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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01

The Dramatic Club of New Milford. o.. will
give an entertainment. consisting of Dramas.
Farces, Songs. SC. at the Hall, on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings. January 9Th and 9th.
Admission ten cents.
The Ravenna Club have purchased and put
into their elegant rooms in the Riddle Block a
very fine New York Union League billiard table
made in antique oak.
Madole picked the winners at the Team Shoot
of the Gun Club last Thursday. The wind blew
q gale, making the shooting hard. The follow
ing is the score
Madole t6 Lewis %. Grail is. Stevens II. Bush
a. Leonard 16. schweitzer s. Total IA.
Bierce 90, Hart %. Severance 10, Morrow 5.
Fletcher 16, Pierce II, Harris IA. Total 103.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01
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Has been established in your County for a
n umber of years, and by square dealing with
ouo,n- one, has done the bulk Of the Jewelry
business in this section Of the country. He
knows how 70 buy cheap,and howt sell cheap,
and will give , 7ou the worth OF your money
every time.
Within the last tw, months and a half Dia-
monds have advanced n. ore lnan ~ Per cGn'
Previous to that time, he p, rcnaseo 3 une Hne
of Diamonds; therefore, he ls 1oie W iuinlSn
you these goods at much low> II ngure .Ian tnan
you would be able to buy them 'o'' 'Do'0
who have recently bought them. e.
He has in stock real Diamond Rings lioln
$3.50 upwards Now mind you, they @re
REAL DIAMONDS.
Ear Drops, Lace Pins, &c., at correspond
ingly low prices.
He has the largest and most elegant line =
Ladies' and Gents Watches ever shown in the
County.
His stock of Silverware is complete.
Fine Carving Sets, Toilet Sets, Albums, NM
sical Instruments &C., at rock bottom prices
When in search Of HOLIDAY GIFTS call
and examine his stock before purchasing else
where. 1t will pay you.
No. l, Riddle Block, Ravenna, Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01
City RuYerR.

When making up their Cleveland shopping list.
should not fail to note call at the Ball Jewelry
Store. This establishment has made unusual
preparation for the holidays. Their special tea
lures are fine diamonds and.watehes. and intend
ing purchasers in these particular lines will do
we'll to call on Mr.. Ball. who is an expert in
precious stones, and he always takes great pleas
ure in showing his stock of choice gems. The es-
tablishinent also deals largely in sterling silver
and the better qualities Of plated silverware and
other articles Of service in the home circle, as
well as many rich things suitable for Wedding gifts
and presentation occasions. their location Is
corner Superior and Seneca streets. Conv enient
20 all railroad stations and street car lines.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
at Public Auction on Saturday, the 1st day OF
February. A. D. 1880, upon the premises AZ mi.
south of Edinburgh Center. the following de-
scribed real estate. being a tract of land of se
acres in large lot No in the south east part OF
the southwest quarter of Edinburgh township,
known as the George Brigden farm. Said lands
will be sold subject to the dover interest OF
Nancy Fish.
TERNs-H cash in hand; q in one year, and
I'd by mortgage on the premises and to draw
interest at per cent.
A. NJ. DOUTHITT,
Administrator de bonus non of the estate ei
George Brigden. deceased
By GEORGE f. DoUTHITT. Atty. 1l14-4w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01

Mirrors, Trays, Ink Wells, Kaleide-
scopes, Pocket Knives, Ladies' Pen
Knives, Paper Weights, Performing
Dogs; Nightingales. ready for the
sweetest melodies; Noah's Arks, with
Animals Perambulating Turtles, Mu-
sical Tops, Humming Tops, and Tip
Top Tops; Mouth Organs, Sc and up
wards; Vases in immense variety ::
Hanging and Library Lamps, Hand
Lamps and Night Lamps Water Sets,
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets; about every
thing in Glass aud China Ware; La
dies Purses and Portmonais Gents
Purses and Bill Books, Razors and
Homes, Match Safes, beautiful Whisk
Holders and Comb Cases, Picture
Books; Lotto, Checkers, Dominos,
and other games Trumpets, ,Calliopes,
Ladies' Side Combs and Fancy Hair
Pins with Brilliants and Ruby Set
tings; Brooches. Ear Drops, in gold
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01

Notice is hereby given that Mrs. 1. II. Hodges
will make application to the Hon. Ohio state
Board of Pardons. at their next regular meeting
for the conditional pardon of Edison Eckert, who
was convicted of the crime of burglary at the
mon Pl.as for Portage County. Ohio. and at
said term was sentenced by the Court 10 tn e
Ohio Penitentiary. sor the term of two years
Ills sw MRS III HODGES
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01
CARD OF THANKS,

The Ladies Cemetery Association wish to ret urn
hearty thanks to the ladies and gentlemen who
kindly aided and participated in the" Ben H ur'
Tableaux entertainments at the Opera House last
week. and to the Opera House Co., for their lib
eral dealing. By order of Ex. Com.
MRS. JOSEPH WAGGoNER, Pres.
MRS. E. A. SCRIPTURE. Sec.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01

and diamond cut Rhine Stones; Fin.
ger rings, cheap, also solid gold Cuff
Buttons in great variety; Bracelets,
Initial Pins, Collar Buttons, Cuff Hol-
ders, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs,S ,Suspen-
ders, China Cups and Ssucers, Nous
tache Cups, Mugs, Wash Bowls and
Pitchers, Shaving Cups, Brushes, beau.
tiful Chamber Pals and Cuspadores,
Silverware, Knives and Forks, fine
Shears and Scissors. Thimbles in
handsome boxes,Lunch Baskets, Work
Baskets, Scrap Baskets, Tools in box
es, Building Blocks, Children's Dish
es, gorgeous Butterflies on wheels, and
beautiful Angels with moving wings,
Chromos. Neck Scarfs, Ice Skates, ,Sleds
for the boys and girls, Wall Baskets,
and hundreds of other articles suitable
for Presents for your Father, Mother,
Son, Daughter, Lover, Uncle, Aunt,
Cousin, etc, etc.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01
FOR THE
Holiday TRADE!



PHOTO
SCRAP ALBUMS, md upwards
AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Sc and upwards
TOILET SETS, SLOOto$
FANCY BOX PAPETRIE. upwards.
DOLLS, n greatvar ariet 'front.' two TO acent,u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01

The Flags donated by D. M. CLEWELL'
Esq, to Board of Education of Ravenna Viii
lage District, will be displayed in J. c. BEAT
TVS west window, on Jan. Ist, 1890.
Di sror 1890. at MRS. SCRIPTURES.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01
4. 7. SMITH.
DIAMONDS!

g I cannot afford to wear Diamonds" is a
remark often heard by every one. And yet
you, old or young, rich or poor, can wear Dia-
monds, if you know where and how to buy
them.
Do not go to store in large.city Why?
Because those men are under great expense,
and they make you pay dear for what you
know nothing about
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01
~ NEW HOUSE TO RENT.
NOTICE.

On Vine Street Inquire of
MORGAN & SON.
Dec "a, 1859 1i13
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-01

q. p. sTETsON s. CO., PROPRIETOR
Tickets 25 and so cents.
Reserved Seats. on Sale at VanNess.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07

FOUND her HUSBAND Mrs. W. W..
Roughton, of New York, is in Augusta, Ga ,
uuearthing a mystery. Her husband de
serted her in 1861, and she has found him
living With another wife ia Galveston, Tex
a., in comfortable circumstances. She trav-
elled from town TO town and at laat found
her runaway husband. Mrs. Hougbton
demanded OF him her share of his property
for her support. She says Houghton re-
fused to acceds to her demand, claiming
that the property was bought with bis Sec
ond wife's money. That is what has
brought her back to Augusta-to trace the
records to prove that the second wife never
had and never Inherited any money. Mrs.
Houghton says while sha was in Galveston
her husband cruelty assaulted and attempt
ed to murder her and he is NOW being prose-
cuted for It.
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ASSOCIATED PPy:sD7sPATcI rs.
Foreign News.

LISBON, Oot. 7.-Englaud has demanded
of the Portuguese Government an immedi-
a.e settlement of its claim for indemnity for
the seizure OF the British Afrfa u Lake.
Company's steamer James Stevenson.
PARIS, Oct Two persons at Lune'
Department Of Hersult. who recently al
rived 81 that place from Spair, are suffer
ing from cholera. The patients have been
isolated and other measures adopted to pre-
vent the spread of the disease.
BRUssELL, O3t. IA public ceremony
was held at Ma!ines yesterday at which
II. De Btuyn. minister of agriculture ard
public works, was present In his Official
capacity. He was booted by the crowd,
and the demonstrations o! disapproval be-
cane so violent tina. 1t was necessary for
The genda.mes to interfere. This made
matters worse, and riot took place. Sever
al o! the rioters were wounded by the geC-
6armes ind 20 OF them wers arrested.
LONDON, OCT. Rev. Henry White. NJ.
4, Chaplain to the House of Commons.d died
suddenly to day.
Advces from Raugoon, British Burmah,
stats that mail train was thrown from the
track near there killing ons person and in-
juring twenty. Investigation showed that
the line had been tempered with.
Mrs Maud Yates, wife of Frederick Yates,
son Of Edmund Yates, editor of the London
World, who is separated from her husband,
vas to day committed for trial on the charge
OF uttering check with the object OF de-
frauding her ;ather-iu-law.
VIENNA, Oct. IA man named Lsderer,
has been arrested in I!lyra, charged with
putting arsenic in the food prepared for
Archduke Sigsmund ard his suite AL!
we're taken sick but the doctors happily
neutralizad the fleets ofthe poison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07

SINCE RICHMOND went as.ray on the sub
iect of the State debt. that city has always
been peculiar. When she entertalns and
does honor to American soldiers who storm
ed her gates during the war between the
States, and who still retain their aamos'ly
against her, people may criticise her taste,
but overlook it Upon the ground
OF her overweening desire to let
bygones be bygones. But when she goes
ou5 of her Way to pay distinguished respect,
not to an American soldier who fought fer
the Union, but to g. foreigner who had no
quarrel of his own. and who, ualike his dis
tinguished euuntryman, Lafayette, came
over here and oined her enemies, the strong
er side, in an internecine struggle, she mer-
its and receives the just ceDsure OF every
r;gh:-.hink;og man in the country, northern
As we'll ss southern.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07

Mr.. ATKINSON, a republican, who holds
a seat in Congres1 from West Virginia to
which democrat was elected, acknowi-
edges the truth CT the detected conspiracy
to coloniz, West Virginia with negroes from
North Carolina. He admits that he has
been in correspondence on the subject, but
SAYS 1t is "a startling piece of information to
any one with thiublefuI of brains, that the
encouragement of Industrious and reliable
colored workmen to come to West Virginia
is an election job" The letters in the csse
prove, over the signatures of the men who
wrote them. that MIR. Atkinson'a testimony
1, no more reliable than that + the men who
swore he vas elected. though toe election
officers swore he was not.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07
AUCTION SALES.
Bv T. Lucas. Auctioncor.


DY VIRTUE OF DECREE of the Circuit
ID Court of Alexandria county, Va, rendered in
tho chancery cause Of Joseph E. Birch against j.
W. Tucker, on the 217t day of May, 1853, the
undersigned special commissioner will sell at pub.
lie auction, in front of Tho County Court House,
on Columbus street, in the city of Aloxandria,
w., at - o'clock noon
SATURDAY,
the LIST day of November, 1890
tho following VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IN
the county of Aiexandria, Va; viz,
ALL THAT TRACf Or PARCEL OF LAND
which was conveyed to William Tucker By his
grand father Thomas Tucker By a deed dated on
the 18th of January, 1850, and of record in libef
l., No. 3, folio 1856, OF the land records Of said
county, ard " ich is described in said deed 80
follows: beginning at a chestnut tree beloW the
house and south of the Falls road then
across said road and with the present read leading
by my este to the intersection of my line leading
from the walnut tree to the locust stump rnnning
southeIly with the line between me and Samuel
Birch to locust saping; thence to the beginning
containing twenty five acres more or les. with
all the rights and appurtenances to the same be-
longing"
Terms of Sale: Ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. and the balance in three
eousl Instalments at six, twelve and eighteen
months, evidenced by the bonds Of the purchaser,
with interest from the y OF sale the title to be
retained until the whole of the purchase money is
paid. Copveyancing at the cost Of tho purchaser
FRANCIS L. SMITH,
Commissioner Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07
VIRGINIA EEWS.

Alexander Med. Smilh,sn old and wealthy
citizen of Roanoke. and leading mason.
died suddenly Sunday night.
Mr.. E. A. W. Hooe. prominent citz,u
of Stafford county, died 90 Saturday night,
after short illness, in the sixty first year
of his age.
The schooner Irene which was in coils
ion with the steamer Carolina on Sunday,
was raised and towed to q Baltimore ship
yard yesterday for repairs.
Colonel Richard F. Bsirne. late editor OF
the Richmond Stale, who has been under
treatment up north for several months, hGs
SO far recovered that be expects 20 go to bis
home il Ashland about the 20 of this
month.
Mrs. Daniel Tolscm AID her sister, Miss
Mamie Bots, OF Stafford. had a narrow es-
cape Saturday white out driving. They
we're going down q steep hill when The
horses became frightened aud rsn eff,
throw ing both ladies out. When they were
found some tiGe aiterward they were ur-
able to walk
The case of Cadet McConnico, charged
with the killing of Cadet TaIiaferro, came be-
fore the grand jury at Lexington yesterday.
After examining the witnesses who testified
at the coroner's inquest the grand jury fail
ed to find true bill. and McConnico Was
discharged. McConnico'5 father has been
in Lexington for several days past. Ee will
shortly return to Texas cad take his soD
with him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Andrew Perrin, ex-Msyor OF Rochester,
N. Y and wealthy neu, died to-day aged
Al gears.
The opening OF the Pimlico fall meeting
at Baltimore appointed for to day, has been
postponed, owing TO rain.
The steamer Alamo, from Galveston,
passed the New York quarantine this morn
ing with her cargo on fire.
A faint comet was discovered ia the
northeastern heavens by Prof. Barnard, at
the Lick California; observatory last
evening.
Daniel z INNER, secretary of the Order o.
Chosen Friends at San Francisco, is misc
ing with $4,000 which WAS due beneficial
riss of thu order.
a small fire in a grocery store In st.
Louis late last night resulted in terrihce1'
poslon OF tank of coal oil, By which ten
persons were badly hurt, two of whom
will die
After three days stay in Philadelphia
the Eng!ieh and German metalln, gists and
The party will make 81 inspection of the
Cornwall mines.
The New York court of appeals to-day
affirmed the Judgment Of the lower court 10
the case of the people vs. S. Juggo, appel
LIANT, who lie Japanese sailor, now In Sing
Sing prison awaiting execution.
Scheuck s. Recht, of Chicago, importers
of toys and fancy goods, were closed upyes-
terday by the United States Marshal, who
held judgments against them for Sl0,SOO.
They claim to have assets amounting to
over $4,000
A meeting of the supreme council OF rail-
way employees has been called to meet at
Houston, Tex, next Thursday to consider
the troubles that have arisen on the Hou:-
ton & Texas Central road, by reason of the
employment of coored switohmen.
During the alb :ence the President from Wash
ington mary changes will bs made at the White
House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07
saor HER BRorHzR-1N-LAw.-Ad dispatch

SaoT HER BRoTHER-IN-LAw.-Ad dispatch
from Birmingham, Ala. Gays: Edward T.
Martin, President of the East Birmingham
Land Company, was shot aud dangerously
wounded to-day nv woman who says she
Is Mrs. Clarence D. Martin. wife of q brother
of the man she shot. Marin had been talk
ing to The woman on the sidewalk In front Of
his Office He turned and walked away, the
woman following. They bed gone only few
steps when she drew pstol from bundle
AUD fred. The bullet bit Martin in the back.
The woman snapped the pistol again,
but it failed to FIRE. The woman was lock-
I'd up and refused to make any statement
Two years ago Clarapce D. Martio went to
Texas, where be led Bohemian existence
it is said. Six months ego he returned TO
Birmingham, and soon afteSward the woman
who did the shooting to-day arrived here.
As soon as she came young Martin left the
city and his brother had an interview With
the woman. Sac left aud did not return
until few days ago. This morning she
called on her brother-in-ag, aud it is
thought demanded money, which was prob
ably refused. She met him again at his Of
fee in the afternoon, and the shooting TO-
lowed. Martin will probably recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7.

AN OPPONENT of Gen. Lee being asked the
other day the cause OF his opposition, re-
piled that the General had been 10 Congress
for several years, but that 80 far as ne coulo
see had done very little for this district.
Well, no body familiar with congressman
and congressional proceedings doubts the
ability and efficiency of Representatives
Breckenridge, Crisp, Mills, Holman, Mckin-
lev. Psyson, or any of the other leaders OF
al her party in the o. S. Houss OF Repre- :
sentatlvee, bat if any one of them has done
more for bis district than Gen. Lee has done
for his. he is not aware OF it, nor does the
Journal OF the House, show it. AND Desides'
overy body familiar with Senator Baroonrs
term In the House knows that he got every
thing for the district, when ne VESTS repre-
sentative, that was possible for any other
man to get. and he doesn't hesitate to say
that General Lee has got good deal more
than no was able to get. And then, toe,
General Williams of Ohio, republican
member of the House military committee
tina man who killed the Mount Vernon Ave
nue. bill, spee ks in the highest terms OF Gen
Lees efficiency, says his side Of the House
siways knows there is no Doodle behind any
of the special measures the General ao-
yocates, that his support of any measure has
q great DEAL 10 Go with the fate Thereon, anc
that ne has great and we'll meTlted influence
with the republican msjo,ity of the House
If people would know more they would tslk
less
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07
CAEEAeKs WILDE SCARCE AND DEAR :

CABBAGEs WILL BE sCARCEAND DEAR -
Uoder the old tariff lay cabbages were im-
ported By paying an I'D voorem duty OF
seven Per cent, and on oabbages In Hol
land. costing between two ard three cents
per head, she duty was less than one-hith
of cent per head. By the new law a
epecic duty of three cents per head is
levied. There were few abbages raised Oh
Long leland last season, and the outlook
this season is almost as poor. The cabbfge
crop has been badly damaged by worms,
and more warm rains followed by warm
dsys will utterly destroy it. No amount OF
duty could benefit the cabbage growers, but
all imported cabbages must pay an addition
al duty of nearly three cents per head, and
the consumers of this vegetable will be CON-
PEELED to pay it or go without. Inis eYii
effect of the tariff falls almost exclusivaly
upon those least able to bear the burden =
n. Y NeiCS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07

WHY PARDoNs WERE GRANTED.-Gover-
nor Jackson desires 1t to be stated that bic
reason for pardoniug B. NJ. Green from the
penitentIary last week was, ia addition to
the recommendation in bis behalf, the TACT
that the young man had nearly served out
bis sentence. q portion O: which bad oeeh
Cancelled through coed conduc', and IL was
deemed proper to restore hin to cltlz .nsnip
by pardon. The young man was OF goou
family. and stoug letter from Sentor bar
honr of Virsinir, wes considered in the
case. The resto. alton of citizenship was
q 40 the cause for psrdoring Samuel Bou-
chet who was released the same day Id
tilnore SUI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07

RECKLRssNEss of assertion ia republican
characteristic; but more glaring proof Of
that fact was never offered than that OF last
week, when ex-Congreseman Horr OF M'chi-
pan, addressing large audience in his State
boldly asserted that the production OF nails
ia this country was the result of the protec-
tive tariff, as no nai's were made here before
the imposition of high tariff, statement
which every even ordinarily intorue man
in his audience knew to be grossly false
Republican s.umpers presume upon the ig
n ,rance of the men they address; and, IN
fortunately for the latter, they have too
much ground for such presumption. what
is of more concern to the people OF Virgiols,
is tho fact that republican speakers here
bave 10 more regard for their intelligence
than Mr.. Horr has for that of those OF his
State, for they make statements no lese ic-
correct than his, and. worst of all, some OF
the democratic speakers here don't know
enough about the tariff to detect and expose
the gross errors of such staten nts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07
A Sanguinary ARRAY.

LIVINGSTON, Tex, Oct. Last night
D5mit jones was called out of saloon by
Jim Parker and Alex. Lowe. As no got
outside Of the door be WIS shot in the back
by one Of them Uriah Freeman at oLce
went TO the door and commenced shooting
at Parker and Lowe, who returned the FIRE.
Lowe WIGS killed outright, Parker was shot
in the ,nach and is in dying condition,
and Freeman was dangerously shot in the
left am and side. Joaes wes fatally shot In
the back of the head and breast. The qua2-
ripple killing had it, origin in politics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-07
Riotous Negroes.

sT. LOUIS, Oct 7.-An exciting riot oc-
cured here last night. 10 which one police
man waa killed aod three men badly injured.
1t IL not known how the trouble originated,
but suddenly Eleventh street and Lucas
avenue, a densely populated negro quarter,
was alive with mob of bowling, shouting
negroes. Knives and razcis were flourish
Cd end used effectively, and the sharp crack
of the revolver added to the uDroar. Off
cers we're on tie spot instantly and began
to club their way through the crowd. In
the COZ Il ct Officer John Brady was shot
and instantly killed and Otll,er Thomas
Gl flncy vas go badly cut 1t is feared he will
die. a detachment Of police was buried
to the scene and twelve of the riDgleadeis
we're arrested. Among them was Harry
Kennel, negro minstrel, who is supposed
TO have shot Brady. he was carved in the
arm and had bullet through the groin.
Another negro, Ransom Gardner, was badly
battered sbJat the head.