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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-30
FOREIGN.
GERMANY.
KAISER TO ALFONSO.

Berlin, November 29.-The emperor
telegraphed TO King Alfonso, via Nigo,
and moi through France, the following
message: "Allow me on your birth
day to address you my sincerest and
heartiest wishes for your happiness,
and that of your country, to which
YOU consecratc your life with such un-
eXumpled self-sacriiice. As memento
of your visit to Prussia, the crown
prince presents you statue of the
great elector. l beg to express my
deep gratitude for the manner in
which you have accepted my son 5 Wis
it in my stead, and have overwhelmed
him with your gracious sympathy, an
eNemplar of friendship equally vowed
to you for life" The emperor also
forwarded u letter TO Alfonso.
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Cansized in a Fog.

Memphis, November "a skin
containing nine railway hands VINO
had been at work on the Little ROCK
railway, while crossing the river THIS
morning in fog, struck coal heei
above the mouth of WOLF river ana
capsized. All were drawn under the
coal bargcs, but several coiored skill
men who were near the scene succeed
ed in rescuing eight. Fred West, one
of the rescued, was still warm wheh
taken from the river, but cied shorty
after. Henry Myers was drowned
and his body has not yet been re-
covered
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Paris. November 2D.-A pacific solu'
ton of the Tonquin question Is now
regarded AS possible. England is cX-
ercising her influence with France and
China for peaceable settlement.
THE INTERPRETATIONS.
Paris, November 20.-rhe cabinet
council to-day decided not to accept
the Interpolation from Clemenceau
concerning the Chinese memorandum
in regard TO the proposed attack on
Bacninh, because 1t would prejudice
pending negotiations. In tile chamber
of deputies, Clemenceau introduced
his Interpolation and urged lmme-
diate discussion. Ferry moved that
debate be postponed until after the
Tonauin credits were dismissed. lie
added that the Chinese reply to
Frances note was expected momenta-
rilv. The chamber, 10y a vote of 30S to
1875, adopted Ferry's motion.
THE LEFT CENTER.
Paris. November 90. AT n meeting of
the left center of the senate, Leon Say
was elected president TO succeed Wad-
dinuton. Saw delivered an address
and eulogized Waddington. He re-
minded his hearers TINT the left center
had ever been faithful TO the policy OF
Theirs. "The left center" he said,
docs not desire the policy which Fer
nv recently set forth ut HAVE. More
than words are necessary. We want
acts: the foreign policy of France
should be calm and deliberate, with
out weakness, Us well Us without Inn
pulse. The government will find the
left centre ready to take measures nee
essary for the dignity and safety OF thss
army, while acting with calmness and
regarding only the general interests OF
the country.
AMERICAN PORK.
Paris, November 29.-In the cnan-
her of deputies, Gardin questioned the
government regarding the decree rel
alive to the importation OF American
pork. The minister of commerce
asked that discussion ofthe subject he
postp med until after debate on the
budget. Gardin insisted that IL he
held at an earlier date. The chamber
finally voted the discussion 10 take
place two weeks from to-day.
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THANKSGIVING.
Great American Holiday was
Celebrated Yesterday.

ork, Nov. 29.-The bright
and bracing weather CON
greatly TO the joyousness of
lksglving day. Only works
lly and charity We're done,
were given rest late in the
all might partake of the din
|fyear. People in holiday at
going to church or on pleas
|. The CaathumpianS and
plastic corps are very numer-
Year, and eiliven the streets
|rry music. The theaters aud
lace OF pubic resort were
b.
AT BERLIN.
Nov. 20.-Th,nksgiving day
rived with religious services in
lefican chapel, and United
mister Sargent gave Il ban
IN 81. bOUI.
puis, November 2s.-Thanks-
las observed in tie usual man
general suspension OF BUSH
fylces in all tn, Protestant
ieasting, festivities, etc.
IN CHICAGO.
p Nov. 29.-Tlhnksgiving
observed in the usual man
lhe suspension of business,
N the churches, private char
home cheer. Then were no
'atures.
AT LOUISVILLE.
lille, Ky. Nov. %. Thanks
as recognized by the suspen-
usiless in general aid servi-
churches. 1t passecquietly.
AT GALVESTON.
'lon. Nov. Esther, was n
'ndance ut the churaes to-
liberal collections ta,en up
poor. Little bushes was
y. The Cotton EXaange
d. rs were the customaouse
banks. The postoflic, was
IN hour bat there was n city
In the courts nothinawas
spt in the criminal ditrict
there but two trials werelad.
lie schools were closed, but
misunderstanding tie Pb
) We're not dismissed.
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Shoe Factory Burned.

craveland. Mass, November o.
Charles Stickney's shoe lnanuiaf.o,y
brned last night, throwing one nun
dpd hands out OF employment LOSS
81 o0). insurance So 900.
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DENouNcINa pYNAMiTERs.
RossMoRg BEBUKED.

London, November 29.-The lord
commissioner Of the prlvy seal, in
reply to Lord Ro-smore's letter ex.
planning his action on the occasion OF
The Orange League meeting, says he
canDOt but regard his action as utterly
subyersive Of the public peace. Loyal
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Killed His Wife.

Rock, Ark, November 90
elte's Varney, Ark, speeLl
I q quarrel to-day Frank WI
NV his wife's brains out "
IN barrels Of a shotgun, AM
faped. a large crowd Is II
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Death of Richard Clark.

Atchison. Kan, November D.
Richard +. Clark, well known In
railway circles, died here to-day. He
came from New York, and has been
connected with the HaDnibnl & st.
Joe for several years.
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AUSTRALIA.

THE ANNEXATION CONFERENCE.
Sydney, y. s. w, November %. =
The conference Of delegates of the
Australian legislature 10 consider the
of the South Sea islands
has begun Its session.
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An Assignment.

Peru. Ind, November 2.-B., +.
Dow a. Co. agricultural and machine
works, assigned, with Jas. q. Blythe
hs receiver. Liabilities sl5o,Ooo; assets
hann lnl
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Double Death.

Butler, Pa. November ga terri
bic accident occurred near here Ihst
evening. Parry Costello and his aged
mother were driving home 10 spend
Thanksgiving day, when the vehicle
upset over AN embarrassment aud both
were Killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-30

subjects can hold meetings 10 protest
against sedition, but must not provoke
n collision with their opponents In 50
d ing, and magistrates cannot be al
lowed TO sanction such course.
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a Long Life Closed.

Rapolis, November 20. Prof:
u. Hashour. the distinguished
OF this state, died in this city
the advanced age of eighty,
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BID Engineers, Strike.

Rock, November 20.-As the
|the engineers strike on the
~. Louis Narrow Gauge rail-
Trains went out of Pine Bluff
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TURKEY.
THE PoGTE's NOTE.

Berlin, November 2g-The Porte
has addressed IA note 10 the powers in
forming them that Turkey offered To
send troops 10 suppress tho rising In
Saudap, but England refused the offer.
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EayI'I,.

WHOLESALE DEsERTIog.
Cairo, November 2g-Of 600 gems
d. armes who left Suakim on Wednes-
day, 2GS deserted Oh the railway Jour
ney 10 Euez.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-30

Paris, Nov. CIT is rumored that
Admiral Courbet has telcgraphed the
government from Tonquin that hehad
begun to advance and occupied strong
positions on which he had mounted
art illery.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-30

money at hApp, IL should never he
done, nor about the person, u Is
more dangerous lhon Fenlan dyna-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-30

EXPEDITION TO THE SOUTH POLE.
London, November 29.-Professor
Nordenskiold, the Swedish Arctic eX-
plorer, is planning an expedition To
the south pole in 1883.
a STEAMSHIP ON FIRE.
Liverpool, November o9.--The
steamship Sportsman, which arrived
on the Goth from Galveston, was on
fire yesterday, and 400 bales of cotton
were damaged,
THE FRENCH DYNAMIT1sT.
London. November 20. The French
man arrested last evening on suspicion
of being implicated with Wolf In the
plot to blow up the German embassy
Is named Bondurand. The charge
against him is criminal conspiracy.
BANK STATEMENT.
London, November 20.--The Bank
of England weekly statement shows
an increase of bullion c3s, 800; proper
ton of reserve TO liabilities, 43 3-l6.
The weekly statement of the bank Of
France shows an increase of 3,2OD.0 600
francs in gold and "A decrease OF 3d.
900 of silver.
LowELL's WITHDRAWAL.
London, Nov. 21.--The fiefshire
Journal says some time ago EarIsborn,
the Lord High Chancellor, wrote II
letter TO the students, stating that there
was no law by which Lowell could act
as lord rector of st. Andrews Univer-
siiy. The letter has been suppressed
until now. Lowell has been asked to
Withdraw from the rectorship. The
students have prepared a letter ex-
pressing their regret at his Withdrawal
and admiration for his brilliant
literary and social attaiDments.
Another election will be held soon.
Bishop Wordsworth viii probably be
"A candidate.
DENoUScING DYNAMiTERs.
London, November 2D,--Minister
Lowell, In acknowledging the receipt
Of u copy OF the resolutions passed by
the employees of the Metropolitan
railway, denounced the
authors of the recent explosion, and
that there was not particle of EVIL
dence 10 show the completely of any
American In the outrage. He seer no
In communicating the reso-
buttons TO the government at Wash-
iDgton.
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MEETING pIOIlIniTFD.

London, Nov. 20.-Tbe government
has prohibited the Oiangc and Ma
tioDallst meeting 10 have been held at
Newry next sunday
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NOVA SCOTIA.


a SMALL FAILURE.
Halifax, November Cd. & II.
McGregor, tanners at New Giasgow.
$4,000.
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yeisc vnguy,'u. Tho dAi
y oyeniber 10Th. One VA
extreme End pftIle contl|
the other. They deelde|
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A nANKRurr ESTATE.

Montreal, November 20.--The trus-
tees of the estate Of Taylor. Robertson
{; Co., the fnrriers who lately failed,
are taking proceedings against the the
Exchange bank for Sl00,o00 for goods
and notes given the manager as
preference over other creditors.
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Death OF an Ex-Governor.

Parkersburg, Va, November TO-
Tx Governor Stevenson died to-day,
aged sixty.four.
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Royal GUESTS.

Madrid, November, %. King Al
fonso and the crown prince Of Germa-
ny were present at the banquet OF the
German legation.
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THE ROYAL TRAMP.

Paris, Nov. 20.-The German am
bassador has informed Minister Terry
that the crown prince of Germany
will pass through France on his way
hpmp
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\ STEAMSHIP ON FIRE.

Liverpool, November 29.-The
,te,,mship Sportsman, which arrived
IN the Goth from Galveston, was on
Ire yesterday, and 400 bales of cotton
were damaged.
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I .. pErI.En. Ailorpsy = OK sna l.Aud

T.. ORR. Lawyer and IAnu A. cnf, sor
ID non, Wlislafger county, Texas.
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s,usrcAL-

a lugnlsneu, on nprInmss rOInrl y. n'luaie.
John M. STANDBY.
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sI'AIs.
HoNoHs 10 FRiTz.

Madrid, November %. The crown
prince was elected fellow of The
academy Jurisprudence by a vote of
phteen To twelve.
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IRELAND.
An EDITOR ARRESTED.

IN EDITOR AIflFNTEU.
Dublin, November ~. Matthews,
editor of the Tyrone Courier, was AZ
rested on "A charge OF melting Orange
men against the Nationalist.
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ENGLAND,

EXPEDITION TO THE SOUTH POLE.
London, November 29.-Professor
Nordenskjold, the Swedish Arctic eX-
plorer, is planning an expedition To
the south pole in 1855.
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TILE rnENcm pYNAMIrIsr.

London. November 20. The French
man arrested last evening on suspicion
of being implicated with Woln In the
plot TO blow up the German embassy
Is named Bondurand. The charge
against him is criminal conspiracy.
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LOSS ny EXPLOSION.
Toronto, November 20.---An explo-
sion Of the chemical works caused u
loss of $4,000.
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FRANCE.
BRITISH MEDIATION.

Paris. November pa pacific solu'
ton of the Tonquin question Is now
regarded as possible England Is eX--
ercising her influence with France and
China for peaceable settlement.
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"a Ladies and Gentlemen.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08

In Roo4stown and vicinity live many
families of relatives named Chapman.
Some years ago several men of that
kin gathered at the residence of Lewis
B. Chapman, in RootstOwR. to spend
day at hunting in the woods near by.
The occasion was SO enjoyable that
another was agreed upon for the next
year Then the interest was still great
er, as it has been every year since.
After while the lady friends of the
said hunters caught the spirit of the
occasion, and came along to visit, and
prepared repast for the tired but
happy men, ON their return from the
woods. Thus it has grown into an
annual sporting and visiting reunion.
OF course some of their friends and
neighbors who do not bear that name
naturally join in their sports and fes-
tivities.
On Saturday, the 3rd inst, some
twenty-five men, nearly all bearing
that family name, gathered at said l..
B. Chapman's, and proceeded to the
adjoining woods in pursuit of various
kinds of game. The constant cracking
of firearms showed that they were
having an interesting time, and that
there was suffering among the native
inhabitants of the forest.
Gradually, as the afternoon passed
away, those hunters found their way
to the house again, where about score
of ladies had a bountiful dinner in
readiness for them, and the last part of
that sportiye day was NOT "worse than
the first" Thirty eight rabbits and
some other game were found among
them, and the hunters returned to
their homes, feeling like coming again
next year. G.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08
THE MARIE Ef'FS'

- ss~-->s RAvENNA, Oct. 81 1883.
FIoUR-New Process, Sl.60 Pastry SI.t6
per sack; y. k.$l <0.
FEED Gran. $50. per 100 lbs; Middlings.
SI ID. Caop> 81 .3S; Corn Meal. 81 35; Oil Meal
New. Process. Sl.25. Old. $780, Cotton Seed
Meal, S1.f5
WuEAT-95c o. $100.
! UoRN-sheiled brings zoe. cars, S5c.
Oats 33cts.
RYE-Eo. / brings Coo.
BARbEY--None In market
, HAY-Seijing at SO q $40; according to
ouaiity. Ready sale
I BEEF--Pcr cwt., co.
HUaS-Dressed, s. 50e9 81 90. per cwt.
IARD-Gity rendered la}@c.
sMOEED MEATS--City ougar Cured Hams
ssliAg at % Country l4c
Shoulders, City cured .sehmg at 14a Dried
y sef selling at 49,.
POULTRY Small supply in she market
Chickens, reSsed, buyers pay i0cents; i've &c
. TURTLES. dressed. ne. live ioe.
, BU4TKR --s5c. rst
CiiEEs g-Boxed II ~; Retaiis. II q Ice.
: EtsGs-buyers pay 20 per toa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pay BOG PC. Pr bu.
Dried AFPLEs-sc.
BgASs--eiioice haaAdpickod in good den and
al IS 20 par bu. Meluin 81 IL.
ytNEGAK-rure cider retsi's 25c per gal
TALLOw-Buyors pay 6}sc.
uiDk5 -tIfesp, tIInini@a Mol, 7r. mo 2, SC
FEApH gGS-Best retail at 75S.
WHITE iiIE--s1 IS per hbi
WAFER gI8E-Si 6h
SALT ii ,rncnd q sells II { +I, hne 81 40.
wo0p-stoge 81 5cca2 90; ) feet wood ss-UD
g. s. 80 per cord.
Sue AIS
a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08
Precious Hope-Peruna.

One morning while he (her husband)
was holding her up SO that she could
breathe more easily after having strug-
gled with a bad spell of coughing, he
made the remark that he did not be-
lieve she would ever get well, when
she, in her weakness, said: Yes I
will, if you will bring DR.. Hartman.
The doctor was brought. He rrsscrib.
ed teaspoonful of Peruna every hour.
She began to improve from the first
dose she took. She told me today she
has never felt better in her life than
she does now, aud that she cannot say
too much for Peruna. A. ]. MILLER.
Her husband writes: "SoHth Chi
cago, Ill, Dec. 19, 1881. have liv-
ing witness of the virtue of Peruna in
nv wife, who was saved from death by
it. I certify that every word on page
80 in DR.. Hartman's book on the '' Ills
of Life" is true il every particular. "
Il. S. EBERLINE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08
To PHYSICIANS.

We do not find fault, reproach or
condemn the practice of any regular
physician-this is not our mission.
but we do claim if he were to add
Peruna to his prescriptions. as directed
in our book on the ellis of Life" (and
furnished gratuitously by all druggists)
he would cure all his patients.
"OswEGo, Potter Co., Pa,
DIR. HARTEAN-1earS Sir. The small
ulcers are all healed, and the two
large ones are not more than half as
large as they were. 1 am feeling quite
well. The people say your Peruna is
doing miracle. do not take nearly
so much opium as did before.
MRS. ELLEN MAYNARD.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08

On Thursday last James Kelly was
arrested on a warrant issued by Justice
Sperra, ON charge of setting fire to
the barns of A. A. Harris, Jr., which
were burned the Tuesday evening pre-
vious. The defendant gave bail in the
sum of $500 for his appearance before
said Justice tor preliminary hearing
at half past one o'clock Tuesday after
noon, at which time the trial was COM
menced, at Citizens Hall, but before
concluding, the further hearing was
postponed to O'Clock Saturday morn
ing, Justice Spsrra having been sub
p9n@d to attend the U. S. District
Court at Cleveland, as witness. A
large number of witnesses was in at
tendance and much interest mani
tested in the proceedings.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08

LORD BROTHERS., of this city, were
recently appointed the local agents of
the Western Reserve Real Estate
Agency at this place. Taylor 4 Wood
ford, of Warren, O., are the prOprie-
tors, and are the largest dealers in
Real Estate in Ohio. They operate
and own their own printing Office, and
publish large twelve page Journal,
devoted to their business. They have
a home office at Warren. with branch
offices ut Youngstown, Canton, Char
don and Ravenna, which are all under
their control and management. They
come well recommended, and we be-
speak for them the success they SO
we'll merit, and have achieved else
where. We have long felt the need of
an institution of this character, and
anyone desirous of selling or buying
Real Estate will do well to cOnsnlt
their agents here and deal through
them.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08
A Surprise c.

A very valuable historical anu
unique presentation was made 10
David M'Intosh Post, No. 327, d.A !"
of Ravenna, by Lieutenant Wliilani
Rapson, of A. N. Day Post, NO. 100
of Kent, formerly of Co. D., 50th n. =.
Vet. Engineers, of a Gavel and Peues :
tai. The Pedestal is constructed OF 1t
pieces of oak, beautifully arranged'
taken from the old residence built Dy
John Brown in 1887, the ring around
the center is of walnut, piece OF the
handrail. The center piece is of box
wood, from Little Round Top, Gettys-
burgh battle field. The gavel Is OF
American Rose (Ohio Buckeye), the
whole being a beautiful specimen OF
his own designing and handiwork.
Although a surprise indeed, the present
was accepted in behalf of the Post, by
S. V. c., III. L. Osborn. in F. G. & L.,
in short but very appropriate remarks.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08
Johnson's Lake Shere Home Maga

Johnson's Lake Shere Home Maga-
zine for November Is received It
contains n very accurate portrait of the
Hon. f. b. Taylor, congressman from
the Nineteenth Ohio district, together
with an impartial sketch of his life.
Also an article on Martin Luther, from
the pen of Franklin E. Denton
Among other good things is Mr..
Crawford's Lesson, "The Po Valley"
"The Old WE'LL" Goods Time"
"'Two Nights in Nieuw NederlaRdts"
Negro Aphorisms," and other inter-
esting articles, making it the best num-
ber yet published. Printed at Ashta-
bula, o., at ST. year, by Prof. II. U.
Johnson.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1883-11-08

Terms Of Holding Courts.

THE STATE OF OHIO. IS.
To tic Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas and
District Court Of tho County Of Portage;
the District and Court Of Common Pleas for the
year 1884 shall be held in the several Countle
comprising the Ninth Judicial nistrict of the
State Of Ohio commencing as follows. to wit:
DISTRICT COURT.
In Trumbull County on March Gath;
IN Portage County on April 7th;
In Lake County on March 31St;
In Geauga County on March 24th;
In Ashtabula County on April l4th;
In Mahoning County on March 10th:
In Columbiana County on March 18th;
In Carroll County on March 10Th;
In Stark County on April 2lst.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In CARROLL COUNTY,
January 7th. May 9th, september END.
In STARK COUNTY,
January 1st. May 19th, October goth.
IN CoLUMBIANA COUNTY,
January asth. May 1ath. October Goth.
In MAHoNING COUNTY.
January Vth, May 9th. september 9Th.
IN TRUMRULL COUNTY,
February 4th. june and, October 2Oth.
In PORTAGE COUNTY,
January 7th. May 9Th, September sth.
IN LAKE COUNTY,
February l1th, June 9th, November 4th.
IN GEAUGA COUNTY.
January 14th. May 9th. October @Oth.
IN AsHTARpLA COUNTY.
January 14th. May 9th, October 2Oth.
You will enter the foregoing orders on the
journal of the District Court and Court OF Com
mon Pleas of your County, and cause the same
to be published according to law, for three
weeks.
WITNESS the signatures Of the Judges Of said
District. at Warren. Ohio. this 10th day of Oc-
tohcr. A. ID 1883.
PETER A. LAUBIE,
LABAN s. SHERMAN.
GEO. r. ARIEL, I,dos
WIN r. SPEAR, '""s0e'
HAMILTON 3. WOODBURY..
ANSON PEASE,
The STATE OF OHIo.l
Portage County. IS. ], JOHN PORTER Clerk of
the District Court ami Of the Court OF tOmmon
Pleas In and for the County of Portage and
State OF Ohio. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true copy of the original or
der herein to me directed
- WITNESS nay hand as such Clerk, -
g. and the Seals OF said Courts, this I
Us I 9snd day OF October. 1888. "'
~ tz9l 3t JOHN PORTER. Clerk.
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Worthy of Praise.

AS rule we do not recommend
Patent Medicines, but when we know
ofonethat really is public benefactor,
and does positively cure, then we con-
slider it our duty to impart that inform
alton to all. Electric Bitters are truly
a most valuable medicine, and will
surely cure BilIiousness, Fever and
Ague, Stomach, Liver aud Kidney
Complaints, even when all other rem
edies fail. We know whereof we speak
and can freely recommend them to all
lex. Sold at fifty cents bottle, by
6. P. Reed. 6b