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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

\ irw 'lay& a-0 several o. the students,
uf Franklin and Marshall cn!ifge went NJ
u Comcwa"n III { cunning expedition.
! cstCrdav cHn %! their E:iIi.!Hr. +. Il,
i>s!,l. ln;;: ;:t i;ii :! al :,;i':e!!t-:,e nip
pie of h;> gun '",'- iIG"ii ,!;t and >t.i!s-
in- iin III The forearm! int!i":;ng :: painful
hat no. dangerous wnnui This 1acriii:"
the patty returned :" i.:,;,2a&tcT with game
ka"s We! iillyt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

iloa. John Il. Nt'v;s, i','n1,Y st4t& ,cIi..-
Tor i'roi? E:'G"2 county. ;'nh n"Ev iu:lwc ui'
that court. W. ~ Lancaster to-day. lav-
im@ stopped n:i between trains l..::n Il a.
m. until &:io J.. ~,
lion. Daniel I.r.ucA.rnilt. cnlirrc>&:na,,-
elect from Eo'!Is cai,':ty. has been visiting
s.amcastc: 20 lay ana yesterday!
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

Ih"r:. no VS. in lrl" ing YOU, 5rii .ir.:!.
az, b.: ng :t!i ;i:C Vii, medicines I'M crna
-. T.! y0n can be cE:rcI of fever and a~ur.
dalnb aicn", Billions .ii:ordcys, ;auadicc, dya
pepsi" well - I'll iiisOrnr- and ailments of
~" Ii. ~. Blood ANA stomach, 10y wc:t;in ny one
Gi iiof ':::iI!nrtic'- F'cnch Live: PI!a whic ca
i4a sire car every tim. 1; yoIr G.uggi>!
does no! keep :h" rn'i s@i:t $50 letter 70
French Pa O.. E"rGo a.. :l;li I: will hc 4"ni
y.'l i'y !naii. ii T. thr ":!y pad that i. s.''ar
::ritl i a. care. i:rH::;" nf CNiiH;"rf,',i=.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
V'EACEERS' INSTITUTE.
EVENING LECTURES
IN FULTON HALL.

IDNDAl. NOV. S.--"!nycr.o!iiSm From &
Secular S;andpolnt. Hon. &c" Il. Wcnd
ling. Chicago. III.
TUESDAY. NOV. 9.-"William Callen Bry
ant" Wallace Bruce. New York City.
WEDNESDAY,. NOV. 10" abraham Lin
cOln.' lion. Schuyler Colfax. SOnth Bend
Ind.
THURSDAY. NOV. li.-"A Visit To the lO
,rnite Valley" DR.. .. II. Tiffany, Fhi!aacl
phi.. Pa.
FRIDAY. NOV. ...-Headings by Prot. Frank
bradford. New York City.
&2- Sale OF Reserved Seats vii! Iegin on
Monday, Nov. :. AT 8 Il. H.. at l.. Fn1 Darsmith's
Book Store, No - East King street.
Course tickets for reserved seats 81 .:h
Single ticket for L, serve; seits..............A 40
Sin,.i" ticket. general admission. ~
Lectures will begin at SOclOck.
nOV2.i $50 ?.l0.ll.!2,lr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

!.nanncI WaIt!:.an, o! CrcIain town
ship. has laid u,cn OIL. table 4 very la,gc
and bca,!tt.,;! car Of yellow corn. The
length Of iic car is fourteen ii!nEcs. and il
contains ci:,it"cI. rows, each row contain
iil- an :sv"r:,"r "f ,iI grains, making liza
nriirs j., All
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
COLUMBIA NEWS.
AK E3;aU..R CcR:sIsPUEDG:NC

:,EE :E;GJ.:R CcRhEsPGc;D.:NC;t
Al z meeting Of tic Columbia, ire con-
pany held last evening it vas decided Il
appoint 4 committee to confer with cotin
ci! On the question ci having the engine
put i: the shop :cr repairs. Tic en.'Af
has been in continuous service Tor ab2l
fourteen yea!s and Ike w9ar and tear cL II
in that time make the repairs absolutely
ncccssari. The cost Of these repairs vii
be somewhere ..cav six o- seven hundred
dollars. and The company docs not feel aDit
to meet ti.i:. cXponcc, hence The appoint.
mer. O! tie committee. Councils viii
meet on Friday evening next and will
probably do something IN the matter.
The Mila sGci' ty Of the +. l.. LuthcTat.
church mes Ii I evening az the residence:
of Hiram Wilson. on the corner o.. Second
and Locr.t streets, and transacted w..,a;
little business "la hrcuyh; up: w:scn II was
decided to adjourn 70 meet Oh "Wednesday )
evening next. :,Gtc: prayer meeting, IL ;hC
lecture room al tic church.
Sheriff StGiae made a clean sHcc;, yc>,-
tcrday in :hc Goods Of the Utter Eros.
seized b. creditors. and snld ;lt pIliic sal
for their benefit. the sale was :ttcnde
by the usual crowd y; curious women an
u I II.
al ahighcr i;r'rr t!.aE would have bee
aeicd in i"t:;il sto:c Of the c!aractc
rC the unc closed, and The remainder
there was little los; upon. some
pCopic--ant! they were III Tic sale "c5ter-
'!ay-k&vc m ;;!c# AT ;,ny! Thing purchased
at an. auction IS cEcan. whereas the coil:r;-
- is very ui!cn the .&ct.
ij;v. r. y. >;i:i.-v. D:&!ur uf the j.. i:
utll,.ail c!Inrc.l. viii fn-I,n.row evening,
;,a"n sc.:t.S .: SERMONS to y;ul= rnen, 10
which al :.c invited - attend These
sermons vii probably { ntiIlc a couple 81.
months. The subject fer the Initial ser
mon is - I young ma. whose name W. S
Saul
Last ,:~c.:i:. 5 ,,:la.s .,s .;.:.:d Of i'll us
telling iloy: No.yt; .,".,r.ec C.anc and j.
4. .irvc:.; brought II forty ducks: bat
thea tic.o ,l,icl vrr,. ",,:oy h,i: "
;:.a:..:ratr weed .. 'tcrit .ci#.'' wiruIc>s.
and ia"rri,I. III. able IL ~, !.,lcss and
u..I, IL rl.p....; kin, around, bus :.f :,
s,ln!nc:ri.,al Get q , AVID ai.!,. ia >wi.n f.,r =
week VII! :: .L...... around tlcir :,c;i;s.
The r;..a.d can j.. Traced to a c,::prr u!'
.ascal!y r!ri..s.
:. liz, .nrv a,... ......i,.,: ,<i.:i,i.i,i. WIZ
:.a .,iyc.. in fl:.: u;,.:a I,,s.s.. on Friday
.:vc!.n~. Nnvc"iI.~r 18th. uD,icr the M
~i;;cec ..t It. Peters Cu;:ln:, church. III"
programme: ~ .-,r:,.:;.., will b. ur an in
icrcstinr ,.a.,:r and We I,sya u, slyiiu
!lle entertainment viii take.
'Gh" Rcrub.i"an ilr.,.Gsiar...s., IA Dii
Fellows lrtI i,ay. been ,;i.n,ar}lyd, The
ran r:f;:,c,, az. t;,t.ip i.,.ti, u,fr,..:D
,!ruu hi. n3n;,,i,. md the ;.:,n has been
.,":.ifcH Vacated. 'Huc F;,n,r;;,;, viii
::.t,!ai,l" :i',tw ,f.:. WA. E.:;. ,!.a.!Gu3r-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

Lyndon, Nov. G.--ln the boat race be-
tween Laycock and Riley, Layccck won by
several lengths.
Walking match score at . p. III. /: Row ell
$40 miles, 75 miles ahead Of Iitt!cwood
and 81 ahead Of Dobler.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

IE.siI'V'S VILLA I'-SEN Eal: -AL::.
IL The sui-c"br" offers a1 private sale
until November g: all that tin, 81 BC HHAE
EEHiDENCr. and farm known rs knapp>
Villa. siiuatr I.itl!iu i.t'i II mile ni thc city
limits. in Ianct-tt + tnWnSiliD, fronting on tl',
Pl:ii;;,iri::hil turn Pile. containing about -
ACRES, vita lin" Residence. n"V|rfaiiing g
spring, Gt w:ttc",.: !arG" variety O.: ch"ic" frul
lrc- and :cian.' vines all in !ll" highest state
o. cultivation. !:,:ikin:- on: of the most dCsir-
:i..rcOuntry it.~i,irnrc> in ,nr vicinity.
..iS.. til" N.rii hnOWn TELL ) HAHN Picnic
,i;Dt <nI a,iiOinin:c above and fronting On
tllr C0R"-t0-:i. continuing uiIGH1 - ACHES
II not sold hrinr" NOVcih',s" g: th: sane
viii !r offered ~ public sale t,n iin premises
a which tii:ic about Il heal q; cattle. hei!r:S
and COWS will also Dc sold!
Also III" N"ii >nrw'n MECHANICS !tDTEi
PROPERTY. cnrn": Of Plum and Chestnut
streets. near ii." Lancaster Nalniari urin:
Company = NCrlS. This irnncr.y. if not SOLD
before E"'ciiih"r -, viii lr' offered n III"
LrOp:It! ilu!": on ih- evening Ot s.it. day.
!ni further particulars enc urr o;
LAWRENCE KNAPP.
!.i .[:,>! King Street,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
ASHORE.
\ Steamers MiSilaN.

a Stealicr's MiSilap.
Providence, II. l., Nov. 6.-The steam
er Rhode Island, Of the Providence line'
went ashore on Bonnet Point, near Beaver
Tail, Narragansett Fay, this morning.
i he passengers and crew were all safely
landed. although several Of the latter were
hurt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 8, 1880.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. 6.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, cloudy and
threatening weather, with rain; northeast
to southeast winds during the day, lower
barometer and stationary Or lower tenn
perature-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
AIle:heny's Official Majority.

PITTsEURGH, Nov. G.-Thc oi1icia! vote
of Allegheny county for president gives
the Garfield electors II, 434 majority.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
y ;, 40 T.:

-f.E AnseAxs
i.i:--~,I.Ti II i-Euv. /. i.y Rev. 7. i.
i!uy,i'r. - lie E0us. Di tt. brides :.thcr,
tnarir4 Schneider. ni thi~ ely. (" NiS-
hii!ir.nii,:t ~c!!"rCh. Ni i:.:si7:i. It,
!.E1EAI;D- -!:EET,;l:IA Ac.-!iu Iil'lT-.ay i'r.'i.-
!n.c November 1. al IN" Residence. q: hir.
inhram G!"lin""r. 2iilrr*yi!" by tie Rev.
i. ~ TnIkiCV. Nr t.rnrr" Leonard, Of West
Willow street. TO Miss Fanny q. Er"nnc:uan,
81 I.ToN,> iilc. Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

IT i. impossible 10 give Il lint i,!c:: Of In,
many beautiful nOvcltir; We show this season
The efforts OF + ore! gn Manufactures this
I9,:l have been very SJIrcc->ful. both in Solid
COlniS ana Fancic-.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

.':ArSGt
! P1ILA DELPHIA, cre.--FlO9:r-mar!,c,
| dull but steady: superine - 1908 80: eNtr.
u 00iii sos Chic ami Indiana family 80 COGs5 30
| Penna family s. J0iaj 80 st. Louis family
| at IS !5is6 80; minnesota family 70 25f05 -
Spring DO s. t6lLS -.
Rye -four at - a.
Wheat active at decline; No. Western Rec,
ii li%@l Az; Penn:,. Red 81 l3!a 9l II; Ambc:
81 l3Gl a..
Corn quiet but strnSly held; yellow at sc
mixed 55Qln51lc.
Oats quiet and steady No. !. White
4o1lc.; No. do a914c: No. 3 do a1Ia71.c: No.
=. MiXutt- GG3G%c.
Rye quiet ut Soc.
Provisions steady bat only in jobbinG
mt ". pork, Old. at sis 80 do new at SIG 30
beef hams ut i7 80 Indian Mss beet at SIS 80
bacOn-smOk.d shoulders 5iLiGI6c; salt do jllc;
smoked hams ]adlG14c; piciliaG iI:t.l.. SL@d.Dc.
Lari steady city kettle 1T S1sc: loG~e butch
cr>' 1s44Gl1Lc: prime steam IS 81.
Butter dull, aside from choice grades
Creamery extra 3lc; do good To choice: .3Ia
Sic; y. &. and n. l. extra. G6i529c Western
reserve extra 22is2ic; .iO good to chOic,, l6.t
Doc: Rolls firm with fair demand for choice ::
2lM2ic
Eggs scarce and firm: Penn'a Extra !s;. ::
Western Extra BIC.
Cheese dull ana veal, : New lo.k fail
cream at l31a@lI:c; Western full cr":,Ia al
l2la1l:34c ;dO fair to good at iii9l2c; ,ia ili!i
sklm- %. 40 l01.c.
PetroIcum nominal, rctlnc,! l2c.
Whisky at s.. IL.
Sceds-tioo,i tn prime clover duh at sG Htl.
200; Timothy nominal ut - ,0.L2 81: Fla aS-,'".'
quiet ut 81 >, bid, 81 81 asked.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

DUIslIE SALE OF CANADA HCRSES.
j On MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1880. will
b.. sold at public sale at i. ID. Dcnlinger's Mer-
rinac iic;lsc lis North Prince street, Lanc;,~
Ter city, Pa. the following Live stock:
IL Head OF Heavy Draft and Driving Horses,
from 10 6 years old. Must all be as represent
c.l by the Undersigned or no sale. \ credit of
10 days will be given.
Sale to commence at o'clock y. M. on said
,,ty. when attendance will be given by
GEORGE f. GROSSMAN.
SAM'i. Hess & Son, Aucts. n5-2td
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I ! ,''S'.

~ Struy,'.i away .Is!n, >u. y North Duii"
street. It iA.'. M:,i:r>,. ~; with white star on
ia" throat \ r'T';i.: "it J." ,'ti ;nr its re
tur:l it'd"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

t!c..'iiIc ~,';:i:i,~i :iai .!rl,i:lt:iI,.@ lat,
i.l'."- II i'lr::!'> cured ~ t.a'! Bitter:
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
H.2EEE7S.
New YGFk Market.

NEW ioRE, Nov. G--Flour-State and west
arn dull and prices without Geci:!cd change
'Supertne, ut s.; S504 30: extr., Il" mt
II 55iQ4 40; choice, do, II 75Ili 81; fancy do
- 9JGsGOO; r,und hoop Ohio 81 7QIJ choice: 'iO
ut IS 1896 60: supertine western 8; $50: p:
common to good extra do sl 55994 75 choice
dO - SoGlG 80; chOict. white wheat do ~ -
@495; Southern quiet, unchanged: common
fair to extra al 81 9ol15 so: good 10 choice
do IS 55I6S5.
Wheat I1l4c lower, andaiull: No. . Red
cash. 81 1874 do Nov, 81 151aMt Isl! do Dec,
81 l9aI 1917 do Jan, 81 :ils@I *i1. No.
White, Dec, 81 ~.
Corn shade Stronger and quiet; Mixed
western spot. 5514W5,Il lc: 10 future, 551 zoe.
Oats firm: No. ., Nov, 3g3sc; do Dec,
ill4: do Jan. .sl4c: state Io4lGc: Western
;:SaG045c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
,AsrE.; Eiii.ilT ..CEc.,.

n'hsrE:; hk-iiI .tGci!
- This Z SATURDAY CNrlii!:;:, nov. t.. $50
tlcr" v i'll IL served S:.i!Cr kr.:Ut. Pigs Erct
and i'0ato;s for iEE" FOX iI,' ,.:ilionS. nt (.
WDi-il:si.;.'S Golden Horse Hotel. 10: East
King Eirr,... TCrynrr & i.n-cI> brewing co.
i.G,-.r Beer. All lovers al :.o",, llnch ar
cpr,iiai.T IN. i!rd. l:d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
81. -sE;f'E. E.HE.NG..

.S;>.: 'g:;ES :.Tf..,fNt:.
- N.,"l iu!i!" %..ili, dis s'>..iiI!:~ Il. :i:'
Minor II";.'!. Wet King street.
Iit NJ. EtiIh;. Proprietor.
..'hl:.i, Hi;:aff slSCi' .,Sis GOOD
- ::"rr:l .T,'::,;r. ut
.iDi.E $PA%GiER'>
Opera :lruSc Saloon,
49, EDith Primo" Street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
GEW -JDVEETISEMENTS.

4 VST-DN FRIDAY AFTERNOON, OS
- Prince street, between Orange and WcSt
iin.; (.'uppo-ci near Fulton iIalD, Il five dol
lar gold piece worn as Il hrcsStpin. The finder
viii :,e suitably rewarded by returning ii Il
No. :, South Water street. (nOv. Git
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

nHT -@.n1 reporter VII neatly ~!,as-t y,,'
.'rti::;. ..I;nt %tir'ir! saving Soap.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06
Stock N;:rHct.

Stock M;:rkct.
NEW YORK >'rOCES.
Stocks strong.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-11-06

nG-2tdOaw<w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-05-27

III
and Mrs. D. c. Goldman, Mrs. DIR. Wait, Mrs
| Needham, Capt. and Mrs. F. W. Colin, Miss A
II. Bassctt. Mr.. and Mrs. j ohm Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Dotg. 11a.- sfti 5-5.,rsfi E.ir5i =
Grayes-Col, VIM. Frazer, VIM. Goodman. Beach
Bassett, John F. Wells.
Fourteenth Div-John' Wadsworth. Captain,
Mrs. John wadswor III. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bost-
wick. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Robinson. Capt. and
Mrs. C. A. Mason. Mr., and Mrs. l. W. Kirk. Mr..
and Mrs. WIN. d. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. Alison
Earl. Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Cook. Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Z. Frazer. a''t ''' 'ii
Graves-Gen. John Campbell, Samuel C.
Thompson. Peter Tyrrell. cid III. e b1.
Fifteenth Diy.7S. d. Harris. Captain. Mrs. S.
.. Harris. -Nr. and -Hrs Isaac Kelly, Hrs. 3. j.
Wells. Ar. and Hrs. E. P. Hatfield. Martha Walk
ei, Wrs. II. u. Skinner. Ars Silas B. Swain. DIR.
aud Ars. r. B.Johnson. Nr. and Mrs. j ohm AIm-
strong. Xr. and Mrs. D. N. Furry a9ind isebsig
Gfaves-Gen. Samuel D. Harris, Isaac Kelley,
Schuyler Cutler. John Walker.
Sixteenth Div.ARaiph Ely. Captain. Mrs.
Ralph Ely. Mrs. Andrew Poe Mr.: and Mrs. Re-
cellus Root. Calvin Lawson, Ar and Mrs. S j.
Parmelee. Mr. and Hrs. Albert Underwood. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Poe. Ar. and Mrs. Theo. Grundel.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Z. Poe. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Poe. EG"isaa Z1 ir.ts.s'f 1.ii. - tii.sI
Gravcs-Capt. Ashley Ely. Adam Poe. John
Harmon. Fred'k Wheeler. a., Z. ,.,.e.g, az, 4.
Each division of the Decorating Committee are
to provide flowers and cvergreens suita-
bic for the decoration ofthe graves assigned them
Each division should meet at Citizens Hall on
Friday, the 2Sth inst at O'Clock a., m. atii g.
The Committee OLA Arrangementswo would respect
fully request that all business places of the city
be closed from l p. m. till4 p. m. and that our
citizens generally join in celebrating the day |
wisely SGT apart for perpetuating the memory of
{, Z, p. BRAINERD.
! Chairman of Committee of Arrangements.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-05-27

= Catarrh can be cured. Being q
poisonous infection Of the entire mu.
cons membrane, the virus can be only
reached with inoculatfve clements
which are absorbed by and incorpo-
rated with the purnlent mucous. Wei
De- Meyers Catarrhs Cure is .
constitutional remedy as reliable
aso vaccination for Smallpox. tSups
piled by Druggists.y or delivered by
DNB.IDeWey &. Cos, 46s Dey ST.,
N.qY., atI$1.50 aiipackage.a Pamph-
lets,iwithi full explanations and OVER
whelming proofs, mailed free to-
anybody 10 asf4h q .t'dh ~ 5i''-'i',''' =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-05-27

When. you are in painnyou want
prompt relief. IF the pain is caused
by.a bruise, corn, rheumatism, burns,
sore throat or ehest,s the collie, or any
iother of the injuries- or disorders to
which DR.. lIhemss'4 Eclectrie Oil is
adapted, and which are more particu-
Aarly described in the regular adver-
tisfhg column Of this paper, read ad-
vertiss'eiment with without delay and prevent
further trouble al ~ ..s..la ,.I4 .I..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-05-27
The Best L Ever Knew of.

J. e. Stsrkey, prominent and in
huential citizen of Iowa City, says !:
Il have had the Dispepsia and Liver
Complaint for several years, and have
used every remedy 1 could hear of
without any relief whatever until /
saw your Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised
in our paper, and was persuaded to try
it. am happy to state that it has en-
tirely Cured me. 1t is certainly the
best remedy ever knew Of Price
Is cts. Sold by E. p. Brainerd & Son.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-05-27
A Mothers Grief.

The pride of q Mother, the life and
joy of . home. are her children, hence
her grief when sickness enters and
takes them away. Akeswarning then,
that you are rnnning terrible risk, If
they have 4 Cough, Group, or Whoop-
ing Cough, which lead to Consump-
tlon, If you do not attend to it at once.
SHILOHS CONSUMPTION CURE
is guaranteed to cure them. Price 10
cts, so cts and 81. For lame Back,
Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price % cts. Sold by E. r.
Brainerd & Son. s-.-.-.s.zs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-05-27
Merits & Riddle

Have ia splendid lot of SEcoND-HAND
TOP BUGGIEs on hand of the very best
make, which they will sell cheap. Par
ties in want of Buggy will do well
to call and see them. They will all be
warranted. and will do much more SER
vice than any of the auction sale bug
gies now peddied through the country.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-05-27

Excellent reasons'exist why Thomas
Eclectric Oil should be used by per-
sons troubled with affections Of the
throat or lungs, sores upon the skin,
rheumatic pain, corns, bunions, or ex-
ternal Injuries. The reasons are, that
it is spec dy, Pnres and unobjectionable
whether taken internally or applied
externally. The advertisement in an
other cofdnin,, IN relation to it, should
tbe ceada Note-Eclectrsc, selected and
electrified. .sss3s 1.ig! s-.- p ais7f 7asai o
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Now is the Time

To buy Hats and all other Millinery
goods. have this day added to my
already large stock IA dozen Of new
Hats and BonDets; also, Feathers.
Flowers, old ladies' Head Dresses and
Caps, Babies" Hoods, fancy Silks. Sat-
ins and Gmsny other Agoods-all of
which is open for inspection. Call
and see them. l. .Y-.IS Pf-.E
eBatter and eggs taken in exchange
for goods,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-05-27
.,nEeWaSE I'm TIME,

It is a factswen known by almost all
families that DIR. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry has cured more
cases of Consumption, Asthma, Bron-.
chitfs, etc, than any other physicians
preecriptf0n ever compounded. It re-
ievess as is by magic, all soreness and
irritation dof throat and lungs. It is'
quieting and soothing in its effect, and
is unexcelled as a general tonic. Keep
a bottle always on hand. A few doses
never fails to cure. an ordinary cough
or cold. Price of large pint bottles, 81.
s., Belding & Armstrong, Agents:
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Wine for Females and 1nyaifds.
: 1t is well known that there are cases
the most strict advocates of tenn
perance are obliged to use some sort
of wine, especially those who are old
and infirm. Many weakly females, a.
well as invalids and debilitated per-
sons IN WARM weather need a little
strengthenine vine. The great diR.
Guilty has been in procuring rich wine
that is reliable. There are many cases
where wine would be used to great
advantage in place of alcoholic drinks
if only genuine article could be had,
and npon which physicians could rely
As being strictly pure; without alcohol
ic admixturs, The Port Grape Wine
Of Alfred Speer, of Passaic, New Jer-
sey, has been analyzed by chemists in
almost every State, and has always
been proved strictly pure and benefi-
cial. This wine is now being used in
hospitals and in families for medicinal
purposes, also in churches for commun-
ion services. Mr.. Speer's mode of
conducting the fermentation is such as
to retain the rich flavor and sweetness
of the fruit without much fermenta-
tfon 70 create stimnlstive properties.T
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Administrators Sale.


Yin pursuant of an order of the Probate Court
il Of Portage County. Ohio. / will offer for sale
at'public auction on, SATURDAY., the 10Th day OF
June, A. d 1880. between the hours of two and
three O'Clock p m. upon the premises the fol-
lowing described, real estate situate in the
County of Portage. Township OF Nelson and
State of Ohio. to-wit: & : ..l. fi-'ztt = .
1st TRACT.-Sitpatedo on Lot No. ii, beginning
in the south line of said lot at stake 3tK links
east of the southwest corner of said lot; thence
running north deg. II min. east. 35b0H chains
to D stake in center Of road thence south I6 deg.
min. east, along the center of said road 7O2x
chains to post; thence south deg. IT min.
west, "a 04 chains to post in south line of said
lot; thence north SS deg. 80 min.c west, along
the south line OF said lot SIX chains to place
Of beginning, containing 25 523 acl es. cd
I'd dTRACT.-Siflated on Lot No. 45, bounded as
follow: Beginning as q post on the east line of
said lot 10 II chains south from the northeast
corner of said lot; thence south 25 min. west.
along the east line of said lot 10 50 chains 70 .
stake; thence north 50 deg. 40 min. west, 1850
chains to black ash posts thence north Is min.,
east 1881 chains to o black ash post; thence
south SO deg, east 1859 chains to place Of be-
ginning containing ~ acres of land. "a t',sIl 2
1st 7ract.-Appraised at $1261 SO. - i,,.s Il
I'd zfdcs.-Appraiseda at $3.50 90. ..lf 4a-.Es-
a, TERMS OF SALE:-CAsh. I.,J,a-a l.aa!i -
~ '-. ~ j JARED B. KNOWLTON. 81, =
'1i Admir- Of Edwin L. Bancroft, deceased. L
: BY E.s-W. MAxsoN, Atty. a.aUs.a 80, ! o.
''' May IS, 1880. - ..st- 612-w4.