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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-06-08
Portage Co. Official Register

Common Pleas Judge--PhiIo Il. Conant.
Eepresentaties in LegisidtHre--OIville Blake.
Probate Judge--Gideon seymour.
County CerE-John Mcharg-
County AuditoT-- William Grinnell.
County Iredsu,er-John G.. Beatty.
Sheriy-O Z. Risden.
kecOrder--George w. Barrett.
Ltosecufin1 AHorney--Geo. Robinson.
onunaissios.ers-smith sanford, wanzor Hol-
comb, Edward A Parsons.
A. 5. Beecher.
County Surveyor y edediah Cole
CorOUer--Lyman Bryant.
>choot Erominers-W. W. Patton. s. Puckett.
rEF-s George Darsie.
Mayors of Incorporated Villages.
Garreaseme-O: Ferris;
Ksat-Iharies II. KENT ;-'-------
RayeH1d-Gecrge r. Robinson.
Justices of the Peace.
Af'cdter-Sylvester a. Hinman. A. V. Wilson.
1n.orayJohn l.; Thompson Worthy Taylor
ChdrIesto,c.-Anstin 4. Curtiss. :. l.. Morris. 4
Rserfeid-,c 5 Tibbals: j; IL: Hoffman. 4
kdtnIN1gA-Smith Sanford, Elihu Fish. /
frdaAfin-Nelson Barber. Milo Shorts. Isaac
Freedom-syman Briant. Henry c. Jennings.
Garrekesrine-A. a. Barber. james Norton.
HiTdm-kichard NJ. Hank, Allen a. Barber,
Frank Squire.
Mantua-AIcnzo y. Farr Henry Cobb
Neison--Cornelius Baldwin. George r. Hedger.
Paimyra-0rrin Stevens. David NJ. Evans, ihos.
Parfs-Brsrinerd selby. Uriah Hinchclifr.
RandoipA-NathanC e. Sears. James p. Coe.
A Reed, AleX'r Topping.
Rootsfo1cn-samueI r. Mix.
SAGEeysrAe-S. G. Eldridge, y. III Smith
A'etts6oro'-N. ID. Peck. T.. NJ. stanton.
S,yNeld-ifugh Il. Martin. William Paulu
WiAdAam--Gsorge IL. Conant Tho's U. Angel.
.r5 SOCIETIES
Unity Lodge, No. IL, f, and A. NJ.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each !
month
? Tyrian Chapter, No. Of, Il. A. M.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month, In
Masonic Hall. Phcnix Block.
il. RICHARDSON. ii. p.
10. q. O.F.-Kavenna Lodge, Ne. G5.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fell
ows' Hall.
Ravenna Encampment, No. 12S
Meets every end and fth Fridays Of each month.
Patrons of usbandry-RAVENNA
GRANGE. No. 81 Meets every Saturday. Octo-
bor II at O'Clock p NJ and on each alternate
ut l::D p. NJ. at Orange Hall.
4a-- CHURCHES
CONGRE(i ATIONAL- REV, A. NJ HILLS.
PASTOR. Services on sunday at 10 30 A. NJ and
30 p. NJ Sunday School at 2:15 r. M Prayer
Meeting on Thursday Evening ut 1870. ~
METHODIST-REv. G.. w. CLARK. Pastor.
Services sunday at 10 30 A. NJ, and z 80 P II.
sunday School ut 12:I5 p II. Prayer Meeting
IN Thursday Evening at 20.
DISCIPLE REV. GEORGE DARsIE. Pastor.
services on Sunday at 10 30 A. N, and 30 P NJ.
sunday School at12-IJ Pm Prayer Meeting !
IN Thursday Evening ut T:;D.
GRACE-REv. w. II. CAPERs, Pastor. Ser
ices on Sunday at 10 80 A.. NJ. and 30 2. NJ
School at - iJ p NJ Prayer Meeting /
N Thursday Evening at 30
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION--CATHOL
REV. J, L. CARROLL Pastor. Services ut s and
80 each alternate Sunday. Sunday School at q
30 p. NJ High Mass. sunday, Jaly 4. and each
lternate Sunday thereafter. Mass every week
ay me rninS at Z 30. .
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CLEVELAND = &PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On and after Sunday, Jan, 16. -iS15 Trains
will leave Stations daily. tSundays cXcepted,)
as follows:
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Black CaShmcreS,

OF the best makes, and in full widths,
can be found at 0. V. SEARL's.
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o. {. Risdon-Sherifr's Sale.
p. II Bean-Wool.
VIM m-Grinneil-Sot'ae TO Contractors.
4, A. Reed-Teachers' Examination.
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The 80 CENT STORE is permanently
established, and receiving goods daily.
A call is respectfully-solicited.
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N. Converse & Cos
ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT
We desire to state
to the people Of Por-
tage co lnty that we
have retu ned from n.
Y, and / light for our
New Sto.e the finest
stock of Goods ever
shown by us.
Our Dry Goods De-
partment is complete
in all its branches, and
we will endeavor to
keep it SO. ~
SHOES.-We have
a very neat and con-
venient Shoe Depart
ment, we'll stocked with
good Goods bought di-
rect from manufactur-
ers.
GROCERIES, In
Staple Groceries we
shall at all times keep
a fresh stock, at Low
Prices. Come aud try
our choice Teas.
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 Eutter.
No. 2 Marvin's New
Block.
N. CONVERSE. D.. AUSTIN.
May 3, 1876.
BALLARD & Co.,
Commission Merchants
AND DEALERS IN
Grain. Hide s, Wool. Tobacco,
Hops Eggs. Butter. Cheese. Dried Fruits. Feath-
ers. Fnrs Lard, Tal1ow, Seeds. Bacon.
bles, &c. &c
WAREHOUSE, IL North water Street.
April6: 1876, ss7-6m
sC0FIELD BROTHER,
OF CLEvEEAND,
re now prepared to offer the greatest possible
inducements i'll
Suits
Iaving made special arrangements with sever
i Of the leading manufacturers of the country I
whereby We obtain them less than all compel
tors.
We have closed out the entire stock of
Lace Jackets
to New York Importer. and are now :
ffering them ut about FORT CENTS ON THE
DOLLAR. The greatest opportunity yet offer
Il. We have one of the largest assortments OF
SOILS
AND
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GOING wEsT-RIvEI, DIVISION.


In order to accommodate parties who desire
to ship Milk from the line of this road to Clevc-
land, ON SUNDAY MORNINGS. one section of
Freight train No. Z WILL during the ontinuancc
of schedule No. II, until further notice, start
from Wellsville on Saturday night. instead of
Sunday night. and will run on Sunday morn
ii,6.s ctae.IiIl sla,,.Ia lelaxr
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First National Bank,
OF RAyENNA, o.,
o p p O SITE ETNA RI ocK K

~ . U ] - = l. ~ ~ .
ESTABLISHE IN 1868,
Asa Home Insfifmfion for the accommo-
dafios of the People of Portage County
We will cndcavor in the future, as in the past.
give preference and I'LL orders and supply the
wants and demands OF our own county people
Erst.
VIII pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons. Gold. silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds
Interest oIlowed on time deposits.
Revenue Stamps. all sizes, Kept constantly
hand. and all orders filled promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge
u. - Bonds and Securities bought and sold
Mt best market rates
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
itics in the United States
Sight Drafts on England. ireland and all
cities III Europe
Collections made on all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made
n. ID. CLARK. Prest.
CE.WIrTEK. Cashier. z67
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GOING soUTH-MAIN LINE.
GOING NoRrH-MAIN LINE.
GOING EAsr-RIvEK DIVISION

STATIONS ACCOM- MAIL. ExPREss. ACCOM-
Bellair. 3OP n 10.50A NJ . 20 r.. \. 5.55A.M
bridgeport 40" II 90 q 2i5 90 n5 "a
Steubenv'e. 600" IL P.MST Z" 706 {.
Wellsvfl,e. g. LBS = BIB" S20 90
Rochester. $50 Z" 10 $50 . q
Pittsburgh. g $40 715 =" 10 50 .
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
List of Advertisements,

RAvENNA. THURSDAY. JUNE s. 1876
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The Well Known Horse,
Buckeye SHarChGr,

Will make the season of 1876 at the following
places, to wit:
Mondays at Restinecr's Corners. in Randolph
TaessIay< Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fri
eay- at my residence. y miles southeast oil
Rootstown Center.
SATURDAYS at Edinburgh Cen r.
f.UCKEYE SEARCH Err colt from the
Odd ,earrh,.r and his dam Eclipse mare. As
do not deem il necessary to get up a long rcd-
igree for people to read, ] would only say u
IshaIJe,ge any horse in Northern Ohio to Fs,-
dues. better stock than the Buckeye Scare T.
Farmers look and judge for yourselves
TERMS A. times are hard and horses cheap.
i reduce the price to Five Dollars to insure a
f,rI Persons parting with msres before know
Ing them to be with foal forfeit insurance;
III. 8. COTTON.
May 1, 1876 Dl4w
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THIS train will stop, on signal. for milk at the
milk platforms Shipments mus t
invariably be prepaid in tickets. PaSsen gers
will be permitted to rifle on this train from Ra-
VIENNA and points north Of there.
JOHN THOMAS. Superintendent.
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard. 10 90 IN. ard 5.00p m.
New Philadelphia. $50 IL. m. and So pm
Arrives.
Bayard, 11.15 a. m. and % y. m.
New Philadelphia. /. % and 30 p. m.
FIR. MYERS
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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DIR. JOHN A. MACDONALD, has va
Gated his Office Oh Chestnut street and
may hereafter be found at his resi-
dence on North Prospect street oppo-
site the residence of Judge Conant.
until suitable office can be obtained.
THERE'S music in the air. You'd
think SO if you were to spend an eve
uing in our sanctum and listen to
those youngsters practicing on the
scar piercing fife and spirit-stirring
drum" for the gelorious Fourth. ar
We tender to the members of the
Ravenna Brass Band the hearty thanks
OF ourself and family for their very
fine and acceptable serenade onThurs-
day night last. This Band, though
but recently organized,is making rapid
progress and bids fair to take rank as
one ofthe finest musical organizations
in this section. We wish them one
and all the most abundant success,
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4 = ., V. SEARL.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-03

Miscellaneous-E. c. Cox murder, continued;
VIM. West. malicious cutting, continued; Vim.
West. carrying concealed weapons, continued;
wilaon Walton andJa Davis. carrying. con.
cealed Weapons continued Thos.~ Regan and
John C0nn0rs, burglary, continued; Thomas
Carrigan,, receiving stolen goods, continued;
Dennis Daley, rea astng ofdcer, IS, fine rehitr
ted; A. Ford and John Miles, house breaking,
dismissed; Sam. Bailey, nuisance, capiasiss
sued; j. McGill, nuisance, &5; John. Messer-
smith, obstructing street, IS; Is. s. Cooper, nui-
sauce, continuea;- b. Frank, receiving stolen
goods, dismissed; u B. H. Nolte, falling to
display sign al .sdisui issed.
Drunk and Dis0rderly-- Mary A. McNaugh-
ton, dismissed; Kate Duffy, 4months;r Geo.
w est, 50: Chas. Spinning, ~ days; .Hannah
O'Connell, $40; VIM. Sloan, dismissed; Peter
sConnors, dismissed; pm. Sullivan, dismissed;
Louisa Aymstrons, rs; .Mary Gallagher, dis
missed: JAS Al. Dopp, disnissed: john Patton,
4inontfs; Kate Hines, $40; John Bense, so dhysi
MARY Francis, .cohtintied; Hannah MurphR, ,$B
Marry Farreib dismissed; Mary Sullivan, w
days. n
1ssanlt and Battery--Wm. Silyedos, James
Smith and Mary Syren, continued; JAS. Nc
,tsiilegotk s.; John Alexander, dismfsseds Wm:
Teyis, 8O-$bO
Petit l.arceny--John Fl. Lewis. Geo. Martin,
Chas Brown VIM Tevis and Wilson v alton,
continued Win. Bird. Bo-$i00; Mary Brown,
ss, contl6ueu; Mgry Brown, jr, dlsmissed;
James Davis contluued,
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WILMINGTON. june. 3.-spirits- turpentine
steadyat 2Sc. s - s.saso
\ MILwAuKEEs June a. Wheat june. 81 U7X
July, $lU7e<. Not 80 steady,
OswEGO. N. Y, June 3.-Wheat steady: No
7 Milwaukee Club, 81 rs. Corn unchanged
Barley quiet.
TOLEDO. June Wheat duils 81 a<H kpyil
8 ssk June sellers White wheatqmet: No.
CLEVELAND. o.. June 3.--W heat steadv. Corr
ihtns low mixed, Uic; nigh mlyed, BIC. Oatt
steatys No. Il 40cs tRatrolenm .unclianged.
| NASHVILLE juno 3.-Flonr 81 25a7 so fol
,superhns, to, fancy. livestock dull but quotar
tions unchanged. WHISKY: Robertson Counl
ty. 81 50aa;, Lincoln County, 81 7ba3; Bourbon
81 75a5 60; Highwines, sn24 III
BUfFALo.s N.sSY., June 3--Wheat dnll
No. Milwaukee, 81 2l: Sheboygan, 81 ID
Corn IL in good7 demand: on track, b4a55c;
Western, SIC. Oats: Kansas, dull and scarce;
Chicago, 3Sc,on track. Rye and barley inactive
Flei3htM cihalnchangod.s
\ rfrTsBuxa.s June 8.--Wheat: Good to prime
Ohio aDss Indiana rsd 81 gbal 3S white 81 42s
4 a.. Oats Ohio and Pennsylvanip white
,42a4ye: mixed, Syal0c. Corr: shellod. Free
in elevator, Iiixcd to prime yellow, 58aGOc;
ear, rack and elevator, i55a57c. Rye nominal
S6a63c. 4A.H
MEMPHis. June s-Flour steady: Superane
Is bvhs: choice family Sza750s Corn quiet Al
b6a57c, in. store Oats steady Mt 48a5pc. In store
Lard tuii as l3t(al4xe. Bulk meats. dull and
nominal Bacon dun at 65<ai12<aif1al2ks
l2tc, Bagging quiet and unchanged at iSa
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RtYerNaMs.


Cloudy, with rain early this morning an6
warn, xvaather Tbarn,or,a+. - - ~ ~ !, i.
| '"' ~ "-
deg. minimum temperature last night 80 deg
and max xisnum tempersture, during the last
t,xortv- ,our ho,,rs roa a.. W.,
AouiA "Se uos. Wihusouth
west The river is rising, with II feet {
inches, in the channel. Business fair.
o,,ao,a, N ,na .,.r
"seN''' ~ ~.
PITTsBURG, June 'B-6 A. Ms-River falling,
with feet ? inches. Weather clear. Their
mOmeter IA deg Wind south. f
The Emma Graham ia reoadine for pitts-
bnrg ami leaves at p, N. To .dav -oA 1'''-
IRA Potomac iefs on hey.reoni az tr;n N, po-ts-
mouth at noon to- day 1,he INV Of Pprtsmnnsh w nj
GOES 10 ChiIo At O'clock. - - 80
The regular Pomeroy packet Ashland ia at
the Lanuing. preparing = "a retnrn at & p. NJ ~
The Madison packet tBen. FrnnkIin ia al the
Whart-hoat to-fiay with A. fair trin. Sne, ra.
turns promptly at o,clock.
The t}uitsd s, ,ates, is the regular mail. paek-
at for Louisyille To- night.
The Sandy No. ia receiving her share NJ
freight. and will have a goof return trim to
Evansylils this evening. w
The Mary Miller arrived from Pfttsbi,ry ti,is
morning well treighted, and is making some
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AZ Mothers Sacred Love.
lW Washington Sunday Herald j


The eneigb0rhood Ninthiof and Lstreets
was thrown into a state Of excitement
yesterday morning by an lnfuriated
middle-aged female eloDhed' in black,
with short red hair, and armed with. an
interesting looking cowhide. with which,
withtiendish,d h,delight she cut the air right
anu lefb, assshe lb0wled along at tel nix not
speed. Hating in front OF a res pectable.
looking house, she attracted the atten-
tion Of the inmates by throwing brick
against the" door. Hall u dozen heads
were thrust out Of rs many windows,
among them that OF a well known young
gentleman recently married. The ex.
cited woman observed this, secreted
her cowhide, and with sanity sfhile
said:
"Tom, come down here; would speak
with you a mument."
Thomas complied with the request,
ana, accompanied by his blushing young
bride, opened the door ana confronted
his visitor. That ancient institution
cleared tAe front stepss At one bound,
caught Tommy's left ear in a. tirm grip,
and Degan 10 AbelabOr him numerically,
saying as she did SO:
You young wretchl You puppy
You ungrateful whelpl (Whackl) Got
married, did you? Run off frem your
mother and manries that gal there, do
you! (Whackl whackl Whaeki) Now,
sir, jest git yer things reauy (whack
and come home! I'Ii let yer know that
until yer are t"enty-one (whack) yer
amt goinglter git out Of my clutcnesl'
(whack).
TOMS wife rushed to his assistance at
thisjuncture, saying:
''iom, my darling, slap her good. and
come In."
But Tom tearfully replied, as an extra
sharp cut landed on his neck: tr.
II can't, my (ouch) dazzling; mother
says mustnit.n Me- cklyl he descended
the steps ana was led on by his IN ANNA,
followed by a large crowd. The new7y
made BRIDE went into the hBuse,
slammed the door, aud quiet relgaea,-
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EAHoN,0

J. G. MeNut,, Esq, has become aNso.
ciate editor ofithe Baton Register.
Our feiiow-citizen, isaac Smith, Esq,
has been informed that his son Isaac,
and comrade from mLawrenceburg Ind,
were recently. killed by the Indians
while herding sheep on the western Dor.
ders of Texas.
The following named young ladies and
gentlemen of Eaton graduated with
marked distinction at the High School
Commencement held at the City Hall a
few evenings since: Miss Lola M. Alex
ander, Miss Ella A. Huston, Miss Grace
3. Hendricks, Miss A lice M. Silver, VIM.
u. stephens, Clarence G Reynolds and
Clarence A. Miller.
t CALIFORNIA. o.
1t is noticeable that picnic p ar ties.a are
small this year. Hard timess
Mr.. George M. Mathews sijust re-
turned from Westerville, o., where he.
has been attending the Com maencement
of Otterbien University. He reports
having splendid Time with his, felle w
graduates and teachers.
Rev. Mr.. Jones will preach t7ths M.
II. Church Sunday, June 4, at 4P. M.
All persons who countenances morality
and Christianity, and are interested in
good day preaching, should attend. Els.
pecially should all church members
do 80.
DAYTON, HX.
Preaching at the Presbyterfan'C G hurch
Tomorrow morning and evening by Rev.
Otto M. Schultz. All invited.
Rev. DIR. Dudley, Assistant Bishop of
the Episcopal Diocese Of Kentucky will
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T,ABE NNAeLE' CoSGREeAriok, ROB

rINABiEKNAGLEF COSGREGATi0N, ROB
Il INSON,S Operas house tfenry d. Moore,
Pastor. Sunday morning. sermon to young
men. The True Nobility aud Heroismsof Life.
Mark viii, "a, 81 "Whosoever will come after
Me, let him deny himself, and takeup his cross
and follow Me" For whosoeyer will save his
life, shall lose it, but whosoever shall lose his
life for my sake, shall save it" ''For what
shall it profit man. if he shall gain the whole
world and lose hIs own souIr' .sOr what
shall a man give in exchange for his sout?"
Theme-Life Lost! Life Found! The music is
conducted by Prof. G. M. Currier, with a select
banu Of fifteen instruments Programme of
Sacred Song: /. Voluntary = Orchestra; 2.
= Lord, l. tfeario Of Showers OF Blessngs9 Q.
Observation-Disclosures: 4. " Awake My Soul to
Joyful Lays" 81" Come, Ye Diseonselate."
Those who are called Infdel, those who
call themselves Skeptics, those who have
no church home elsewhere, and all who
are seeking after truth. are cordially invited
to come and hear. Attentive ushefs wifi show
you to seats"as long as there are seats to be-
mad. ALI are cordially invited. Strangers
In the city and Young men specially welcome.
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NOTICES.

TILDERS' MANUAL.-A complete practi-
Vt cal guide adapted to all trades using giln-
Ins; also SfLV EtfNGs, and other valuable
mater. just out. 5Uc or anyb seller
my25-tf
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. June 81:

.ET CtNuINNATI. Jun6 5-I.SVFs NJ.
Gold in Wall street to-day ll2kail2N
closing at the lat ter. Here 1t is buying at ll25I
aud selling at li2H,
There is Il lighter demand for New YorK Ex-
change, on account Of largely inc eased ship
ments Of Cincinnati pro, luce to that and Other
Eastern points. Rates are steady, however,
at par buying, aud l. 0prem.. selling.
We quote. sterling exchange 4SSI4.90, with
moderaCe demand and market stea,ly.
Giold cnecks on New York are in moderate
demand at 1 *, htrV.l
Government bonds are quiet and easy at tho
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Grand Larceny-carrie Stevens, continued:
| Nelson Walton, continued; Jas Davis, con-
| tihued; T. Maftin, continued: WIN. W cot, con-
timed.
Vagrancy- Sullivan. 90 days, Anna
Wallace, dismissed; John Wellman, 30 days.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-03

CKETCHTNG FROM NATURE-In pencil
y and water coofs, and drawing and paint
ing in cot0red crayons: q practical instructor,
HANEY h CO., 119 Nassau St.. NY. fe1l-n
CTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out, has
y 2UO designs and ideas invaluable to all
Painters, SC. just the thing wanted and must
be seen to he appreciated. only 81. Examine
at any book store OF painters supply store.
my25-tf
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HOGS-The offerings are light to-day, with
fair demand and market steady. No change
in prices. ,.-.,4
CATTLE Market steady, with no material
change IL prices. Common TO good are worth
~ 50ii5 90 per Genital.
SLEEP Market quiet but firm at s3a4 for
common to fair, ana "a t0A5 for good 70 choice,
per Genital.
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The base OF the editorial department
OF the Kentucky Gazette has been
strengthehed. fls Il
There was NO report from the Judiei-
AIRY COMMITTEES Thursday evening with
regard to the new gas company. 1t ID
said that the b0tt0Ii 10 likely TO drop
out Of the new prcJ Ject. a79
Councilman Boyd made himselrvery
obnoxious at tile meeting or q Council on
Thursday evening by vigorously oppos.
ing the digging of u sewer, to carry of
the filth In the reHr OF his place oi'busi-
ness on Main street. The motion how
ever was finally carried, whicn gives
Judge Buokner the glorious privilege ei
building 1T at his own EXPENSE.
Quite a large number Of cases came up
before the Recorders Court ON Thurs.
day, upon the charge OF carrying cor.
;cealed weapons. Ten days I'M jail and
,$25. Among the number was the editor
yof the Dispatch, who was dismissed,
upon the grounds OF imminent danger
ot an attnck,s on account OF his being an
editor. Newspaper men In Kentucky
AEyp . hard road to travel
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

49, ~ - r...a.1FI FFFFF -lC,.s,
II Fevsrs. Conuest;an' russmnst;ons. asi
2, Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic. -. ,2ss
g. Cr.yfng=G Goltcs or Teething Of Infhnts, ~
& Diafrhoea, 'of Childr% of Adults = :. SSss
g. Dysentcry, 1rlpng, pm 1inonaC Conc' as
"a ,iss as;,,s ps ss;a xons, ~ oS
NcuKITy,s III fo5tSash FacsscSe. 81
O. Wsadacbes. s;eE Tsadaohe. Vertigo. 25
10. Dyspepsia, Bilious stomach, IS
IL. ESpprssssd, oF Painful Periods, : Is
II. Whttess t6c PrQfnse rsnods,, ~
IL Group. Cough, piheult Breathing, p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN. THE DISTRICT COURT or the
limited staies, for the District Of NJ
sada--ln the natter Of MILTON EfoxTr.s
bankrnpt, ~ bAnh ruptey. - United Htsts. ~
America. District 81 Nevada. 40. vsrrspi In
Bankruptcy has been lssufd BY ssid Coups
lssinst the esists Of Milton Hyrsit. Of H.
CITY Of Virginia. County OF STOREY. and s,si.
OF Nevada, IN 0id Dlskist, Who has brrn
duly adlgdrsd bankrupt. upoa his own psti.
!!ion J and Nv yAyn.ent OF any debts and
me delivery al any property belonging is
SAN bankrupt, TO him. or ~ bis use, and
W. ..snsle, 81 any property By him. sre Tar.
p.dden ~ z A meeting ~ the crsdltore
o. taid hAnkrupt. a. prove their debts and
enoose one OF more Osgnsea ot be rstais.
VIII be heh q Q Court of ~Bankrpptry. 10 H..
nc.dsn o. Virginia. IN raid Dbtsict. on tns
rMHNTi'ritsT DAY W AUGUST, A. ID.
~, oeaoek I; y, q The once OF z.
stfotnss. Room Z Odd fsllows' Building. cor.
ner OF . and Hmlth strests, one OF ~ Rssl..
ters In haLkrupicy of aaid District.
unitsi statsa karhsi ana N%ssssngs, 20
ruptcy fer ssld District. ssssd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-19
DELINQUENT SALES.


day Of June. 1876. 20 many shares OF each
parcel Of such stock NJ may be nccer-Ary
will be sold 1t public aueiion. At the ONCE OF
the Company. No. tit California strecf. nan
Francisco. California. on MONDAY, the 2ist
day Of August, 1876. at the hour 81 I O'Clock
p. n. OF said day. 10 pay sald delinquent as.
pesrment thereon, together with costs of adyer'
Using aud expenses Of sale.
Onlee-No. 4it California street. San fnn.
cisco, California. au2td.
DOCK ISLAND GOLD AND aII-
III yER MINING COMPANY. Location oi
principal place OF business. San Praneiseo. Cal
lfornis.
Location Of works, Gold nill Mining Dis.
trict. storey county nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-desehhed stock. On account OF lsecss.
ment mo. ID levied on the 18th day OF June.
1876. the several amounts set opposite the
nAmea OF the respective shareholders. ~ FOL.
l0Wst