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Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-09-22

THE Rising Daughters OF SepulelIre" is at
~ sterious title of colored female shet
Cation i'll Jacksonville, Tia.
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LOCAL AEEAlEs.

lev. VIM f. Moore, b. D., of Colnml,n- OHIO
viii preach this eveuing at ~ o'clock in the
West Presbyterian Church. an arc cordially i'll
vitpd.
Tho ferry boat Pennsylvania of the rhilade-
phia * Camden line. winch hiss been undergoing
repairs at the IL. Il II. Co yards sailed yaster-
day, aud the PerlesS OF tie Gloucester limo
cGme III.
Ia our mention Of the oponing Of tlia r. ". q
H. double track, tile other day it was stated that
this track did not oxtend over tho bridges. Over
tho Spsqnehanna 1t does ncr, hut trains usa4
eNch other IN perfect safety over bo'h tho Bu,a
and Gunpowder rivers.
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aleW A0rfrtisrNtnts.

SSORS AND SHEARS, BANK
~ trimmers, ladies' button hole nail. lace AMI ein
broiering ana pt cSet SCISSOR. For gale b.
Hd, T.. EljLASS
9irNRrt.t ST. eet, v. itpin.Tph
Unable. AND DEo3EkE BNiyllS AND
IL forks Ebony AMI Rosewood Handles with fine
steel fork. For sale By
NAi. II. DIi.LAEE
ia Market streed SimDgtoL
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l9uHmes Aesar.s.
E1l4N A]l7TsAIS' SAVINGS RANK,
&"
b- I4slEEr sTRRRT,

Incorporated February gs, 1881.
tpen 10 rcai2e daposits daily from O. A. n, upt1
4, =. ~ sud on 's'uoaiay and Saturday ,2eaings,
sglrs - o'cloat.
- DEsii-A ANNUAL DIVIDEND, At THE RATE
N Elk poT cent. IA, besu rss0isrly paid on deposits
since tile organization u the nnS and 1t Ia the eY-
pootatian Gf the Managers, tnet this rate OF diyi-
ucuds Will ~ cOlt.nu..'.
Whet dyideu1l qis not withdrawn they are &C.
eonD.ei as dapGEfs. Tlrs permanent deposits,
oO.aisrnf tr9tf interest tvtee IN esSh year.
kANLaER5:
WILLIAM HILtEs, Gf.oEGs W. Brsu,
CARMEN y SsFYrE. GSOBis S. CkpgAhs,
G5Aiii.ss W. noTAASn IL. i. LJcHyEysTEIs,
E9-TAg1 DiRiINgTslN. It-TSEi3L Il. BENSON
6t'iaV :. lUEs, .'1s .. jAcsEns,
e. ". <TNNsyEfERS N'A. Il. oTiFT,
'trr--S2 2!s.sli;e.
u. 8. LnLLS2, ff.sidsnt
c 10. y. t..f.s-. '''a ir5siisnt
7N-is-i' =. u IN vre17 'T-e gur
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HANDSOME FLowERs.-Oue of the handsomest
flower yards in McDoweyille or in Wilmington.
ia that Of Albert Thatcher. He makes
speciality OF geranium-, and his beds of that
beautiful flower are artislically laid ont and
present beautiful appearance. He and Jacob
u. Sharp at Delaware Avenue and Tatnali street,
are both experts III nlwer gardening, and vie
with each other as to who shall produce tho
liandeomest results.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-09-22

DRAWING ScHooL, d. |. III. A.--The Drawing
School of the Delaware Institute of Mechanic
Arts was opened in the rooms OF the Institute,
last evening, under the charge OF Mr. Il. W.
Johnstone as principal, and Mr.. J. II, Noronha.
a Brazilian, as assistant. A class of sixteen
was formed which was larger than at the COM
mencement of last season, and it is expected that
this number will exceed the greatest of last
season-thirty-two. Instruction is furnished
in mechanical drawing and geometry. No fee
is exacted from pupils, aud as the instruction
is free young men particularly should avail
themselves of tho opportunity here offered.
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t1}&Sr MigitGEGN


wYiu, ABOUT ID bEdfN ON THE 'Ew ALnsS pRYnuY
-EAyiGATiON ores Adhtv-YARAf y;aIl, AND
fHE HoRsF DisEAnE.
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MORE NOTICES TO OUR. Yesterday Y. A Tay-
or, clerk in the engineering department. and
Dr. T.. NJ Plunkett, clerk in the City Auditors
Department, were notified'that their services
would not be needed after the lst Of October.
Who the Democrats are that ara to take their
places has not yet been made known, but the
removals are altogether f0r the purpose OF max
ing room for members OF that parry.
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FoCETH ANNUAL CONVENTION Ui THE BENEFICIAL
UNION.
At New Castle, yesterday, the fourth annual
convention of the Catholic Beneficial Union of
Delaware was held, Wm. Bowe presiding. Dol
egates were present from the several societies
in this city.
The Committee on Resolutions reported the
following. all OF which were adopted
Tirst-FayoTiug representation in the Ma
tional Union through the State organization
alone.
5econd-An assessment of capitaton tax Of
ten cents.
Third d-Recommending the formation OF a fund
orphans OF deceased members, and appointing
n committee to confer with the Ht. Rev. Bishop
in fur.herance of the object.
Fourlh-Increasing the Executive Committee
to one from each society.
Endorsing tho action of j. j. Tower,
delegate to the last convention of the l. O. B. U.
Bernard j. Oonohue and Thomas Fedigan
were elected delegates to the National Conven-
ton III Rochester.
Tho following officers were then elected for
the ensuing year:
Decentralization Bowe.
Vice Presdeut-LGwrencc Messck.
Secretary--Iohn j. Toner.
'rrsasurer--JOhn McClosley.
Executive Committee William Rowe, A j.
Peters, Michael Maloney, Thos s. Clark, Peter
Traynor, J. Jerome Smith, Henry Foster
The convention will hold its next session in
this city in May next.
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GUN uMBlsiGhllA:', NEW AND HAND
~ some, made 10 rrder, just received.
". Is stiAlP,
7rnYth and Nlit.t -irpa;a
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M ATTlNa We HAVE NOIs IN
II 4 stock whts and check canton mattlngs, b
the piece " yard. III the lowest prices.
~ ~ SHARP
Fndrth AMI Market Sfpents
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LoAS SALES Tho Mutual Loan Associations
at ita l1ith monthly meeting. last evening, sold
money as follows lst sercs, SllOO. at .; End
$1,000. 33 10: 5th, 1900 at 81, and 1920 a6 ~.
The lirandywne sold, last evening, sL3JJ. at
par.
The Cuion Loan meets. this evening.
y. L. c. A.--Tltc quarterly meeting Of tie
managers of the ). +. q. A. 5ocieiy was hold,
Yesterday. Routine business engaged the at
tention of the society. Copies of tbs conetltu
ton and by-laws, with the amended act passed
at the last session of the Legislature were or
dered TO be printed for gratultous distribution.
fEsNA. MILITARY AcADEMY. Y.--Fhis institution
under tho able management OF Col. Theodore
Hyatt, well known IN this city, purruea . very
successful career in its extensive bulilDes at
Chester. The Fall term opened with large
number Of new students, ON the Sta instant.
Soc card elsewhere under uhe head OF E1ucG-
tloual.
DTacHAhdE Or Basin HANp4-Iiast evening so
hands were discharged from work on tile Cool
Spring Reservoir. The discharge was made
are informed Oh account Of the impOssibil.iy of
keeping go many hands proitaby employed at
tho present stage OF the work. Or those dis
charged the majority were coored men, from
tie fact that at the other diecharge bnt few col
orsd men were laid Off.
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OR 90 GENT S .

ElLACK TAtIlSE.-WE HAVE RE
. < oetyci direct from the Importer full line Of
theee elegant goods, TO " hich we invite attention
" u. S4&bc
soUr5n ami MAI NJ Snt4e'9
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-12

THE SEcRET.-Those who prize q
beautiful head of hair, (and we know
eur lady friends all do) will thank us
for q few words on the invaluable
qualities of AYERS HAIR VIGoR as q
dressing. In our own case it heals q
humor, keeps the head free from dan
druff and scurf, steps the tendency of
our hair to fall, and heightens its
beauty. A slight touching with it re-
moves the coarse and dry appearance
which neglected hair puts on, imparts
rich gloss, and makes us presentable
in the most fashionable company. Such
rare qualifications, presented in . sim
gle preparation, create for it an sndur-
ing value but add to these the faculty
of restoring to gray locks their youth
full color, and maintaining our good
looks with so small an expenditure of
time aud attention, and you stamp it
q prime favorite with the public, and
ensure its permanent aud enduring
p6pularity,-HunsoiRe, Ala, Repu6-
lcan. 'th
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County Convention.

We desire to call the attention of
our Democratic friends throughout the
county to the fact that our Conyea-
ton for nominating candidates for
county officers is to be held noxt Sat-
urdsy, and to urge upon them the i'm
pertance of having full delegation
from every township present. We
should put in nomination ticket
composed of eur very best men and
then go 10 work vigorously to organ
ize and get ready for the great fight.
There has not been an election for
many years of greater Importance than
the present, and the Democracy of
Portage county should prepare to do
their full share in achieving the grand
victory that awaits US in October.
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HIRAM.

Correspondence.
The recent extended rains have IN
jured the oat crop to considerable
extent. The early oats haye been so
beaten down that it is very difficult to
gather them, and the late ones are
badly rusted. Not more than a two
thirds crop will be realized.
Mr.. Hurd, of Nelson, who has the
contra cts for the bridge and culvert
structures in this town, has been at
work for some time getting stone for
the structures.
A young man by the name Of
Myers from Braceville, at work in the
quarry, fell several days ago, and was
so injured that he has not been able
to labor any since.
The A. & G. w. Ry. Co. have erect
ed station house at Jeddo, for the
accommodation of passengers at that
point. The building though not
large, is neat, tidy and amply coMno-
dious, and a great accommodation.
The six ladies who dedicated the
building last Friday, were very much
mistaken in supposing that no gentle
men witnessed the ceremonies. When
next they dedicate may We be there
to hear. II.
Hiram, August 10, 1875.
l. =
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TO THE
Thinking Part Of Community

Blackmailing, malice. selfshness, Jealousy,
arrogance, tyranny, covetousness- eN"i'io".
faIsehood and slander, all. within the last 10"
wears, have entered suits against me to the
amount of $4,000 v ithout the least SHADOW OF
Justice. and have prosecuted them with all the
frey ymaIignance OF demons But L nave come
out Of them all without the smell Of freson my
Garments They remind me OF tie old ilhterate
nioneer preachers division Of his sermon. VINO
got Ii into his head that it was necessary to use
the personal pronoun he on all occasions. He
took for his text: The Devil is going about ike
a roaring lion. seeking whom he may uevour.'
And. brethren. shall discuss this very import
ant subject under four general heads And
firstly Who the Devil he was, Secondly. Where
the Devil he was going Thirdly VINO the
DeviIbe was after Fourthly- What the Devil
he was roaring about" - .
And whilst their bioodhounds have been bay
ing or my track. have treated twenty-five
thousand six hundred cases OF disease, among
which are MANY of the most IA ali Enant cases OF
Cancer, Gravel and Scrofula, the most OF which
have been permanently cured without tne -uss
ofthe knife or burning plasters. but 10y thorough
constitutional medicine And still there Is
mart of our would-be good citizens who have
the unmauliness to declare to persons who come
,ome In he treated that doctor Goucher can !
cure a Cancer He never cured 3 Cancer IN MS
life He hasn't cured Mr. Daniel Leach. OF
Hiram, Portage County, Ohio. aud taat ne is
worse than ever" There was even thing,
claiming to he dsctor. who went into one oil
the drug stores in Rayenna. and called ior
disinfectanf, stating that he was treating MI
Leach now, that mis- cancer had brokeh on.
-orse thar ever EeYc denotInce the whole oil
these statements, as base SANDER, and not oniy
base SANDER but bare-faced lies OF the biackes'
kind. Hy. Leach ,ras Thoroughly cured oy Dr.
ouc1er and remains perfectly teen TO the preSen'
L0Nr-
For this unequaied patronage return my
heartfelt gratitude. and say to all suffering from
tbe torturing influence Of any variety Of Chron'
ic Disease that am prepared to treat them VIII
a success unparalleled in the history OF cure
orice. Corner OF Sycamore and Cedar streets
R,xsnna Ohio. Office hours, from a. m, until
Sp. m IS
j. GOUCHER, Ma ID. p
Rayenna, Ohio. May 5tb, 1915: Si9-6m.
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MANTUA STATION.

Correspondence.
The Ravenna Philharmonic society
is billed to give us musical enter
tainment on Friday night, August Ii,
at Citizens Hall. From what we have
heard of the performance we are an
ticipating rare treat.
We are requested to announce that
the Mantua Station Graded Schoo.
will commence the first Tuesday in
September, with E. M. Dodge as
teacher. All who desire can study
Latin, German, Algebra and U. S.
History. Those within tho town are
privileged to attend free, and others
upon payment Of tuition fee Of So.
Being personally acquainted with Mr..
Dodge, we can vouch for his capability
az q teacher, as we'll as for his social
attainments aud good moral character, !,
On Friday night, Michael O'Brien,a
brakeman ON train %, in attempting
to. step on the pilet of the engine to
procure d light to signal train 2, then,
dus, made a misstep, and the wheel Of
the forward trucks passed over hid
right fost, nearly seyerisg IT from the
limb. He was taken to the Bradley
House, where DR.. J. n. Crafts, as
surgeon Of this division Of the road,
was soon in attendance, and recon-
mended immediate amputation. To
this the patient stremuously objected
desiring the presence Of DR.. +. j..
Weed, of Cleveland, who had treated
him in a former railway accident
whereby his right hand was severely
injured. The Dr.. arriving sn the
early train this morning, gave it as his
opinion that this was not case whore
conservative surgery was admissible.
The patient was then put under the
influence Of chleroform by DR.. A. S.
Crafts, and the amputation successfully
performed by DIR. J. NJ. Crafts, assist-
ed by DR.. Weed. The patient is as
comfortable as could be expected con-
sidering the terrible nature of the in
jury and the the capital operation. he
was compelled to endure.
1t may be proper TO add that more
modest aud unassuming gentleman
than DR.. Weed, for one of his attain
ments, it has rarely been our fortune
to meet, and we indulge in the hope
that opportunities for meeting with
him in the future may be frequent. j,
WITNESS.
Mantua Station, August 7, 1875.
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A NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION

A NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION
Messrs Towns s. Clements of this viii
lage have invented an earthen ware
pail for which they haye secured let
ters patent. 1t is much stronger and
less liable to break than the glass lin
ed pail, and possesses al the advantage
of that vessel, as it will keep its con-
tents in coed and sweet condition
for any length OF time. It is a very
neat and useful invention and enc
which cannot fail to commend itself
to all hsssekeepers. The rooms of
the inventors and patentees are in En-
pire Building onChestnut street where
this pail may be seen.
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Elegant sterascopic views.

We copy the following well merited
notice trem the New Lisbon Backeye
State sof last week. ~ -
1--WE have received from Stein, the
celebrated photographer, of Ravenna,
q dozen stereoscopic views of the
beauties of Nelson Ledge. These
views artisticaFy considered rival in
beauty of finish and brilliancy Of touch
and shading the best we have ever
seen, aud arc perfect gems of their
kind. representing as they do some
of the widest ard levcliest scenery
tina. can be found in the State OF Ohio,
they commend themselves to all lovers
of the beautiful in nature and Its per-
feet representation in art" i-s
We would add that these We've
may be procured of Mr., H. L. Ban
croft, at the Lodges or of the artist,
w. F. Stein, at his rooms in this viii
lage.
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Portage Go. Official Register

Coaoa.on l'lsas Tsdge--Thilo B. Conant
Kssa5ef Consfif1.;onei 6oaon--J- u Horton
Re y,fssentaffts an LegtsL!ture--Grvilie Blake
Probate Jrsdg. -'iisieon seymour.
County C7etk John MeharG .ss
cga.y Aad'fer-- william lila :, g. ;a,. ..s.SI
4s..sr;gL.o Essosye,, *, Gorge sss " Barrett
lrosec uts7J fH0fpeg--es,:o. r sob.nsori5
an n Is s,.aers--S,niih sanford. waazir Hoi-
comb Edward a par oE.s-s ;
IN. n .lsaefTg Drgect1rs-E- Wells. Alnzi limot,
~ :. i;eccher.
Counfs >tsrrs y0r-.l esic'iiGh Colo.
C,so5.e5--Lsiuan Bryant. -.
School Esasajaers-w. W. Patton, $ Puckett.
George DarSie-
Mayors oF Incorporated Villages
tSarrettsuaIe-O. S. Ferris;
Kent-Charles H. Kent;
R1ceana-Iic1rce T. Robinson f'fi
jus; of the Peace. - es'4
Atuater-Sylvestcr !. IIinman. a. V: wilson.
Iurora-John l.. Thompson, Worthy Taylor.
Brio. feld-J L. carrier, &. IL Chapman.
LEasIesfosc1,-Au>tin T. Curtiss $ L. MOTIFS.
Deei;feid-s,. ;. Tibl,ai> j IL Holman
EdinJu,1A smith Sanford, Eilhu FISH -
Fran xzfa-NeIson Barber, Milo Shorts, Isaac
ss,yoo,-.vn,an Iriant. Henry &. Jernngs.J
GgrTetesriUs-A. a. Barber. James Norton
Hiram Richard NJ. Hank, Alien a. baroer'
Frank Squire.
Mfatua-Alonzo n. Farr, Henry Cobb.
N.Lsou-A r. IIannahs. George 1IcdEer
P.rins yy,r-Orrin Stevens. David NJ Evans, mos.
Williams. - 40. ..
Paris--TraiEcrd Selby. Orian ihcncIn.
R.fndoIph-NatiIan Z. Sears. taines r Soe;
Rrrenna-Cornciius A Reed, Eicazer LORD,
Andrew jackson
Rooksfo71a-Aifred II. Barlow. Otis Reed
S1@iersriUe-S g. rldrid e, y. II Smith -.
Xyesfsboro'-N D. Peck, - Nj Stanton: -
SmhelI-IIugh h Martin. w illiam Paulus
Wizldhan--t;eorge B. Conant. Tho's o. Angel
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GREENS AUGUST FLOWER.

GREENS AUGUST FLOWER.
1t is natural for people suffering
with Dyipepsia and Aiyef scdmplaint
sr any detanE nEemehfs of the digestive
organs, such ~ Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, PAL
pitation Of the Heart, Heart burn,
zwater.brash,s gnavins and barnisg'
pains at the pit Of the Stomach, Yell
low Skin, Coated Tongue, and disa-
greable taste in the mouth, coming up;
of food after eating, low spirits. sc,
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 Il is too late.
But if you will ge to your Druggist
BELDING s. ARMSTRONG, and get .
bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
your Immediate cure is as certain As
you live. Sample bottles Of this med
icine can he obtained for 10 cents to
try. It's Superior virtue: . - ~ - ~
Regular size Is cents. Try it. two
doses will relieve any, case.
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LEG BKOKEN.-On Saturday last Mr.
John Kay, the well digger, had the
misfortune to have leg broken. He
was being drawn from = well at Mr..
j. S. Walkers, on South Sycamore
street, and was standing with his left
foot in the tub. When about. three
feet from the bottom the rope broke.
letting the tub drop, falling upon his
right leg, crushed the benes about the
knee joint in most horrible manner.
We have not been able to obtain fur
ther particulars.
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sr.rloxs, IL %: LIMOS so!sa

Trains No. j. 2. q AM, Ia ON main line run
daily ,I!A. sis
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. 1. q 3,
and II between Cincinnati and New York
daily. <.s
Connections ut Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Kailroad ,at Rarehna with
Onion alfst CORY -foroil HcfiS6sa sseH Corning
for Rochester, and points the New York
Central; and at Binghampton for Albany,
Springfield, Worcester Boston and NSw Eng
coanections al CleTerand fof rofsdo. Chicago,
Milwaukee. Omaha, and all points in the
North west L,f-
!, Close connections at Cincinnati wltf trains
for the South and West
No stop-over,' allowed upon local tickets
Local pisscn gers mnst purchase tickets to their
first stopping place, and may then repurchase
from that point to destination. ,....--.t
."|s1 w. b. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
saFsG s-sCINCTNNATI. o.
p. d. COOPER
General Superintendent
3cS .....s,-.. ....r f. CLEVELAND, o.
Fgss H + H .
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cEURCEIKS.

scf,Nt.R III. ALTON ALL REy.gA. 1tAfss II ILLS:
rpesra,' - Sfryices on Sunday at 10 30 M anu
7.OP M, Sunday school at IL ;i5 Psh. " ray ef
Meeting on Thursday Evening at 1'sQ Q,n,
METHODIST-REv; ID; EBS, nS IN p n
Suuday school ut 1a:l5 p. N. Prayer Meeting
on ThiIrsday Evening at ~ 1 iGQ 3I
DISCIPLE REV. GEORGE DARslE. daS'"r' ,,
supday school ut 1a-i5 Pm, Frazer Meeting
on Thursday Evening At 7 ~. go ,ils. 9
GRACE-REv w. II. sCARKHs, Pas so H. ser I,
- Nv, Sunday Mt 10 81 A. NJ, ana 1:.U r. NJ
Snniav School ut IL :I5 P. N. Prayer meeting
ON Thursday Evening at 30, lo =
IMMACULATE CoNCEPTION--AAIH IHoLaG LIZ
IN Nj e,ci, nlternate Sunday. Sunday Scfioo d AT
= an p M. High Mass, sunday. July !. anu e.Cn
aiternate SUNDAY thereafter Miss every "eeA
day n morning ut Z 30.
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WELL DRILLING.-Mr. j. 5. Davis is
engaged in drilling wells in this vicin-
ity. Last week he deepened an old
we'll for Mr.. g.. M, Wallace, about a
mile east of town, the water in which
had failed, sinking drill hole three
inches in diameter to the depth of 40
feet, and obtained an abundance OF
water. Into this Col. Cotter put one
Of E. Il, Ihssell's Patent Vertical Ao-
.tiOn Force Pumps, with the working
barrel and valve about sixty feet below
lie surface, and it works like charm
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OK Friday morning last young
man named VIM. McAfee, who lived
about three miles from Wooster, Ohio,
was struck by lightning in an open
field and instantly killed. "A COM
panion who was but u few feet from
him was not hurt, but afterwards he
was dispatched to Wooster for a ply
sician, and when within about mile
of the city, his horse became frighten-
cd and threw him of, breaking his leg
and otherwise injuring him.
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HORSE INJURED.-On Sunday last .
valuable mare belonging to DR.. Hugus,
which had beepI turned into the yard
in the rear of the livery stable of Mr.,
X. B. Witter, stepped upon one end
of a short board when the other end
flew up, and the frightened animal at.
'tempted to, jump over 1t, and came
ds.wn upon i, tIha! ths beard striking her
between the fore legs, penetrating to
the depth of four or five inches and
cutting cash eight o. ten inches long.
The wound is severe one, but it ia
thought the animal will recover from
the injury.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-12

WHILE Senator Sherman admits
that the financial policy of the Repub-
lican party will reduce the price Of
Wheat and labor at the rate Of from
81 to S5 cents, he does not say that
Bondholder will be reduced on 3 cor
responding scale. They will, however
be able to buy their wheat cheaper
and to get workmen to work fer less
wages. Wayns Co. Dem.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-08-12
Notice to Treasurers.

Notice is hereby given. that the funds due,
of taxes, are now ready for distribution
The law requires n certified copy of the school
bond given by Treasurers, to be placed on file
in tt / Office.
This copy OF bond will be evidence Of proper
qualification OF each Treasurer, and must there
fore be presented here before the funds can be
paid over. WILLIAM GRINNELL,
County Auditor.
Ravenna. O., Aug. 9th, 1876. lW