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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08

gs- 8sra9ts Iiemanb. Gin iunss,
gbslmann, Der BEL Dem &6niss BON Srnnt.
reid. 2nouis XII. ols Yass oisnte, mo-,
sinit sinem Bauer isbr i~i6srmatbis uno Der.
d9tli4 bssesnet.
Ser G6nis srfubr es unb bsfubL, bai
man oisiem Sinslinse fortan bein Wtit.
tassiisn tsin 8roo ssbe. ionbsrn ibm MI,
5l.ii4 unb 8eiu uolirssn iols.
Sas gsi4ub eenn ou4.
Ser Yase foroerts nun 9rob abe,
man CAB inn tsins.
gr bsitpsrte fi9 ossbalb beim 26nist
unb bieier frast. ibn: ,Warum biit 6u
nit Den Spsiien ni9t sufrisoen. uslde oi,
bereits oorssitelt tporoen fn6
Ser Sage antportete: ,Wan bat mi,
aIeroinss 5lsii6 uno @sin psrabreidt
aber tein Sroo oa3a, oas bod CUR Inter.
baltung BEG 2s6ens notbpsnoig it,"
gil" entssSnste Der 26nis, .nenn or
Dos Yrob nidt entbsbren tannit, tporuu
biit ou osnn 10 tb6ridt, oaB ou b~snieni'
gen Menia.n libel besesnst, Die ss BIZ
bod peridafen? Warum psra4tsit bu oi,
8ausrn, Die Ia bard Den IauerIten Sdpeil
oas 8roo aus benz S1opBe Der groe aQer
Weni4sn, alio audi Dir, berpOrbrinser
mullen !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08

Dag Bie mir amerifausr nod euro=
pdii6en 8e3rifisn ii6sr Die abprcatsn bsn=
fen ioGsn. benefit foIgenoe SOtire. Die
benz u8eisrr-2uu Sournol" 3ussi4ries
ben ptrb uno psl4e Die &unbe an Der
suropdii6en 9rsIie ma4t. gs finbst cine
juriItiids Yrifuus fdtt. gsaminator sun1
ganoioaten .Hauden sic Z" Ser Gan.
biout: nSa, msin Ssrr." Srase: ,.86n.
nen sic mir cine Gi9arre eebsn 2" ant.
mort: ySa, mein 5srr." Srage: .Wob-
Ian bsnn. @orin beItebt Die erfie YHl9t
zines ti6tissn aopotatsn ?" antport :
"Seine Rsdnunssn 10 bod ME mosIid
binaubui6raubsn." Srase: ,Ssbr gut.
llno tpeitsr 2" Nntport: ,Sie 3nbl Iei.
nsr Runeen m6slidit su Oerar0B.rn."
5raes: ,Wonn psrdnoert it6 Sbre
Stequns S6rem glientsn ssssnii5er ?"
antuort {: r@enn i9 ibu feline &oItsn-
rs6nuns p~rdisntirs." Grage: ,Grtldrsn
sic F9 osutlidsr!" antport: ,8r
bsiinben uns bann in einsm .3uitnno. Der
Sesusriauft. SD forb.re msin @slo uno
er pfle9t ss ju psrDeisern" Jrase 4:
,auf peIaem Jabe miIisn sic nit Dem
abppcateu Der @~eaenpartsi iteben, nad.
benz Elm 9roSsB s%tOiinet pCroen ?" Unit
mort ,Bie nit sinem Gonpagnon."
graminator /: ..Sebr gut mein Ssrr :
eos senIst. Sic usripreten cine 3ierbs
Sbrss RreIiss gu uerOen. unb i'd piinide
Sbnsn bon Ser3sn grfoIs. SIT Shusn
nunmsbr aud bstannt. pslde p1idtsn
sic ssssn mid gu erfiQsn babsn ?" Unit.
mort .8o0tommen." 6rase: ,8orin
bsfsbsn bisis YHidtsn ?" antmort i:
.Wsins phidt 1T ss. sic siu5ulaoen. ems
nit mir 3u trint.n." gg lminator : Limb
psnu ia nun. nebmen mir ben Saa on,
bur1aus a%blsbnts?" Mntport Gin fol-
der 8rdeeAen5ful 1T mir nidt betannt ss.
porbsn. SD bin in Der Scat auI Io!9sn
ginpurf nidt seriiitet." Ser Graminator /:
Isle ba6er &s6t unb Die Si6erbeit, nit
tuel6er Sic Die grildrung absebsn, seist,
boB sic oas jus nit Offer ituoirt baben.
2aHsn SIC Die 5laiaen bolen. i'd tusros
in3uii9en oas Sip'om austsaen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08

a6s- .@is Ii9 brsi Wsni9sn in Sauei-
ne unb bisls in &dlbsr %psripanbsln." -
.ObO,~ iassn oa lsidt unisrs 2eIsr, .bas
lauts Ia beinobe, ols obs nod Goitnadt
udre." Sod nein. en-. uabr. @ei9i6ts,
paIirte gu 8. i'm .. 2anb; Elm Sreunb
unisrss glattes tbsilts He uns nit. - Sc
mar su 8. Sabrmartt seusien. Srei
3e4bribsr battsn iid in elmer e9snf,
oss Sorfss fstssisst; Der Gag puroe 10.
men 3u turj; bis in bic Tadt binsin batten
lie Dem 8luie Sussisst, uno Damn, BEN
Sdlofs psrfa0en, in Der 3s6itabe an uno
untsr Dem Side ibtsn &auid utrialafen.
SdOn mar Der Worasn a~ufssgansen, als
he erua&tsn. iafort ididt.n he lid an, Dos
Wert oss pori9en Sas's bon Nsuem pis'
Der su beginner unb ben @runo gu sinem
neusn &aui4s gu lsssn. 9us mar bod
benz Wirtbs ~ org balb drserli9 unb
balb petlegen, floste er ieinem Na9bar.
Der strabe Dor Der S6ire tano, isin 2eie
unS ipru6 .@ie psrbs i'd lie los?"-.O 90
lab mid iOrssn." entgesnete oisisr. usl9sr
a~usruier oss 9orfes uno in S9wdntsu
pobl srfabrsn mar; uno Hugs ip,ans sr
in's Saus, erarifi Die S9sle uno i'm nod,
fen ausen6Iids iiano sr nit ibr Dor BEN
Birtasbauis. SLING, Hing, Hing bbrei
tau" (ju), .es miro bsflnnt s.madt {: 8it
ben Wirtb 4. tnb bon Dot Martt brej
S6pisn. triisse blispsn 9%eifbubbsr (9isb.
ba6sr) mosst if infinbsn; lei mDtt meg I'M
ieo.n Yrsis.~ Sic Srsi psIde ans
GsrItsr sstretsn iparsn. nm ben aufruf 81
p%srnsbmsn, baitsn IS taum ssb0rt, als II
fi6 chamber aniiisBsn nit Den Worten
.SobPs Sid, Dot selt us )" uno II bat.
ten lie ni9is gilissrss ju ibun, a!s burt
cine Ssitsntblrs Dem sefir3teten Spott,
gu entrinnen. aber nod Sauis?-R Rein
sic lsntsn ibrs Sdriite gun, anosru gno,
oss Sorfss un6 in einem WirtbsbauI
baisIbit Iaiisu lie lid nisbsr; absr faun
babsn iis ibr Wsrf %bssonnen, ais aud ot
bas Sling. fling. Hing" lid psrnsbm,i
Iisb. llnisr ausrufer bate bas Ding ss,
merit uno not I1nelen S9rittss timer
na9sssilt uno pisosr RIFF sr aus .SDrs
ton! e gs miro bsfannt ssma6t ,Bt
bsm Wirtb y. limb orei RaIoer (8dlbsr
antum.n; iassn oaut Gaufsn tbun) iei gut
fort Gridtsn Gir's SrsIen) tann'f MID
initab'n." 9as bali; sinsn Glu4 Den aus
rufsr ssssn 2ippsu, MAIDEN Te t4 ball
aus BEN Staubs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08

par .Surduus ni6t." ,Ssnfsn is
lid. Serr Draper, i'd frbr auf einsm Ssssl.
idife in aht Sasen BON amsrita mad
5amburs. ST ous ni&t 9 ana mertpiirois."
.Sur4aus nidt, tpenn lid elm FOLDER
@inobeutel auf Dem Bed bsfano."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08

gss- Comma ON unrshten Orte. gor'
NUMB Run Jag nal, emil, tpoju bot bu
o,6 sntidloien2 @slds garrisre uilit bu
sini4Iassn? gmil: SD Mil 8isb Soeto,
perben
8ovmuno ad l%lniinn! @ie fannf 81
8ieb, Doctor tueroen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08
Unite E b E 8.

las- Gin Bauer fam an ein.m Guftsnfrei'
tag in Die Staot uno trat seraoe UNI gIsns
5.it In oas Saus zines betunntsn 8irsers.
IS itanb oas iiblids Gaftsns1sn 7. Siod-
fi'4 unb Sauertraut. auf benz Slide, uno
Der Burger iaate semitbli9:
~Mibtl srsif gu unb i4enir Sid ni6t,
es rei6t fur Did aua NOD"
.Sanf i96n", ontuortcte Der Bauer,
lid bin tsin Giebb ,bsr BON Stodfl6sn".
~Sas 1T ober ni4t id6n, tusnn Siirser
chamber ni9t liebsn."
Sod ihDner. als .uenn lie chamber
freIen'', erpioerte Der Bauer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08
petfr &lens &SOba.
9emeras : M0eatnt

fir III. Observation-Disclosures
SMperiaf & gler!aNu Su(. Cos, Don ScHscn.
&opaf Sn(. g., Don Siuerpoof.
Commercial 4uiOu Az. g., pou SSuSOu.
German American Su[. &c., pom StswY orR,
st. ganf Ssucr & 2aarins Su[. &c.,
bon ST. GAM
ST. SoftY6 Ssasr & 2aartns On. &c.,
Don ST. Sstp6,
Aflautic Snf. Co., Don 2isw gors
German Suf. g., psu SrsspOrt, 81
&. g. ACCIDENTAL An. g., Don $artforS
Erapsftrs' SaL 60, BON Sariforo
Aetua ltk SuL g., pom $artfsrS
Dttft md&ttsrn gsmpasuittu, bic I'D bet btm abieaes uni
psfsa gnr bura yinnt@s 5ablune tsrtr esrluat BE-
pdtrt tabtn, tmpfttlm F6 ftlba ans fSuntu Bra&urnae
zen gtesaibum ~ ben biaieasn Rattu tntatstn stnsr utI
rerttn-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08

pas- Bite, bas ma&t nidts {! Sn sinsm
b%etanntsn 8iensr Sottl p~uiiirts nsuli9 bel
Der Table dHote sinsm 3slasr Dos WaI.
hsur, baB sr, als er Slsiid nit Butter.
iauI. ierpirts, sinsn anisbnIiden She'll Der
isttsn Sliiiistsit auf oas pra9ipols Ssi-
eentlsio elmer Dame sOb. Die bssohsns
Dams iiisB sinsn Sdrsi bes G~ntisbens nus.
..Sitts. IS tbut niats, 9udoiSe Grau" -
bsrubists lie Der asllnsr - mir baben in
Der Slide nod senus bon Der Saues, i'd
peroe loglei4 pel4e bolsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08

Ez- Rtsafitur zines eansblGtt4.ns: .abtr
bitsmal babe i'd Gu& cine &dubtrssi6i4tt inc
Slatt stprudt, bic Aufiebsu ma6t, bel
Bauer Die 9si6i6tt III f&pn rt&t ptnn
sic aber nur bic uerpiinitttn frtmsta WSrttr
rtslitetn bic Snatbt anisrsirss ni6t: .,Ssin
Gti&t jisrts cine sbrsaspas Rarbs" Narb,
- mas bsiBt Iarbs 2"
&spafttur IRA. Elm glsTur!"
Bauer .ab ! itst- Slsdur - sas III mas
antsrs - nur INNER bibid hsuti&."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08
IQeS %eutartet.

p9- amtmaun : ,.S6r isib S9dfer
Der 8smeinbe. aulba1 ?"
S4dfsr nSa pobt."
amtmann ,.Sbr iolltet gud mas i6d.
men = Das III nun Sas brittle Wal, BOB
Sbr iueaen Soritfreusl anseflast isib.
Wibt S6r ri4t aus Der hsilissn S9riTt,
psld' ebrbar orbentlide 2euie Dor alters
Die Sirten tparsn2 l1nb Sbr ma9t benz
pormals 10 ssa6tetsn Sirtsnit1nbe ioIds
S9anos
S9afsr .Ssrr amtmonn, bas lit auss
ssartst. 90 9ibt isbt untsr aasn Stdn.
ben Splb5uben, aud untsr ben 8samten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08
Mm SabebduSAen.

n- sspperI "Y't Serge. fin I! gang
title"
Serge: "@as bordft Su osnn ssssnb.
Ii6?"
g.: ,,Ru, buit Sn mid ssisbsn ben
Serrn rein sebsu in's 8absbdus6sn nit
oer fir4tsrlidsn Sduappsnais?"
S.: limb benn ? = mas is ba gu Dor.
den?
g.: "Iu = pis Sos sii9sn muS, penn
Der nit ieiner HaIs ing 8oEsr iprinst !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-04-08

pa- Yilpder AID. sutsn Worssn.
Ssrr bon Gdisbisr. @ut. baB i9 sic
snblid sinmal trsis. @iIi'n sic. i'd bin
Sbnsu nod so Sbuler idulb:s. 8infti.
gen Wonat 1T aber Sbr Humsnstas, uno
ba perS ib Sbnen sratulirsn uno bas
@slo slsi9 mitbrinesn." -
9dIsbisr % i4 Bit, Serr BON pil.
3'dsr. briassn sic ba nur bic f%infjis
Sbuler! srotulirsn tann i'd mir oann
i6on isltt."
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09


FIRE.-A little before one clock
Sunday AFTERNOON our people were
startled by the alarm of fire, and in a
few minutes the fire department and
hundreds of men, women and children
were Fastening to the scene of the
conflagration, which proved to be a
small house south of the old canal-bcd,
owned by DIR. G. s. Leonard and oc-
cupicd by q. Mr.. Hale and his daught-
er.s Before assiatance, could arrive the
hapcs had gained such headway as to
render all efforts to save the building
ffruitless, and + was entirely, consum-
cd. Most Of the contents of the build-'
ing, we learn, were saved. il The lossI
Is sestimated at about $3tsl.aa -. #.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09

C0freSpon0ences O., 2,
III. White, Charles Stockwell and
A. Armstrong were brought before the
Mayor on Thursday lest, on charge
of disturbing the peace, and violating
one of the village ordinances on FRI
day evening the 26th ult. A jury was
impannelled, and after listening to the
testimony of score or more witnesses
and being out about two hours, ac-
quilted White and Armstrong, and
found Stockwell guilty of the charges.
He will receive his sentence on Tues
day. There are a number here that
will probably learn to their sorrow
that it wont do to fool with officers. :,
{. A. g. Talcott is making improve
ments on his residence on Main street,
by adding a porch and wing.
Our village presented a Sunday like
on Saturday last; nearly
every one but US, attended the "roast
heifer" mass meeting at Warren. So
Quite a large number from this place
Joined the excursion to the Cincinnati
on Friday last.
A young man BY the name of Dunn,
employed in A. d. Hoskin's bakery,
had the misfortune of putting his left
ankle out of joint while scuffiing, on
the 26th ult. a'
The Republicans hold meetings at
Buckeye Hall two evenings this week.
Oct. 6, 1879. F.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09

FATAL ACCIDENT.-Abou half.past
three O'Clock Thursday afternoon az
the express train ON the G. b p. Il. r
and train No. on the A. 4 G. w. r.
r. were coming into Ravenna Stations
ON . high rate Of speed from the e-west,
a strange man who was walking on
the track of the G. & p. Road. hearing
the express approaching on that road
crossed over upon the track Of the A.
& G. w. Road . few rods distant just
above the transfer depot, when he was
struck by. the train on that track and
thrown high in the air, nearly the
whole train passing before he alight-
cd. The train was Immediately stopp-
ed and he was conveyed to the depot.
II was found; that his left arm and
were crushed and other SER
ious injuries were inflicted. He ling
cred in an unconscious state about an
hours and . hall, when he expired. He
was identified as shoemaker, name
whose family reside in
Cleveland and who was, coming to this
village in pursuitof work. No blame
to the engineer of the train,
rs the man was not discovered in time
to even make an effort to stop the
train.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09

The turn out to hear Sam Cary last
Friday afternoon was not large. This
was owing to the fact that sufficient
notice was not gwen of the meeting
and bntlittle effort made to get out a
crowd. The number in attendance
was about equal .t6. that At the recent
great Foster pow-wow. But Sam
made rAttling apeecb, holding the
close; attention of his audience for
about two hours and q batf, during
which he discussed the financial qnes-
ton in a manner that could not fail to
carry conviction home to his hearers.
One could not, fall, to observe that the
Republicans did not turn ont to hear
him in such force 40 they, did last year
when they thought he was helping
their party By dividing the votes that
ought to be cast ~ unit against the
money oligarchists.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09
A Sufferer for Eleven Years.

=
BROOKLYN, N. Y. Jan. 10. 1879.--
Messrs. Liker & Co.-Gentlemen AZ.
ter suffering with sick headache for
the past IL years, and having tried al
most every known remedy and q
number Of physicians v without receiv-
ing any benefit whatever, I was en-
tirely cured by taking one small and
one large bottle of DIR. Leslie's special
prescription. I fret bought 25 cent
bottle, which did me SO much good
that + afterward bought Is cent bot
tie, and since taking it have not had
a single attack, which Is over, five
months ago. Before taking it had
an attack regularly every four weeks.
The dose is 80 small (only i've drops
every two hours when headache is
present, then every morning before
breakfast until entirely cured) that it
seems miraculous; it acts so charm
'ingiy. ! advise any woman that is
troubled with the headache 70 give it
q trial. Yours with gratitude. ::
Mrs. MARY E. THOMPSON. ,
= Dra4eslie's Special Prescription for
nervous and sick headache is sold by
all druggists at Is cents per bottle.
Trial size % cents per bottle. !.
7 E. p. Brsfnerd e Son, Agents, Ra-
VIENNA, o. 5SO-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09

The Ladies' Universalist Aid SOcie-
ty will be held at the church, Tuesday
afternoon and evening, October 14th.
Entertainment given by Mrs. n. ID.
Clark, Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. J.. B. King.
Mrs. ID. E. Wells. Refreshments
served from $3.50 to 10 O'Clock. All are
cordially invited.
Mrs. l.. A. PARSONS, Pest. 4
MRS. &. w. WICK, Sec,y. q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09
ATWATER..

correspondence. -
The Democratic meeting on Tues
day night was addressed by Mr.. Sid
dali and Mr. -Thomas. The subjects
of free elections, iina1oial and labor
reform were most ably discussed by
both gentlemen. only regret that I
have not more time to describe the
political points made by each speaker.
Bot L may say everything wse just
what was wanted, and told well upon
the audience. s...s-..- 80 .,,a,,i 'se'
g We expect to be out in fullsforre on
Saturday. 'WM. HIcK. i
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09
DEEREIELlD.-

COSTeol'oS' eHSs
The Democratic meets ng here last
Saturday eyepiRg was a success" In a
speech ofsltwo hours and twentyamin-
utes the speaker. L. T. Siddall, Esq, of
Ravenna, explained the Supervisor
and Deputy Marshal laws with great
force e and q effect; G + was needed. as
m4{ aid noe pdesstaSd tksii4 port of
t4e4a - fhs usSS Sof TIE mifitafy at
the polls was fittingly considered and
its dangers illustrated. ~
q There was;a' large 'tdrn out, and un-
uspaainterest shown in the new ques-
tions of politics. The Democracy will
tgrq, oqt en- ms g to the Mass Meeting
nexf'6atufday and on eleetion-day.
Oct. 7th, 1879. f'fss DHMoCRAcY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09

The Ute Indians have put on the
war paint and are raising h----l and
hair in Colorado. 1t is reported that
the agent and his employees at the
White River agency haverbeen killed,
and that, sight had taken place be-
tween the troops and the savages in
which the officers in command were
Killed and tfoops. surrounded away
from any water supply aud their
trains captured. = - i.igA i75ys&
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09
RANDOLPH.

Correspondence.
The Democratic meeting here on
Monday night was well attended. The
sic and; ;hls ipeatke b Ia. .!N stsaepll and
w. B. Thomas, of Ravenna, were lis
tened to with great interest. Demo
Gratis here are awake, and we predict
good returns from the election.
Oct. Z, 1879. SPECIAL. ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09

GILES LINIMENT IODIDE OF
AMMONIA cures Neuralgia, Face
Ache, Rhepmatism, Gout, Frosted
Feet C6ilblains, Sore Throat, Erysip-
elias, Bruises and Wounds Of every
nature In man or animal. The, re-
,markable cures this remedy has effect
ed classes it as one of the most i'm.
portant and valuable remedies ever
discovered for the cure and relief of
pain.
From over exertion, contracted a
pain across my lotns. My sufferings
were intense. One bottle. Of Giles
Liniment Iodide of. Ammonia cut
me. T.. B. MCGEE, "a
Conductor N. Y. & New Haven r. r.
Sold BY an Druggists. Send for
'. Dr.. GILES,
ssn 12O West Broadway, N. Y.
: Trial size 26i cents. IL,
/ For sale by EsR. Brainerd & Son,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09
RAPIDS.

ED. DRMoCRATTC Press :oqSeveral
from our village attended the meeting
at Warren, Saturday, the .4th, and all
are convinced that more Democratic
votes were made by the speeches made
there, and q stronger, better feeling for
the success of the Democratic ticket
than before. "A great many will at.
tend tho meeting to be held in your
place on Saturday, to see and hear our
next Governor, :. General Thomas
Ewing. Yours, a'a''ie Com, II
Oct. 9Th, 1879. ole
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09

THE COUNTY EArR.-The thirty
third annual Fair of the Portage Coun-
ty Agricultural Society opened on the
new grounds of the Park Association
on Tuesday, that being entry day. The
prospects for successful fair are good.
The entries are in excess of those at
any former exhibition for many years
and if the weather continues favorable
the attendance promises to be large.
As we go to press on Wednesday noon
we are unable to give any extended
notice of the exhibition.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09
EDINBURGH.

| Qorsesp@H1ssses. gs<. xs2k EI6saA i"
In this Communication we are pleas
ed to notice several pleasant occurren-
ces which have taken place In our
midst within the past week. The first
of these is
A RECEPTION given ON Wednesday
evening, October 1st., by Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Brigden, at their residence.
Mr.. b. an aged widower of this place,
becoming tired of the perplexities of q
single life. on the Thursday evening
previous took to himself q wife in the
person of Mrs. Esther Reed, of Raven
ma. The venerable couple at once set
out to keeping house on Mr.. B.'s old
faIm near the center. DESTROYS to be-
come acquainted with, and with due
respect for, our new neighbor, the rela-
tives and friends. to the number of
sixty, assembled for the purpose of
having q good time. The early part
of the evening was spent in pleasant
conversation, and all seemed to enjoy
themselves well, but shortly after it
was announced that supper was ready,
everybody seemed to enjoy himself
better than in any other part of the
evening. The supper was bountifully
prepared, and we wish here to notice
beautiful bouquet, which occupied
the center of the table and was the
work of Miss Francis NJ. Higley. It:
was pyramid in pym, being: about
eighteen inches across the base. The
arrangement Of the flowers showed
great skill and taste in the maker of
the bouquet. That the aged couple
1--WE may say aged) for both are already
in their seventies-may yet enjoy
many years Of peace and happiness is
the wish of all. We now come to the
SILVER WEDDING
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Olmstead, who
were completely surprised on this oc-
casion. Relatives and neighbors, num-
bering about seventy, assembled, and
everything "went merry as the mar.
riage belI.n Music was furnished by
the orchestra. 1t now seemed neces-
sary for Mr.. and Mrs. o. to renew the |
pledges taken twenty-five years ago,
and, to make this part complete, the
same two persons were present to stand
by the side of the bride and groom,
that stood by their sides quarter of a
ago. After supper the time
was spent in dancing, which was en-l
joyed by the lockers on, as well rs by |
those who took part. This silver we'd
ding took place on Friday evening |
last.
Another silver wedding occurred
last Saturday p. IN. at the residence of
DIR. J. M. Fry, by which the Doctor
and his wife, were the ones to be sur
prised. There was u large crowd of
people present and good time is re-
ported. Not being present we are un-
lble to give full report.
Mr.. Edmund Higley has just built
large bay window to his House. i8Mr.
D. Davis nus repaired his house in the
'ane n,annsr.ss AIr. Chapman, living
'outhesst Of the center is epgaged in
,epairfng his saw inih.i> Not only Is
he frame work, being repaired, but the
as well. Mr. G. intends to
make his mill as good as new.
We are pleased to notice the marri- i; |;
'ge of our friend, DIR. HI. III. Spien, to
Miss Allie Hinman. That's right
Doctor; you have taken the right
tep at last. The best wisbes of all
1our acquaintances go with You. 'aN t
OCT. 8, 1875 fsi 'a A.B. c.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-10-09
Meeting 81 she Portage County
Medical S0cietY.


~ RAVENNA, Oct. IND, 1879.
Society convened in DR.. Belding's
Office pursuant to adjournment, DR.. III.
p. Hugus, Vice-President,i in the chair.
The minutes Of previous meeting were
read and approved. DIR. Hugus read q
ve.J j interesting essay on the Physio-
logical and Therapeutic action of
aconite, giving the best authority ex-
tent on the history Of its effects on the
human system in health and desease,
specifying many of the diseases and
conditions in which the medicine is
given to great advantage. The SUBJ
ject was discussed by Drs. Ferris, AL
corn, Waggoner, Davis and Smith.
DIR. Ferris gave . verbal report of q
fatal case Of FalHcular Pharyngitis,
the patient dying in q few hours after.
the doctor was called. Two other cases
pccured in the same family, but by
prompt and active treatment, they
made a good recovery.
DIR. Alcorn reported case of typhoid
fever, which had fatal termination by
an abscess forming in the throat, which
broke and discharged so freely as to
choke the patient to death.
DIR. Davis reported a case of peulap-
sus Of rectum in child two and q half
years of age, and asked for treatment.
"A case was sent before the Society
by DIR. Hugus which presented some
unusual characteristics. The case will
come before the Society for further ex-
animation. Aloer spending some time
in profitable discussion, the following
program was announced for next
meeting: a.
Essayist-Dr. J. Price, of Randolph.
n Committee on Written Reports of
Cases-Drs. Proctor, Leonard, Ferris
and Warrington.
> Qp 4'etion Society adjourned to meet
in DIR. Hugus' office Oh the first Thurs
day of November. The members of
the Hsoiety unjust shut get weary in
Wellfi0iRg but oceme up promptly
and make eSYMon the valuable ex-
perience 6f each.
aooa "a nj IA. W.. .AI.CORN, Sec'y.