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DRY GOODS REDUCED.

hRY GOODS REDUCED.
CLOSING-CUT CARPET SAFE.
Our stock Car pets 10 BE cod su+ blyerz have
AZ opportunity TO get them a. mauufsoturers
DIZZY eooDs STOCK MUST BE REDUCED.
Remnants oe-t CalicJes, SIC.
Calicces, Sc
Dre-. Goods. l21S Is, -, IS TO SIC.
All ZOOS Jsshmeres, sc up
Bleek Alpacss full stoth. PKG.
All Wool Ssrkes ~, s., 6.1C.
Black S.lk. Al Old srice-sI, 81. Is, SL50, "a.
shsv's, Blankets Comforts.
KID Gloves. SIC %.
Ready mace Felt 81 irts, SOC up
DUB STOCK MUST BIZ sOLD.
n. DAUDAIN.
poy9 Or 1o9 Market Space.
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MARRIED.

noSrAGUE-SHGPPA On the 18th o. No
', pber, 1873, by the Bsv. Mt. GUNNER, n
aud Nj : LoUIsE =. sbKPPAkD.
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COAL AND WOOD.

WHlIE ASA, EGG asd FURSAOE.-....-..e55 SO
w To. Uhes,nut................ s rs
70. Stove ..-................ o 90
shsmokfn or X. AKgg.--..-...-....-..........6 rs
ebamoktn or A. 50
Lyken's Valley tgg and stove.-.-............. 90
Hictory w. DO DO s1toss.
40 lbs Coal 70 the ton.
X. N MILLER SON,
~ street and Virginia ava 0. W.
Branch Ofice-92O Penn q svenue nova. I'm
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IMPROVED CONDITION OF EAsrsRN
MANUFACTURES A Boston correspondent
OF ibe Chicago Journal says; Tgo-thlrds of
The cotton and wooden mills in New en-
lano. and quite all OF those In Massachusei =
are now ruDoing on full time. In some In
Stances, In view of the suspicious times, tle
wages OF some OF the operatives have b ca
restored TO somewhat near the figures that
were In force before the dull periof set I'm.
Here In Boston, as well as at New YORK, the
cry goods trade may now De said To be al the
height OF activity, ALI staple goods are
selling freely, and generally at higher prices
than were realized a mouth ago. There has
been UNUSUAL activity In prints and prin
cloth at an advance during the week. At
Providence the sale of print cloth last wee
reached 420 600 pieces, q al at fall River 20 =
OC0 pieces, all AT an advance Of fully &c. psr
yard. The fact that these goods have touch.
importance. II assures the thousands of
Fall River operatives OF the restoration OF
their last reduction OF ten per cent, witch
las now been In force over two n ouLhs. Tue
Ebg' IN weave7s have been going home for
some time, as the rate OF wages In EogIaud
was lsst quoted at a rate cons iers DIV
higher than that paid IN FaIl River. Good
authority has IL that the 81 tie OF msnufac-
lures Is not as hopeful In Engl aud as here.
SO far as Boston Is Concerned, at least the
distributives or home trade duri 1g the wsez
has been the largest of the sea % a, 50 far a
The leading manufactures are concerned.
Yet prices are low and profits small, compe-
ition being very sharp. Missing confidence
sSems 10 have returned at last
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DRY GOODS.
On MONDAY,

On MONDAY,
NOVEMBER =, 1876,
WE WILL REDUOs OUR STOCK or DRY
GO0ne IN SOME IN$rAgOEs 40 PER
CENT BILoW FORMER PgIOEs.
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NOVEMBER i, 1876.

case rood rslicO~s AZ Sc rojd a. q
lese esood quality Wster- proof 10th, nsarIy two
50 pieces p,.ia Beige Drs-s Goods .. lsc,
- pieces " bite Flannel at lsc
- pieces al-W col Flame Ell, No
Besyy beo flsnnels, 20 Is O,gkc
90 pieces Csnion FlsDpel, extrs bsxyy NJ TIE
80 pieces CsptoE VlanpeI at &c
Oashre =, fol- ecsee width. in seal brown, bottle
sreep, nsvy blue, ~ SOC. - '"o
Black Cashmere. ~ en- 7ec
Black slpseas snd aGhsirs, -, rs, 80. &C.
COlsrtd Dr. - Good, 10 ell the ne colors H. L.
~ zsc. zeal bfoSD, bottle Ereaa, uavg bus
IIe sss %. tment Of s6ssls from nj, ~ a. "A.
- Bisck her no shsHl 10 ye-I cheap
Nhfte shsk eT Fla ouels Is ~ 20. etc
Best mfdic-fsd Red To III FlapIeI
2f-vide tbeeung COt'O-s, m AID sc better
sTate than ne ever sold before
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EJORE BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.

kIORE BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
sik Yelye.s 81 so per cent less than value: q 80
SlB, %. 81 s., 81 rs, IS 81 aud SIS yard.
Black iks, ~, o / 80 81 rs. and " yard,
Csshmeres 75c., 81 ard - IS
JOuvin'- nrsf Oh nee n ds. buttons, el So
Choice Z button X id u owes Sc pair.
Heavy sli wCCl Blankets, as
New stI j. 10 YCOrn kepps I5c = yard.
Bes' Black lsaca IN thu city for 4gc.
Ielt skifts, al sly ies and prices.
Feathers br.f price
Dress Goods Of every variety.
Merno sDd al weOi Underwear a. the en- sspest
store In The city.
CONNULLYs,
novIl-tr sos Nn street. OPS. PatsEt once
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A T I Z y tt =.

$1,000 IN Seasorsbie Goods now in stock, which
must be sold q oy January LIST. You get auy-
fhirs you want in the Dry Goods line, at prices
much below fOld rates. We only aa ins pection.
The stock m1s. De sold Il oy the time stated.
SEemen Der loo alton
w. n. BROWN,
poyll-tr No. 5IS srh street northwest
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THIS EVENING.
YU.MOHkOW.
YU.MO6kOW.
TH0MA5 DOWLIN0, Auctioneef
ATTRACTIVE sALEos SUPERIOR FURNI

1876, commencing at d o'clork, at the resi- VI
dence OF aeptlemss declining h-us. keep
ing, No. law ST. eel bet cen la ad 18th
no Invest, shsli tell The following excslIent Fur
E1tuTt:
PeTloT Furniture,
Wslr ut and o,her Msrble-top Ohamber Furniture,
II cir and Hulk Mattresses: Beading,
Fine Ohromos and EngI uknRs,
Brussels Three ply aud mgr al In Gar pets,
Walnut N. 4. SfdsbOsrt,
%eirut Extension Dining Table,
Walnut p1piag Chairs, vino DIV Hangings,
Superior Silver plated Ware,
China AND Glass Ware,
WsInut Hs. Rack. Ice Box.
Wheeler & wilson Sewing Machine cost ais,
Cooking and Hea,iDg Stoves,
Kitchen requisites, &C.
novl5 IhepI THO5 BOWLING, Auot
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a PREACHER JUDGES THE DRAMA.-In
the church OF the Messiah yesterday, tue
Rev. William r. Alger said that the eight
great classes OF mankind-regal, military,
medical, legal, sacerdotal. artistic, acs-
demic, and dramatic stained with
faults which marred the good that otner wise
might be affected by their virtues. Tue dra-
matte art, however, was freer from these
stains than any of the other divisions, and
by It's own percepttve power aud natural
genus penetrated more deeply into the Inner
wor siDgs and impulses of mans mind than
even the physician, lawyer, or priest. Tne
gre 1t error of dramatic art was ostentatiou
and vanity. Despite this, however. the
Drama furnished OBLIGATION In recreation 4,
and when IL added to It's other virtues N oral
and religious earnestness it would become
The greatest and purest teacher Of M Al KIM.
Christ persouated not any Individual He
brew, but collective humanity. Sucn gem
eral types did we ind In drama furnis hing
rs with the necessary standards whereby
we might compare with justice the virtues
and fallings OF ourselves and otners.-(N. Y.
Sun, 18th.
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SINGULAR CHANCE.-A Pennsylvania
paper relates the following: "a week or
two since gentleman who resides In this
vicinity went TO Philadelphia and put up
At hotel, and while resting after tea In the
reception room overheard two gentlemen
conversing in regard to a trial thea In pro-
gress before one OF the courts of that city.
Our neighbor learned from this couvers alioa
that a man mad obtained money upon his
wife's property, the wife giving a mortgage.
The money was spent In dissipation, the wife
became raytDg maniac, and was c1u dned
In the asylum, where she now Is; the nus
band died, and the chill iren OF this unfortu-
nate couple were furnished with a guardian
by The court, who was maint aiming the suit
then being tried, against the holder OF tue
mortgage, on the ground that the wife was
not OF legal age when the instrument was
executed. The gentleman knew that a
niece of his, who lefG this viciaity whea q
child, had married a man OF tue same name
As the one mentioned as having sou aniereJ
his wife's patrimony, aud c1nclu lei u
inves tleate. He made his way TO the court
house the following morning, and % his
intense surprise and Rratific atlon was the
very person needed 10 esta ollsh TO a certain
~ lbe age OF the unfortunate wonal, aud
10 save 20 her worse than orphan children
property valued at 81 500"
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G M TOwsOs q CO.,
636 PEEEsYLvAEIA AVENUE,
ncvll ctr NEAR 1ru srpvv,
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octl+tr MITCHELL a n


The largest, cheapest, and nost Desirable ,,oe,
OF eev pkf GOODS aud CAhPEFl aGs exar ~,
hfbttet IN - biz ston nov % foant a. No
90. Tth sueet- store runniAx through from IN
ocsa IN - RURnExHx a en-
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EVENING STAR.
Is, ls7e
The Battle nf Dinnfs-

IHf HORRORS OF MODERN WARFARE.
A correspoodent OF The London 7elegraph
writes: THUS they came on. and prrss sIiy
Shebeu 80 fearful q rife fire that tbs b sllets
feIi srou nd us all like hs'L As yet our IN
isn'Iy was quiet; no; rifle was heard. aDd
tne Zoe was coming bearer TO tins semi
circolsr trenches Of which i have before
SPOKEN. Suddenly there Is a movement IA
ne ousnss, sharp note from the bugle. q
rst,le OF Day onets and steel barrels, aud tneu
Httie chter. Our men are moving the 10
port are taking the empty trenches and tne
rest OF tscn oattalioa IL Ia The reserve liaes-
All at once such fire pours forth as en- veIops
you fp smoke, and makes tina still advancing
column stseger. Yet only for mi nute: there
Is counter. cheer and . rapid rush. wnirri
bow the bullets ny past them; with what
sbrieks do the shells bound Ia See. Inc Ser.
visus aIe standing still for = moment,
nrins Set, but coming no nearer To TIRE
fec, too, snd they are extending every mo
meht IL 10 only the fear OF the shells and
The bullets which makes them hesitate
feet. Tor row thes are failing last, snd with
oot Tire sid even OF q glass We can see that
Tres are sirewlng The ground by hundreds or
IL oer IRE, as theirs Yea kens, aud more de.
tel minec, TOO are our men. for they now
gun III e outpost trenches, ard are al vaocl.g
UpoD The os wtlder.d enemy. Vottey after
volity from The foe falls 90 stop tbem; tney
leave many a comrade on the ground out on
hey go, TIL at length me Seryiaus Sc atng
,,,., reg ieo szes coming nesr-r and nearer,
VINO Will never see home In Rassia or on sbe
hsnss of the DANUBE any more. Not
ote was there but might have bsen the mar
dy rather OF q numerous family. dif not
see a boy among them. O8e IN particular
notced-and he wa but a type of lhs rest
TALL, we'll made, broad 5ouldered warrior
who, having fought TO his uttermost
and received a wound In the stomac hal
lain DOWN upon the road 10 Dsrb cut IN hops
OF snccor. Unhappily FOR him, friends were
far away, and bis comrades had hung in fan
tastlc II sbion, on a tree hari by Circss.
sian who. having fal,en into their haudS
had been first tortured and put TO death. 1
was looking al him s. role 0y, wondering
III he were yet alive, when horrible 20 70
ate. there G -ms upon tue scoae four CUR
kfssoes. They, too, had teen their hanging
cOmTsde, and they thirstei for blood. At
this moment the wounded Serb raised hts
head and rolled his CLASSY eyes round ia
hope or deserving help. Down sp<sng q Cir
casslan, and with little dagger pisrcet toe
dying man through and through, cut OF his
flght hand, and ripped him up as he lsy on
the ground. Fortunately his end was near
ard he expired; but even In death he was a
hsodsome giant. this victim To tue barbar-
Gus war which Russia has osuset and wage
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HRIvEkaAA z. 4. TICKET oBEIsH.
RAiLEOAD TIUkBTs 20 IRON I'll points
oo1ght. EXCHANGED sold 1t ~
= reduction OF ONE poLLAR ~ GS7S
upon any othsT ofroe or tsso-.S2 NR8 SSH-118
"a this city.
Tickets COCO Hp useo saysss. enesksa tsreass.
sppiy +" n. ID, wHITEsIDE.
S~f-U sST Penn. ave. Candy store.
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octH d tds No 1871 r street north " IS:

SBY CONSENT OF PARTIES IN INTER
est The above sale 10 PpSrPUSEU ualiI TGEs-
DhfI November 1878 ssms ar and place.
noyS VIM. n. H0LTZMAN, rlustee,
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RON ACC0UnT OF THE WEATHER THE
- mber len, l61o Al 0. m SANE ace.
LOYlb d9 DIS MM y HOLMAN. Trrs.ar
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-28
A Pleasant Interview.

On Tuesday of last week we had a
brief and very pleasant visit with Mr..
James Redfleld, the youngest and only
surviving brother, OF our late fellow
townsman, the late Samuel Redfield,
who resides at Lodi, Medina county.
Mr.. II, came to Randolph in 1906, He
moved to Lodi with Judge Joseph
Harris, who was one Of the first Com
missioners of Portage County, in 1872.
1t is interesting to listen to The stories
he tells of the early times. He cut the
first road from Lodi to Medina. built
81 rods of bridge aud log ways, carry
ing his provision to last from Mon
days till Saturdays upon his back and
slept upon the ground. with stick
of wood for pillow. For this job
he received $500. He took the first
stock of goods into that county for
sale bought and drove the first drove
of cattle and horses ever driven from
Medina county to the Eastern market.
He has caught and killed 122 wolves
for which he received a bounty from
the public treasury. lie is one and
Albert Harris the other survivor, OF
the four persons who first went into
Medina county to live. lie has served
in all the offices of his township, and
one term as County Commissioner,
and is one OF the old pioneers swLo
have suffered all. the hardships Incl
dent to the early settlement of will
derness, and yet retains in remarks
BILE degree his vigor of mind and
body, thus demonstrating that those
who have endured the trials and la
bors incident 10 pioneer life are AS
likely TO 1.-Two to a good old age as
those reared in a more tender manner
surrounded by all the comforts and
luxuries uf the present times.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-28

THE New Orleans Jubilee Singers
and Uncle Toms Cabin Troupe gave
one OF their rich and rare entertain
ments at the Opera House last Thurs
day night to one of the largest audi
ences that has been in that hall for II
long time past. We have seen the
drama of Uncle Toms Cabin perform
ed many times, but never with better
effect than by this Company. The
fine singing and the unique planta-
ton scenes of the Jubilee singers, all
negroes, gave peculiar interest to the
play The music of these fuinstrels is
unsurpassed by any company that has
ever visited our place. They are de-
serving of a liberal patronage.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-28

Our Christmas turkey was the con-
tribution of our enterprising young
friends Alon. Bean and Dan. III. Nor
gan, of the meat market under Brain
erd's Drug Store in Phenix Block.
1t was fine fat one weighing twenty
pounds dressed and the young gentle
men haye our sincere thanks for their
liberal donation. We learn that they
have purchased the butcher establish
ment of Mr.. G. d. Hudson of which
they took possession ON Monday.
They are go-ahead business young
men whom we take pleasure in com
mending to the patronage Of our citi-
zens, who will meat all their custom
ers on fair and liberal terms.
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Pebble spectacles.

A physician, who has heen practic-
ing years in Portage County, stated to
one of our customers that there was
no such thing as q Pebble Spectacle.
We wish to say to all we have the gen.
uine article, cut from the natural rock
and we are prepared to fit them to all
who may need artificial help to their
eyes, in a scientific and proper man.
ner. Try US. WAIT, DEWEY & Co.
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Lis. of Advertisements. -;
SUBSCRIBE for the Press.

| SUBSCRIBE for the PRESS. i''-'
AND now the days begin to lengthen'
Now provide yourselves with new
AlmaDacs and prepare to write 1877.
the Ravanna Union Schools will
commence their next term January Sth
The Mechanics had very fine and
pleasant party at Philharmonic Hall
last Friday night. +
Our Ravenna Sporting club hare
got dog now as is dog. lie only
cost $25. nfnr
GEN. WILDs and family, of Akron,
spent Christmas among their friends
in Ravenna. n M
THERE is to be New Years party
at the town hall in Edinburgh next
Monday night. +-e mrs q
THERE has been joint stock Driy-
ing Association formed in Alliance.
That is o fast town. i,
The sands of leap year have about
run out, and in few days the young
men will have chance. s.,,,.a.
The ice dealers are mostly happy,
for they have harvested their crop in
excellent condition and of superb
quality.
SANTA CLAUS did an extensive busi-
ness on Christmas and there are many
pleasant, smiling faces among the ja-
veniles and some of an older growth.
The shooting season will be off on
the first Of next month and then the
hunter men will have to stop .'bull-
doing" the cotton tails and let them
have peace.
Grace Church Dime Social will be
held next Friday evening at the resi-
dence of DIR. G. s. Leonard. All are
cordially invited.
Our old Democratic friend, Daniel
Sapp, has the sincere thanks of the
PRESS gang for bushel of delicious
apples. May he liye long and pros
per.
THE Ravenna shootists have brought
in the brush of five foxer since the
opening of the season and there are
several counties yet to hear from
Let US have fair count.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-28
Lectures TO Young People.

The second lecture Of Mr.. Van Horn
to the young people, on Social life al
the Disciple Church on last Sunday
evening, called forth large and APP
I preciative audience. Mr.. Van Horn
has no sympathy with the ruipous
extravaganza, folly and fashion that
have pervaded our land for the past few
years, corrupting not only the social
circle, but by Its blighting Influence
rendering the lives of those high in
power worthless and unworthy of inn
itation; but he sees dawning in the
future, the time when the young lady
may attain the highest social posi don
without the inventory of the effects
which adorn her person, telling but
too plainly of the bankruptcy Of her
natural supporters, and that the degree
of .eminence attained by the young
mar, in the future, will depend upon
the cultivation of the God-given pow,
ers he possesses, and the degree of
moral excellence with which his char
acter is adorned, and not the length of
his purse, or the purity of the blood of
his ancestors.
Mr.. Van Horn is stranger in our
city, and we are informed is not as yet
permanently engageddas the Disciple
Minister, but we feel assured that we
express the sentiments of the "popu
lar vote" when, we say by all means
retain him; and we sincerely trust
that those whose duty it is to decide
the matter will give him a "fair count"
-, sf.;s 5'.t-ta,s
in their election.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-28
Look at Our Prices.

Red Flannel's, l5c to LOO
White :. 20c to LOO
Grey Twilled Flannel's 20c to50c.
Cotton Flannel's, 8. 10 and 121ac.
Breakfast Shawls, 25c, SOC and LOO.
Misses Shawls, Gall WOODY 1.25, 1.5C
annd LIS.
Ladies Single Shawls, 1.5O, LIS, 2.0C
and $50.
Ladies Double Shawls, $50 to 100.
Kentucky Jeans, 25c to 75c.s
Unlaundried Shirts, SOC to 1.25.
Figured Delaine, 10c.
All Linen Hdkf's., 1Oc.
Corsets, French wove, SOC.
Black Alpacas, 25c to LOO.
Red Comforts, 5Ta lbs. 50.
Wool Blankets per pair, 1925 to Sc.
The Highest market price for pro.
duce.
WEBER e SMITH,
If. No. /, Marvin's Block.
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If you don't see, it is surely your
own fault, because by procuring pair
of the " Crystal Diamond Spectacles," J"
you can improve failing eyesight so as
to see clearly thenceforth. Every pair
is warranted. MATT, DEWEY & Co.
are the sole Agents. Call and try them,
aud also ask to see their extensive line
of Gold and Silver Goods, suitable for
Holiday Presents, and note the ex-
tremely low prices.
RaYenna, Dec. ), 1876. 432tf
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Caution.

We have no travelling agents. Some
unprincipled rascal has been selling
light plate for genuine silver through
Portage County and vicinity - also,
common cheap Spectacles for the gem
uine Pebbles. DO not pay your
money to such tranps, as you will
never see it or them again.
WAIT, DEWEY g. Co.
RaveDna, Dec. 5. 1876. 432-if
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Seeing is Believing,

And those who have suffered near
sightedness or impaired vision from
any cause, but who now see clearly
through the . Crystal Diamond Spec
tacle, ,"believe honestly that they are
the best possible aid to the sight ever
invented. WAIT, DEWEY & Co. now
have these celebrated Spectacles in
Gold. Silver and Steel. Also, if you
are looking for Christmas Present in
the shape of a nice Gold Watch, Chain,
Bracelet or anything in the line of
Jewelry, you will be sure to find just
the article.
Ravenna, Dec. 5, 1876. 432-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-28
PERSONS who were out on Thur.d,

PERSONS who were out on Thursday
night report grand meteoric shower,
as brilliant and imposinx ~ any pyro-
technical display they had ever wit.
messed, the heayens being beautifully
lighted with falling aerolites which
frequently burst in mid-air, sending
forth showers OF smaller shooting
stars in great profusion, traversing the
sky in all directions. 1t is represent.
ed as scene grand and magnificent
beyond description.
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$40" Only.

For a fuH Upper or Lower Set of .H.'st
class Artificial Teeth, at II. +. CLARK :
Dental Office, Ravenna, Ohio. Other
Dental Work proportionately low, to
SUIT the times. Wood, Chips and Pro.
dnce taken in part Or whole payment
for work. Give him cali.
Ravenna, Dee. }, 1876. 3:i2-4w
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Reading without Tears.

If you would relieve your eyes OF
hurtful strain If you would prevent
the loss of sight, and render reading q
physical AZ we'll as u mental pleasure
use the +" Crystal Diamond Spectaele.' =
For sale by WATT, DEwEl Il Co. They
can also supply You with u Solid Sill
Yer Tea Set. Knives, Forks, Napkin
Rings, &C., at the very lowest prices.
Ravenna. Dec. 3. 1876. 432-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-28

CHRIsTMAs has once more come and
gone, but as we are in the midst of the
holiday season it is not too late to
wish all our readers merry time of
it. and to hope that the New Year
upon which we are about to enter
may have an abundant store of hap
piness for each and every one.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-28

Mr.. GEORGE GENTHoLTz, a former
employe in the Carriage Works, of
Measrs Merits q Riddle, and who
about two years ago went to Cal.
ifornia where he has since resided, put
in an appearance here on Saturday
last, looking hale and hearty, and met
with hearty reception from his old
friends and associates.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-28

Music TEACHER.-We would call at
tention to the care, lin another column,
of Prof. Humphrey. aud would conf
IDENTIFY recommend him to those de-
string to take lessons in music, as fully
capable of giving instructions ON all
Band and Orchestra Instruments.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-12-28
OF Crystal Purity.

Pure as Crystal" is synonym
for the highest excellence. The "Crys-
tai Diamond Spectacles - are literally
pure as a crystal" being skillfully
manufactured from minute crystal
pebbles, and have all unequalled hard
ness and brilliancy.
WAIT, DEWEY & Co. are supplied
with a full liue, where may also be
found a splendid stock of new and de-
sirable goods, just the thing for Christ
mas.
Ravenna. Dee..5, 1876. 4s2-tf r = /