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Gall.polis, o.. May 81. lsSs

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Gallipoiis, o., May 81. 1888.

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SMERIFE'S SALE.
John II. Floyd. PiG.
VS.
Elijah SwackhamIner, ct nj, Defts.

In the Court of Common Pleas OF Hooking
County, Ohio.
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Notice TO Heirs.

July l9-3w
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In the matter of the Last Will and Testa-
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refunded.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-11-15
OBITUARY.

Chester Rlsley Howard was born
February 3rd, 1872. in Hartford. Conn.,,
and was the son of Freeman and Eu'
nice Risley Howard, natives of Hart
ford, and descendant of Thomas and
Susanna Howard, who emigrated from
England to America and settled in
Ipswich, Mass, 1884.
He came to Ohio in 1928 with his
father, mother, two brothers and two
sisters. One brother and one sister
survive him. He. remained ia compa-
ny with his father, running flour
and lumber mill and part of the time
a chair and rake factory, until 1874, in
the meantime filling the Office OF Col
in regular MALTA regiment.
In 1874 he purchased the farm at
Aurora Station, on q branch Of the
Chagrin river. which furnished water
power to resume his natural mechan
icsl tastes in various ways, the rasping
of the saw and the whir of machinery
being the delight and spice of his life,
up " bu0 IlAC vi hlS ucdtu, KNON OtH /,
1888. after an illness of SO hours, OF
paralysis of the heart, he being 76
years and 8 months of age.
He was twice married first to Har.
riet Benjamin, of Aurora, in 1888, who
died in 1864. leaving three daughters,
their only son dying when II years of
age. In 1855 he married Harriet NJ.
Root, of Bainbridge, o., who, with his
three daughters, Mrs M. n. Loomis,
of Ravenna, Mrs. G. G. Shipherd, OF
Aurora Lake, and Mrs. w. Russell, of
Aurora, mourn the loss of a kind and
faithful husband and father.
Mr.. Howard was man of great
strength, which he assiduously applied
to business. wasting no time, it being
too short for the frivolities of this
world. Always an Obliging neighbor,
benevolent, and interested in all pub
lie benefits, often denying himself to
lend helping hand to any in want or
trouble. He filled the officeof assessor
sixteen or more years.
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Antique Receuti ID.

N.R. Ye Grace Church folks in vite
all We people of Rsvenna' o meet with
them Oh Thursday. the XXI Of Nov.
in the year ofour Lord. MDccCLxxxIII
N. b. Ye eating will oegin at ayriie
candle light. which IL ". by We tall pale
clock in We Cou t House steepIe.
N. B. Ye poll taxe hath been fixed
at We small sum of Two shyllyngs cur
reucy, IF there be any what think
this to big axe they are privileged
to go 10 the gallery for one dime onty'
But ye cannot eat supper or shake
hands with ye women folks for that
small sum, aud we beseache ye bald
headed ynep not TO sit on the frontier
most seat in the gallery, as We might
get dizzy and fall over while gazing
at We maydens below.
NIB. There will be great compa
ny of men and women singers, also
fiddle playing.
NJ During the singing ye young
men and maydens will be suffered to
sit together.
N. B. Some of ye singers are un-
welded.
N. B. Ye Mayor and ye Marshal of
We towne will be in attendance, and if
so be any should fal asleep he will be
sought out aud awakened and reprov-
ed, and will also carry out :he babies
what doth cry, and likewise snuff the
candles.
N. B. Should any one find after ye
great meeting that they have received
to much benefit for the small amount
of monies paid, they can ease their
and make recompense by
pay ing more to Sampson Ginglestop-
per near the door.
N. B. All ye good menne and wO
meme folks are expected to assemble
at thys TYNE aud give of their worldl.
to this good cause.
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masuia,cen. display of Fur..


The fourth annual exhibit and sale,
of Henry A. Newland & Co., of De-
trOit, the leading fur house of the
West, at the store of D. M. Clewell,
attracted a very large attendance of res
ident and adjoining towns ladies. The
large and commodious room was liter.
ally thronged in the afternoon, and it
was with difficulty that one could el-
bow the way to the counters in the
silk and cloak department, on which
were displayed the coveted and ad
mired fabrics of beauty and warmth.
There could be but one expression
that Of admiration-in inspection OF
the garments, embracing real seal skin
jackets, 500 to $l25 in price walking
coats, $l25 to $3.50; sacques. $l75 to
$3.50; Newmarkets. $500 TO $3.50; Bea
yer cloth overcoat, mink lined, with
fur beaver cuffs and collar, $3.50. Ele
CANT sets, Blue Fox, Red Fox, hilver
Lynx, Badger, Seal and Lynx, as well
as those of less costly material, were
exhibited. Two animal floor rugs at.
tracted attention, one being a Royal
Bengal Tiger and the other an Ameri.
can Black Bear, with mounted heads
The sales amounted to upwards OF
ST. 900. The goods were shown by Mr.
f. w. Robinson. who represents the
house.
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INVERSE & Son.

At the close of the morning service
at the Baptist church last Sunday. Rev.
Barber, in behalf of the church, pre-
sented Miss Lizzie M. Jennings, who
has been singing soprano in the choir
for the past year. with an handsome
pocketbook containing three five dol
lar gold pieces. The present was en-
tirely unexpected, and is an expression
of appreciation very gratifying to Miss
Jennings.-[Fenton mich Indepen-
dent.
Miss Jennings is the daughter of Fl.
n. Jennings, former resident of this
city and Kent. Miss Lizzie early de-
veloped musical talent, both vocal and
instrumental, of high order, which
was exhibited in entertainments in
which she took q leading part, while a
resident of Kent.
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Last week an Akron detective ar.
rested A. 3. Strong. a resident OF
RootstOwn, on the charge of horse
stealing. The horse for which the of.
ficer was searching was stolen from
DR. Belden, of Akron, and it was sup.
posed had been taken by the men who
robbed an old man on the streets OF
that city. A search of the premises
disclosed regular storehouse of stolen
property, and not only the Belden
horse but a number of others have
been traced to him. circumstances in
dicating that he has made a regular
business of disposing of horses and
buggies stolen in Akron and vicinity
The boldness of the fellows operations
have heretofore prevented suspicion.
Representing himself as horse trader,
he has disposed Of horses stolen in
Summit county to parties in Alliance,
who are now the losers. The prisoner
was taken to Akron and placed behind
the bars to await trial.
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Twenty five years of successful, and
annually increasing business, denotes
a record of stability and enterprise
characteristic of comparatively few
business houses. A pardonsble pride
may well be INDUCED by the possessor
of such record, denoting as it does,
the fruits of integrity, and fidelity to
business principles. which while they
are rewarded with success, leave no
taint of questionable methods pursued
in its attainment In connection with
this line Of thought, ID. M. Clewell
has something to say to his patrons
and friends of twenty-five years. &C
quaintance, in our columns, which
will be found of more than ordinary
interest in perusal.
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Portage County Medical society,

FOTtaKe OOuuty AO0ACat
NOVEMBER MEETING.
Society met in DIR. Leonard's Office,
and was called to order by Vice Presi
dent AIcorn. Minutes of last meet
ing read and approved,
The following cases were presented
to the Society for examination, and
suggestions for treatment An elder
ly gentleman. with epithelioma of
face examined and treatment recon-
mended, A child years of age has
had malarial fever during summer, and
now suffers with continuous and per
sistent headache, partial loss of vision
and unequal dilation Of pupils, Treat
ment was recommended, and the at
tending physician requested to report
the progress of the case at the next
meeting. DIR. Leonard reported the
case of his brother who died suddenly,
in October last Patient had suffered
from Bright's discs for a year or
more, and was trying the waters of the
Springs near Meadville, Pa when he
suddenly expired in the Office OF the
hotel. DR.. Loughead opened the dis
cussion on new remedies, confinip &
his remarks to such new remedies az
he had used. and giving his own OBJ
servation of their value. The dikcus.
sion was participated in by a number
of the members present.
Program for December meeting -
Essays. Drs. Smith aud Warrington
Discussion on Albumenuria, opened
by DIR. Leonard.
Adjourned to meet in DR.. Alcorn'i
Office, the first Thursday in December
X. B. LOUGHEAD, Sec.
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Only E'ol,ri

The official returns of this county
show that James Jones. Republican
candidate for Sheriff. received 1855
votes, John P. Jones, Democratic can
didate, 35I4. There were 10 batlols
cast for ]. P. Jones, 1s for John Jones.
| for J. B. Jones and for John JONES,
all of which were evidently Intended
for John p Jones. auu added to the
S5l4 gives him 1851, only four less Than
his opponent. Truly, the hole is not
:" as wide as baru door," but the Re
publican candidate manages to squeeze
through.
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Don't Experiment..

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are
In danger Consumption alwaysseems
at first ouly a cold. Do not permit
any dealer to impose upon you with
some cheap imitation of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption colds
and coughs. but be sure you get the
genuine. Because he can make more
profit he may tell you he has some.
thing just as good, or just the same.
Don't be deceived, but insist upon
getting DR.. Kings New Discovery
which is guaranteed to give relief in
I all throat, lung, and chest affections
Trial bottles free, at g. p. Reeds drug
store.
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m a rrBa ge Licenses

Arthur K. Cowell and Maggie B
Bean.
Andrew J. Hickman and Lena
Wetzel.
Augustus D. Green and Laura A.
Ball.
Charlie w. Porter and Bessie Spires
Thomas D. Douthitt and Maggie A
Lewis.
Charles Adams and Maggie McCay
Evan Jones and Julia Hollister.
Albert II. Keehl and Agnes Roth.
David L. Humphrey and Alice
CoWles.
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o. g. Williams has left for Cincin.
natl where he will enter the Cincinnati
Law school for regular course Mr..
Williams is a young man of fine pres
ence and great natural ability. He
possesses all the elements necessary 10
become a lawyer of distinction, and
his many friends here anticipate for
him bright future In the professional
life he has chosen Il Alliance Leader.
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Report, District No, 8.

Roll of honor for the month ending
Nov. 9th.
No. enrolled. 80; neither absent nor
tardy, IL, viz: Harry Altman, Daisy
Altman, Kitty Altman. Pearl Churchill
Birdie Churchill, Rettah Chamber,
Mamie Harper, Lemmie Harper, Eu.
uice HuntIey, Millie willard, Scott
willard.
ETA ELDREDGE, Teacher.
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Is FULL AND COMPLETE.
New LOT OF WALL PAPER
Next Years Styles just received.
G. A MYERS
Rucklen,s Arntcasalve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum,
fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chill
blains, eorns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles. 1t is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
meney refunded. Price 25 cents per
bog. For sale by q. p. Reed. Ravenns
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The Lady Godvis must have had
exceptionally long hair since it com
pIetely concealed her lovely person.
Since Ayers Hair Vigor came into use
SUCH examples are not so rare as for
merly.- 1t not only promotes growth
of the hair. but gives it rich, silken
faYfulQ
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COrSets.

When in want of a good Corset, just
call and see what we can show you at
35c. There is not a Corset made that
will beat it. Our Elastic Hip Abdom-
inal Corset is worth coming miles to
see. (1O54) N. CONVERSE & Son.
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horticultural, society.

The November meeting of this Soci
ETY. will be held on Wednesday, the
2lst inst, at the residence of Albert
Babcock, about two miles south ofthe
Court House. Essay by o. F. Hay
maker. All are cordially invited.
ANDREW WILSON, Sec.
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Boils, carbuncles. and other skin
eruptiops indicate that the system is
en- leavoring o ieje't p isonous acids,
aud that Ayers Sarsaparilla is imper-
atively needed. It is the most reliable
of all hood medicines. Ask your drug
gist for it, and take no other.
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Gents UndarWAar.

We have grand line. Look at our
scarlet all weol wrappers at 65c, and
Scotch mixed wrappers at 4Oc. Cheap
enough. Call soon.
N. CONVERSE & Son.
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The exhibit of the Kent Public
Schools at the Ohio Centennial Exhi-
bition at Columbus was awarded q
Silver Medal, which speaks highly of
our teachers a. well as scholars,-Kent
Courier,
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1t is intrinsic merit alone Of Halls
VegetA BILE Sicilian Hair Renewer that
has gained for it great popularity
for restoring the natural color of the
hair
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Special attention paid to hair cutting
and dressing for ladies and children,
at the Etna House Barber Shop.
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New Advertis'tS.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of John Leonard. deceased.
NNHE undersigned has been appointed and
Il qualified as administrator of the estate of
John Leonard. late of Paris, Portage County,
Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 10th day of November, A. d. lsss
PETER BUTTS.
By i. T. SIDDALL, Atty.
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Times of Holding the Courts of
Common Pleas, A. ID. 1850.

Times of Holding the Courts of
Common Pleas, A. ID. 1880.
STATE OF OHIO. NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
TT Is ordered by the Judges of the said j udi
l. cial District that the timss of holding the
courts of Common Pleas in the several counties
Of said District for the year A. ID. 1879 be
Counties so enter the same upon their journals
of their respective county. and publish the
same as required by law. to-wit:
AsHTA BrLA COUNTY,
January II, March rs, October %.
GEAUGA COUNTY.
January 7.April 8. October 2s.
LAKE COUNTY.
February Is. May 20. November a5.
NAHoNING COUNTY
January;7. May 6. September 16.
PORTAGE COUNTY.
January Z. May 6, September 1s.
TRUMBULL COUNTY,
February II. May a7. October IA.
CARROLL COUNTY.
February 4, May 97. November II.
CoLUMBIANA COUNTY,
February 4, M ay 9. October7.
STARK COUNTY.
January q, May 6, October z.
Said terms to open at 10 O'Clock, q. m.
L q. SHERMAN,
ID, W. CANFIELD.
JOSEPH e. JOHNSTON
THOMAS GIEMER,
GEO. +. RobINsON, Judges.
AURON PEASE,
W. A. NICHOLS,
ROBERT RALEI.
October II, 1888
- rosTieE COUNTY. IS,
r A. e. E.sEATON, Clerk of the Common Pleas
lie Court within and for the County OF Por.
taKe. do hereby certify that the foregoing is q
full, true and correct copy of the order. hxiD 9
the times or holding Common Pleas Court In
the severai counties of the Ninth Judicial Dis
trictln the year 1889 as made by the Judges oil
said Com mon Pleas Court and entered on the
Journal thereof.
WITNESS my hand as Clerk of SAID Com
[sEALl mon Pleas Court and the seal thereof
at Ravenna Ohio, this 96th day of Oeto
ber. A. D. 1888.
A. E. sEATON. Clerk.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
R.vensA, rsURsDAr. nov. ~. 1888
TIL Thurman Club

will hold a business session al the
Town Hall RAvENNA,
lhis Thursday evening November 10,
al Z: 30 o'clock Let every member be
preseu, The democratic County Ex-
ecutive Commi.tee 9 invited to meet
with the Club.
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mrs. 1. \. PARSONS

EmbI oiaered FiaDUel by The Yard ;
KOi' Jude. wear:
Hoods aUG TobOggans;
Hosiery aud Mi''eDs;
Infants Knit Sscques;
Corsers aud WAISTS;
Busiles aud Pa0iers,
Hose SUppo'
Muslin Underwear aud Aprons,
Collars, Cuffs aud Hand e.-niefs.
Hail Ornaments aud VeilIugs.
Our stock U, MILLINERY is com.
plete, and prices exceedingly low.
80
MRS. A. HI. PA RSONs,
No. Ops Block, RAvENNA. O.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1888-07-26
An EIoquens Protest.

The carpet manufac turers, in their
recent protest against the reduction of
tariff, expressed themselves in a letter
to the Ways and Meas Committee Of
the House Of Representatives as follows:
The undersigned, carpet manufacturers
of the United states respectfully repre-
sent that the carpet industry Is a branch
of manufacture which requires the most
elaborate and costly machinery. and
technical skill not surpassed in the whole
range Of textile industry; that the pat
terms must be changed every season or
oftener to meet the demands Of fashion:
that it's execution requires the most pro-
found knowledge of the principles of dec
orative art and Of the mysteries OF dyeing;
that American inventions have been
adopted by the very mills in Europe with
which it cOmpeteS and the American pro.
ducts of these inventions are admitted TO
be the best illustrations of American
achievements and of the textile art; in
short, that it is entitled, upon every con-
sideration for which protection is Ordi-
narily claimed, to the highest measure OF
National encouragement.
Yet, in a bill now before your honorable
body entitled, "A Bill to Reduce Taxation
and Simplify the Laws in Relation to the
Collection of the Revenue this industry
is uniustly Disseminated against, mas
much as, under said BILL manufactures Of
wool (Other than carpets and cotton are
subject TO a duty of +0per cent adj valorem,
while carpets are putat 80 cent ad yalorem,
Notwithstanding that fax, hemp and
jute yarns, also dyCstutfs, which enter
into the manufacture of carpets are still
subject to duty.
This country is the largest consumer o (
carpets IN the world, using more than all
the rest of the civilized world; and car
nets which were formerly, on account OF
I..f~ -,f tr4a d.