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, 1876-06-01
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GoouIa, 81. Wtai. Ser arisss.
mininer bon Wontsnesro bat Den Baron
abpid benadrihtist, oaB siae anfsbi9'
uno pe~rtbeioisenbe Mlian; Suii9a
eerbien, Numdnisn, MOntenegro ane
BriedenIanD bcidloTen fuorosn lit, uni
ocutet an, oab Sbelaap uno ersta ow
Ycmesung Der nSroliAen 5urfei untsrs
5tiibcn piiree. SIN allsems;nen nabi
lia bic @ade einem Gnoe. Sie Pforte
bate feline Naaridt Iber einen @aHen.
ftintano auf Die 8erlinsr Iorlaldse se'
ssben. uno Die Snlursentsn 5i9rer ba-
ben ertldyt. oaB le 10 LANCE &riss fabren
apiiroen, bis iis ibre llnabbdnsisfeit er.
lanst bdtten. Scr oli5ieae rnlliI9e
uSnpalios" unterfiibt bic 8epeeuns nit
elmer Declaration, Sab 6 'slanas Der.
ip~eiseruas, nit oea n6roli1en Md4ten
gu banocln, nur easa bcitrasen tann, Die
@srwideluasen sa antersrabem.
Yaris, 81. Mai. Oie fran50fi9s
&esieruns bat bic ei.e !irtiihe &esie.
runs eriudt, cine frieOlihe MbI0iuns su
idleuniscn. Ser Sac GecaScs bat Der
tiiriiiden Resieruns ~bc,uieien, oaB Mu=
raos Grbfolse sn elmer Giniteauas Der
Geinoieliatsiten fihren piiroe. Gin
@aHeniilitano mSroe teineswess sesen
Die Wiiroe Der &egisruus wioerlpreasnn
iein.
@icn, 81. Mai. Gin @erii9t III
in llmIaut oab @raf @noraiip i'm &c.
sriiie iiebt ab~suoanteu, uno baB Serr
SranIuranus iein Nuhfolger Iein miro.
Gonbon, 81. Wai. Gs miro be-
ri9tet, oab 2oro Scrip, Den tiirtii@sr
@cianoten benadribt bat, oab Gnstauo
bereit fir cine internationole gonferenS
anSuusbmeu, um auf Elm 9rogramm.
apel6cs ]don psrtiinoiat. gu beitimmsn.
, 1876-06-01
GuroaaiChe uddrihifn.

2serltm. GnaItd ut i'm Nbaeorome'
tenbauis oer sroBe Weoefampf iber Die
Ibtretuns Der preuBIiden 9taatseiieus
babncn on bas Heia in sritsr uuo
awsitsr Ysratp1us 9 cidlasen wOrocu.
Mie telssrapbiid seluslost. ertlGrte TirIt
Bismard, Delbriids Wldtritt als prsu'
Biider Staat5miailter unS YraIosn,
oes Heidssan;!eramts bdlse m!t Der
1rase niAt suiammen, ionbsrn lei aus
ldlleBlsh our4 beifen waufenbe @e'
iunobeit %beoinst. 3auptrsonsr tuarsn
fir ben @eisstntuuri be Nbs.oroneten
Caster. ,. Spbsl, @saf Belbuip.1 nc.
bic Wiuiiter .. Bismard, N1enbady
uno @ampbauien. DIE beftisits Oppo'
lition fam BON Gotten Der 6OrtidrItts.
partei, namlid o ben abseoroneten
Rldtsr (Saysn) Or. 9dns!. Den llltra'
moutausn p. WmOtborlt uno i. S1or.
lemer.Nllt uno Den Msrariern, fur welde
.. Eempelboii oas Borts iibrts. Sn
erit.r Seiuns ,uuros bic Sorlase nit
ZIG sesen 100, in jweiter xeiuns nit
2O6 se9sn 165 Stimmen ansemommen.
Die brittle 0elums mlro alsbaIo folsen.
Der Ibscorpuete iir Oan,is, Tbom.
Jon, bat beim Ibseoronstcnpaule einen
Autras .insebrad,t, wsld)er beawedt,
oaB WeltprsuBsn pom SitpeuBsn se'
trennt ueroe; baB Die Dotatiea nah
Dem int Dotationssslese isltsclteutsn
Mioous uno naA WaB9abe Der iomiti9en
IN oemlclbsn %sntyaltenen 8sllimmunSen
auf bsioe Tbeilc uertbeilt wsroe, uno oaB
Der fir SApreubsn bel Der Tbeiluns liA
er9ebenoe AuSjal aus Staats mitteln
bcrseseben weroe.
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nbseorbnsts
0alen, Der nod nibt ins 9aus sinse.
treten 1T. bat an bas Ab9coronetenbauS
tine Don 400 Wablminnern WorbihleS.
uiss untsrihriebene Yetition geriAtet,r
,porin erluAt wirO, laut Irtitel S oes
Yrager 6rieo.ns bic Nbltim muna iber
ole 9emanlhte YOltsan9eb Oristeit in
NoroidlesWl9 oorncbmen gu lalfn.
@lei13sitis uerwsissrte Qafsn Den Dor.
seidrlsbsncn Gio auf bic preuBiibs Ser.
Iaiiuus absulsJen uno bat, ais ct obns
bielen Glo nitt gum Iutritt isin.s Mtans
bats jusslaIsn waros, Sahslbs saaali@
aisberseleSt.
Sn Golsc Der geratbunseu, weldc
selsssntlid bsr @eiie oss @rafsu Gu.
lenburs mad WisSbaosn uno Gms ltatt'
ssfuubsn babsn, mirS benz GbssorSnsA
lcnhauis h.mnadit cine sras, ausidliess
, 1876-06-01
Bic Tobkmr, .

n b%eltirnnnt. has sans. bisberis. StilpsrfaHr.n INNS
auitoben. Dte Sur ptrs burd bas ios.nonnte
3obbao nne bnr9 Gtanebmen Don Sobpu1per
ssfen En- s set t' ~ tit psi H. Ii sa, I an sc ~ St si.iS,s
Sttt Bei9eu lie BITE 2ebenstraft hes WeuIdtn on.
faufsnbe frb In ben lestsn swst Sobrtn In Der
Sobes&niatt, "a Stanton Str Rem yort, Ses.iIt
Nerste urb apothttr. Dte sohbdber untsrideittn
{h Don onberen Bdbern baburd, bab Se brett auf
Sic &rontbeit etnptrten, u ben frantsu Stoif ents
i.rntn, Y tpsISer Sorm sr aud san. Soridsin
bunsssproeeh Der Rrautbettshofe. Sober 8ronst
pirS bel Der anpenbuns btsier Sur f~o;uiasen fetn
,isener GrSt. Menn Seuanb burd bitie Bdbtr sss
rrsnS mad Der bisb.risen SsilmetAoSss Sic mtttsl
etm6bnli4 sefdbrltdsr limb ais Bite 3ranfh tftIbtt.
nnb f4 oiters ein gangs $ssr tseaHbdrer Grants
SbsistS BE aobsab.r al. eranrbsttsn, inn.rIi4
unb duberlid, ~furiren, 10 limb bod bic @lrfnnasx
BET ~folaenbtn Rrantbetten, Defenders penn ft fb
nod In aeutera S~uitanbs b%sinben, soma anttroresnt'
lid: Gteber, ielbit @erpens nnb 9pphusttebsr,
inrtrt. sslss MnS saassm7&winstadt pirO,
b~sionbtrs bet iunasn sentsn y. TN .rttsn Staotnta,
semobnIi9 Ist9t turirt. @aferJnMt, Wbsns
:Satsss Massn. r1 sns DR. ea n,r ,ssf s.l lRa.r isss iis" ID:
asssss.a sren,Ssiisn' SranStpamSsn. @ss
tdMrdrem, S%eropbtis &C; II BE Mtrtnns strs
aenfrsDS nnb Bic fosenarnts Cara. cher
Suderrubr (esns bis isbt unhsilbote .8ranfb.tt)
nnrbsn asbilt gd IeSttrer &rantbelt ssAen Is
prostnt 6ti 3ndertoHss NIT iebtm Babe Sut9 ben
ilrin ab.
Sic BaSts unb einaebmt,pufper rtrbes adA
IeSer WIdt TN eanbt perianbt Der prstS bee
bohsspntptrs II 50, Der bts gtnasbms ) Vntnsrs
Al. DSan IaHe f4 cine Breianre hber bic sekfur
h susli1er obsr sslti4er eprd4s fat6sn.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
~ Stanton Str. (Dox IeeS)J
... 9tw 9prS
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girsinia Staats>@a3etIs
tas,.s bsvaassssebsn son
3sba 8. psia'
ne. 8 3p6lfte strase'
ai1moub. Sa.
Wreiie bet Ma5eisen:

Qreiie ner @utetgen: 49,
Gin Sauart, eiu @1al 0TT2'
Tin eauare. ,ret gst 175
yin @anare. bret Wal 3NS
Gin eauart. cine WSAe 7AS
Gin Gauare, eiuen wtpuat a. n
Gin sanart. bret yisnas H."
ssrss,r. au,deen rerosa bi6's'r esr'Sna'
Mdt pher srtuiser Bel en- sslben ttnsn Square
sas Nmaetssn inh tnt gssaus ~ saSea.
Die 3sttuus wi,S IN 0iia moab sab u,s'
asacue ron bet 7sasern tar IS tents per
gBcGe auSeetrdatn.
, 1876-06-01
9aldnoi(de pepe(dtn.

Q~uebee, 81. Moi. Cine uerbee:
rsnbs Gsuersbrunit brad 9eiterm Nod
mittas nm 2 llbr aus uno tuiitbete bcino
ne Die sanse Na4t. 9as Gcuer brannte
burh Die Maitte Der nmseseno BON 81.
2ou;s uno bsbnte iia BON Der duberitsn
,peitli1eu biz sur bIliden Grcnse aus.
Wan fam uur einen unsefdbrsa ltsbsr.
j9las oes @triuites maaen.
9ie absebrannten 5aulsr i9dtt man
auf 1000 unb Den @srluIt ouf $1,000.
900. Sic aasreusenoen Teloer hes ser.
itorten Giitrittss lino nit @aaren jeSlis
der Sorte beosdt.
Toronto, 80. Mai. Sic bic5is
3situns r@lobe' peroisnili9t cine aus
3onbon bonn "a. Mlai batirtc 9epe!1s,
,pslde cine i'm britiiden lluterhauie BON
Sir Gbas. Mooerlep sebaltene &eoe ent-
halt. Ser &eoner ertldrt. bab @unaoa
bur9 bic nOpminionatte" BON 1867
nidt Dol, ocn @irtunsen Der &ei4sattc
psri9ont ipirb uno bab lit Canada se'
boute @9iHe trob Der %erteren afte eben
10 angel, ben weroen miibten, oils britt.
i9e Sd:He. 9ie &eidsatte beitebe aus
aluei photographer, oeren %eriterer bon
Mnsslesenbeiten bano!e, luel6e oos ca.
naoilAe parlumeut obne @enebmisun9
Der Yropin5ial. @IeBsebuns crIeoisen
tInns; Der Sweite YaraSrapb entbdlt
Mnselssenbeiten. ipslAe ELECTROMAGNETIC
Iss9sbnna aasiAlieBli9 oes canaoii9sn
palaments srIsoi3sn t0nnen. &sinsr
Der teioen Photographer Dsrbinosrs is.
, 1876-06-01

bod Die ginmiiduns bes ensliiden
Parlomsnts. weldes bsmnad bic Ober-
bono iiber bic &esierune Ganaba's be.
bdlt. Sie &eidsatte 1T bereits gum
oritten Male p%erlcIen worosn. Scr
n8lobe" anterpirft Die &eoe elmer ldn.
9eren &ritit uno ueriudt, Die psridieos.
men puntte oerielben 3u mioer!ssen.
Portlanb, Me., 80. Wai. 81
Senant's Safen bel @odlaub. Ore, er'
%tranten seitern Gbas. Gult6art uno S.
2eonar6.
2ittIeton, q. s., 80. Maai. Nus
seoebnte Walbordnbe wiiben in Gar.
ol.Sownlbip, in Der 3dbe oes .5win.
Mountain+S otels." Mebrere buuoeli
CHATTER $,oIs Iino oerbraunt. 9is 8ai.
Der an ben 2inien Der .portIano.Oa
oeusbGr9'" unS Der .Nort6ern- gilen-
balm" iteben in Glammen, uno anse-
heurer G9aoen 1T bersits anseriAtti
tporOen.
pbilabetpbia, 81. Mui. @roBc
WorbereltuAssn weroen setrpHsn fir ots
srobe parooc Der vSempslrittsr," pcldc
morsen bier tottfiaosn ion. &cmt9u.
reien aug New 0ort, @praeuie. Meao=
piae, 3arper's 5errp, Oil. G,tp unb 81
taspiae iino bereits bier einsctrpffeu.
Inter ben promineaten @ittern linb ST..
). ". ToruIer BON 5enueiiee unb Gin
Iinesnt S. 5urIbut. 5iilfs @robmeifcr
oes @roblasers Der Ser. Staatsn.
9orrisburs, pa., 80. Mai.
9eute Madmittas brad in Mount Ylea-
lart. pa., ein Gsaer aus; oaHelbe per.
breitete Iid raid wciter. Gas sssuer
entliano in Me'gabe's @straiSe- Eager.
baus nno bat biz jsst isds @ebauoe ser=
tort. Sic 8cb6rosn baben naA@reens-
burg nnb anosrn pldben IN, 9alfe tcle.
srapbirt.
{Spdter.) SIN @anscn ,purbem "a
@sbanoe 5eriOrt, Sarumter IL @tdae.
Inter ben Mb9ebrannten jinb 81. Marib.
frau Sbatu, 6rau 5olioap, 5. @eelp,
S. q. Meafes. Grau anapp uno S. 8.
MeeaIeb. 6elammtpsrlut $4,000,
Serideruus $4,000.
NAB q, 80. Mai. Gas eroBe &C.
bduoe Gde Der 9. uno Garnbam. @irabe,
tuuroe seltern eurA Geuer total serliort.
Der 0ertuit an benz @ebduoe CREDIT
$4,000 big $4,000, uno 1T niGt ourd
Werli9cruns sebedt. @eri9ieoeneN uan=
titdt:n bon @dsrbau Maidinen, int
Wsrtbe Don ST.. 00O, tpelde III benz g..
bauoe aufselpeidcrt paren, ,puroen elm
Opfer Der SIammen; bisiclbeu tuareu
slsidfaQs nidt ueriihsrt. 9as fscuer
obne 3peifel oas Wert zines 8rano
filters.
, 1876-06-01

~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE Is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI.
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-06-01
epanisR.

Gan @ebatiaa. 80. Mai-
@en. lueIaba 1T Don Naoarra bier
sinectrOHen. gr re;ae onr@ oas 8a'
fian.Sbol bic @rense entlans. Sie Bes
n6lferung mar rubi9.
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Nsuelt tslsgr. pfus(1sn.
Granfrei@.

gorig, 80. Nsoi. m. gertranb,
mitolieb bes 9enats fir Gantal, ltarb
gcitern.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29
No. |, Marvin's Block,


QpRINg the severe storm last Snu-
day afternoon, a small tree standing
near the A. & G.. w. Railroad about
half mile west of town, was blown
over so that the branches hung over
the track: Soon afer the storm the
through freight train from the West
came down the track at lively speed
and brakeman named Aatteson, who
was standing In the rear end of a fat
attending to his duties was struck in
the face by branch of the tree and
knocked insensible between the cars,
landing across the bunters, in which
perilAus position he rode 10 the sta
zion. He was quite severely injured,
but not fatally. Two men were i'm
mediateIy dispatched 10 remove the
obstruction, but before they had ac-
compIished the work the night Ex-
press train going east came rushing
down the track and encountered the
branches. The signal flag was
knocked from the locomotive and all
the windows upon one side of the
traiH were smaehei, but, fortunately,
no one on board was injured.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29
SUFFIELD.
GdrrespGgds1cs.

Garrespoadsncs-
We have heard the sound of the
mowers for several days past, which
Is sure Indication that haying is at
hand. The grass crop is good, oats
middling, corn promising, and wheat
has greatly improved since spring, so
that we can expect tolerably good
harvest.
On last Saturday afternoon, June
oath, the DemGcrats Of this township
met at the Center and raised 4 fine
Centennial Hickory pole, one hundred
feet long, with the Stars and Stripes
floating from the top. After raising
the pole the Sutfield Cornet Band
played several fine pieces of music.
The boys are making good progress
with their band they play well for the
time they have been organized, aud
we wish them SUCCESS. for We expect
hereafter to have Democratic Ad-
ministration, and then we intend To
have some Democratic music.
You will hear good news from old
Suffield on Election-day. G.
June 26, 1876.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29

The Radicals of this county held
their Convention on Saturday last tC
ratify the edicts of the central ring
and right faithfully did they do theil
work. We are informed that it was
a very lively affair, but as business
engagements prevented our attend
ing the grand pow-wow, we are com.
PEELED to forego a graphic description
of it, and to content ourselves with
giving the result of its deliberations.
The following is the ticket put in
nomination
Sheriff.. F. Keller, of Kent.
Recorder-Philo Bierce, of Wind
ham.
Commissfoner-Edgar Whittlesey,
of Atwater.
Coroner-Dr. A. NJ. Sherman. Kent
Director of Infirmary-Charles r.
Doolittle, of Streetsboro'.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29
W,TBour wishing in the least to i,

WITHOUT wishing in the least to in
terfere with the fun of Young Amer
lea on the Fourth we wish to call at
tention of the boys, large and small
to the fact that the firing of pistols,
guns, fire-crackers, torpedoes, sc.
upon the public streets and in the vi.
cinity of wooden structures, besides
being exceedingly annoying,is fraught
with considerable danger to property
and even life, and while pursuing their
own pleasure, and manifesting a due
degree of independence on that day,
every one should have proper re-
gard for the safety aud comfort OF
others: -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29

4. Our entcrprising young friends
"Lon" Bean and "Dan" Morgan to-day
open a new market house in the base
ment room under Brainerds' Drug
9tore, where they will meat the peO-
pie Of Ravenna on the most liberal
terms. For the next three Months
they propose to furnish their cnstom-
ers with the choicest cuts of steak at
l2is cents per pound, and other meats
at like liberal figures. At these low
prices there is little necessity for
! people going hungry. - - = - :
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29
Portage CO. Official Register

Common Pleas Judge--Philo Il. Conant.
Re9resentasioe IN Legislature--Orville Blake.
Probate Judge--Gideon Seymour.
County C2erE-John Meharg.
County 4Auditoy--Willam GrinpeI.
County Irsesgrer-John e. Beatty. 2
Recorder--G Gorge w .zBarrett -
P,oseesfing Ano,ney--Geo- Robinson. q,
comb. Edward A. Parsons.
Afssasry Dfreefors1s WsIs I,siIs.s Amzi W wilmet, ,
County Surreyor- -Jedcdiah Cole.
Co,loner-LyInan Bryant. po,o..
Mayors of Incorporated Villages.
GayreftsriHe-O S Ferris:
Gext-Gharies II. kent; r
Raceand-e;eorge r. Robinson
Justices of the Peace.
Afrdter-Sylvester a. Hinman, A. w. w iison.
Amrora--JOhn l.. Thompson. Worthy Taylor.
B,'insdeid-J. L, Carrier, Z. II. Chapman
CHdyIsst0en-A Austin L. Curtiss, ). l.. Morris,
Deesyfeid--f;. S. TibLals. j IL. Hoffman.
EdinGu,yh-Smith Sanford. Elihu Fish.
tranktia-Nelson Barber. Milo Shorts. Isaac
F,eede.--f.ym man Briant. Henry G. Jennings.
Gays,etrsriNe-A. a. Barber. J amos Norton s
Frank Squire.
Mantua-Alonzo n. Farr Henry Cobb.
Neison-Cornelius Baldwin. George r lledger
Palmyya-Orrin stevens. David NJ. Evans, Ihos.
r. Williams.
p,',s,1,,hatnN 1epy: uriI, ,man aoe
Rdrenna--t ornelius a Reed, AleN'r Topping.
Andrew Jackson.
R0OfsfOrQ--Samuel K. Mix.
,hatersciHe--S. G. Eldridge \. ii Smith
.Streets1oro'-N ID. Peck. +. NJ. stanton.
Sn5feit--Hugh X. Martin. William Pauius
Wiadhdns--GsOrgc t. Conant. 1ho's u Anger.
SOCIBTIES-
Unity Lodge, No. 12, r, and A. NJ.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month.
Tyrfan Chapter, No. 91, Il. A. M. Il.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month. In
j. J. RICHARDSON. p.
10. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. 65,
Meets every Wednesday evening ut Odd Eel
ows' Hall
Kavenna Encampmeut, No. 129,
Meets every and and 4th Fridays of each month.
Patrons of Husbandry-RANE EMMA
GRANGE, No. 32-Meets every Saturday; Oeto-
bor IL Mt O'Clock P. NJ. and on each alternate
Saturday ut 1:30 p. NJ, ut Grange Hall.
CHURCHES.
CONGREG ATIONAL-- REV. a; NJ. HILLS.
Pastor. Services on Sunday ut 10 30 A. NJ, and
80 PM Sunday School at IL 10 r ~ prayer
Meeting on Thursday Evening at 1:oo
MErIIODIST-REv- G. W. CLARK. Pastor
Services sunday at 10 30 A. NJ, and ~ p NJ.
Sunday School at II :15 p. u. Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening at 7:So
DISCIPLE REV. GEORGE DARSIE. Pastor.
services on sunday at 10 30 A, N, and Z 30 P NJ.
sunday School at 1918 p. NJ. Prayer Meeting
ON Thursday Evening mt 30 500 t..
GRACE-REy. w II. CArERs, Pastor; Ser
vices ON sunday at 80 A. NJ, and I 80 p NJ.
sunday School at 12:i5 P. N. Prayer Meeting
ON Thursday Evening at Z 30
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION--CATHO
10 80 each alternate sunday. sunday school at
3 20 r. NJ. High Mass. sunday. July 4 ana eacn
alternate Sunday thereafter. Mass every week
day morning ut 3D. i'''
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29

A REQUsT.-On behalf of the Com
mittee of Arrangements and of the
village authorities we make the request
that, persons visiting Iiavenna OH the
Fourth Will not hitch their teams by
the walks in the space between the
arches, on Main street. This request is
made for the reason that its observ-
ance will greatly promote the con-
venience, comfort and safety of both
visitors and citizens. during the bal
loon imitation and ascension. During
the display of fireworks in the evep-
ing the streets at the points named
will he barrieaded, I
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29

SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received al
the rooms of the s. Y. Be. for fund
with which to buy foot of land in
in order to enfranchise certain land.
less young man who takes too active a
part in politics to suit some of the
"trooly loil" fessels of the Radical
party. 1t is expected that there will
be &aHpls of generosity manifested
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29

REUNION OF THE larH.-The 18th
Regt., o. V. l. will hold their reunion
at Warren on the Fourth. The 14th
and 25ih Batteries, the 10Th Ohio In-
fantry and the I'd and 5th Ohio Caval.
ry are expected to participate, aud
seventeen other military organizations
have been invited. The ladies of
Warren will provide dinner for all the
soldiers, military companies and bands
in attendance.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29
A CARD

desire TO announce TO the people of the
County that I have perfected arrangements to
conduct the = POE HDU SE' In Ravenna. MY
acquaintance with County people. and my long
think that can please ali old friends. and make
friends of all strangers who give me call--at
least that shall be my endeavor. Accommotia-
tiOns adequate to the wants of trade and prices
such as will not seriously disturb y0nr financial
condition. have made. Arrangements for car
ing for and feeding horses which will be en-
tirely satisfactory to all a. CuAS. COLLINS
Ravcnna, o., June 20. 1876. 4OS-tf r-f.s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29
IN Sunday morning

On Sunday morning last Mr..
Chauncey Andrews, of Rootstown,
was engaged in picking cherries,
standing on a ladder some twenty
feet high, when he was seized with a
lainting 1T and fell to the ground, in
juring him quite severely.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29

ICE CREAM will be served in the
rooms on Chestnut ST., opposite Court
House, by the ladies connected with
the Philharmonic Society, on the COM
ing 4th.. We bespeak for them a gen.
erous patronage.
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Grand Balloon Assertion,
TO cOhCIUut WITH u DfIIIl2nt ulSpIAy OF
FIRE WORKS AND GENERAL
ILLUMINATION

IL
in the evening
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES:
President of the Dayton, Luther Day, L L d.
VICE PRESIDENTS: -4H
Atwater-Friend Whittlesey.
Aurora-John Parsons,
Brimfield-Renben BrObst.
Charlestown-C. Il. Curtiss -ta ia =
Decrheld-Weslcy Hubbard, .;.9,s.
Edinburg-George w. Barclay.
Frcedom-Lyman Bryant.
Franklin-C Christian Cackler, if9isiuj 5a
Garrett .ville-Edwin Atwood, --...ls. s
IIiram-John q. Mason,
Kent-D. f. Anderson.
Mantua-GcO. Sheldon. T.
Nelson-E. Ii. Sherwood,
Palmyra-AleX. Scott, Sen.
Paris-A. Il. Merrill.
Randolph-Wm. j. Dodge.
RoOtstOwn-J. S. Austin,
Streetsboro-Harvcy Baldwin. $3.50 .it.f
Shalcrsville-Gen. David Mcintosh.
Suffield-Wm. Paulus
Windham-Matthew z. Higlcy.
Orator-HOn. J. ID. Horton.
Chaplain Elder John Tribby, y,rft.s.s
Reader of Declarations. ID. Harris,
Marshal-Dr Geo. Saadler,
Assistants-Charles Scott. James Hoicomb,
w. S. Krlke Charles Slaughter. Ff 4
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Geo. + Fairchild, ID. NJ Clewell, {. w. Brain
erd. II. w. Riddle. i s9''t -''i1.' e
ORATOR, READER OF DECLARATION. CHAPLAIN
ANDPREslDENr OF THE DAY.
w. Il. Thomas, ii. r. w. Hall, 5. ID. Harris
Col. Royal Tayl lOr, 4. p. Brainerd.
MUSIC. $3.50 af
j. ii. Oakley, &. w. Butler. G. z. Reel. f. j
Humphrey, Theo Grundel.
DECORATION.
Harvey Waterman. Nv. Butler, Chas. Ohm.
stead. w. l.. Poe. j. +. Armstrong. G. +. Faii
child. l.. T.. Seymour, w. S. Krakc ID, b
Lawrence Wm Grinnell. Francis Lowrie, Geo
E Robinson DIR. Geo. Satlier. L. E. Collins, u
M. Clewell. -H.s-l ;sssi
FIRE WORKS.
J. ii. Oakley. A. q. Mason, C. w. Brainerl
ID. f. Wells,
aASIEUs COMMITTEE.
L. /. Sample. Chairman, II
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
J. ID. Horton. H. Y. Beebe. j. T.. Beatty, f
Twitt b j. Wells. and the Chairman of each o
the fore going Committees.
Arrangements have been made with the &. 4
P. and A. 4 NV. Railroads far half fare rates
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OK "Wednesday of last week while

On Wednesday of last week while
the workmen were engaged in remov-
ing some of the bricks from one of the
towers of the schpol building, the half
of a BRICK fell distance Of about 90
feet and struck Mr.. John Brigham, the
master brick mason, who was stand
ing upon the ground below, upon his
left elbow causing very painful in.
Jury. H
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29

Our stock of Cassimeres and Cot
tonades as now complete. We have
lately received nice assortment OF
thesc goods, and can now offer to our
trade the beet selefted stock in, the
market. WEBER " SsuTH,
No. |, Marvin's Block.
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TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains No. l. ? 3 AMI 12 on main line rnn
daily
/ Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. l. .. 3,
and I2 between Cincinnati and New York daily.
Hotel Coach on trains and 10. pet-ccn Leay
iftsburg and New York. daily
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne Chicago, and Baltimore q Ohio Rail
roads; Ut Raysnga with Cleveland Il Ptttsburg
Railroad: at Aeadvilie, Union and Cory for
Oil Regions; at jamestown foF Buffalo and
Niagara Fall> .and ut Bipghamptop rAlbany,
Springa Acid, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land.
for the South and West
No stop-over'' allowed upon local tickets.
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
Grst stopp ip place. and may ihcn fepurchase
from thai point TO dcstinxiion. stk Tf
L4N 4 \ w.sB. SHATTUC,t 81.
Gens.st Passenger and Ticket Agent,
CINcISNATI. o.
h r. ID. epUPEi>
General ar1eyintendept.
3I5 CLEVELAND. o.
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Dry Goods.

My stock is full in every depart
ment, to o-Yhich l inyite particular in
spection, as am Offering all kinda Of
goods at bottOlG prices.
q, v. SEARL.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29

SOMETHING elegant i'll Lace and
Llama Points and Sacks. We have
just received the finest line of these
goods ever offered to the Ravenna
trade. WEBER e SMITH,
No / Marvin'S RlOcE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29
WHILE the Radical caucus was en-

WHILE the Radical caucus was en-
gagged in voting for delegates to the
County Convention on Friday eve.
ming one of the "Ring" leaders arose
and in an excited manner declared
that the men who were finally elected
were "not the representative men of
the Republican party" We presume
they will answer well enough to carry
blazing argumens in the Hayes and
Wheeler possessions this fall.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-29
Llama Lace Points.

am offering elegant styles of Llama
Lace Points, at much lower prices
than in any former season.
.. V. SEARL,