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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17

RAVENNA. THURSDAY. JUNE II, ISs
01xETERY GATES open Gom sEvEs A.
tiilsrytS srsssr .stios.
Eo schools nov, and the children al
happy. - = Z -
AN abundance of rain during tn
last few days. II
!. 1t looks very much now as il sc la
escaped the June frosts.
PHILHARMONIC CONCERT at Oper
fHouse Wednesday Eve June 2srd.
hsJlowscasses iare makihg .nerr
music in the woods and fields.
Good Baggies, Market and EXPIRES
Wagons CHEAP. FURRY & Sons.
slfrss GIBLR dsgs eat the oper'
House, Wednesday Eve, June 23rd.
A Tramp Abroad, by Mark Twain
at : II, ifS STILES. 5fi1 s4rieq
THOSE Duets; Trios and ousftsts q,
at the Opera House, June 2Srd.
| We are under obligations to General
Ewing for Congressional documents.
Furry & Sons have fine Carriages.
tFT'Dcrls fFT'iDcss Ao~IA1 TT2i3AIHG
The squirrels are ripe, and the boys
are picking them of frapidly.
Buy a first class Buggy of Furry &
Sons, cheap for cash. ,5aaos
Now business HAS revived-like the
man kept tavern in Indiana. NJ >
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS grass and cot
ton, at F. H. Stiles.
DoN'T miss those Violin Solos by
Prof Henry Sperra, Wednesday Eve,
June 23rd.
. Buyers are paying from 35 to AZ cents
a pound for wool, but the farmers are
wanting SO cents. N.-''-''-'''''A
Diphtheria is prevailing, to an alarm
ing extent in our neighboring village
OF Kent. eiiij JilRz sbl5hibl4
ri The political priests propose to give
God rest for time while they put in
Q title work for Garfield ai'is-,i
; Copious rain storms Saturday might
and Sunday freshened up vegetation
wonderfully. - 90 'ia' : - s.'-'
, Rev. ANDREW WILSON will preach
in the Weaver School House, Shalers-
viiie' on Friday Evening" June iotn.
HIRAM SAPP, Superintendent of the
Wadsvorth tJnian Schools. ia Visiting,
his parents and Ravenna friends. y
New Boohsz Mark Twain. Mra
A. d. Wbttney. NJ S,Harland, Mrs.
Rurnett snd otheru. NJ II. Stiles. Il
aSs,
f..n..n in so,ss sss+;on. as I.msos
d6ne 70 wheat b1 r,Ist q 81
- a.a,, = allli z.
ur . i'ayeunpA y .pI Rays 'e1n.niy H'ee
A.'.- .n ..s@ - s.na
V~e'..s sue 'e 4 q eis='11'' 'Ap'"A- ~ '"o
age,n ff4iro EIiK g-a u ie i
-. IA .ao .-W .4oQq ...at a
N. S.OlhN w4tseii'a numoer Oh VII
lage lots at auction on oaturday' june
s0tn. see advert'semen' ~ sen l'sal' IN n aho' ',A d
eoiuhh' ..H59r.r,.i.
A new billiard r9om sndssaioo has
been opened in Pitkin's room one door
sast of Opera block. at which John s.
Walker, Jr. Is officiating as clerk. -
T,..n Grand 1,,,orns 80 Of E,rp,.enni-
{ Crowned with the Tempest ''-with4
solos byi Mr.. Fiuhart and Miss A. T.
aiblin. at the Opera House, June 2srd,
alone !, worth & ths price p,' Of admission: DIN s
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Dupree,s Oil Of Beauty.

Dupree's Oil Of Beauty
The only PERMANENT complexion
ubeautffier known to chemical science.
Prevents wrinkles, makes the old look
young, lsalIowness, tan, blackheads,
disappear, and beauty secured. Sold
by Druggists. I'd fI:1 8
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17

John S. Rowan, agent for the sale
of the Old Mountaineer's medicines,
will be in Ravenna on Friday and
Saturday, June Is and 19, at the Com.
mercial House, where any of the Old
Mountaineer's medicines can be had
of bum sHsIwill: yisit Ravenna every
two weeks, on Friday and Saturday,
till November.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17
SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
.5sas..s i,,r -oF-
RAVENNA, OHIO.
.-uan a4..E t. - ---I D. i'-f'a1 ut
Capital Paid In, $15o, 900
Surplus and Profits, $25 300

o. q, BONDS of all kinds bought and sold.
and exchanged at current market rates
U. 9. COUPON FOUR PEN CT. BONDS
ON hand for Immediate delivery. .;!.I
FaF.ta = - ~ ..
E. Il. RICHARDSON, Presgt,
ID. GOODMAN. WIN. II. BEEBE, !
6ll Vice President. Cnshier.
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Statement made Under Oath.

To WHOM IT NAY CoNCKRN.-In the year 1878
l treated with Kendalls SPAWN Cure, a bone
SPAWN OF several months growth, nearly half as
large as hen egg, and completely stopped the
iameness and removed the enforcement have
worked the horse ever since very hard and he
never has been lame. nor could ever see anV
difference IN the size OF the hook Joints since I
treated him with Kendall's SPAWN Cure
- a-s-4 .E4s K r GAINES.
Enosbnrgh Falls. Vt, Feb. Is, 1879.
Sworn and subscribed to before me this 9Th
day of Feb A. d. 1879
JOHN G. JENNIE Justice Of the Peace
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17

hNfcKLH PLATED
Patent Lever Time Keeper, at 81,
$1.5O, $500.
598. WAIT, DEWEY & CO.
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kEMDlLL's SPAWN CURE |

AKRON, OHIO, Dec Sand, 1879
B. j. KENDALL Il CO-Gents:-I cannot rec
ommend" Kendall's SPAWN Cure'' too highly 1
have friend who Ownes . valuable horse
pearance of very bad SPAWN. He tried every
known remedy and gave up. thinking the spav-
in WAS incurable persuatl him To try vour
SPAWN CuIe. and, after using it according to di-
rectiOns to use his own language, at Knocked
the SPAWN higher than kite - and a yaIuabIe
horse was saved and restored to usefulness i
am now selling your book. - Treatise on the
Horse and bis Diseases - and am meeting with
2reat shccess. YOurs. &c.. }. j. WRIGHT
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kENDlLl's SPAWN cuREl

KKLLEY'sIsLAND. Erie Co.. Ohio. Mar 3s,. 1880.
DIR. B. j. KENDALL Co.,. GRNTS:-I have
used your Kendall's SPAWN Cnre'' ON . bone
SPAWN and am pleased to report that it has
taken the enlargement entirely of. 1t took only
one bottle to perform the cure. l am confident
4 1t IS properly used it will do all yon claim for
it. Yours truly. CM LINCOLN.
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: has procured some


direct from the Vineyards. 1t is ex.
cellent for females, especially for those
with nursing infants. ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17

Another Grand Concert OF the Ra.
VIENNA PhilharmOnic.
The Musical Stars of Portage County, Look
what xh array of talenti
Prof. Henry SperrsrlOng connected with one
of the first musical organizations of the coun-
try. as First Piolinist, and who now appears for
the first time before an audience in his native
town, -,
Miss Giblin. the well known popular Soprano.
who never. sings without creating enthusiasm
in her audience. and who has reaped harvest
of encores.
Prof. RudloG the leading Pianist. and Miss
Albertine Grnndcl and Miss Helen Poo, always
deservedly popular and favorites with the peo-
pie.
These are to be supported by large Chorus
many well known members of which will as
sist in Quartets. TriOs and Duets, in a Concert
which will be o veritable musical attradtion for
Ravenna. We thank the public for past patron
age. and once more invite them to an entertain
ment with which they will be delighted. Re-
member the time Wednesday Eve. June 23rd.
at Reeds Opera House. Admission. % cents; i;
Reserved Seats, 35 cents.
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CORRESPONDENTS

FINE WRITINd.-Amonx the specimens of the
pupils attending s. p. Benjamin's second term
Of lessons, We notice several very fine ones.
The premium awarded is q beautiful piece of
ornamental penmanship. now on exhibition at
the post office. The report of committee aw ard :
ing premium will be found in to days paper.
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Proposals.

Examinations of Teachers will be held at the
Union School House in Ravenna, commencing
at O'Clock A. NJ and closing at O'Clock P N
on the following SATURDAYS. tO-wit:
JULY 10. 1880;
AUGUST 2, 1880.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-No certificate will be ante
dated.
By order of Board.
CA. REED, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN bers have been appointed and qualified as
administrators the estate of Thuel Norton
late of Hiram, Portage County, deceased.
8. ID. NORTON
JAMES NORTON
OZIAS ALLYN.
Ravenna, June 9th. 1880. 6l6-3w
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The Greatest Remedy Known.
DE. KING's NEW Discovery for
Consumption is certainly the greatest
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reachef, esGsripg beHsnity4 Thous-
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Why should not everyone live out
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low impure blood, weakness of the
kidneys. imperfect digestion, and urin-
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advertised alcoholic beverages and fer
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6arsaparilla will surely remove all
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Belding T. Armstrong are agents for
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-06-17
RAvENNA HIGH SCHOOL.
Graduating Exercises.

The graduating exercises of the Ra
VIENNA High School Class of 1880 tool
place at Reeds Opera House OH Thurs
day Evening last, and called out ont
of the largest audiences that ever as
sembled in that cspaciOus Hall, which
was filled to its utmost capacity. The
stage was prOfusely decorated with
flowers, plants and evergreens, and
presented most beautiful appearance.
The class numbered nineteen, and was
one of the largest that has ever gradu-
ated at this school, and all of the young
ladies and gents participating in the
exercises acquitted themselves in an
admirable manner, and to the credit of
themselves and the managers and
teachers of.our school. Where all did
SO well, we deem it unnecessary to in
dulge in invidiOus comparison or criti-
cism of the performances.
The following was the
PROGRAM;
Chorus .....--..'. Saofy TR e Sod IN 'he h'snes'
Chorus. Let the Dewdrops Do Our Weeping
Grafton Hart Il: Pryor tGasaiG1 5Ensiish,. IN l0''
Essay ay..................s scratching for Crumbs
Florence NJ Krake tLatipl.
~ Kiititie a. Mason iEnglishl.
Solo and Chorus scotch Lassie Jean
Eliza Dalrymple.
assay Mary Rubiean (Engiish).
Belle c. stouner Natin).
fA''0n jaime: Hezie Ford iEngiishj.
Trio .................Do Down Among the Lilies
Misses Horton, Gretzinger. Poe. StouHsr.
Mason. CLARK.
Essay Investments and Dividends
Mary Edith Doty Hat:n,.
' viii K Quinn tLatinj.
-t ~ Lena Gretzinger IatinJ.
Misses Horton and Robinson:
Essay. Watchman, What of the NightY
Edith Linton (English).
~ Ann Eliza Dalrympie tIatinj.
~ Henry Morrison Wait iLatini.
Misses Dalrympie and stouffer. and Messrs
Pryor and Beatty.
" Kate NJ. Robinson tEatin)
Essay .........WeB Build Our Own Monuments
Robert g. Beatty iLatinJ.
Solo N. L. Glover.
Laura Strong (Latin).
Julia Champion Clark (English(:
ESSAY Jessie Horton lLatins. 1''' D''>
Cornet Solo. LIE File du Regiment |
Hart e. Pryor.
" ~ Fred a. Russell iLatinj. - -''
Presentation of Diplomas.
Class Song.
Benediction.
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became 0e% En- HQ9k8 4O4eytDysuse-
i1e rKi4sdiSil1IfispSvA quMh;1 Read
THE Alumni Association of the Ra-
veuns fHgn School held their seven-
teentif invefsarJ at tie COMMERCIAL
Hotel on Friday Evening last. The
meeting was very pleasant and enjoy
able. " ..a4 i, .s,;,.,a.i Il, - rs. i. =.
ON Monday, Harry Dawes, Mike
Malonsy and Hiram Weldys Of rAtwa-
ter, were sx AmiDed before JusticeSper-
IA, and fined S. 90 each and costs, for
- aeseplt md battery committed on
tuSef fetse4 Ses yOass lad AA1ned Ule-
mont, aged about IA years. -e'i 49," (
THE Ravenna Fire Department has
been reqpestsa. TO parade attbe coming
celebration of the Fourth, and q favor
able response Is expected, and the dis
play of the several Companies will
constitute a part Of the entertainment
on tie occssionts csndstts 1iagsT
/ The bars Weredrawn in the Diamond
Glass Works, on Friday morning and
the fires will not be rekindled till Sep
tember. In the mean time the furnace
will be repaired, q new roof put upon
the factory and a plate iron snokestack
erected.
The Fourth Of July is rapidly ap-
proaeking, and we have heard Of no
steps toward the observance of the day
in Kent. Won't some one move In
this matter.-[Kent Bulletin. ~
-9 Oh, don't now Just come over to
Ravenna and let US all be joyous and
happy together. - ~ i-''5' Oh ''''% al
THE trial of the three Belgian glass
blowers Of Kent, on the charge of con-
tempt Of Court II, Designating its in
junction, which took place before
Judge Spear st the Court House on
Saturday, lasted TIL near midnight,
and. was not then concluded. The tes-
timony in the case was all got in, but
the arguments Of the counsel were de-
ferred, and are to be, written out
furnished the couzt fog consideration.
On Tuesday Sheriff Keller start
ed for Streetsboro' on business,
driving a spirited horse that had not
been used for several days. When
about two miles from town, the nag
became fractiOus, and in a playful
mood kicked over the cross-bar of the
shafts, and in. fopRdering about threw
itself and, the buggy, sad the vehicle
was considerably smashed up. Aside
from q few scratches about the face,
Sheriff Keller was uninjared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-21
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Our Dangerous Class as Voters.

Editor !StGr:-An incident recently occurred
In the eastern part OF the city which came near
being counterpart to the Hirth murder. A
gentleman "a strangely, visiting friends on Cap
itol Hill, walked out In the vicinity of Lincoln
Park, through the park, and took the narrow
footpath leading beyond. and had not proceeded
FAR when he met cOlored man and woman.
The path was narrow and very muddy on either
side, and the gentleman turned out, giving the
man and woman ample room to pass when the
man damned against him and cursed because
he did not give more road, at the same time
knocking the gentleman down and beating him
when party of colored roughs came up and
began to kick and pound the stranger, who
managed to get at his revolver, when he fired
at random into the crowd, which frightened his
assallants-one man. as he ran, cursing and
yelling that he was shot. The stranger weak and
fainting, made all haste to get to his friends
on East Capitol street, and for three days
could not leave his bed and then business
obliged him toresume his journey, and nothing
could be done TO punish those who assaulted
him. The question Of street rights needs ven-
tilating, as in many parts OF the city colored
roughs oblige ladies TO give them the entire
monopoly OF the sidewalks The many murder
GUS assaults within the past few weeks reminds
one OF the days when suffrage was dominant
here: The scenes preceding the election and
the dangerous rabble at the polls where knives
and firearms ruled the hour, and the mightinesS
OF the ignorant voters who cast their ballot for
the men who gave them the most ''taffy" was
certainly intolerable. A large portion of Wash
ington residents go home yearly to VOTE and
would, on no account, lose their identity by
voting out of their own states. Is not the in
terests OF all parties served by the present form
OF government? l hope the ladies' of the Dis
trtct OF Columbia will take this matter in hand
and fight suffrage here until they, too, are per-
mitted to go to the polls. Did not crowds of
colored people rush into Washington from
Maryland and Virginia just to stuff the ballot
boxes formerly? Now let the leading spirits in
the National Woman Suffrage convention insist
on their rights, II suffrage Is again to be sad
died on our citizens. This would equalize the
power. b. BEECH
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THE COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday James Ii. Taylor's application for
admission to the bar was referred.
To-day Lehman agt. Pullman Palace Car Co:
argued and submitted.
EQUITY CeURT-Judge James,
Yesterday Jones VS.. Jones; decree pro confesso
made absolute, and sale ordered by o. c. Green
trustee.
To-day Barbour agt Blinkhorn; leave to sell
granted. Schruler agt BlarSon: order dis
charged and reference. Webster agt. Stewart:
on hearing.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-JhtdJe Cartier.
To-day John Shier, resisting officer; hearing
resumed.
POLICE COURT-Jttdge Shell.
To-day, Jas. b. Hammond, threats to John w.
Bayne; bonds to keep the peace. Daniel Hardy
small colored boy, was charged with malic
fouSly knocking off the iron spear heads of the
railing at the White lot $50 or 60 DAYS. VIM.
Matthews, Vagrancy; bonds or 30 DAYS. Jas.
Goodman and Lewis Johnson, loud and bolster
Gus: IS or Is days each. VIM. B. CHAMPION
profanity; s.. Samuel Williams, loud and ools-
terous s. or Is days. Belle Christian, threats
10 Mary T. Day; personal bonds to keep the
peace for six months. Edward Smith, assault
on Annie Raymond: $40 or 80 days. JosepE
White, assault on Mary Munroe S. ,,rrn Jsfk
son, larceny OF glass tumh',r-r from VIM. Ma
CURE; s. or Is days. Peston Brooks. larceny OF
ee SlaG * and to- dog; SO. VIM. Tyler, lar
~ pocketbOok from Samuel Keyes; six
--.unJhs In Jail. Gustave Rupert, charged witt
keeping dangerous dog which he allowed to
run at large; $40. Abraham Page, carrying
pistol; $50 or 60 days. Isaac Brown, threats to
Jennie Rouse; personal bonds.
Robert Miller, from whom load of coal was
stolen, as mentioned In Police Court proceed
ingS in yesterdays STAR, is a white man, and
not colored, as publshed.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-21

sE"Pernit me to assist you,' said man
politely to Mrs. Whyland, as she was mounting
some icy steps at Virginia City, land to take
your pocketbook," he added. as he snatchedit
away and ran off.
TEA bridal party in a St. Louis Justices Of
fce lacked the bridegroom He had quarreled
with the bride, and after waiting an hour be-
yOnd the appointed time, she told her friends
that he probably did not mean to come at all.
Thereupon an old admirer offered to take the
missing mans place. The woman hesitated,
but fifteen minutes Of vigorous courtship won
her consent, and the ceremony was performed.
The treasury OF Maine Is taking a rest.
The treasurer doesn't know whose drafts to
honor, and clutches his cash reSolutely.
rs-said parent to his little son, who had
committed some act OF indlScretlOn. ''DO you
know that l am going to whip your" yes"
said the boy, 81 suppose you are, because you
are bigger than / am"
sX-Ex-Gov. Curtin despairS OF seeing any
American literature until our literary minded
young men have studied the histories of the
several states as closely as they study the histo-
ries OF European nations
tE-A man has been arrested in Queens
county, Long Island, on suspicion OF completely
in the murder OF Annie DOwney in New York
few nights ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-21

Letters were read from Gen. John A. Logan,
Secretary Sherman, and several others, express
ing regrets at their absence and sending sub
scriptions and words OF sympathy for the cause.
lows: w. w. Corcoran, George W. Riggs, Hon.
Walter s. Cox, William Cali, John F. Ennis,
Frank Hume, Daniel Mammalian, John Tyner,
Simon Wolf, James A. McDevitt, JAS. D. Power,
A. s. SolOmons. w. A. Plunkett. Edward Tenn
pie, John U. Ke0gh. John Saul, Thomas Anti
sell, Rudolph Eichhorn. James R. O'Beirn,
Daniel Brosner Arthur Small, George F. Har-
bin, James Raglan, NJ. E. Urell, James Fuller
ton.
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CUTICURA
HUMORS OF THE SCALP,
LOSS OF HAIR.
LOSS OF HAIR.

Loss of Hair in thousands of cases is due entirely
to some form of scalp disease. Seventy five per
cent. OF the number of bald heads might be covered
with hair by judicious use of CUTICURA, assisted
by CUT1cURA SOAP. 1t is the most agreeable as well
the most effective hair restorer ever produced by
1t is medicinal in the truest sense of the word
All others are some oeaeenous mixture of poisonous
dyes. None but CUTICURA possesses the specific
medical properties that enable it to cure all itching
and scaly diseases that inflame and irritate the
scalp and hair glands and tubes, causing premature
badness. Medium doses Of the CUTIcURA REsoL-
VENT will purify the oil and sweat glands of the
virus of scrofulous humor of the blood and insure
permanent cure. when taken in connection with the
outward application Of CUTICURA.
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Amusemenfs &c.

FOID's OPERA HoUSE.-The "Black Crook"
drew another crowded house last evening. The
audience was delighted with the gorgeous seen
cry and splendid accoutrementS OF the company.
The ballet is the best seen here for some time.
"Black Crook" again tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER.-LOtta played "Musette'
again at the National last evening, in her own
delightful way and to an audience who showed
their appreciation by bouquets, laughter and
applause. Tonight she viii play "Zip.n The
other plays. Her support is very good.
THEATER COMIQUE.-The Pettingin Boom"
at the Comique is very good and thanked by
other equally. as attractive features makes an
nightly.
E-STREET BAPTIST CHuRcH.-Rev DR.. G. W..
Samson, of New York, will lecture at this
church this evening on Evolution" He has
the reputation of being a deep thinker and
effective talker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-21

The curIcuRA REMEDIES are prepared by Weeks
l. Potter, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington
street, Boston, and are for sale by all Druggists.
boxes, containing two and one-h half times the guam
tty Of small, 81. REsoLvENT, 81 per bottle. CUTI-
CURA SOAP. rs cents by mail, 80 cents: three
cakes, Is cents.