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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09
The Fourth.
A PLEASANT DAY. A RIG GROVE Id
AND A GRAND CELEBRATION.

The Fourth Of July dawned brightly
and the bang of the fire cracker and
fusilade of the cannon were heard long
before the average citizen is up and
astir on ordinary occasions. The
small boy was in his element, and the
racket he made was enough to arouse
the latent enthusiasm of everyone in
the country.
AT all early hour the crowds began
to come in. Flags al d bunting were
displayed everywhere, and the two
fine arches on Main street added q
singular beauty to the already beauti-
fully decorated little city 1t is esti'
mated that 10000 people were here
from abroad.
The first in the way of celebration
on the official program was the salute
of 38 guns and the ringing of the bells
at sunrise then at 10 o'clock came the
parade of the Fire Department, fol-
lowed by long line of wagons repre-
senting the different trades and indus.
tries of the town, which was extremely
creditable. After dinner the exercises
in the Park commenced in the follow
ing order:
Prayer by Rev. R. M. Freshwater,
Reading of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence, by r. L. Phelps.s
Singing, by Quartet composed of G.
P. Reed, J. H. Oakley, A. B. Seymour
and E. Y. Lacey.
Grafton by B. A. Hinsdale, of Cleve.
land,
The oration of Prof. Hinsdale was
listened to with marked attention by
the large crowd who gathered to hear
him. The exercises in the Park were
among the most interesting of the day.
The Band Tournament did not show
up as well as was expected. Three
Bands, however, entered for the prize,
Windham, Hiram and Streetsboro.
After much playing the Committee
awarded the first prize to the Wind
ham Band and second to the Hiram
Band. All the bands played well, and
their music furnished entertainment
for the crowd which added much to
the days pleasures. ..
The foot and sack races and the
vaulting jumps were interesting to
witness. Owing to the fact that the
committee failed to keep a record of
the names of the contestants and win
ners we are unable to give them.
The balloon ascension drew a large
crowd. After much tribulation the
lair ship" was finally launched and
went sailing away into space, and
landed in the rear of Judge Conant's
yard, about 400 feet from where it
started.
The lady bicycle riders also attracted
some attention. A rope was stretched
from Kinney's corner across the street
to the Frazer block. The lady bicy-
clists made the attempt, and if they
didn't "get there" they tried hard.
The fireworks in the evening, under
the direction of Messrs w. II. Beebe,
d. M. Clewell and o. G. Risdon, were
extremely fine, and much praise is
due them for the man. Aer in which
that part of the days celebration was
conducted. 1t was display of fire.
works rarely seen.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09

The country editor is the man who
reads newspapers, writes on almost
any subject, sets type, folds papers,
makes up mail, runs errands, saws
wood, works in the garden, is blamed
for thousands of things he never
thought of, helps people into ofice
who forget all about it afterwards, and
very frequently gets cheated out o.
half his earnings. He puffs and does
more to build up town than any one
else, and the miser and fogy are ben
efitted, yet they will not take his paper
will borrow it, read it, and cuss tn,
editor.-[Ex.
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Notice for Joint Sub-SchOOl
District.
To achOm ii may concern

10 VhOm ~ may cOHcef"'
NOTICE is hereby given that F. W. Deming
IN and others, residents of ROotstOwn and
Randolph. in Portage County. Ohio, qualied
electors and residents within the territory, did
on the Sd day of July, 1885, file in the Office of
the Probate Court of Portage county. Ohio.
their petitions, asking that proper and legal
proceedings he had in said Court for the crea-
ton of aJoint Sub District for School Purpos-
es composed of the following described terri
tory, to wit;
Situated in said townships of Rootstown and
Randolph and described by commencing at the
N W. corner of lands of " Rice; thence run
ming east to the N f. corner OF lands OF X N
Andrews; thence south to the n. W. corner of
lands of Z, E. Demmisg; thence east and south
to the township line; thence southerly to the S.
E, corner of II. *. Rehfeld's land; thence west
to the highway leading from Rootstown to
Johney Cake Hollow; thence northerly to the
place of beginning.
Notice is also hereby given. that com m is sion
ers have been appointed to meet at the school
house situate in District No. g. in Rootstown
township, on Saturday, the sth day of August,
1895, at 10 O'Clock a. m. then and there to ex =
anime the facts and to consider and report to
this Court whether Joint Sub District ought
to be established as prayed for in said petitions,
T. A. REED.
Probate Judge
Ravenna. July 9th. 1855 sSO-4w
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NOTES.

NOTES.
The day was hot.
Everything passed off smoothly.
The Steamer worked beautifully.
The saloon men did big business.
The decorations could not have been
surpassed.
The Rink did good business.
The parade was one of the finest fea.
lures of the day.
The town Sunday morning looked
as if it had been struck by another
cyclone.
The candy and peanut stands did a
rushing business.
Only two arrests were made. That
shows up well for a day like the
Fourth.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09
To the Public.

Having to remove from part of the
present site, and to save the labor o.
removing and piling the lumber again
we will. for the next 80 days. sell lum
Der, lath, shingles, doors, sash, paper
for states at cost. We will be ready al
any time to furnish slate and put on
the same, as low as the lowest. We
mean what we say. Come and see
prices and be convinced.
st. MORGAN & OVIATT.
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For Ready Cash.

Special Clearance Sale to reduce
stock, at THE BALL JEwELRY STORE.
Out of town residents will do we'll to
visit the city and take advantage of the
low prices we shall make for net cash on
all kinds of desirable goods in our line,
Family silverware, table cutlery clocks
watches, diamonds, gold jewelry, canes
and fancy articles. Salesroom 233 Su-
perior St., cor. Seneca, Cleveland.
WEBB G.. BALL, Man'r.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09

No injurious effects can follow the
use of Ayers Ague Cure in the treat.
medt of malarial diseases. 1t con-
tains besides specific and unfailing
antidote for miasmatic poison, Other
remedial agents which unite to expel
the poisonous humors, purify the sys.
tenn and leave it in a healthy and re-
invigorated condition.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09
LEGAL NoTTCH

~ EORGE ii FISHER, whose place of resi-
!" dence is unknown. will take notice that
April 24th, loS4. Jennie NJ Fisher filed her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Por-
tage County, Ohio, praying a divorce from said
George u Flsner on the ground OF extreme
cruelty, gross neglect of duty. and willful alb
sence for more than three years last past, and
for such other relief as may be equitable; and
that said cause VIII be for hearing on and after
the 7th day of September. \. ID. 1885
JENNIE M. FISHER.
BY W. B. THOMAS, her Attorney. saO-6w
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
RAVENNA, OHIO.
Capital Paid Up,$15o, 900
In United States Bonds.

us, BONDS of all kinds bought and sold
and exchanged at current market rates.
on hand for immediate delivery.
II. Il. RICHARDSON, Pres't
D.. O GOODMAN, WIN. ii. BEEBE,
bH Vice President. Cashier
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09
Notice to Contractors.

DIDS will be received by the Trustees of
ID Rayenna w ater Works at their office, over
Second National Bank. on July 22d, 1885,
until II o'clock noon, for the reetting OF the
Building and Stack To be located at Mother
Wards Pond. according to the Revised Plans
and Specifications. which can be seen at their
office on and after July 18th, 1885; all former
bids Tor the same having been rejected.
The Trustees reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. WIN. GRIN NELL,
$50 Secretary.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09
THE MARKETS.

&fv- ffg 80 RAvRNNA, July 8. 1885.
FLOUR-Best Roller Process. 81 SO; Pastry
81 20; Atlantic Mills,
FEED-Bran. SOC. per 100 lbs; Middlings
Si,lO; chop, 81. .a5 Corn Meal. 81 s5; Oil Mea'
New. Process. $1.a5. Old. $500; Cotton seec
Meal, $i!75
WHEAT IS q 9S
CoRN-shelled brings 45c.; ears, 25c.
OATS 20 cts
+. RYE-No. brings 60c.
RARLEY-None In market.
HAY-selling st $14 q $16; according &c
quality. Ready sale.
BEEF-Per cwt., IS 90.
HOGS-Dressed. s. 509$ per cwt,
LARD-City rendered axe.
SMOKED MEATS-City sugar Cured Ham,
sslhng at Is1Sc; Country 10c.
Shoulders, City cured selling at 10c .Driec
Beef selling at s0e. - "a
POULTRY-Sman supply in the market
Chickens. dressed. buyers pay II cents; live g.
y "Is. live 10c,
lBUTTER-sc 9l0c.
4 Gs1Mnsn-ketails,1 10 O lac.
ES4xas-buyers a. las per doz
! POTATOEs-Buyers pay sSc 9s0cpr bu.
DRIED APPLEs-Sc.
BEANs-Choice handpicked in good demand
atll so per bu. Medium 81 65
vINEGAR-Pure cider .retails s0c per gal
TALLOW-Buyers pay 6hc.
HIDES-Green. trimm sd. .NO.1, &c. mo. ., 4kc
FEATHERS-Best retail at 7bc.
WHITE LIME-S1 90 per bbl.
WATER LIME-$l 60
sALT-Diamond C sells At 81 .b; ane 81 40.
WOOD-Stove q SO09 90; feet wood %
. ss so per cord.
SUaARs-
Coffee sells for. T.
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DOWNNPATEHT sELF-CORNET
UUMlN ADJUSTING UUnNE

[IMPRoVE ED
Is the only perfect fitting. truly comfortable
aud health preserving Corset made. Has an
Elastic Section above and below Corded Cen
terpiece. Entirely different from any other. Ev-
cry Corset is stamped and absolutely Guaran-
teed in every particular, BE sure to get the
Dozens Potent Manufactured only by the
Gage -Doscas Corset Co.. Chicago. and for sale by
first-class dry-goOds stores everywhere. Price
S1.5o. sicily
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09
CARD OF THANKS
Portage Co. Park Association
Meeting OF Stockholders.

There will be a meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the Portage Co. Park Association held at
Town Hall. Ravenna.
Monday, July 18Th, 1ss5,.
at O'Clock y. M. for the purpose of electing g
seven Directors for the ensuing year.
H. W. RIDDLE President.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09
A Gard of Thanks.

To my friends for the kindness they
have done by maliciOusly misrepresent-
ing and lying about my stallion, Mann
brino Mohawk, and his stock, they have
my kind regards and heartfelt thanks.
Mambrino Mohawk has had liberal pat
ronage of 106 mares and more are COM
ing. would be pleased to show all the
colts sired by horse in Ohio, or Kentucky,
for competition if l COULD Hereafter my
horse will be found at my residence for
service. l will take pleasure in showing
him to any one wishing to call and see
him. Hoping no more men will be mis-
guided by false reports, but will call and
see for themselves, as MambrinO Mohawk
shows for himself.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09
>. N. ANDRE
ROOTsTOwN, July 9Th, 1885.

However meritOriOus a stallion may be,
it is but little trouble to find some one
who is ready y-and willing to find innu-
merable faults with him, and, worse yet,
willing to diIate upon the defects, wheth-
er imaginary or real. Many good horse
has suffered at the hands of some vile ig-
noramus, who, not being able to own as
good one, tries to prejudice the minds
of the people by finding fault. 1t is gen.
orally II very poor plan to try to build up
by tearing something else down.-Nd-
tiOndl StOcknldn. 16321
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ATTACHMENT,

Frank shumachert Before NJ o Martin, J. p
VS. OF SuInelQ IOWnSnlp, fOr-
Hiram Heckman> tage County. Ohio.
ON the 22d day of June. A. ID. 1885 said JUS
" tice issued an order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of ten and 3O-1OO dol
lars FRANK SHU MACHER.
Sufleld, June 9th, 1885 S79-3w
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY.

Summer Time Table, 1856.
Gates open at o'clock A. NJ: close at p. NJ
Bell will be rung ten minutes before closing. as
notice to carriages to leave the grounds.
Sunday Time Table.
Gates open at Z O'Clock A. M; close at p. M
PHILO L. KING, SEXTON
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MARRIED

JOHNSON.HOTCHKISS 18th, 1885. by
Rev. R. M. Freshwater, at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. E. o. johnson, of Derrick
City, Pa, and Miss Flora j. Hotchkiss. of Ra-
VIENNA.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1885-07-09

A piece of bone is on our table to
which is attached a curious history.
II is about two incht long, one and a.
half inches wide, and about an inch
thick. and was found deeply imbedded
in wild cherry log, which was being
sawed at the mill of Wilson & Haw-
kins, near town. The log was straight
and sound, and where the bone was
discovered was clean and without any
evidence of decay, and with no hole
into which the bone could have been
dropped. The location of the bone
when the tree was standing, was about
81 feet from the ground. 1t would be
interesting to know just how the bone
got in there, and how long the forces
of nature were exerted before the tree
grew over it.-[New Lisbon Buckeye
state.
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perfect arrangements for the comfort
and convenience of each relative, and
after partaking ofa sumptuous repast,
the afternoon was happily passed in
singing, reading, recitations and mar
rating experiences of "ye olden
tyme," With expressions of gratitude
TO Providence and the host, each spoke
"good night in the hope that this
first would not he the last reunion.
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New AdvertiS'tS.
ARD OF THANK &.

The relatives of j. A. Nicola, deceased, wish
to publicly express their heartfelt thanks for
the attention and great kindness shown him
during hls sickness, by those who but short
time before were strangers.
Nj. Severance and family tender their thanks
to kind neighbors and friends for their assist
ance during the sickness of j. A. Nicola, whose
decease recently occurred at their home.
CARD OF THANKS.
wish to return the heartfelt thanks OF my
self and family for the help and sympathy
rendered us by our neighbors and friends. in
our recent loss by fire.
HENRY HENTZ
SHALERsvILLE, July .. 1885.
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
John A. Nicola, familiarity known
as Dick" young man employed in
the carriage works of Merits & Riddle,
died July 1st, of Inflammation of the
| bowels, after an illness of only four
days. He came among US some five
his straightforward course and gentle
manly manners soon won the respect
and esteem of his employers, his fellow
workmen and of all with whom he
associated. While he was, perhaps,
not as generally known to our people
as some, it can be said that those who
knew him best We're his warmest
friends. For some time past he has
acted as ticket seller at Reeds Opera
House, which position he filled to the
satisfaction of all. Dick" will be
sadly missed by the circle of young
people in which he moved. The fu-
neral services, conducted by Rev. An.
drew Wilson, were held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Marvin Severance, on
Pratt street. where he had been during
his illness and at the time of his death,
and were attended by many friends
and acquaintances, the employees of
Merits & Riddle being present in a
body. Many beautiful floral offerings
attested the regard in which he was
held by his friends. In accordance
with his expressed wish, his remains
were laid forest in Maple Grove Gene
tefy. None of his relatives knew of his
iIness until the sad news:of his death
was telegraphed them. Two of his
brothers in law, A. X. Hartzell, of AL
lentown, Pa, and DIR. o. D.Swoyer, of
Bethlehem, Pa, arrived on Saturday,
intending to take the remains to their
home for burial, but upon learning
that he had not died among strangers,
but among loving friends, by whom
every attention had been shown dur
ing his illness, they decided to respect
his wishes, and assisted in placing
the remains in their final resting place.
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q t 0 II.
Sir lrbttu Sarbaaisr.
@el6id:ii5e grsd1luns ais Ben Eagen
Der engLii9su Reformation,
- Gou -
8ins @oIfrasa.
6ortiebuns.
8ims @oIfras,,

Moore war elmer aus Der 3abl Der PEG
tern. @ebet uno &bfaiiuug reliai6isr
S9riftsn bsi9dftisten ibu pdbyeno Der
TagesltunSeu. giucr ieirsv 2I6hauolan
een trdat BEN gitsi: lin res Blou6ens
wiuen ben Sob ni3t i9susn; )" uub es cnt:
bdlt oisirlbe ruabrbaif -einsu Sbas pun
trDitli6en uno er~mutbigenbsn Otbautsn:
y8ebe rem. 10 beiBt IS buriu. Der ourd
cine 8eisiaiguug @'OtteS ieiu 2e6en erfaus
fen nil: fir einItpeilen gcretisf, iGut er
fi9 balO ielber CUR 2aIt. D6Qenqual pet
folst ibn in ieinem Sem lien, 10 bag er iid
ben Cob, hem er bad eutJebsu moIlle, iclblt
berbeipiini5t. = @ie t56ri6t lit es, Dem
Eooe oes 80rperS entfic6en 81 wolen. I'm
beIto aepiNer benz epiQsa Sooe sur 9eute
gu werbsn; iOl6e 6urdt Dor bern 3obe 1T
offenbar ntdts meter, ais etu BIGGER NGf
i6ub bes llnucrmeiolid Ell. - Mloe1itsbet
MIR mGnuli9 benz SsUiI, nioeriiebat Inn
ftartmi!gi3 i'm W.aa6'u. !ter uuf menib
ltde 6ilie baut uno Die hoiinung aui Soft
ni6t iept, lpiGO uater9eben ianumt IIiuer
9iIfe.
Oie @cma9Iir Ecs Sanders, cine gut.
mii!bi9e Ob.r i9ua6e 6ruu, mGdt ibwl
Sorwiiri', baB er ni9t Sem Wciipiele Der
eelehrteltsn geute bes Jtei6eS fplse uno
nad9ebs. Moore abcr iragte rubig: gSie
lunoc sIaubit gu, bab i9 nod gu leben
babe2
@eni9iiens nod einise ~Swnusis Sabre!
8ubrbaftis. bdtteit On einise Gauisrb
Sabre seiasf, 10 wdre bns nod @tpos &c:
ueien; unb bo9 muB Der eiu i6ls6tsr
&aufmunn genannt pe,Oeu, Der ipegeu
Gauicnb SaDren Die gauge Gpi9tsit on baS
Spiel istt.
60 bc9te. idrisb uno tantcIts bieier
9laubrnsinni9e Wtunu. Nua ittlte CT aus
Den piaImeu Elm @ebetbu9 suidmmen, uno
pielmal los CT Die 2eioers9sidid)te oes
Serru, Die ia gu alien 3silen Der bette Grpl.
fir Ieiosnoe 9erstn gspcieu 1T.
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Tebtne 9taeS In 9tQem.

-Jtebme ale Iieren= unb 9eber= Mebi;ineit,
-gtebme ale Glutreinigin9smittel,
-hebme Alle5, mas 9egen Hbeumatisnis,
9esen Snoiseitionen, 9e9en ieoe grt 6leber belfen
lol,
-Tebme sQcs, mos bic Neruen bes 9an,er
Sr9anismus berubisen urb itGrter uno Dir bic
gr0btmosli6e @eiunbbeit peri9o Ell iol. nit
einem @orte, nebrne Don ben belfen Weoi3insn.
bic bic WiiienI6aft criunoen bat. uuo On pirit
on Seilfrait i~ibertriiit unb baB es ein3ig unb
auein i'm Staube lit. iosar ba nod gu 6elien,
no ale anberen Seilmittel febl9ei6laSen baben.
Die Griabrili9 benefit bisies.
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Xcber .@erDdrfuna.

Yor iiiuf Sabren ~erfranfte ;d an einem Tie.
rens unb eeberleibeu rnb wiiroe pon Rbeumae
tismus beiaIen. Meine Qebsr purbe 10 bart
pie Sol;, meine @lieber idpolen OIL utb fils
ten Bb nit gSaiier.
SD ;os bic beiten alcr;te ;u Static, oQe aber
erfldrien, baB i'd ni6t mebr ;u beileu iei. Sd
entl6lsB mid nun, Sop Sitters gu S%ebraudet.
bdrtung meiner 9eber perid,panb, Die @eiGwulft
perlieB meme Glieoer, mt einem @orte, in meis
mem Sale purbe f0rrnli6 elm 8unber eeipirft.
Satte ib !Sop SitterS ni6t gebraubt, 70 mare
ib Jest be9rabel.
9. @. Worep, Buffalo, Oct. 1. 1881
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idnitt ben &opf ab. uisrtbeilte ben 3Srper
uno Serltiifelte i'm banu tn cine Menae pom
Ebeilen. Oieie todte man auf benz Gi1ts
plate i,nb ban9tc its an ben StraBenefen
eonoons auf. Der rsdte Irm Iater
0ou9bton'S wurbc, obne baB bic Dswobs
ner es merften, iber Dem GinsansStbor bes
6artbduiertloters gum abi9rsfenbsn .9ei'
lpiel bsfeltist. Orei Gage na9bsr traf IS
i9, baB 3uei MOnde am Ebore beiiammen
itanoen, ba fie! pI6sIi9 bic ebrmiirbise Hss
liquie bcS Wfariprers su ibrsn SiiBsn nies
Der. 9eimli9 boben ite bieieIbe auf, tru.
gen iie binein unb ueridloBsn fie mitiammt
ben blutbehsdtsn Gleibsrn hires Yaters uno
einem 0eri9te iiber ben Wartertoo in cine
&iite. Die &iite aber sruben iie tiei in
Die 8 DC, iuie fic iasten, bis gu Dem Gage,
Oa @ott fem Solt wieSer lammsln unb il.
men 9ndois iein werbe.
Die brei anbern Sdla1topfsr, Sater
laurence, @sbiisr uub &spnoIbs, wurben
in slsi9er @eiie wie SouSbton semartsrt.
U&it 9lei6er Stanobaitigrsit uno slei6em
9eloenmutbe taa@t n audi lie bre SesIen
aus, Inn ~isnieits pom benz Sergslter Die
&rone oes yebens gu empftnjen.
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e(rmutb ttuS 2ctoet.

So Fam in SdulSsu. bate Sabre lang init 8rniutb uu6
esirea su I'd pisu. we.he bur4 zine trante Semitic uuc
ourd bic eToRen Stdnnultu FER u rate Strnria&t wliroen.
Sd irrr pouit nots eutmut5iqi. Yor tinen Sabre ling
td MN en-, au' rem &aib meiu,s Nators BIN, pop Bits
tiers 81 Stbrauden une in einen Gonate mar etue game
6amiiie pieser geiulp uno lett bieier 3eit mar R'emane
DON ~eerielbea aud nur ,iuen Gaa traut uuS I'D tan- nur
ouen armeu Rdnnern i-er, pGB tie ibre gang j milie
nit Sop Sitters ai elm gan5es Sabr sciuns erbslten ions
ntn, Gno oGv Der GrSiS bteiur Elm Dlel iligr,r III. ais bic
Dotiors Ns4Gurs lar einca ems IGN Eeiua. Sd nsB e..
0tH arbttter.
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Ge.ssIat S,e z 6pinster!

@srI S6r Sop 5i,isrs (beadti has srdne SoYien>
Slidei owi Der peissH Gtiteiie) psrlanat uno Der aPoibes
Ter p1 GbfoIst Suh 4ipds. has hh Is. .. @orusr's @ers
man sop ei.ters- ncuqt, ossr zine auerre gsieibuuug ala
Sopisu ihbrt, 70 wei, eeb surir rno neieet pru apotbes
ter wte eiue sittse S6lou {; uue penu CT iir hen StoH
eutr Seib s'noniHeu lat, 10 ttdst ibr peasn Seiruses an
uno pertIagt ibu wegeE SdpiaorlS aui Saabentrlas.
mir wsrbeH Sud iIr ieiIe Seraripeilans lrsigeois bslos'
nan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-13

Ole f%rditisenSs nnO brnbiscnhe gsiiiuns uru Sofets
ter's M q 9eubttterem entridelt lid BET Weieaus
uugSlsibeu aui's TdbIi9lte. Die critic &'rturg etseS
idmed5aittu StdrtuncSmittels ut lebeur une o~nrtaeno.
Sine gelinee Slntb eur4erirs Zen aorper uHe lie n%srY0ie
lnrube, welde Gle Hrorgbett lennSeitnet, iest lib. 0teie
Seieruna III tetne porabelgebture. IS ioIgt ihr teiue Uses
otr:ebr er alien SDmpterte in %perh0rtter Worm, we cas
imner FER FALL TT. mrrr uunteoiStntite Eeijuittel 9esen
es seieen seseteu pereen.
Ru huLen Ssi ell nulihsfern nnh NSrhlsrn ~Iberhnupt.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1885-12-10
For Growing Pigs.

As an excellent mixture for growing
pigs, according to the Howa Homestead,
the proposition is to take sixteen bushels
of oats and ten bushels Of corn and grind
them well together, then intimately mix
with this 100 pounds of oatmeal, which
at Iowa prices made a feed that costs but
about 70 cents per hundred. But Eastern
pork-raiscrs should not be deceived re-
garding cost Of material, and 1t would be
considerably more here than appears to
be the case in Iowa, where oats cost 25
cents per bushel, corn 2S cents per bushel
and oatmeal 81 Is per hundred, while
here mixture would cost us more than
corn meal. 1t is claimed that corn does
much more good when fed with a little
oatmeal than il fed alone, which a careful
trial will determine.