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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

ME. j. ii. FURRY, employed in the
Sewing Machine rooms of A. G.. Ma
son, received severe Injuries on Tues
day morning by being thrown back
wards from a delivery wagon while
turning the corner ut the crossing of
Main and Prospect streets. No bones
were broken, and 1t is hoped his init
ries will not be of a permanent nature.
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Livery, Sale and Bo oarding Stable

= The undersigned has purchased the popular
Chestnut Street Livery stable, and having add
ed to lis resources. invites popular CUSTOM
Fine Livery Stock. and reasonable prices.
Particular attention given TO Boarding horses
by the feed, day. week or month. Also will
attend to the purchase and sale Of horses for
cuslomess.
When you want = f.st class vide for business
or pleasure, call at the Chestnut Street Livery
stable. RI WITTER.
RaYenns. Aug. II, 1875. 363 If
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THESE are moving times.

THESE are moving times.
Now prepare to put the garden
/ seeds in their little beds.
! Soon the soda fountains will be in
, operation.
A NEW cornet band is said to be on
the tapis.
The winter of our discomfort is end
ed, apparently.
The grumbling about the mud has
ceased.
NEXT Sunday will be Faster. Ring,
streaked and speckled eggs will
abound.
THE communication of "W." OIL the
Beecher scandal is unavoidably crowd.
ed cut this week.
THE front of Seymour Sc FairchiId's
furniture rooms has received a new
coat of paint.
hTs osSCSSci5 VIII SOoIl Oc tdh
an inventory of the property of the
people.
Hon. N. w. GooDHUE paid our town
a visit on Friday. lie is as Jolly and
jovial as ever.
REV. It. Il. FO:BUSH lectured at the
Universalist Church last Friday eye
ming. The audience was not large.
SEE the advertisement of Jacob j.
kraiss, who offers large quantity OF
valuable property at auction.
e. p. WILMoT, Esq. was admitted to
the practice of the law i'm the Courts
of the State, by the District Court in
session at Warren, Oh Monday.
Mr.. J. l.. CHRIsTY has recently pur-
chased Sir Wallace, Norman Draft
horse which may be seen at his stables
two miles east of this village.
THE Board of officers of thcPortage
County Agricultural Society held n
meeting on Tuesday to chose Super
intendents and make arrangements for
the Thirty-first annual Fair of the
Society.
ATTENTION is called to the adver-
tisement of Mrs. L. j. Barker, who
has fine stock of Millinery. Trim
mings and Ladies' Furnishing goods,
and is prepared to serve the ladies in
the dress making line.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

NEW Firm Messrs. William II,
Wright and Charles +. Russell have
purchased the painting establishment
of Mr.. 7. J. Snay, Oh Chestnut street,
and taken possession of the same.
They are young men of good stand
ing and long experience, and we most
commend them to the pat
ronage of all those wanting work in
their line.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

A PRIMARY school has been opened
in the Frazer building, Corner of Main
and NJ eridian streets, with Miss Jennie
Alcorn as teacher. This has been rem
dered necessary by the crowded con-
dition of the public school buildings.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

TIE Youngstown ViadicatOy made
its appearance last week in an enlarg-
ed form and greatly improved i'm ap-
pearance. Brother Brown makes the
FindicatOr lively paper and is de-
serving Of all the prosperity OF which
these improvements give evidence.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13
THE Ehouse-breakers were about last

THE house-breakers were about last
Saturday night. They visited the res
licences of ID. w. Day, on Diamond
street, A. IIasbrouck, on Main street,
S. ]. Post, j. ID. Horton and j. G.
Beatty on Bowery street. We don't
learn that any of the parties missed
anything but some of their goodies
which had been prepared for the Sun
days dinner.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

GRAND LARCENY.-On Saturday last
q young man named William Dean,
was brought before Justice Reed on
charge of stealing a silver watch val
ued at from $40 to $50, from Mr.. Elias
Dronbarger, in Rootstown. He waiv-
ed an examination and in default OF
5000 bail was committed TO Jail to
await trial in the Common Pleas
Court.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13
Publie' Sale!

= =
will sell at Public Auction. at Rootstown
Station, ON the G.. anil p r. r., on
Saturday i April, 22d,i@ 1876,
Commencing at nine O'Clock A, NJ, the, follow
ing property. VIZ: ''' 80"
three-spring, Express Wa&ons.s half sprin G
Wagons 3 Open Buggiss, 2 Buck Boards. ? Trot-
ting ,Sulkies, sSlei9hs. two horse w agons.
one-horse Wagons, 20 Double prags. II sets
Reaper, Horse Hay-Rake.i II Horse Pitehfork.
1 first class Feed Gutter, i setdouble Harness,
3 Horses. good mich Cows Yearlings, two
Shoats and . lot OF other articles too numerous
to mention. ~
TERMS: six months credit, without interest
on all notes with approved security, if paid
when due. if not paid when due. interest fromday
of sale at per cent. john. .KkA1SS.
p. H. BEAN, Auc'r.
Rootstown Station, April 10 ,1s76l iit'
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DISSOLUTION.

TIME coi,lftnerShip heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned under the firm
,s-n,e OF SEARI Bros Is this day dissolved by
,uut,IaI consent. The business OF the late hTnI
Cssa.- t;u0IIS SG.J will be continued by .. "
StIyI. ut the ss.ine stand-Reefi's Block
sisted by ~. T.. SEsEL. who VIII DC siad 10 see
his old frien T. and ctseoBsers.
All persons indebted to Tue late firm OF Scarf
f:ra> arr. requested To make settlement win
4, y SF.rf to whom all balances are TO lie
,,tid and vo assumes all Liabilities OF the late
u.,, a. V. SEARL,
III. l.. SEARL-
p.~.rna March Is 1876 3s6-:;
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

BIG FIsH.-On Monday last Mr..
Lora Reed exhibited on our streets Il
black bass weighing seven pounds,
which he caught with hook and line
in Brady Lake. This has caused 4
great ensation among the disciples Of
Isaac Walton.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

SHALERSVILLE ELECTION.-At the
election held on the 3rd inst. the fol-
lowing officers We're elected:
Clerk, s. e. Hanks; Treasurer, L..
Smith: Assessor, a. II. Smith; Trus-
tees, G. S. Cooley, II. IT. Monroe, R.
+. Crane; Constables, q. Houpt, Fred.
Gray.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13
TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains No. ], 2, ) ana II on main line run
daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. /. 9, B.
and II between Cincinnati, Cleveland and New
York daily.
Hotel Coach on trains and -. between Leav-
ittsburg and New York. daily.
Connections ut Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne x Chicago, and Baltimore Il Ohio Rail
roads: ut Ravenna with Cleveland u Ptttsburs
Railroad; at Meadville Union and Cory for
Oil Regions: at jamestown for Buffalo and
Niagara Falls :and at Binghampton iorAlbany,
Sprin sfed, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land.
Connections at Cleveland for Toledo, Chicago
Milwaukee, Omaha, and all points in the
North west.
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
No " stop-over'' allowed upon local tickets.
Local passengers mist purchase tickets to their
first stopping place. and may then rcpurch.tse
from that point to destination
w. b. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket gent,
CINCINNATI, o.
P.D. COOPER
General Superintendent.
375 CLEvELAED, o.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

The Leavitts are bellringing in the
northern part of the county, where
they enjoy high reputation. They
seldom or never visit Ravenna, and
we hardly understand why they
Leave-it out.
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New AdvertiS' It's.
ASSiSnee's Notice .

NYOTICE is hereby given that q final divi-
IN lend will be made among the cred;tors
of the late firm of Barber & Lloyd lately doin,s
business in Ravenpa. Paytass county. Ohio sf
iOrty-three Geats on the dollar Of their several
ciains, which will be paid npon proper vonch-
ers at the office Of the undersigned over No. z.
Phenix Block, Ravenna, Ohio, sgt,
WM. L. GOLDMAN.
Ravenna, April 19 1s76. Assignee,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

Our streets have presented a more
lively appearance since the disappear
ance of the mud, and business men are
anticipating a revival of trade. So
mote it be.
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WE'LL DIGGING
AND DRILLING.

Having recovered from my late misfortune,
tender my services to the people of Raycnni
and vicinity asa
WELL DIGGER AND DRILLEH-
am also prepared to clean and repair Wells
and CisteFns-
Having had ever forty years experience in
the business, can guarantee Satisfaction to all
who may employ me.
neS. Prices as low as those of :nv other man
in the county. JOHN KAY
Rayenna, Dec. 3, 1875. 3SD-u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

1xaMISHTIOS of Teachers will he held
81 NJ thu Z Hion School House IN Ravenna
sUmu.eHrii< zt y 9'cl1ck'A - aii'i e'os'"s al :
,,-,.T.,.k y 81 an line follow ing Saturdays. 10 wit
F.trusry .s;sIr March nth anil 25th April sih
aud zgb and May Goth. fSs6
special Sotic-.-No ceftinea'1 W III ne ante
c. A. REED, Clerk.
Ravenna, February 8. 1875. 3s-d.
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Gavenna. o.. April 5th, 1876
L l.. HATFIELD, Pi'ns Atty 3g5-fw


NvOrICE Is hereby given that the undcrsisn-
y .sI has been appointed and qualified as the
assignee " the estate OF McLeod * DcItz, Of
Nentua Portage County, Ohio. for the beneht
of their rrerIfors All claims aud demands
aytiust all ii rn must iJe daIy proven and YER
ttie,I accordIna, to law. and fled with the un-
eIt.rsisnetI within the time d1ed by law aud all
debts slue said firm are payable TO the under
si~nesE III. HIELPs.
fsayenna March II. 1SsG- 5i5-3w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13
Rhe,.Id-s sale.

THE sPArE OF ONO, POETAGECoUNTr, So
nUgSUANT to the command OF an order OF
4 sale issued from the Court of Common Pleas
within AMI fer the County of Portage af0fesaiu
ri plaintifYs. and Charles j. Cotter Ct al. de-
I,.I,,iants sill Oacr for sale Mt public auction
ut the door oil the Court House IN kaVenha
County and state IsoreSaid, On
Saturday, the 9th day of May, A. d. 1876.
I,etween the hours OF and ; O'Clock r. VI. oil
said ,Iay the following described real estate, To
VIII. Situate in the Township OF Ravenna.
County of Portage. and state OF Ohio. and
known as being part OF lot No IS in large lot
No. 90 in the south division of lots In said town.
~ftfp anil bounded rs IollOws= Commencing at
fIts. southeast corner OF said lot thence west
along The south line Of said lot one chain and ~
lin Ks to = post thence north parallel to the east
line of said lot 9f links to u post; thence east
parallel to fhe south line of sand lot Chain. 81
links to the northeast corner OF said lott
thence south on the east line of said lot 81 links
To- the piare of beginning. containing 1s,s4
square links Of Iand- Appraised nt fiiOD
Terms OF sale cash. - -
% C.EISDOS. sheriff.
sSavenna- o.. April 5th, 1876
u. T. HATFIELD, Pm, Atty 39!-fw
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-04-13

THIS train will stop, OH signal for milk ut the
intermediate milk platforms Shipments must
Invariably be prepaid in tickets. Passengers
will lie permitted to ride on this train fIom Ra-
VIENNA and points north OF there
JOHN THOMAS, Superintendent.
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard. II 80 a. m. and 5o p m
New Philadelphia. 7.3Op. m. and CD pm.
Arrives.
Rayard 10 30 r. m. and % p M
New Philadelphia, .55 and 30 m.
+. X. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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CLEVELAND = xpIrrsnURG RAILROAD

CLEVELAND GETTYSBURG = KAILNO]AD
On and after Sunday, Jan, 16. 1875, Trains
will leave Stations daily, tSundays eNcepted,)
as follows:
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House for Rent!

A GOOD and convenient Dwelling House
"A on East Bowery street for rent. large
garden. In first rate condition. Rent bW For
terms apply at Linelsay's shoe store,
Ravenna, April II, 1916, 3SS-tf.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
List of Advertisements.

List of advertisements.
j, Il. Rose & Co.-Centaur Liniments.
A. Urban-House for Rent
VIM. l. Coolman-Assignee-s Notice.
Mrs. L. j. Barker Millinery.
John J. kraiss-Public Sale.
Wright & Rnssell-New Firm.
o. V. Scarl--Will clfer this week.
Atlantic s. CT. w. Ry.
Local Time Table
GOING EAST.
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GOING EAsr-KIvER DIVISION
GOING wEsr-RIvER DIVISION
Sunday Train.

In order to accommodate parties who desire
TO ship Milk from the line of this road TO tieve.
land ON SUNDAY MORNINGS. one section OF
Freight train No. Z WILL during the continuance
of schedule No II. or until further notice, start
from Wellsviile en- Saturday night. instead of
Sunday night and i'll run on Sunday MORN
;.1<s o.. LII nj shown heiON Viz:
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Teachers Examination.

I:avenna, March as. fs.6- ;ia6-;;
, 1876-07-22
Our Washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, ID. c July 6, 1876.
EDITOR STAT sMAS We'll, the great Gay has
passed AMI II is barely possible that there may he an
instance herr and there whore some who i've and
bre.th- now viii live and breathe at the passing OF
the mex, one. The first centennial Is over and
feeu, Of pride : fairly exeuslb!e III the breast OF
every American, when taking retrospective glance
N his eountry's history. Should that feeling be
ooup'ei with a determination on the part OF every
citizen 20 use hs best efforts IN thenaihtenaEce OF
LIS couutry's prosperity, those who celebrate the
r centennial NAV have equal If not more cause for
rejoicing tan have we Of to-day. But short ret
roSut the political horizon gives eu for serious
,nn,el.nsouS The last few pages Of our history Is
HIN r,i and Lottel, and only look I" events
IN November next 10 .oe the STAINS, Il possible,
and nre.e,t fairer rec ri :or many years TO come.
Jt;si3le 70 argue that reform is unn cessary. The
errors aud wrcuss committed by iAose IL Inc llSh
nl,ses Of nation are most severely felt IN the hum
- .,ols Of the masses. Like the torrents which
s IN the mountains but COMMITS it. devastatlons
-, the =. les below That thorough change IN Uur
rulers :, imprrutiv-ly demanded glance al single
,iar,,,tu,eut Is sufficient > demonstrate Like ior
,-,,nos that of the Ildian bureau IN which otictl
,,r shoS the enormous increase Of federal pitrur-
,, sine the present administration eiRe INTO over
II 1850 sL.I. Gen Grant inuag uratsi, the total
of he civil employees If the government was
- S17 Nhen he last ufficI ] Inst Was puoh he'd,
~ rvere 81 II9 or nearly double. ne necessity
- s,Dportin, tnls army o. one hundred th9usahu
=, one reason Igis tires drs 50 higt, ai way
PIP ,r..nee all branches OF Iraie anl Industry
as @ lr,S-ei ihs .Inr reckless tXLsaYA-; -ics Al
-, q ,y,ils IN every deI4r mrnt OF the pGbc
- Bus I shall here SLOW hut one, iIs lHlith
Inr.,u. lie following axe rs eXendliuieS iof LIE
,-ltt VtatrS.
, 1876-07-22
IMPERINHABLE.

Tie pure. the bright, the beautiful,
That stirred tie heart Ia youth
The impulse Of our ,arly prayers,
The dreams OF love and truth;
Tie longing after something lost,
lie spirits yeaEniug cry;
The striving for better life
These things can never die.
TIE tiraid hand stretched forth 10 all
\ brother in his need,
The kindly words III gr;ef7s dark hour,
That proves IA friend indeed;
The plea for mercy softly breathei,
When justice threatens high;
Tie sorrow Of a eontrite heart
These things can never die.
Tie men-ry Of a elasping hand,
Tie pressure OF kiss,
And ali the tribes sweet and frai',
Comprised IL earthly bliss;
II, with a tirm, unchaugins faith,
Wnh holy trust Hn1 high,
We onward, Tpwarl press our way
T.ese things can never die
The cruel and the bitter word
That unwUuIdea as Il fell,
The chilling want Of sympathy,
We feel but never tell;
Tie harsh repulse that chl's the heart
Whose Io7es were onnainS high,
Are j. unfiaing record kept
These things can never die.
Then linger not, for every hand
Must find some work to do;
Lose TO; a chance to waken love,
Be firm, and just ami true,
So shall light that never fades
Beam on thee from on high,
And angel voices say 10 thee
These things cin never die
, 1876-07-22

will undoubtedly prove very strong can
dida,e for ,br party At this time lie will
make a vigorous campaign OF it. | met
seuflem,n 20 day, w,ll known in politics
hoih Eat aud W-~f, who came from New
York this week, and who saw the Governor
III DAY be left. he said that Tld-u told
him a b. was nomiuared hire he was de-
termined Ohio and Indiana should be earri-
ei for me democracy October All reports
that lie intended TO let th Sc States go by de-
f,ult IN the fill elections are unfounivd.
The work Of organizA'i"u for lively cam
paigu IN those States will BE- commenced ~
once. ani particular At ention viii b. devoted
20 The Congressional ticket. The old man j.
going into the raoe, he said. 10 win. and he
recognizes fully the necessity of taking the
first heat il i, is possible TO DO 80.
CAIIIAN.
, 1876-07-22
S4pNti.

o, life Is such little p,rt
To the gre t love within my heart
And all the wirdS are shrill and small
WbeDe'er l hear my true love cali.
Time seems so OH and death so weak,
When I can hear my dear one speak;
And blue AID deep Ms are the skies,
Th'y cam match my dulins = EYES.
Laughter anl tears ere Iii. le worth;
Or blows the wind from south TO north
Or goeth friend Or cUnsth foe,
Whea my own true love loves me so.
Tim sorrow, welcome /; JOY, pass by;
For thee 10 care nor thought have I,
When IN the garden walks my maid,
know DOT If Ills sun or shade;
AMI if she turns and leans to me,
Or if her io>e-bud mouth l see,
Or if Eer little hand I pr"ss,
Or feel the mo- ion Of her dress;
Or looking deep mt ier soul
Ny imag' makes OF joy the whole;
20 highest Heaven J would not 60,
When thus nay true love loves me so!
, 1876-07-22

NJ J,L.son WAS President IN is6S, Al winch Date
Ta,dItures Were exactly One-bif OF ~iz.t tbey
@ tue r., ,..Nt year. wiaich the ST OF GE-nt
49, IN WIN til sxltptiOn OF cne yraT, tn an
~ lItures since 1865 have ieen inor- t9ah
i4uai 49, tir.ut ; 7yiliel, thy under John
IN Last year ttey nearly tIe' led lLese nIes
u 49,, ,IWu story Millions an1 N lions ot a"ii'1is
tsii - M, tl- p,ckets uf tn Deiano ., he
aSe and ollser agents tie Indian riI; lA'eE-
- n tractors made Immense loi lui' u -.
10 10 tS-n alone while he pOOr lnlians Lave INt
So S. yhlt improved, eith-r mentally OK IDztsll
IL scarcely year has p'ssei under tLs tssLe
a without or two expensive iNA1---A
- i,rh are Glrsctiy traceaole 10 IN aisii1iie-
" =, NJ the government agents anu vNllio 90
n IN = u -. frasr Iotl=1> HOS than there were III
- tease tley have bern slot down by the tFools
- - i5I.n Caster AMI Others But v lille II os1s
q - millions 70 ti thsn II c>ts Reri! nine
.'s.S rox In other words, six ini!'Sons u "a.
nrIs al Eerenes between the app;opI :AiTns q
y = - lS-5-xere stolen last year by the I.eian
10 10 !. i..ek OF which sI8lis u. = Ornnt- lh7
I.oS5s,Iilir, : that GsaB, 60. sne Si tbs Ii- E
p1i, h1t II .Tzs divided among hs party Ifiri'ns
sC-s -r1nna him. AMI { Is by Just such men iIi4t
49, ~ must be SURROUNDED if elected I'm
, 1876-07-22
TO the P-eslsut.

wFrur,Gs n tsJsS- ON the wedding day tbs
r.e aui b-i !eTo9.n brought from opposite ends
OF the VILLAGE % the SPOT where the CEREMONY t. be
parfr1nel They are made to sit two bars Of iron.
:l.t t!-s-iu-s - listing, AID health vigorous,
NAV attend he pair. A cigar and IetuI Leaf, pre-
pared with the area mt. and next put into the
hands Of the brls a lJriiesOo- One Of the pm s.s
th-n waves tao fol- over The heis of :he couple.
ll,f ID a long al5r.ss 20 lie Supreme Bang calls
Eoru blessings Iusau tie pzIT, and irnpoires that
G.-irs ar hlpDa--s NAV attend The unlOn- Aftsr
The hei of tts al anci have been knocked against
each o-h-r tLres or fiur times, the bfsfero1m puts
the prepared leaf ard the ctT into the mouth Of the
I-5- While -ba d1es tie t.1s % hila shs thas
=rko1-!-ds,=s a. Der bashan1.
, 1876-07-22
POETsCAL SELECTIONS.
MY SWEFTUFIRr

Ny sWeethesrt's eyes are neither bleel, nor bl,s
Nor are they bright as star CLEANS s,sbsd ,i,rou,,
dew;
But the iove-lisht they know IL brighter far.
Than diamonds ray, or CLEAN of any star.
Ny sweetheart's face is neither fine nor fsir
Nor II it crowned with black or gol zen hair;
But there If in it such tender grace,
never yrt Looked on swee:er face.
My sEeetheart's form is m ther tall nor grand
Nor has she got white and iewell'd hand;
Bat ioi 10 more lithes0me sure was never known.
And tenderer hand no one can ever own.
My swee;heart's s lips are dainty ones and sxeet
Bright Is hsr smile as any you can meet;
Faithful her soul, aEi full of trusting love,
Wiling by suf-ring It's strength to prove.
She finds DO fault because our home Is small.
But on eacf. common thing charm doth fall
When she has touched it. she Imparts her grace
To every nook and cO.ner Of the place
There is taste of heaven 10 her kiss;
Her hopeful counsel sloula sadly miss;
Ant though she be not eitler fair or grand,
There's LOT sweeter lady in the laud.
, 1876-07-22

So, AxSA-ILe / sath ot Santa Anna a. TIE
- .. Of s--venty-eGztl Teeai l. tn iafteii-z.
= a NE sirsrrlzFy psctur=sie ~ ana iH-i ei "
,.-5.-., totue res.y-t o! p.sterIty vi doubtaess
n ne 20 frzs sl=xia0 from tie YOKE OF sp1in'
- !, rn.r b questioned stlrth-r ils intriguing
n fiid n0t iaf.ct subsequently, urci. t4is oanFy
-. a. great a. any sPsui-h rule could haF=
- Sant. ana nevertheless. gas a nttu-zI
- sES a nan Of po@ssfGl mini, t'oaSh, AEe
- - ,f-,,eu r.oIli;ieisfss, b sszs ~ raf-i as
d -,..si tons o. principe Hs Ia lnz sxIh.ii
: : - r,,--fi,ro- a. th= Esap-for ! tshl.e, but hs
'-,,iv II ,,sIsI ID II sxiis- Lials-r Dct'Itol
. ,f.ts, .ftsr having playe thr role OF Pfes.ie.t
- un-l ke tllel 4 : zI55-1n=ts part
, 1876-07-22

TuE ONLY ONE -Man l. rhr only animal
,b.t b,oUs h;s nose. Tb-aliyaiOr bas q Do-e
,eally rxo feet l0nl: OIt he never ui'~' i.
The el-phaut eau reach over his noe ana
IKE bis hind legs. and BE- often doe Ou'
h. never uipe> il. The blue pose 6toooon
L,.a e-rulean prObD-eis Of which the nooi-
est III al might he proud bur II goes M
On Th- d JlbIs-nJs-d pointer bas an ana
mepss esp4eity for b.oWing, bat he n-seT
-. .ua the oyster, WhD-e muse r-achts
el.,r ,r1Hnd /, nis bsek. fefrains fro'n eHsf-
ri.iug it. Man sIoue hs- reached TO tn
b-,yIt u pocket Lnksrcbi-t and b.
.-,r5Iy u,sv-s b. bsudan4 a. sufficient eVI-
4 nee Of his superiority.
, 1876-07-22

D4s1oyrEIFs Republican journals having found
ogt that theT es :ate for PSsaen; IS DaInei Ruth
erf1ri B. Hayes, and ior Vice President william 4.
wheeer: lat Hayes 5 al Olso Inzn and has not &
wooden las anl that Hles er = from New YORK Ia
stead q ELoie Island have made the further dsoov-
cry thr j. : the strongest ticket that could have
Len 15aia.tel They V,ll u Ike aastber discovery
sl5s.t tie IT. % Nov-uli-r AMI that wlli b that
they haven { many zcluEIufan1es among The voters
, 1876-07-22

Goxg FRox OUn G.zE.-Mi-s COrs.
44u gh;er % Dr. J. r. Bayi@y. started on
u nisy la, for = trip TO PeDdle'on and
Wall. Tall4- ai-s Barley soes east ct the
ua:.in- for the ben-fit Of her health. and
will p-Obsbly Be goae until fall. Fer many
trieud< ~i-h h.-r a pleasant trip snd sale rs-
tuTn.-B Bszt9R DssnocTas.
, 1876-07-22

C.r-. Z. 2. Ia LLsR nd Elfe arrived from Fort
r,p,..i md has As.-1 Il oolnmznd Of Fort Bose.
-. 4i.-lr.. :. -. .,r4-.bye A. GsU a. a gltliant
r ,r1 IN tbe ts.rr of liz pIttc &C axe Pt=.sHie
Ia seloising hinl ~ tse ea?'tAi o. laA1O- 4''''@