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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

RrRKH+TnwH, June 1.-Yhu steamer Iststan In
on this port and tug has gonc to Tow her to Liv.
etpool,
Akw YnNK, Juno 7.-Arriycd, steamships An.
=, MosllLE, June 7.-Stcamur Nova Scot1ap, frQm
ba1uUuss. has arrived.
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couHctt Dturrs, Juno 7.--Charlcs L. Terrell
wa arfestcd to-day in Council DluGs, Ia, by L.
". jackson. on a charge Of elnbczzlcmcnt and
forger} committed In Albany, N. Y. llu lcayr,
for Albany In tho morning. =
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FOREIGN.
The Eastern Complication Still
the Prominent Topic of
Discussion.
More Than the Usual Number Of Con.
Trajectory Rumors.
Passage Of tho University Bill In the
French Assembly.
THE WAR CLOUD.

/ ahhs4h IhLLlHhhEfT%
vienna, juno 7.-rrincc 0ottrchAkors recent
a rt'"s' "ah' OF Sc''
''N' - ~ WA" WAN usASorpAp1r. @
Bkn1,s, June 7.-Tae htua, tho organ Of ii.
,s Hnr,a1 narkes a' rejected tie programme Of The
n,sx.ncu AMI pras,,
TIM ,f,.,., '1nmIn ia~a'Is. Anp S.1.. a'ss.A. M r,
,rr,"n,s Nv .,.4 s.'" 1,.a,s =, - nass; no IN
sarRentA arc not HRc!5 10 accept tho ar1nlstlcc.
Considerable uneaa!ncas has been created hcre by
confe,cnc.. .st,h H. t,n,nn." .so'n uut1as.co
Iocrcntcs bv ,, ,nrnca,.n, ~, ""r"n..s -
'ona,t~,o -, ~. J.. ,'.,s,s N'1. sne f'apes"
these escnta With curtain exaggerated claims on
uersaany for support by ltursla, In her Eastern
policy, wh.ch Bismarck, It IL reported Is not In.
1'.mso n., 10 sanct'on'
Ihe Cologne ta.tffe and Berlin Tribune dcpsc-
eate too Close adherence 10 the vicws Of Russia
r., naor.A. ,r,. Jans 7-1r'nee Karaecorxor'es ls.
I'd Of June. killing 100 men. oa The following
dny ., 900 Turke cnn,tu,ntcd
~ n nas1rn ~ % or sr.,v,-,o,
Many Insurgents have pctlt'oncd Anstr!a to grant
they arc in danger Of starvation.
uvrrpp
CA1no, ErYpt, June 7.-1hn re,o,,s IN 1,or1o,
that tho Khctyc had bcon - y ron.tnuti
noplc, owing 10 dIsayrcoment Vii, Il In t,ttanan
r,,n 1.,5 onn5 son.tAn.ctea' t
n,n,,r .r,,ra7 s nThn rsnAn p.ei!:ts p1wEas'
nt c"nsisnftnnti6 lSv,c"ns the recent eyen!s
Which, IN nuTsuancc ~ ;be hS a9,;r Govesnmen1
t,nrtc ehavn hcc, III '"eGss"oMs ~, tne
ia nm anrsrotv, Lst ~ ,. aen ~ tho accession Or
ects Of Tim Pnwsr. rcmn t sau au oa W, c ~ ~ 70.
ew aspec Of affairs tMrthr r nnSrsannS an"ef s n.
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ARRESTED,

PznNtA, ILL.,, June 7.-P. j. lIcckard, who LET
Dntlcr County, 1osa about ai1 months ago, with
mTtgagcd span Of horscs, and cludcd all pursuit,
turned up here Today. and was arrested by Chtc
klmseJ and lodged In jail.
, 1876-06-08

6ptciai DispatcA to Tne Tribune
DETROIT, Mich, Juno 7-'fhis afternoon Ltitlo-
vtco Muir, Of Silver 1ae, L, s., WIS killed by tho
carr In t1lis city.
EntE, fn., June 7.-Mts. Tyrrcll, whi1e driving
hcruAa the 1.akc Share Railroad 1T Iiarbor CrerE
this afternoon, WINS struck by tho fast null and In
sfhntly kllled. The horse was also killed and tile
carriage reduced to kindllng wood.
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ACCIDENT,


Special nApa.ch to The TtbunA
sFnux Orr, IT,. ,Juno T.-hfrr, r. Dewey, at
Sargent Bluffs, In this connty, waa thrown frnm
wagon while her horhcs wcro running away thla
evening, receiving broken leg, 4nd bolnR other.
wlso sorlously Injured. ~ s S''~''
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RoSpouT, Juna 7.-Tho btrlklng qunrtyn,cn thla
morning fred tho Ulster anl Delaware Railroad
bridge over Esopnh Crock. md It was nearly de-
stFo5ed' making necessary the transfer Of tho pms
scnFcrs at that point reward o! s.. 500 IL offered
for the detection Of the incendatlce The striker.
upPoaod tho railway carrying atoue from the quar-
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and tho complete and utter overthrow Of svAsy
form Of nall0nal vteo anil corruption. c. ". K.


AAAoiN" ~ UEhl TIE
n TIA Edttor n TIT 7'rtoane.
1ortnr, ILL.,, june ft-The political horizon IS
beginning 10 clear up, md as tho snlnke rolla
OF the field the number Of popular candidates
: for Presidential torlors Is seen 10 hc greatly
narrowed down. So tnnny gawa hnying been
found In tho nrmor Of tho wpu1tt-l,o leaders
that they l,ase been rapidly Killed oil by
the searching darts Of public invcstfgn-
ttn or by the mechhnlriAns of willy
Democratic fntrguers. At such time
tho Wisdom Of TINS TnrnrNK's cou.sc In &c.
lcctihR from the mass anch man as lsristow a. a
ht leader for the Republican party Ia daily bccom-
ing more apparent A statesman Of proved ability,
refos1ncr In the trnest sense. Of unmpcaehablo
honcsty, and, hest Of ali, never An of1tcnseokcr.
y these virtues he 1t onco endtars f!meetf 10 tho
sS thsy IF nsnea sss IN n.esz @ si af se
nstGH tni. tt + sa1e ,hSnthng L. more e'lrns
The sena of government. ia good effects would
At once be felt IN an increased confidence In tic
knowledge that the revanue would b. vigorously
COLLECTED and economically daburscd.
The politician. hayo :afhcd the rnl1ytnH cry, Of
cry OF the people be, t,rlstow to beat thc pollt:
cians. md They viii ea.ly overthrow The cunning
c IT, "s q. Ss 1 lon M 1s suS T. ,y oy
gFcasgood In this direction. ASri.Pohi7IclAH.
WHAT TO D0t AND now TO 10 IT.
To sAe EHisor n The Tribune.
CHICAGO, June lin his memorable speech
to the Republican State Convention at Spring.
field on the nth Of Junc, 1873, Abraham Lin
coin satA all that can be said about our affairs
In nutshell. Tic commenced: "If We could
first know where wu are, and whittier VIC arc
tctlding, VIC could better Judge what to do. and
how to tlo It." While It might reasonably be
expected that tho leaders Of the great
Republican party should Know "whithcr
We nre tcutlin4," It is quito evident
thai they don't know "what to do, and how to tlp
it," II they knew this, indeed, there conld be not
shadow Of doubt as TO whom VT 1n.,st have ut
tho head of our ticket, We need not even aucs-
Iiun the honor tho patriotism OF Ar. slaine, for
even II alt that's sad about his rrnnd stock job
bing was slanhcr. he Is mt tho man VIC want any.
way: 4 man mny BE- c'sr 20 ELOQUENT, III hon.
for ANYBODY h1t Thy man ~ deeds, not
good, bnt he mlsscd them; he crrn lid not enI,.
port President Grant when the latter proposed the
much needed Civil Service reform, ltow littie we
cnn expert success with Mr. Tlane on our ticket
learn from Proctor Kn0tt'e speech last Mon.
day. The Democrats Arn mol afraid OF slcll weak
catdldatr, but put Drfstow up, and ynu will rcc
men Of all parties. men that don't bcinrg to any
party, III fact everybody who las a heart far hts
country. cnEae To the front nn. ru!iy nronrd the
respectfully. H.
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pPet4u9 1sspu7EH 10 7HE 73t54H6
6loux CRY. H.. Juna IA Russian named
Moss and girl nnmod Mary sllaIer were ntsuck by
lightning at odeesa. pakota, yesterday. Moss
was Instantly killed, and the Eirl fatally Injured
several other persons were moru or less Injured Jy
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R1CHnoNp. Va, Juns 7.-.rhomss E, Mi}stcad.
tho late Internal HevGnHe Collector OF yorktown,
| has becn convicted nt enibczzllng, and been ecn-
tcncod to tYo yeura' imprisonment N
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5t<ctai Dttpatch to The Tribune
1NniANAf],t.tF, 1nd., juno 7.-MorrIson Purcell,
farmer employed near this city, .waa fatally
gofed by COW this morning while trying to take
her calf Away.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.

CAnttET1ttE, III. June IA yonng man
naned Leonard, living 4 few miles south Of thia
ely, mot with : llnrrihlo death to-day by hcluG
death. ~
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NEW oGLEASs. La., Jnno 7.-Ths Morgan aeam.
ship Austin httnck snsg and sank In the river .a
mllcs below this city yesterday afternoon. She
WAS from Havana, with 700 hngahcads OF suxar and
other cargo. valued at $50. 00O. Tae vessel was
valued II SIZE, 600. Total loss; no Insurance.
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sinking fund. and for n dividend Of II pr cent
from net earnings In The enfrent quarter, tho sur.
plus shows baiance Of $50, ,HnJ.
, 1876-06-08

No National Convention WAS ever 30 free from MI
danger Of mistake, for within that lilo arc iii tho
poa'ibe candidates, and Within that limit there
can be no hlundeY. - -
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AND AGUE'

revGr nns AEae Gured for my cents. There Il no.
nse, and iii other atnrioM. hiiIut .carct. tynbcd
yrl1w ma otsr feYrrs {ai,lei hy fta,tways fs) y
Sud by Druggists. ' ~e'''' ~ o''''s
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Death of Capt. John Il. Rogers. 4

n a
Captain John B. Rogers, for many
years prominent and respected citi-
zen of Rootstown, died very suddenly
at his home in that township, ON Sat-
urday evening. OF heart disease, with
which he has been afflicted for about
a year past. On the day of his death
he had been in excellent spirits, and
apparently as well as for some months-
About nine O'Clock he went to his
barn TO take care Of his horse hrs
niece accompanying to hold the light.
He had been i'm the barn but short
time when he fell and expired almost
instantly, without uttering word. -
Captain Rogers was born at Nam
tucket March 22d, 1912. lie sailed on
his first voyage in 1929, and followed
the whaling business until 1851, when
he came to Ohio, settling in Roots
wn,where he resided until his death
He was man of great energy and
perseverance of character, and in the
whaling business he was among the
most successful of all those who EN-
barked in il from his native Island.
He leaves a widow and one daugh-,
ter, the wife of Edwards A. Reed, re-
riding near Knoxville, Tennessee.
Two brothers and one sister residing
in the East also survive him.
His funeral took place at Rootstown
on Monday afternoon and was largely
attended by his neighbors and friends
who met to pay the last tribute Of re-
spect to his memory.
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sudden Death IN Randolph. .

Mr.. Lewis Dronbarger, died at his
residence in Randolph at halt past
nine o'clock on Monday evening, after
a brief illness, of bilious cholic, in
the Goth year efhis age. He had been
in excellent health until a short time
before his death, He returned on the
Friday Previous from visit to the
centennial Exhibition. At four o'clock
on Sunday morning he was attacked
with . severe pain in the bowels ac-
companied with violent vomiting, and
all the skill Of the physicians and care
and attention Of frienas failed to give
relief He leaves q wife and son IF
teen years of age to mourn their sad
bereavement sl-i ,uisit
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02

WANrED.-A first class man, be-
tween 30 and 40 years of age, to sell
DR.. Napheys Prevention ana cure OF
Disease, Recommended by all Physi-
clans. Over 30 copies to each thou.
sand inhabitants have been sold in
towns where we haye been canvassing.
We have agents who have refused
5000 year and expenses and are
now at woak on commission. Only
men with first class l., concentrations
and good address need apply. Ad.
dress j. N. Holmes, Ravenna, or w
j. Holland, Cleveland. 4&
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JURT received full line of Oil
Cloths, Floor and Table Patterns, beau
tiful. Prices low. Quality, No. 1.
WEBER & SMITH,
No. l, Marvin's Block.
MANTUA STA, Oct. 9th, 1876.

MANTUA STA, Oct. 9th, 1876.
ED. PREss.-Will you please inform
us in your next issue, whether a per-
son who has been an inmate of the
County Infirmary for one or more
years, is legal voter in the township
where he formerly resided. and does
it make any difference as to the legal
ity OF the vote whether such person
was sent to the iniirnary as an idiot,
'lunatic or pauper. III. Z. c.
= He is voter at his former resi-
dencc, and there only, without regard
to the time he may have been in the
Infirmary: The constitution and laws
do net prescribe, or require any prop
erty, or intellectual qualification, and
in our opinion ali idiot, lunatic or
pauper possesses the constitutional
and legal qualifications voter.-Ed.,
PRESS,
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QUE people were startled from their
usual quiet about half-past eleven ON
Monday morning by the ringing of
the fire-bell. The alarm was OCCASION
ed by smoke about the roof of the
kitchen of the fine residence of VI B.
Thomas, Esq., corner of Main and
Pratt streets. The fire companies
were promptly out wi!P !their !their imple,
mspts' bst it turSsdl ea Nat there
was no fire and no occasion for the
alarm, aud quiet aszsoea restored. 20
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The Sumner House and Summers
Opera House, at Akron, were destroy
ed by fire OH Tuesday morning. The
fire caught in the washroom of the
hotel at about three O'Clock, in the
morning aud in ,twoChours the Opera
House and hotel were mass Of ruins
AS to the amount Of loss and insur-
ance we are not aivised.I .IkH
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02

HUNTING excursions eare likely to
be the popular amusement during the
coming season. On Tuesday morning
w. S. Tribou and O. l.. Green, left for
the wilds of West Virginia, intending
to spend SEVERAL nso~shs in hunting
aud trapping lAs s.;saruliatsf9that dc
so much abonnd 10 thef region. We
hear OF number of others who design
to s'foIiow suit" ina short time We
hope they may have both pleasant
and profitable time, and return safely
home laden with valuable tfnrs and
| sich. 1-t t,Al @ NJ. -, -. - y -
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RANDOLPH.
Correspondence.


Politically we are all quiet here. l
think the vote for Pr 8 dent will not
vary any materially from that given
at the State election. Both parties, il
every vote was polled, could increase
their numbers some, but the differences
would remain about the same. There
is feeling among the Democrats that
filden will be elected. That he ought
to be, no candid, unprejudiced man
doubts. That the whole of the infiu.
ence of the present Administration,
with it's hundred thousand office hold
ers who are working with desperate
earnestness for the election of Hayes,
should, it would seem, be sufficient
reason why the people should rise Ell
mass and by their votes proclaim that
they are in earnest. and place in pow.
er map who is known to be re-
former, man whose record declares
that he is in earnest when he says that
the government is for the people and
not for rings and corrupt and dishon-
est politicians. t.hs u
There has been an almost unanimous
Endorsement of Grant and his Admin
istration by the Republican party DUR
ing this canvass. There are some
things about Grant and his Admins
tration that the Democrats don't in
dOrse.
Should have written about our
Township Fair but had no time to pre-
pare any report. The entries this year
were abont two hundred less than last
year. The fruit department was the
best we have ever had. There were
several exhibitors from out of town
which added much to the interests of
the fair. Respt'y, B.
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KEROSENE AccIDENT.-On Thursday
evening last Miss Emily Griffin,
daughter of A. Il. Griffin. Esq, resid-
ing on South Walnut street, was Sc
verely burned about the hands, face
and neck by the breaking of a kero-
sine lamp. While the family were at
tea Miss Griffin took the lamp from
the mantlepiece over the CRATE for the
purpose of lighting 1T. The lamp
broke and came apart in her hands
spilling the oil over her. which in
stantIy took fire and enveloped her in
flames. Mr.. Griffin sprang to the res
cue and succeeded in smothering the
flames, and in doing SO was himself
severely burned. For a short time
there was danger that the house would
be set on fire. The injuries OF Miss
Griffin and her father, though of a
painful character are not considered
dangerous.
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THERE'S victory in the air.

THERE'S victory in the air.
LET no Democrat stay away from
the pPG1liiff pP1iif g 0n Tpsaday q y npssTTf.
THIS region was visited with quite :
heavy thunder storm on Friday night
OLD Prob, is doing the fair thirk II
giving us long spell Of fine fal
weather.. a ~ :.
ONLY fonr days more till election
Let every Democrat do his whole duty
in the mean time.
THRRE were 81 tieketstoM on Mon.
day last at the Rayenna station of the
lC-N Railraad. sas
, exhibition; at Earlvilfe there were Is,
and at Rootstown 20 tickets sold.
H. III. SMITH is fitting up Ibis room
on Chestnut street, opposite the Court
House, for Restaurant, which he de-
signs TO open in a few days for the
accommodation of the public. II tgi
1T is expected that Rev. JIM. Van
Horn, the new pastor Of the Disciple
Church in this village will, arrive dur
ing the week and preach in the church
on Prospect street next Sunday.
Our old Democratic friend VIM. L.
Russell has been building an elegant
new residence ON his farm about two
miles from town, which is nearly fin
ished ready for ,occupxncy.- May he
live long to enjoy his pleasant home.
GRANT has issued his proclanati&,
appointing Thursday, November 30th
as Thsnksgiving-day. aud now the
Turkeys will begin TO exhibit symp-
toms of alarm at the terrible massacre
that will soon take place.
The Centennial Exhibition will soon
be over, and then we shall heaf no
more about excursions for season.
People will soon begin TO replenish
their wasted fortunes and gather in
the dimes and dollars preparatory to
paying their taxes and getting ready
for the cold winter.
Sol. OsTHEIMER has again taken
possession of the Etna House Restau-
rant. lie will keep during the season
a complete supply of Oysters which
he will serve to his customers by the
dish in any shape desired, or by the
can, quart or case. See advertisement.
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TILDES S late letter causes some un-
easiness in some Of the Confederate
States.-[ Rep Dem. ~ .ai n, 20. 20.
1t seems to be caasmg much more
uneasiness in the Radical camp all
over The land -sa'1"8 ,7-teh !,
w. - 'N'-et E srirf-sit 3zestt TT-f'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02

SUDDEN DEATH.-Fdmund Mat.
thews, q coiored man, died suddenly
at his residenceson Cleveland Avenue
at about half past ten o'clock last
Saturday evening, of heart disease
He bad retired for the night, and was
taken, With p severe pain in the breast
soon after accompanied with vomiting.
The nefghbors were called in, but
could render no relief aud he died IN
half an. hour after the attack. Mr..
Matthews had been resident
of Ravelna about thirty years.
He was q quiet. peacable and indus
trious citizen, and commanded the res
spect of his acquaintances. He was
about SO years of age. His wife and
one child survive him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02


: The Radicals of Ravenna held a
meeting at the Opera House on Friday
evening, and the Benzine brigade to
the number of thirty-nine torches,
eleven adults and twenty-eight boys
psfaded the streets shedding light up
OH the great questions that challenge
the consideration of the people in the
present crisis. By means Of a week 8
bard drumming and the use Of band
of music they succeeded in getting to-
gether at the Opera House a fair sized
audience, which for about two hours
were streAted2toA one of the thinnest
harrangues ever delivered in this
town, BY Majah Mckinley, of Canton,
the newly elected member ofCongress
fromTthe 17th District. He made no
attempt at argument, but poured forth
q volley of slang and abuse upon the
Democratic party and its candidates,
ihterlarding yhis grsnd oratorical
Aetirische with COARSE and vulgar
stories for the purpose of getting up q
shout among the boys. The MaJsh
may be great orator, but his fame
has not got abroad much yet.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02
Mothers can secure health for thei,

Mothers can secure health for their
children and rest for themselves by
the use of CastOria, perfect substi-
tute for Castor Oil. 1t is absolutely
harmless, and is as pleasant to take as
honey. For WindColic, Sour Stom-
ach, Worms or Constipation, for young
or old, there is nothing in existence
like it. 1t is certain, it is speedy, it ia
cheap.
Caked Breasts, rheumatism, Sci
atica, Swellings, Sprains, Stin Joints
Burns, Scalds, Poisonous Bites, aud all
flesh, bone and muscle ailments, can
e absolutely cured by the 'Centaur
Linimeuts. What the White Lini-
p'emt is for the human family, the
/ yellow Linimeat is for spawned,
CALLED, and lame horses and 'arimsls,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02
Do you want peace and Union pre-

Do you want peace and Union pre-
served "with all the rights, dignity
and equality of the several States un-
impaired" IA Union of lakes and a
Union OF lands, A Union of hearts
and Union of hands," Then go the
polls next Tuesday and vote for Til
den and Hendricks,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02

PALATABLE MEDICINES. Ayers
Cherry PectOral is a hOneyed drop OF
relief; his Cathartic Pills glide sugar.
shod over the palate and his Sarsa.
parilla is anectar, that imparts vigor
10 life, Restores the health and expels
disease.-WateJord. Pa0 Adcertiser.
CoNCERT.-The Flowers Family
Brass Band and Orchestra will give a
tgrdnd Musical Entertainment at the
Opera House this Thursday Eve
ming. They are experienced musi-
clans, and are favorably mentioned by
the press wherever they have travel
ed, The entertainment. consists of
vocal and instrumental music.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02

! Do not forget our Cheap Counter.
Call and examine the goods to be
found OH it. You will surely be sur.
prised at the prices, they are pro.
nounced very low. s,t
WEBER & SMITH,
No. l, Marvin's Block,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-11-02

Tag Democrats of Tennessee have
most heartily endorsed Tiiden's views
of the subjeet of 'elaims.
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WANTED.-A first class experienced
agent to engage and train other agents
for my Christn,as book TAgents who
are now selling dem % making large
sales. Some ladies have averaged ten
dollars a day since they commenced
this fall &c..
For particulars address J.N. Holmes,
Z =RaYenna, or -. II Hoiland, Publisher,
Cleveland OhIo. - 49,,
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We have just received a new lot of
ever before offered, for $l.25. Re.
member we warrant every one of
these shirts. Wamsuta muslin and 3
ply Linen. 4a4f@s
WEBER e. SMITH,
No. l, M Twins Block.
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SECOND NATIONAL BiNk,
RAVENNA, O.
Designated Dep6sitary of the
u. s.
IF RAvENNA, 0.


u. 8. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at hest market rates
Stocks aud Bonds. OF all kiIds bought anu
sold ON Commission, in New fovk. or any des
l. sired market.
Highest Market rate for b-2o au.kc-4o
Coupons, Gold. Silver, and premium iuhss-
OF all kinds
Drafts drawn and cashei on all the principai
Cities in the Unitcst States
Sight Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to froIa those Cities AT
New York rates.
Revenue Stamps-an sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed ON time deposits as may he
agreed upon .s-'
W. II. BEEBE, Cashier
GEO. ROBINSON, President
Sept 8. 1865. IT,
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Felt Hats.

LADIES take your felt hats to Mrs.
a. Ill. Parson' 8 aud have them done
over i'll the latest styles. All kinds of
felts and straw done over at home. 'sa
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PERSON AL
Sewing Machine Repair Shop,
tLate E. S. Comstock's Bank,

,uL;,I- NJ Machines THOROUGHLY RE
pSIeED anil WARRANTED. and supplies
furnished for all Machines.
r,..t.;,s ,uiIJtne 3d door East of Opera Block.
Rayenna, o.. August 81. 1876 4is-u i-ss o.
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TAKES FOR 1876.
Portage County:

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