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Dec 81, 1886 16 8
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PICKENS @. H., S. g.:
Thursday. Jam. HI, 1872.

We have received from the first
claas publishing house of Walkor,
Evans & Cogswoll, Charleston, S. c.,
q handsome Ha mpton Calendar for
1877.
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NOTICE.

YBNIE undersigned gives notice to all per-
4 sons holding Notes against him for the
year 1875, to come forward and make pay
ment in ten days, or they will be debarrod
from collection.
J. s. WILSON.
Jan II, 1877 18 2*
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Variety of.
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Jeans and Casssimeres.
And many other articlos-all for
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EAsLEY STATION, q. q.

THE UNDERSIGNED FIRM
with the view of changing thOir busi-
ness-propose TO sell out their entire
, 1877-09-03
Themselves up In full sccurt . 4 heir fabor md
business. iG@
ThE London Timk& cdlkaf Ars.

lht Aonuun 1HHes caltoF fgs:
The President Of tho u Of Commerce
froke In similar atran. Ttq tom the Mar,hl ihnt
hia judtcioua mind must aware that good ppii-
tics made g0od finances and good business: and in
the lntefcttH Of commerce stability WA ncceptary,
which conld he hssurch only "by a complete t,oY-
efnment-that IT, an executive power resting on an
elccicd Parliament" There Is nothing nnctvii in
this lAnRlaRc, but thcfn il attempt to make il
swcetrf by cnneealtaR !ts meaning. HIT tic Mar
.htl did hta hest tn slut bis and clurc hl4 eyes
lie was told TINT the Interests Of Frnnce rcnttiscI
that The executive power should possess the cont.
denen OF IN elected Parliament. nn1 his reply Was
Thai the ctista would he when tha elected Par
lament c9niorne1 TO tho opinions at the executive
power. The people Of Paris may well wonder
thus sharply defined What Ia tbs limit Of tho
Aasahaa's ptet!nactty1
"A to the general result at tttc French ctcr.
tfont, tha Y1nss ri Anv ii tar..
uh.,. - - t' -
,,ssaa ;sc p} n.s{ -" aa'a ~ tnose wno Wlsh 10
P,ease ahc rsesnens On M tohs opinion N Paris
W,t, ~ 1i J., .ctea uo"n 70 Inc oeIie! that tho
Tt ~ 31a III w ~ as1catea ~ lae general elections.
ia ~ = p'a..a5 .hc sunssstlon nt thoee VINO marc
~ au ~ .nc asssolatioi. o. th9
~ sixIr H. !''d .ns h .an2aaau !ngf nov use ana
rnstn MAJ. rs5,,in II" 9o,t ~ " ssnee -
% aso.s IeIann' the 'utule tntI AhHelphte win
!ase at!eaoy Ee1esfed 10 INC IN
nK psaeessM .o KY 10 ot the Inc 70 lfD1!ic.
ty. n,ay. pe1nnps' ne .@lseu 10 me nonaparsss
~ .pst Il ,,,. W." toox mpoh y. &c Foattou
~ *"eas eHsnp.nt. '"ou.n thele arc soho
s!'a Mnu ean tnsh.ehes n... LcRnlmalt Who nave
!Iss !oIiusu ,,x,n. ~ ,ns'a' lme uaninea!ng Lestt-
IT, to whvso peneip!es aec aoosa
, 1877-09-03

HEADQUARTERS OF TUE F1Rra DIVISION or
TIE THIRTEENTH RUSSIAN Amy Cokps, VIZ
LACE o. c1Aoowo. Aug. ao-Evcuiug-Geu.
Ioenea, who commands tLis division, has
been holding with . ANAL cavalry force tho
Village Of Karahassaukoi for tho Inst threo
~eclzs. The village ~ situated at a hugh
point IN tho hill separating tho River Kara
LON fsuns the Ak Lom. and looking across
the Lous east Of Ksrahassankoi, aud oyer-
looking Aasgrad, crowned with liz I've great
batteries. On Tuesday, Losnea wss rein-
forced by ono regiment Of infantry OF
tho 1lirty-dfth Division, with several
tleld-pieccs. Niae-pits were dug,
and s1ual batteries placed Oh
either aide OF tho village. id preparation for
the superior fo1ca Of tho Turks mAssld In
, 1877-09-03
FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. "A decree ordering elections
Tor tho new Chamber Vi Dcputtcs will be tsaued
ou the :Nlh.
MAC NlMOH.
4 report Is confirmed that ct. 1t has been
fxe4 ~ ttv date of the clect|un. The Ualos., u
Legitulst organ, DECLARES that President Mac
Aahou ila4 cut,tEartcd certain binding eugaYu-
mcnt which will rcndcr It Impossible for httu to
afccpt prolougatIon Of lis powers after lss0.
rAENcu roLITICs.
Tho MaE64a}-l'Ys skluent Ut fruure. MacAi2hol,
has hot tnct with very WasM welcome dusin"
Ills starring tour thruux. Normandy. Al
Eyreux Ae Aeasu son,u pIaiu talk, tbs lsepub-
lieaM Alayur bud been dismissed for Tclusing tu
plasurd t1e antl.1sepublleau oillcial paper euled
th0 Dulltaua 1es ttshsi1AhkS, aud tle authorities
who received tho Marshal vera headed by tbs
Se.lor At!lolnt, wuu congratulated tho Aarsilai
on undertaking journey to ascertain what thu
people wuntca aud hoped fur, aud aided:
tlas town. u. IL President. ts tho trpt ~1teh you
mest w,ln On your route. Allow ~ to b. siuerrc,
xn4 tu lei! yuu thai the population whom VIZ
represent arc profoundly attached ~ tle Nepub-
llcuu &}oscrumcuL aud that all you do loS it,
nl4intcuunrs anil consolidation will insure yuu
their waru sysutahle.. Tuu rest VI yuue journey
vii! aeal4,nt yoa lhat such h tho wish Ut Ill our
wfxe NuEnan populations. who ar4tntly ycafn for
teu ta1aa1un VI tas Hsessns eslsias 10 ~ " klsp
, 1877-09-03

7ovrox C.r. .3-1 r,r,..r,,,,ort ,rI,I, ,ho
A'o"ro oeps' ~ ~ ~" ,"s
SkAu"'SAA MAy says VI AnuEeua5s oatt4e'
"oefi' soehou, VINO cola1aauue" W hasasa''
Ind about 3,Oo infantry, ~ cavalry, atid te,.
Euns. Holess taah :]'"o laFRs ioftaea
tho aasahec. u "as ooae Ut sK
to one Tor e'eht hours ac4ofc tae
Russians le1t tns V1''aec' anu af'ag Was almost
continuous during the whole uay' After the
TURKS ha'a entefc4 . portion Of tae 't9'aSo tnu
Ruas'aa ln!antry heiu theF grouf1 !of tWo
hours awaiting Ftaniofcc'nca'lS@ Al !eneta Soo
cane' an1 Two noo94 mo9e u ho'
hF1ug ensuea, aanag "n'c" tao !"l~4
were continually being selh1oseea Dy masscs
, 1877-09-03

Ac4Gu1E.
THE nou,dANiAxs,
nastering 1900 men, hare crossed tho
Danubo at bridge thrown from Corabia,
some forty miles abovo Eikopolis, .snd have
been joined to the Russian force, Of wkich tho
numbers arc unknown. This new corps,
which now forms tbo'' o''ezreme right wing of
the n,ssian army, bas been placed nnder tho
command of princs Charles of 1soumania to
whom Con. Zastoa |has been attached as
Chief Of Staff. Th5 ro1a expected from this
corps Is thai 1t should move by 1sken and
ssriho the high roa1 that runs on tho
teb1e land between 1sker and yid, from
Plevnn to sofln. By this road osman Pasha
draws his supplies, and it is intended that
Prince Chnrics should cut his line Of com-
mnnicationa and act upon his rear when ho
Is attacked in front by the troops Of tho
Grand Duke Nicholas.
osMAN pAsuA
is reported to have sent 10000 men to op-
poso tho Roumanian advance at tho passage
of 1sker, and, II the popular estimate Of the
valuc Of tho army OF Prince Charles is cor
rect, this Ottoman forco may be sufficient
to detain him at useless distAnce from,
Plcvnn, but 1t Is unsafo to despisc untzicd
troops, ovon though they mny be quite With
out knowledge Of war.
, 1877-09-03

country, tho deficiency il
RoMEwHAT LESS
In proportion. Returns show a very general
deficiency. They aro he|ow An average crop,
bat not greatly below. Tho general yield Is
better than that Of 1879, 1hG7, or 1876, tho
three wors. crops in shirty.four years, but
fear that 1t will not DO eqna1 oven to tho de-
fecsive crop Of Last year, md that, notwitli.
standing the Increased acreage, VIC shall not
havo more than between D,00O, ,0OO and
10.0oo. 900 Of the home crop. The reduction
of consumption consequent Oh the enhanced
price moy reduce the ycarn requirements to
2o, S00, goo quarters. On the two conditions,
Of strict economy In consumption and An
early harvest next year.
THE FOREIGN hurTLY
We should In these circumstances require
might be limited to .11,000,000 qunrters.
This takes most favorable yiew OF our po-
aition, for north Of tho Trent nios. of the crop
is still unharvcstctl, and Is subject to risks OF
lato season and very unsettled weather. II
we were the only country tint reu1,ired help,
and II we could rely OH h continuance OF
the large scale Of foreign imports which has
marked tho last four years, there would bo
little cause for apprehension, but with the
exception Of ZONE parts Of Spain all Western
Europe Is deficient, and the ports OF The
Black Sea arc closed, while the renewal OF
famino in 1ndia cnn hart1iy ndmit Of MI In
crease Of supplies from that quarter during
tie present ycar. Wo must. therefore,
LooK TO AMERICA
for a considerable increase even on her great
exports Of tho last four years, and, If tie
war in Turkey continues the vast RESOURCES
Of the United 9satcs and Canada will indeed
be severely taxed to make good the wants of
this country aud Western Europe. Tie
emall home crop Of 1876 supplemented Ly
tho largest import VIC have ever yet received,
Afforded Eve and one.half bushels per head.
Tho deficient crop Of 1916, with m import
which somawhat exceeds twclvo million
quarters, Inns afforded very little over fire
bushels. II tho Blnck Sen ports continue
closed for the coming harvest year, We may
have 10 restrict consumption TO considerable
less than five bushels head
s'Tho other homegrown crops
PnoMisE LITTLE AID,
barley being deficient, md oats not above Of,
average, while potatoes nro much decreased.
In 1866 aud 1867, when, from too deficient
crops md comparatively sinnll imports, tic
quantity Of wheat for consumption fell be-
low 1--WE bushels head, tho price WINS q
shillings. In tho post twenty live years tho
quantity hes on several occasions fallen be-
low that mark, and tho price OF these years
Ia. IN NJ A.
, 1877-09-03
RUSSIAN 1lEVER6ES.
TIE FIGHTING ALONG THE n1vHn LON.
IZls f11LtA Ia TIk Nttenna .ssiLunA

RUSSIAN REVER6ES.
TIE rIonT1So ALONG THE n1vgn Lou.
tDy Ed5fe to The Chtea7o Tfltnne.1
LONDON Orr1cg or The Cu1cAno Tn1nuHE,
6 pAIonAvE PLACE, STRAND, Sept. I'LL r. III.
What must provo tho decisive lighting Of
tho war has begun In earnest. There ars
no longer isolated attacks at unexpected
points, but thcro is one general combat all
nlong tho line. Tint the Russians were de-
tented ut tho great engagement Of Thursday,
between Karahasson and Yenikoi, Is now
certain, but tho results are surprising, evon
to Tie English, whosc ontiro sympathics aro
with tho Turks, for everybody hero has
thought that in regular pitched battlo tho
Russians must be victorious It is stated
in several dispatches that
THE nuss1ANs WE'RE sunpnfBEp.
and this is probable, because it ii well known
TINT tie Russians themselves Layo been ro-
Gently contemplating OH offensive movement.
Plcyna had to he avenged, autl the first point
to bo attacked when relnforcoments camo up
was to DO plevna. This was tho Russian
idea, but tho Turks lnva becn bofore them
and interfercl with their plans
The great battlo fought on Thursday along
tho banks of tho LON showed striking
similarity In It's main features to tho victory
gained few days ago by 3fuktar pasha at
Guedeker. In both instances
THE 1unKs WE'RE THE Assa1xlxTB
and captured strong petitions from the enc.
my, together with large quantIty Of nrmH
, 1877-09-03
GREAT BRITAIN.


LONDON, Sept. 3.-lsobert Watson Boyd has
been ulatclctl to row Tr!rkctt, ot Australia, fur
4lOU.a sidu anl the championship Ut the world.
, 1877-09-03

t[on Ia impssEblc; first, from want
OF troops. second on account Of tho great dis
tsnccs and narrow roads. Our pretent position
ID an admirable ono. We atand, Of course,
strictly on The defensive"
This correspondent estimates the Russians
loss at 5000 killed and wounded in the battle.
, 1877-09-03

TIL; TURKISH ACCOUNT.
CAAp or TIL Turkish AnuY Orpos1 xg POP
xoz, BULGARIA, Aug. ao-EyenIng. havo
Just witness cd victorious engagement for
tho TuskiRl arms from tbs hoights opposite
Popkoi, on tho River Lom. Tho battle
commenced In tho morning with forward
movement Of tho divisions of Mejid. Pasho,
who commanded tho nussinn rig BIT, and
Fusd rasha and sabtd pasha, wloao divisions
fon md tho centre and loft.
THE ADVANCE
by the forces under D1edjil was made In
e!nllant style, tho men taking open order and
tkirmisliug as they nearcd tho leu ussian po-
aition. Tho advance was we'll covered by
tho guns Of the Turks, WHO took advantage
Of tie frequent elevations OF tho country to
push their batteries forward TO points vbero
they could not only holp the infantry but
1nako hot work for tho Russian batteries on
the heighta beyond. On the silcs tho arlil-
lcry practice was excellent. Ncdjid and his
men soon pushed their way to tho Village Ut
Karahnasan]ioi, when tho signal to charIze
was givon, aud, With rush, they wore oysr
tho llussian iutrenol,mcnts on the hill.
THE RLAuulrTER wAs TEnn1n1E ON TIE TuRx-
au 8tpE
during this part Of tho engagement, but ti,s
mon stood 1t nobly. The Rusaians, who ut
first met tho oncomlng rush Of Turks with
great bravery, wore soon forced to yield.
They wero driven precIpitntclY down tho
heights commanding tho Valley Of the Lom
with great loss. Meanwhile, SalEd Paaha At
tackled tue DaschilsleE, lofty hill crowned by
attrce-gun Russian battery. 1trcquired very
brilliant dash to carry this difficult position,
but It was successfully accomplished. tho
guns silenced md captured, aud the Rus
Sims killed or driven back IN loadlong hastc.
The attack, indeed, had been successful at
all points, md tlue troops shouted
"AL1.AH! ALLAu!"
with flcrco enthusiasm, that told of their
elatiou.
4 general adyance was now ordered, and,
u. short time, the bridge over tho LON was
reached, and the Turks crossed, unoppoaed,
to tho left bank, Tic villagos on tint side,
which were, held by tho ltuSsiaps, wero soou
captured, md wezo shortly after SOON to bo
In flames. Tho Russians now evacuated
Popkoi.
COL, VALENTINE DAKEn,
who was seen leading on The cavalry with
great, even rash, gallantry. ia missing. IA
might bo expected, this victory has created
the widest enthusiasm throughout the who'll
, 1877-09-03
GENANE&AA.s
The National Litc-Insvfonco Co.
Of U. 3. Of i.
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M Sfra % ~ ~ Information IN rcxatt to the naluFc
% saS n ta9c thr nssris and LslrAt Ut saiA Company
+n". " isMsd on application tu the undersigned to
MsGto N tSr the pnrrosc ot it!duE for mid CaTila
H9%k: AL rrotnsAls to 10 IN Bracd cHseopea marked
,i It~ osas fur National te.ins. Co. Capital sOcE
H. "!fcsscd TO tue undcrktsnr 10 te submitted! hy
l' unopened to t1u Court tGr H. action A. 1tt end u
SAMUEL u. WAHti Iscccivcr
RrnMlltc Ltfc.ln& Eu.. la7 II salle.st,
Chicago, Aug. Ut tn77,
, 1877-09-03

F"sV*
Nearly oil tue Constanetuoptc Chratans havs
a'onuonca tho rity for an asylum lu Que Of the
lonian lslallas. where lucy hope to bs lyeo
tTulu persecution.
, 1877-09-03

that hc is dan gerous alike In attack and
defense,
, 1877-09-03

COL, VALENTINE QAKEn,
who was seen loading on The cavalry will.
great, even rash, gallantry, Ia missing. IA
might bo expected, this victory has created
the widest enthusiasm throughout the who'll
army,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-06-14
MEDICAI
TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. JOHN G0ucH{R

Still continues to treat every variety OF
CHRONIC Sc.
at the corner Of Sycamore and Cedar
Sts-, Ravenna, Ohio, where he located
the 26th of October, 1868. Since that
time have successfully treated TWEEN
TY-sIx THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED
CASES among which have been many
miraculous cures of Cancer, Gravel,
Tumorn, Dropsy. Rheumatism. Fistu-
Ia in Ana, PrOlapsus of the Rectum,
Piles, Tape Worms, Seat or Pin
Worms, Intestinal Worms, Hip Dis
ease, Goitre, Enlarged Glands, ScrOfu-
la. and all Impurities of the Blood.
Scald Head Invariably Cured;
and that most insidious of all diseases,
Catarrh, which is destroying it's tens of
thousands annually. Also, the varied
Diseases of Females, arising from Uter-
inc Diseases. Displacement, Enlarge
ment, Inflammation, liberation, Tu-
mOrs. POlypus, and all their sympa-
tbetic accOnipan' 'ments, Oh the latest
scientific principles, without the use of
the knife or caustics, but by cOnstitu-
tiOnal treatment and local absOrbents,
which we believe to be the true meth
cd Of cure, If timely and properly APP
piled.
CalculOus COncretiOns of the Kid
neys and Bladder. There are several
varieties of Gravel in our possession,
that We have removed through the
natural urinary passage, from different
individuals in this locality.
The Doctor is q graduate in the Eye
and Ear Infirmary of New York City,
and has had a large and successful
practice in that department; and is
also q graduate of several of the lead
ing Schools of his Profession, the Di
plOmas Of which are hanging up in his
Office, for everybody to READ and IN
vESTIGATE.
Thanks to an intelligent community
for their extensive patronage.
TERMs-Cash. Positively no trust.
OFFICE HOURs--From 8 q. M. to 3 p m.
J.GOUCHER, M. d.
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Sells passage tickets to and from Europe, and
Drafts on England. Ireland and Scotland.
The vessels Of this line consist or twelve First
Class British built Iron Steamships, one OF
which will leave Liverpool every Wednesday,
Queer stown every Thursday, and New York
every Saturday.
For passage or further informant apply to
p PSHEHAN 5S6, West Street. New York. or
BERNARD KINNEY,
1lO-tf Ravenna. Ohio.
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A. BIETZ,
FARRIER. A

fAfOiOI"
Ofcrs his services to the people of Portage
County in the treatment of the diseases of HOrs-
es and Cattle. Having been educated in the
Berlin institute for the treatment of diseases
incident to domestic animals, and having had
one years practice in treating the diseases OF
Horses in the Prussian Army. and been in con :
slant practice of the profc. sion in Germany and
this country since 1870. I feel confident OF my
ability to give entire satisfaction to all those
who may entrust animals to my care,
A. BIETZ.
Rsyenns, Dec. 10, SIC. la3-u
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a~u H.P HUGUs, II.
BELDING & HUGUS,

PDysieians and surgeena. Once; a nam s.ars
Ravcnna, o.. - -. ...r.ct or
syeciaI attention paid to the treatmeen. Z 0s Gs
an to and to ~ m.
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~yOrICE.-Thc undersigned has besn ap--
~ p1sntod and quaiihed as Administrator OF
sSe eStase OF NELSON G ARKY. deceased. late Of
Iavenns toWnship. Portage eoSnty. Ohio
NORRIS OLHSIEAD.
Apxu 10, 1sT7. 46l-sw
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w. MCCONNELL, NJ. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

Tveusy years experience. All forms Of acute
and chronic diseaJes skiI1fully treated. Hav-
ing for years made chronic disease speciality.
will continue TO give particular attention 20
that class Of cases.
once and residence No. 50 Sycamore street.
G3l-3mo Rrvenna, Ohio.
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PETER FLATH.
rv.shssr and Merchant Tailor, Hsts' NJ
~-d Emrnishing Goods. PoeS bu'ianS' Asn
street. Kavenna, ONO.
Oct rs, 1885. 1y.
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New Harness Shop!

TwOULD respectfully anrouncc to the citi;
: new HARNESS SHOP one door south Of M.
Gretzin eerss, ON Chestnut Street, opposite Court
House Park, where will be pleased 70 see AL
those In want OF any work IN my unc.
have had twenty-two years cxpenence, In IN
country. and feel confident OF my ability TO
give entire satisfaction to all those who may
REPAIRING promptly and neatly done.
Ny prices will be suited 70 the times: GIve
me . call. y. WASE.
Raveuna April 10. 1871. lW-9m0
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also have Tor sale
23 VILLAGE LOTS,

-.uto-.tsd nm hixb rolling ground, and In the
MT vIeasans and growing part Of the town.
viii We sold cheap and on easy terms.
Rsvenna. O.. JAM .. 1870 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-11-29
THE STATE OVER.

Grayson County Herald learns
of the killing in the Territory OF a hall
breed named Jones, who was terror
to both whites and Indians. He was
arrested by lot of white and Indian
citizens, and while trying to escape re
ceived eleven balls in his body, killing
him instantly.
HcLear1q Comty.-County court adj,
joumed The grand Jury while in
session found one hundred and fifteen
ndictments.---Deputy Uaited States
Marshal Thomas Carlum arrested j. w
and James Dulaney, Ceborn Gibson and
A, N. Packwood charged With anonys
mously threatening the life of Dr., John
$, Clark they gave bail for their ap,
pearduce, DR.. j. l. Cornish, u gro
Ger, had his till robbed in daylight Of
sixteen dollars,
IaITaHt Comtu--The Trinity is still
unforlable while the bridge fever is
over Mr.. Loving, a cattle dealer,
will ship to the eastern market two
thousand head of oattla.-A mail
route is to be shortly established from
Fort Worth to Fort Yuma, Arizona.
Harris ComiG-rhe Germania bank
has failed Tho Texas Western rail,
road has ee sold to a number of New
York capitalists, and it it will be put
through at once to Lagrange in
cendiary attempted to fire the office OF
the Houston Age but failed. Bcnja.
min Franklin and William johnson,
two negroes, quarreled over a game OF
cards, Franklin followed johnson
hcme and shot at him through the
window, hitting his child not seri.
ously.