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DIR. II. DIN,

DIR. ii. OLIN,
OF Chicago Formerly of this place. will visit Ottawa at
Cnoa Hotel the FIRST Tuesday OF each month for treating
all diseases OF the Eye and Ear. surgcay otherwise
Disqualification cataract artificial pupil inverted
OF the ear duct eye srasshyloma and the removal OF
umors and morbid growhs every description. Artificial
eyes and inserted without pain previous opera
uon Granular eyeis the most dSedse in the Ices
,Sidically md permanently cured
From his long experience IN treating diseases OF the Eye
Ear he conhdeh stating that he can cure nearly
every Chronic diseases also treaed Consultation free
Largest stock of Artificial Eyes IN the West.
Decent Der 10th lE10.-u
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ottawa Wholesale Market.

OTTAWA, July 18th, 1876.
The following were the figures yesterday:
Corn, Ale. for 40 lbs; Oats, 2G@2sc for - lbs
timothy seed, s220@2.35; Hay, IS for prairie,
500 10 for timothy; Potatoes l012Oc.
"a. nunfc
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Also, at the same place will be found,
The Imported Clydesdale Stallion
DONALD DINNIE
The property OF
Geo. Murray. Esq, Racine, Wis.

DONALD DINNIE Is beautiful dappled dark bay horse,
with Jour white feet his face and snip his
years old stands II hands high, weighs 26D
twenty hundred and sixty lbs of Immense substance
compact FORM with legs ofmmense fiat BONE has superior
and unrivaed style. Donald Dnne was sired by
that celebrated horse Young Campse, he by Csmpse,
dam by Wonder Young Campse, while the property OF
David Riddle, ESQ Klllbowe, gained the following prizes
First at the Highland SoCetys Show al kelso first two
In succession at Glasgow; first at PERTH Fife aud
kinross Associations and others too numerous TO mention.
Donald Dnne gained the following prizes In scotland rst
at Dunfermlne In 1872 first and silver medal at Sterling,
1873 and that used by sueh celebrated breed
ers as Lord Dunmore and Sir VIM Stirling Maxwell, OF
Keir. Was imported asme tall by Simor Beatte. Esq
Toronto and shown seven times against the st horses In
snada taking first every tmeamong the rest. rst ana
sweepstakes Markham first and silver cup at Egngton
FIRST and diploma best horse on the grounds AT Provn-
cal London and since the property OF Mr. Murray, has
failed take the highest bonors wherever shown
In ls the first at the Wisconsin, State Fair and first at
Waukegsr, III in 1873. first In his class At the Wisconsin
state Fair and sweepstakes as best draft horse Of any age
breed sweepstakes and silver medal for stations with hye
of his colts From there he went TO the Illinois State Fair
and shown in ring OF over sixty entries OF the best
draft In the country, again taking rs In his class a. also
sweepstakes His colts have Invariably taken first al State
and County Fairs wherever shown
From the above II will be seen that his showyard per.
have been unparalleled series OF successes and
that in point OF breeding well individually. he stands
unrivaled on the cOntinest of America.
TRRhs0 to Insure payable when the mareis ascertain
ed to be with oh Good pasturage to mares from dis
lance at bic rates Escapes and accidents at own
er'~Ti,h WIN. IHOM.
MAY IL
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A AGENT dAS who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youthful
indscretlun will Tor the Of suffering humanity send
all who need It the recipe and direction for making
the simple remedy BIZ which he WAS cured Sufferers wish
Ing profit By the advertisers experience can do so by al
dressing In perfect confidence, . ,
jans-5m-sp JOHN b. OGbEN. 42 Cedar St.. New York.
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ODCcCNTC FOg GENTlENEN.-Iefter Cases.
hEST>N - Card Rooks. Pocket Books. Sc u
I>s.ner 0Soos. q Osmsn q Hsp-naat. Is la sale 81
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Exchange on Chicago, New York

And all the principal cities EAST and West
30 u G II II A ~ ID - o l. ID.
Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland and a.,
i'm portant points In Continental Europe drawn In sums TO
suit purchasers. - ,
". -. Revenue stamps OF al cen0mlnS
lions constantly on hand and for sale ,.,
United states Bonds, Local Securities
Gold and Silver bought and sold. -.
To those who favor with their patronage we would say
we shall be able TO extend such facilities and
as we trust will prove to satisfactory and profitable
Bank open from "a. N. to iPa
Il. c. JORDAN, Cashier.
Oo,h OK,
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MAMBRINO
Allen,

Foaed in 1870 sired by Mambrne Pachen Gull brother to
Lady Thorbe by Msnlbrno Chief by Mambrino Paymas-
MASTER by MambrEO, by imp. Messenger; DAM Bird, by
Ethan lien by IIill's Black Hawk Birds dam by the
noted Canadian trotter ST. Lawrence.
MAMBRINO ALLEN Is q mahogany bay, with black
points, IS hands high and weighs In Just fair flesh, ~ lbs.
He will be limited TO forty mares la addition to his owners
at so the season.
The attention OF farmers Is especially invited to the grow
Ing good road and driving horses caused by the
breeding of many heavy horses by the general farmer
days, Manbrino Aliens size and breeding partc'
ulariy adapt him to the breadlng OF such horses.
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Milton II. Swim, Lorenzo Leland,
w. Bushnell, Isaac Gage,
Il, D. Lyman, }. F, Nash,
John Brundsge.
Having organized ander the National Banking Law, ana
succeeded the business OF VIM. H. W. Cushman, We So
now open the transaction of general banking business
EXchanUs, on Chicago, New ork, ana all the pElA
cipa cities OF the United States, bought and sold
Exchange on England Ireland, Scotland ana Con'
tinental EurOpe drawn In suns &c suit purchasers.
Coll lions made throughout the state q PIOT2s
" RENTED for on day OF payment, stcurreht TAG
change. - , GU, oo,p-
United states, Illinois, and La Sale couuN
Bonds, Gold, Silver &C. bought and sold. , ar,
Revenue stamps OF all denom!nstion''-'''-
supply constantly on hand. ,,.,o.-,an,. N
cusomers and shall endesvos TO give SS'.e
to those eptrustIng with their business
Banking hours from "A. n. to4P NJ WA'i' :
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Edward Cooper was delegate from New
| York 10 St. Louis He was one of the most
ardent and enthusiastic supporters OF Uncle
sam. Tilden. Edward is son Of Peter
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E.rtract from q letter from Mrs. j
Attirich, WduseOn, Fulton Co.. o.
ar. z. Hall 81 Co., Gentlemen Please
send me one dozen bottles OF your
Sicillian Hair Remover. Our '' bald
and gray" do not want to be out. My
mother is living recommendation Of
the results from the use of the Renew
er. Being almost seventy years old,
and having worn a wig oyer thirty
years, it seems a miracle to those who
have known her SO long SO bald, aud
what little hair she had being perfectly
white; now her wig thrown aside, her
hair grown out, and a smooth. glossy
brown as in girlhood. Hoping you
may long continue TO pour blessings
on the heads of the afflicted, remain
yours truly"
Such evidence with the Endorsement
OF the great chemists of New Eng.
land, DR.. A. A. Hayes and S. Dana
Hayes, should satisfy any one, which
Of the preparations produce the best
results.
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SERIOUS AccIDENT,-On Tuesday
afternoon, just after the Union Schools
were dismissed.a young. man hsmed
Nelson Catlin, was riding horse At
rapid gait down Chestnut street, and
when opposite the school building. the
horseAwas frightened by The nOfse OF
the school children and became un-
manag geable, aud ran upon the little
daughter of DIR. G. S. Leonard, aged
abqnt eight years, knocking her down
and iniuring her in a shocking man
ner. She had three ribs broken near
the back bone. and received 9th er Sc
we're: 1rT rTfOrp'sf' a
LADIES, gentlemen's and children's
fall and winter underw ear. - A very
large stock, at prices greatly reduced.
WEBER & SMITH.
.,roI1 No. l, ,Maryin's Block. q
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NOTICE.
The State of Ohio, } In the Court OF
Albert Reynolds, Plaintiff.
against


rSs sse 81 osio omnoS q sns S0pre peas
Albert Reynolds, Plaintin. 4fi
Noble Ingcii. Defendant. fin1 rrH' .Ft
HNHE Defendant. Noble In ~cll, who Is ~ ncn =
u resident or the state or ohio. and unkn Known
= Plain A. is hereby notiasa sla. on the the ",h
the above nam 'urt, his petition agains
said Defendant o recover the amount due HIM
on &c Ain pro 'issrry note given by said De-
fc idant June 25,h, 1853. for the sum Of i %,
Said petition alleges that Pi' utir Is = the
owner and holder Of said n. ;, vi pru FOR
Judgment against Defendant thereon Tt on
saId 9th ,iay Of Sep nbcr ~; ntirduIy CAUSED
tho sheriff Of Iortarc coun. !, Ohio. by v.rtne
whereof said Sherin, on the Same day duly at
tacb. the mn,iiv ivideti One-fnh Interest OF said
Defendant In the following described - es-
of Portage, and State OF Ohio, known as part of
lst No. %, and BOT lded, North by lands Uw wne,
by w. IL. Pierce ID the hei-s OF A. Il. Sheldon;
East by the lot line: south by land owned by +
Z. ,Jenn lys, nd W est BY land ov ed by the
heirs of "a. X. sheldou-contafning IS 34-1O0
acres of IL d, more or less. !5EI =
Also. the .ame interest in the following lands:
Situate in said ii.v iship County and state.
North by land orr. ingel. East by land of SAM
uel Sanford South ana West by lot lines: col
taining gS 80 100 acres Of lard, more or less.
AilOf said AIDS a, cached subject to the lie in
ierest therein of Thankful Ingell.
said defendant Is required tO answer to said
petition on OF before the 3rd saturday after the
end day of November, 1876 at which tilne or rs
soon therea. r. as said Court reach e
above case, jud rment will be taken and ali
'er to sell said interest in the land: afore n''i
ALBERT REYNOLDS,
BY e. P.HATFIELD, his attorney, ,.
kavenna. Ohio, Sept II, 1876. fs1-6
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The Fire Piend.

az E.ss1E - ~
On Friday night lsst about IL o. clock
the dwelling house owned by Mr..
George II. Beck, and occupied by Mr..
Robb, i'll the southeast part OF Paris,
was discovered 10 olbe oh lire, )by Mr..
qenry Hawley, a neighbor, who i'm
mediately gave the alarm, when Ihe
citizens rallied. but too late to subdue
the flames, aud The building burned to
the ground with all its contents, ex-
cepting small quantity of furniture
owned by Mr.. Robb. Mr.. Robb and
his wife and two sisters were absent
at the Cleveland Fair, leaving his
brother only at home, but who. had
gone to meet them on their return.
No fire had been made in the house
Since the morning previous and the
're broke out la o remote part OF the
house. The cause OF the fire 10 mys-
|tery, and no doubt ever will SO re-
main.
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MANTUA.
Correspondence.

II
The fifth annual reunion Of the de-
scendants of Abel and Ezra Parker, of
Aurora, occurred on Wednesday. Sept
l3, ut the residence of C. NJ. Tayior, In
Maiitaa, whore ample accommodnti0us
for the expected visitors had been pre-
viously made, and the grounds fitted
up In excellent and attractive style for
their convenience and use. The day
was as pleasant as could be desired and
the happy family groups, from far and
pear, came jOyously together, to ex-
change their social and friendly greet
ings,- and revive olden memories of
their honored ancestors, With invi-
ted friends, the number reached over
two hundred, aud all present entered
into the enjOyments and festivities of
the occasion, with the determination
to make this truly happy family re-
union. About noon all had assembled
and two long tables having been pre-
pared, from capacious and well stored
baskets began to appear everything
which would delight the eye, and graf
ify the tasteo an epicure, which was
arranged IN the most tenn pting order.
About 175. persons were soon seated,
and after'a an Invocation of the Divine
blessing by Rev. B. C. Warner, the
company proceeded to test the merits
of "Parker cookery" The universal
verdict was well and nobly done,"
without dissenting voice.
After dinner the following pro-
gramme was carried out;
Music by the Mantua Gornet Band,
alternating with singing by quar-
tette, composed ofC. ]. Moore & Lady
and +. Z. Bard, with Miss II. NJ. Fer
ris AS -ofganfst. = - -
secretary's Report, by n. Parker, OK
Chester.
Obituary Report, by s. A. Page, of
Aurora.
Historians Report, by N. Parker.
Thanksgiving Prayer, by Rev, I'd
Baker. isss QHEtst'
Sentiments read by Secretary, aud
responses by Dr.O. Ferris, Rev.. I. J..
Baker and Alanson Parker.
Election of officers for the ensuing
year, resulting as follows: VI
I'resident-Al lanson Parker, of Au-
rora.
Vice President-LOriDg Parker, OF
Russell.
Secretary-Nelson Parker, of Chester.
SObituary Cons. A. Page, Aurora.
Ex. Coma. Parker and lady, j.
Elder and lady. r
The association then decided to meet
next year OH the last Wednesday In
August, ut the residence of N. Parker,
in Chester, Geauga Co.
| Want of time prevents giving the
interesting biography of Mrs. Abel
Parker, which was read by the Histo-
rian. She was noted for her piety, in
dustry aad benevoIence, and in every
respect was good mother. She died
August 81, 1s45.
Three deaths Were reported since
last meeting, viz: .if-i..
Mrs. Percis Winchell, Nov. 3, 1875
aged 20 years. 49,.
Mrs. Caroline Parker, March IS. 1876
aged 53 years. n.I1H 4si.
Mrs. Sarah Blair, July Is, 1876, ageG
81 years.
G,1i .v1 !alfvER1rAs.'
I Sept. IS, 1876.
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GoRED BY A BULL. - About four
o'clock of Wednesday afternoon, the
18th inst, a young man named Ben.
jamin Rawlins, employed by Mr..
George Hoddnott, living upon the
farm Of II. s. Elkins, abonta mile and
a-half west Of town, while his en-
ployer was absent from home, went
to the stable where vicious three
year old bull was tied, for the pur-
pose Of leading him to water. He had
no sooner united the halter than the
animal commenced a furious attack
upon him and gored him in q fiiyhtful
manr Q :. 7 he young mau wa, terribly
cut about the side, shoulder, breast,
and neck by the horns. of the infuri-
ated beast. Mr.. Richard Scranton
was n the barn at the time threshing
beans. and went to the relief Of the
young man, none to soon to save him
from being literally torn to pieces.
The bull had him under the manger
and was goring him fearfuhy when
Mr.. Srraninn arrived on the spot
armed with a pitchfork, the tines Of
which he ran into Tue animals n Sc
and thus succeeded in extricating the
young man from his perilous situation.
His wounds were of serious charac-
ter, and fears were entertained that
they would prove fatal but we are
glad to learn that he is 10 a fair way
to recover.
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New Advertis'tS
sHElsIFF's PROCLAMATIOl
ANNUAL ELECTION.

hereby notified to meet at their usual places of
holding elections in their respective townships,
Tuesday, the 10th day of October, A ID. 1 1S76
between the hours of 8 clock, A. NJ and q
C'ilock r. M. OF said; day for the purpose of
clcctinS --, al -
Ono Secretary OF State,
One Judge state Supreme Court. i3 ,G ia
One Member Board Public Works,
One II representative iii Congress, i'itt-'t 4 80
Ono Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas,
One Sheriff,
One Recorder, hGG .isGG g. EaEs1s - s.
One Coroner.
One Commissioner. 'l ~ -5tit-tiE -tt -
One Infrmary director. .s-f s5.4.=.... i-s .s.
Notice is also hereby given to the Trustees
that the following Is the annual apportonment
and number of Jurors which they are expected
to return to the Clerk of the Court of Common
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Dissolution Notice.

IN ship heretofore existing under the firm
name of b. +. Boosinger 4 Co. was dissolved
by mutual consent ON the !. .ih OF Septem, r..
1876. The books of the late firm may be found
at their place of b. Einess and Ill persons how
ing unsettled accounts are requested to call and
settle .'e same. B. +. BOOSINGER.
f...,,. f...s-i f.-.s4 A. +. PORTER
The bus oess of BL LACKSMtTAINCi in all its
branches will be carried on at the old stand by
the SUBSCRIBER, who, thank kful for past patron
age, solicits II continuance of the same. tu
Ii. F. EOOSINGER.
Raycnua.- Sent. II. 1876. JAZZ 42O --ftfi & H-ti
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No, l, Maryio's Block,

JUDsoN B. GULIC died at the resi-
dence OF his mother, corner Sycamore
and Mill streets, on Monday afternoon
last, of paraly sis; after q long and dis
tressing illness, in the thirty fourth
year of.his age. He was aomephsw OF
the late Jackson T. Green, and was a
man of exemplary habits, and much
esteemed by1sll bic acq uafnfances. 1 /
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-21

The Democrats of Atwater had q
large and enthusiastic meeting At the
Town Hall on Saturday night which
was addressed by w. B. Thomas and
l. 7. Siddall, Esq's. Our friends in
that section are wide awake, and will
render a good account Of themselves.
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STILL LOWER.

- On the fifteenth of this month, the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
mide general reduction of from
s5 TO 30 per cent. on the price Of
Centennial Excursion Tickets. This
will bring the fare down to about one
half regular rates.
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ABUNDANCE of rain.
AUTUMNAL weather.
STOVES are going up.
THE Fair is i'm progress.

THE Fair is in progress.
ELECTION three weeks from next
Tueeday. AaAS A'ssh Ss~ = - -
FLATH has stacks of nice new goods.
THE farmers are securing the corn
crop.
ALLIANCE 10 to have n b'loon ascen-
sion October 5ih.
The Deerfield Fair will come off one
week from Saturday.
JUDGE SERvIs was i'm town on Mon
day last looking after his interest.
The Trumbull County Fair is pro-
nounced a compile success.
CHRIsTY, with his hore Andie and
some very fine colts scooped . .
number Of premiums at the Trumbull
County Fair. ,4a -9JfI H. .i Z
20 to the Opera House tonight and
see Kinlans, Fifth Avenue, Comedy
Combination and Garland's Art Exhi-
bition.
A PARTY of Excursienists are to
leave Warren for the Centennial on the
25th-next Monday.
Don't miss seeing Kinlan's Comedy
Combination and Garland's Art Ex-
bibition at the Qpers HodsS y night.
WE regret that our columns are so
much crowded as to preclude the pub
lication of DR.. Sherman 8 address at
the Pioneers meeting this week.
The. Mahoning Valley Fair at New
top Fslls, opens to day, and win com
tinde during the remainder Of the
week.
We are under obligations to Hon.
o. Blake for copy of the Annual.Re-
port of Secretary Of State, Wm.Bell, jr.,
which is the most complete and VAL
liable report ever issued from that
Department.
The new Millinery and Fancy Store,
First National Bank building, has q
large variety of Fall Hats of the latest
styles and colors. Call and convince
yourself before purchasing.
A. L. SMITH, of the hrm of Smith
Brothers, leaves to-day forithe East to
make the fall purchases for that relia-
BILE house, ana in the course OF 4 week
or ten days they will be receiving
stacks OF new goods.
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40, FOR THE CENTENNIAL,
Only 5000 from Warren to Philadelphi
and Return.


and Return.
A grand excursion will leave War.
,en OH Monday, Sept, 25th, at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon, on the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad via the well
known Lehigh Valley route which
runs through section of country un.
PARALLEL for it's beautiful scenery. All
those who have not visited the Gem
tennial should embrace this opportu-
nifty of viewing what they will never
see again. Tickets are good from Sep.
tember 25to to October 14th, good to
return OH any train, and can be pro.
cured Of w. w. Dunnavant, ticket
agent Of the A. s. G. W. r.. r., or at
the Post-office, or any Of the commit
tee. Carry the news. The fare is low
and will be lower than any other line
under any circumstance. Remember
the time, Monday, Sept. 25th. The
train will arrive at Cortland at :15 p.
m, Burgh Hill 4 20, Orangeville 4 30,
Greenyille 5 :l5, Meadville 6 80. !, 4
RECEIVED this day full line Of
Zsmbesi and Dacotah stripes, III all
the popular colors, also corded plaids,
and q few pieces of handsome brown
winter cloths,
WEBER u SMITH,
- No. l, Marvin's Block.
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Sale of Promissorv Note
ADvERTIsEMENT

0N. saturday, the 2sd day of September A ID.
~ 1876 ut Ociuck Z. NJ. wi sell to the
highest bidder, for cash. ut tho door the Cou,
House in tavenna. Ohio. a certain promisSorv
note for $lhn dated Shalersviiie. May 17th. IS76
payable O..e year after date ames H.. Cooley
maker. j. L. Gibson payce. ant by said Gibson
placed in the hands OF thc- undersigned as cnl-
lateral security for the payment of 800 due the
unalers gned from said tiibson fo1a -lif1
40 LCMAN L. NELSON.
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Mothers can secure health for their
children and rest for themselves by
the use of Castoria, perfect substi-
tute for Castor Oil. It is absolutely
harmless, and is as pleasant to take as
honey. For Wind Collie, Sour Stom-
ach, Worms or Constipation, for young
or old, there is nothing in existence
like it. 1t is certain, it is speedy, it is
cheap. Tit.i IS ~i''s''i ''' '@- '.'
Caked Breasts, rheumatism, Sci
atica, Swellings, Sprains, Stiff joints
Burns, Scalds, Poisonous Bites, and all
flesh, bone and muscle ailments, can
e absolutely cured by the Centaur
Liniments. What the White. Lini-
p'ent is for the human family, the
yellow LinimeRt is for spawned,
CALLED, and lame horses and animals,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-21

isi A LITTLE daughter Of Mr.. J.. Hux-
ley, of Atwster, fell from Q tree aud
broke her arm . few days ago. "
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-21

CAsIpasREs. Drsp a. Etates, Bril-.
iiamtines and Alpacas, the finest stock
Of these goods in the market, at
WEBER 4 SMITH,
No. l, Marvin's Block.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-21

VIZ regret to learn that, while our
young friend, George DOuthett, Of
Atwater, was engaged in outing of
the butt end Of a hickory pole to be
raised at the residence Of his father,
Thornton Douthett, his axe glanced
and struck his left foot near the in.
step. inflicting very severe cash,
which will 10y him up for some time.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-21

A WAsHINGToN special of the 14th
says = ga clerk in the Internal Rev
enue Bureau, who has secretly made
search, reports that Rutherford B.
Hayes never paid single dollar to
the Government on account of income
tax.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-21

LARGE APPLEs.-Mr. Albert Bab-
cock, on Saturday last, brought to our
Office basket Of Red Striped Apples,
ten in number, which weighed ten
pounds. They.were nice opes, and he
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-21

GREEN and brown plaid lSha VIE.
We have a beautiful assortment Of
these goods, apd are offering them
very low; also, a full line OF Black
MerinO Shawls. . ....
"''''' - WEBER s. SMITn's,
No Marxin,s RlocE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-09-21

How the l,dies do hustle about
these days, to be sure. e.-(Exchange.
We can't zee it.