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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-05

Spring time is nearly here, and this is the
time when inquiry is made for green vegeta-
bles The person who becomes more interested
in the best quality of seeds is constantly the
first to place on the market vegetables that
command the best price. 1t is well known that
many different firms make an effort to iuveigle
all into purchasing seeds for the garden. But
who is there that would not select the one of
sterling integrity, and the one of longest busi-
ness experience?-one who has stood the storms
of competition for over century-having COM
menced business in lTS4. The firm of LAM
DRETH's SONS is the only house in this broad
country who have the courage to embark in the
honest manner of destroying all seeds unsold
the previous year, and are surely worthy of
patronage. Passing along Main Street. Satur-
day last we were surprised to notice the gath
ering around what appeared to be bonfire.
Upon investigation. we found that the firm of
Messrs. Furry & Williams were DESTROYING by
cremation, all their unsold Landreth's Seeds of
the previous year. This firm should be con-
graduated upon placing before the public
consignment of Seeds of such unqualified mer-
tit being the only one in Portage County
having the agency for their sale-a fact which
market gardeners and all others desiring sound.
terminating seeds, will do well to bear in mind.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-05

FIG .NEwLANDs, representing what is known
as the California syndicate. which has recently
made some extensive purchases of suburban
real estate adjoining the city of Washington on
the northwest. has purchased from ex-Prest-
don't Cleveland his country place Tennalley
town road, near the city. known as Oak View.
The price paid for the house and about twenty
nine acres of land was $4,000 The property
was purchased by Mr.. Cleveland abont four
years ago and with the i'm rovements since
made cost HIM about $50. .OUO. Mr. Cleveland is
said to have realized on this sale a clear profit
of 800 600.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-05
DEERFIELD

correspondence.
The school entertainment passed off quietl!
Friday evening. The house was we'll filled anC
the performance good School begins again abou
the last week in March. with the same teacher
Rev. Webster occupied the pulpit of the Disci
pie Church Sunday night.
Literary again this week Friday evening.
Mr.. and Miss Strawn. of West Unity, are the
guests of their aunt. Mrs. Jos. Diver.
Dave Blackberry has rented the house on the
farm of Mr.. Jos Forsyth. north of town.
Report has it that two of our worthy young men
got into dispute over a lady. and wanted salts
faction in some way. Itwas settled by wind, dis
tance fifty yards. and the other fellow got the
girl. 1t is needless to say the other fellow was
badly wounded in the feelings. QUI Esr?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-05

We regard wealth as the road to our
highest hopes.
Competition lowers all profits, and
he who can buy his goods so low as to
fear nobody, gains the great point, and
becomes the leader in his vicinity.
There is certain amount of goods
consumed, and the consumer will seek
the cheapest place, as naturally as wa
ter runs down hill. If the buyer finds
poor goods no cheaper than good ones,
how quickly he goes for the better
gradeI
We therefore say, in our stock, on
our counters, you will find only first
class goods-no Jew goods-no Shod-
dy-no cheap stuff, to catch the eye
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-05
SHALER RSVILLE.
correspondence.

Correspondence.
f. V. Everitt and Miss Aurie Winans of Gar.
rettsville, were married a few days ago. They
are living in house vacated by Geo. Eldridge.
''steye" Barton. an old time resident, is at
the A g1 icultural College.
Dramatic Company. from Mantua Station,
played to a small hoase a few evenings ago.
A. S. Tomson had sale It eek, and starts
for Kansas, his future home.
Mrs. M. Tuttle has been sick
Our Dramatic Club visited Mantua Station
one evening last week
Deep mud prevents the accumulation of much
news,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-05

One price to everybody, and that low
er than the trash that is offered from
peddlers' wagons, auction stores, and
Jew houses.
Because man ask you $1,000 for a
Suit, and sells it to you for $500, nec-
essarlly does not make your purchase
a cheap one. We can show you at S.
the same thing that others offer at
$1,000, hoping to have you say, give
it to me for Sc 90. That way of do.
ing business is at an end. Deal hon.
estly and honorsbly with everybody,
and you will reap your reward.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-05
consunontion SURELY cure,

To THE EDIroR:-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., Is1 Pearl St., N, Y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-05

We shall be pleased to show you our matchngs in
patterns at all times, and promise you pleasant
surprise in admiration of elegant Floor Coverings
and Carpet Furnish ngs.
Of the relative merits of of the leading weaves,
in Medium and Fine Goods shall speak in our next
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-03-05

It is written, CA good name is rather to be ch
than great riches.' Both very desirable in this
ter day and generation,' though undue desire to
sess the latter sometimes involves the sacrifice of
first requisite indicative of moral status There
agency nimical to the retention of either, in case
| "good name' is of fictitious index.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16

siebt sefOdt, faIt nit 5rudt, OSer @es
iuilrSeiliS unb Del anseri9tet, einen
Sarten i6madbaften Salat.
Die 9etrpdneten unb ;eri9nittenen
g8urSeIn neriebe ib NIT Der 81 bis 4fas
den @etuidtsmense bbdit reitificirtem
Spiritus, etipas 3immet unb Dtusfats
nuB, unb IaiIe iie einiBe @o6en in Der
Sonne aus3ieben (bi9eriren), Der abee'
ao9ene guS3us tpirb oann NIT @aiier
binrei4eno perSiinnt uno nit .3uder
periiibt. gr 1T ais berbauunssbsf6rs
bernbeS UiitteI gum Sta6tiid duBerit
an9enebm.
g8eI8e einbeimif6e 8fanse seituttet
in allen ibren TbeiIen cine sIei6e,
lei4te uno bieIieitise 8erpenouns ?
0i6Se beSbaIb ieber, benz elm Stud9en
9ano 3ur 8erfGsuns itebt, einisen
PfIansen einen Blab einrdumen, Inn
ibre gtubbarfeit su erproben; 8babars
ber tpiro bann in furser 3eit, iobaIb
crit bic Suusfrauen ielnen Wertb fens
men seIernt baben, ni6t mebr peradtet,
ionoern Elm germ besebrter &d9en9ait
lein. Die gfIansen iinO in iecer 9rbs
beren @drtnerei biIIis su buben. Bon
dIteren Sorten lit nesen ibrer SOrsGS.
Ii6feit ,,Nueen 8ictoria" neben ,yJtOs
pal gilbert" bic berbreitetite, bon neue.
rem, biditieIisen unb bod surten Sorter
iinb ,,2innGus", .Brima Donna.
ySobniton8", ,St. Martins" pieI se'
| fraat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16
9Sefterm 0re6eb Sect.

auber Den 5uei SarIaouugen ,ugeri6tetes
Sleiib, bns mir MOntng mO Oonnerita9 er.
bnIteu. empfangen mir t69lib friid Geitlat.
tetes 5Ieiid uom 9auoe, friihe uno Salt.Gier
Butter. Safe un6 9nnOproOutte iibrrbaupt
Wir babcn ferner einen 8orratb Der belten
Bologna @urit. fride uno geiaIjene Sdul.
tern. Rippen. gbuds, 6unOtiide etc. llnIer'
8oIognapurit iibertrifft ale nnbere.
Gale & 60,
IA 10t 9adamanna Apenue.
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6efcbGftss Mnjeiser.
Mppthefer.

Apptbefer.
8. R. 9putpn, Rsbifamtnts isbrr
Nrt Gfe abamS gIpsnue uno pine Strabs.
Sllmensc % drtncr.
Z. 9. WeGltntGd, Sarg. unb @rG-
bsrl6miduns, 3l4 y g4aIbingtOn 9pe. unb
am Ginsans pss 5Orelt oia 6rieObOfes.
Sudbs unt 9ieeiSen,s 9rudcr.
6reb. BagneI Drudarbsit jrber glrt
in sneIilhsr unb beutl6sr Spra6e, 81 Safa-
panna Aprnur, gresniiber BEN Seitpn Stprs.
Gisarren5abrifdnt.
u. Ipt6 6ma an n, bic bslsbtsn ,,9IlfOnip"
uno ,,Sig Ring" Gigarren ale Scrten "a,
baf unO Rau6erartifel, SCI 9adawanna ape.
9ampfs une sBafferseeitunsen.
SAINTS s. 9awter glumbins Grpsrt,
Gde 0ypmins 4pr. unO einpsn Strabr.
Groceries unS propifIrnen.
9e6tpGb, BRANDON s. Co., CNa@-
fClsrr pOn SeapIe & Stsrl), 116 penn Aps.
S6tGger uub Seal "a qadapanaa
ape., has brribmte @bite Sppnge Mebl.
Sreb. s. gBibmaper, SslifatrIen,
$50 gadapanua Apenue.
ScrrensGjarerrpbc, Site etc.
Granf .. Gbriltia II, 205 9adaipannn
Npfnue, Bailey Saus Blod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16

- Sats Or. Sbpmas Gclrctrir Ssl fir
Group unp GrtGlmugsn sebrau6t unp rs fu.
rirtr pOiitip.-gBm. STAY, $40 plbmputb glpe.,
Sufalp, y. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16
Der Sdnonirth.
DO. 416 sab @aibinatOn gIpenue.

prdetiiaer Ratbeeber fur ;Selo un6
baus.
Redigfrt Won w. Wernich.
erf4siHt am /. isben Wouats, uiubsIitus 81
Sstttn Hart. Die rst4k kaItiefs, bsifs unb
btllt9f fs esutf4s eanhs uHb 6artenbau., fopis
Rausptrtbi ihaftIid3e Seituns ameritaB. Rnr SO
Ssure pro Sahrs bet ftrtetsr Dorausb pros
bsHHmmsrn pet. a6rstfre: Z. Blank emeiers
500 Convent str.s Sc. Louis, No,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16
6unSerte behaupten 70.

q. Seben, 2enaipse &c., Mi6., II.
0ai, '90.-0ie auss3eidneten gisen.
i6aften Sbrer tpertbUoIen Nlebi3m ct.
SafobS Del beranIahen mid, Sbnen
meine grfabruns nit elmer balben iSIas
i6e bieIer 9rdparatipn mitsutbeilen.
8Or einem Sabre bate if in 5OIge
rbsumatiider Sdmersen elm sei9noI.
Ienes 9nie uno itir6tete id i6on, elm
&riippeI fir 9ebenS5eit Su perOen. @be
ib ieOo6 cine babe 6Iaide ct. Satobs
Del aufBebraudt bate, iparen S9mers
sen unb @sidpuIit peri9nunoen uno
fubIte ib 70 tpObL pie iemaIs. SD
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IN Der 8eIt. s. %. 8. 9orter.
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muel 9orter, tpurbs ebenfaqs ourtb bic
2npenbunS bieie8 WitteIS bon beftiesn
ShmerSen in Der Iinfen 0Gfte befreit.
RFn qInnnnrirt IN, 9OnhenbInt4U
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E@- -GnnOncirt i'm >, ,@pdenbIatt".
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8. @. Sputpn, Wsbifamfnts jserr
Nrt Gfe ApnmS Apsnne uno pine Strabs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-26
IEulGH\ALLEl RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
n m Tor Slatington and intermediate points.
-, Tor Geneva. Lyons. Elnirn. Rochester. Bunao
and the west Potsvlc and principal local ponts Chsr
80 vnns nd pullman ear % Susp nsion bridge
u 30 y ~ for N,uch Chunk and in:einlcdat" points.
!, n m Tor L. aud Il. Junction aud intermediate points
Chair ear To Mauch ihhlh' t,..,,.,,.,. ,o,,, c,o.
n m for Tunkhannock and lntcfnrdllte POINTS Ihar
car 70 Tunkhannock Connection w headlhs ana haris'
,,t.. and rr,n.fr,l ,ptarn,aJt.,o noin,s
~ Wilkcsbarre and Pullman sleeper 10 Suspension
Bridge. ,,.,.,.,,io March Chunk and intermadi. ,a
,oinfS Chair ear to Mauch CHUNK
putin ~ m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
connactippn e. iicading and Harrisburg. .
W. n m for GENEVA Lyons. Imira Rochester. Buffalo
,t Ho West Pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. m If a p, , N ~, and a Al
N rnnneo for all points In Muhanoy aud Hx1eon coal
regions SUNDAY TRAINS
A. m. for Maueh Chunk lialet9n and Intermediate
roots and IL A. IN. for She nandoah and intermedat
points . ,,, ,,,,,L and i,.o,,,o,t,., ,oio,s
N ~ Tor Geneva. Lyons. Elmila Rochester Eunalo
and tie West pullman sleeper Go Lyons and Suspension
p''"e' General Eastern once. 235 Broadway
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

~ FOOT OF LIBEETY; ST NORTH EIyEE
20 a. m. for Easton. Maueh Chunk. wilkeshsfS
SsTantS9 Radng HaF.sDS,S %Rsgss MnS s sss
WIGS ! % arr q N, and a. sifr astS%.
c sah tha"s ana ans Mnosh Chunk On
: - a. N for Eanon Magch Shnnk, "il E,nrs
sSSals Sfoash Bure
90 ?. N. daily for Ea,ton. Mauch Chunk. Readirs
Harrisburg Po.tsyle &c, on SUNDAYS Tor Tamsqua .ss
burg wikesbsTre Scranton Tamsaaa POttsSile. shame
AS D. m for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading. Ha'hs
burg &c; SUNDAYS T. a. S; $50 p Allentown IT,
For So ktantt Hishands y as SIS i1;iS 30 ), M ?:
80. 80 90 n ssqiiSs III, sSo a. m n 80 80.
Long and points se ut e 90 POGs P ssSs
Sycept Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 300 a. mp INV
For Red Bank. s.;ss; s,S So ii'S no 10 80 100.
40 100 T Ewoop TOMS River and BarneS is. els
T For h. ys q city vinel.nd and Brdseton
' TO = Monmouth Beach and scabrsht at s:i5 HIS
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
90 SO 80, 90 90 80 p M. II rs nsh n
sU MAYS; 900, II 90 a. m. 2:oo go 100 ''0'
p For BatSore aud Washington daily at 90 Il 30 s
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NJ YORK, ONTARIO AND WEol , EnM
twsnty minutes earlier foot Of Jayss 80 So a.
Ter M ddetown, Elenyie. Liberty, DEM, NJ I'LL
Oneida oswego Chicago so D. m for Campbell ta.
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Nagara Falls DSsS c snsSsss rlcSs
,,ms' tsh,es s2s B'way ]. G. ANDERSON. GEM ~
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Orean cleaners.

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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. Y. G. *
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ynslruttlon.

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| SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
100 AND I42 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN
For Young IAdies-Country.
| Y ELvIDEnE sEMINARY.-slOo pays for q thorough
ID In business department, with home spo Al
instruction ladies has been
Address SEMINARY. Dehidere New.Jersey.
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IL Day School for Young lAdes and Little Gils. VIII
| reopen Sept II. Miss N. W. MErCALF. Principal.
| THE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY. Freehold. y. j.
| A pleasant home with excellent opportunities for
| education. Miss EUNICE d. SEWALL. Principal.
Boys and Young NIen-Country.
u ORDEN1OWN (N. JJ MILITARY INSTITUTE.
| ID Kev. I. IL. LANDON. A. NJ, Principal.
| Lieut.. r. ID. LASDOS. Con mandant.
| T. nELrENHAM ACADEMY OGONTZ "a.
| " rnexcclled location aid Surroundings. New school
equipment Gymnasium, military dri.!. &c. Thorough
| joIN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. Principal.
~ AS1MAN BUSINESS COL1.EG 4. roughgccp,Ie. y r.
- Open sl The thorough Instruction III
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college preparation specially business high school
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Railroads


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WESTERN RAILROAD.
Sb,~t.., I'm. \rsubu ed Pullman Coaches
M RuHllo ant OsWrgo Express. VIA Paterson. Tor
water cap. >troud-hurg. scranton Binghamt"r, owsgo
Iti,r, Wa,.r.y Him "a. Corning. Bath panNile Hhcr-
h,irne Wat.rvflr ~ hned syringe Ctira NJ. Morris.
Green, ONfori Norwich Cortland. syracuse. Fulton and
rt.rncd A.. station Connects a scranton with trains
Tor Ptt,ton Wuhcsrarr- panNlr and Northumbcr. And
at Buffalo with trains for ne West
" 90 a M Rlnghamton Nal VIA Boonion.
~ H. Hnrhamton aud l.lmira Empress Tor Water
GA, 'St-oud.burr scranton OWrgo WINrrlN &c. con.
"rts ~ STANTON WITH train, for fittston Kingston and
Wilkcsharrr. ,,.,,,..-,.-. ,, t,,,,.,,,,h T.,
Pr 2o - m daily Buffalo Limited ENprcss Via Pater.
.on Tor S,rcrd.burg. scranton. bingham ton oWeSo,
wa,,,ri, Tlmir, Corning. hath Wayland DansNillc.
", Nn,r,,. g. arriving in HuGalo 30 a. m.
90 a " ~ ,da.l,l buffalo. Utica ard Oswe,o Express.
g. ID .h'y@ scranton Binrhamton Cortland syrs
10, riton Greene oxford Norwich Nherburnc. Water
,uie rirhrcd springs. sc, and all points on Buffalo
a, zion connect, with trains for the West