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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

Hssopdescc{ 81 TWEEn n
This vicinity was sisited last Thurs
day by the heasiest rain storm known
to The Oldest inhabitanf Tor great
number of years. Ii is reported that in
three hours, six inches of rain fell and
probably the statenent:is. correct as,
the Cuyahoga, though very slew to
rise, rose o foot insone hour and the
storm did not exceed four -Emiles in
breadth, crossing the river at right
angles. The storm was accompanied
with vivid lightning and tremendous
thunder. Mr.. Boswell had horse
killed bysIighthing.d during the storm.
The hot weather continues, the
thermometer standing at ninty,
Thursday before the storm. syei
Threshing machines have been &C
tive during the last two weeks. Three
steam threshers have been at work
and yet the cry is, for more machines,
and the ear is occasionally greeted
with the funk and thud OF the old.
fashioned fail. fHsj -,
Wheat is yielding far better than
the most sanguine expected. Oats
average about 35 bushels per acre. The
potato crop will be light, the extreme
and continued warm weather, being
very unfavorable for the crop, but very
favorable for the bugs which have, in
numerous instances, got the mastery
and totally destroyed the crops. Paris
Green has not been as effe ctual as usu-
al on account of the frequent reins.
and besides, the article has been adul-
terated.
The grape crop also, is almost total
failure. m
The most of the Centennial visitors
have returned. We observe no par
ticular change in their appearance
though some of them ap-
pear devilishly dilapidated. Several
more of our people contemplate visit
ing the Centennial in September.
The fall term of the College COM
last Tuesday, with an attend
ance somewhat larger than a year ago.
There is no change in the faculty, ex.
;ept that Mrs. Clapp is the acting
Female Principal. Ii. a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

The YAUDEvILLE.-As will be seen
by advertisement in another column,
the Vaudeville Theater Company, from
Akron, will give an entertainment at
the Opera House this "wednesday
ievening. They present very attract
i've programme and will doubtless
give one of the finest entertainments
that has been presented to our people
for a long time past. 1'hca Akron pa
pers speak in the highest terms of the
performances-of the Company.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

THE meeting of the Pioneers which
takes place at Kent on Thursday next,
September 7th, SHOULD be borne in
mind, and there should be large
turnout of the old settlers and their
descendants. 1t is requested that
every one take with him on the occa-
sion any relics. of the oiden time that
may tend to add 10 the Interest of the
meeting.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

WE hope our Democratic friends in
every township IN the county will re-
member the Democratic Nominating
CenysnttioPr tog be 4fd S9sstyrday
aisxfs laiid gee % it hatEpIefii 'ssveral
townships are fully represented. In
addition TO the nomination OF condi,.
dates for County officers, delegates
are to be chosen to represent the.
county in the Congressional Conven-
'tion 70 be hea in WMfcis on Thurs
day, scptcmberI7ih. III IIH nfj
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

"A FEW days ago Mr.. II. N. An
drews, of RootstOwn, lost, q. valuable
mare. which died from the effects of
poison, administered by some mali
cious rascal. Mr.. John Miller, of
Suiiield, also lost valuable horse "a
short time age. from tlle same cause.
These villainies are getting to be of
altogether too frequent occurrence. q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

- VIZ are under obligations TO p. l..
Webb, Treasurer of the Trumbull
County Agricultural Society, for a
Complimentary ticket to the Annual
Fair of the Society, which is to be
held at their grounds in Warren, on
Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday,
September 12, l3 and H. $50
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: = = --ETETETE - =
TRAINS WESTWARD D.

Trains No. /. 2, and IL main line run
daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. I. = g.
and - between Cincinnati and New Y ork daily.
Hotel Coach on traips Sand 10. between I.eav-
ittsburg and New York. daily.
Connections ut Mansfield with Pittsburg Fort
Wayne Chicago. and Baltimore Il Ohio Rail
roads; at Kavenna with Cleveland 4 ftttsbhrg
Railroad; ut Meadville, Union and Cory for
Oil Regions: at jamestown for Buffalo and
Niagara Fall ;and ut BinghamptOn for lbany.
Springfield, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land.
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 repurchase
i sNktIfn VIE. sfaAfTUc. "s
- . Gsnessi Passea serand Tisfa gent,
CINCINNATI, O., >
P.D. COOPER
60 General Superintendent.
s75 CLEVELAND. o.
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TIE Randolph Township Fair will
be held on the Fair Grounds three
fOurths o5 mile north cast of the
Center on Friday and Saturday, Oct
9th and 7th. The rules of the Society
exclude all bringing establishments,
shows, gambling and Games of chance
from the grounds.
WM. BHocKETT, Pres,
. w. II. DETTEs, Sec
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

LAST Friday night some starved
scanips made their way info the cellar
of Mr.. George E. Canfield,l on Bowery
street and helped themselves to what
eyer they could lay their hsnds upon.
They carried Off three or four loaves
of cake, number of pies, several
cans of fruit, q quantity of pickles and
other articles OF food cooked up for
family use. The, burglary was not
discovered till the next morning, and
no trace has been obtained of it's per-
ssssl sr-a f,..ide ,e SO
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PALMYRA.
Correspondence,

1
On Friday of last week the three
English Sunday Schools of this town.
ship, viz: the ''Center," the "Union,
located on the west line of the town.
ship, and the "Union Grove" located
at Schoolhouse No. 5, in the south.
west part OF the township. held pic
iic in Fordcr's grove, near the last
mentioned place. Notwithstanding
the rain in the morning and . prospec,
of more rain during the day, there
were large number of people in at
tendance.
The Union Sunday School, with Mr.
Frank as Marshal, and the Center
Sunday School, with Thos. Edwards
as Marshal, came in procession, having
their wagons gaily trimmed with ev-
ergreens, and each school carrying a
flag and banner. The Union Grove
School had, at considerable labor,
fitted up the grounds for the occasion
and no pains was spared to make their
visitors feel at home. 'i.
AT 10 30 a. m. the President, w. III.
Matthews, called the audience to or
der, when Rev. G. r. Waters, pastor
of The Deerfeld M. +. Church, offered
a pray yer, many of the audience
.andibly joining with him in the
repetitioa of the Lords Paryer at the
close. st1t-z tDJ~T
The further exercises until dinner,
consisted of music by the Palmyra In
dependent Cornet Band, a song by
each of the Schools assisted by Mrs.
George Hiser, who presided at the
organ, and an address by the Rev.
Mr.. Harrier. of the Christian Church.
The different schools with their vis-
itors, were then escorted 10 the we'll
filled tables by Chief Marshal r. G
Hnsten, and for about half an hour
each seemed to attend strictly TO busi-
ness. just at the close of dinner a
moderate shower came up and lasted
about an hour, but the schoolhouse
being near by. and there being sever
al carriagas and umbrellas on the
ground, no one got much wet After
the rain the Band struck up tune,
and, as usual, where they play the
crowd gathers, and the exer ises were
continued. Short addresses were
made by Rev. Waters and Rev. j. N
Hszzard. and several persons were
presented With cakes. A large cake
which was intended to be paesented
to Mr.. Warren Canoe, the leader of
the Band, was, probably sby mistake,
cut up and distributed by an cnthusi-
astic individual, 50 that the boys had
to be content with a smaller one.
They Che Band boys) very kindly and
gratpitously 9rend cred thcir.serviccs
for the occasion, and the members of
tho different schools desire in a public
manner to express their thanks.
The boys have, at considerable ex-.
pcnse obtained new" uniforms, and
With itheir new Instruments, make a
fine appearance aud still better music.
The leader, Mr.. Canoe, seems TO be
the right man in the right place and
we understand that arrangements are
being made whereby they are Ssbon to
have anew Band:wagon. ..
Palmyra. Aug. 2S, 1876. a.HH
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J ~
THE picnic excursion to Twin Lakes
last Thursday for the benefit of the
Catholic Church was largely attended
about 5QO pcrsons participating in the
exercises Every thing passed off in
the most <tiiet manner, aud no acci-
dent occarredzto mar the enjoyment
OF the occasion. The CHURCH realized
about Sf45, over ana aabove aliex-
penses. srius s,.,rr.tsso
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

! TIE young fellow who was "caught
in the very act" Of running his light
fingers into the pants pocket of w.
H. Watkins on Saturday night and
got his face slapped for his impudence
is probably cured of that propensity.
He must have been under the infiu.
ence of an evil spirit.
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Gun Powder Tea.

a- We have new fresh Teas Of all kinds
and at as low price as any house can
afford to sell them. Call and try our
scot. Gun Powder Tea. - suiasj
z - N. Converse & Co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

ALI. who have used that "Baker
Davis" Flour, pronounce il tip-tOp.
Call at Geo. o. Mason's, i'm Phenix
Block try it.
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- - = II - . - a
The time approaches at which the
great Northern Ohio Fair will open at
Cleveland, the dates being September
10Th 70 t5th. Judging From the Cleve-
land papers, very successful meeting
is apticipated, as the entries are ex-
tensiye and varied. and the atfenas
an &c promises toll be unusually large
The Trotting, Running and Pacing
Ra ;es will besa grert attraction. Eu.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

THE Rayenna Democratic Primary
smeeting will be held at the editorial
room Of the rRkss this, Thursday,
evening. A general attendance is de-
sired. -
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Black Alpacas & Brilliantines

Black Alpacas & BriIliantines.
We are Offering a new brand of
these goods. superior to anything of
the Kind in the market. We claim for
these finer luster aud color than any
other make of GOODS aud lower prices.
WEBER & SMITH.
No. l, MarVin's Block, !
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31
Young HysOn Tea.

We have just received new Young
Hyson Tea to sell at Scots. per pound.
Come aud try it.
;af N. CONVERSE & Co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

. .EEA ~ kE82 9 AsESb&A ~
Mothers can secure health for their
children aud 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 Wind Collie, Sour Stonf.
ach, Worms or Constipation, for young
or old, there is nothing in existence
like it. 1t is certain, it is speedy, tits
cheap. a -
Caked breasts, rheumatism, Sci
atica, Swellings, Sprains, Stiff Joints
Burns, Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and all
flesh, bone and muscle ailments, can
&C absolutely cured by the Centaur
Liniments. What the White Lini-
p,cnt is for the human family, the
Yellow Linimeat is for spawned,
CALLED, and,lame horses and animals,
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~1Cassi6l eres andsFlan n els.

just received, a fine line of Fancy
Cassimeres,) Red. White, Gray and
Opera Flannels, which we are offer
Ing at greatly, reduced prices.
WEBER s. SMITH,
No. l, Marvin's Block.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31
Japan Tea.

Japan Tea.
Our New Japan Tea at 50cts. per
pound is pronounced excellent for the
price. Call and try it and be comvin-
ced. N. CONVERSE " Co,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-08-31

WE call attention to the profession.
al card of DIR. G. w. Proctor.
N. d. CLARK. Esq, returned home
from his Southern trip, on Tuesday
evening.
THERE is prospect OF another Gra.
ham-Heeiy war. Look out for per-
feet storm of poetry.
THE Sunday School of the Disciple
Church had a very pleasant picnic at
at the Fair grounds on Thursday of
last week.
The. lO5 Regiment o. V.I.lwill hold
their reunion at Warren OH Thursday
September, 7th.
A LARGE party from Alliance and
along the line of the G.. &. T.. r. r.,
had an excursion 10 Put-ih- Bay yes
terday.
THE Prohibitionists of the 18th Dis.
trict hold their Convention to nomin-
ate candidate for Congress day.
THEYE was quite y heavy frost no.
ticeabie on the low grounds in this re-
gion on Monday morning.
AGAIN we desire to call attention 10
the fact that the time for the Thirtietli
: Annual IN Ear = Of T.. the Portage County
IAgficbltpiaI Seciety drsweth nigh.
helping hand to make it success.
Nix. G. NJ. Wallace, of this town
ship has placed us under renewed OBJ
legations by presenting us with fine
muskmellon grown upon his premises,
which measured 81 inches in its short
est and 81 inches in its longest circum.
ference. 1t was a lunker.
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n. Converse ( Cos

1M G0lg6Ee 4 GO !
V naARVERTIsEM ENT'
fn54gt-'Ifys + fTfTs .s5ioy 5sTF571 ! .
Fl We desire g. to slate
Ito the the people Of PI'or- F
ttage County that we
! have. returned from n.
Y, and IN d, b. bought for our III
New Store the finest
stock of Goods ever
shown by u.s. I.ag.as s S
y Our Dry Goods De-
1partment isn complete
in all it's branches, and
I'VE will e1ndeavor to
.keepdit So. .t51 h@s4- #
aoI911i1 niYjI 2dt saH III
q SHOES. = We have
a very neat 7lr and con-
venient Shoe Depart
ment, we'll stocked with
good Goods bought di-
rect from manufactur-
'erS
Z - iaar .as
!, GROCERIES. In
Staple Groceries we
shall at all times keep
a fresh stock, at Low
Prices. Come and try
our choice Teas.
j We shall be pleased
to have everybody call
and see us, and we will
take pleasure in. show
ing our goods, whether
you purchase or not.
Farmers, please bring
in your Produce, and
we will pay the high
est price, and give you
good Goods cheap. !
: We will pay cash for
choice Butter. ,dstl
No. 2 Marvin's New
a4'a@ - Block.
N. CONVERSE. oh. AUSTIN.
May 8, 1875. : i''
WV. H. WRIGHT, C. F. RUSSELL
WRIGHT { RUSSELL,
HOUSE, SIGN & CARRIAGE
Painters
AND GRAINERS!
ALSO.
KalsOminers and
Paper Hangers.
Varnish and Mixed Paints
tt Kept constantly on hand.
Black Top Varnish
For Softening and Blacking Up Old Carriage
'ttis.t Tops. Dashes. Cushions. &C.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Wire Signs and Banners!
Rooms ON Chestnut street. opposite CourtHouse
Ravenna. July a6 h. 1876. sss-tf.
Great Reduction
81 W
& 3! e
.sii lux - u i-II31ssl = 80 :
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! s!JPostesxH HRftffegistF
Representofire ts Legistature--OrviIle Blake.
Uax sfy ,C7eri-Jobn Meharg.
County Aaditor- iIliam GrinnelI.
County Iredsurer-John Z. Beatty.
MTiG.-o =. kisden- ~wrm
tsss .ese1 ag ggin s sekiS sn ,ro,.
a1.arm eS% Si1!sls 1 va 4 ssns S%Ii i,mo..
sce sarreys 3edsj; as tsssS sesss sr-
CoroneF--Lyman Bryant.
School Erdmiaers--w. W. "atton 8. Pickett.
=~rrw a Geori DArsie.
VI %ySfs 44nsorPs ratei Villages.
GarreasrNe-O. Ferris;
Kent-Charies Ii. Kent; oI"
Aase"4s@sss;Ss JSssicss s a99isasHP Sf aHs Ysscs:
At,cate,--sylvester A. iIinman. A; V: W ilson.
1rasrsohn 1,iar.a L. snGmps9n O. SE,6y
CAd,zesfosrn--Austin l.. Curtiss. S. l.. Morris,
DeetseGi-I;.s TibLals. J. II; Holman. VA.
Esdin1nrgA|smith Sanford. Elihu Fish Vl
-frdnkli~-Nel>on Barber. Milo Shorts. Isfae
FIeedom--rvman Briant. Henry C. Jennings
Garretesrins-A. a: Barber. james Norton.
il'qn'71k.sl5ara RI A.. Hank Hen a. Barber.
Mfntua--AIcnzo \. Farr Henry Cobb
Neison-Cornelius Baldwin. George + Hedger
Falmyra-0rrin Stevens. David NJ. Evans, 1hos.
Paris--Brainerd Selby. Uriah HinchcliG.
T11.s.ezgAT-Sathan r.. e sears, James 7. Zoe
Andrew Jackson.
Rootsforn-Samuel X. Mix.
Sna.s,1sne-S: s,r..t.ze n < Eldridge s,I \ Smith.
Il. Martin, William Paulus.
WindAam--Gsorge Is. Conant. Tho's o. Angel. ,.
SOCIETIES-
It UNITY Lodge, No. e, F.and AIM.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month.
Tyrian Chapter, No. Oh. r. A. NJ.
Meets the third N Wednesday Of each month. in
j. RItHARDsoN. HIP
I. O. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge, No. 6B.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fef
Ravenna Encanpment. No. I29.
Meets every end and 4th Fridays of each month. |
Patrons of Husbandry-RAyEN |
Dor Ii at o'clock p ". and on each alternate |
Mt l:30 p. n, at Orange Hail.
CHURCHES.
4CONGREt+ ATIONAL-sRKy Am. HILLS.
Pastor Services on Sunday at ~ 30 A. N. and !
80 p NJ, SUNDAY school at 1a :15 i. Prayer
Meeting on Thursday Evening att
METiIoDIsT-REv. q. w, CLARK. Pastor.
sunday school at 1a:I5 Pm PRAYER Meeting
IN Thursday Evening at 3D. 5s'Eisfaii
DISCIPLE REV. GEORGE DARsIE. Pastor.
services on Sunday at 10 10 A. NJ. and 30 P n.
sunday School ut 1918 =. NJ Prayer Meeting
~ Tnursday Evening ut 30 a.
fGRhCE-EEv. W. II. cAPERs. Pastor. Ser
Tice> on Sunday at 1O 80 A. NJ. and 30 Il. NJ
sunday School at 12:I5 p. NJ Prayer Meeting
IN Thursday Evening nj 7,J0.sq sr-0
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION--CATHOL
REV. j. l.. CARROLL. Pastor Seryice> at and
o 10 each alternate Sunday. Sunday School at
30 p, NJ. High Mass. SUNDAY. July 4. and each
ternate Sunday thereafter. Mass every week
lay morning at I'D . u .+- 80 -
s-~f - f,-- sa.-vzs
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r If you want an excellent articles OF
Flour try the "Baker Davis" brand to
be had at Geo. y. Mason's.
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CHURCHES.

Atlantic ( g.. Western
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE. Aprsi AHHrtiS i1. is5
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Atlantic & Ct. w. Ry.
Local Time Table
GOING EAST.

Kent. :. .isas .ssam .sspm ssam 10 .5,.m
kavenna... SU5 n ~. 10 35
Freedom sra =. btrs" 1855.
W inslham. -" 515" 9Us.
~ GOING WEST. EFn
y ! ..aa.,. /. Tan .:ssps 81 |; ps:e~ {: y
ee'"m FaSsnma sta fn.. an. sss sss" sss..
KENT. 6 Is 6 2D 49, 100
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Goldman, Van Meter K Co Wanted.
M- Stuart. Att'x-DiyQrce NSticc.
Nrsrtforr fYGfsn Fs9f4rgeon.
" " W
Vaudeville Theaier Troupe.
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]IA qENMllMH
List Of Advertisements,

R.vENNA. THURSDAY. AUG. 81. 1880
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Water-ProOfs and Ladies Cloths
Our stock is now complete in these
goods, in fancy and plain colors.
WEBER Il SMITH,
No. l, Marvin's Block,
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RAVENNA SAYINGS
AND
,eAALOAN ASSOCIATIONS
giie CAPITAL STOCK 800. 600.
-1rrocK HoLDEKs PERsoNaLLY LA
M ADDITION FOR AN EQUAL AMOUNT
MAKING TOTAL SECURITY TO DEPos-
nrrSRS AND CKEDIroHs OF ssoo ZOO.
ca OFFICE IN ETNAs BLOCks
Late =. 8. Comstock's Bank.)

I'm addfti0o TO . generAf DAn.iH ~ ~
-ection and exchange business: this Association
42ords all the advantages OF INST CLASS Sav tngs
Bank as deposits will be recicvet IN tins de-
- usrfmeut in sums of dollar and upwards,
and interest will be allowed thereon ut the rate
z OF six per cent per annnin. compounhe, semi
+ Annually, on the first days of January and July,
thus offering rare advantages to persons oil Inn
ftsd means to save the OCCASIONAL dohar "hich
I tfI1fGess win alse be allowed on Time
tttCSfaAease Of Desosit in proportion ethe time
for which the deposit Is made.
o. 8: Bonds and Securities bought and
sold best market rates- = l-et
sirht Drafts on England, Ireland, and
scotland and Passage Tickets to and from those
euntries, for sale ut best rates.
! XoeSan&s-snd Deposits soIicited-
DIRETORS-E B. Babcock. J. II. Nichols.
" ID Durham Thon rs Gorby and f. s. Com
b. BABCOCK, PRESIDENT.
j. H. NICHOLS VICE PREsIDENr
R.s COMSTOCK. CASHIER. ..l5lf-st
Ravenna. Feb. IS. 1871. ,,rv
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GoING sOUrH-MAIN LINE.
ScorNG E.STEEIkTvER a ntvYSIoN

4gI9ssstteigH. II y4t,I E1rHnss AecoA
Bellair. 4 5JPN. 10.5OA.M 80 P. N
Bridgeport 4.45 :" II O0 - 800 =" 6
,Steuteny'e. els -, IL % Pm, 402 y
Wellsvilie. l-ss 81 - $, :.
'.ffSe.a" - s5s'fE 9fsFU =
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Meets every end and 4th Fridays of each month.
Patrons of Hus sbandry-RAVENNA
GRANGE. No. 32-Meets every Saturday. Octo-
Dor IL Mt o'clock P. NJ. and on each alternate
Saturday Mt l:3O P. NJ, at Grange Hall.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-05-25
Adventures Of a Young Man Who Went
West.

Some twenty years ago youth of this
city to fortune and fame unknown, took
the advice of Horace Greeley and went
West to grow up with the country. He
left behind him q little sister who was
cared for by friends. In the course of
time she grew to womanhood, and mar
ried gentleman in good circumstances
in this city, where they now reside. Dur
ing all these years no tidings came from
the setting sun of the boy who had mi
grated there to make his fortune and a
home for the sister left behind, and it was
generally supposed that he was dead.
A few nights ago poor, fOrlOrn indi-
vidual came to the station house and asked
shelter from the inclemency of the weather.
He was accompanied by dark eyed
maiden Of the forest, commonly called an
Indian squaw. In conversation at the
station house he informed an officer that
he had left here many years ago, and said
that he had sister living somewhere in
this city. At least he thought so. He
then gave the officer her name. The
officer CHANGED to know her, and informed
him that she was still alive, had married
and was in very good circumstances.
The next morning the officer went to
the residence of the lady and informed
her that man was at the station house
who claimed to be her brother. The sis
ter at once repaired to the place, where
an interview was had. She could not de-
tect in the weary and worn out traveller
the slightest resemblance to the bright
looking boy Of twenty years ago, and had
some misgivings that he was an imposter
some tramp that was beating his way