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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-27
COUNTY CONvEN.
TrnN.


Pursuant te n call Sf the Democratic County |
Central Committee the democrats Of Portage I
Countv nv delegates. met in Convention at Cit |
;,ens II.ll in Rayenna. on Saturday june aand |
1g7s
The Convention was called to order by I. H.
Phelps, ESQ.,, Chairman of the Central Commit
..o ,vho br;eav stated the objects of the meet
inc ,o ,,e the choosing of six delegates to the
state t,onyention to he held in Columbus on the
e6th of June. instant. twenty-six delegates to
re- resent the County in the Con grcssional Dis
tr;ct f,onveption tn he held in Massillon on the
18th of july next. and to choose a County Cen
ira, Committee. and for other business.
On nation. Truman Case. of Randolph. was
elactaa president AMI p r Frost of Maptua.
| and w ~ peck;npanpb of Franklin. were
chosen secretar;es
T,ba roll of townsh;ns ,vas called show inp that
ali the townshins we're renresented except At
| votor Deorne,, Eroado,n c.rrattsv;,,e Nell
| son and sufield
| n, ,,o,;o,, :. ,,as r.so,raa that the delegates
nreecnt he entitled tn cast the entire vote to
which their severa, towneb;ns are entitled
| ON motion the Convent;on then proceeded to
choose delegates to represeut the County in the
State Convention when the following gentlemen
were hosen such delegates:
W. B. Thomas, /. F. Wilcox, T. W. Peckin-
paugh, D. c. Goldman, l. T. Siddall, C. g. Cotter
On motion, it was resolved that the said dele
gates have authority to appoint their own alter
mates in case of their inability to attend.
Several motions were made and discussed re-
, lating to the election of an Executive Commit
tee, which were finally. on motion, deferred
. till the meeting of the County Nominating Con-
vention.
JUDICIAL CONVENTION DELEGATEs.
On motion, the following gentlemen were
chosen to represent this County in the Judicla
Convention hereafter to be called, anu tneN
were authorized to fill any vacancy in the deie
cation and to cast the vote to which the count.
may be entitled in that Convention:
: w. r. Thomas. j. H. Nichols. l. T. siddall. ]
. H. Phelps. E. p. Hatfield. L. w. feckinpangh
3 s. d Norton. A. A. Thayer, Clinton Young. :
9 d. Harris and 8. d. Norton
On motion of G. Young, the Convention pro
9 ceeded to call the roll Of townships and nam
a delegates to the Congressional Convention
which resulted in the choice OF the foiiowin
delegates:
Atwater-Thornton Douthett.
= Aurora. N. Tayior'
Brimheid-keupen broose.
Charlestown-E. b. Brown.
;. Deerfeld-John s. Wilson.
o Edinburgh-Daniel w ~oss.
= Franklin-T, w. Peckinpaugh.
" Freedoms. L. Hart.
n Garrettsville-A. A. Barber.
# Hiram-Thomas Young
Mantua-R +. Frost.
Nclson-L Z. Todd.
Palmyra-James NJ. Church,
Paris-JOhn r. Thomas
l. Randolph-Truman Case.
!. Ravcnna-I. II. Phelps.
Rootstown-Otis Reed,
Shalersvillc-W. j. Weaver.
o StrectsbOro'-I +. Wilcox.
IL sunicld-Wm. Paulus.
Windham-John Patterson.
DELEGATES at largo 9; a.,"o,n cooI%an, aa 8
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.FoR CoNGREss.

n. E1ftor:-Please announce the name OF
1oux g. WABWIcK, ESQ, Of Massiilon, as
candidate for Representative in Congress from
the XVI District, subject to the nomination OF
she Democrstfc District Convention to be held
sk NsssflIon, July 18th. He is a thorough gen.
tlemsn. I'm every way qualified for the position,
and hss always been true and fearless Demo
crnf -es1- MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-27

TaE Akron people have hit upon q
plan for aiding Mr.. SeiberIing In re-
building their Academy of Music upon
even more magnificent scale than the
building destroyed by the recent fire
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-06-27

Ex-AUDIToR Kennedy has plead not
guilty to all six indictments returned
against him by the grand jury of
Trumbull county. His counsel is
making an effort to obtain the contin-
uance of the cases.
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.M-A-RRIED

= -
RAUMBHLER-VINAL the residence
of the brides father. in this village. on We'd
nesday. June 19. 1873, by Rev. A. NJ. Hills.
Mr.. August Raumbhler. late of Pittsburgh,
Pa and Miss Eliza j. vinall. of this village
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Mower and Reaper
FOR SALE!

One Buckeye Junior Reaper and Mower CON-
bined. Side delivercr, Table Rake as good as
new. WILL BE SOLD CHEAPI Inquire of
L. G. Eckert ae the late residence of Samuel
Colby. deceased. 512.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
PUBLIC EDUCATION.
THE ATTENDANCE FOR THE FIRST MONTH
OF THE SCHOOL YEAR.

THE ATTENDANCE FOR THE FIRST MONTH
OF THE SCHOOL YEAR.
The first month of the curreDt school year
ended last Friday. The report of the
several schools show that there were 5, ,161
pupils belonging to the schools at the end
of the month. These pupils were divided
as follows: In the High School classes, SO
pupils, 48 boys 38 girls; in the Grammar
school classes 9ls pupils, 1888 boys; and 427
girls; and In the Primary school classes,
4, 100 pupils. At the end Of the arst school
month Of last year (sept. 2s, 1s77) there
were 4,996 pupils belonging to all the
schools. In the High school classes there
were then 80 pupils, 81 boys and 40 girls;
In the Grammar school classes, 900 pupils,
4O2 boys and 504 girls and in the Primary
school classes 1901 pupils. The increase of
the number belonging to all the schools is
1853; the decrease In the High school classes.
13; the increase In the Grammar school
classes, 9; and in the Primary school
classes 1859.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
CITIZENS LOAN ASSOCIATION.

At the annual meeting of the Citizens
Loan Association last evening the following
officers were elected:
President--James Bradford.
Vice President-Thomas Worrilow.
Secretary-George y. Maris.
Treasurer-Joshua Maris.
Observation-Disclosures McCloskey, Geo. W.
Moore, John P. Taylor. .....-,
2 Auditors-A: Gawthrop, Geo.W. Todd.
The cash in hand at the end of the 9Th
year is 81 1855 cents. which, added to the
disbursements, make $50, 1904.
The valuation of shares is as follows:
First series, net profit this year, $1,000;
present value, $50; total profit $S0.S6.
Second series. net this year, e7.65; present
value, $119.46; total profit, s47.45, Third
series, net this year, $5.95; present value,
$92.93; total profit, $3S S05. Fourth series,
net this year, $4.45; present value, $67 8S;
total profit, $19.38. Fifth series, net this
year, $3.0S; present value, $44 A3; total
profit, IS 13. Sixth series, net this year,
e2.Os, preeent value, $Ss IA. total profit,
&4.A. Seventh series, net this year, S1 is;
present value, $13. .46;total profit, s1.16.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

J. W. Daniels, Wilmington, 8. m.
Gipsy Queen, 121
J. B. Wharton, Dover, br. e. Noun "a I
tain Boy, @ t'7N 4 dr..
W. 7. Singles, Newark, g. &. General, Q
E. II. Thomas, Odessa, s. 2. Hunter, dr.
Time: 2.58, o 50. 25S.
Fifth race-2.60 class. Purse, $500 1st,
500; I'd, $50; Sd, $50; 4th, $40. Best three
In five, for horses owned on the Peninsula !:
J. A, Wilson. Wilmington, b. 6.
Little Frank, 5 W" II /
8. ]. Hill, Locust Point, Nd, &. &,
Mountain Boy, dr.. (
W. Ashcraft, Jr., st, Georges, b. g.,
o1Rsss' B. Wssr',on, Dover, b. IN. Clara B. Il; .
W. A. Deweese, Wilmington, r. z. dr..
Walter Daniels, Dover, BIN. Annie v. dr..
L. j. Hartmitt, Queenstown, Nd,
b. e. Frank, 83 8
Dallas Lore, Mt. Pleasant, 8. r.
Dexter, b55
J. 9. Mccoy, Kirkwood, b. m.
Mischief, 244
Time 244, 241}<, 2A6.
Sixth race-2.35 class. Purse, $500. 1st,
$50; I'd, SIS; Sd, $45; 4th, $50. Best three
R. J. Morrison, Christians, ch. m.
May, III
J. B. Wharton, Dover, b. g Sherman
Morgan, t. 222
D. T. Harvey, Danvllle, Va, b. &. Top, 5 5 5
W. 8. Hitch, Laurel,b &. Pat McCoon DR..
W. q. Doble, Jr., Hare's Corner, 8. 6. dr..
j. M. Startt, Worten, Nd, b. &. Tom, dr..
Time: 237A, 2 3711, 2.37. ro
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
rs THEFT. NO HRONG.

The National Bank System, is frequent-
ly vaunted as the one, best calculated to
present loss to the people. The last re-
port of.he committee ofthe currency at
Washington, shows that in the fourteen
years of their existence, the people Of the
United States have lost $6.5OO,000, by Ma
tional Bank failures, or almost $5OO.oO0
annually. just think what sensation it
would have made twenty years ago, If half
million dollars every year, was lost by
the creditors of the old state banks; it
would assuredly have led to the enact
ment of laws by the StateJ, to present the
evil and punish the wrong doers. Dishon@
est officials of the National Banks, are
above the laws of their respective States
being triable for offences, in the United
States courts. The wrong like that o.
Conant of Boston who few day since con-
fessed to the most fagrant theft Of bank
funds, may be felony by the laws Of the
State the offence has been committed I'M;
but the State is powerless, and the offence
is easily condoned, if friends are sufficient
ly strong to patch up the defalcation, and
make all right at Washington, Last
nights dispatches tells Of robbery Of
| $l60. 900, by bank officer in Providence;
he is a Sunday School Superintendent
with influential friends at head quarters,
and surely he will be given chance to
make amends, and be goody- goody in
future.
To enable the banks to compass this
robbery of the people, and to give impuni-
" to its felonions officials, whom the State
tribunals dare not touch, the "honest mon
ey" favor a yearly subsidy of$l20OO .0Oo,
| in addition to printing all National Bank
notes free Of charge, and paying out of an
| appropriation made Congress, the salaries
| Of corps Of National Bank examiners,
whose only duty seems be, to gloze over
| false accounts of rascally cashiers.
| The hard money men, of whom Senator
Bayard is the high priest, all say that the
continuance Of the present Bank System
| il constituent part of their policy. A
policy which has resulted in the unpunish'
cd theft ofmillions; and the robbery of in
dustry ofstill other millions, by contrac'
ion and contract breaking by law. NJ
matter what may be said, or by whom
sale, this policy is not honest; nor is th'
statesmanship which produces 1t, eilhe
proper, or or profitable. 1t is specially dis
t,ssful to States rights men, who believe
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
TOTHK PUBLIC.

Iwould take this method of returning
my heartfelt thanks to the very liberal pub
lie of the entire city ofWilmingten for their
kind and generous patronage to me for the
space of nine years the time I have been
located in what is known. as the Eighth
street market. During that time I have
endeavored to the utmost of my ability 10,
deal Justly by every one with whom have
had any business dealings. III have done
otherwise it has been through ignorance
and not design and am willing TO- make
any reparation to any and alto whom L
may have failed to please in any respect. 1t
has always been my chief aim to keep the
very best goods the market afforded and
to dispose of them at price consistent with
justice to my customer and myself but new"
er offering my goods at cost 10 keep my
neighbor from making a sale a principal
that bringsno good.o any one. l would
also beg leave to inform my many custo.
mers and friends that my business .connec>
tion with the Eighth street market has
"stopped short but have not skedaddled,
jumped the town or quit the business as
some of my frierds2 Of said market please
| to report land whose names | shall give in
future card ifthe practice is confined. I
will continue my business in the little
market at the west end of Eighth street
market) which will be hereafter known as
| the Central Market whereby strict atten-
tion to business and choice line Of goods
| hope to merit continuance Of former
pa tronage. Yours Truly
last. THOMAS GREEN.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
WHERE TO BUY YOUR TOBACCO.

Every person in want of the finest
brands of tobacco and segars should call
on s. w. Schultz, No. 8, East Fourth
street. He has every flavor and quality,
aud by stopping at his store, you cannot
fail to be pleased. He has just received di>
rect from the factory large lot of Refugee
smoking tobacco, which has been pronoun-
ced the best; also large and varied stock
ofNavy chewing tobaccos, from SO to 70
cents pound; Rough and ready from 48
to 81 a pound. Also above all Happy
Thought. Ragged Edge, Jatkson's best,
Fizer, Ten broeek, Cardinal, Information.
al, Flirt, Just The Thing, and Rebecca.
He has cigars from 81. 40 up to $6 hun
dred.
N.B-Just received lot Of plain and
fancy pipes.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
A RARE CHANCE.

To be. sold immediately, the eteck and
Fixtures Of the Millinery store. I8 West
4th street, one Of the best stands IN the city,
has been doing q igeod business lor tne iaSt
The Stock consists Of silks, satanf, Vel
vets, Ribbons. Feathers, Flowers. hats,
Bonnets, Ornamental, &c. Also seven hand-
some show cases, counter shelving, new
awning DC &C., all OF which are being sold
very Of,eAp 10 close husiness, on account OF
iii heIltk. Household fnrniture TO sell
House and stole Q to let. Apply 70 mrs. M.
Can pbell, 233 West 4th street. Wllm1ngmn
Dol Those indebted, will please settle
their bills Immediately and save trouole'
octls1W
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
10 the Sovereign power Of a State to pun
ish it's own wrong doing citizens. Z
Whether are we drifting7

AGITArB the question Of increasing the
exemption, ofa debtors property. It ought
to be Increased to $1,000 in the maximum,
and graded down to $500 according to the
appraised value Of the properly taken in
execution. Above all 1t should be extended
to rent, and prevent the woeful scenes occa-
sionally enacted, when constables are forced
to sell tho last article Of furniture to satisfy
q landlords distress. We expect much In
this direction from Messrs. Sharplsy and
Ware.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

HARRY B. McINTIRH was elected Chief
Of the Water Works last evening, and VIM.
Morrow, Registrar. We hope they will
make good officers, for the reason that
Council is very roundly abused for electin x
them. The Democratic doctrine is supposed
to be rotation Ia office. In one of the above
cases 1t appears that the rotation is merely
q shifting from one Office to better one.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
THE HORTICULTURAL FAIR.
The Horticultural, was fairly ATTENDED

The Horticultural, was fairly attended
last evening, many Of our best citizens be-
ing present, Itisquite unaccountable that
many more do not 60 considering tho
laudable charity its proceeds are to benefit
and the attractions Of the fair itself The
bevys of fair merry girls, beaming with
beauty and charming in their manners, are
attractive, and worth trip to the Institute
Hall to witness. The management are de-
termined to popularize itsndto do 80 will re
duceths price Of admission this evening, and
until the fair closes, 90 as to be within the
power Of the many to aid benevolent OBJ
iect, and give the young folks treat
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
HOUSEHOLD OF FAITH.

The Society of the Household of Faith
have purchased Mount Hope Church, in
Cecil county, Md, near the West Noting
ham township line, and hold meetings regu-
larly every Sunday. Revs. Wolfong and
Kreamer preach. Mount Hope Church was
built by the Evangelical Association, but
litigation as to its ownership has been before
the Cecil county court for some years.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
THE HERALD.
wilmtngton, Del. Oct. 4. 1878.
DIED.

this city on the LIST instant,
John w, smith, in the list year Of his
age.
The relatives and friends OF the family,
tho members of Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, /, o.,
u. r., and members Of the Order In gem
eral, and the members Of the Water Witch
Fire Company are respectfully invited to
from the residence Of his sister-in.law, g.
G. Pyle, No, 5O7 West Third street. Service
at the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church at
q 0IClO0R
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

The Camden Daily Post was three years
old on Wednesday, and celebrated its birth
Ldsyby enlarging and donning new dress.
TIE Post is good paper and full Of the
spice of Nfe. ~ - ''1 Ia,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

sutterley copies old pictures, hfe-size, In
crsyons.
A fine hot lunch every Wednesday and
Saturday morning, from Q to 10 O'Clock, at
|Chandler's, No. 10 East Fifth street.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

Get your bills posted by jackson, Fifth
street near Shipley.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MIDDLEToWN FAIR.

SECOND DAY-wLMINaToN's RxHIBITs-
FIVE THOUSAND PERSONS PRESENT
TRIAL OF sPRED-aIPsY QUEEN, LITTLE
fVRANK AND MAY THH WINNERS.
Correapondence of the HERALD. @ e
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04
SUMMARY.

Fourth race. Owners drive. Purse, $50.
1st, $50; %, S15, and Sd, IS. Best two in
three to road wagon for Peninsula horses
without record:
]. W. Dickinson, Wilmington, br. m.
Rose OF Delaware, 30 D
The Morning herald., 1878-10-04

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Prinaner, sebt nit GuniSunbe, benz Badfih,
ipa3ieren. 8eim SeimmeSe mar ooS 3bor
bereits pon elmer 9etroleums2aterne iparllb
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ourdpaIIiren, aIs gbuaro auf etpa 5pan5is
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&eetor beranfommen iiebt. Die @eitalt bes
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ueri9ieoenen 1lmrinen lei1t tenntli6 nno oes
sclbte Nuge bes 9rimaners irrte ii6 bier
nidt. Gr bate seraoe nod ausfneifen tons
men, aber gouarb lit ni6t fei9 uno = Stunts
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gen Ntann erfannt su baben; INN aber gang
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gouarO fdOnes Snitrument oas, iebr
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Sumorif06es

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IN Nannbeim tatt9ebabten 2ebrerueri ammz
lung 9ins'6 gum S9IuB na6 SetDelbers unb
binauf gum beribmten S9loB. 3pet SUM
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befinbIides, etrpa l Meter 9roBes Stlf ber=
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an elmer Der ~@tn9an9stburen gum Yalmenz
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fi9 Serr Sui. 8aebr in Sernburg Potato
merchant" Sofentlid finoet Stepban aud
fir TIN elm beuti6es Wort.
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iino Der Serr amtmann per9nit9t 9'tpeIe
bes ii9t Der sana' INTERRUPTED!
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ieene ereisnete, fano man aif benz Glide els
men an cen SoteIier seridteten Brief oes
SnboIts /: u2ieber Sanopirth gntlbulo,9en
Sic uns, rpenn mir ouf bic @eiie, ME mir es
setban, fur INNER BEL Sbnen uniere Wobnuns
genommen baben. Inter benz Briefe ltanoen
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crescat, lammat". Der 3uftanb oes nns
aIiidIiden bat iib ieitbem bepeuteno sebelIert,
nnb bic Geridte baben ieBt bic i9rpere aufs
sabe Dor iid, gu entideloen, OBJ es ftb I'm
srpei GeIbtmorbe ooer unn etnen Wtoro uno
bierauf perfudten SeIbitmoro banole. Bic
Jest bat 9renfIer bios seitanoen, oob er bas
Wabhen getobtet babe.
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0iehrsbrama TIT Ncncbtg.

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foIsenbes traurise greisnib aus geneois !:
Sonntas ben "a. Sebruar famen Elm Serr
unb cine Srau nit einem 2lopo=O mpfe in
Genebig on uno itiesen i'm u9otel Sanos
pirtb" an Der 8ipa BET S9iapont ab. Der
Mann CAB ieinen Namen nit ySpo Maria
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su flopfen." 2lm 4beno brabte elm SpitaIsz
biener einen an ben BETTER oes SoteIs 9ez
ridteten 8rief in oeuti6er Spra6e pon Seite
Seeborn's, in melbem ibn bieier bat, yrpenn
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bier fanb man bic arnte iun9e Srau als 2ei6e
in einem Gee uon Blut auf lbren Bette liez
sen, pas 6aupt auf Die redte Sdulter senei9t.
Bic hattie nur cine einSi9e, aber tlefe Wunoe
unter Der Iinfell 8ruit. Gas beransseftrOmte
8lut bate ale DsatraBen ourdnabt. See
born bate iid, nadoem er bas Sotel u~erlais
5eiL bas 2eben Su nebmen seIu6t inoena er
iid auf oer 2asune BON Sant lIpiie, pobin
er NIT elmer GonoeI gefabren mar, 5tpei
Slide nit elmer ipibi9en unb idneioisen
Wafe, einen am 9alie uno ben anoern in
Der 8ruit beibradte nno oann ms Wafier
ftirste. Ser @onbolier ipron9 ibn ieoo6
mad, boIte i'm beraus uno bra9te ibn nod
benz SpitaI, no ieine Bunben ais nidt
Iebenseefabrli6 erfannt puroen nnb BON 400
aus er ben 8rief an ben SoteIbeiiber i6rieb.
Gie anseteaten seridtltden llnteriudunsen
baben berausseitelt, oab ii6 bic anseblben
6atten Seeborn in Der Radt porber ieIbit
burd @ift bas 2eben gu nebmen ueriuGt bats
ten : ais aber bieies nibt Die 9enini6te
Mirfuns berporbradte, tootete Seeborn leine
anaeblide Srau, pie es ideint nit ibrer i3u=
itirnmuns, burd einen Sti6 in Die gruit uno
entfernte fi6 bann auf Die beiaste 8eiie.
Den aaeriansften gadridten Sufolse beibt
aber Der 9bater nidt SeebornL %ionoern u.
IrenfIer, 1T aus Mabren %9ebirtls nno i6elnt
Der Gdrift mad elm 9anolun9sbefl,Iener. =
Die 9erftorbene bieb Seowis Swobooa uno
5dien ibrer Musiprade mad cine Wienerin.
Sie rparen ni1t @atten, ionbern eth 2lebess
paar. SIN 3immsr, 400 f9 bic Sdrsdens'