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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-28
DR.. DENNY CONSIDERED SLATED
Instead Of George Oliver for the PiItsburg
Census Supervisorahip.
rrRoM A STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, January 27.-It is re-
ported here to-day that the President is go
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

W1NTED-A sTTUATf0N BY A MARRIED
w man, age 81; good slaughterman; highest
references. address A. THOMPSON, Broad
Ford, Fayette Co.. Pa jA2s-SS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
RANDOLPH,

Mrs. Rothenmeh', all old and respected citizen
of Randolph, was laid away in her narrow but
fin resting place, Thursday last. The funeral
was from st. Joseph's Catholic Church, OF which
she was a member,
Mr. Geo. BEocke:t Lad the misfortune 10 lose
his COW few evenings since Having tied her
out to feed upon the grass of his lot in town, he
was greatly surprised to learn that she had in
some way thrown herself and was then dead
The local Post G. A. r. were in attendance at
the Nj. L. Church. Sunday. Rev. Hollingshead
spoke from the text = w therefore, this Waste?''
i'll a very pleasing and able manner.
Don't forget Memorial Day next Friday.
The County Commissioners are taking a care
ful view of the road to Rayenna. locating gravel
beds, SC sc, and were in town Saturday for
that purpose.
Viii we are decidedly opposed to this pro-
posed pike road, las we last week Intimately
and while we believe great majority of Ram
dolph property own ers are Of the same opinion,
yet it may be beneficial in some respects to
have the question ag tate. We aecledit Ra-
VIENNA with u good mar1.t or cats. ami that
alune-but not so for Kent; our farmers there
find market for all their loose change and
generally come hons quite HI thic) -arious after
having partaken OF the delicious beverage
flowing serenely along Plum Greek. 1t may be
remarked also That one of X ent's principal at
fractions is her excellent facilities for dispens-
ing great benefits 10 the Otherwise half famished
Prohibitionists who find in her bosom sure
and safe retreat from every stormy wind that
blows. ow we stated that a road to AtWater
or Kent would be far preferable than one to Ra-
VIENNA, and SO it would. Why? Because it
would seem cruel to accommodate cur temper
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
WIN CHAM.

Memorial Services were held in the Congrega>
tional Church last Sunday morning. Sermon by
Rev. T. R. Jones Earl Millikan Post and Re
lief Corps were escorted from their Hall to the
Church by the Windham Cornet Band. Deeora-
tion services will be held at 2 p. n, May 30 The
Church bells will ring 10 minutes, during which
time the citizens will form around the Soldiers
monument. The Grammar School will furnish
vocal music. The High School will decorate the
monumentfand memorial mound. in memory Of
the unknown soldier dead. The ritual service of
the G. A. R. will be read and the procession will
be formed under command of W. W. Randall.
Post Commander and proceed to the cemetery
led by the Windham Martial Band. The Post
will decorate the graves of soldiers of wars of
1776. 1872 and 1861. The Relief Corps will deco
rate the Memorial Gross. in honor of the soldiers
who enlisted here but are buried elsewhere.
DR.. w. A. Davidson and family have moved tQ
their new home at Cuyahoga Falls. Rev. 7. Il
Taylor. of Boston University. has been engaged
to supply the Church here until Conference. Ht
is expected to preach his first discourse hero OF
Sunday. June LIST,
very interesting temperance meeting was
held in the Congregational Church. Sunday eve
ring. May 25th. under the direction of the
| Christian Endea or Society.
The W, A. Davidson Epworth League accepted
of an invitation and were present.
| Thos. Williams died last Thursday. aged 6;
years. His funeral was held on Saturday. Hi
remains were buried at Newtsn Falls cemetery
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
EgANHUa STATION .

A few days ago we came asar having big
fire. Nj. Bayes stepped a match in his
warehouse and the paints and oils were blazing
in an instant. Prompt an,i vigorous action On
the part OF the are department saved the build
ing.
Ex- Dairy and Food Commissioner Derthiek
went to Cleveland last week to try bogus but
ter case. Although every il eh was contested.
the jury returned verdie. of guilty This is
the first under the reNg law and its pro-
gress through the hi CHER couxts-it will be car
ried TO the SGpreme Court probably will be
watched with interest. Strange as 1t May
SEEM there are those who think that law
against forgery and making and passing couJ :
tarftit money ara all right. but that the la ":
against counterfeitel and adulterated araic ie:
of food are ali wrong If olco is so mach su.
Perior 10 c5w butter as some of its }riends
claim. it can be placed on the market on lis
own merits-indeed its chaEc Is would be better
The Spiritualists announGe II camp meeting to
commence here July IS and coatinae = weeks.
We presume it will not turn ont as Il camp
meeting did or years ago whea the only tent
was pitched by aa enterrrising ye1iler of pea
nuts and candy.
High School Commencement exercises ! t the
nj. l. Church, June Three graduates: Clyde
Goodell, Mabel Allen and Eva Beecher.
Frank Barber. OF Shalersville. and Miss Jes-
sic Goddard of ihis place. were r.arricd Sunday
evening. 'squre Beecher performed the tere-
mony in the highest style of the art
A young man named Kelly was run over by q
car, Monday afternoon, and injured to some ex-
tent Itwas close call, as part OF his closhing
was taken off.
Rev. Stauffer. of Garrettsvile. addressed the
Epworth League Monday evening
--oY
fer. The G. a. r. Post will decorate graves at
the Center in the forenoon. Friday. Several
members expect to 90 to Shalersville in the
event; g
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
Are You Going to Paint?

Have you been disappointed in the use of the
prepal ed paint used in your Frightening up
your home and outbuildings, by reason of its
taking or chalking Off =? This is a 6eGect too
comm On in this line of paints. II YOU are in
doubt as to what brand is the best. E. c. Beld-
ing-who handles only the very beSt-will en-
tighten you. He knows whereof he afirms,
in recommending the merits Of Billings
Taylor Il Co.'S Pure Prepared House p aint, n, tx
ed ready for use in the latest artistic shelo, for
interior and exterior painting There Is sip-
nifcant and pleasing assurance in PURCHASING
an article accompanied with a guarantee such
as is given with this Paint, which we herewith
give. for the benefit OF these appre cia,ing the
false economy of using an inferior paint:
"GUARANTER.-We guarantee that this pai.r
(Billipgs. Taylor & Co.'S when properly usel
will not crack, flake. or chalk off; that IL viii
wear as long. if not longer; will 1cok as well
if not better. than any other Paint. We elain,
this Paint to be uneXcelled by any other Paint
in the market. Bss@ We hereby agree to. for
felt the value of the Paint ard the cost of an
plying if it is moi found to DC as represented ,,
There can bs nothing but assurance of thu
merits of an article purchased under such a
guarantee as the above.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28

ate brethren with a good road to Atwater and
not provide equally good one for our Pro-
hibiion brethren. Now Atwater, by the in
fluence and vote of temperance people, is a
dry town and we must provide good road
10 some place where our secret closet people .
may trade their produce for Adams Adulter-
ated Ale,'' and as Kent seems to be centrally
located and easy of access as market, we pro-
pose that the PRESS advocate pike road to
Kent for the sole benefit of our thirsty people,
and also one to Atwater for our sober, inGus
trious. thrifty people, for we would not try to
compare Atwater with Keat ia drinking facil-
tiles, although she is her equal otherwise
Mr. Henry Rose is probably very near his
1nal farewell to this world. He is an old citi-
zen and it is said " the old must die -
Miss Carrie Wheelock returned to Randolph,
Saturday, May 17th from protracted visit and
trip for health. She is much improved.
Mrs. York is in Chics go visiting her SON
MIR George ork, of that place
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
SHALERSVEELE.

Harvey King sold his place to Frank Barber
a"d left for Michigan. Some ugly things are
charged against hin.
Hine. Mcintosh & Co.. of Mantua Station, are
to build new school house in H. Goodsells dis
trict
Fred. Grey has left the country and moved to
the metropolis. He lives with P. Kimes.
Vet. Beecher is visiting friends here.
The members of the Dramatic Club are strain
ing their minds.over the intricacies of new play
Thompson, the sawmill man has been having
some trouble with Dodge and Morton concerning
the lumber he has been saving. The disagree
ment is to be settled by lawsuit in the near fu-
ture. we hear.
The Town Hall has been newly painted.
Decoration exercises are to be held Friday eve
ming. The graves are to be decorated, speech
will be made by Frank Colt, and music will be
provided. No tempt at an imposing display
will be made. but the graves of the heroic dead
are to be decorated in an appropriate manner
Another daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A. A Barber,
Sunday evening. With the assistance of Justice
Beccher. Frank Barber succeeded in capturing
Miss Goddard. cf Mantua Station, on that occa-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
+ G. BEATTY. e SON,
$5&5$55zs $5$#i#Hss.. $5E##HE;. RaVeDna, Ohio.
NOTICE

A LICE L. PERRY, II. r. Perry, and Charles
AT. Phelps, who reside at Freestone Lonoma
county, California. heirs at law of Lucinda S.
Phelps, deceased. will take notice that l. H.
Phelps, administrator of the estate of said de-
cedent, on the first day of April 1890. filed his
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas of Por-
estate of said deeedent il insufficient to pay her
debts and the chSrges and expenses of admin
isterng her estate; chat she died seized in fee
simple OF the following described real estate.
situate in said county, to wit: Situate in the
village of Ravenna in said county and state.
and is bounded By beginning at the north west
corner of Main and Diamond streets; thence
running west along the north line of Main street
to lands formerly owned by the heirs of Eben
Knapp; thence north along said knapp'S east
line to the northeast corner of his said lands;
land, and lands OF the heirs of II. j. White, de-
ceased. to the northwest corner of said White'S
land thence north along the line of laDds deed
ed by Patrick Lee to A d Gurley and b. T.
Boosinger, to Mechanics street; thence east
along Mechanics street to lands of the heirs of
Daniel Day, deceased; thence south along said
Days line TO the southwest corner of said
| Days land thence east to Diamond St; thence
| south along the west line of Diamond street, to
| place of beginning Also, lots and in Phelps
| Addition to the Village of Ravonna, 5 plated
| and recorded; also Lot No. 5, in Diamond Glass
| Company'S Addition to said Village. The Pc
| Iition also alleges that fve-siXthS of said real
estate has already been sold TO pay the debts of
said decedent and that 1t Unnecessary to sell the
| remaining one-sixth Of said real estate which
| defendants Alice L.Perry and Chai les L. Phelps
| claim to own TO pay the remainder of the debts
of said dece dent and the charges and expenses
of administering said estate. which amount to
about 81 TC0.
The said Alice T. Perry, II. r. Perry and
| Charles 4. Phelps have been made parties de-
| fendant to said petit on. and they are required
to answer the same on or before the 1911 Of June
1890 l. H. PHELPS,
| Administrator of the Estate of Lucinda S.
| EhalOS deceased 1132-6t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
GARRETTSVTLLE.

MAY &c h.-The clouds shed tears on Sunday
and wept bitterly, and were no resp@cters of
persons The III. z. Church was the center cf
attraction at the hour of the morning union
service Rev. stauffer delivered the memorial
discourse. The house was beautifully equipped
and decorated, and many were present. but
necessarily fewer than ii the day had been
pleasant.
In the evening the throngs gathered at The
Disciple Church to listen to Prof Persons ad-
dress to the graduating class. TEere are five
pupils to graduate this year-f0ur males ard
one female. The commencement exercises are
to be held at City II all. Thursday evening Much
depends upon the weather. of course.
TIE Alumni gathering this year will be en-
riched by recitations by Miss Katie Cole, the
elocutionist, and by Miss Bel e Bates. the sing
er These young Ladies have had their respect
i've talents cultivated at training schools in
Boston. under the highest and best instruction
to be found in America If the weather is suit
able. there will be an immense gathering.
The boys want to real live President,
and therefore are intending TO go to Cleveland
on Friday. They will stand very good chance
of getting very tirel, if not of getting hurt.
The week is sure to be a week of events.
1t has been said that cold wet May gives us
barns full of grain an hay. Now let it be SO
Droven
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
ROOTSTOWN.

Decoration Day will be observed as usual. A
short service in the Congregational Church at 80
p. m. and the Decoration service. to be conduct
ed by Mcintosh Post, G. A r.
The Road Viewers were looking over the terri
tory last week. hunting for gravel and other road
material. The surveyors are expected this week
and a report will be looked for soon.
L. R. Case and family. of Alliance. are making
a hasty visit among their friends in this place.
Mr.. Case has an important position in the steel
works in that city
Miss May Reed. of Cleveland. was in town over
Sunday. Mrs. E. White, of the same city. is also
visiting friends here.
Miss Carrie Clark. who has been teaching school
at Huntingdon, Pa. for yeafkpast. is spending
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
SISTERS!

When your best fellow calls tonlSht
ask him who's his tailor. Tell MIN q
r. Graves, of Cleveland, will save him
$50 to $500 a year on Good Clothes
Give your prospective husband apoint-
or on true economy. To the influence
and good Judgment of Cleveland ladies
we owe a large measure of our popular
suocess The same suit your admirer
navs S2s for, well send for $lS, excel
lentIy made, and fits as well. can't
Won induce him to try US?
A chan who was named Ebeneezer,
Loved girl whom he called his Loueezer'
She said. buy suit.
That shabby one shoot
So hejbought one of Graves just to please her.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
DEERFEELD

Mrs Charles Bartless is visiting at her fathers,
Mr.. J. Davis
Miss Lizzie Forsyth was at home from Farm
ington over Sunday.
Mr.. J. G. Muerman leaves here in a few
weeks for Idaho, where he expects to engage in
teaching.
The Dramatic Club report good time at Pal
myra Saturday evening.
Rainy weather is the cause of so much blue''
talk among the farmers.
The Oxford League, we are told, will hold a
meeting this week Saturday evening to reorgan-
ize ana elect new officers. Our EST?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
Consumption Surely Cured,

To The EDIToR:-Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the abovenamed
disease. By its timely use 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, T. A. SLOCUM, II. G.. 1SI Pearl St.. N. Y,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
MOTHERS

True economy lies in buying Good
Clothes for your Boys. Send to s e.
Graves, of Cleveland. for measurement
rules. Tailor made Garments perfect
in fit, make and trim, with the Euclid
Avenue style, for less than you CAP
buy or make. Prices from 81 to $3.50
for two piece suits. Boys long pants
Suits from $3 so up to S25, all perfect
in every detail, and honest fabrics.
Blouse waists soc. up; Hats and Caps
b0c. up. No shoddy sold. The best
for the least money. Don't confound
our Coed Clothes with the trash adver-
t;sed as bargains We give genuine
value and good style. Try US once.
Our Children's Clothing is the talk of
the town here. Write for information.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
p RS!

You want to look as we'll as the boys.
A word with you. You're foolish to
give "A merchant tailor Si0 extra fer
good lifting suit. We can give you
same qualities, or better, made as good
as any tailor can do it, for that much
less. If we give you as good or better
clothes and fit you perfectly. can you
afford the loss? Think it over, and
YOU will find that will dress you up
in better clothes than you ever wore,
and save you money at the samafime.
Write to s. E. Graves, of Clevelsnd,
for information.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
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The great attending sales of Carpets and
Upholste rings this has been phenomena butt con-
siderng the Quality, Style and Prices it is nothing more
than it should be-Last week added many pat
terms already overfowng stock of Wilton Velves,
oque es Body Brussels Tapestry Brussels and Ingrsins
ncudi ng IS pieces OF the celebrated Lowes--Neve
before have we had such splendid ne such varied dis
play Of patterns Whether you wis to buy medium or
high Tade Carpet you money and
compl satisfaction Low prices and nequaled assort-
harmonize well together We daily hear expressions
in a9 mration of stock and appreciation of its values
Strong language but backed by facts that are ndlspu-
able-hat showing larger stock and more styles
than all the other stocks in the County, combined
Our Upholstery Department is filed with ali the choice
thi nos in Portieres, Lace Curtains and Shades.
To buy Carpet without seeing line, this season.
ould be the one grand mistake calendar with minor
D Mistakes, of = lifetime
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
Marriage Eacenses.

David z. Jones and LorG II Spooner. Palmyra,
Frank M. Barber and Jessie D. Goddard, Pal
mYra.
Chas E Reeves and Cora Edna White Franklin.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28

NOTICE
WE SHALL CLOSE our Feed Mill at Eoots-
w town Center, this week and suspend ope-
rations till next Fall. Our customers will find
a good stock of the same brands of flour we have
been selling, at Wood Il MONEYS. Ravenna, o.
C. J & E w. EVERETT.
Rootstown. o May 26, 1890.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28
BROTHERS !!

Read and digest the good advice
given above. s. E. Graves, OF CieVe-
land, will sell you Hats, Caps. Fur
nishing goods, better and cheaper than
YOU can buy at home. Good Suits and
Overcoats from $S to $50, all styles; all
perfection fit and well made. No tailor
can surpass them. Don't try cheap
raadv.made trash. Write to s. E.
Graves, 81 and 54 Euclid Ave, Cleve-
land. Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-05-28

WDETAVNQ and Shoulder Braces
lNsU NNHU HART, The Druggist.
, 1890-01-15
N Z s C liam o u s.
Spectator, 14th December.)

= We deeply regret to record the
death Of Robert Browning, which
took place at Venice on Thursday
night. He was attacked sharply by
bronchitis a week or two ago, and
the attack left him with Il very much
weakened heart, from the failure of
which he never rallied. His new
volume of"Facts and Fancies," which
has just appeared, suggests anything
but old age,-Mr. Browning was
seventy-seven,-or even weak health.
To us they resemble nothing SO
much as the vivid sparks struck out
of flint by an iron heel. Perhaps
the most unique things in the volume
are the four "Bad Dreams" dashed
off with that brusque y%ivacity and
strength which suits so wei! n sub.
ject of this kind, though it sometimes
inrs the reader when the poet is
d~elineating the more ideal mood in
which he delighted,-fOr Mr.. Brown
ing Was a thorough idpalist at heart,
and loved nothing better than to
pour forth his contempt for vulgar
and selfish aims. The great writer
we have lost was a deyotee of music,
and understood its technique tho
roughly /; yet the more he loved har-
mOny, the more, like Wagner, ne
enjoyed the contrast between harmo-
ny and discOrd. He was the most
rousing of our poets.
, 1890-01-15
spectator Plat December.)

There should be WA soon, for all
the great authorities are proclaiming
that peace is inevitable. Lord Sails
bury, at the GuiIdhaIl last month,
was full OF his confidence in peace !;
the three Emperors and King Hum
bert have all minated q similar be-
lief; NJ. Tirard said, in his address to
the new Chamber, thar the policy of
France was peace; and now the
Times correspondent in Paris demon
strates in a telegram Of nearly two
columns that war is impossible. The
rapid mobilization Of the French,
German and Russian Armies would, he
says, cost &2O, 900 900, and the main
tenance of their armies III the field
94O, 600, 900 month. Inseven months
$500, 900 900 would be- lost by these
three Powers alone, excluding the
expenses Of others who would be.
certain to chime in, France, more
over, has caught from the Exhibitions
an idea of the value OF peace ; the.
Gear is so friendly to Germany that
he entertained the idea,"" though he.
rejected il, Of marrying the. Cesar.
witch to a HoheIlzdliern p incess;tandt
the Emperor of Germany has himseIf5
cautioned The King of Italy to be.
very moderateY The Princes, 2Ibint
fact, and statesmen are keenly sensi-+
BILE of the cost OF modern war, and
the daqree to which it would arrest
all modern industry. All that Isl
quite2tr rue and it is also true that
whenever. a fire breakss : out in il
London there will be a. loss oil: prp7s
perty.ia Still, there will be fires, aadid
that in spite of the entire willingness
oftheL ord Mayor, the CthaiifinfHag Io of 9tb1
the County Council. and Captain
Shawrthata fires should b eqpreVented.a
The armies are ready and::anyo Incl.
dsfhff( a mYyYwfh}erree,1tGI v which in The jadd1gssrr
menttofiany fms1ofithem made action
appoint ~fofI1honobhQ mightooproduce
war in q week,
, 1890-01-15

monds in existence, 70 and .'sgo6 wi VALUABLE
that the Emperor relied on them for
the means of subsistence, have been
"slolen.". Such jewels are hardly
saleable by thieves, even. if. thieves
had access to them I and it is pos
sible that they have been temporarily
"sequestrated'' as ~security for a loan
to the Republic, which requires cash
to strengthen. the Army and Fleet,
and keep them in good temper. 1t
must be observed that private &C.
counts from Rio represent all as
tranquil, but that the censorship ex-
ercised over all kilograms does NOS
appear to be relaxed.
, 1890-01-15

Sir Henry James mentioned soulJ
impressive statistics showing the i'm
provement OF ireland under the
Union. In 1841 there was an acre and
an eighth TO every head of the pcpu-
laIion living in the rural districts
now there are four acres to every
head of the population living in those
districts. Since the famine, the num-
Der of good houses in ireland has in
creased from 40, 600 to $4,000 the
number Of houses occupied by the
better class of farmers and trades
men has increased frOm 266,O00 to
422, 900 while the nWmber of bad
houses has diminished from 533 900
to 1884, 900; and the Number of mere
novels has decreased from 491, ZOO to
10000. Could there be better proof
hat SINCE the great famine the ply
steal condition of Ireland has at least
vastly improved