thliis
1 section. ~ iasns-is n"zl iissd ssiii7J s.af9
"A NuMBER Of our people visited
Nslsonb fdges this Week. II is 4. most mo
excellent place to recreate.
The guild housewives are not in the
can can business as much this year as
last, owing to the scarcity Of fruit.
WE understand that our Band is to
be resrsanized, with an Eb Clarionett
as the leading instrument.
WM thg muffin aosqEBb kco5biaos
atP3nH Ad3 3ina LII hugh lld ,pre-
sents his little bill, settle it at once.
An exchange thinks the new pull
back dress should be called the "Sey-
mour." The "csntractionist" would |
be quite As appropriate.
The rs. Y. B's." will picnic at Sandy
Lake on Saturday night, and the as.
y. B's." are invited to participate.
Afyr-lc reH isyhsing put down in
front ceffhe O6dfs House. y X Kole for
about $500 of the peoples money.
The races commenced Tuesday a,
tn" Cleveland Driving Park. Ofl
course RaveRna will be well reyre.
sented.
THE Commencement exercises Of
Mt. Union College took place on
Thursday last and were largely at
tended.
TIE only draw back on the epjoy-
ment of the picnic Mt Twin T0Los NJ, /
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Suf.a9TfT- - zz=---+>s
g. al egls..er As.oei,
.sTheaens.llmeeting sl1l aeer
Association of Fran kl \ - aai6in-
Ing townships will j Is kent,
thes bfsg1 1rhufsda5 Sept kr.
There will be mi s add -
Cot 8. p; Harris xEease.s +
teer speecEss, sxhfl u M
= pic1nic, ,dipaer. PionSoes and oilers
having relics OF S"ys qeldeus time" ara
requested to bring them to the annual
meeting, ,toG l,guodl ,uaflo aulisd bHE
esAhyrpersoni over 81 ixty years Of age
can bece me a member Of the Associas
tion by sending his name, age, date IL
marrfas &, date OF settling in Ohio an and
present residence, u the Secretary.
Ts this annual gathering. Of the Pio-
.eers, al, both old aAdIyoung are cor-
daily inyitedasyia ii qa9A ii.A 81 = 8 4
1sad adl -aANDREw WILSON, Sec'y.
Kent, O., July 9Th, 1875. F'ti M 2
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:. Foreman Phenix Fire Co, No. l
'RAvENNA, July %, 1875. at e'7'

0EssRs. CUKG THOMPSON, for sever
al years the obliging clerk at the Gen.
ter House in this city, and Mr.. W.
Bevington another Of our. enterprising
young townsmen, have assumed the
proprietorship Of the Poe House at
Ravenna, and under their. .skillfsl man
asement it is becoming the most pop:
..'sttr6f%k' H rssyitStap
and hayf an extensive ac4uaintanse
With III frSsefing OF ppusfse. oahha1 o,aha1. ccaant ccat
helpi6ti@v vueeged. VA AasdAcet tfaevis.6.
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- "ff'SONJ OcC "
kent, o., July 9Th, 1876. t''i or'
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-02

-'i'hn nrn,,nr,,- C,rmrrly ownC,i j.,
r y Tho,nnson has hocn purc,,..I
hy =, y var for 81 oun c,s, i,
is considered an excellent bargain
for Mr.. Wolf.
~ ( Woo,,s h,s hoo, ,o;,,l
nv ,ho C,ovor,or .rr;.I 49,,
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icS'''c''cc ''c"r 'i'e "ep1t. on Amelia
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s''o ~ Gay 'S "''i'p'" ~ '''e ro'' :
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it is now left, the road is made worse.
We hope some Of the city fathers
Will personally inspect the intended
improvements near the depot.
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.rrnnhn,n,s Crov, on ,ho .;,u,I, a.,
olino R,iIro,,l ON 'rhursl,y Drtnhrr
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The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-02
circle OF rclatwcs ana lrlcnua.

A,clegram from W Washington, dated
ohe 'oth ut, states:
Inc 1oilhlSslplcfS OF me rrcrd-
man Savings ahd trust Company
VIII commence paying niNid"nt CT
twenty per cent. upon All a"ui'cu
Claims upon 'hc iifSI "i November
hcNl' aI 'l'cif once IN l'arles'ol upon
liic presentation oi pA9"-no"NS or
o''ici cNi"e"c'9 o' '"'cotci'''SS.
'1'l'''''1'i' 'cs''''''S III WIS N'r'''''N
9''o'''o present ''e'r Claims IN per
'o''' ~ '''c'N9 WI nc ''''"'' 20 !'''
o'"c' Vi '''c o''3'''''' "cloS''"sS. ~
s'Si'hcii'H VIII ne recognized OILY 50
'''' rs ti'c "e''Nery "i CHECKS, Is ofi&5i-
many "'a"ll 10 'lie assignee. G"c'.
-1hc Board of school trustee, OF
this township held a mcrlir. on Ia,
s,,ur,,v ,nl ,l., ~ r..,.,l,v ~
elect teachers and make arrangements
to start the free schools ON next Mon
day, They had Il difficult ai.u IN
por'ant duty 10 discharge, and we
give below The result Of their action.
There were seemingly many conflict
ing interests to I'armonizr, but wr
'e,'ese '"'''y IN" 'mpHr''"'Iy' con
s'"cri"s al lac's and circumstances
"e'o'c v''rl''' 'n'N l'"N''nnra'"r'd 7"
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-02

nc post Office will not be open
,o."iglJ for the delivery Of the Co
amhiN mail.
During the week including last
Saturday, Geo. II. Cornclson has
prr"hatcd 1872 bales and Ball, Scoy;,,
: I'm 2l2 bales Of cotton. IT. is
np" selling from | 81 to II cents
pe nnd.
nc things have been trans
l,iuu8 | or burg which rival The
lpnrN, Arabian Nights Entertain
lu We reserve that local till our
ncx. lc.
Dr. Wcbsters return has been
delayed by the illness of Mrs. Web
stci, iut we arc glad to state that
Mrs. Webster has so far recovered
That they may be expected by The
Inst ofncxt week.
TEMPERANCE ORGAN -Mcssrs. J
" . =. Bailey arc making arrange
.''e''s. @ supply long-lclt want in
th1 tc-a temperance journal
AeJ propose to publish the Ien,Dcr-
4@ec " "seroer at GrccnviIlc rs soon
rs 3r9 subscribers arc secured