The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-10-07

the statutes of Ohio for the sole pun
pose Of purchasing lands and fittin
them up for the Agricultural Society
then leases the grounds to the Societ
on payment of $500, and an annua
rental of Sl25. Are the officers of til
Park Association the officers of tn
Agricultural Society? Is there a Credi
Mobilier here on a small scale? Som
Republicans around the county woui'
like to be officially informed Eefor
election. 1t is such suspicious as thes
that have instigated an inquiry int
these matters by some honest, con
scientious Republicans, and they
would like all honest answer, withou
insult and vituperation from bale
principled penny-a.liners.
Mr.. bud" Brown, of Nelson, the
Democratic nominee for Commissioner
has had no connection personally with
the circular. No more honest, upright,
conscientious gentleman exists in the
State of Ohio. The attack upon him
by the Rep-Dem. is an attack upon
every honest man i'm the county who
has independence enough to entertain
all opinion and express it in Il gentle
manly manner. He was formerly a
Republican, and AS such was honest
and conscientious, and was respected
by the author of the attack upon him.
His great sin, i'll the opinion of the
Rep Dem. is in not continuing in the
wake of 800. Should Mr.. Brown be
the people will have Il capable,
honest and efficient officer One who
will attend strictly to his official busi-
ness, and not be perambulating the
palming off patent machines
upon the honest farmers, and charging
his time to the county.
Mr.. Hatfield needs no vindicatiOn.
Asa gentleman, in his profession, and
in all the business relations in which
he has been called to act, he is without
blemish or stain, and had as good
right to accommodate a friend as any
other man. Whatsoever his tax might
have been, he lives by his own means
and not from the hard earnings of poor
servant girls, widows mites nor or
phans inheritance. .. -.
SMALL NOTES.-Elder Reno, with
about 1000 others, had his pockets
picked at the Grant demonstration at
Warren the other day. He lost 25
cents and his railroad ticket. The
Elder says he knew what kind of a
crowd he was going into, and left his
money at home, taking only enough |
o buy his lager. Aaron Wilson lost
81 on the same occasion. Another |
Republican In tOwn-name a secret
ost quite heavily. Gen. Hazen lost |
'42.-I say lost, which is probable in
correct, as it is claimed by some that
he victims were assessed for cam paign
purposes. It is claimed by those who
ught to know, that COnkling brought
he assessors with him from Utica.
such successful assessment was nev-
r known before, but the Republicans
AVE got stealing reduced to science.
One Repub. from this place got too
luch temperance and morality into
i'm, and his friends had to hold him
nto the cars. He kicks the beam at
so lbs and was bad lift, especially
Or those who had too much load be-
)re.
That proud banner that was flung to
he breeze here few weeks ago, with
D much eclat, is now tattered, torn
nd frizzled. Only two letters, G and
+, remain, which are interpreted to
lean Gone Up, while the frizzled ends
,rithe, wriggle and twist, first IA B, and
len a ., and then flap comes Il 8, and
, it goes, day after day, one unceasing
%.
A good joke is passing round. A
oung man in town was considered
oubtful by the Republicans and they
,pOrted him as such. He had con-
uded to vote for Garfield. In due
me he received the }" Life of Garfield"
Y mail. He read it carefully and
and now he declares for
Hancock.
Clothes thieves have boen around.
[rs. Hall lost washing a while ago.
Hiram, Oct. 4, 1880. I'll.
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rom the saltwater (Minn) Messenger.
ANINTE ESTsNG CASE
Dangerous Case Of Group Cured
by TracheOtOmy.
Some two weeks ago Eddie, Il young
III of Sandy MeDougall, suffered Il
<,f hran |
he patient rapidly grew worse, and I
he attending physicians declared that
is life could not be saved. At this
lncture Drs. Caine and Donald were
sized to take the case under their
large, and when they first visited the
ID on Tuesday, September IA, at 3
clock p. M, he was apparently in
ying condition. 1t was evident that
My by tracheOtOmy could relief be
forded to the little sufferer. The
,achea (wind-pipe) was accordingly
pened and silver tube skillfully in
.rted. A few minutes later the child I
lrew up quite piece of membrane,
kperiencing immediate relief. An
improved condition was soon manifest,
nd at the end of six days and nights,
uring which one of these physicians
as constantly at the child's bedside,
iOcHtiy WttCuinS Chc pIoStCSS vi ehS |
case, the tube was removed
nd the opening closed. AT this wri- I
ng the little fellow is practically we'll.
his is the first instance that an opera
on of this kind has had a successful
ssult in this city, and there are few if
ny instances of it's success in the
tate. 1t is but natural that these
ledical men and their friends should
'el greatly elated over the result.
The DIR. Caine mentioned in the
bove article is a native of Ravenna, a
IN of the late DR.. VIM. Caine, decd.
New Millinery.
Miss l.. G.. Jackson has received
Irge and elegant stock of new Fall
[illinery Goods to which she respect
lily invites the attention of the ladies
Rayenna and vieinity The stock