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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1881-09-15
lMPoRTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you
by the BURLINGTON ROUTE. 1t will pay
.you = rsad their advertisement to be found
o1novharo n this tes1A
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~ Me Albert Anderson, York Street,
Buffalo, fell down stairs and severely
bruised his knee. A few applications
j a. Thomas Eclectric Oil entirely
cured him.
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Incredfble.

F. A. Scratch, druggist, RuthveD,
Ont, writes; 81 have the greatest
confidence in your Burdock Blood
Bitters. In one case with which am
acquainted their success was almost
incredible. One lady told me that one
bottle did her more good than hum
dreds of dollars worth of medicine she
had previously taken" Price $1.OO,
trial size. 10 cents.
For sale by l. p. Seymour.
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An Entire success.

1t has been proved by the most reli-
able testimony that Thomas Eclectric
Oil is an entire success in curing the
most intricate cases Of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lame back, and wounds of
every description.
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New ADVERTISE

A CARD-ro our immediate neishl o-s and
many Kind friends We express our heartfelt
| thanks for their assistance sympathy and kind
through the illness in family and in
the sudden death of our darling little boy.
Nelson. 6 ' JOSHUA MINARD,
HARRIET MINARD
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AWonderful Discovery.

For the speedy cure of Consumption
and all diseases that lead to it, such as
Z . Stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain
in the side and chest, dry, hacking
, sosgh, tickling in the throat, Hoarse-
hess, Sore Throat. and all chronic dis
eases of the throat and lungs, DR..
KNEES NEW DISCOVERY has no equal
and has established for itself a world
wide reputation. Many leading ply
s..,,ns recon mer' nd use it in their
- p'-s-sis ri toyr,uis from which il
{ -is prepared is highly recommended oy
-. ell medical journals. The clergy aid
the press have complimented 1T in the
most glowing terms. Go to your drug
gist and get a trial bottle for ten cents
or regular size for LOO. For sale by
z. p. Braiperd & Son. Ravenna-
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Answer This Question.

Why do 40 many people we see
aronnd as seem TO prefer to suffer and
be made miserable by Indigestion
;aGensipaticn, Dizziness, Loss of Az
petite, Coming up of Food, Yellow
fSkfn, when for 75 cents we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guaranteed to
cure them. Sold by
- E. p. BRAINERD & Son.
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CUSTOM SHOE SHOP.

IHAVE opened Custom Shop to manufacture
i to order al, grades ef Boots and Shoes Re-
pairi. neatly and promptly 6one thankful
for past favors I solicit the public custom
Satisfaction guaranteed
PHILIP KNAPP.
sbop on Chestnut Street. first door north Of
Empire Building. ~
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SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
A marvellous cure for Catarrb, Diph-
iberia, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasals Injector for the more successful
tfehtment of these complaints with
out extra charge. Sold by Il. +.
Brainerd s. Son.
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WARRANTED. HENRYs& JOHNSON s
ARNIeA AMI OH IiINIiENr is war
ranted to please all who use it,;
Sold by G. p. Reed, Druggist.
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LAKEWOOD, N. Y.

This favOritc resort is now entering upon its
eighth season, and continues to hold its place
in the front rank of summer resorts,
Enough rooms have already been engaged at
the hotels and cottages TO give assurance that
the coming season will be the most successful
in its history.
TO those who seek rest without stagnation
pleasure without excitement. the delight of
charm OF dwelling beside a large body of " atsr,
LAX cwOOd recommends itself strongly to favor.
more beautiful spot would be hard to find.
With its picturesque cottages surrounded by
trees; its velvet lawns sloping down to the
Lake; the church with its spire; the great ho-
tells with their cool and shady verandas; and
the lake in the foreground, it presents a perfect
picture of rural loveliness.
LAKEWOOD, originally called Lake yiew,'
from the extensive view of the Lake and its
surroundings. to be had from this vicinity. is
directly on the line of the
Now York, Penn. & Ohio Railroad.
formerly A. & G. w. r. r.
On the southern border OF Lake Chautauqua,
and is not reached by any other railway.
The through New York, Niagara Falls. Bos-
through tins beaatifuf and popular r resort. and
to deliver and take ON passengers. Conductors
are instructed to give stop over checks on all
through tickets, whether reading good for stop
over or not. This should be understood as Civ
through cars. aud when they are ready to re-
snme their journey. they can step right into one
PULLMAM'S PALACE
Drawing Room or Sleeping coaches,
And GO THROUGH TO
Niagara Falls, Saratoga,
Nesc York Boston.
This cannot be done by any other route. as no
other road runs through cars or Palace Sleeping
Coaches to or through any place on LAKE CHAU.
The visitor at Chautauqua who stops at Lake.
wood. is not cut off from the outside world. but
has the same railroad. postal and telegraph ia
cilities as at home. By leaving Cincinnati at
y: 20 r NJ. You are landed at Lakewood next
day in time for dinner; or. by leaving at 1 90
6: ID.
For Descriptive Pamphlets Tickets to Lake.
wood and return, and to Niagara Falls and re-
turn. good for stOp-over at Lakewood apply at
offices of the Nesc York. Pennsylr mia q Ohio
Railroad "A G. w. X. r }. Also. at Offices
of connecting lines West and South.
T1NVPnC are now on sale, good for re-
44OAb1O turn until September 30th.
P. ID. &C OPER W, B. SHATTUC
Gen'l superintendent. Gen'l Passenger Ag't.
Cleveland. y. Cleveland o.
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For the teeth. It cleans them, gives
a natural whiteness, delightfully."- per-
fumes the breath, and costs but 25 cts.
L. p. Seymour sells it.
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M. e. Sunday school Excursion.

M. e. Sunday school Excursion.
The NJ. E. Church Sunday School
of Ravenna will hold its semi-Centen.
nial Picnic at Colts Grove, near Cleve-
land, on Saturday next, Sept. 18th.
The train will leave Ravenna for the
Grove, via Cleveland, at 8: Is a. m.,
dation, arriving at 7:20 p. m. The
rates for the round trip are: Adults,
LBS; scholars over i2 and under Is
years, 75 cents under II years, 25 cts;
all not members of the school, Sl.25.
All are cordially invited. Tickets may
be procured at Reeds Drug Store.
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YOUR NtlGHBORs SPEAK.

The work entitled the PEOPLES CYCLIC
PEDIA. and published by Phillips X Hunt Of
New York. seems to me to be one of the best II
not the very best, OF its kind without lnyolv-
ing the heavy outlay ,lled for by the Brit n
Mica or the American, It is admirably adapted
to the use of families of moderate means. and l
upon it by many eminent scholars and writers.
/ unhesitatingly recommend it ID those wishing
a work of the kind.-REy. K. +. RANDOLPH, M.
E. Church. Ravenna. o.
Iendorse the above.-REv. A. j. BRocKwAY.
Episcopal Minister. Ravenna. ..
A brief examination of the Peoples Cyclope-
that it is worthy place in the library of every
one " no desires to be posted IN the important
facts of the worlds history.-REv. ANDREW
WILSON. Pastor Universalist Church, Raven-
ma. O.
first volume [of the Peoples Cyclopedial am
perfectly satisfied that the Tables which are TO
he printed in the last volume are worth more
than the price of the work The Maps, also. are
later and better than 1 have seen in any other
Cyclopedia,-REv. A. NJ. HILLS. Pastor Cong.
Church. Ravenna. o.
Having examined the Peoples Cyclopedia AS
carefully as a sitting of an hour or two w"uid
permit take pleasure in saying it has many
features of special value. Its Maps are excel
.ent; its collection OF Tables remarkable. The
condensation into two volumes Will recommend 40
it to many; its eheapness to all.-REv. o. T.,
ArwATER, Pastor Disciple Church, Randolph,
have somewhat carefully examined the Peo-
ple's Cyclope,iia for which Rev p Vogel IS
agent in this county and heartily recommend
il as u work of great merit. More
general and classified knowledge can be obtain :
cd from this work than from hundreds of del
lars worth of books without the help of Cy
clonelia KEW Il. w. LANE, Pastor M e.
Church, RoOtstown. ..
r. VOGEL, Cortland. o.,
Agent for Portage County.
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A THOROUG HLY PRACrICED ANDCoM-
n PETENT CHEESE AND BUTTER
MAKER Unique -tionable reierence as to
cXperIet ce and ability requii ed. To the right
man. we offer permanent employment in our
Pittsburgh house, or in our country service.
Address, with full ,,articp' ars,
SOMERS, BRO HER s. CO..
WH0lksALE PRODUCE DEALERS,
- e793W . @R@ RSrTSRuRGH. Pa,
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= beS +
Bit.ere
K t;Inh- II
Burt y 1
the b e Il !.
win ,.'sJ 10 ID
N the case { a : -, m
dropsy. The effect was mas .fvelous "
Bruce Turner, Rochester, n writes: !
have been subjected TO seriops disorder o. the
kidneys ana unable 60 rt.end TO business: BUR
bottle was used feel confident that they Will
entirely cure me-
E. Asenith Hall, Binghamton. n. Y, writes
suffered with dull pain through my left
lung ard shoulder. Lost my spirits. appetite
and color and could with difficulty Keep up all
day. Took your BURDOCk BLOOD BITTERS as
directed. and have felt no pain since first week
after using them"
Mr. Moan Bates, Elmira N. Y writes: "A bout
four years ago had attack of bilious fever.
and never fully recovered My digestive or
paps were weakened and would be complete
ly prostrated for days After using two bottles
Of your BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS the improve
ment was SO visible that was astonished. can
now. though 6i Oears of age, do a fair and rea-
sonahle days work
G. Blacket Robinson. prop'r of the Canada
PresLyteziaa. Toronto, Ont, writes: ''FOr years
l used your BURDOCK BLOOD BIrTERS with hap
piest results. and now find myself in better
health than for years past -
Mrs Wallace. Buffalo, N Z. writes: :" have
used BURDOCK BLOOD RITTERS for nervous and
bilious headaches. and can recommend them
for any one requiring cure Tor blllousness-"
" For several years have suffered from offre-
CURING bilious headaches. dyspepsia. and COM
plants peculiar to nv sex Since using your
BURDoCK BLOOD BITrERS am entirely reiiev-
ed''
PRICE. IL PER BOTTLE; SAMHLE SIZE. 10 CTS.
FOSTER, MILBURN s. co PrOp'rs,
BTFFALO. NY.
For sale by L. P. SEYMOUR. 669-4El
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--~o@>--
Novelties.

Novelties.
The serpent, lizard and other elegant
designs In glove bands can be found at
JOS. S. 3. SWAIN,
. Matchmaker and Jeweler,
Southeast corner main and Chestnut
treets. 'ss s,i. e..
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS

RAvENNA. THURSDAY, SEPT. Is, 1881.
CEMETERY GATES open from SEVEN A. u.
till EIGHT r. n. until further notice.
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Death OF q Pioneer woman.

Death OF q Pioneer woman.
I Sarah Ely, relict of the late Ashley
Ely, died at the residence of her son
Ralph Ely, in the north part of Ra
VIENNA, at 4 ): 45 p. m. Thursday, Sep.
tember Sth, 1881, in the s3d year Of heI
age. She was born in Smithfield,
Northampton county, Penn. land came
with her father, the late Frederick
Lazarus, TO Ohio in 1907. settling in
Deerfield, this county. In December,
1919, she was married to her late hus-
band and they continued to reside in
Deerfield till 1926, when they moved
to Ravenna and settled ON the farm in
the north part Of the township where
she contuinued to reside till her death.
Mr.. Ely died September End, 1868.
-Four children-two sons aud two
daughters-were the result of this
| marriage, three Of whom survive, viz !:
Linus Ely, ofChicago, I'LL, Ralph Ely
and Julia Maria, living upon the old
homestead. Alma, who married Mr..
James Carnahan of this village, died
in March, 1917. Mrs. Ely was among
the earliest members of the Congrega-
tionA Church Of Ravenna and was
cheered in her last days by the faith
which she had embraced in ber youth
and and by which she had squared her
life. She was a kind and affectiOnate
mother, a good neighbor and consist
ent and exemplary Christian. After
a long and well spent life she has gone
to reap her reward. Her funeral took
place from her old home at three
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon and was
conducted by Rev. A. NJ. Hills, pastor
of the Congregational Church, and was
largely attended.
An old clock which had been in the
possession of the Ely family for over a
century, was stopped at the instant of
her death and continued mute during
the funeral services, a silent witness of
the day of the month aud the hour and
moment of her death.
, 1881-05-10

Tho Movement in 1soaton for Il Grand
Exposition lt 1685-Tlao Proposed
I3m&lltuE to GSo on tho xurlsInsi hyx-
1clti.
1}osroN, Mass., May A.-Tha X'erald this morn
iuH pnbl[shua d paan story, with mnp. Of thu
achc,ne for a Worlds .FaIr III lloston In lSsi
Tho location OF tho proposed buildings in on
what Is cnllni tho 1iask i.ay, and 1t In held thal
with the Rrent ntlynnco which IL tAklng p1lca fl
building operations In tho Vicinity and tho IT,
aupnt!on Of nolRhbor!nx territory. tho iDcttton
ssieelet wilt I'll 1Saa bo praoteafty III tho erntro
THO plan OF tho buildings was suggested BY
t]un: G: Il. Norton, nnd designed at'l uMrric out
by U, ". lrsatnn. II wol!;knswn architect uf
tho Gully published plan fur tits proposed exRtbI-
ton IL NIX fork. T. T. prsrets,9,l, IT, haSe ,lo
s stn Ssf SSys S s9' tsa Wv
Riand manufacturers md Massa. ht,suits No.
ehantcs, now l'olna ercnted. ant IN urt dupart::
thnt building aan be crcnted In conjunction
with thoso Of tho twn Assoo!at,o1,a nt M ux-
usaf,ds. ''>'' '''' ''''
i i proposeA to adort ts,e sumo system. nsod
pls and beat ntaptotl t0 tho form OF tho buits1r,
and, owing tn re immense s!xe Of tllo propused
structure, *!0o fect long by tN wlla. It has bovn
built within The building, which wDuII larRGiy
fantIltHtH progress fro!n one suction tn hnatnur.
Iho pun suggested TOR fnIa&t1H th0 nl11o4ftt DC.
ltoytd IN l1e sufficient fur jnnuYurnllnR tho ftir
ts that l0o corp0rMtIo ste!otioa rai!road cu-
panlos, firms, ani Individuals shalE ssAcnnlu
guarantees nj u fllna 0r &jAHl.0O. oach ttarty
beeonlinx rcseNuaibto fur $:al.KD oll sutfsari}'.
tlon, TO be valid until thu whoIo anionn! !. sub.
pDr cunt would cover tho outlay fur tho lrat anl
sautsnd years. tho bnlau1e To h1 cllled up during
tho third allA fourth.
Verx anngllfno expectations are entertained
thnt tho xull0Ho Will tneot with SUCCESS, Ot&r
businessmen Rtvluy tt t.0lr unqualified aoil1-
tleudNtiQn,
, 1881-05-10

ufn 'hfaruSAi In tho why Ut charter cotrncts i,st
NESS has 3uHn mndunstcIy ncftyu3 for l.xsr;mnI lhs
fGpoFteA HtRHgan,Hnta anc1uheit W etenin h1ur In
lots ut 1Kssls. tnoslIy through frupht md forward
ehlpnpnt, and By 1iItpOst law a. IA, wheat
NJ closing nj 3d bid; provisons 1T Ipta At lUst9
low ~ 10sast1aM1,
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, 1881-05-10

~, sss1a4 0spateh 10 1hs CAtedqo Tribune.
sh..s. 'o.k. MAY A-0AAlS-ututnas In wlntor
n,Iss" ~ Ia'' aRarouhte but At genarnlby reducol
il I'M o',,n y sl dac'lnfns about NJ, and Nu whta
s,s.opuoa a!Ha alto yielding slightly ~ o;3p,uI
sSs o.v ~ atGancY Speculation exhibited much less
stas . ~ Hhlto fur prompt de1tyery wax vpry
v,.wns. s wanted, partly for coatruot iulrposos. 1t
attin,. ~ w abons rse3{o bu. Tho htcat trans
I'd :. ,s ~ oeton lne Indicated slight sally,-Eo.
aiMu ,,a.s .,1s NJ rod, curly deliveries, at lL11sa
sso,1ns ooa'ag at sI2iH, du May ut u ,3!4,
tau,ln" ~. =. t.9'Ei do juHu At ft.4tdtt,5tSft
Ns1 IA, doInty At l9,s closing ii
10 ,tssmn, =" Mneatt closing at tl.tA axks,
nd !. etado VII, M. red al al, unaratad
NNr ~ ~ tnguuttt1, No, Ictlcnrt, urFnv ~
slsx at htatu spruv III
tn]ts ,,s'. deliveries ugan 10 hgI,ur, uu,<
On .rs,S TX, !nssapcus NJ much Al bukhel
tns,lsss ,sisn.Iappl "nu Eon stouaund. npn dua-
6Hp hnsh.1i' sad tntlcattUn et reduction ufN
u tn ''sasi sI' mtze4 Westorn ,unktadud III axsrc.
s,,l, !oaltyi Now York stDulDur r,t,rt:
~, M sSssset!os At G,!{sdls<c, oios,ng Ut
usaasr su1,. .e. ~ g. sa' Now York yellow Ut Clio,
{slaes .,,ah., ~ Astc; Yo'law Wualssn ~ lr., Uals
asrtst, "S1 IN so*esat Instance. ur \ Yery ts,nu
Gsa4e ssnas :. " tteeF; wh,ts Western unEtxde,l at
h4ts Ron;ns qaa'lts! t1lxpa do At <tGe41Ko, whlta
ttt5Sa i'm n,~.N a:ats Hon1!1ut, NJ. 3Cttos,,,
Psuyt.,osna@ Ut fl.ta Harley wholly nomlnnl.
Rppl.es "'s' Under daet,Icd nruxs.,ru In uiorn
<st.s IecI.n n thu speculative Interest, y yQry
.sse s1sssss dcatons t ss'sss ~ 03 Efos
I'd fesaIsr,m 70 w. nltIon lns, closing very heavily
NV t.. w o,s ses', delivery. leaving ID ~ about
s'a i, isf ''a m, n''': = uota. as 10 sus''.n snd
I*tia re,. ~" n,os 20. Hnd In tho ept!na
s*,. .i.s.s,s .i.aal' 5ane Ut slu.9 july tiam Cut
"e''s1a slsos ,ar.s onaen . Within urasous rsaas.
~ cu tr&a I'M ata atctdey toweV foE early tluy.
.!1s na,.sI s,n S'xsa. a9sstna. ana musisra,eiy
eteen uaa sgs,,,o.. fur eontrct aod In Tho
~; lsas. stass%: ss.4. 10, ss .sa Ns, cosI,x aami
sabsr Il ilu,. .s a. tlla! AUGUST i. alu5E
md ta1xs iii " s*oa@>at feaF apssQas
/, staans-lms,sMA,a .ltla .a's. ut cxqo p,ec,
IL ssr ~! IN falF dnusud u% .h, nv liz =, .,aA
.; qass4 ~ sGe M 1cau'ux, ruined n.oso - rousht @
s., sas4sd, NJ, .vsn r 10 sat-loaf c.usl!ss ~ ko,
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, 1881-05-10
DIVORCES.

E!uanar 4. IiusK tiiud h1i Yostertlay agRnst
her husband, Jnhn 4. isusk, ghnrgsng that ho
has bocn guilty OF II systanantto eoursu
uf ern01ty townrl hor over Blncc
theIr murrEaRo In tho year 1s0a sho
snya she rndured hls brutality until list BAtiir.
siay, whon she was Obliged to lonve hIn,. llt Ia
MIi ugont Ur thu Massachusetts Mutual LIfe-rn-
aufll,l1c, Ata earll}nK nbUtlt &',Hk)n ycat, aud
shc asks tint ho ,naX ta uolnl,alfed 10 sut'1h!rt
her alld har four ahlltrur, and tllnt lle nily 10
restrained from loayiux tic stntu ar tl(st,oslng
III llIA property unit! l.tr rights prutecN Il
tnmpuFary injnnution was Issued by Judge
InHbSII1. ..
Cornelius II. raull nskotl for n divorce frt,n,
Mury IT,. bis wife, OIL tho ground Of uxtrornc md
rtpontct1 cruelty.
Judge ,Jalnosiin granted tlecron ut Avorce to
Emmy Felhult fraal Frederick lFcllh0lf III tho
ground of desert!on; to Franuea i. from Jarios
!3arth ttun Annie llnrth for adultery.
, 1881-05-10
8sIe. LQIII8s

ST. Lofts. atny Unchanged.
fHAtS-HhOat-cnsh mid May stronx md hsbcri
Other options lower; No, : rcd, st,lu4QliU cas..t
satn1aal.luA Mmy, tt.Ussat07< lnna, 3t.u3a&t.u!A
tuy sodss1ko Anansts sac your, No. dn. HUE, slb,s
M. tu. HUI Eurn, cHxt better and options lumurt
4o cash' &Dso Muy, +:1kssi.Ho una, 4Saf25&o July,
f5e Auvustt &istho septea.'cr. Oats quet, nt I}to
c1ssh' tEta3aJto Mayi 19fo lunu. j435ss6a lulyt IN
05;n Amaust Nyo hRher at tt.a. 1lnrey-Sa nlurkur.
EthA-tnG(lnnHuu.
l!kalt--tlusl Atl uHellnHcad.
WnIsky-HtunAy ut $l.4L -.... -....
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gun s!u&l Ind luwoT. III eAJ ltuHi lower Mt
l03&r bll.
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J.l hu. oath s.Iu hi, rya. hofai GarIHy. 2fj bu.
sH1rMKSTA-Fuur, HUI brat whosL LUN bu;
h0llU4 - r.
, 1881-05-10

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<-S p'@"'' NEW YDnE. =.
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, 1881-05-10

NEW Y0RR, Mar p.--sost n1ntp oottnn go1da. glnRs
hams, etc.. moving steadily mnd prices moAty fnl,
but low xrndo fnbrica 1ulst, prints qMiott lAwns md
drcss aoods in lrfseaiar ciahnd haAyy Atl;wpo md
mud alIrsa anu ufnwers dull ii hrat llM,.ds.
, 1881-05-10

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onsys unitoh coslncAtos eu rohnad, Tic rht1ndut.
phln deIIyefy.
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lH1 W. bflt4
, 1881-05-10

THE CALIFORNIA EMOTIONS.
HAx FtAvCfECO. Nny p.-Hottlcrs In Tulnre
County hayo a.Ioptod d resolution nj sympathy
with t:n1. NcQnitttiy, wh0 wls uvtctoti Friday,
and havn rcsnlve,l to support tho iltposscAcd
demonstration OF Resistance 10 tho authorities.
, 1881-05-10

.1NtniE HM,rI1-.Grnphtc Company, nf Nav
yntk, vs. nun,,clly. Dnssottc T. tMy,l; verdict.
$:.gEh-Wrahnm kulIis ct nj. ". Seth Wood,
fiT,ill
..1CDHE WftttAMsoS--Jtltfn n. Bl!.a ~. D. II.
Keith. Edison Keith. II. Il. Keith, and Jnincs q.
WMWlvard, vertllut. tG1. and tEotfun for now
, 1881-05-10

Epfttat Dtapateh n The Chiedeo Trtbuns.
KANsAA CITY, Mo. &ny yH-f'NAtN-1rhe f'rtcs Cur.
efnt ropores, Whcht-Itoretps. MA but shtrlnnnta
sga n,ar.ss n1ses9!cd; Kg: en.h a1sas May. Hr1s,
hus Shipments, aa;v bn; ~eAti NJ. !: c*sf,. 1ho,