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, 1875-10-02


practical mechanic wtites to tho Now York
Sun TN tho above subject: "In 1868 tito boil
ers Of tho UuiteI States gun, bnat anchored OF
The Battery ospiotfcd, ami taonts -esven Of ller
crow perttled. Her boilers werB inA,tp In a
ahop favored bv woIl-knoWu Government Of
fetal. and worked on thom. Every laan that
struck thom with a hammer knows that they
wcro not strong enough 10 take tho vesael to
sandy Hook. Tho foreman waR = driver aud
l,e said That hn didn't care damn wtothot tley
lasted that ha wanted to aot thom out of tho
top ~ soon Ms poes'btc, aud TINT lo suprosod
nnylhihR vns good es,nugh for thu navy. Al
tla0nGh tho men knew tina. tt wns equal 10
cummittlnR murder In tito first degree, thoy
lot tho flsnRe Gn out in an utterly unacrvice-
ablo condition, becausc lhey feared tllat il
tliry spoke shout it they might bp discharged,
Tho Inspector tested the buiicrH tho foroinhls
assured lin that they had been carefully made
although 10 know that they wore bad work and
worse iron, and the boss save,l q few dollars
through tho foremAns lAck Of pr,nciple
Twonty-sevon liyce. luwoscr. wero tho cost nf
this economy. Soon afterwards two botIesn
wero constructed for tho steamship Empire
State, In tho samo shop. Two months altar
I think Of the WesttelA explosion stn dnhcart-
vncd. In cou,se OF tho loug inquest that fol-
lowed. not ono hUor-n,Aker MAS called 10 tue
witness chalr Thcso welo great many boiIor-
Them could have slovn ,Ioas,s. Iinswcii.
Copeland, 5ightall, atd the other great
experts Of the day. inside OF ten min
uteB whero tho fault lay. Tho oxplo4ion ia duo
to lad iEutl. bad work, and an llnsciupuo,ls foro-
man. should have been tho verdict. Whou tho
Dean l!ichmoud burst her nange-jlead yenr or
30 ago, lisr pasBcnRors, though they did not
know It, we're on to brink OF a ARsery grave.
The cause OF tho dsaster was a soft patch un-
skilfully put Oh. The Crescent City Was neAr
going to tho bottom f1w months ago, OIL nc-
cunnt Of bud work and bad matornls In tho con-
, 1875-10-02

fEtO-tb fFN f}HNET.
S.N FRAsc1sco. Cal, Oct. l.-Navai paymsstcr
]. =. Cunningham arrived hero last hight, In rc-
Iesc Tayrnster spanI,ltuE. Tho Court If Inquiry
will assemble ut Marc Island. Oct t to cxan,ino
SEaul,ling's accounts. The nttcr IL supposed to
DO involved hv the reculations Of q. NJ. rinney
tho Into rnrchae,ng clerk. Admiral Rodgers. III
tic A1nre fnland Eavy-farti, STATES TINT ho does
not knnw tho amount Of the dofalcation Int It
is Hnprosed to DO vcry large. spna!'liny lat
night stated that tho lnaa will fnfl Oh It'vihuas.
not on tho pepartn,ent; tl,as rinneys ffaldn
consisted In frandulenty tlIl'ng ~ certificates
Tor payments t'uo on contracts which nd beon
signed III blank by sra1IdnE. and i'ylnsh'catlnG
them to cortnln part'cs with tin notes OF ro-
spbnsbio parties attached. ntId that the makers
aud ipdorsers Of tho nntes vi be lable. spaula-
Ing cain,s that ,o knew nothing OF lilo transao-
tions until the certificates weIo presented for
payment.
SAN FrASc1Fco. Oct. lit Is now raid that
tho uccu!stinna of innoY, tho dcfau1ting clcrk
Of the Navy Department, vii! amount tn over
rion. payn'astor Cunningham entered tron
tie duties of the office to-day, vico bpauldlng,
relieved
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old lady, Woods took tho back track
instant~r, and, going tn Mashers' home. ralpcn
ht thr door. alashesa appeared and denied lin
A,in,iuanro. Woods attempted tn 60 in
bv force, wl1cn Mall.ers hschn'gcd a
gun At him; but. Woods shocking
Tho barrel aa,.Ie, tito ccntcnts lndseh in
tho sloor-caaing. A GtruEglo then ons,ict IN
whicl, Woods fell under a{sthera, wiIero.pon
tue latter called for = lntchcr-knfe.
which Mrr. Woods mort lovingly pro-
vldod. Woods tl,cn Hurrcntloled. nnsf
promised to leave tie country. lie wa released.
MatI,c.H was arrested. mud ordered 10 furnish
honda to arrenr befarn tho District Court on the
charge Of atlntcry. whic', i,o gave and returned
10 hts frlond, Mrs. Woods.
, 1875-10-02

n.nla. without exception sccr Immediately hfser
eating? Dn ws not feel lkn sleeping after
rscl dny'a last mcal7 and is II not by MI otfoss
Tint wa etlako on elccp7 Evidently tl.r body
searns for Rloop. Exercise immediately after
Every meal Ia pcrnic0ns. Heat IL healthfni.
What rest can compare with Hlccp which ro1oeeH
the mirt, tho tnnEa, avon tho hcntt7 Fen tho
reaenntH. No pnrsons enjoy batter heafsh than
they tlt'. nufper Is tho hcst meal pf their tny.
No sooner have they supped than shov go to
bed. Look at the actors. There wna 1tus',It.
lin siincd At .. went to his dressing room In tho
1ta!iRn Orera-ltonso. and alcpt I'll tho theatre
q. oneA tn tloors. At midnight ho suprrd
heartily. and straight 10 bed ho wnnt. 1Io ifo1
nj ahoor old agu. ION know Mons. Tllictn'
i'nbit Tie moment dinner ends. hc
stretches himBef out to sleep, and s1eetH
M honr. Tho tsu1l, IT, II ynu link hbont you
tllero will DO found that this Etoat majority of
mon 90 to aloep Immediately nItor making their
hest meal. yon 70; tairlt hover eaw anvwlIere
in tho world healthier or stronger woron than
lhn.e Of the gEons markets. What is t!loir rnlo
Of life ? Dinner and 10 bed. Iakc anotsor. the
worry opposite ca astronomers. IheY keop
late hours. Their best meal il tnken when tho
stars Say ''' I'd uignt." Then they 20 10 sleep.
lid yon l., 4car Of M astronon,oE tlving under
f007 The gfcht mninrtY Of rervhntA anl me-
chantcH 90 to sleep Immediately aftcr takif,g their
beet ,neal. They nro right. Ilaes ol'nY Saturo'B
voice, which alvaya glvtB judicious counsel.
, 1875-10-02

Sptefat Dtspafeh to TAs chteago tribune.
Ponr HURON Mloh., Oct. 1.-Dowu-props w.rersy
Huron City and consort, Gernants end consori
Cofllnberry and consort; aehss Ga!tat!n and G q
Wetsel.
ur-Props City Of New York, Ayizona, Annis 1.
cratg Asia D. II. Wilson, Mary Irin8lo and hraa;
schrH alontmotcncy Northumberland, 8padcmau.
"1aD-fortheast, fresh. Misunderstanding.
Sptrtat I,israteh to 1As Chie4ga 1r,tuns.
-, FORT HvAoS, Mich, uct. l--1D y. m.-DowN-fEoN
HetIons, Quebec uehr F. Il. Danfotth.
UP-frops Van Allan, Tustlo and consort. Tradti
aud baFges, George King and barRrs, Eoaou Mills md
har0ess New York and barRcs,
NtaD-aYest, gent!o; weather clear.
, 1875-10-02

MISCELLANEOUS.
Depth OF waeof on Carrollton Bar Sept. 20, ftet.
Tho buffalo Courier ststea that the sc1r q. L. Watson
which wss out In tho rocent blow ou Lake Erie I'D
WAS owcd In port by Lie tug Notion from streA.t OF
Sturgeon Pon Ia lying as ths elevator With bes1eea
$4,000 and 1000 bu OF "hexted" corn In her hold,
about Third Of her cargo. -. Two fishermen natnea
G. g. Tullcn aud 4. g. Warwick. Of 1ort HnIe, left sh
place In small sailboat with cargo Of aa'ea tot
Qoder!ch On tue 30h aud layo not bsen heard fToia
Toiedo mad. ssys th.s tbe sesr drsnta,1a1I
Of st.. Cathariuas, Oas. was foaasa
a. A.. Tps1 = ,s1 H. fsw asya sso fSs , KaSssdd e.Sy,d
through tho Wellaud canal without lIgbteFIng .Ias
work of lightcsing the sehT =, Il. Masph sAho1s ~.
~ sa.5 saa
aimee teen docks for Examination q hss tos.on n
i. t, Watson snteFod protest on ,z!1al in port a.nD!
rasaed through three heavy storms on her pass&ssi XXI
.own, ON on Lake Michigan, one on Lake nufoa -
survey was bad upon It yesterday and ~ fonna nj
through aud through In sscaks, 90 that It ~ aoao
.ny portion ean 10 secured ry Te earso .nI
hann, REd IL fully Insured. suFEey WI 10 noae ~
The yessel - she IL u hef ob
IT, Detroit r. trt aay, that 1 a4.5n .ae at as
QoolenouYh out gu Lake Huron with F4!t ~.
Ing to Harrison Crowl of Geveland aud Sous .nor,
nssr S.nd Doscd After bringing the ru.!n!e, oss ,ss
to Port Huron, tho aoodcaouHh, accompanied " II Il
hlyer Queen, went hAck. and thcy IRE now wv In
tha 4totM hgA not pHGtente1, III +ffM9 " 1~e
be2ched portion.
TUE BFpRN At DErNoFr
Tbs brisk wtsttrly wind which sPIanK uP ~ o,r LII
Ing increased to Tho furr OF gallo shortly befors I'LL
night and uuaber Of dIsastars ara alreAdy sepor1 r
Thres hArgea Light, aud IN low Of tue stea.n natsS
nsr, uent sAhore the head of Fighting is'sa. III
Low hsr1 and lie Captain Of The Turner on sIn'ns
ii this post 10 ousl up, on teing asked Il b. wansa 3
s....ee pue! .n.xerS .h.t as alendsth a1 ths op
Arizona vhich aFrYsd up 2tout go'ciock frunl buus
tsa1 il asvazs gallo he s.er knew, and sa..
prop barge Concord aud four eargsa ~ss* ~ ,ns A
1t UaF Vout Tbs emr jag Cooks dus hsss ao1t, tt.,.s
b u, dl not a11ise until a3u " H.. aud tae HHsL
and steamer WAS About hye huuEs lste On lAas -
stmr Ama2ou I'D not Lavs for Milwaukee, uhan ~
.. u. tbs Minussis, however, arrived :. os.ns
HAran % tims thia moEplug. ass*s,
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AA1tmum thermometer. IS: minimum, ~,
GENERAL OHSEHvATI0aH.
ttuI-Aao. TIT 1-1fIfnf0h
, 1875-10-02

TIEINOTS q WTEHIGHN CANAL.
nntn0EronT, Oct 1.-Ann1vEp-sunlcau Lo:ts
rort 6,l0Q bu Data; Gen. 8hermau, Morris, 5,9N ba
corn; Gen. Mcclellan. 5000 bu corn; nrl!iant Nor
rit, 5000 bu corn.
CLEAnEn-W. A. sseo], ChannAhon, H. sod II tunbs,
- III shingles; Monte Csis.o Seneca, 1851 It iut-
bcr, 37.H3J laih; First National, Jolirt 70 nmb.t
o. n !ath, GO u shingles; prop Montauk, LoekpoF1
4,49J bu wheat.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
TO THE
Thinking Part Of Community


Biackmailing, malice, selfshness, Jealousy.
arrogance, tyranny, covetousness. extortlon,
faisehood and SANDER. all. within the last Few
years. have entered suits against me to the
amount Of $40 900. without the least snaoow OF
justice. and have prosecuted them with all the
frey malignancc OF demons But have come
out OF them all without the smell Of hre on my
garments They remind me OF heoid iiiiterae
pioneer preachers division OF his sermon. VINO
got it into his head that it was necessary TO use
ene personal Pfonouh nc oi' @ai ocD"sions- Aie
took for his text: THE Devil is going about ike
. roaring lion. seeking whom he may devour.'
And, brethren. shall discuss this very import
ant subject under four general heads And
firstly. Who the Devil he was, Secondly. W here
the Devil he was going Ihirdly VINO the
Devil he was after. Fourtnly, What the Devil
ne was roaring AoouI- - lit+ ~.
And whilst their bloodhound. have been bay
ing On my .s - - It,. a,,ono
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
,SiSs -.
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.

y et4- GhEEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.
1t is natural for people suffering
with Dyspepsia and LIVER Complaint
or any arrangements of the digestive
organs, such a. Sour Stomach. Sick
Headache, Habftual Costiveness, pal
pitation Of the Heart, Heart burn,
Water-brash, gnawins and burning
pains at the pit of the Stomach, Yel.
low Skin, Coated Tongue, and disa-
greable taste In the mouth, coming up
Of food after eating, low spirits, &C.,
to put off from day to day buying an
article that they know has cured their
neighbor, friend or relative, yet they
have no faith in it until 1t is toe late.
But If you will 60 to your Druggist,
BELDING & ARMSTRONG, and get q
bottle of GREEN's AyGysE FLOWER
your Immediate cure is as certain as
you live. Sample bottles Of this med.
icine can be obtained for 10 cents to
try its superior virtue, =. -,
Regular size "a cents. Try it, two
doses will relieve any case.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

TO Col G.. w. Low has disposed of his
pump works to Messrs. Robert Knapp
and w. W. Clements, who will carry
on the bus4ess st tbe old stapdy We
understand the Colonel designs vfsit-
ing the Pacific coast this fall. The
new proprietors are upright, honora-
BILE gentlemen, and by their industry
and strict attention to business will
merit success.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

!. = !, a,.-i i've wears .,st j. n;ss been main
La4Aht'> WiI unt >a IA led success,
growing esish yea larger and more
varied, while the coming Exposition
promises to surpass all previous ones
in the extent and magnifcence of its
display beginning September 9Th,
the Atlantic & Great Western Rail-
road will sell tickets from all stations
on the line and return at excursion
ratee, good for return until October
18th. s..,.,.5,,, ,.i...s..g s.r.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
TRAINS WESTWARD.

daily =
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. 1. 2, 3,
and 12 between Cincinnati xnsl New York
daily. - -. = - -.
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne Chicago Railroad; ut Ravenna with
Cleveland Il Ptttsburg Railroad; at Meadville,
Union and Cory for Oil Regions at Corning
for Rochester and points ON the New York
Central; and 1t BinghanIpton>for Alhhnc.
Springfield, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land.
Connections at Cleveland for Toledo, Chicago,
Milwaukee. Omaha, and all points in the
North west.
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
No stop-over'' allowed upon local tickets
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
first stopping place. and may then rcpurch.se
from that point to destination
W. b. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
CINCINNATI, o.
P.D. COOPER
General Superintendent.
3Os CLEVELAND. o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
Gross and sickiyE Cbifareh Jan

Cross and sickiy ChHareh can
be made healthy and strong by ,regu,
lating their stomachs and bowels with
Castoria. It is more effective than
Castor xOib and is as .pleasant TO take
as honey. 7 For Mind Collie, Sour
Stomach, Worms and h0mtiyeness,
there is nothing in existence equal to
Castoria. s,soo ,om
Why,will yeotf suner fromRheum-
atism, Sprains, Stiff Joints Swellings,
Burns, Scaads sor Weak Back, when
.the Cenfahri Liniment affords certain
relief. Many articles SCOT hepaintO b
certain extent but. the Centaur Lini-
ment cures. The white tiniment is
for the, human familY,tie Yellow Lin
iment is for ,holses aud animals.sasra ..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
New Advertis'ts.
CE]NTAI||:!U|::|R | !
e Is,
$50 tN8s.t NSE .&u aV
LINIMENIS.

So nearly perfect are the recipes OF these won :
derful pain soothing and healing Oeptaur Lin
iments, that we can confidently say they win
muscle derangenents We do not pretend that
they will mend broken Log or extermfnate
the inis%%ssioa and stop. the S ps,tx = NSr aSs sse
we guarantee the proper results where the body
Is poisoned BY whiskcy. Tempefance IL as
dition. 3.f1 -. ,,.s-f
The White Centaur Lfnimeueis ,,srticn.
iarly adapted TO all Eases OF Kheumatlsn
Giamhhaso Nearalxia. Erysipslas Itch srsains.
scatiea bscn Fans IL the siSs
Ear-ache. Tooth ache. aead-sciie. Ulcers, Old
Throat. Group. Diphtheria, etc The most Of
these complaints the Centaur Liniment wiii
tract the poison from bites and ssi~ss, and I
The following is butts sample OF Z thousand
"ANrIoca. ILL, Dec 1. 1874.
Sufferer from Rheumatism. She has tried many
physicians and many remedies. The only thing
am rejoiced to say this has cnred her"
Nv. H. RING, Postmaster
It is an indisputable fact that the 'Ceutsur
effected BY any preparation In eristsncs:-iiEe
ing. STRENGTHENING fingers and joints which had
6een stin for SIX years. taking the soreness from
Csntaur Linisens viii bs witSis rsaeS :sd WiIsn N
than any amount Of money paid for, medical At
tendance When physicians are called they
frequently aS gss this Linimens. and 81 1courss
'""rse sc'eral prices for It. gss ,t01ns =
.d!pas:sa da: 1siasS Z 4. :sa.s
the amin al creation It's effSacfs uvnon savern
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
RIFLE SHOOTING.
= Excursion to chautauqua Lake.

- = =
ESeS Excursion to ChautauGua Lake
On Saturday last large number of
people from Akron, Kent, Ravenna,
Warren and ether towns on the line
Of the AIS e. w. Ry., had grand
excursion to Lake View, on Chautau.
qua Lake. There were eight cars load
ed with passengers, numbering over
five hundred persons. The train reach
ed Lake View about neon and started
on its return trip at seven in the even.
ing, giving the excursionists about
seven hours at this popular and de-
lightful resort. Chautauqua Lake is
one Of the finest inland bodies Of wa
ter in the country, and of all points of
attraction upon its borders none is
more pleasant and delightful than
Lake View. 1t is situated on elevated
ground four miles up the lake from
the thriving city of jamestown, N. r,
and commands . fine view Of the Lake
and it's surroundings. Great pains and
taste have been shown in fitting it up
as Summer resort, aud although this
j. but the second season since it was
cpeped for visitors, it has become
justly popular. Those visiting this
delightful spot may consider them
selves fortunate if they make their
headquarters at the Lake ViewHouse,
which is under the management of
our young friend and former tewns-
man Charles L. Slough and his moth
er, who spare Ne pains t. promote the
comfort oftheir guests, aud are popu--
lar with all of thom. 1t is a first
class hcuse IN every respect. 4FF
Those who participated in the sex-
'cursion win feel thankful to the man.
ayers of the A. & G. w. Ry. for af-
fording them so pleasant an affair at
such small cost.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

Cor. Corrrk itas received from the
manufacturers at Medina, n. Y, the
new force pump for the Court House
park well. 1t has the Russell patent
vertical action attachment, with four
fnch cylinder and twenty inch stroks,
and is, doubtless, the finest pump in
the county. s1' s'''' '''' q : ''' @''''-' d
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

WE are under obligation to L. c.
Merrill, Secretary of stha ~Mahoning
Valley Agricultural Society, fer a
complimentary" to their Fair which
takes piacs at Newton Falls, Oh Wed,
nesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept.
22d, 23d and Oath.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

'sbTBE Directors of the Eastern Ohio
Fair, 70 Sc held in Alifahce on wed
nesday, Thursday 81 Friday of next
week have engaged M. NJ. c"Brick'3
Pomeroy to deliver AN address, on the
last day of the Fair.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

ThE eighth annual reunion of the
Fl0fth Regiment o, v, I. takes place
ihithis village on the dist Inst, ono
week from .pext Tuesday. a large
attendance and pleasant time is an
ticipatedsIho .Ann3vkS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

ON Monday evening bold thief
went to the store of j. G. Beatty, and
while the proprietor and clerk were
busy waiting on customers. appropri-
ated a couple Of hats and walked off
with them, ana diligent search failed
TO reveal his Hher'eealbeuts; IT 10 n.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

N. CffEk& T Co.,I iSxt door u
stocking 1fhf aas lnIsCftmsnt at,bi Il
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Rubbere,
&c, for the early Fall trade. Call in
4u4 see them.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

fng Of the Association at the same
place on the fret Thursday of Septem-
Der. 1876.
Then came the doxology, after
which the benediction, when the com.
pany scattered oyer the pleasant
grounds to enjoy themselves in vari-
ous spsrfs. y ff F7G. F ff
THE OLD ONES.
The oldest person present was Mrs.
Sally III. Peck. aged 81, of Streetsboro !;
the oldest man, Elisha Burnett, aged
80, of Kent; the ages of the pioneers
ranged all the way from 70 TO 81 years.
The names of few Of the older ones
are given below, in connection with
those abeye mentioned: John Dewey
and wife, aged respectively IS aud SS
Years, Of Franklin; the combined ages
LIS years, or probably more than any
couple in this, part of tho State ::
Rebecca Myers, 8S; Catherine Tucker,
SS; Betsey Lappin. So; Robert Msrris
ST.. T. Burnhan, 81; Edward Russell,
81; Mrs. NJ. "A. Furry, 80; Rebecca
Pike, "a ;. Stephen NJ yers, 81; John
Tucker, 81; John v. Gardner, 81;
Christian Cackier, S5; H. A. Loomis,
"a; Andrew May, SO; Mrs. Burnham,
81; Eli Cannon, SO Fanny Cramer, 81.
= y -: THE; DECEASED.
Those deceased since the enrolling
Of the names in October, 1874, were
Samuel Olin, of Streetsboro, died No
vember p, 1874, aged 81: Mrs. Mary
Clapp, Of franklin township, aged IS:
Schuyler Cutler, of Ravenna. on his
18th birthday, July 80, 1875; John
Boosinger, died March 18th, 1875, aged
80 years. Mr.. Boosinger came to Ra-
VIENNA in 1900, and in 1908, to Tall
madgs, Summit county. He was one
of the Oldest settlers in Portage coun-
ty. and was one who cleared the
ground where, the present town of
E3aveMna stands. ..
II @ RIFLE SHOOTING.
One Of the most inter ssting features
Of the day was the rife shooting By
Il Of the old men present. A prize OF
$3ywas offered for the best shot, and
$SSfor the second best shot; distance
70 yards. The youngest competitor
was 20 years old, the oldest 80. The
fret prizs Wasi won by Deacon H. |
Bradley, aged "a. OF Kent, his shot
7;16'ef an inch from the cen
ter OF the target. The second prize
was taken by Elisha Burnett, aged 81. |
OF Kent, who struck l l-16 inches
from tAescenter. The score ranged |
ron '-Io 9f ar ,inch 10 8 iuches and !
IL waa 'e..l~..>,-,E l..!5 nc Oldeat men |
AAa iifc 4>Sst ~stOta. -,.4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

,,I,will pay as.special apremiam 5of
$500 for the best collection of cut
Aowers not lejatiaa tsteutytvarieiils.
~ HoRAeE X. BHEsE. =
c. L: BxhrLrrr, sscy!s Portage Co.
Ag1. SocietyslHo onAJzvsJo 30
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

The thirtieth annual Fair Of the
Peftage Comfy Agricultural Society
wfn commence on Monday, Sept. Goth
one week from pext. Mssday.r The
.ficers of this6dstf krs using SeSety
effort to mike the Fair as pleasant and
profitable as any former one, and
every farmer, mechanic and manufac-
tnrer should aid them in their efforts.
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H&f Oh general SuPHy VI OcnOOl
Books, School StationexH &C.. go to
II. Y. Woodruffs, Empire Building,
opposite Court House,
THE .t..on a. ife.a oy.,ei.i,!a.
hand.
LAST Friday was ono of the hottest
days Of the season. : Nooaa zmaas
!. The weather begins to assume the
appearance of autufnh. hi'h9FAA
The County Commissioners were in
session on Monday and Tuesday.
The Ravenna5 Union cscheolg cons
menced their fall term Oh Monday.
y p FLATH has returned from New
York and has stacks of new goods! y
WE understand that, Clara Wild
mans Dramatis Company will appear
at the Opera House, about Fair time;
We had brief but pleasant call on
Wednesday of last week from Col W.
T. Bascom, Of the Canton Rep and
Rep 4! 1IaTE WaT
The finishing touches are being Civ
en- to Mechanics Block, and it pre-
sents very fine appearance. 5.s :. !,
The Ravenna Saengerbund gave an
entertainment at the Opera House last
s,;',ss sssy+A,,.I.gr ~ bSssl bgS,ss. |. III! 21,l
ment for the benefit of his creditors.
d. i. Wells is the assignee.l OH :
The arches erected by the Odd Fel-
lows for grsRE a@olay S1 rths
lst inst., are still standing, but their
beauty has faded muchly. te4i--s sll,. >
The RAIDS of this county are making
an effort to initiate little on the 23d,
Salary-Grabber, Credit -MObilier, De-
Golyer- pavement Garfield a1d Hayes
ares the Attractions. s.sf.' iess T. --a'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09

WE make up our account of the
s,eeting of the Pioneer Association
from the report of the Akron Beacon.
that had n reporter on the grounds,
but are compelled to abbreviate some
what 10 save space.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-09
4

The Portage County Teachers Asso-
citation will be held at Nelson Ledges,
on Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1875.
The Trumbull County Teachers As
sociatioh ate invited t6lbs present. q
+ Let all turn out, and have a GOOD
TIME