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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-22
WHILE HE SLEPT.
A Man on the Hill the Victim of Fleet.
Footed Pickpockets.

fOoteu flckpOcRetss
John Neville fell asleep yesterday morn
ing on the board walk in front of Alder
man Patterson's house, on kirkpatrick,
and was relieved of a S45 gold watch and
s. so in change by some unknown man.
Officer Kitzkasky, seeing the men together,
drew near, when the unknown made off In
the direction of Bedford avenue and es-
capped. On returning the officer brought
Neville to the Eleventh ward station, where
the loss was reported.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-22

sent to jail for five days.
jos. H0RNE K E0.E
PENN AVENUE STORES.
MIDSUMMER SALE.
Our prices on summer goods now are
the lowest ever known. A look through
the store will convince you of this fact.
To-day-l00 pieces more of the extra
fine Scotch Ginghams at sc.
I'M r,faNaa of ho A1a
can Ginghams at I5c
100 pieces more of the cotton Challis
we are selling so cheaply. -.
More of the Printed Lawns at &c;
large lot Of fine French Printed
Batlstes at 1oc and 121lc.
The Soc woolen Dress Goods which
We are selling at 25c are on a special
table in center of store.
Nearby are the new French Challis,
nearly 200 patterns, dark and light
colorings. Cream White Wool Challis
at25c.
Stylish woolen Fabrics for travelling
dresses at very low prices-5Oc yard
and upward.
The fancy Scotch and French Flan-
nels all reduced. Good goods at 25c,
In the way Of Muslin Underwear and
Dressing sacques our stock is unusually
complete and large.
In the Suit Room-our entire stock Of
Ladies' and Children's Summer Dresses
at very low prices. Also great bargains
in Goats and Jackets. All sorts Of
Travelling Wraps. Waterproofs, Dust
We have made still further reduc-
tions in our large collection of Printed
India Silks. both in short lengths and
full dress patterns. Our bargains IN
funcy plaid and stripe Silks are the best
offered.
Full lines Of Black Silks for Summer
wear at very close prices.
Our Notion Department Is nlled with
odds and ends useful for travellers
use. Brushes of all kinds. Travelling
Bags, Chatelaine Bags. etc.
The completeness of our stock will
surprise you-largest in all depart
ments.
I1S. H[lRNE K I'll
PENN AVENUE STORES
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-22
r. & VS. Pilsner Beer.
EVIL AIR

Call for this celebrated beer. It is to be
found on draught at all frst-class bars.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-22
EVIL AIR

EVIL AIR
From bad sewerage or undrained
swamps deranges the liver and un-
dermines the system, creates blood
diseases and eruptions, preceded by
headache, biliousness and constipa-
ton, which can most effectually be
cured by the use of the genuine
DIR. c. McLANES
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS.
Price, 25c Sold by all druggists, and pre-
pared only by Fleming Brothers, Pitts.
burg, Pa. Get the genuine: counterfeits
are made in st. Louis. jys-MwF
Bargains in Night Shirts.
Bargains in Hosiery.
Bargains in Flannel Shirts.
Bargains in Umbrellas.
Bargains in Silk Mitts.
Bargains in Ribbons.
Bargains in Kid Gloves.
= -
Bargains in Corsets.
Bargains in Ribbed Vests.
Bargains in Neckwear.
Bargains in Ruchings
s.: T. 7. 7. .:::
THlMPIDN Brothers,
Ioo FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEGHENY
,yaxw.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-22

and considered himself shook, and glared
through bis additional pair of eyes. His
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-10-29

the law is in this country as in most civ
ilized countries, that man is not as
sumed to be guilty from the fact that he
has been arrested, committed, indicted
and tried. The presumption is that un.
til he is proven guilty by evidence which
the jury believe, he is innocent; in other
words, you must be satisfied beyond a
reasonable doubt of his guilt; the proofs
must amount to moral certainty OF his
guilt, not mathematical demonstration,
but to a moral certainty of his guilt.
And now, bearing this in mind, | also
caution you that this case being an ex-
ceedingly important one, las affecting the
well being OF this country, its future
peace and the security of men under the
law of this Kingdom, is case which re-
quires your careful consideration.
think it is not improper for me TO say
that the testimony of Mr.. Wilcox is ex-
ceedingly important. 1 have told you
that it ls not necessary that you should
be satisfied that the defendant took an
oath to support the constitution OF that
society, the patriotic league, or to pre-
serve secrecy. Ii you believe from the
testimony that Mr.. Wilcox had conf
dence in him and he had confidence in
Mr.. Wilcox, and the confidence that Mr..
Wilcox reposed in him was so great that
che knew that he would not say any
thing" that he would not divulge it and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-10-29

that was the reason why he was not re-
quired to take the oath, you will con-
slider that as an important fact in this
case.
How can a person support; how can
person engage in a conspiracy mean,
and it not be shown that he really de-
clared his readiness, his combination,
except in such ways. As l stated be-
fore, a large body of armed men might
be told of project, and by going with
the leader to carry out the reasonable
project, assent would be inferred. There
is no testimony, and the defendant is not
charged with going with the expedition
to carry out the reasonable act. If you
find from all the facts and circumstances
that he, being aware that this plot was
formed and the intention was to be car
ried out and that he was present at these
three meetings wherein these matters
were discussed, saw the preparations to
use force and assented to it, agreed to it
tacitly or actually, then he is one of the
conspirators and you will be authorized
to find him guilty If, however, you
have doubts and believe that his pres
ence there was innocent and has been
explained to your. satisfaction, then you
with acquit him.
l leave the solution OF this important
and serious question, gentlemen, to your
consideration.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-10-29
Cash Assets Jan. LIST, 1884 = s1,5s5, $50 "a.

Takes Risks against Loss or DAMAGE nv Fire
on Buildings, Merchandise, Machinery and Fnrn.
lture on favorable terms. A. JAEGER
L2l2 ly Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-16

= Sn @ainesbiae, goofe gouuIp.
bat Maior Burbid, meI6er Elm 5pnbis
tat Don 6lfli6en &apitalifen pertritt,
ben Volf9lag gema9t, cine groBartiae
WaumtuOllen Gabrit bort anauleaen,
tpenn bic giirgeri6aft R9 perpflidten
mill, Der @eieli6aft 100 glfer 2ano
nobe bel Der 5tabt uub SAC, 600 in baas
rem 8elbe 3u geben. Jfa1 ber Waits
tbeilung bes 6errn gurbif beabfiAtiat
bic &ompagnie, elm ioIibes, ameift6dis
ges Gabrit @ebduoe In Stein, so Bel
260 Sub nit spei 5sitenfliigeIn bon
% gu 40 bin5ufellen, tpel6es in ber
Nfitte eiaen Sbu,m bat, Der 81 etods
nerfe bod 1T unb "a bel "a Sub i'm
umfang bat. 0erlelbe pirb sum Irep,
pengang oienen. Die GefeGi6aft wil
auBerbem 40 9rbeiterbduier errid,ten.
iebes nit 5 big 6 &dumen. Die Saz
brit lou NIT Der beFen Wrt bon Weafdbiz
merle ausgeriiliet werben, unb $50 Web.
ttable uno 5000 SpinbeIn befommen:
fie mirbe gegen 200 2euten gelddftis
gung geben unb m69entli6 ungefdhr
81. 900 in umlauf brinsen. Sails bic
Stabt ben Torid9las antnmnt, ioll nod
oor benz Is. Wldr3 nit benz 8au ber iSas
brit bsgonnen unb bieielbe big gum l.
Ottober fertig gefelt perben; lie tpiirbe
ettpa 5000 8allen 8aumwOle idbrlid5
nerarbeiten. Sb bas ber erite 8orlfob
Der neu.englif6en 8aumpollen ssabri.
tantsn 1T, tpirb ni@t eeiagt. geattrlid
beriu9en bic 8iirger bon Gainesville
4les, um bic Gabrit 5u betommen.
Wann ipiro bic .3eit fommen, mo- Der
Staot San gntoniO Elm dbnlider @ors
f1lag gema9t mirb2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-16
MtG1ttel Unto eSacfett .

e'sr'n slauben mir allies gu iibertreTen, mas
le e'er 'fferirt noroen iit, nidt nur, mas bic
@uts Der Waare, bic %reistuiirbtsfeit unb BEN
gei9mad anbetriift fonbern nir baben einen
10 relobalt'sen gorratb, bab mir nit irseno Ell.
mem HOnfsttions>@ id)dft, heldes ausfdHsslid
olels Bran@s betreibt, erfolsreid fonfurrireu
ionnsn. Oas Eager birst bic fd5uifen ga.
d9en, pslde pie MoDefidbte Der gSeIt, Berlin,
yaris unb Nep gort bisten. @ir loeen ole
9anlen ein, bieieS ein;is in ieiner grt aus,
geHalteIe 0epattsment an infpisiren, ba mir
ltder iinO, ibren 8eifalI sa sslpmncn.
:. SsrieA'a, Seriep's, Serfep's.
Pluld gSraps, 5u allen YreiIen.
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9as YnB 9eparteurtl1t.

@te es f9on felt Sabren infer 8eiirebeu
mar, oteies Separtement in ieber Beaiebnna in
pen D. gorberarunb gu bransen unb baifeIbe aur
Attratlion fir nnier umfanareid,es @efddft IN
MAIDEN, 10 baben mir nnabIaiiia anf SeiIsn
Berbeheruns binsearbeitet nnb olouben ietf
ben Stanopunft erreidt 3u baben, ipp mir dIIer
3ontnrrena fiibn bic Spibe bieten fonneu.
Wtr tonnen nit Mlle.n aufiuartsu. ipos bic
neuelte Mooe 1erborsebradt Bat, fotpobl, mas
bic gaoon, als bic ausfdmiiduns Der suite an !.
betrtift, uno anberbem baben mir eiue Came
NIT Der eeitnn9 bieies Dspartcmeuts betraut.
Die n'dt nur erprobte @rfabrung, fonbern and
etnen anBercrnentIid suten unb feinen &C.
idn'ad befst, nnb ii6eriid ben Damen, reId,e
nns NIT ibren Muftrasen beebrsn, boue Said.
faftiom aeben tuirb.
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Gin idare6lid,es sysisaeithitf

Gtue 9etmu4uns ber empfnbli4iten Mrt lit es, peur
emanb empfnbet, pab iene 9ebensseiiter in ter 0pa.
trait oer Sabre gu reresen besinnen baB sr ppn aas
gu lag nerrbert mutblcier, enerselper irtrh. Uni
cr TT etes baS beeauernSnerbe 9ops BON Sunrerten
IN unierer aatdsli2en llmsebnns Cine RON her gEtIen
@at tneoiiirte Aneae erneuter raft pel&e ,abaplen
S4pd6ltn8en has icn uncrtrdslie 2eben ipfeber an
merselte sscnituticnen, bel benen Gle ansepanefer
NRttte rerlasten, sleidam neber neu auisebaut bat
empfieblt lid elblt allen, rele eineS dnreaenbe
WettteS bebhrfen' SpiteterS Masenbitters lit eine
iol@e rein peSetabii6e, nerpenberabisenne, rerpaus
nnssfbrbernoe unb butbefru1tenbe MebfBtn Dpspep
ls unb Rerppdt ertereS bic llriae uno Ieseres bic
ben, eine Sur nit bem Sters burdsefibrt irirp
Ile 8crmen maari@er sfrantbeiten, 9ibeu1atislnus
Rteren= unb SlaienIeihen, 1eritrpfuns unb saltseS
3emperament perhen hnr beie nnperSlei1libe SAINT
ltsnmebi5n aus Der gBelt sei6afft.
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Sic gutoeduma elmer xra,,,

yar@ eine punberrple Gntheduns 1T semuGt pprter
Sieben Sabre lang bate e bic entieslitten 2eiber
aus;ueben, pelde berart hrer 9ebenstraft ebrten
bab ibr Sob nit inehr fern au ietn f6ten. 9rei Mc
iinben. Da taufte iie ppn uns cine Tlaf6e BON Or.
Sings pReuer Gntbedung fur S8pinbiudt" unb fant
6rn mad ber erten Dpfs 70 pel Grei&teruns has iit
big. Sbr g1dme TT Wlrs. 2utber 9ut. 60 f4retber
uns g. 6. Samrid & Co. in Sbelbr, Ncrb Carolina.
grcbefai&en tn alien Ipptbefen. Dreib, Ibpmpicr
& Co., Wbrlelale.
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9leioer : Stpffe+
Dcppelttreits, farbise uno idwurBe

aameeIbaare, 9rate b'aIIma, Srieo.s, Gen.
riettas, aIbotroB, ssrsss, 8aiue Graneais,
gafbmerss, San,iis, gfaIte'e, Damdie, Satin
@ips, gorborstte, Colombo, ebubat, eonbou
Goule, GIanelIe.
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@esen bas S@lamtsWso

Die unteriu9ung, tpel9e lebten 9erbft
auf 8etreiben bes Sen. 8eft bon einem
Senats s.Iusi6uB angefelt uuroe, bat
bargetban, pie mittelf elmer Neri1m6s
rung bon Gapitaliiten unb giienbabn,
prdfoentea bas ganSe 8iebgei@dft bes
Weffens mad @bicago unb Elm ober 3tpei
anberen pldbsn, mel@e bon ienem in
Ibbdngigteit fteben, geleitet unb bort in
tpeuigen 9dnben nereinist .porben it,.
Die @bicagoer Gleif9pader erbielten
Sransportbegti wel9e alle
Sonfarren3 nit ibnen unnl6gli9 mad,
ten. DaB iene Be9iinftisungen friber
befanoen baben, tpur6e boz benz Muss
f9uB offen eingeitanben. gs tpuroe ies
bod bebauptet, baB fie felt elmer Geibe
bon Sabren nidt mebr befdnben. Mber
ielbit wenu bas tuabr iein folte, 10 1T
bas Monopol ber @bicagoer pnder 10
felt begriinbet unb ibre finan3ieqe l1eber=
madt 1T 10 groB geuorben, baB es auf
gep6bnli1em Wege ni9t mebr su bres
den lit.
Siefes Wonppol Der @bieagoer pader
f6reibt bic preiie bor, au oeneH bas
Wieb ibm berfauft perben muB, unb es
f9reibt aud Die Breiie por. 3u tpel6en
bic 3onfumenten oas Gleiid) BON ibm
taufen mifen. Wolleu bic 0ieb3I9ter
li1 tpebren unb neriu1en tie, anberpei
tig before Breife fur ibr 8ieb be,aus3us
f@lagen, aIs bas Monopol ibnen bietet,
10 finben fie ii6 bur9 @9tpierigteiten,
tpel9e bic Gifenbabnen ibuen in ben
Weg legen, auf allen Seiten 10 gebefnmt,
baB fie sulebt frob iein miifen, Grieben
f6lieben 5u f0nnen 3u ben Bebingungen,
tpel6e bas Monopol pori9reiben mag.
@ef6la9tetes 6leii9 wirb BON @bis
eago iiberaa bin geididt, ni9t nur off
udrts unb iiibwdrts, ionbern aud tpefs
mdrts: bic ortsanfdfiigen Webger tper=
ben iiberaa geauungen, es i'm 8rOBen
au faufen unb i'm Gleinen meter au bers
taufen, fatt baB fie felber 8ieb aps ber
yta1baridaft f9la9ten. Weigern fie
| fi9, 10 ri6tet bas Wonobol ieIber
GIeii6IdbeH Elm unb perfauft sbas
Gleiib gu preiien, gegen ipel9e bic
ortsanIdiiigen Mebser unmDgli6 anf.
tommen tOnnen. bis bic leBteren fi9
unterwerfen unb bon Ielbhftdnoiaen
Seiddftsleuten gu Ngenten beg Mo.
nopols beroblinfen. gla9ber geben
bic preiie natiirli9 tpieber in bic S0be.
Die WOrtfiibrer bes Monopols in Der
@bicagoer prefie ldusnen bas 8elieben
befelben nidt. Sic bebaupten aber,
es be3able ben 8ieb3adtern before
preiie, als iie fOnit erbalten tpiirben,
uno Derfaufe bas Gleii9 benno6 tpobls
Teller, als es fonif bertauft perbsn
t6nnte. So bdtten ioipobl bic 8ieb'
5i6ter, als aud bic 2onfumenten 9or'
tbeil babon. Nas ertldre f6 baraus,
bob in ben groBen S6la6tbduiern bes
Wtonopols IIes ausgenubt nerbe, mas
anberspo berloren gebe. yii6t nur bas
Gleii@ un5 bic Saut ber Odfen mir.
ben perniibt, fonbern au9 &no1en,
56rner, Sufe, Blut, bic ginueioe unb
beren Snbalt. 9as meiite babOn iei
tiberaa aaoerspo nur i'm Wege, bel ib.
men werbe aud bas 9leinite, fei es au9
nur aur 9eriteluug fiinitli9en 9iins
gers. perntbt, neil eben bic Waiie es
(, erm6gli1e.
Dem anf&ein nod liest barin etpas
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n. "n .% @" T. W0LFS0N'S Riesen Etablissement.
1sss-S9+ HRrInafa
&letberftpff SeiaB+

@ir finb int @taube, fur iebe aleiofurbe, fir
iebs @uapce foipie fit iebes @uter ben snt-
ipre@enben 8efas gu liefern. @erabe bieiem
Departement iif unisre srObte aufmertiamtsit
dusewenbet !porben, UNI bic DamenmeIt in ber
8ufamnlenfellung ibrer Soilette in ieber gin.
iidbt su befrtebiaen.
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SettOedelt, 5lt aueu Yreiien
t bas CLOTHING DEPARTEMEN
= woIaFSoN.

Oie pareu ibr i1er muir bon Nas
bei6ba einsefl6Bt. @ut, baB ibr feati'
mentaler @influB nun bon Nnberen,
Md9tigeren paraIDirt tpurbe.
Olga begte febr sroBe grmartungen
in 8e5ug auf Nnia's ttnftises SdidfaI.
lEortfetuna foIat.l
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1SSS-S9.
S6,tbe! Sc)mbe!

DieIes Ssparteinent it 70 reidbaItia unb
ipobl ausseitattet, bab es einen etore fiir fd in
Aniprn9 nebmea fonnte gBir ffeben in bi.
retter @erbinouns nit ben anerfanmt beifen
Gabrifen bet Ser. Staatcn unb biirfen nus
tposl rii9men, baB mir nur bas alIerbeife unb
oas fafbicnabelfe Sdabpert fit Dainen unb
H,nOer arf 2aser baben. Sebr banerbafte
S@ube fir talteS uno nafes asetter oferirsn
mir fnr Sdu!fnber.
Sf)iuar5e rno farbise striiulpfe,
ebenf o FANCY CoLoRs,
fltr Satttett 1ttt0 mGbc1ett
in
8aumpolle, DoIIe uno Sei6e.
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Seet1tett 3e1tge :

@ei5e uno farbise Sii6tider NIT Serbiet.
ten, 9iIdtudaeus bel Der garb, Sanbtuder
Gioies, @ollene Sif9beden fit garIpr unf
Bobn3in,mer. 9iano-Gedsn, bas olerusu fl
unb moberni1e. Table Scarfs, Lambrequins
bel bet garb, au alien Ereiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-16

= Mu9t Cure 8eiteGunsem fiir Sta.
9elbrabt, glatten Drabt, giienbIe9,
3upferble@ unb 96tbe BEL piper &
g 6ultbeB, 80 & 35 Wef @om.
merce 9traBe, San Mntonio. Seras.
Spart @ele unb 3eit.
@arantle fur niebrigite Marftpreiie.
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: Sie beiten grfoIee merben ourd
bic Anwenbung bon ct. Satobs Del
bel allsn dueeren S9meraen eraielt.
Sn alien Gpotbefen 3u baben. Jhnf3ie
Gents bic Glaf9e.
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11n1n,1ll 1lllIlll,llll aI1llE1il1llnIfRlr al|I1lIllE1il1lllIl|ERllE
Setbe! Sei6e!

Sn allen Garben su alien preiien. Das $40.
bernfte unb @eidmadbonifs, nas bic @aiior
bietet Infer Eager lit uniibertrefHid reid.
baltig unb bic Damen finb sebeten, fi9 fpesiel
bieie8 Separtement, ipeldes auferorSentlit
Sibides bietet, ansuieben.
Sammt unb @iil6 gu allen greiien, unb ir
allen iLliben unb Gaueb. Garben
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-28
NEW ::3 :3 4: $;:::: S::::! II:
~ IL ~ and Wonderful Scenic Effects
Us.iN FAMILY EXCURSION,
Sept. 17ih. 1884.

Come with us and join the Olin Family Ex-
| cursion to Allegan, Mich a cordial invitation
is given to sn, whether members of the Olin
family or not, to take advantage of the low
| Rates offered. and swell the numbers to a great
crowd Train will leave Ravenna at 80 a m b,
and Kent at 9:l0 a, m. Sept 18th Fare for
round trip only Sc. and tickets good for return
passage at any time within 80 days. Passen-
gers c:n take train at Akron and at Mahouing z
depot in Warren at same fare. Passenger
Agents of The ro ads over which the excursion
goes will be on the train and give information
as to the cheapest and best way to reach other
points than those upon the line of excursion
First Glass train service is offered. The route
is q beautiful one. TIE passage will be made
in daylight, and everything will be done to
make the trip as pleasant as possible. All who
will join the excursion are requested to report
to the Committee on transportation as early as
possible. that arrangements may be made for
comfortable passage For tickets or other in
formation. address either of the undersigned
Committee on transportation.
L. A. OLIN,
8. H. GREEN,
Ms. OLIN
Ravenna, Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-28

George A. Craig VS. Theodore Starks. Suit for
money only. Amount claimed $500.
Lettie s. Pontius VS. Edward d. Pontius Di-
vorce. alimOny and injunction.
John Mack VS. Mary Mack. Divorce. Adultery.
Gaebona Riviello VS. P. & W. +. R. Co. Trans-
sTipt from docket Of q. Z. Beatty.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-28
RESOLU EIONS

Of Respect on the Death of Ed Cain, Member
of - Battery - 1st Reg't o. v. L. A, who
died Feb'y 18th. 1889.
BEsoLv ED, That we are each year reminded
by the death of one or more of cur Comrades
that in a short time the last man will be called
to join the ranks of those gone before through
the Valley of the Shadow OF Death.
That in III, death of Comrade Cain, ou,
ranks lose one who was good soldier a faith
full comrade. and our country. good citizen
and we join with his relative in mourning his
departure.
That a copy of these resolutions be furnished
the county papers fer publication.
81. PosF. Committee.
III. SHRApER,>
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-28
&c Younsstown's Monster Fair, 4

&c XOungstOw WINS Monster Fair, by
Il. 81 W. IL. H., sept. q s. 4, and 6.
R8T The p. & W. z. z. will make special
low excursion rates from all stations to the
Monster Fair at Youngstown ON above dates.
Ample accommodations will be provided for
IL The Youngstown Fair. of which John A.
Logan, Jr., is President. will be one of the best
in this section. SO don't fail to attend
Take the r. & w. r.. R. for Youurs.
towns MOnstrOus Fair.
Sept 2 8, 4 and 9th. Special low rates from
all stations. Ample coach room for ALL See
Agents of P. & w. 4. Z for further informa-
tion. tickets, sc.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-28
Pew Renting.

The Annual Renting of Pews will
take place at the M. E. Church, at 7:3O
O'Clock, sharp, Thursday evening,
August 5th also, the election of enc
Trustee and one Clerk.
M. r. FURRY, RecerdinslSec.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-28
NoTTCE-

IN oIICIis
Y UCY j 4Y who resides in the city of Pitts
IL burgh, in the state of Pennsylvania, is
h:reb- notified that ~yfon Jay did. on the 9th
day of July $50 file his petition sgaiBst her in
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County of fCrtage and state nl OHIO charging
that said Lucy Jaw had been wilfully absent
from him for more than three years last past
rri"r to fling said petition ar praying to be
divorced from her. the said Lucy Il. Jay; which
petit on will stand tor hearing at the next term
OF said TGu
Ravenna, o August 18th, 1899
MYRONJAY,
1895 RyJ NICHOLS his ATTY
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-28

Hope Novelty Store. Ravenna, o.,
for bargains in thousands of useful ar.
ticles, embracing Hardware, Glass
ware, Crockery, 5 and l0c. goods, Sta
tionery, Toys. Notions, Hosiery, &C.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-28
RaVenna Wins.

The third and last match of the series between
Kent and Ravenna Gun Clubs. was shot on the
grounds of the Kent Club. on Wednesday after
noon of last week. and resulted in a victory for
the Ravenna club. who broke three birds more
than their opponents. The following is the score:
KENT. RAveNNI
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-08-28

r OST-
IL Between Muzzy Lake and Day St..
Ksvenpa. Tuesday. august 18th. a short Black
BEAVER OVER. OAT Finder will be re-
warded BY leaving same at the N. Y, p. & q.
Freight Office or giving information where
coat can be found.