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PUBLIC OPINION.'
. Protest Against High Prices a.
the Opera House.

tne ODfFt
aorrsspopdenos Of the Register:
Iu Yesterdays issae OF the hE9!tfEh
we and the following: III is svident
Wheeling. public cannot apPreeis+ 'pe
realistic drama judging from the merry
Cow entertainments.
It. ia very easy matter 10 understand
why the Opera House entertain mems are
not better patrouized. The prices OF 40
mission are too high. '"
1t Is ridiculous that the people Oh
W heehng are asked to pay from seventy
FIVE cents to one dollar and halt 10 see
ordinary entertainments, while the same
nerformances are exhibited under more
favorable circumstances. in large cities
at from fifty to seventy.five ceots' =,
Our people are a working class, and
earn their money by hard toll, yet they
are willing and deslrous to patronizs b
good entertainments at reasonable
price of admission; but they cannot
ard will rot pay e1horbitant prices
tor couple Of hours amu'e
ment. John Mccullough, the eminent
trseedisn is now billed for two enter
tsinments next week al the Opera house,
and we trust the management will have
the foresight. to see the folly OF asking
exborpitant prices, and BY this rulnous
policy to shut the general public of from
wi Messing an entertainment they other-
wise would
Merchandise of all kinds is at the
lowest figure, while labor is almost al
starvation prices. Why then should
amusements be made an exception and
kept at the highest prices2 Let the
prices of admission be made to cores
pond with the times and we Will
guarantee good houses on all occasions
when good companies appear.
Fifty to seventy.fve cents is rs much
as our people can stand for amussment'
tor one evening and it is as much as is
demanded in larger places. If the price
of admission to the Opera house were
made proportionstely low to other
things, then the entertainments would ot
we'll pstronized. We commend this tc
the management with the hope that they
will be- able to see it rs Others see 1t.
PATRON OF OPERA HOUSE.
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SMALL. TALK.
Condensed Notes of Curre"t gossip
II In and About 1swa
/,

LETTER list to-day.
WINTERIsH weather.
TIE Board OF Commissioners meets On
Monday
TIE Crescent boat club dances at
Notes hail tonight.
REYMANN's new bottling house Will
DO opened today with grand ball
THE amount OF fines collected IN the
police court during the month OF octooe'
amounted to 1853 80. The amount as-
ses.ed WAS $500,
The Committee of the Board OF Com
missioners on Court House and JAN, VS.
iteo the county jail yesterday on 'uoir
regular monthly tour OF Inspection
MEssRs. BACHMAN q burst, the pro-
duce and grocery men, on Market street,
are now the agents for the steamer Mar,
ket Bow, which runs between mere anu
MatamOras.
A CIRCULAR signed by V!ce-President
King, of tie B. s. o. K. X, states that
ON and after the Is. of this month MI.
w. III. lrcBO Will unNC sAO CO f0' 80
ency OF the b ltimore and Ohio express
business.
SHERIFF TINGLE has commenced COL
Letting taxes in Washington districts.
He will be in Madison on the 81 ana
5.h insts., Clay 9th and 18th, Unlon oth
and 9th, Centre 10Th ard lzth, WEB
,ter 18th and 18th, Richie 10th ana
18th.
The St. Clsirsvile Gazette has been
enlarged and otherwise improved by y
new dress. Mr.. Gaumer, editor OF the
paper deserve success in his new ven
lure, as ne well knows how to clothe his
paper with that which is useful and In
structive.
A CHANGE has been recently made 10
the agency of the P. w. y b (old
HempfeldJ Railroad at Washington, IA
Mr. John Baird, VINO has been the agent
At that point tor some time past, has re-
signed, and W. Gal" King, an old EN-
pioye of the road, mas been appointed IN
MS stead.
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PHILADELPHIA, November D. Woo
In good demand at fuu price, supply
light. Flour-Quet ana unchanged.
w nest-QIIet; amber 81 4@GGl 46i red
81 4lGl 4 white, 81 459l II Corn
Qulet-Yelow, o. mixed, 6O4c. Oats
Quiet; white western; 5jd37c; western
mixed. 83@34c. Rye-Qllet; 7gc. Pc
vIsious-Uuchanged. Bu.ter-NomInal,
creamery. a32c; western reserve, 239
25c Egg Firm; western, 22024e.
Cheese In fair dema1d-Wss!srn ian
cv. l246l3; r fined, lS!@ 81. Crude
lO3glO3c. WLiskey, 81 10.
MILWAUKEE, November Flour
Dull. Whest-Opened and declined tci
closed firm; No. Milwaukee hard Sllo3;
No. Milwaukee 81 l0I; No. 81 Oet;
seller November 81 O53; seller d. cember
sIO4J; No. 81 O3 C0rp-Lo"er: No
Z 49,. Oats-Firm and higher; No. >
25c. Rye-QIiel but STEADY; No. l soc
Barley Dull; No. = spri1g b 4G02c.
Provisions TO- In moderate demand. Fork
Al Sl3 OO@13 rs cash. Lard-At
s. O0GS 70.
INV YORK, November Dry Goods
-HLsines, very light Ga account o.
stormy Weather. Cottoa goods quiet, out
generally steady. Prints dull in first
nsnis. GIr@haus in ste .dy request and
l-u " r.. dress goods quiet. Me-
wva- Wv.e.s ga AT urmaId Snawis
ala Skirts dos.
ST. Louis. November 2.-Hogs easier
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Letter Carriers Report.
The following is report OF the letter
carriers for the month of October:
DELIVERED.
Personalities.

Mrs. Isabella Chapline, wife of the lste
Mr.. Henry Chspljne, died a. her resi-
dence, No. l7S Seventeenth street, yes
.erdsy, in the 6S h year OF her age. The
,unersl services vii! take place to-mor
row, the remains to inferred NJ the Pen
lnsula Cemetery.
Rev. DR.. George will lecture at the
Business College hall in the Peoples
oak building, a. s o'clock Monday
evening.
Mrs. James 5. james, mother OF Mr.
Seiby Jones of this city, died st St
Louis yesterday. Her remains are ex-
pected to arrive here to-day for inter-
ment
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Shooting Scrape.

Lsst evening, at Lssh's saloon, near
the upper end OF the Second ward mar
ket house, Frank Co.'S WAS shot by
Louie Savsgeot, the ball entering the left
SIDE OF the nose and Logging near the
right ear. The party had been playing
cards in the saloon tor fifty cents n cor
ner, and Coss accused Savsgeot of cheat
ing, and showed fght, when S4vageOt
fired, with the result above stated.
Savageot was arrested last night, and is
now in jail.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, November 2.-MoEaY-
AT 6@7 per cent, with an exceptional
/ 81 per day IN. addition to toe per
cent. per aunum. Prime mercsptlc pa
per Cos per cent. CUSTOMS ,.r.!Pts
$4,000. TheAssistsrt Treasure dis
bursed 81 $4,000 Clearings $1,000
OOO Dry goods imports tor the week
$854,OOO. Sterling dull; long 4s0f, short
Ash.
GoLD-Opened at 1929 and oseI a.
lO2s Carrying rates 10 4 per cent.
Loans were also made HAT.
SILVER Al London sod; here silver
bars are 1921 greenbscks; ll9 god; sill
yer coin !G3 per cent discount.
GoyERNMENTs-Ste
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aon.ucL,. Puimonic syrup for the
snra Of Consumption, Coughs
and old. "a.


The great virtue OF this medicine -
A. rinens the matter and throws IL ous VI
the system, purifes the blood AnN
eide. & cure.
sSrrxcx,s SEA WEED TONIC, TOR TEE spFA
OF DY.PHIsIA, lSDlsEaTi0N' o.
The Tonic produces = healthy acti sol,,' -
,ba stoTuach, creating an RpPette, aoi
N cl,yIe and curiusfhe most opSS"'e
cases OF Indigestion.
sCahNCKs MASDRAKE PILLS, FOE ihn
OF LIVER coMs LAINT, @E.
These pills are Alternative, and Proouct
b-aiIby action OF the Ii, ell, without TUG
least danger, as they are lree IroIi Ca -
aud vet mo .. eihcaclous IN ieS'0i
haalthy action OF the hVer. - 10,
rhe,s remedies are a cerlalu GUY =,
CnnsnmpuOn as the L lmonlc SSiuP
rinrus the matter and purlneS tile U rt".
The Mandrake Piils act upon inc n.y.
create a healthy bile, anu remove sit VI,
s,Sss of the liver, often cause Oh Soh-
Snmntion. The lea Weed Ionic gives one
aud strengtn TO the stomach, makes d
good digs suou, and enH0 les the organs ~
form good blood; and mus Slo oi n, .
healthy circulation of healthy o4UoGG 'os
combined action of these meulI ati' 81, ',I
inns exclaimed, will cure every 0%SI III
SOnsumptIon, If taken IN tlmSi anu '
ne of the medicines perseNtreu ia, r,r
Dr. Schenck is probe Sslonaiiy ~ ~ u !,
ciNai office coruer sixth ana Alc 81 oSeiI1
PhiIsdgIvhia- every Monday, where OIL
letters for ad vice must no addressed
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Temperance Talk.

Parties are now out Csnvassing for
aso id gold necklsce and pair OF brace
lbs. TO be voted lor on FRIDAY and Sat-
urday next, the same being offered by
the Chspine Street Temperance Union
The contestants for the necklace are Mis-
Care Stephens ana Miss Lizzie Stafford,
and for the bracelets, Miss Adelis Clark
a d Miss Maggie Trimble. The articles
10 be voted for ere now on exhibition Al
Jacob W. Grubb's jewe ~ store, on Main
$ Get. and are really rne specimens OF
y ,ti.tic work. Now is the time TOR the
y,ung men to make themselves solid
sIth The ladies by voting early and often
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Taking The Veil.

We copy the following item from the
Baltimore Catholic Mirror OF the Ord
inst:
vt the Church Of the immaculate Con-
option il Knoxville, Tennessee, on the
evening Of the 10Th ultimo, the beautiful
ceremony OF taking the yeil' was wit
messed by large concOurse of Catholics
and Pro'estsuts, comprising many OF the
most Gu tivated and accomplished peo-
lie of the city. The officiating priest was
the Rev. Father Marion, and the novice
who dedicated her life to God was Miss
uary Coleman, late OF Wheeling, w.
vs., but now and always hereafter to be
known IS Sister Mary Aloysins, of the
community OF St. Joseph.
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WANTED--A Route Boy AT
this office. Apply at once.
Statistical.

The statistics OF the deaths and births
for the year 1876, IN Ono county, have
inst been completed by the County
! Clerk. In the first, orciIy district, there
were 476 births, and in the second or coun-
try district, 23l births, making a total OF
707. The deaths in the first or city district,
were 573, and in the second, or country
district, $50, making a total Of 724
These figures give II deaths in excess OF
the number of births.
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THE COZ REh.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the Diff
ferenI Judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CuURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case of the Second National Bank
vs. Moorehesd & Dent occupied the en-
tire time OF the court yesterday, the jury
returning a verdict in favor OF plaintiff
for !SO297.
Adjourned til the usual hour this
morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGB CRANMER.
John Landmessor, disorderlyi fined
FIVE dollar. and costs. Paid.
Pat Gallagher, drunk; fined two dol
lars and costs. Paid.
Stephen Quinn, drunk; fined five dol
lar and costs. Committed.
Patrick Mack, drunk; fined two dol
lars and COSTS. Committed.
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Violent kfnrm.

BUTYALo, n. I. November "A rio.
lent gale set in thjs forenoon and had the
effect OF raIsiag the wster in the hsrhor
70 level with -" dock ~ The foot %;
Mat" street and I sting some ,eRxRsn-s
10 the lover part OF th9 a'Iy.
NV YORK. November 2-rle io.-
loving dI5pa.ch las been received from
the C6iet Signal odice at Washingtou.
A cyclone tina; hss developed great en-
ergy is now central in the lower lake 70.
glon. The storm to-day and to-nigl. On
the rortn Atlantic COST will b. uuu'ual-
ly severe.
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INVALUABLE.

Mcss-s. WEEKS & PoTTEH, wholesale Druggists,
Boston, Mass: Gentlemen, II have tcrEowc months
( I. II dIiy that owe 10 ellcriUg humanity 70
ws.h YOU, s, lt..g to great benefit That have de-
rived # N the NO Il SASFOED's RADICAL tUEc
ID1 CATAE-u. / HrIlOrnthan % years have been
riillctrd with t'5 very trOubl some complaint.
have tried al {, 20 r-modi that could md, but
without ma r. i r permanent b'-gAt. Last fan
tho disease had aTr"' d ct that state that must
have TrllcfCr dc. re c1tirl 1cmhranOus system
had bee mo 50 iGAamCd, and the stomach 50 lisJr-
dsTrd, that 1t 3 n doubtful n tor whether l
could 90 ID tho Ia"' CQCst Oritl did 20 wIothcr
/ should live - C0.r1 hlflCr not. IcI| a. C!vCT'
uscm9lt oftlS ~ gdl-ilo, and ALTHOUGH beng very
incredulous about sp 'Ci0c5 or ~ .tg..s OF any
L.ll yet in sheer desperation tried I'll s, and was
CT once benefited hyit. Tho ChIngns Of Climate,
chronic disease cftho liver. and ny age oyer ID
may preventing ca;iro I0etOration. but tho bcnc-
ut derive from its daily use Is T. inc iDvgb0b'',
r ID an hOpilg 70 lie completely cured, aud "
LIST r--ive ut a rsDoct lhlc cd ugc,
II ms statement II ny case can be ot0n vs0rvlce
q those afflicted rs III i've been. md able y1lt
bring this remedy into moro general use. especially
the Pacific coast (vhcro IL IL much ucCdg4J, my
elect in writing this noto win ~ obtained.
Very truly yours, HENRY WELLS,
AC2oEA, n. J., Jane, 1876. ofNc..a, largo eco.
Each package contains Or. eanfords Improved
IlAII4.g IuUc. and lg.l directions for us IN all
cases. Price Sl.OO. For sale by oil wholesale and
Retail Druggists and Dealers throughoutthc United
States and Canadas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
AGENTS and Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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At'hreliug Acgl5ter.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

Emp.ovment-P. w. Ziegler u Co.
Cameo Scarf PiIs-Louis DeChert.
Mattresses-G Mcndel, Booth " c..
OH4l-List. Davenport Il Parks.
Farms for Sale.
rItHc Lecture.
b ard c, Commissioners.
For Rent-ResiteEce
dob Mailed BrogGrs Canadian & Co
Undertsklrg-Fuend X Son.
Letter List.
Mauted-Route Boy Head of Local. ]
Lamp Goods-CGmmirs Il Woods
Fulder Krmess- Union Restaurant
Imperial Caskrt l. cal Page.
New Carpcjs-Z.uk y Son.
Plumbers Thompson Il Hibberd.
Excelsior MaChiae Works.
Grand Opeuiug-Joschim Beuler.
Cook Stoves-k Ii. Sweeney.
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Local Weather report.

Below we give the highest and lowest
thermometer, with state OF weather. for
the week ending last evening" observa-
tions made by Mr.. Schnepf, at Opera
House drug store:
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Guaranteed SpecuIat on.

$500 invested by us in 90 days ~trHI-
die, have mad, $3.50. slOJ have paid ST.
N ~ DAYS. We gu ,raDIee Al. ~ day Trad
tles; money refunded " 40 urOht . m.ag
References given. CorTsspOI '-uCs solicit.
i w. HCBBELL K O.,
Mem -Srs View York Mining u c. EN'
chang, As Broad stree. y. \.
. - Roy 26IS o., no
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Truth is mighty Una will prevail, thal
the cheapest Dry Goods ana Carpets are
tJ. w. Ferrels. He hss made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to .
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, i cents. All other goods
u proportion.
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A Host of rienGs

stand ready TO attest the superior excel
lence OF LOGAN, LIST & co.'s Excelsior
Baking Powder
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Music by Laura Supper


Down. Down. DowE! - Another
break down in prices OF Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound t. soil a. some p.ice
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and z0th streets.
j. W. FgRREL
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"Sn Nice for Biscuits,

We have heard this expression thou
ssndtirn from ladies, n regard 20 LoGA'
LIST & Ca Exec s,or Baking TowdSE' : OF
sale by best dealers.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-DulI. GA

NJ ssIssllpI seconds aeciInel 10 %.
STATE BONDS Quiet
STcCKs-This Was the duila-t day OF
the season on the Stock Exchange, th"
violent storm having an effect, The tone
Of the market was weak, the only feature
being a decline in New jersey Central
from Is to 1873 The transactions only
aggregated $1,000 shares, OF winch
$500 were Erie, 10000 Lake Shore, 4COO
st. Paul, 1900 Delaware, LackawnnLa
and Western and 1900 Western Union.
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G ENTs' fine Shoes of the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Blends.
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CARPETS Carpets, Carpets, 70 now
To j. W. FERRELs.
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No Adulterail0n

No Chalk, no Alum, no Dyspepsia, In
L Gan, List & COS Excelsior bakIDs
Powder.
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CoHDENsLp TIME TABLE.
nrpARTUkk OF TRAINS,

tDaiIy except Sunday-Newark Accom-
IN Jdatlon. ,,,o.,or This
,r,,in during the day passes backward anu anu
onward between Martins Ferry anu
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sn itein
nan House, lEtnavIlle, West "hee!lhs
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling ana FIN
drove railroad, ia effect on and after FIJI
DAY, May D, 1871;
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TX you want 10 get suited IN i pair Of
Shoes, 20 to l.. V. Blends.
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Coon black Kid Gloves Tor 3 cents at
j. N FerreLs.
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LAEsT STYLES Of Shoes Just received
NJ l.. V. Blond's,
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The cheapest shoes IN the city at 4. '
Blends.
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DIVORCE legally ana quietly obtained
IL for incompatibility, &c; residence
unnecessary. Fee afler decree, IL ears
experience A. GOODRICH, Attornsy-st-
Dav, ll4 Dear born 81, Chicago III
april sgrh
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THERMOMETER.
DAYS.
Highest. Lot0eSt.

The finest shoes kept in the city at l.
Y. Blends.
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Owe Don't KnoW How

To do without it." 50 ~i;eS B,gm ny
ham lady about LoGAS, LIST 4 cos Excel
siol Baking POwder.
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GSSATARR
THE EYE, EAR and THROAT
Successfully Treated with
SAAFORD'S RADICAL cure,

CCCCESS "a tho test a merit, and success il tho
= treatment OK catarrhal Affections. after 80
many miserable failures, means uHdoubtrl spgciNc
curative prop grtl.9 81 tho remedy used. Does
SANFoGD's RADICAL CURE f"r atptrh pus''-7sugh
properties? The evidence. IN tho shape OF u-sOlt-
cited .cstlnoa!a.sIrOmt the loStrcspg people
IN all stations OF life, must he INCLUSIVE on THIS
point. Never, We lcl!,y',ll th'hl'toTy oLpapular
fred freely offered, in favor Of auyrCmcdy than
that IN the possession OF the pro2ri'tors Of SAM
a1trrpr 07Hat . thOUsgNdth part Cftho recommends
atoms witch arc today lcrCl H. friends TO friends
~ 10 favor. P'oplD Ofwcalth aNlTClE'm Cuti1nu
Vlrts country daily admit tt5supcrior over
any method Of euro known 10 tn" REGULAR medical
r-6C s7iou, lat shun tn publicity incidental to
lghll7h' ID statement Hence the testimonials IN
oar session represent hrt small part OF
frTC withhold FOR the reason mentioned. Tho
ron wing unsolicited testimonial rom HENRY
WILLS. TsQ., OF Wclla Fargo & cos Eyprces, "a
m ~ spoken Endorsement OF which We arc justly
rrlEl.
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Liqht Bread and light Hearts

Are found IN every 'ami y where LOGAN,
LIST y Cos Exec sior Pakiug powder =
used.
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Obsrr,.toDe snsIl OYSTER. same
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md all The dsIisAsa.s of the season
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Literary Society.

The following programme wae rem
dered by the Whittier literary society 1T
its meeting Yesterday:
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~ Laramie 's Restaursnt.
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=. Broadway. New York CITY;
chicago, H.; New orleans, La;
%. san FlsuCI-Cu, Cal.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-16
List of Patents.
WATCH EYE.

This list Of Patents granted invent
ors of Ohio and Indiana by the United
States Patent office for the week end
ing July "a, 1877, is furnished to this
paper by r. S. u A. T. Lacey, Solicit
ors of Patents, 529, 9th street, Wash
ington, d. T..
ONO INVENTORS.
John Byers, Ravenna, Packing for
piston rods.
o. f. e o. c. Mchurin, Newark,
Fire Places.
F. A. Whitaker, Hamilton, Buffer
handles for furniture.
II. r. Ferris, Cleveland, Hand trucks
III. II. Hall, Cleveland, Cans for
paint.
il. Malcolm, New Athens, Hay
Elevator.
f. J. Mcdonald, Madison, Insect
destroyers.
r. Landstrom, Mt. Lookout, Sad
Iron Holders.
E. Osmond, Cincinnati, Dental drills.
S. e. Bander, Birmingham, Casters
for Furniture.
E. C. & J. w. Wolfe, Johnstown,
Washing Machine.
1. Kistler, Celina, Cylindrical Brush.
j. 3. Overing & J. A. Huston, New
Lexington, Time Locks.
INDIANA INVENTORS.
d. G. Mark, Evansville, Trays for
Lamps.
E. B. Kunkel, Ft. Wayne, Safety
valves.
F. II. Brown, Indianapolis, Sewing
Machines.
G.B. Lynch, Darlington, ,CornPlantel
j. w. Miller, Scotland, Evaporating
Pans.
Geo. +. Smith, Michigan City, Re
frigerators.
NJ. S. Harrington, Indianapolis
Whip-socket.
f. Taylor & II. +. Baker, Center
vile, Washing boards.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-16

ACCIDENT TO AN EDIToR.-The Ak
ron Times of August Sth gives the
following account of severe accident
which befel r. Ii. Knight, Esq, the
editor of that paper, the Sunday eve
ming previous:
Last Sunday evening, about 8 o'clock
Mr.. r. H. Knight was returning from
a call upon one of his employees, resid-
ing on Bowery street, and to shorten
the distance. attempted to cross the
canal at Lock 4. He had the misfOr-
tune to fall into the lock, and in falling
received a severe wound upon the
head, reaching from the forehead back
about Elk inches. One bone of the
left arm was broken below the elbow.
He shouted for help, and was heard
by a man in the vicinity, who answer
ed, but the sound of the water pre-
vented Mr.. knight from hearing him
and calling back. He found that the
water in one part of the lock was shal-
low enough so that he could stand and
keep his head above it, and he remain
ed there till about five o'clock in the
morning, when the lockman came and
he was relieved from his painful posi-
ton. Drs. Murdock and Foltz attend
ed him, and are of the opinion that he
will recover rapidly. unless some un-
foreseen impediment arises.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-08-16

Carl Schurz has beer claiming that
all his efforts in behalf of the Isepub-
lican party have been actuated by mo-
tives of pure patriotism and not by a
money consideration, but w. II. Kem-
BILE publishes card saying that a con-
tract was, in 1868, entered into with
Schurz, by which he was to receive
$500 per week for his services in the
political campaign in Pennsylvania.
and that that sum was actually paid
him, and also that, after returning
home from one weeks tour in Penn
sylvania, ,Schurz drew on the Chairman
of the State Central Committee for
$500, which draft was duly honored.