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rHE COTTON TRADE.

THE COTTON TRADE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. n, 1879.
This weeks circular Of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
Association says American cotton in conpara-
lively moderate demand with abundant supply
tatons reduced; other growhs full prices
Tcxas cotton led TO farthng lower and other Ameri
grades I'D to Sled lower Tho Sea Island business
small but at extreme rates. Futures opened excited
and o12d higher but since then there have bccn
uctuating rates. occasionally 12d below those of
last Thursday"
rHK GRAIN TRADE.
LIvERrooL, Nov. 81, 1879.
the commencement Of the woek has been du. The ma
jorty Of the country markets have Inactive thou
previous prices fairly maintained Cargoes on coast
In fair request At full prices for both Con
tncntsl destinations Cargoes for arrival were slow
OF sale. At Liverpool, since Tuesday there has
been only y small business In wheat on the spot at
rather lower rates Corn, In of the
ing shipments, declined I'd GENITAL. The
days market WAS better and Qualities
cred Id TO I'd GENITAL from the previous lowest
Flour was In better demand at former Corn
less depressed than Yesterday but still Id per
lower than ON Tuesday"
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NARKkr.
-, LivERPooL. Nov. 81, 1873.
Pork-Prme moss Eastern steady oss do. Western
steady AZ o4s Bacon-Cumberand steady at 35s I'd
short rib steady 35s 3D. long clear s short
clear steady at a6s Hams-Long dull at 33s Shcnl-
crs steady At 22s I'D Becfndia mess IN the mar
kct extra mess dull at iO7s prime nrmcr at SIS
LsruPrime Western duh at 37s. 3D. Tallcw-Prme city
dull AZ 4s I'D. TurpentncSpts dull and nominal ~ sis
Rosin--Common dull and nominal 1T o. 3D.; hnc steady
aties Cheese American choice steady ~ Jas Lard OIL
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

-Stained-Good lordinary 1OSc strict good ordinary
Ike: low mddling. II o lec middng; II ls.lec The
ssssp'; at the sDn Dsrs :: s & So
5244 Charleston, 3l52; Wilmington 1885, Norfolk 49le;
Baltimore, 21o; New York, 5o4 Boston, 2io: Philsde
phis 1856 Total 49, o97 bales This day last week, 265S5
tember j. is55oss bsles last night liverpool
low middng clause. 1ll6d: November December dev-
cry. uplands, low middng clanse II 32d; january
MayJune delivery npands. low mddng clause, SID.
l3-l6d futures steady November 21 II 80 r. M-Mar-
dull. Sales 5000 bales for speculation and for
export middIing upands, 6d middng Orleans. $50.
partially lost November delivery. upsnds low middng
clause, sgd. 9 23-32d.; Novem mber- December do
livery uplands, low mddling clause, 1l.16d. a
SlSsa DsesnSSE.J9pus delivery vaPland:, low
livery. upiands,. low middiing clause, 9 Tiled;
February March delivery, uplands, low middng clsuse
2332d II-Isd March April delivesy. uplands low
middl.ng clause ss+d April May delivery uplands low
low mddling clause, % 32d 2:3O r. M.NovemDer de-
livery, uplands. low mddlng clause, 6Ad November
December delivery, upands low mddng clause 2332d
Desembsrsnuary delivery. upands low middng clause
ding clause 22d February March delivery. uplands.
low middling clause, Sid; MarchApril deliv
cry. uplands. low midd,ing clause, 8 25,32d;
June-Juy delivery, uplands, low middng clause,
6 3l32d. +. M.-March-April delivery uplxnds. low
midding clause 1316d.; AprilMay delivery, uplands
low middng clause. q 27-32d May-June delivery up
lands. low middiing clause. l5-16d T: M-American
sales $50 bales; November December delivery upands
low mddng clause, 63sd January February delivery.
uplands low middng clanse, cad; February March de-
livery uplands, low midding clause. 25 sd. 6s4d.
for and fabrics easier Hsvre,
from r. RichardsMarket 1at Tres Ord Orleans spot,
SIT low middng Orleans, aioat. S2f London, AIS +.
M.-Consols. 9o allied. for money and account
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 21, 1872
9 aS.s Rose 05Hsassy s
%esiiy~Ne rseepts s2sss Bales: gross .'S 75is5 e.
Continent, 49, 500; cOastwiso, s,5ss Sales. 1850
MoBrLK. Nov p, 1879
good sss,asTz s,": ~ si
ssssus baes rsss yrssn
coastwise. is,2o5. Sales, 5000
sAvAssAn, Nov. 81, 1879
soGS Ordinary & Nc. receipts bales.
gss & "s sy'pnE Sns. 200 g 2 40
so.sswso, 1851 Sales 1880 ''' 0''''''''' 500
Cotton quiet and easy nominal mddling. ll56c low
middling ilsc; good ordinary ma lie illc Net receipts.
IS sales. 3 Stock SsSss weekly rsesip:s,
Continent, TO- 2s5 ;coastwise s.3o9. Sales, lO,5oo
Shirt. Of .urD.n.n. rm a, s ko.n 1sa
g 81 goed sTnined y 4e Crude s steady
T. s''a
s ~ he s,s. !, !, ss ss %
bushels Duluth at 57e Barley steady sales Of No
y ss
bond Corn meal r.
SIS
ss sss s:':y
iess & Canal 800 Ssis barley S%rsy $500
sasheis rye so d. peas so3o DO lumber ss4 ooo
water yesterday noon.Wheas 10000 bushels: corn
lii 900 do peas, 49, 200 do.
DETROIT, Nov 81 1872
with "GyS Ss
81 ssss No white Michigan: 81 IS: November. 81 a
a%sss Dss%sSfs u g. ashssn Es gs q
sf' ss. slsns r.
wis @ Nc .ns s No. Is mixed % :sss a No 81
Dressed hogs stronger At 81 60 81 es ReesptsFlour
Dds sSfs aG
bushels; oats, 800 do.
Wheat .sesdy - No 81, red wints SPOT and ,Recembss
81 s5 CORN steady high mixed NO. new
ct % eA%asss s9
Hogs u Is. AZ the elsss-whs.s quiet Sa. steady
sis::s sfs:% sS$
corn corr 5000 do oats. a5oS d.
Flour in fair demand Arm SIS 90 se IS. Wheat
firm !demand mostly for sonsmmption & 81 % 81 80:
and old .issS
as Barley quiet sse s:sed T Pors"S.~ % sS
60 Lard quiet :. g 80 g. Br. meat; and
to esoss ss.Ta
s% Ss9a ase az Ssw 2sS a as SGs:s s:
sys KIND n 81 o e % Sn' & IS 10
i4,OO0; shipments, l.lOo.
Wheat unsettled. but generally higher; winter
81 y: Nc Chicago spring 81 is cash 81 u BID De.
jected s5c ss,sc Corn steady with tair demand at
4O54c cash; 39iac 39Sc., December; 39sc $3.50, jan
nary; 4s,se 4sss May Oats dull weak ana lower, at
2ec. Rye and barley steady and unchanged. Timothy
seed, s. a 81 4o flax seed. 81 81 Pork active, but
:. $685.. November: 8. 80 a $40 So. Decemeer
$11 i2k bid. January. Lard in fair demand. but
lower At s6 IS So TO- cash and Dccember So s2ls a
80 90 January Bulk meats steady and UNCHANGED Eggs
2c. 22c whiskey steady and unchanged at 81 TO- Re-
lo2 500 do oats 20 600 do rye 5000 barley 1900
els; corn 1880 do: oats $1,000 do; rye 925 do |;
barley. 900 do. Atho close whea easier at 81 1877,
December; 81 1sa. January Corn and steady and
unchanged. Provisions irregular but not quotably
changed
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
A WRIT OF ERROR.

Patrick Nichols. who was sentenced to be hanged
on November 2s FRIDAY next. yesterday granted
stay Of execution and writ OF error by Justice
Gilbert Of tho Supreme Court Of Kings county.
upon application of his counsel. Mr.. @. Hof-
man. The condemned man was tried before
the Court Of Oyer and Terminer in Rock
land county In October upon an Indictments Tor mur
der in the hrst degree. His alleged victim was
Thomas OConneli, who was stabbed during aquarrel
July 8, 1872 Nichols convicted before Justice
Pratt and Associate Justices, and was sentenced on
Thursday October 10, to suffer the extreme penalty
Of the law. Several exceptions we're taken by the
priso ner's counsel on the trial, and upon these
ceptions the writ has been granted by Judge
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

~SOld yesterday and not reported
In the London market there was great depression
in American railway securities. in sympathy. doubt
less with the weakness in this market Erie COM
mon fell of from 43 to 3S%. preferred from IS to
10 TX, new second consols from 80 to 86H 81,
funded hves from "a to 10. consolidated rsts from
11S to IT. Illinois Central from 103 to 101 y 1922
Pennsylvania from so to 49h 49%. Reading from
361S to 33 3sX and New Jersey Central from IS to
7S so. United States bonds were steady at 1863
for new fours, 1883 for AVS and 1o5X for hves.
British consols were strong. and rose to 9sx 9sA
for both money and the account Bar silver was
firm at 537sd per The rate Of discount in tho
open market for three months bills was az az
per cent. At Paris the three per cent rentes re-
covered to 81f. 4Oc.
Forefqn exchange in this market was quiet at the
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
Receipts at Washington to-day were;-Frem inter-
nal revenue Sass 2s4 SO; from customs. $7l2644 2s
Government bonds at the close were quoted as fol-

In State bonds Louisiana consols broke 2 per cent
to AZ; Alabama. class A. sold at So
Railroad bonds were heavy and lower. Erie con-
solidated seconds broke from IS to SO& and recov-
cred to say; Erie consolidated frsts dropped to
ll3%. and do. funded hves to 80. Boston. Hartford
and Erie first declined from 81 to 49,; Kansas and
Texas consolidated assented from 80 to SIX, do.
seconds from As to 3S; Chesapeake and Ohio frsts.
series b. from 90 to 5SK. and do. currency skies
from SO to 80; Rome. Watertown and Ogdensburg
consolidated rsts declined to "a; New York Elevated
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

Price of middng uplands In Liverpool November -.
1873 SID Price OF mddng uplands in New York. No.
vember ~, 1873 9ssd.
FrArnkNs nrm at Sac. sec. for primo live geese
and 4Uc 45c. for mixed
FIsH-The market Goldfish remained firm; about 400
ouintals sold 25 So 80 for Georges "a 81
Grand Bank Mackcrcl firm. and 800 bbis. shore sold
At $40 So for No. 81 for No and S5 for No Box
herring seady 25c for medium scaled 2Oc
tucktails and 2oc for No 1. Sales of 10000 boxes
above prices.
ia f5o bushels meal, 225 bbls and Isl bags;
corn IL bushels: oats. 26 $40 do rye, 1850
barley. 1880 do malt. 1O.66O do. Flour-The market
firm under moderate inquiry for low and medium
grades The sales including State. Western and south
ern about 10 COO bbls within the annexed range
-four ruled hrm with sales Of 3UO bbs At full prices
Corn steady and 0O bbs and 1000 bags
full rio We qua te
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
STEERAGE PASSENGERS COMPLAIN
ING.

Commissioners OF Emigration Starr and Kaufman
rat as . committee at Castle Garden yesterday to
hear the complaints Of several steerage passengers
who arrived ct this port from Havre by the steam
ship Canada. of the French line, on Thursday last
They asserted that the food furnished was OF bad
quality and that il was insufficient In quantity, and
they claimed that the mingled promiscu-
ousy in the stceragc. Thc Commissioners adj
journcd the examination until to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

Wheat The market was 1rm for winter both cash and fu
ture options, but spring and nominal at 81 -
Si SO for the different Kinds of No. The salcs
$4,000 bushels for future delivery, 100000 bushels
at $l a. 81 45 for No red. cash; 81 45 81 47 for
pecenber 9, io 81 sp for Jauusry 81 4s for Neysm;
for November, 81 10 for December; 81 asa "a
81 asa for January, 81 ss1s for, No. . spring
u ss for 80 sesifsso "a g for No Green Bay sS
81 IS for 81 81 81 ~ for do spring. 81 40
81 Al mixed winter and 81 AZ 81 441s for No.
amber: also f44OO centals No. white for January
81 ~ 1900 do No. red for January at ~ ~ 81 Asa
and $50 do do. do at - 4ois. After Change 1000
bushels No red tor January sold at 81 4e The follow
ing bid aud asked prices at tho third call No
81 aS bid " So asked; No Northwest for November,
81 37i, asked; No. white for November,
Vi i3a bid, 81 43k asked; December, 81 44,s bid,
GENITAL No. red tor SsyemSer q y bid y 40 asked:
bid 81 4ois asked, per Genital. Corn scarce and
higher Tho salos including 10000 Bushels for future
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Ihe herd; duo to hand this loren DON slow to
@ Prices ssse io,ss per- p. wsishs. TX e.s sss:
@ on $ b. s. Ds slssis.S
Weights sw, ii saehard sold
Y Ohio At s per M With 3 Il e assa
Is weight Joseph sold Tor a ssf Is. $50
assa sss s
soc of headaweights ews 7 cwt e Kahn sold o.
with ssssra. sac. per 10. head Ole sse y
@ S city ss y for
Cole la2 Ohio steers at o1.c per b weight cw Tor
Ioess .sssss
sssss ss S hsa. sais sis'is z
s% saSse sold i,f'ss q si . Z
s. head si i9jss PEI 6.wsiEhs. Y ew.:
indian. 'ss ss per s
ss " a' $50 Ohio ols s
@ ss S s's 60 Ss
weak supply being above the demand demand % quality coarse
8 ESsa 5s ta%s
si s s%s: II ss
Eisssst sa$ ~ csasas lambs re- e, per
SAT- '%s' '. Pc.
at 44c ssSc per lb; 57s Canada LANDSLIDE head 10
1902 head, 80 lbs s5 lbs at sc per lb ss2 State
lambs IS ss ss s bs & at es Per II :. ! H. as%s sold
81 IS per cwt.; s sheep and lambs ee lbs. a14c
Davis Hallenbeck sold ~ ewes. lls lbs, at 414c.
is sa'' Ssr D :h'&sg & canaas Ss s..e 81 as s:
at SC. per b:: $50 State lambs. 60 lbs. II lbs !.
5s<c. &C. per H.. 653 Canada ambs39 head, TO bs
SIC b; 81 head 80 lbs at So 20 cwt 357 head,
81 lbs at &C. lb IT'S head, 81 lbs, At 64c per
h.. 20 head. 80 lbs, 654c. per h. -.
MILcH COws.-Those 60 hand held on sale.
vEALs AND CALvKs.-Demxnd fair. Trade small Grass
fed calves sold ut 2c h. Mcal fed calves at
4c a41sc. per ID. Veas mt 41ac. a 7c. per ID.
HoGs.-There live hogs sale.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
YORK HERALD SATURDAY 22 lS79-TRIPLE

provisions; per ton 4os cotton per h. Nc; measure
Grain per 100 lbs s5 marks provisions 100 lbs
marks; cotton. per lb.. ll-l6c %c. To Bremen, by
steam-Grap. per 100 lbs IS marks: provisions. per
100 lbs Ito marks; cotton per H., xc &c. To Ant
per hid, s1s Sd 4os provisions. per ton. s2s cd
per bushei 3d. provisions ton. 4os cotton lb.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

delivery were IFS 600 bushels at eo1c Ole for No
mixed Ssc 591c for steamer do. 62sSc for DO white
2se for Nc 5e eoc for yellow 6i!c eiste for for
peeemser stesner the third call 6oe was bd a ana md
December steamer and ei%e bid 6ic asked for do s9
hye was strong; NO. Western nominaly 5oc- oo,v
bushels state sold and 2oooo bushels lat night
At S'c, ahoat Barley. dull and easy. Malt ruled
steady bushels city sold 81 20 81 s5 part yssssr
e., sie sn do 90 lbs sls do 80 lbs sl7 Ss dc 100 lbs
quiet We quote :7Marrew free on board " TO- for
"It red sidp%sy % 81 IS s3 b.s. kidney 81 90 W PEG,
aS2 Canadian in bond zoe a72c Southern black eye.
two bushel bags 81 40 Oats strong-n
sttle better Sales about So 900 bushels 47e for
No. white 46l4c. 461sc for No 45lsc for No.
do 46c for No mixed 45S4c for No. do 45c 45i4c
Tor NO do 44c for rejected 46c for No. Chicago
43c 47c for mixed track 44c 4Sc. for white,
track
1o1sc.; "a lbs, lie.
HAY AND SrRAw.-Market firm for both hay and straw
under light receipts. We -Hay-Shipping 55c
6oc; prime retail, S5c Doc medium 65c. Soc. ac'
cording to quality straw-Long rye o5c short do zoe.
a 75c.
HEMP AND JuTE.-Market firm throughout but quiet We
quote :Jute, 4ac. sic: jute butts, 3sc cash,
according to quality Hemp-Manila. 9c ssal entirely
HoPs-rhe market dull though not lower. We
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2l-5 +. NJ
Cotton--Futurcs barely steady; upands. low middng z
clause January and February delivery 2532d
low middng clause, May aud June delivery, 29-33d
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FAIL RIVER, Nov. 81 1879.
The 10th market has been active in demand with
OF spot and futures 4c for 81 Squares which
quotation tho market is strong and equally 40
tor 6Ux56 cloths.
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

steady at 4Os. 3D. Fiour-Extra State steady at SOe
Wheat-Spring No. steady at los. 4d; No steady st
los I'd winter Western steady at lis Id do sontn
steady at lis I'd Corn-Mxed steady at 5s sd Cot
tonseed o-Yellow American In the market kosin-
Common, at London dull at 5s. Sd Turpentne-sprits
st London, dull and nominal at 2Ss. Cd
LONDON Nov 21-4P NJ
Produce-Cscutta linseed, 5os. per quarter hennee
petroleum. 7sSd. per gallon.
ANTWERP, Nov 2l. 1879.
Petroleum. 2314f. for fine pale American.
BREMEN. Nov. 2l, 1879
Petroleum, 3 marks 90 pfennigs
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

The following were the rates of exchange ON New
York at the aforementioned cities to-day -Savan-
nah, buying u discount. selling H discount;
Charleston. plentiful. buying u. selling u o par;
New Orleans, commercial $50 800 discount, bank
$50 So discount; st. Louis. SO discount; Chicago
IS discount; Boston, rs discount.
Philadelphis stocks closed at the following quota
The New York herald., 1879-11-22
Sales Of spot cotton =

To-Day Last Ercnng. Total
Included the bales arrive. Delivered
bales yesterday Current prices of spot
the following quotations cotton
running in quality not more than half grade above
The New York herald., 1879-11-22

Money on call ruled at per cent, although IL was
20 active at times that commission" was paid in
addition ranging from l-i6 to s16 per day. On gov
ernment bonds the ruling rate per cent
The Clearing House statement showed $161, ,209 3ll
exchanges and $500. roc balances.
At tho sub-Treasury the days transactions aggre-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-28

Correspondence. J
On Thursday last Harvey Sherwood,
. young man employed at Graham's
sash and blind factory, while endeav-
oring to stop large circular saw with
q stick, after throwing off the belt, had
tho third and fourth fingers of his right
hand quite badly cut.
Jas. Barnard returned home on
Thursday last from his eastern trip,
and In the evening was serenaded by
the Cornet Band. It is reported that
.refrsshments flowed freely.
The Dime Concert given by the La.
dies Masonic Aid Society, ON Friday
evening, was well patronized. Re-
ceipts Of the evening about $32, leav.
ing $2l.81 clear. ..,.-.
Lester Tracy returned from his trip
to the Lakes Sunday morning, looking
well. He reports . very pleasant jour.
ney.
The Batteries mentioned last week
passed through our village again Sun.
day morning on their way home. tH
D. r. Campbell, who has been con.
lined to his house by illness for q few
days, is again allie to be on the street.
Tomorrow the member of the
Cleveland Bar picnic 1t the Ledges.
Our hveryman, G. T. Truesdale has
been busy the past week seeking con.
veyances from this station. f.
August 25, 1879. a e4litS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-28


TAs AsB4inbaRGh PseneeflAssociat'
viii hold its second annual meeting
on Wednesday, Sept. l0th,s 1879, at Il
O'Clock, q. M, ms. M. Foley's Grove
Ediiiburg, (or in case Of ,unfavorable
weather, at the Town Hall.
4 Al meeting of the Ex- Com, Aug
leth, 1879, 8. Ma Foley was chosen
Marshall, and Committees were ap.
pointed to saperintend the various de-
partments.s sGa szsi5 sasasSib sns,
e It was voted tofequest the vice Pres
idents TO collect biographical sketches
Of the aged who have died in their
townships during the past year, and
hand the samsTto the Secretary on. or
before the day of meeting. h,z@1 ~
,s1List of Vice Presidenks-R.tHs CLARK,
Rootstown.; Thos.s Gorby, Randolph ;
II. E. Brush, Atwater; NJ. L. Day,
Deerfield J. NJ. Church, Palmyra; A.
B. Merrill, .Paris; "a L6omis, Charles
town r. j. Thompson, Ravenna /;
Tho. Brfgden. Edinburg. 4., sa
We are not yet prepared to announce
the Orator of the Day. nor the music,
but both will be furnished. s
s. This being . picnic, all viii recog-
nize the necessity of bringing . supply
of dishes, we'll filled, for the occasion.
]. NJ. Fry. M. D., Sec'y.
T. o. leighton, Pres't.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-28
BRIMF1ELD.
Correspondence.

correspondence.
The Select School commenced its
fall term on Monday, the 18th, J. 81.
Dussel. of Randolph, teacher. The
School open 3aswith only l22 scholars.
There sho9ld be. more. j., s.,.y.1a
Friday evening, the 22nd, the Band
gave another platform dance, which,
like the others, was . very pleasant
affair, although not as successful finan.
cially as those previous.
On Saturday, the 2Srd, the Univer--
salist and M. E. Sunday Schools held
q picnic one mile south of the Center.
In the Grove on James Moult0n'a
place. The Band furnished some very
excellent music on that very pleasant
occasion. Two large tables were load
ed with the best the country affords.
eonaistinoQf QfAeaflY4everyzvsxiety Of
iesytptep9 kASnd the aehstaatiala
were some excellent chicken pies,
which were partaken Of with q relish.
Solid meats and light cakes are faI
more preferable than sweet-cake.
The farmers are busy preparing theil
ground for seeding. Threshing is an
everyday occurrence. Oats are turn
ing out middling light, and will also
weigh less accordingly than last year
our peach men are busy dfsposing ol
their crop. i Late potatoes are doing
well.
Rev. Edward Morris, of Columbus
Ohio, has been chosen as the pastor Ol
the Brimfield and Kent Universalist
Churches, for the balance of the year
ending May 1. 1850. He is a fine
speaker and . most excellent worker
for the cause Of Christianity.
August 25, 1879. BISMARCK.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-28

John Green, an old and esteemed
citizen, died at his residence, in the
northeast part Of Ravenna township
on Wednesday evening, August 2Oth.
after long and distressing illness. nif
Mr.. Green was born in Herkiniet
county, New York, December 30tt,
1795, and was consequently, ct his
death in the S4th year Of his age. He
moved to Ohio In 1916, and has resid.
ed in Portage county, most of the time
in Rsyenna,. Till his death. In 1890
he was united In marriage with Miss
Ssbra D. Ward, who died March 4th;
1874. Seven children were the result
Of this union-four sons and three
daughters, four Of whom, Two sons
and two daughters, are still living,
viz: Charles, Oliver l., Mrs. Agnes,
widow Of Daniel Judd, and Ruth,
wife of David B. Kingsbury.
Mr.. Green was an intelligent, in
dustrious and useful citizen, man of
strict integrity, and universally res
pected by his neighbors and acquaint.
ancos. =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-28

Providence, r. l.. Sept. 16, 1874
DR. GILEs-I paid one hundred dol.
lars. TO veterinary, surseens for smedi-
cline and attendspee OF q valuable sad.
dle.horse. without apy Iheaefit He
was lame from a curb more than q
year, and useless In consequence of It.
No remedy I could find had any effect.
I applied the Liniment Iodide Ammo.
mia, and, to my great surprise, found
that It removed both lump snd lame
ness. Having driven him recently
over very rough road. sixty miles in
two days-two Of the hottest days this
summer-without the least symptom
Of <etllsn OF -carb or.IAmpness. AS q
r6lakStss / LtSolba bStAdetf Liniment
with me, bat had no occasion to use
it. In all cases where Liniment can
be applied, it gives me the greatest
satisfaction. J. B. TALMAN.
Sold by all Druggists. Send for
pamphlet. DIR. GILES,
l2O West Broadway, N. Y.
Trial sizc 25 cents.
For sale by e. p. Brainerd & Son.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-28

C0sr4epoAHfence. T f.w
b Oh iFFtEU; evening" Peter \ Massett
Fps tIed before Justics Dichnspn on
q charge Of assault and battery, and for
threats against q man named Dittman.
Massett plead not guilty, but after the
hearing he was permitted to change
his plea, which he did, aud was sem
fenced to pay fine Of $500 and costs.
Being unable to pay the assessment he
was conveyed to the county cooler on
Saturday.
Matthias Glass an old and esteemed
ciffSe6f died doa Saturday, August 10th.
He was aged over 80 years. .sa,
Mr.. z. A. Davis has done very fine
thing in constructing an elegant wind
mill, tank and fountain at his resi-
dence, with watering trough near
the guide post at the center. It will
prove great convenience to the pub
lie generally. d.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-28

The work Of remodeling the Com
mercial House 10 progressing in q sat
isfactory manner, and It Il expected to
have It completed and resdy for busi-
ness by the first Of September. 1t is
being entirely remode;ed, with the
dining room, reception room and
kitchen on first floor, large and airy
sample rooms, several nav bedrooms,
bath room, and gss and eiectric bells
thronghout the house. The house is
to be. re .carpeted and re-furn;shed
throughout and put ii The most COM
plete condition, snd With its enter
.prisi.g aeN ~ 9ot Horr,
will b6 In every r6sDs6f Z frst-class
house, md worthy the. patronage of
the trav cling public. hsroIqale o'2aa