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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-08
COUNT OF THE cAPITurATIoN.

COUNT OF The CAPITULATION.
CHICAGO, May Z, 1871
The official report Of the surrender of Crazy Horses
band Fort Robinson puts tho whole number or sur
rendering Indians at $50, OF whom PIT were men.
Two thousand ponies and III stands OF arms
also given up. Othor firearms known 10 DO IN
their possession.
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Cotton $25 1853 000
Hides skins. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,550O00
Petroleum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 247S00U
Lard and talow. l,526.OO0
Tobacco. .............. ................. 10A QUO
Copper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 693 600
Meat. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50, 00Q
AL others. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,8280O0
Total $685. 100, 900
Nearly nncty-three per cent OF the imports in
the seven enumerated articles, mono OF which had
been valuable by processes OF labor, except
portion oi the petroleum. which WAS refined.
The principal exports OF Franco 70 the United states
Silk tissues $l5 $780, 600
Wooen tissues 9,3l2,U00
Leather manu- Observation-Disclosures. 3443.O00
Hides ana skins. prepared. ............ 1880 600
Wines. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2027,0
Mercury and buttons. 1858, 600
Feathers, ornamental. l663, 900
Braided goods, straw, &c............... 26,O0O
All others ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 146O4.000
Total SOL 029, 900
Nearly lis per cent OF the exports TO the United
pph iicla at ahavo Mons rf
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OUR FOREIGN TRADE.

PITH OF THE NEW CONSULAR REPoIrs--GEN-
ERAL 1NcIEAsE OF OUR SALES IN SOUTH
AMEIIcA-ExPoRTs TO FRANCE, ENGLAND,
AND OTHER COUNTRIES.
, 1877-04-15

FTo, ,REET-nr: =. {; COLE q CO., 144 DEAR
L born'st.: South SidG-Mchfgau- -aY., No, OI3 .
4toEy and basement oetagon brown stone front SO.
Wabash No. $50. the elegant stone front residence
front 1s rooms. 900 Twenty hrst. st., No. ifo. =
story frame house 13 rooms $4o South Dearborn st.,
on each aoor: @ sls and S1s West slde-washington.
f. T. ~ o45 2story and basement ocagon 'front.'
aoa9e a9a lot and E92d rery eheao No 3soy
yery cheap, Park.av;. No. 60, 2story frame, brick
bascment IN good order, II rooms $50; Eouth Green
2sto.y frame u rooms; North Green-st. nos 10 and
y, a,st9Ty M fysne and English basement, cach il
~. Ne 3s: 2,stosy frame, double lot, sid. North
front, SIS, ~ oSono
, 1877-04-15
- TO RENT-moUSEs.
Observation-Disclosures

Esa;ia Aes9,. e9x hAsxEs ns
esas ssf
IN; sisteen1h:.' a'tt'ry aud 6assmsnt bsei' !:
Seth ea, Pafs sas s NsEs, and
81 SOUTH rark.av., 2sto11 and Basement stou.
Is South FaIk.ay.. sstory and basement stone fro,t
s.: Caumet-av.. new txo-ssory and bassmest BRICK:
- and 7s1 Worth wells:.t, 2:story and basement
q Lincoln 2:story and basement stone frons 10
~ Ilinosst: sstory and basement brick. Is roou,
10 Wisconsin-as.,' 2-story AID basement brick. i
81 Fremont-st.. 2story brick, rooms hot aud eos
10 hssest.,. history and basement brick. oct.sou
IS East lndiana-st, sncry and basement brtck, Is
iii ives: wash!astoa,st. 2.story andbasenent vt.h
sefGsu Sss
gas nxtures barn. - |
= Iia!ailt9n:av:: 7-stoFy and basement brick, u
f ~ Congress. cottage, rooms, good order.
as Wilmington 5:story md md, basement BRICK il
81 soush sa' ood bara
as Fulton. ..stoEJ frams rooms @ and bath. ~
1ol Wnclester.ay.. :.story mud basement brick, 10
'c ~ wasren-av... :story and basement hr1ek, N
i7e waIaut It: 2;stosJ frame; 9 rooms water etc
we aad oe
rooms, bath. barn; $ls es ,...o-x md
% soash Peoria, cottage. 8 room* water. atc
51I Warren astoFy and basementbrlck. 10 rooms
4i sonsis III: CUTIE 2-story and pasement brick n
AZ Gsass s a'toFy aod basement BRICK 1ot0a
5s3 Fulton; eot;age. rooms water:
$50 West Washington st. 2'stofy fFx1ae, brick base-
menr. IL rooms. - y ~
, 1877-04-15
ITO RENT-BY ]. C. SAMPSON & CO.. SUCCESSORS
l to VIM. II. Sampson Co., Id LaSallc.st., OTIS
Block: =. -
MISCELLANEO
EnfTTtf n1Vf<1nN


So1TI !piyIsioS;s :, J.. ;,
8s5e vaqs Y ns = 10
ad 6cf house. Indiana.
av:. near yfourth-,t. ....-.:...:... 45oo
So y:Ey . sssssD's foF f't.s'
No. 10 Indiana az, 2-stoTy and basement marble
o sssf i iss3:: &
Furnished house South fark*av.. near Twenty ~
rxo:sofy frame house in Grovcland FarK
81 81 Msig sv aStsfy
~ hEs u rn9mI Inn; GO
~ lss2 Mtshtsan 'av. fr3mc rooms n a2 e e
ot&safsxss ss ftSa =
rooms, al Improvements, lne barn., a1i in nice
'sS'f'ais.s1 sS|i$Sf VIII SiVisfSS
M " a'e ss!ets
e5 WE Washington brick IL rooms So O. O.
3ls Nest marble front. 1t rooms 75 GO
~ West WASN'T gton,st I. rooms 45 90
IS saa 81 west f:snaolphss, % 10 room; sacb III
IS Wsst @ onIoesst Stone front' 1 Is rooms
G sx NV q % ese6
eao'ee 'o'a''00 XoErH DIVISION. ii0X'.'''.'..'' 1'''o
71s aud 7ao North Franklin-st., hT1cks, 10 rooms
81 SoIt2 5;isi io rooms: ~ - -
@75 and 81 Rissell. bricks roons and barn 35o
~. Y g. 1o1 sa4e lo"t teE!ils Gasy. ~, =.
354 ChlcaKo-nv 0rlck, - r0on9...-. 6Oo1:
253 lndana 81 1r1ck. IS fpoMs Is GO
h1d North Lasalle'e g.. stone 'front.' ~ rooms 65Co
AcW stune'Ilunta1 corner ETC anu LaSal!s.sus -.
10 rooms cach. $40 90 and $500
ssa1ia,t c9rns1 r. e. ,iadfsoG A. q So''
= LA Aasa1ie-s''' Gy1nsT WEsT 9 s1nE n1sosoa'
SCUM rne ss10fy an9 basement Stone
III an III We PaRdefnhst "a
>x.r1 EnIton-st. iarve hnnastsr rsrd rnd stehSa ''
g @ unton Park M place rooms stone ne front, s35.
y! west MADISON st. corner !soper, 10 root1s SIS.
, 1877-04-15
miscellaneous

Instantaneous. y:
RIO REST-5s4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
s7i, aud ST Michigan-ay.. 2'story and basement: ::
sse Gansdi 3story and basement marble front
~ 2st0ry aud basement brtcE-:...s IS
-! ThiEtie.t:. basement cottage. fnrn!shcd.... ~
ats Mchigan-as.. 3story and basement marble :,
IS S
14I4 WaGast-ay.. a-stoEy and basement BRICK =
viS:: vieenn:s place, ::iory aud basement 3
Ga3 Michigan. 2story and basement dwelling. 500
3 soart nd bassment dwelling Is
aI East intaaast: ;.atory and basement mar
~ North iasalles... sstoiS aad basement awe.
sf;s H. S + :ss s;sSs
o:s:ory and bas ement houses, cheap 70 good ten
81 Vest Adamsst.. 2story and basement brick. 40
ses ssa 81 West Lake-.s. 2.stoEy and bssemcnt ::
Fass q room; each on State
s sfo ano e"d q
S9i Y aoash My.. 2;story ffan,c 5o
i4o irnirfe story frsGc 80
VI M CottaEe GFosc.aE. third door. rooms; 18
~ ~; i~t: lGsory cottage With barn. 90
7ao West Adams.st a,s,ory frame large ot. .... 10
6J M taii 2.story aud basement dwel'ng
Isl and sss statsst., second and third doors, 70
1875 indana assory md basement 80
1913 Wahash.av, 5:story and basement marble
ess MichiS a. .s;ory and basement house @ so
IM Twenty- 2story and basement brick 9o
$40 West Washington st. a.story aud basement e..
rs msrnliase! @ ay :story and basement brisk IS
Drexel-bouleyard, near Fortieth h-st-, furnished.
house; viii be rented reasonable to good tenant
Of the city list OF TBSS fsR ,; !: H f:s Of
q au1 q Rrvn
, 1877-04-15
-. TO HENT-FaOUsEs.

lf1E Cf1lCAUO 11eA
.7==-===========:
=: TO hEN1-H2ODoEss ,-.--~,
Vcs1 sido-conIinued.
hGSIvls ~ ss.r g ~ nN ens ,eg l,siicnce
,S' sss s s4 9os stories and
rooms. s5u ..:.,.,., . ~oou,
ID sssas's.;; s!o e''s ., N.a'.na. or,s. tsm
tx SO .av. near Oakley .o.e. ana basement
'ri fTEoon. H. near Jackson fran,c arranged for
txo families SIS hnd M*a9tr. *39: BROS. & MAe1L1.
=, zz7zzz az7sE = Ms.aaS;99;sS s94TasT
s, ~ RpsIy a 'sn 5Ss%s
- p,:,;renn,Isr yi3s - snI7TT CARPENTER
ST. sontaia,: Il N r!sns s nttfd "a
Desrbernst hsarbb asns,.NS'''. 49, = -...------.--
o KESTXEW HOUSES WEST sIng Ss 6Ss 81
no rgxr-A NICE COTTAGE OF 8 ROOMS. 20
10 sous" g.seI s1 RI 1E7wEEY HARRISON
"a Poir nrst street est of Westeru:ny.. worry
+ tsssa, Ttsouy small sa
s@a3sr rrzT@Sos -; : - sa a54 and $50 WEST WASH
room afsS";s = ii Esss Ns:Sies!e5:.! - ~
IN fsos laundry BATH al lot aud cold
IS a5 easrn Room
RIO REST-FoKVisifED COTTAGE 7Io7 SOUTH
loalsS, i ESsna:'s' between Monroe and Adams; Call
een % stone front house Il perfect condition, xi.li
1ro nExr-ses AND SOL ADAMs;sT:. Q ROOMS.
l modern !npfoysinsnts, 81 Amy SOS Aas!n.:s::
To REST-No 81 WEST WAS$HIHGToShnsirr ~ {$aI Sis3 hsicr
, 1877-04-15

EEET-nr B. HITCHCOCK CO.. 40 La
Twsnty ie soons oqeed moefa. 1a.ef barn.
ERsaS S9ss f4nses ESesYs sG5ase'
$40 Weai Adams-st.. modern brick.
si:k asas sSooss ea rooms
~ ~ SnRssiST. RI ST.t Qa dats i dssiren, =
81 sNsosisad NssissspisxiE fsGE. easai ve12 choice.
Ana large Isl 1t tho houses, s1 room. and otuces J..
To bRsHTnT aes1 G. ROOM "a lae
IL Il v!,Eyant place. Too@s.: 90
sore ans a905: g
4S 4Ss t!nribut-st Il rooms brick
stose asSTs md ada room g g g
e. e. Ed 81 state.st stores and roomi eacl $3.50
ss XGSh !osm;. brck::::::::: sss@ s5S9
1T3s Wahashsor S9t.ase or Tooma $500
143 1t53 wstasl: 'front.': s
meae7a nogse sssefy 80 ssd bar,
Busens leao'e eaes hoast north Of
EMhsissera.ay' nsas Moaloess, .tene tsout, $40
5: ns.s ss15 Gss. nj
Go;E GGo,5aEes sad houses elty suburbs. So to ses
e 5fEsp frfffa Is Room
t['o RESr.So: lam NIcHIdAN-AV., ROOMS
rnoIS modern Improvements nice yard ony So 50 pei
81 ,EiEhtss9ta;.t; Iasts Na;; rooms: SIS =,
iis southoskisy:.t SOY ] aad Sas:ment brtck.
per noss "1 III an .e o1
1sss 1ss xIsS;s equal 70 @ Apply L. g. sToSE So
To ts1ai,Ee5 tEEkiTE5EysxA =; hAkE VISA
At a24 West Madtson. It. A'' 'D' .ea@'n- 1nqure
bstS1so bkESTH1gSE tS;I,S 80 q East slxTEESTHsT
,,,1 A,e sStisFs e1essns eonaon,
Also :.sto1y frame house Of 10 room, viii h,,,,..
Inquire :. 70: 1ss a.1kss:.t.. q T: I. sPooSSER
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15
Hayes Isal Habit.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Pittsburgh Post writes that paper
that "Don Cameron complained toAt.
torney General Taft about IIaves' per.
fidy. n.Oh,s don't distress vourself
about that, said Father Taft. That's
habit he has. | have his written
pledge that he would not go before the
Ohio convention for governor if nv
name went before il. Yet he broke
bis pledge, aud worked like street
corner politician to defeat my nomin-
alton, and he never yet had the grace
to apologize for his conduct. lie is
eminent as pledge breaker. Know
of other pledges that he intends to
break. We know, all about him in
Ohio. and the rest of mankind are
likely to form his acquaintance
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IL Not, Why Not.

The Senatorial question is causing
considerable anxiety in the Radical
mind The Cincinnati Comnlercia1,
is of the opinion that the Republican
piriy OF OHIO can't afford to give the
position to General Garfield. Certain
Iy il is difficult to understand how q
party that has resOrted to the disgrace
ful and criminal means to count in q
President that has characterized the
Radicals, can be disgraced or dam
aged by the election of the DeGolyer,
Credit Mobilier jobber. But the Com
mercial, while discIaiming any violent
hostility TO Garfield, gently hints a,
some OF the reasons why he should
not he made Senator. 1t recognizes
that he has merits, but it claims TO
know that lin the matter in
which he was led astray, he was weak
rather than wicked" and adds:
We DO not care to discuss the divis.
ion of ten thousand dollar Zee with
Mr.. Richard Parsons. That was ring
money. Garfield took il as fce,''
and thought all was well. The rascals
who paid il knew better. .....,..s..f,., -.
Bat, aside from all that, Gsrfeld's
championship of the decentralization
of silver, and the reason he gave for
it, condemn him. The people of Ohio
are not OF the opinion that it was right
10 deprive the people of their old sill
yer doIlars, and the plea that the fall
of silver was foreseen and therefore
il was demonetized, is the worst that
could be invented. sra
Mr.. Garfield made that plea. In
other words, he said that the option of
the payment of debts in silver should
he taken from the people, because the
metal was becoming abundant, and the
burden of Indebtedness must not be
Iigntened. If the Republicans pick
mp that doctrine in Ohio their homes !
will be in the graveyards. y
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Sun sTBoKE Blaine started out with
a great flourish over the proclaimed
policy Of the new administration in
regard to-the South, denouncing it in
the most bitterte terms; aud fora time
the clouds thatlowered about the ma
tlonal capital were ominous of an ap-
proaching storm. But late reports in
dicate that Blaine is preparing to sur
render. q -yt5t7
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Richmond for Texas, which doesn't
appear as though he gave it any con-

Richmond for Texas, which doesn't
appear as though he gave it any con-
sideration.s
Mrs. II AYEs seems to be modest,
estimabIe, kind hearted wife; lady
who will adorn the White House, into
which her husband has been forced by
8 conspiracy of politicians.
A COMMISSION TO VIsIr THE SoUrH-
'Vice President" Wheeler will be in-
vited 20 participate in the Administers
tion as freely as if he were member
OF the Cabinet. and it ia thought that
after the Senate ndioprns he will head
a comp,ission to be appointed by the
"President,"S to visit the South, and
after carefully studying the situation,
in Lohisiana'and South fCarolina, as
certain upon what honorable terms all
the troubles there can be acceptably
|, plscsted by State action, with such
pport,apdcp-operation as the "Pres-
ident" can rightfully extend to the
people of those States, -
1 "a THERABioALD DIsoRG "A These
men, self-appointed leaders in the
Senate, insist upon their right to die
5,taie the policy, of the new Admins
/ 4itration. and they resent what appeared
ITO be The Intention of Mr.. Hayes to
! pursue course of action with them If
! he can, hut if he cannot, then indie.
pendently of them. 1t is, they think,
.chalIehghig their leadership and they
have at once entered upon . strugsle
| for the mastery. In such contest he
will nave the sympathy and moral sup.
port Of thousands of men who are not
of his politics, faith, but who will cor
.slially, applauq any acta of his that
may tend TO promote better feeling
between fho North and South, and
other portions of the Union, purer
civil service and a revival of The indus
tries OF the country. ..,a.aq p p
In THE AnNYl ,Bti.I..--1The failure Oi
tliis billiissnotf likely 10 provesan i'm
mediate hardship TO the soldiers. The
pay OF thesoldiers is already provided
for up to June, 3d. Isl 4 and every.
Ftbing in' ';ler may be, secared either
by an sxna. session of the new Con-
.gressi 81 tts proyiisional arrangement.
The country could scarcely, be dam
aged much ifno army bill, beyond one
which would make. provision for q
bmilitary school st West Point, the pre-.
lservation OF chic, tortiiicatiOns, and
au Indian police, should ever be pass.
led. The interierence of the troops in
|. regulating State Governments, has
been 9 disgraceful fact for eight years
past, and the country is now called
upon 10 consider wheraer that scandal
will be n gosd thing TO continue.
atf DEMOCRITES.
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Notice TO Builders.

The Board of Education of Mantui Township
will receive sealed proposals ut the Oil &C the
Tn,vnship tlcrk Til IL O'Clock noon Mare h 1r
1871, to huili Stnool House in District No and
to build Sch oil House III district No q. Elaps
and specifications can be at the Office of
the Township Clerk. Ths Board reserve the
right TO rejcct any or all bids
by order of the Board.
- s..i-5 D.A Pill NJ, C.erk.
Mantna. Feb'y 1ath.:l,7S. 44a4~s
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SHERMAN gave J. Madison . csrtif-
cate Of character, and he should re
ward him for his services, with ahe
best appointment at his command.
The Radicals can never compensate j.
Madison for his invaluable services to
them. t .s-,,es.5s.ss Fsa.r ai.s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15
J. WOODRUFF!
Crockery
wv all Paper!

Over one hundred NEW
PATTERNS Of elegant de-
sign, to select from, and pric-
es very low, to suit the times.
Also, a fine assortment OF
Window Shades and Fixtures
Opaque Shade Cloths. Fringe
and Tassels, CROCKERY Y ,
Glassware and Lamps.
@Moldings and Picture
Frames of every description,
at wholesale and retail.
Picture Frames and Win
dow COrnice made to order,
promptly, by an experienced
workman.
Thanking my friends for
their liberal patronage in the
past, [ respectfully solicit a
continuance of the same.
j. WOODRU UFF.
Mechanics Block
Next door tn ". -. Durham's Boot and Shoe
Store, 4l2) RAVRNNA, o.
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The Senate Election Committee, of
which, Morton is chairman, have. dee
eided to report favOrably upon the,
ease Of kellogg fer Senator from
Louisiana. a resolution "a, that effect
was adopted in The Committee by
strict party vote. - ~.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

OLD Simon Cameron in disgust has
thrown up the sponge. lie has SEM
TO Governor Iiartranit his resignation
of the SenaiOrship. 1t is though Don.
will wear the shoes o 4 mis- daddy. .saii
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

1T is said Ben. Butler is exceedingly
restless over the doings Of His Fraud
uiency. He made the remark the
other day. We have taken . great
deal of trouble, and have. won q de-
feat" .-s.,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

WASHINGTON CAPITAL: He is
mad" says the fool il King Lear,
"that trusts in the tameness of the
wolf, horses heels, boys love or q.
Hoar's oath,"o ssoli 5l.-u,ttI sfsf
And the Democrats are very mad
having trusted.
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ESTABLISHED 1869,
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
seq Sere,fsh Street, Washington, ID. c.

Inventors.
We procure patents in all countries. No AT
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the patent is granted No fees for making pre-
liminary examinations. No additional lees fOI
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claims before The Executive departments,
Arrears of Pay and Bounty.
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Land Warrants.
We pay cash for Bounty Land Warrants, and
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

HoN. FRANK HURD is said to be the
author of the Democratic address
which we publish on the first page.
1t will repay perusal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

AN effort is being made in Youngs-
town to procure the communication OF
the sentence of Sterling 10 imprison-
meDt for life. ,.,-.s..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

+. A BILL has been introduced in the
Ohio Legislature TO abolish the grand
jury system. .ia9 ,r4-,t..f ID -,..,.i...i
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Selling OFF at Cost.

offer at ACTUAL COST. fOf car h, my entire
stock of CEOCKERY, CANA, GLASSWARE, LANPs
WALL PAPER anh BORDERS. WINDOW SHADY.
PICTURE FRAMES, M0ULDINGs, NOTICES CuRe.
MOS and ENGRAyISGS.
Call in for Bargains.
4. "A. STEM
Opp Csu iage Repository,
Ravenna, o.. Nov. is. 1876. 1sS
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Wagon Making and
Repairing.
O. 5. BUZZELL

VHyOULD in form the people of Portage coun-
w ty that he is prepared to manufacture all
kinds Of LUMBER and SPRING WAGONS.
and to do general repairing promptly and in
the best manner. Also. HokSE SHOElNG and
GENERAL BLACKSMITHING.
EHy- Prices from 10 to 10 per cent below any
heretofore charged in this region 70 r cash.
w AGON; OF all kinds constantly on hand.
Works on Main Street, West OF e. j p. r. r.
Depot.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMON
Ravenna, March 20, 1875.
Mr.. o. s. RUZzELL: Dear Sir:-My Wagon that
purchased OF you about two years ego. must
acknowledge is much better than expected.
Being of medium SIZE thought it too light Tor
my business: but it is just right. runs light and
easy. and have often CT frieti on it 400 bricks
from my kiln. 1t will carry eight thousand
pounds, and has never cost me one cent Tor re-
pairs. Yours truly, HI. +. CARIS.
Shalersviile March .e 1875
Mr.. o. s. BUZZELL. Dear Sir I'm the fall of
l $50 purchased OF you Hight wagon. Weight
with box on. 53a pounds. Itis Il thimbls skein,
which think il the easiest running wagon in
use. have frequently drawn 300 pounds up
on it at one time. All the expense that put
upon it for the first twelve years was for set
ting tire once Yours, with respect.
s. G. ELDRIDGE.
Ravenna. March II, 1875.
MR.. o. s. BUzzELL: Dear Strive have been
using one of your one horse wagons now over
two wears in our lumber ward often loading it
with one thousand feet OF green hemlock and
oak, and We think it the best and easiest run
ming wagon we had 1t will carry 600
lbs, and has never cost one dollar for repairs
for that time. Yours. truly.
q. SUTHERLAND & co.
also have for sale
% VILLAGE LOTS.
Well located on high rolling ground. End in the
most pleasant AMI growing part Of the town.
Will be sold cheap and on easy terms.
Ravenna- O. an g.. 1915 33e
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

GARFIELD, at the urgent solicitation
Of lIayes, has withdrawn from the
Senatorial contest aud graciously con-
scnted to realain in his present posi-
.tion TO champion the cause of his
fraudulency in the House.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

Any person desiring information as to the
stantiing and responsibility OF the embers OF
the firm will, ON request be furnish Il with q
satisfactory reference in his vicinity or Con-
ressionai district.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-03-15

j also have for sale
% VILLAGE LOTS

Well located on high rolling ground. snd in the
most pleasant ami growing part Of the town.
Will be sold cheap and on easy terms.
Ravenna. o. Ian. 6. 1875 33e