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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

SNov still remains On the ground In
the Yosemite region Many mountains
- ~ Gasrras are still Covered twenty
feet deep and the result 10 that the
melting snow keeps the streams full
and. the waterfalls are superb
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

WITH rofefeACe to security In last
tavel across the Atlantic. Chauscey
Depew says It gives him neee conoera
70 ride In . cab from his hose to the
steamshipdock than It does 70 cross the
0c0a0.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

DAVIS DALTON, IN American. has 90
oomplisheA the feat Of swimming tho
English channel. from Gfisnex to Folke-
stone. on his back, in 23:30:0o He I'M
ished strong. A boat acted - pilot to
the swimmer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

WuLxAM NkAK b about to start o. .
yachting cfs1se - the Levsnt and the
Crimes. and he win also visit Tangier.
Syracuse. Constantinople. ~Sebastopol.
Balaklavs and Malta In order to get
material and local coloeing for the novel
on which he is engaged.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

Two hundred thousand Italians are
now living in Baenos AyreA From time
to1ime the native inhabitants speculate
on fAe events which might arise In case
theoe 3o4poe strangers should under
t1e 20 assert Internationally and take
~poaneaRion Of the CITY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

CRY - hsxs9a Ase. sl-Th. ~.
1sss list psses hsA hess srysss~a h>-
TWEEN 0oss<asis 80 ass saiv.As,.
eanst1es1s8 shss . hsssas hsA t-~s ss.
psss6 70 sshs p'sns ys~ssssAsy. es..a
esses sssysase hss~ QsSAshss ssvn
~ sseeuss os tsssesassls ssA Mssses
- tAes 0sskc hss as1Daasssa . esu.
gs0es nsssssisiy So 49, go ssesss~sa
: Ssssao N 0issas . asess .aa All
oshss 49, 49, t>ss - tese ssvs ell
oOe9 0~s0Dssss - - Jss,~s~ al
0sassosis frvs sss sssy4ssvy ssA 80
ssoas1 sr1s1 s~s fnus sas~sass CAt
o0no eso0 Gusse0ala
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

CLEANING house returns for tho week
ended August % showed an average in
crease Of :o.l compared with the CORE
spond ng week OF last year. In New
York tho increase WAS Isl
TnE yardmcn Of the Delaware 4 Hud-
son struck Ut Albany. n. Y. on the Esd.
refusing to receive or deliver New York
Central freight
RAILROAD Federation oficials met at
Terre Haute, Ind. to consider tho strike
on the New York Central
THx negroes Of Mississippi will send
. committee Of three to Oklahoma Ter
ritory to investigate and report tho
prospects Of that country. and II . salts
factory report Is made over 500 will imi-
gratc at once.
TaE british War ship Buzsard has ~
rived in Canada from Jamaica with
nineteen cases Of yellow fever on board.
One OF tho crew died. Five & still
Frustrated with the fever, but tho other
thirteen have recovered.
THREE br .cklayers were fatally and
four other men badly hurt By the fall OF
a scafolding sixty-6ve feet DOWN. fur.
mace stack in Baltimore, Nd.
SEVERAL. cases Of leprosy are reported
At Englishtown. n. II
THE romans OF the late John Eeics
son. the inventor. were conveyed 70 the
United States warship baltimore at
New York ON the Esd for shipment 70
Europe. The occasion was rendered
memorable BY Demonstration Of army
and navy forces and Swedish societies
TIE senate o. the sd devoted the
day TO eulogies on tho late Senator
Beck. After An explaaatioa Of his va
record BY Mr.. Tarsney the House took
up the Lard bill. which failed 70 pass
foe want Of . QuoeunL
The Democratic Co-ngressioa1l con-
vention at Palestine. Tex, o. the sS9d
ballot noninated John b Loae for Con-
gresa
ALxTTRR from Hoaolulu reports that
Count Seckenyi has been murdered b.
his servants IN Tho South Sea ialandA
He Vas at the head q 10 expeditioa
which was expl0ri1g he tsaaDdA
RUselA has presented Q veoool q l.1oo
toss 70 Aoatenegra
D4 BURIsEL. tAo R0Oan ChGAo1lo
priest under csassse ftua RsnA -
beea temporarily ssspeaAeA He ~
fused 20 comply With tie nsnAaso 6
The ~Propags1dA
BusaxEss ~ acttve a. I'm -
LoaAaa Sesak Rx-haaeo durine -
eskeo1edAneussx S1lvoeoosefNe.
wuce
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

The Ness City MIl Baeaed With Great Leo
% the C0maaaslsy.
Ness CRY, Kan, Aug. 2a.-The Ness
City sugar mill . destroyed by Ore at
two o'clock Saturday morning.
When the fire was first disco vered the
building. . large ~three-stOry. seemed 70
be on fre all over and nothing what
yer could be done to check the flames.
It was the work Of an inccndiary. ~
no fire had been in the building for
months, except in the boiler house.
which is situated twenty feet south Of
the main building. As the wind was
from the south the boiler house escaped
injury.
This mill was the largest In tho State
and had . capacity Of 800 ton daily.
The machinery alone cost 500. 900. and
the total loss will reach $3.50. O0O. IL
was insured for about $50. OO0.
The mill was built last year and was
expected to start up in two weekA
Thousands Of acres Of cano almost ma
turcd will have to DO cut and used for
feed. Sixty thousand dollars Of q bonus
was voted by the people and these bonds
will have to Ike paid, while no benefit
whatever will be realized therefrom.
The destruction Of the mill will prac-
tically cripple 4 number Of citizens
The loss OF canc to farmers will be
light rs most Of it was planted by the
sugar company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

Lsvsspss SsopssH Owsss - . ~ ~.
5he eAW - A~saasoAse.

8oO 6AW - Ae10oo10N.
LAws9Sck. Kaa. Aus. s1-Yessss.
day s~ftsrsooa 800 81 the largest prop
erty owners 81 lite city vssU suspsiaa0 b
being served with tho following sosics:
Tou ssc hsss6I sossAed shss shs 6sssovsss
0sscribed psopsssy sssssssa N he essy a
lasrspea. CossD e poaG1aA 81 0ooss q
ksss2 - Wss: tDo1.-N-Um -
loass % % 10 : Dsssgsy se4fsstsia ~
Iey tsrosh ~. SoDi R1olu 80 1eaGoOeon
ealsy. 80 shey - essNnDO sho1uoss1.
sss S0ssesssos shercnl We. - sssls sSssso
SD ~ she,s 1tssessos SD ssshosiey g.
ssssd The iOoe1sise oosssssses slshs so0A
8so0s q HRvss0s. Assosssys sd AsssaA
Prior % the var Jerome r. kiA1ey ~
sided In IAwnescs ssd VISA lssro
erty 0wnsr. who's he sstassd u Geo.
fsdsrsss ayvies Die pesSsssy ss 90
6srsted 81 ~ ~ the $4,000 q
t1itos. TAe no provtao. eat sscA
Transfers bsA gosA os,y dsrsse TIE ME
OF the traitor. HE hein spesafiy -
into full posssssioa % bic ssssss ssA
have bs9us ssit fos the sscoveey Of his
property IN this city. The iasA ssA
bsildisss - isass sseinaseA sohs worth
half . miliioa doljan
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

Tn mail service between Australia
and San Ftancisco IL expected to ceass
n NovembeI
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29
STRIKE At

H1se0ea ssd Esgeoeses - The CaiOo SeSe1
TssAs. lineage. &c OuG
CHICAGO, Aug. :a-All the ilremes
and engineers employed by the Union
Stockyards Switching Association went
IN . strike for higher wages this morn
ing.
At noon forty engineA each having
Two men u . crew, were lying idlo at
the F~orty-seventh street yards.
In consequence Of the strike 10
switchmen are also idle.
A the sssc citation does all the switch.
ing for the immense packing houses %
the yardA all work 1T the pocking
houses 10 IT . stsndstill The tracks
are 6lled with Immense trains Of fresh
meat which were destined for outside
pointA
The reasons for the strike arc: The
hremen receive sixteen and one-half
cents an hour and the engineers TWEEN
ty-e;ght centA Tho fremea want
twenty cents and tho engineers thirty
centA The men also desire the Sunday
work regulated
The demands were this morning made
to q. T. willismA secretary Of the
stock yards company. The men refused
his request 70 20 70 work until their de-
msuds could be considered and struck
1t once.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29
AWFUL oa.ME

En -
A0ag 49, NM ~ 49, 0o 0u1sso1
mao-A 0aDhoesa1 Csamo 0sVaa1DA
1DosnQ 1en, Aue. 1k-1rtaAy morn
tag . bey naned Webb vas Hsiag ~
1hrn - 0as3es uooaA eoossoa -
oiles neetAusst q heeo. WAea sasgsaa
~ HIN carrying ~ LEG oes hsoaa
botne. esosssd 0vee Ne sssce into ~
I'D aD4 bssied tAe lsG
1oagoboes ~ oa0O0oo4 b tie 10y.
aoA gathossd u tAe TAo0as tara Ma
Theoas aid hat 80 and hsf hssban1
haA some tresbls NoaAay asd alsee -
tarniag Aoaday nigAt Th0oas 60 %
eat q I'D AID vent oss Of ~ heass
asd sAe had sos ssea hin sisA -
sasatly deniea all kDowledes q ~
vAseeabcuta
a geneeal search Of TIE farm wae
naoo soA resnitea IN The asAing.ol ~
.Aoa4 q Thomas haEied out IN the 1sla
h . sAck and his arms and legs in the
thick bush near the house and his body
Was fouad buried near where the 0ro
had been built
The murderer or murderess had -.
tempted 70 burn the body and the pareD
found literally roasted The place
Of attempted cremation was found and
the murdered mans knife and two
nickels were found In the ashes
Charlie Thomas was ono Of . colooy
Of negroes which came TO this county
from Kentucky several years ago He
was N industrious and thrifty negro.
his little farm and home shOwinu that
he cared we'll for his family. consisting
Of wife and four children. two boys And
two girls, all pretty we'll grown.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

San AsTosSa Tex. Ase. MA
cyclone struck Macon. SAe sat a Nsspa
Cosssy. . town se0ose Iron a. nns1.
way And sslessapA sss1sy. vsss assa
aosthwess 70 sDvsAve ed demojtshsA
ever thing 10 struck. ln pssh vas
- yards vsds sd shOss . nile = ~
sass 0s the sovA Trees so61ss 49,
fssees we're carried tsse he ssassssssy.
some boues6 veD 0eo.oiAAsl Ass
there .ss ee1as G ~ Nssy esse,s
sers tiitA II uDasesyai cHsssA
uas ssssek b. iish0iaG n eyelsss
FOLLOWED By . rsis vbeA Sssl =
sheets fos twelve hosN
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

9ANaAaL Ne. 49, sl-As A.
e0vs vasss6s b. sshss~n pnsssss :.
10y ~ sev Swssy1sas g x>v
Ifsssssre h gsssS - IN - a>.s
- oeess1 sAsssvsd pssy. - Assss<
- sAneees ~ esieesh vsss - rs
10000 saeaenos1 ~ estsa vsn ssAs
- - 49, - - - is nsy sAss
- - tsss s1s1ss - soassss -
1sUDsssaa 1ssssassssy y AsSu.aA
s0o1eos - - - was 1ssessS~Si =
@otD ~ - 0as1ssesy - ALL
~ aeas - saessSsy A-assauSsl a
ss9llaoe snass4 = hs6sgaa1ssev - ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

WAsaIysfOx, AaG A-Tbe sehe1-
sles of The popsIsttoo setasns Iron -
city u Lt.eoiA. xeh, are bsiae e1an-
tDsa ss lie Ceasu O0oe vish the s5sU
- aaeeStainiag Uhethse ~ eAAegaD
that ~ esssus retsk1sv ssO 5000 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

wAsHis.roS. Aug A-The Direcsos
Of the Mat has ssthorisea Tho sspsr
intendest Of The Mat q Phiis1eIpeis
70 make aAvasees % silver bass - 1900
- received. In order % relieve ths
s~tsiagesey In - New York Dossy
market
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

LEAvExwoKrm. Kan, Aug A-Bensy
Hardin. . colored yell digger. net with
a untimely end yesterday mos.ise.
He hsd been digging . we'll on . farm ss
the edge Of the city that had been sunk
shout sixty-hve feet and vss beiDg
walled up o. goinR doun 20 IN
ish the veil yesterday morning
Hardin immediately became faint %
sccouns Of the gas q damp shas hsd sc-
cumulated and be sigsaled 70 te dawn
up The signal rs promptly obeyeA
Just - be reached the too his hands
slipped from the rope And he fell heck
into the sell. strikiag the sides %
o;D doWa and ~ kfl1eA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-08-29

CvSnsm8s WusCu TCSuiVcV IN tue J0St30l
death Of Charles Deeneen and Colum.
bus Magand. and the permanent main.
ing OF Henry Luding. Decneen was the
engineer. and IL Is said that no turned
. stream Of cold water into his bot boil.
er and the catastrophe vas caused
thereby.
ALITrL.son Of Julius Schroeder. while
recently out horseback riding 1T Beem.
er. was thrown and his foot caught t
the sdrrup The hose nm about q
quarter Of . mile before be Vas caught
and the boy released Tho little felloW
died in . short timA.
An eight-yearold daughter Of Miehssl
Sullivan ~ recently burned 70 death
st Omaha while buiidiag . ire In the
kischea stove.
TEE ninth annual fair Of the Nxoa
County Agricultural Society will BE-
held at Poaca, Sepeeuber ID IL and IL
The peemiums offered o. livestock
By the Custer County Agricultural So
ciety this fall amount 20 &1.esa
THE engineers for the Sioux City Z
Northwestern are surveying In the
neiShborhood q H~asringtOA
I'm eoen crop in the vicinity of Rey.
holds will b DucA bestee than wss ex-
pected
WILLIE KnoUsR. . young - u John
KruasA liviag neaR 0hDAstsoe, Jeles.
- Cuu1ey. Wills lAasly eassyinga@
@ . Dewi.g nadAine&ns1snlly -
hfD0o1l 1tuw Qea vIkfe -
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j. II. Furry brought from Boston three hand
some souvenirs of the National Encampment,
presented to him as one of the delegates from
istic Boston piece of handiwork. of pretty and
unique design. 1t consists of back ground of
the national colors on buff surmounted by two
gold stars at either side. connected with large
silver hub in the center by two gold chains.
The two stars represent the Atlantic and Pacific
oceans and the hub of course means "The HUB, -
while the two chains signify the binding to-
tering at " The Hub" A silver cod /" pin at
| the top representative State of Massachusetts,
and silver bar above the hub with "24th Ma
tional Encampment. Boston, August, 1902
signifies the great encampment. On a white
shield is engraved the Massachusetts coat of
| arms while in either half of the hub" which
opens at the center, are pictures of War Gov
| ernor Andrew and Admiral Farragut
The second is an artistic " bill of fare" franz
| ed in silk with picture of Post Commander in
Chief, Gen. Alger. ON one side and the national
colors on the other. This was presented to him
as a delegate at the Thursday evening banquet
The third is a miniature cartridge box neatly
enclosing three cigars.
These souvenirs are rare. as they were given
only to delegates and there are therefore moi
J over fifty of them in Ohio. Mr.. Furry has alsC
souvenirs of the encampment four years ago a
SanFrancisco at which he was the sole delegat.
| from this district. thus uniting it were tn,
Atlantic and Pacific.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10

New Cases in Comm on Pleas Court
Wallace r. Mack VS. John and Catherine
Shaffer. Money and relief.
Della North VS. James Judd, Suit for money
only.
Tyler Weeks ct al VS. Daniel and Ha rriet
Rogers. Foreclosure suit
Mary Fletcher VS. Edward c. Fletcher ct al
Foreclosure suit.
Florence A. Turner VS. Edwin P. Turner.
Divorce; extreme cruelty and adultery.
Mr.. C. C. Byers, who has been a passenger en-
gineer on the Ohio River Railroad ever since the
road was opened, has resigned, and leaves this
| evening for Ravenna, o., where he will go into
business with his brother. The railroad officials
and everybody else regret to see him leave. as he
| is very popular in this city. The company values
his services so highly that they have told him
that any time he comes back he can have posi-
ton on the road.-[Parkersburgh. (W. Va State
Journal. Scpt.5.
Mr. Byers will be gladly welcomed to his old
home, and we hope it will be a long time before
| he will apply for position the road. Ra-
VIENNA has need of men of his character.
N. Converse & Son are going to give away
Webster's Dictionary; also, Websters Encyclo.
pedia and Worlds Atlas. They will be pleased
to have everybody call and see these valuable
books, and get card.
LETTERS UNCALLED FOR. remaining in P o
at Ravenna, o.. Sept 10th. 1899. for IA days o.
more:
Ella Brockett Mrs Frank Bumbarger, Mr. w
DeckOrd, George Finch. Moses Gilbert, Franl
HOlbrook, Chas Law. Mrs Minnie Marvin
Chas w Park. w 8 Sharon, Miss Eleanor
Smith, Spoo, Mrs Wright. Mr. d White
j. c. BEATTY, 2, NJ.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
The Fair Next Week,

Everybody, whether residents of the town or
country should attend the Fair next week. The
exhibits will be larger than ever and will en-
brace variety of products interesting to all
classes of people, The reputation of our Fair
is such that it need only to be given out that
there is to be one held to insure the presence
of all who have ever attended. Farmers par
ticularly are interested in the comparative ex-
hibits showing the results of different methods
of farming, and can well afford to spend a few
days in taking notes and adding to their fund
of agricultural knowledge. The same observa-
tiens apply equally well to all classes of arti-
sans. For pleasure and profit, nothing equals
the County Fair to all classes of people. The
one to be held next week will surpass all pre-
vious records of the society for the excellence
and variety of its exhibits. splendid as they
have been in years past. Let everybody come
and urge their neighbors to go with them to the
great annual exposition. The best bands in
the county will furnish music each day.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
THE RACES.

The following entries.hav been made. Where
Glasses are not filled, a race will be arranged.
No. 1-GREEN HORSES. PURSE, $50.
New York, H. Millard, Garrettsville.
- L. A. Heiser. Yale.
Portage C." b s.Ripple s Hartzell. .Atwater.
Atlantic, Jr., b S. Rose & Diver, Diamond.
Mollie, bl m, c. Brown, Palmyra.
Walter Golddust, ch S, E. j. Shively, Palmyra.
No. 2-2:S5 TRoTTING. PURSE, $50.
Rockport Girl, m, A. J. Day, Cleveland.
Scott, br g. E. S. Hartman, Newburg.
Jesse Wilkes, b m, o Thompson, Cuyahoga
Falls.
Lucille, ch m. E. A. Hershey. Akron.
No. $500 TRoTTING. PURSE. $3.50.
Maud A, br m, C. o. Wiedman. Poe. o.
Grace Napoleon, b m, A NJ Wilson. North
Jackson.
sars. br S, DR.. Millican, Akron.
Mollie c., b m. c. W Brown, Palmyra.
Big Fellow, b g. .Colwell & Richardson Akron
Dick Wilkes, b g, H. w. Riddle. Ravenna.
No.4-3-YRAR oLDs. PURSE 500.
AsaJ.. br S, G. W. Baker. Kinsman.
Benediction. 9173. ch S, Geo. shoenberger.
Warren.
Cyclone Flora, b f, E. A. Foster. Edinburg.
No. 5-NovELTY TRoT. PURSE 500.
Col. West. b S, Walter Fletcher, Ravenna.
Foreman. b S, John III. Beecher. Mantua.
Glenward. S, Thomas Richards, Cyclone.
Orphan, bl S, d. W. Thomas. Cyclone.
No GREE E-FoR-ALL-PACE. PURSE $2G0.
Fred C. b e. B. R. Colt. Mantua.
littleton, b e, j. j. Hamman, Youngstown.
Sadie H. L. S. Hartman, Newburg.
Fred C, b 6. Corrigan Bros Akron.
No.7-2:5 so TRoTTING. PURSE $3.50.
Paladin. br S. Hannah s Wright. Sharon. Pa.
Sir Thomas, b g. George Shoenberger, w arren.
Loafer P, b G, Smith Plumb. Cuyahoga Falls.
Col. West, b S, Walter Fletcher. Ravenna.
Grace Napoleon, b m. A. NJ. Wilson. North
Jackson.
Clay George. bl S, DIR. L. L. Ebright, Akron.
Baritone, b S, d. W. Thomas. Cyclone.
Kid b W, W. W. Richardson, Akron.
No. 9-FREE-FoR- -ALL-TRoT. PURSE $500.
JEFF Davis, br g. Fenton Bros. W est Williams.
field.
Jessie Wilkes, b m. o. R Thompson, Cuya-
hoga Falls.
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Treasury Inspectors Certifi-
cate.
PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.

PORTAGE COUNTY, OHIO.
BY authority derived from the Judge of Pro-
bate of said County officially. bearing date the
first day of September. $780, and after being duly
ii. L. BEATTY, as inspectors. without previous
notice or intimation to the County Treasurer. or
any other perion. of such intention. did forth
with enter into the County Treasury. and pro-
eeeded Immediately to count the moneys therein,
and inspect the Books. Records and Vouchers
thereof together with all ether property which
should be in the custody of the Treasurer. In
compliance with the law requiring certificates OF
such examination. we herewith certify that THIR-
TY-FIYE THOUSAND PIvE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
FOUN and 12-l0Oths Dollars. was the exact amount
of money so found and counted in the County
Treasury, and that the statement anneXe ed which
agrees with the books of the Auditor presents the
exact balances and overpayments in each fund.
and of ofproperty then in the custody of the Treas
urer,
Respectfully submitted.
GEqi f /. "; RrFRTE FREEnAS Inspectors.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
Departures via, G.. AP.

4th-Ezra Comstock, wife and daughter fol
Gambia. o. Mr.. Walter for Buffalo. Y. DR.
and Mrs. Finney for Pittsburgh.
6th-Charles Merits for Wheeling, W. Va.
sth Mrs. Gagnon and Lucy and Eliza Sadlel
for Canada. Mrs. Gilbert for Columbus. 81. d
Burroughs for Walton. Mich. G. W. Newton
for VanWer o. Mrs. J. NJ. Peacock for Phil
adelphia.
8. Miss Patterson for Upton, Ind.
9. Mrs. Nelson Converse, for Mt .Verno on; Wal
lace Root and wife. for Crete. Neb.; Mr.. Ander.
son, for Pittsburgh; Miss Haley. of Rootstown
for Chicago; Otto Sontum. wife and daughter
Wheeling, W. Va.
If you want to know if F. c. Park. the Opt.
clan, can correct Astigmatism, ask any of thost
who have been fitted by him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
RAyENNA. Sent. sth. 1890

hAVENNA. Sept. 6th, ISyU.
Ed. PREss:-The Cemetery Association and the
Non-Partisan W. G. T. U. are considering the
matter of putting seats or benches around the
shade trees and also near the stone walks in the
Park. providing they can get proper authority.
1t has been said we have a beautiful park, why
not enjoy it by giving rest to the weary These
seats could be So arranged as not to detract any
from the beauty of the Park. but rather to add
thereto. ONE OF THE COMMITTEE,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
Opportunity to Aid a Good Cause.

For the benefit of the furnishing fund of the
new Church, the Universalist Aid Society will
serve warm meals and lunch, in the Horticul.
| tural Society's tent, at the southeast corner o.
the Floral Hall, during the Fair. Donations Of
provisions from any friends in the county will
be thankfully received, and all desiring warm
meals or lunch are cordially invited to patron
ize the Universalist ladies.
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If you enjoy good Cigar. drop in at E. c.
Belongs. Riddle Block. and sample his stock.
He keeps such brands as Rising Sun, Sun Spots,
Browns Best Cuban. Piccadura. Key West.
and Cleveland Traveller, all fine favored cigars
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
Erie Departures.

RIA. Sanford and wife, of Charlestown, to
Ormand, Fla.
Charles Hine to Columbus.
G, G. Crane to Ventura. Cal.
Miss Emma Huntley to West Hill, Akron.
Mrs. George Poe and grand-child. Robbie
lScheels, to New York City.
Robert Carnahan to Chautauqua. NY
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Amount due from Treasurer. $35, 1856 IS
Total moneys in Treasury. 35.524 Il
1, C. D. INGELL. Probate Judge of Portage
County. Ohio. hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true and correct copy of the original report
filed in my office, of the inspection and examin-
alton of the Treasury of said County
Witness my hand and the seal of said Probate
Court this 9th day of September, 1890,
G. ID. INGELL,
[sEALl Probate Judge.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10

If you want flaming. Matching, Scroll Saw
ing or any kind of wood work done. go to
KINGsBURY & BENNETT.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
New cases common PIeas col

If you are troubled with headaches or pains
over the eyes. come and have your eyes tested
by professional Optician, F. c. Park.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
Excursion to Columbus. Ohio


For this occasion the Pennsylvania Lines. c. &
p. will sell excursion tickets. on Sept. 18th to
18th, at the rate of $445 for round trip. good te
return until Sept. 10th.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
Another Excursion to Niagara
Falls.

| Sept 18th the Erie R'y will run an Excursion
| to Niagara Falls and Toronto at So and 81 re.
spectively. Special train will leave Rayenna
at 9:25 m. 1t is probable this will be the lasI
excursion this season.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
J. S. SMITH & SON,
The GrOcers.
Ravenna, July Doth.
Straw Wanted. .

The Portage County Agricultural Society
want quantity of Straw To be delivered on
the Grounds few days prior to and during the
olding of the Fair,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-09-10
Marriage License

Pryor Frank and Eva Beman.
Eddie A. Shilliday and Myrtle J. Hughes.
Charles L. Abbott and Mary E. White.