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, 1877-11-20
PORT OF CHICAGO,

The following were the nrrirals and c1esranccs
for tho lwetr -four hou1s ending At 10 o'clock last
uRht:
ptu!s New EtI. t.ranl tayrn towing: suntau. I!ns-
ta'.i aantrlss. H. C. 1'r!ttan. saHsAtuck. sIhtl":s
3.pss Ftsk ir nutfHn 4'nisisss t",in Eaatr,ii
Aiauirr. !n9rs .jasu. HIf:au. .nndr!rs srs. l.. ~.
inn,lr Tsan,t.f t:tan' 'is:cn @ ,an,'sss. ,.''nto:
IT., J., IT, Ssxa. Mano.tila, Iainisf, h. T. aTsi,,
uItnF'nn. trmhe!: ~ T. Eyok sou.h 4! chtsa.o ,!5hss
+ ri 4 b:s: @ !s%s:; :. a;ss;. Ss:ss %!I!:'
!umisr; i:a.nsrmss. Wa!ta I.Ee, lamis.s; xar!sts.
I'll MsxsIs Thon,p.en whtss '!:sks. lniabstt + ].
!uG, F,rtl Hlvcr, tn1,htE. J. ". Hrown;. lNnit:n.
iunss's i,sis!t: 'I9;. @ 'ts5 po:s:; T. t!'s White ,
Ssf ii xu:c.sya s'a's5 isns, a'*sS ss: e."s. ess;.
; ss' %s .sa ,s,, ia, ,s Isaa ssf @:;sa @
s.sris i:.!. !'s, Sisasiaes, laf:. Eisa l!aiiaad.
En- f :as1sSes ssk ais ;ei ss so4iS its s;.f Fsst
.st was ai", ,ar e' WaF. Nsai.tes
d.: Il f, 1s*'s @ & fs 'ei pb ala' i.aa Ss% Hfa"
Villain. s.,u Haven. wasl; ii. i, lackanl. tu! x1's
Fir. ~tssl: satlna MuakcE1n. unshcrs Mary lIclen.
'EIKAx.S,x.--schr 4. }. ,Moery. Lincoln. 80 ,lss
hnur IT. hama and snndr!esf st,lF Mltak Mani
:i"tt. r:ntxstrr 5.i,r,. ltei ai .atF,, if nil
Mu1n. Ln.asn" ) tons Iay sud sln'irlcs, barge y;
l." fler. Mtrlrssnnrr y, ri. hcrf 40 ~. pfk and
MI! snh.tfrs, sciIr Mrr.tsn Marktnaw, ~! brIs nur
1h. br!a ~ br1s ixrk. =! hrss a!rci shd sunrtrs.
haTxt ;u!x esAr, Ittt lur"n. ~ ~ ba rurnt eshr
inrK a,t airict; praa i! L. R!litaR, saus atuck ii
tfIs potk, cUu IL. lard. and snsIrscs-
, 1877-11-20


tntcAno. Tho Be-tic tloalt, a aer.lugc.r
that waa rccrnllv In trnnh1a m the csst shtrp is
IN ,,o,t u,h 4 r.,,n ~ ,,,,h,. RI. n,,n
:" p1's VIZ 10y
india mad" her la"t trip frum bhnA1o
D this rort In three days hnd nine.
teen hourt, Including a aioppa2e Of four
bpurs nj Mil,rouvcc Thc peshtiro b,rcc, h,yc
n,ac fo,ty ,rIn. .,1rc tbr inn n Nav h,,n,m~ In
aia"e ~ .tt 9 "." n'''ee 'ne i''n " 'aA'. o."-s :"
FaUo' ooo fret of 'uH','cs. besl.et 18th, etc.,.
The tug L"nic Dole went into dsy.dock yesterday
IN have n lrak stunned Sa arrangement vu. II.
teetst yc.serJar tnwati vrt!n: the Gardner OF he
beach ii tinc0in Park =, Il dgcren In fayur Of i.
Anr,sr.nu n.sain.t the rchr Newsboy. a]iuwtnr
s;:s: 10. was entered yesscrday In thc Feleral
wiIeecan,uts tf III ynwI-loat that somc 1nr MEX
ed up aL,n, tie time tie lark ',rcat
iiyde ratk Hvsf =. Tie brIdee jc.iln; run
muu,A Of il,e ri,or. hls ,,ce reafrci and a tife.
linz ttretckc, 10 caari against accident :, .The
sehy tcorrr &. F,nncy wliI make one torc t,ip 10
jswc:o il sl,e rrts M an carly chirter and viii tay
II, et that lart il ~. r"c. there. nthcryi'e 'he
.cls have a,d on tbctr ejotc. nt mi l,o-t an ronc
1ntn Winter muortu.s hn,un. tho.c tI,st wrrn
sir,nncI vs.t"rIor ,rcr,, lin i,,rt rnrarIr sehrs
, 1877-11-20
SILVER.


Tn Tie I.at0F OF TIT TFIbQHF, = =
cm.cAao, Nov. Ill hare hesn much interested
IN 9ut seiss IT, on IN = % a WITH 'sts ys ,, u.c
,ot touchs,i upon thai haso n",r,.l Why uot
have Tho silver aollar ~ pr ra!a< t..teaa u U:
ewn' ~ ths Ra ni;xi WhI nn.h ihc VIM ~, ~
t1ss WY, Vii yau plsa.e esplsia shss 10 .he pul-
ls: u tbs sil:cf dollar l. m1is At rHr t"!g. eaeto
t,r SHn ~ -, ~ Il !. xn, nj, n, cnni. VIZ sL"tt
It pass fot morss 1svutnE,s.
lit Il .nlsconecptIon that the silver t!ullar is
only worth " cents in gold, as there Is no silver
dollar OF tl,a United States. There il no legal
tender si'yer-dollar iu this country. There Is
no such money rs leesi-tendsr silver dollar III
th!s llepuplic, and has not been staea ls7a
TIC nearest approach thcreto IL tho half-lutlar,
and the quarters and tllmcs. Two silver half.
, 1877-11-20
LAKE lsItEI0tlT'S.

Cu1cAao, Snr. 1D.-The market was quiet.
Several charters were reported. which. 1t IL under-
stood, were nla.ic ate last week. There WAS soino
demand yesterday for steamers. Tho charters
ako D5, GOO hu whsnt. 10, 700 hu corn, III, 600 bn
oats, and IL, bu barley. To Ilatralo: Props
Colorado, Japan. Flax, wheat corn. oats, and
barley. and rehr j. u. Mastcn, whsat and a.
ShuFWootl, corn. all on private teEns. Tu Col.
MngwuoA: Hargcs i. May, Severn, aud M'auhau-
rslenu, wheat. cur1,. anl harley through. Thc lay
State was chartered for bnrloy frNM Miiwnukes tn
for wheat.
Lu1nhrE rates frog, Mnskegon wcso 81 PET
m yestcrlay. Tho schr 4. Moslcr ohtalncd -. Is
pcf IN tHr cargu 1T rAftcl lumber from t>cuntu 10
ihis ra,rt, Vessels nto rutller scarce, u,anr OF
them having lall up TOR tas winter md thuso oa
tho pAtkct nru moi at all anxious 70 make another
trip unlcas At high rates.
, 1877-11-20

sEScf1f N:r.ttch 10 7as Chicago TrfbHH.
Nt.wAcKEE. Nor. 10. .--t'hArtera-tro TIufAfo,
prop kt.shsw, rehr f,onald.on. ~. o0N bn wheat
Al size: sehrs Ballent,nc and Moore. nt, 600 bu
wheat through; tn Tolcd,. achr Bny State. IL, 600
bu harley At 4Ac: 70 Oswcro sehrs Weat Side.
:.i",. Il ii. pois ,'ruex si .o:dsy d tm.nding II
per day. They were qnfct and orderly. This
evening tho Captains acccdsd, and tho teet left
pur&. '.
, 1877-11-20

Special lHsnatcA IL Th< tAicadn Tr1aunA.
MAfsQrEr7. Mich, nor. lD,-cleafed-prop ".
T. Grasea. sehr q. W. Adams.
Passed up-rFopa Winslow. Mipaourl.
she prnp Man!.tec, bound dn,.n from Duluth
with carru Of -four. had To throw ovctb4atd bc.
tween ',0N and 200 hrls of Hnuf. when OF Standard
Hook Last n,1ht, on account of 4 heavy sea-
Wind x0hth. Weather cloudy.
, 1877-11-20

A:wnt"r. I!rnIy Tii,hugh, uttru1t tn O.wezo: A.
Drwcy anti II. EsrrIe!.h. Toledo tp eackrtis f1At-
hnr: Scw dominion, kintnrdinc to Kingston; q.
N. Bond. Milwaukee 10 Ukwtvp. e..
Wct.wafd-Ehsk. sligo. Kingston to Cleveland: j:
Nyo.btts. Charlotte 10 Milwaukee: Tchr- Co~Aack,
Charlotte tn detroit: l.. aeaion, Charlotte to To-
tcdn; Gaf1ba1tj, Toronto 10 Eer.
, 1877-11-20
THE CANAL.

DntnakroH7. Nov. ".-AxnlrEn-Admira1.
Dresden. $1,000 II lurter: Cataraet Utica. {, GOO
bn corr. ?7s hn oats. 10. COZ lbs seed.
CLEArzp-Ghicaao f,ctlc. ifcn.y. GS, DAT II 1urn-
b"r. ~, lt0 Inth: prop King Nre*., K2nknkee
ftrlcs. lou. 0>U IL lumber: Atlsutlc. KAukakce
Feeder. ~. Gao g lumber; prop Mon,auk, Lock.
port, 4. :,s15 ou wheat.
, 1877-11-20

Snsef1! fHsnafch to 7Af ctfr11s 7vttsns.
ERIE Pa. Nov. 1n.--Afrtyals-rfup Artxona,
batgcA c. IT, Weeks, ktrpsakc. Lar CITY; Ecbr
schuy1ks1t, Chicago. schr Portage, Port Dnvrr.
t'etAftusck-schrs Schnflkttl, s. '. X. Watson,
Chicago.
, 1877-11-20

!scecfai 0tsD1tes 10 Th> ta.r791 Tribune
DETHot7. Mich. Sos. lD.-Thc tcsr Wlnslnw
VA. ac!zed here tu-jay BY the United States Mar
shat On libel tor debt.
, 1877-11-20

BUFFALO, Nov. la.-ycssels pas+tuz Port Col
bosnu lock for twenty. -four hours ending st p. H.,
koI. II:
uasbor; RslnAsst, Detroit 10 Clayton: ssAss y T.
, 1877-11-20

Reliable help for weak md nervnus sufferers.
Chtnr!c. painful. AID s.ro-trntnV diseases cured
without medicine. putvetmacler'a Electric IIets
the Erand dc.llerntuut. Asutl limitations. lsnok
and dnHrnaI. will 1asttcntarr. mailed free. All.
dress Puitetnac her tia.anIc in., Einct,n4tf. Din
, 1877-11-20

Still No Tidings from the Missing
Schooner Kate L. Bruce.
Divers VIII Examine tho Wreck
of the Schooner Magellan.
Vessels Laying OF Their Clothes for the
Winter-Lake Frejghts-Port
Notes, Etc.

ABUSES ON TIE EltIE CANAL.
The buffalo dgsator II pnbahtug ecrlrr Of ar.
tclcs on tho abntcs 10 which those engaged In
whter tfansp1station yin the 1akes sDd Eric canal
arc subjected, and IN it, aHt weeks lfsne gives mn
c1poec Of The manner In which hns{ncta Is con.
dncted on the canal. itsays the boa. cn leaving
Bnt1sIo. must cater to tne cnnaf.tuK ring. which
fot a tow 10 and from the elevator. Then the In
apecsots have 10 be ''becrcd ur.". evrn tho'e who
d, not tnea*ure the boats. which n.c allowed To
draw but .,1 M fert q waisr TIC clearing Office !.
nut ready u start iJ 10 sloek compelled TO wall
:'hish wal. ana EE,.idc", at tsrnc.c. and york
a: sss.. % =. oes as hs 81
Impede navigation. At Tonawania the ecl.grs.s
son,incnre. md binders the ca. flow Of wntcs;,
Sharp nnl Jagged tocka project nt f.nckpnst. and
rcntIet boatInv ian.cson-, and hriiye without n
enat'l-rasl makes initttcp by mule Or lafrr
fatal. Tho Oek-trnicrt charge the lr,atrlen tfnEl
- cents to 81 per ton coming up. The uniform
depth of water should bo scscn feet, hut al Luck.
por. Il commences to get shallow, Anoth"t Al'nre
II the wcIgh.ioek- at ltnchertcs, The collector and
wcighma.ler who attend those In.t1tatfons receive
% Tor 6ecr nsney TSe rh wels!aek M k 1t II syiae".e
IL claimed Ia bt IN obstruction, ihe swing btldra
tion Of the Canal Hing. 1t Ctca wc.4l luck IN
sharp curve annose the hoatmcn; ~ The sixteen
tho Canal Kin. steal frnln the beats everything
they cat yet thcr hands OIL. and every Captain who
ocs uot t'ay > os u cents for '''wslI " has NJ.
get the levels toA high or too Inv. =" that The bust
strikes either the top the bottou. he 1;e.lcnt
Engineers. l,IvisIon Engineers. Surveyors. Canal
n9a A'1, !, sa arc Of m
mentality much of tho dcprcdasions OF the Eahal
Hing were effected.
, 1877-11-20
NrrSon I3,>I.s AND s1lsl1.&I's.

MrSOll IIA1'S AND s1lSnAPs.
Tho Turontu Globe af tho 18th says: ''Tho schf
T. e. Street. from Chicago With full cargo Of
corn Tor thie port. esEnck The stnal wcsi Of tho
Queens Wharf last night. She got round the red
buoy n right, but failed to make the channel. and
ran quietly 10 the bottom. about 400 yards we%t
Of the pier, The Ctr Of Montreal went up this
murntng 10 take Of part Of tho cargo, nnl she Will
b. rot nI without damage.
s as :r tn Z x e.. m Il y nR t" e n III '
In towing her out met With All ncrturnt An'l lhr
vessel against tho pier. llama ;n. her to the
extent that the cargo was unloadea. mud she IA no"
tn w9utrr quarters. .....
Thu .tcht City of shehoYsan. reported missing.
asslsea Al slcbdy :an all s'gnt or Friday s!se waA
says 1iu not III company with tie rclIr city Of
To!cio whan tho MASTER II that craft "1a4t saw
Tile echr Moonlight ran tnto Milwaukee snnlay,
leakIn1. si,c !!1 Il cargo VI oat4. ra'pped from
thss city to l'ntTal,.
achr real.ti.'n dl*nastrA rn Lake 1lnroH. and
the III. tiln.liatur hui runc tn her a.tlstance:
The tchr Delaware IL ashore at ucratn's Island,
THE MISSING SCHOONER lsnCCE.
No additional news ,aa becn received OF the
missing echr Kate l.. bruce, supposed to hare
funnt'crcd OF Thunder lIay leland. Lake Huron,
md all III board drowned. II II tho general opn-
1nn here among .yc*sGl men that rhc IL lust
| and her crrw with her. Eleven day+ have
| ciapsed ttnce. she was seen ~ thchoy I'm.
tho e,c1lt 1T her having fnnnderch they wll tasu
fcaeIct some place bn the lake shose AM! rrprts!
H. to raa e 81 % 81 ay s sssrs ,a s
class ut ye-sr1* whosc hnlls nrc built liks boxes,
-l,roaa at tho botsoM -stlia view t9war,l obtasn.
the isrcc haa nli,lc1 much townr! tho agitation II
the matter. an1 It recns likely tint rome reform
II. indeed. my bnt t,r!urc the Wvllanl
Canal IL enlarged and tmNF0veA III ibSO.
, 1877-11-20
fo1Es.
Conducted by E, L. and v. ]. Y0UMANS.

Tznxs: es per Annum. postage free. or 30 cents per
NHmt.r.
,AFFLxrax** JnEnxat md TuK rorrLAn Sc1EscH
MosrHf, together. for 8T20 ter annuns postaRe pre-
paid by tf!t publishers.
, 1877-11-20


tnt ,hr eoot. t.wiS IL wurth ot ica.t s:.S. i'm ami
sH snt III. sh I'm .hnn,d hr sicT t., n,'s sa,un
soS, nf ths auk buj,ins. thlnk tic appsaissrs
hSI, thimt II - ts,s nast ,,nncrtx ~ ~
outa"i, 1 ,h t.ttw ~ rtIco"n ~, "rru,t ~ nr,.
saunI ~ , ~" n''s ~ ea'sAso y" @@so"u'o ~ P'o'
spGee"G - ~ t f.. i,.ouo r.,,, mi. ,,o,..,~ ,,.,
Q-tHs115 ~ s1o .ao". 80 M ~ p.vst' M ~"
~ j 49, ~ Xxi raJ ~, b't :" W. snn. x.1n,
s's'' NV ~ " - W. ~ H. XII. Sf n.y,tm-v y ~ VII
A.-ates; ~ Ut - . e aa.e nepos''o's' H"' aso
AahaotEn s.sG., aa,,s III :" .t - ,,.,.,x ,n,,,.. IN
0.-;so 20 1 ..aaaas y. ~ t.sss & - % upE"''S ~
~ naath :. ~ ~ - ~, ~" ~
Ha'u tsatet ~ saus ~ a.u 10y -. , .;n
~ T. H. af ~ !ersi ~. taas pIupestI W3fLa II
]l.:uo tee Iont os Mnhhun Jon aMiak VI! ~
wofaa wltaln tne fly Gu.tin: w Jt.Ist A.! tnsHk
ths aprEasa! u NV !ot aooat lla netnat xaiue ~
tas ,ay0 !'f th tc Il oasF 'h'o' improve '0a' WI" 'A
p4-rhs nofthgass e9inos 81 aaaisen ssssef ena
ai,sst ~ s1xhsy tsGt ~ ~ fia @ asesao H." S ha1S
o2 ny yoas s'ssma.s ' maternity a NH tx ps'ow
nseessaty IT, 99.aln y, salue anon,a j. sos os ne'A
1T LsasonAee tln.e; A'Tnno 1nL l.9pstss u no.Hn
St.upo res !pot n .o'oAy' ~" s&'u"'on shou'o
~ atse oten ~. ~ T. ... ~,,,...
,t.whs ~ ~ 1fa1te assMM1 Psupe.N " , VI
n.ofs'sa M @ @ tnat ths anpFa.ssa "a.snn = " nM " oaS
,na ~, wv. loal sasn4suM T. snor lau
h ets aass oesn ~ n'acn " s1rmhsks ~ enu"n
syanm us wv snaiuat1ss n:Hsnr ~, " ~ ata@af!e @
Qation |. nigh enasr s~ Wv
D-fmnrr~sS r .r." i. nj. t.. o,,snd f.cot s-cro
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-12-03

OttkDultIu. oW IUtluC CllC BtDbC VlUtIL
iein : cine Der rciditen 9arnen in bet
Ornfi6oft."
Q8oIiep 8at6urit'S 9Iu9en funteIten bOr
6abgier.
vG(ber tpic fann i6 in Sen SeIib an biez
Ter 0i19e fon1nelt, 10 LANCE gnpa lebt z"
ieuf,te baS WfGbben. SD m66te gerte
nleite unrmidrdnfte 6crrin iein. Sd
rtDdte lcben tpic cine prtentalilde Gull
tanin. SD mDdte pte cine Soltigtn iibet
cine gar3e 6ausbalturg BON Sflapelt berr7
i6en. SD mDGte 1nicb Dor Nuefn, tltgte
1te NIT Letter Stimme btlt5u, Dmet1es berrz
lt6en Grbthetle5 pctIihern mOGte es
i6on beiibett! Nenn ct tn0t iDdre, fOnt1te
mir eS yttclnanD ieh1al5 ltcbmen!"
8utburit ihaute iic Dcripunocrt at.
vNielilanb farm IS Dir Iberbaupt ie rebs
nteit," crtlGrte CT. oQ8ie fomunit 9u 81
iol6 elmer tb0ridten @inbiloung g"
=. Sin ieltiamer Nrsoruf glitt iiber baS
@eft6t bes 0tGodenS. Sic anttportete nidt
ioglei0. @S tpar 8dt6rrft flat, SaB ibr
0uni6 mad gorb 2re9aron'S Sob aus
elmer 9ebctlnen 6ltr6t entiprang; aber
mas bteie Titr6t ctgentli6 mat, fOnnte CT
rt6t crratben.
SD bin ni6t gebulbtg," Ia9te Mabd
batr. vQ8etn i6 ie i'm 2ebcll ctiuas babelt
mill, mill ib eS INNER algenbltdltd Daz
ben. limb ba i6 bod 2aopmeab unb al
bieie Bergipcrfe un6 Staatspagiere einmaI
mein ei8en l1eltllen ipu, nil i'd ite iebt
gleib baben."
Us erfoI9te elm oltbere& furseS. Stias
i6ipeige1t, tDGhren0 pel6em Die 8eioen ft9
nit idarfen, prUfenOen Sliden anl4autel1.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13
Resolutions OF Respect.

AT regular meeting of Grange No
$40. Mantua Portage County Ohio, 6
committee was appointed to draft res
oIniions Of respect and SORROW upon
the death OF Hon. o. Blake, Chaplain
OF the above grange.
Committee met and the following
resulted:
WHEREAS, Providence has taken
brother member, Hon. D. Blake. and
WHEREAS, Although words can only
point to feelings, toodeep for out ward
expression, Yet, wishing to pay a trib-
ute OF respect to his memory: There
fore, be 1t
Resoired, That in his death we do
recognize most painful atiiiction to
ourselves, and an irreparabie loss to
our grange.
Resoired, That we hope to profit by
the ready sympathy, true fidelity, and
impartial cheerfuiness, with which he
met his fellow men in all circnmstan-
ces, and OF which We realized part
in onr traterna! bonds.
ResO'ced. That we remember his
wife and family, and do most deeply
sympathize with them in their bereave-
nent.
Resolced, That his chair be draped
in mourning for thirty days. and that
these resolutions be entered upon the
record OF the grange; a copy sent to
the different papers i'm this vicinity,
and copy 10 the bereaved family.
By order of Grange.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13
An Honest Medicine.

OF all medicines calculated to cure
affections of the throat, chest and
lungs, We know of none we can begin
to recommend so highly as DIR. KINGS
NEW Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat,
Loss of Voice, sc. 1t does POSITIVELY
URE, and that where everything else
has failed. No medicine can show
one-half SO many positive and perma-
nent cures as have already been
wrought by this wonderful remedy.
For the Asthma and Bronchitis it is q
perfect specific, curing the worst cases
in the shortest time possible. We
would say by all means give it trial.
Three doses will relieve the worst case
TRIAL BOTTLES FREE. Regular size
$l,O0. For sale by H. Waterman alst
bv e. L. Brainerd & Son.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13

THESE are Fair times.
Now begin to prepare for winter.
BRING your Oats to Quaker Mill.
THE chilling breath of Autumn is
already felt.
THE streets are becoming quite mud
dy.
The grasshoppers and potato-bugs,
oh, where are they?
| NEW styles COllaretts and Ruchlngs
now open at j. s. Smiths.
| Court commenced its session On
Monday, Judge Conant on the bench.
THE farmers are doing shocking
business.
WE are having frequent and sbund.
rains these days.
The Deerfield Fair is to be held on
Saturday, September 29th.
The season of picnics and excur-
siOns is about at an end.
The Quaker Mill Co. Can use all the
Oats OF Portage County.
GET your horses fed at the Etna
Stables, price 25c each.
CAPT. f. w. Coffin. is lying danger
Gus i'll at his residence onCedarStreet.
ALL men are not homeless, but some
are home less than others.
Mrs. MARY NJ. CAME, Of St. Paul,is
visiting relatives and friends in Ra-
VIENNA.
ROTATION in cfiicc is not as much a
cardinal principle of the Republican
party as it was year ago.
W.P. HAzEN and wife and Mr.. II.
N. Winaus Of Riverside, Ontario,
spent Sunday and Monday in town,
the guests of the Etna house.
AN interesting letter from our friend
Rev. o. C. Thompson of Detroit, on
q :count of it's great length and the
lsteness of it's receipt, is necessarily
deferred till next week.
WE are under Obligation to H. F.
Austin, Secretary of the Trumbull
County Agricultural Society for an
invitation to attend their Fair which
is to be held on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday next week.
The Philharmonic Society will COM
mence their regular weekly rehearsals
next Tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
All persons desiring to unite with the
Society are invited to be present.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13
MA h oning and ShenangO valley
Fair.

The first annual meeting of the Ma
honing and Shenango Valley Fair As
sociation will be held at Youngstown,
Ohio, on the 25th, 26th, 9th and 28th
of September, 1877. The fair grounds
are as fine as any in the State, having
magnificent shade trees, splendid wa
ter, good stables for horses, sheds for
cattle and pens for sheep and hogs.
Nearly $4.Co0 are offered in premiums.
for which every person is invited to
compete. Races every day of the fair.
Large premiums for everything. Fol
premium list or any information de-
sired, address o. P. Shaffer, Secretary
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13

BY reference to our advertising col
umns, it will be seen that the New
Domestic Sewing Machine Company
has established an Agency in this place
at the Hardware Store of III. G. Frazer.
The New Domestic is u first class ma
chine IL every respect, and stands at
the very head of the leading makes.
Those contemplating the purchase of
a Machine will do well to examine the
New Domestic.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13
New Goods!

We have lately received a fine as
sortment new Fall Goods. Call and
see our new Dress Goods. Prints, Flan-
ne1S, Cassimers, Water Proofs. Sha wis
Linen and Turkey Red Table Cloths
Wool Yarns, Hosiery, Wrappers and
Drawers, Table and Floor Oil Cloths
&C.; &c. n. CoNvRsE 4 Co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13

LADIES will find at j. S. Smiths the
choicest line of New Dress Goods to
be found in this market, consisting OF
Seal Brown, Bronze Brown, Navy Blue,
Myrtle Green, and large line oiGrey
Suitings..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13
Three SCORE and Ten.

4 reunion of the survivin. chill
cren OF jacob Eatingpr, n pioneer of
| Portage County, took place Tuesday.
September 4th, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. II. &. CaIis, in the western
part of Rootst0wn. Out OF II family
of twelve children, five are yet living,
! four of which were present on the O:.-
r';sion, namely: Betsy, wife of Will
liam Ward, DECEASED, born in Freder-
lex Co., Maryland, in 1892, who is now
residing with her youngest daughter,
Mrs. ii. &. CARTS; George, born in
1900, who had been a resident of Ra-
venlla and Rootstown until 1864, when
County, Indiana; George, born in 1902,
now living short distance south of
tiiarlestown Center; james, born in
| 1901, now II resident of Ravenha town.
ship. benjamin, who moved to Mich
| igan few yesrs ago, was not present
The united ages of the four hrothers
| and sisters is three hundred anu eight
years. All, with the exception of the
oldest sister, Familiarity known. as
aunt Betsy" are in the enjoyment
of moderately good health, eyesight
and hearing only being somewhat inn
paired. Their locks are as white as
snow, which gives To the old people a
truly venerable appearance.
The day was pleasantly passed in
recounting the many events of their
long lives, and living over child
hoods happy. hours" All were pio-
neeTs, aud many Interesting bits of
colonel history to relate.
A sumptuous repast was served, all
gathering around common board
once more, and probably for the last
time in life. The occasion was most
pleasant one, and always to be remem-
bered by those who pal ticipated.
PnouIBIrIoN TICNET.-The Prohibit
tionists of Portage County held their
convention at Garrettsville on Satur-
day last and nominated the following
ticket:
Representatives Andrew Viii.
son, of Rayenna.
Aaditor-C. Ii. Mead, of Kent.
Treasurer-..U Udell, of Hiram.
Prosecuting Attorney ..........
Commissioner-Reu Erwin, OF
Atwater.
Infrmary Director-C. King, OF
Mantua.
The convention indorsed the NOM
inatio Of DIR. NJ. Jewett for Senator,
made by the Prohibilionis,s of Sum.
NIT County
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13
To whom 1t May Concern.

Receiyed through the p. o. q box
Of peaches, some of which may be
seen on our showcase, measuring
nine inches In circumference. While
we may look in vain for the donor on
which to shower our thanks, he need
never look for o better address for
such box, than
RUGGLEs & BALDWIN.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13

BASKET PICNIC.-The Temperance
organization of Shalersvi:le will hold
basket picnic in Hurd's Grove, one
mile west of Shalersyille Center, next
Saturday, Sept. 18th. Speaking and
singing, the order of exercises. All
are invited.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13

The Greenbackers set the ball in
motion by a meeting at Citizens Hall
on Friday evening, which was adj
dressed by e. A. Smith, Esq, of Kent.
This was the fret grand rally of the
campaign. There was fair sized au-
dience in attendance.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13

The dedicatory services of Oak
wood Chapel will be held Sept. 22nd
and 23rd, Rev. w. II. Miller, OF Al
lance, will preach at p. NJ. on the
22nd; also, at 2 P. M. on the 23rd,
when the house will be dedicated to
God. Preaching Saturday Evening,
and Sabbath at 10 80 A. NJ.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-09-13
DIR, ShilOh's System Vitalizer.

We are authorized to guarantee this
remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia. In
active Liver, Sour Stomach, Constipa-
ton, Loss of Appetite, Coming up of
Food, Yellow Skin, and General Lam
guor and Debility. We must acknowl-
edge that this would be ruinous unless
we had positive evidence that it will
CURE. You who are suffering from
these complaints, these words are adj
dressed-and will you continue to suf-
fer when you can he cured on such
terms' 1t is for you, to determine.
Sample bottle, 10 cents F; regular size
10 cents Sold by E. P. Brainerd &
Son, Ravenna, and elsewhere 10y all
dealers.