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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-06
PALMYRA,

On Monday evening. July 28th. serious ac-
cident happened to Mr.. George Kibler, who re-
sides one mile west of this place. In going to
the field for load of wheat. he was thrown
from the wagon. alighting upon his head and
shoulders, causing spinal and internal injuries
The effects from which he died on Thursday.
The funeral was held at the family residence
on Saturday. A large number of friends and
relatives assembled to pay their respects. Rev.
Andrew Wilson officiating.
About 60 neighbors, friends and relatives of
Mrs Maria Williams, sister of ex-sheriff Thos
R. Williams, assembled at her home last We'd
nesday in celebration of her 50th birthday
niversary Among those present were Sheriff
Jones and family from Ravenna, and David S.
Thomas, who has passed the 90th milestone of
life's journey, having been born July 18th, 1S00.
at Carmathorn. Wales. 1t was a merry time of
social mingling and congratulation to Mrs. W,
who was thus pleasantly reminded of the es-
TEEN in which she is held by those who know
her. splendid dinner sat down to. at the
completion of which MI. Hiram Spooner, on
behalf of the donors, addressed hinself to the
pleasant Office of making a very neat presenta-
tion speech, in which he admirably expressed
the sentiments and feeling called forth by such
an occasion, and begged Mrs. Williams to ac-
cept the offerings int usted to him as memorials
of their friendship and good will. The lady.
who is gifted most happily in language por-
trayal, responded easily and gracefully. but ere
she finished, was overcome by her feelings and
revealed her deep thankfulness and apprecia-
tion by the silent eloquence of heart stilled
tongue. The presents were numerous and
valuable, and the memory of that day will be
fondly cherished by those who participated in
the pleasures of the occasion.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-08-06

A large crowd. fine weather and closely con-
tested races combined to make the Grand Circuit
meeting in Cleveland last week. the most sue
cessful ever held in that city. As usual. the
a. record" was broken. "Adonis" paced q mile
in :11h on Wednesday. and on Friday. which
time was equalled in the AIT race Friday. by
Dallas"
A heavy storm swept Trumbull county Thurs
day night. The spire of the NJ E. Church at
Cortland was destroyed and the residence OF
Mrs. Valentine. in the same town. was struck
by lightning and partially consumed. The big
barn of Joseph W ilson, at Newton was Destroy
ed by lightning. together with hundreds OF
bushels of oats and wheat and tons Of hay.
A convention of delegates from the various
farmer organizations Of the State has been CALL
ed to be held in the city of Columbus on We'd
nesday, August 18th, 1890. This is not con-
vention to form new political party or to
nominate candidates; neither is itcalled in the
interest of any existing political party, but a
convention solely for the purpose of consulting
together and agreeing upon some general plan
of action for the relief of the present depressed
condition of agriculture. The Ravenna Grange
will send Mr.. James Mcintosh as delegate to
.his convention.
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THAT there are many members of
'he Democratic party of Ohio who
would honor the Supreme Bench, is a
gratifying knowledge, and the con-
vention which meets at Springfield
the 26th and 9th of this month, will
no doubt select such candidate.
Among the distinguished jurists of
the State, whose abilities, learning
and experience entitle them to hon.
orable mention, none are more deserv-
ing than the Hau. M. STUART, of this
city. MR.. STUART would carry to the
bench the wealth of judicial mind |
profound in natural endowments, and
ripened by nearly forty years experi-
ence in the legal forum.
His great knowlege of the legal sci
ence has secured for him just recog-
milton, and his name is associated with
those of the best lawyers of the State,
His life has been devoted to his pro-
fession, and in exactitude of correct
legal reasoning, and in the extensive
acquaintance with text works and de-
cisions, he is conceded on every hand
to take rank with the ablest counsel
of Ohio. In the full maturity of his
intellectual powers, equipped with the
exhaustless resources of native genius
and years of industry, his decisions
would at once be classed with the most
valuable in, the State Reports.
One of the most important branches
of any Government is its Judiciary,
for the people are concerned quite as
much, if not more, in its decisions
than in the direct enactments of the
Legislature. The choice of candidates
) for such an exalted trust ought to be
made with reference to their ability
and fitness for the discharge of its OBJ
. legations, and never be dictated by the
considerations of SO called party avail
ability. It's decisions should be hand
ed down by men of integrity, erudi
= tion, and sound judgment. All these
: requirements should be insisted on
i and we urge favorable consideration
: of MR.. STUART's name as candidate
g who would strengthen the ticket b,
3 reason. Of his worth as citizen AM
e jurist.
= Mr.. STUART has been a consisten
y Democrat all his life, and thorough
d advocate of his party's principles. an
Is for years no Democrat ever lahore
- more faithfully for its success.
l. If nominated. he will receive YER
d handsome complimentary vote fron
= his Republican friends, who respec
le his worth, and place the highest esti
mate on his abilities.
No candidate could be named who's
N election would reflect greater honor t
= !, the Democratic party, or elevate
,e more in the estimation of the people
as No candidate could be named who
more worthy of recognition at th
hands of his party.
If the nomination should come, 8
it should, to Northern Ohio, then W
earnestly urge the name of Hon. N
IN STUART, as the choice of the Conve1
~ tion.
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DecenniaI County Board of
EQUALIZATION.

NOTICE is hereby given that in accord
~ ance with the provisions of Section 2813
Revised Statutes OF Ohio, the Decennial Board
for the Equalization of Real Property within
the county of Portage viii meet at the Office of
the County Auditor the second Monday of
August. A. d. 1899. Adjourned meetings will
be held from time to time until all complaints
have been entertained. ALI claims for adjust
meut must be fled in writing with the County
Auditor and should be presented before the 10th
day of August.
The Real Estate Assessor is required to give
notice in writing to each resident land owner of
the values placed upon land and buildings. All
claims for adjustment should state the griev-
ance fully and clearly giving the name in which
the property stands, and description of property
as described by the Real Estate Assessor in his
notice of values sent to land owners.
AS the duties of the board are to adjust values,
attention should be called to other property in
the same assessment district that is assessed
lower.
The post Office address of complainant should
be given in order that notice may be sent to
each OF the day fixed for the hearing.
S. r, FREEMAN, County Auditor.
RAvENNA, Ohio, June 25th. 1890. 1140-4t
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N. CONVERSE &SON
Teachers. Examinations.

l. EXAMINATIONS will be held. d.commencing
- at 8 O'Clock a. m. and closing at p. m.
on the FIRST SATURDAY OF each month; also,
the THIRD SATURDAY in October. November.
February and April.
The examination on the THIRD SATURDAY in
February will be held at atGarrettsville; that on
the THIRD SATURDAY in April, at Kent All
others will be held at the High School Build
ing. Ravenna.
No certificate will be ante-dated.
Any applicant, known to cheat, will be re-
jected for six months.
By order of the Board.
o. F. HATMAKER. Clerk
IU46 FarlYille. 0
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Imnortant to Coal Buvers.

JASON MORGAN, requests us to state that ow-
ing to illness, he is unable to solicit orders for
Coal. He further wishes US to say that he has
laid in full supply of ell kinds of Hard Coal.
1T Will be to the interest of those in present
need, or wishing to lay in a supply, to call and
get prices before buying elsewhere. You will
fully endorse us in the assertion that MORGAN
s SONS is the place to buy your Hard Coal.
1.-THE Best Mower on Earth" the Eureka,
direct draft, Il. F. THOMPSON.
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EFH
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POTl
Bargains beyond Question.

Buggy Robes. one-third off. Drinking jugs,
1000 sheets fly paper. lots of fly traps shelf papers
half price; beautiful and durable 10 ct. jewelry,
hammoeks. hammock hooks and stretehers.
Choice of Gents half hose Zoe. pair-some for Sc,
pair. Beautiful gold band. decorated tea plates.
IS cts. doz, gold band decorated cups and saucers
60 cts. sett. Best Boys Express Wagons in the
market. HOPE NOVELTY STORE
Rayenna o.
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FREEDOM.

FREEDOM July 81. 1890.
The gentle murmur of the thresher is again
heard in the land. and the heart of the farmer
leaps forth and is glad to see the golden grain
roll out and fill his sacks and bins to fatness.
Grant Weigand is in town for few days.
Mrs. Reese. of Akron. visited her daughter Mrs.
W. Fl. Stroman. last week.
P.F. Freleigh. of Indianapolis. is spending a
couple of weeks with his parents.
Prof M. C. Freleigh. who has been quite sick
for several weeks. is much improved.
Lille Sloan. of Warren. is visiting her uncle.
Seth D.
Harry Boyd. of Memphis Tenn is visiting his
uncle B. ii. Hall. PANsY.
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Consumption Surely Cured,

To THE EDIroR:-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above-named
disease. By its timely thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any OF
your readers who have consumption if they will
send me their Express and P. o. address. Respect
fully, ia. SLOCUM, N. c., ISL Pearl St., N. z.
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THE H. NJ. BRAINRRD Co.. of Cleveland, o. :,
desire to state that they have placed the agency
for the celebrated j. & C. Fischer Pianos with
Mr.. L. F. Thompson, at Ravenna. o. Anyone
wishing strictly first class piano will do well
to consult Mr.. Thompson before purchasing.
THE FL. M. BRAINERD Co.
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must have fast black stockings. The Y.
3 just the thing. and Snyder's the place to
sm. from 10e. to 25c. per pair.
1nna's Boom begins. and they are bound
her booming by low priced Dry Goods at
rs.
pu want White Embroidered Dress go to
RS and get one for half price.
bu want White Embroidery go to SNYDER's
K for his drive. at &C.. &c.. and 10c.
I few dozen remaining of the great 25 Ct.
and Jersey Vests, at Snyder's.
to see SNYDER's 25 ct. Table Linen. and
o other.
rush for Snyder's 9 and IA ct. Satteens still
ues.
early Fall Styles Mousselines, for wash
IS. at cts, are now to be seen at SNYDER's s
1ot let the hot weather discourage you, but
SNYDER's for some of his cool Dry Goods
lake yourself comfortable and happy.
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The Erie engineers are having fine sport with
the new wheel passenger engines. Monday
No. left Meadville So minutes late. with II
cars, Jack Pendergast at the throttle of engine
3i6. Jack pulled into Kent two minutes ahead
OF time.
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Don't neglect your eyes when you find there
is any imperfection of vision. At 10 years of
age or 50. Call in our Optician.
THE +. r. WATT Co,
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SpOrtSmGl, Attention!

THhVE FOR SALE
l FULL BLOOD ENGLISH BEADLE PUPS,
four months ! either sex. at reasonable
price. " REED FaVepnf, y.
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81, 1t is quite generally known that Sprekel the
PIT Sugar King" has always opposed the sugar
p,ust. and done more to discourage that monopo-
Than any other individual living. We have
. pure cane sugars, also. full line choice gro
ries, at anti monopoly prices.
Hone KONG TEA STORE,
a No. Riddle Block.
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A Five Years Warranty with every Fischer
Piano. Parties interested would do well to
examine. Il. F. THOMPSON,
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Sarah j. Stephenson In Common
VS.. I1Iaon Ca1,,t
enj amin Franklin Stephenson.) A' oooi' We

NOTICE.
DENJAMIN FRANKLIN STEPHENSON,
D whose place OF residence is unknown, will
ia ke notice that on the 14th day of June A. ID.
1890 the plaintiff, Sarah j. Stephenson, filed
her petition in the Court of Common Pleas of
Portage County. Ohio. being cause number 1916,
praving for a divorce from said Benjamin
Franklin Stephenson on the grounds of habitual
drunken for more than three years last
past gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
Said cause will be for hearing and after
the 7th day of August. 1890, in said court.
SARAH j. STEPHENSON.
ByJ. II. DUSsEL, her attorney. 113S-6w
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on make no mistake when you bring us
r watches and jewelry for repairing.
THE E. r WAIT Co.
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u may have your Repousse and Engraved
er nicely oxidized by
THE E. R. WAIT Co,
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The SHIRT WAIST in Offer No. l is well worth so
alone The PANTIES hard wearing goods,and
you'll find them to do good service The DOLLAR SUIT
is the thing to knock about in during
schoo-wel made durable strong garments
When you the BLOUSE WAIST and PANTS for
$I.5O, you will wonder longer at the popularity of
GRAVES'S GOOD GARMENTS. This is a paray
JUST FOR AN EXPERIMENT., try these
cialies We haven't many left CLEVELAND MoLHERs
are thinning them We want country friends
gets the benefit of style of advertising.
men, young old. Then Coats and Vests,
Tennis Outfits Summer Clothes Shirts Hats and
Caps, all Furnishing Goods sent to address, c. o. D.
Measurement Rules. Graves will save
ey. When you to town. visit the White House
the Averue, ard make yourself at home.
Yours, sincerely,
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nm on make no mistake when you have your
II lEs measured and corrected by our optician,
u pay only about II city prices.
THE E. r. WAIT Co.
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DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.


The democratic state central commits,
has made the following assignments o
speakers:
Hon. W. W. Dixon ana Hon. W. 7. Penn
MILES CRY. Tuesday, Oct. II.
GLESD1yE. Wednesday, Oct. L..
BILLINGS. Thursday, Oct. 16.
LIVINGSTON. Friday. Oct. II.
GREAT FALLS, Oct. q.
Hon. W. W. Dixon and Hon A. n. Nelson
BozEMAN, Saturday, Oct. IL.
Hon. W. W. Dixon and Hon. I. c. Bach
FoRT BENTON, Monday, Oct. 20.
Hon. W. M. Bickford and Hon. n. Kirk.
PLACER, SATURDAY. evening, Oct. IL.
Pony, Monday evening, Oct. Ii.
Hon. W. Y. Pemberton,
CASTLE, Saturday evening. Oct. 10.
SAND Cou1EE, Monday. OCT. 20.
Hon. W. M. Bickford-
VIRGINIA CRY, Tuesday, Oct. IL.
SHERIDAN, Wednesday evening, Oct. Is
SPRINoH1LL, Friday evening, Oct. II.
LION CRY, Saturday evening" Oct. 10.
Hon. ". j. Penrose-
CoKEDALE, Thursday, Oct. 1G.
T1MBERL1NE. Friday, Oct. II.
Hon. r. b. Smith and Hon. W. ID. Hill
M1ssouLA, Thursday. Oct. 16.
Hon. II. b. Smith
GRANrsDALE. Monday. Oct. l3.
CORVALLIS. Tuesday, Oct. II.
FRENcHrowN. Wednesday, Oct. 15.
GRANITE, Friday, Oct II.
ANACONDA, Saturday, Oct. 10,
Hon. ". ID. Hill
BUTTE. Monday, Oct. Is.
DEER LODGE, Tuesday. Oct. IA.
MISSOURI no cous msa9 oet and and Is.
Hon. A. III. Nelson
RED LODGE, Monday, Oct 13
BIG TIMBER, Tuesday, Oct. II.
HoRR, Wednesday, Oct. Is.
THREE FORKS, Friday, Oct. II.
Hon. Frank E. Corbett-
SALEsv11LE. Monday, Oct. ID.
EAST GALLATIN, Tuesday, Oct. IA.
MEAGHER COUNTY, Oct. Is, 16 and II.
Hon. Frank E. Corbett and Hon. stephen A.
DoWO1fo-
TOWNSEND, Saturday, Oct. Is.
Hon. Stephen A. DeWolfe and Hon. james
Donovan
GLASGOW, Tuesday, Oct. IA.
CHINOOK, Wednesday, Oct. L..
SANDY, Thursday, Oct. 16.
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Children's toys. doll cabs hobby horses furni-
ture, dolls. ETC.. just received ut The Bee Hive
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Children's b nd knit ribbed wool hose in black.
steel and brown. only Sc. At The Bee Hive.
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SHERlFFS sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Ex-
trict court of the First judicial district Of the
state stat 2. Montana in and for the county 9. Lewis
against kuphal 4 Schumacher duly atteetod tho
md day of October. A. D, 1890 l have lev ed upon
~ the right title and interest Of the said KnRhal
property. situated in Lewis and ClaFko county,
state OF Montana. Wig: AL the goods, wares and
merchandise of the said KuphaI 4 schumacher,
now in their store, No. 1871 Main street.
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday. the 18th
day of October. A. d. $500, 1t the honr Of 70
o'clock q m. of said d Z. At ths store OF kuphal
4 Schumacher. No Is. Main street, Helena,
Montana, will sell all the right tital and inter
OF the said kurhal 4 echmnchsr. in and to the
said above described property. to the highest
bidder for cash in hand
Given under my hand. this tho 18th day Of o.
tober. A. D.l0a0
CHAs. n. Jxrrxas. Ehssik
BY w. Z. PA1KER. Undsr Sheriff.
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The Home Building 2 Loan
ASSOCIATION.
CAPITAL 100000 co.
John stedman, President.
f. Hsf kls|aschmidt F fFssiasst
Geo. H; lilly,
w. +. Norris
s. +. Atkinson Directors.
w. NJ. Dolliver, t
+. d. Kelsey.
Mortgage and Collateral Loans, $6s,2s2 O1<
Stationery and Books, 40 S.
Cash on hand 1872 So
Due from delinuuents. 6Sa 50
ss9.lss IS
LIABILITIES.
R Rss p 5S stockholders So ss s. g g
ses,lss IS
Books now open for Subscrip-
tions to new series, first pay
ment to be made on or before
Oct. 30, 1900.
cr. = ;, =,
Office, Ground Floor, Bailey Block,
III :. HOWELL,
On1eo states Clalm agent. Laho and MINING
Attorney
"ooiA Io' o"e1 DAocA' I1eiena' Aoa'enA'
Cases by the secretarv Of tho Intsrior. A'A'A1
m E CRUUHER
Attornsv = Isv
Gold BECK. Minins and Commercial La
A SHBURN Z. BARBOUR,
Asto10sy and Counselse q Law.
oa,o 1o@ples dM0A 0oa0aA
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New books at The Bee Hive.
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Strictly all wool various effects Rich Paids Stripes Home
choicest designs this
display They also in lude elegant patterns
Remember your choice for $1o
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TT s. HOWELL,
United States Claim Agent. Land and Minins
Attorney.
Room 208 Power Block, Helena, Montana.
Authorized to represent claimants in Pension
Cases by the Secretary of the Interior.
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The democratic state central committe
has made the following assignments Q
speakers:
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AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHY.

] fell in love with Phyllis Brown;
she was the incest girl in town,
Her father had bank account
Of . superfluous amount:
And no the more thought OF It
The clearer seemed the benent
That such . union would confer
At least on me-Lerhaps on her.
For she Was pretty. Such nose!
Such grace Of curves! such tint OF roe0
Such sylph-like elegance OF pose!
Such sunny eyes of heavenly blue,
With little cherubs peeping througn!
Such golden bangs! Oh. every such
Was the speculative of much!
And educated? She could speak
Italian, Spani-h h. yolapuk,
French, Russian. Swedish, Danish. Dutch.
And every language born Of Babel
fTo read and speak them she was able.
30 learned. prettyI I. besides ad pT;;d..,
fhs h word n o. sn sas every Of sats
|The wealth Of kroisos would have graced;
20 I resolved to risk my fate
N winning such an equal mate.
AT first nv chances promised fair;
Size met me half way every where;
|AnI sonnet ines made me i'll at ease
When on parting he'd her hand
And felt that mute lyon urdeistand,"
Expire ssed by just the fainte:t squeeze.
/ Il cannot think she was hlrt,
And vet she did it to my hurtD
One day crossed the Rnbicon:
i knew her father would have gone;
il rang her door bell inly bent
On knowing il she would consent.
She sent me down little note,
The coolest that she ever wrote:
Excuse me, please, from seeing ycu.
.I'll see you later if we i've"
Ii asked the foot1nan if he knew
why such an answer she should give:
The servant shrewdly shook his head;
|She's busy, sir, he grayely sal d.
Developing negative!"
Tho Century NATHAN HASKELL DOLE,
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