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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

Mrs, What color are ycur lit
tie boys eyes?
Mrs. Robinson Black, generally.
He's terrible fighter.-Munsey's
Weekly.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25
Do you want to visit the worlds fair?

Yes thought you did There will not be the least trouble
you follow advice "Use good judgement visit store
pens your from the bargains 10 and 25c counters
golden opportunity offered and graped it. We will
ling to divide. We not proud if we are fortunate,
Tnware, woodenware, perfumery stationery cutlery,
soaps, lamps and burners pictures mirrors, pocket
books, harps, all kinds of kitchen utensils, pencils,
scrap books slates toys, fancy goods We have Just
added line OF shelf hardware to our stock
In Fact everything you mention, with good line OF
ladies' gents and chdrens underwear hosiery and notions
A penny saved
Is penny earned Provide yourself with bank place in it
difference between prices and those have been paying for
class of goods elsewhere and word for it 8 will
only enough saved to visit the worlds fair but left
lend your nghbo Come in We will show you such BAR
gains that will startle you. The place.
The Boston NOVELTY STORE.
In the Emerson Block.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-11-25

AND WOMEN, II will pay you 10 learn Shorthand or
take Commercial Course In the Oldest, largest and
best school 1.-The Spenceran business College, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Established In isls First Bryant q
stratton College; slg0 former pupils. New college
building. Experienced teachers. Unequaed course OF
study This school II endorsed by the leading business
men Of Cleveland, who employ It's graduates. more
having been made at office during the past year.
" agents; don't need them depend upon quality OF
iull Information. SPENCER. FELToS boq"is
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|. WOlfs0n, s;:;. s:;::s;.; s;:,.S San Antonio,
Mrae 3uifdnhe herrfdier1 nnf he,

Urge 3uitdnbe berridben auf ben
@arOlinensSnieIn, iener SnieIgruppe,
tpegen .nel9er es Dor brei sSSabren beis
nabe all einenl Griege 3tpij1en Deutids
lamb unb @panien gefommen mdre.
Die @ingebDrenen baben R1 gegeu bic
fpanif6eu @olonialbeb5sben emp6st unb
,es 1T 3u 5abIrei9en blutigen 3uioms
menii0Beu gefommen. Die 4uHegung
neuer Gteuern fiibrte sum Musbru@ Der
unruben. Sc fam bei ponapi at einem
erbitterten 2ampfe, In tpel@em bie gins
geborenen bur6 bic Gatlingtanoneu
ber @paaier tDis bic 6aIae nieberaes
mdbt uuroen. Mis bic Gparier ober
bie GIiebenben In bos biGte geRrtpp
beriolgen tpollten, ipuroen He BON bies
fen aus benz 9interbalte niebergemebelt.
Der Der. Staten 9ampfer alliance
tit mad ponabi ab3eianbt tDorben, nm
ben auf ben GarDlinen.S Snieln lebenben
amerifanifGen Mifiondreu shub aa ge.
mdbreu.
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Ran. 6 Wers 6 unb o. @ott iudlte fidl

Rap. 6 Wers 6 unD y. @ott iu9te ii9
bic bette Gamilie ber grbe aus. IS
NOR Noobs Gamilie, pel9e er rettete
um but@ bteie cine ilinbenreine Ma6<
tommenf9aft gu er3eugen. 4ue iibris
gen lieB ct bur9 bic. Stnbfutb eridus
Ten. DGs mar graufaml
Was foIete nod bieier grauiamen
Shnbfutb 2 6at Soft bur9 Noab Elm
beferes Menibengei1Ie9t betommen !?
Sm @egentbeill Die Na@tommenf9aft
Jfoabs mar biel f9le9ter, als Die ber
erifen Menid1en.
@ott 1T Elm gere9ter Soft, er beIobnt
bos Gute un6 ef.aft bas N3ie, barum
bat er ft6 In ieinsN 2ebren fur uns ge.
: opfert unb bur9 iein 8Iut iin6 mir ges
redt getporben unb 0ergebung ge.
fllnben.
@s geb6rt ni@t pieI 0erIton6 baau
pm 3u fragen: MesbaIb III benn gbriz
fus ni6t balb nod benz erRen Giinben,
! fale erf9ienen, bann udre bic Siiubs
flutb, tpeIGe bic gauge Meni@beit aum
untergang fiibrte unb oie furHtbaren
Observation-Disclosures, pie mir He I'm
alien Seftamente iiubea, i5erflhfRs se.
tpeIen 2.
| Cine anbere Graee, tpeI@e uns mad
BEN 4ngefbbrten enigegeutriit, III bic !:
WtuBte @brlftus erf9einen. bamit mir
ni6t berloren seben, fOnbern bas etpige
Geben babsn !? Dur9aus ni9tl SEN
gri@eiuen bat ftir unfere 9elig.eit
ni9t ben allergerineiten 3ued, benn l .
Der @erehtigteit @ottes pir0 babur9
ni4t @enage geleiifet. ipenn elm uus
i9ulbiger fiir uHs bsftraft rpire unb 2.
tam ib fhr feline Giinbe berantuortli@
fein, tuel6e i@ ererbte. MdfIen meine
ererbten Siinben beiiraft fuerben, 70
mag fi@ Soft On Denienigen baIten,
iueIder bur6 feline Na9Idiigteit bic er.
fe sanbe entfeben lieB unb bieiss If
ct felblt. :.
gta@ bieIem Nngeflbrten fdQt bic
Sbeorie oer grbfiiH6s fort unb nit bies
fer slei@3eitig Der 3ped bes grl@ei.
mems Gbriiii. MDQen ober mtlien mir
an cine @rbiiinbe gIauben. 10 finb mir
sa9 ge3mungen, an cine grbtugenb su
elanben, benn es giebt uobI ieinen
Nteni@en auf ber lieben YottesueIt,
tDel9er aud ni@t ettpas Suites an fi6
bat. Bon mem ererbte er es2
Das gbrifus Dirtli9 geIebrt, tpers
ben mir ME erfabren, iein 2ebea III 10
J bieI nit gBunbern unb Wiberlprii6en
, umfponuen, baB ber ipirtlibe Rern nid,t
beraus3ufinben ilt. Meber @hriffus
nod elmer ieiner Singer fonnten icbreis
ben. Ser NpoiteI pauIus mar Der
.ginsige. tuelGer eine einigermoBen quite
5@ulbiloung genoEen, ole uebrigen
iuareI uutuii5enbe unb abergldubiide
Suben, melGe in Der Bilbungsifufe
taum nit benz beutisen Heger 3u per.
slei@en finb. Dieies fam uns tsnnod3
ni9t abbalten, gbriftus fir einen Mseas
iben au 5alteu, beien 0ers BON Der
ebeliten Meni@enliebe erfRlt mar. eSn
bieier ge3iebung f6nnen mir ibn bod
ebren, aber als @ottesiobn bat er ftir
uns ni9t ben allersertnsiten Wertb.
] 8. 81.
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Gin friber bel Der 4rmee ffebenber
WunoarSt unc iebt bebeutenber Nrat i'm
OtfIi@en SOwa. nlubte unldnglt auf Ell,
nige Gage fein 6eim perlafen; iDdbs
reno ieiner NbUeienbeit befam eines
Der &inoer eine f9mere @rtdltung, uos
rauf feine ssrau iofort eine ,slalGe
y@bamberlain's Cough Remebb" bolen
lieB. Mit benz er3ielten &eluItate tuar
he 10 5lfrieben, Bob Bel dbnli9en SdlIen
gu uerf8iebenen 3eiten bieieIbe Mebi3in
gebrau@t tpurbe. Rad eigener ueber'
3eugung bebauptst ber Nr3t, baB es bas
3uoerldifisiie prdparat segen grtdlti:ng
tpdre unb before @rfOlse ersiele, als its
eenO zines, uas er ie eebrau9t babe.
gu bertaufen bel ". Cohen & Co.,
2alteper 6 6on unb allen bebeutenben
Sroguiasn.
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9lus 9fou, meIAet man. Qohrre;,

- Nus &om meIbet man: 3abIrei,
DE bon bitterer Notb beimgefu@ts 0aubs
leute auf Der Snfel GiciIieu baben neus
eroings. n0&beni He aud bon ben oIIer.
nttbigften SebensmitieIu stu3Ii@ euts
bl6Bt bofieben. ale geieblidea G9ran.
ten our9bro@ea anb, BON Gunger linb
@lenb geplagt. itd geeen bic Hebbrbeu
anfgelebnt. sic berniiIieten bic BE-
ftBung oes Gitrffen @ciGrra ID ber Nxee
bon Mtaggiore unb pliinberten bieie. TO-
tpte mebrere anbere 6arnsen In isiler
@egenb aus, nur nm lit6 2sbeusnliiteI
ali betf9oifeu. 6@IieBli@ ulh6te Die
Genbarmerie auTgebofen tDerSen, iaub
en9 bteier gelarg es nur unter gro6en
e@pterigteiten. ben Auffanb 3i urier.
briiden.
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8nei Seefe1t.
ROmau bon SiubOlpb simbau.
(Gortfehuna.l

(6ortletnn9.)
Ser Meo nm ben 0feunbIQb BON 2ouos
d,onbs NOR nid1t eQua perSbet. 0ier
uub bo etbltd,e mou IuBo6uaer uub
gDoaeu. Doe tfimn,ette cSreuen uit1t.
@ie ifredte ibre 6Qnb aus uuo erQriff Sic
@fintbers urib hieIt ne In ftorfeur Drude
fen.
csdb Iiebe Did unbelmreiblidb. Nu.
mein deIiebies Qebeu. Was ioll i'd
tbun. nm es Sir al aeiaen9 - Gbrid1 /
81 fonfte ne rlur baufen6 iiumm
anle6en.
s Bic Iieben. treueu Muoen ioote lie.
0ie Meoe i'm Nois De BouIpane flu.
ten fidb coiia Ionofam nit @oeen unb
Meiiern 2ie Giuuoe uQhte. al ber 0as
eIeoouts 9oris Bic sRunbfa6rf um ub:e
Geena All nlod1en Iiebte.
gDlr ipnIIert iiber Nuteuil nod, 6ouIe
tetteir. ioote csreue, barit mir mot 10
pIeIen lonausiIigen Wsenlfen beqeanen.
sd Femme Weat. no id, Did unoe{iB /
an5eEeil fam. ROmml
SD lehte il,r Wferb in Srab. giir=
iber bIie6 al ihrer 5siie. ylad, eiaer
gDsiIe fitien Re butdl Elm fletnss @ss
b6Is. no Sic Nferoe lpiyber ia 5mriit
beriieIrn. msGis bonn gBeae, binter
Hdnmeu per(tedt. fdbimmerten Bic tOei,
zen Wdube e;uer Wi(la. Gin Qanintaen
Sfbfie oeIoffeu itber Ser ggeo Muf els
irer nIien Qin6e foE eine HoI1Ie. bic ,iens
oierin auF hos Iauolom bprbeireiterhe
Woor berohhIidfe Ta nod5te cxyeue
Ann snh IA, idmsM nnd5 elIsn gsilsn
I'M hrdndte ibr NterO bimt an bos
Ginfbers umldioua hen Meiter mii
heihen Mrmeu un6 btiidte einen qus
ouf Ieiutu Mlunh
Goi foate fie befriebiot ousotf, /,
menh nonodb bahe Id mid, fsit einsr
Gfunbe aelehuf. yluu tpoIIsn tpir tpie
~ rcnr nsynjsuftics SI,sui.hsr ,oI
Ncnis rsisen Gis ihmisa zine Fisius
SnsiIs honn lad,elte ~ Isiis. esmnhs
6os ssr idsSne e,iihier ma foeben nid,t
osfsIssn hcs "''S
% csby snsa hofie Hs nuu ron asm
msynhrot MN @nieu;I oefi,brt csysne
s,eIIse tr;ehsr fdbusTIsv ,e;tsn
H.
glein. Iaoie @autbsr' Ios una i'm
eMritf hIslbeu ga n AZ idsSn e NIT nit
9iy smiom,sen Il, Ieiu' = ''Vs", 49,
Miii Gu oiiidiid5S
@dua aIiidIid5.
gr foeie Is obne ieben 3mana unb
meinie Is aufriGiie, aber feline 6timme
Hang traurig, uuD bas inniae 2do5eIn,
NIT Sem Ct Sreueus Slid erpiberte, NOR
uil5t bos zines @ihdIimen. gr braud5te
IN bieienl Mugenblid aid5t an bic Nriefe
an leEueu Batter unb an HIoreuce al
benfen. Die aufaabe mar borIduiia
burm bic Dor lneniaen Gfuuben cbaes
Ioubfsu feItarQmne erIebiot. Mber er
tpoIlie ia aud, nit Sreneu lbredbsn. Die
@eIeaenheit mar uisIIeidbt oiinlfio.
s9sreuel
Ga, meiu 0sr5.
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Nun. tDieoetboIte iie, mas tpiaf 9u
mir nod fdQeE2

NuAt tUleuetBDlle lteI IUu9 Utur Ou
mir nod fdgeE?
Sa tDurbe er ROTH unc ftcmmeIte ME
elm uerIsgenes Sinh:
WerDe i9 Did ME berIieren9 Wifh
gu mid hidt berloRen2 @ieb. eSrere
= Der Son ieiner Stimms bate ettpas
Glebenbes, Srouriges, unenbIitb Giib.
renbes - al mein Slid III bel Dir.
81 tueiBt aibt, nein, Gu fauu1t ni@t
abnen. tuie i@ Did Iiebe. iiber alles
Iiebe!
Srene b6rte bies iebr serne, aber 1e
blieb gan3 rubig.
SIR bieie Morte min idb Dir nadjher
odnten, msnH mir III 6auie finb,
iagte fie.
Iber antluorte mir bod.
Mas fol- ib Dir anttporteu?
Dab Ou mid ni6t berIaFen pirif.
Nein, i'd bsrIaRs Did ni9t, fcgte fie.
IeiGifertig bef1mi9iigeub, Ct fiiblte,
boB bieie antiuort 10 gut ME feline glut.
mort mar. ct feuf3te Ieile.
Bit Du uidt 3ufrieben2 fragte Fe.
Du : tasteit bod foeben, Du feieit eIhds
Iidl
Sa. iG Bin eIadIi6, oaiwOrisie nun
Giintber 3erffreut.
Gie lab iba bon ber geile an, unb
ibre i1malea 2ippsn frdufeIten fh in
ei1sm iei4ten. suiidBebaItrusn 2d6eln.
gf bemetfts es ni6t
Sic u1betten fiG nun benz duBerjfsn
gaOe elmer Der grcBen Ipenuen, bic
itrahlenf6rmig bonn 4rc be Erismpbe
ausgeben. Die 6traBs belebie (iG.
. aBir tuollen iebt uur fdneler reiten,
Ingte GHntber.
Wnrum2
NlIe 0sute lebsn uns an.
Nun bann tuerhen lie ihre isreube
baben. Soer a6rt es Si@3 syf es Dir
ltnangenebul. In meiner @eiellhait aes
ieben su perben?
gDie tannff gu bos benfenl
sic blidte ibu an unb idiilielte ben
2o5f.
Sd babe mir man1mol eingebiIDet,
idgte lie, tnB i'd bic @abe teibe, bic
Wseni9sn lei9t gu ertsnnea un6 gut su
beurtbeilen. Du bilt Elm f@li1ter, aufs
ri@tiser Mann; man folIte meinen,
oaB mon mie tn einem offenen Bud In
Dir IeIen f6unte = unb bod uerIfebe iG
Sid nidbt.-Das Bud 1T In elmer mir
irembea SpraGe eeI9rieben. - Wie
mag Is nnr tn Geinem 9er3sn ouss
iebeE2
Wann On bas fdbeif, Srene, bann
ipirbeit Su e,fenHen, b0B Id Sid liebe,
unbei@reib!i6 liebe, nit Slid unb, adj
nit S@merjen.
Nlit G1meraen2
"a, nit 6Gmer3en!
Mesbal62
ytein, er fonnts sSrenen nid5t era6bIen,
baB ne ibn iDortbrGdig an Sstcrence ae,
ina9t bate uub BOB ber @e6ante barau
ibn peinigte, ibm ieine &ube rahm.
@ine Nrt ebrerbietiger Gmeu Dor Dem
reineH Mdb@en, bas CT berratben hotte,
f9lOB ibm ben Munb. Ct fiibIte, ba6
SreHe bas BefenntniB ieiner G9uI6
lei9t genOmnen baben miir6e. Gis
fob ernf uub tief aus, ober fis nabm al,
leg leidt, aud feline 2iebe 3u ibr unb ibrs
Niebe 5a ibm. unb biefsr gebante gaf
ibm cine 4nttuort elm auf ibre Grogs:
WssbaIb Iiebit Du mid nit G@mer.
3ea2
WsilmiG bic GurGt qudlt, ib f6nnts
oas Slid, bas i'd iebt belize, iemals
berllereH.
I6Ortfstaa9 fOIst.l
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@ir berfmtfen 8onnets lllo Soques

500 unb $1,000, bte bas 9oppeite pertb.
Sbise ansaben perben mir beipeiien, tpenn
Sbr sud- Der Mabe rnter3ieben tpolt, @aare
unb 9reiie gu unterfu&en.
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gesen einsn S9niit, 8eIG0biauaa,
Sieb. obsr 1rnnbDunben giebt es nidfa
9eHeses, als bamberlain's
paiu Balm, Die gDunbe beili
f1nelIer. als bur9 ireenb Elm anberea
prdparat, uuo, tDenn bieIelbe niGt gar
su iGIimm 1T. obne Narben 3u binter,
IaiIen. gu baben BEL R. gobn s. Co.,
8. Raliepsr & Son unb alIen be6euten'
ben Ipotbetern.
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-Su Der NObel'f6en Spnamits
6abrif su 6anlburg murben inetrere
Mrbeiter our@ eiue @rpIoiion getDbits.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-01-06

- Sm 6amburser 6afen liesea tpe.
gen bes 6ei3er'S Sirites 5 beIabene Oees
ansDompfer In ben Oods fsf.
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&nbia6elt= 9epartente1tt.

@s ipirb nDtbig ieir, bab mir aibersetp1bns
ltae 9lnitrensunsen MAIDEN, tpesen ber pors
seidrittenen Saiion Die iibrisen Binters
Sate gu perfaufen, bantit es fir 8riibiabrss
Sa9en 9faurn siebt.
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= so maudss 2d6sla iit nur cine
perI9dmte 9iiSe.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-21
MANTUA STATION.

Tuesday morning word was received that
VIM Mckinley, Jr would be here for a short
time w ednesday. Bills were Immediately
printed and some lively hustling was done to
get out crowd. Wednesday morning brought
the Major and a crowd variously es imated at
from 175 to 1000-probably $50 would not be far
from the mark. Tho next governor of Ohio
was introduced and spoke for short time on
the Silver and Tariff gu uestions. He was fol-
lowed by the 6 o. p. can didate for State Treas
urer. who told what villains the democrats were.
After the speeches, to demonstrate that the Re-
publican party cordially sympathizes with all
well directed temperance efforts, We suppose,
the distinguished guests were taken to Santoro's
for dinner. We doubt if the addresses changed
any votes.
petition. signedby every body. has been sent
to the Pos totfice authorities. asking that the
Station" be dropped from the name of our
P. o. and Corners be added to the name of
the Office at the Corners. We understand that
the people near the Corners object to the change
although we know not why Some change OF
names is very desirable tn proposed change
weuid not seriously disseminate any one, and
we believe would be advantageous, 10 air
The new bridge over ths Cuyahcg. is open to
the public.
A couple of years ago Ms jor a.cKinly sub
scribed $40 towaid d the building fund of the NJ
e. Church at this place AS numerous letters
have failed to 10 bring the cash it was hoped
that he would call on the brethren and pay il
the other day. but he seems to have forgotten
all about it.
While climbing round in the upper story OF
the new RATS block Saturday. Geo. Striker fell
several feet and sustained severe injuries.
John Blanchfield died at the home of his faith
er, Patsy Blanchfeld, Saturday night. He was
we'll respected by his acquaintances.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-21
A Clear Statement.

McFadden, of the Gazette, Steuben-
vile, has this to say:
Upon publication of the public debt
the first of September we called atten-
ton to the suspicious decrease in ex-
penditures during August as compared
with the same month last year, this re-
duction being over $15, 900, 900 notwith-
standing increased appropriations by
congress at the last session. By this
alleged dsssrease of expenditures the
report showed a gain in treasury re-
serves, condition very necessary when
the coming redemption of the none
tended four r-and-a-half per cents is con-
sidered.
Now comes Bradstreets in a review
of the condition of the treasury and
says:
''The expenditures for August
amouted to 800, 735, 02o, falling off of
nearly $40, 600, 900 as compared with the
expenditures of the proceeding month,
and of nearly $15, 500, 900 as compared
with the corresponding month of last
year. The falling off in expenditures
has been mainly due to a decline in
pension payments"
Ih1s MEANS to put 1t straight, that
pension payments were sheld up dur
ing August in order to avoid public
exhibit of bankruptcy in the September
debt statement But the debt is there
all the same and the longer pension
payments are withheld the more clam
orous will pension claimants become.
The treasury sharks from Charley Fos-
ter down, are between the devil and
the deep sea. They may succeed in
covering up the true condition of af-
fairs until after the Ohio election, but
there will be rattling amepg the dry
bones soon after congress meets
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-21
RANDOLPH.

OoT. 19. The Randolph Agricultural Society
held their annual meeting on Monday evening.
October 18th. The report of the Treasurer show
ed the finances in healthy condition funds
enough on hand to pay all expenses and to pay
premiums in full. This Society has been in ex-
istence over thirty years. and has always met its
obligations in full.
The following persons were elected officers for
the ensuing year: w II. Bettes. Pres; George
Brockett. Vice Pres; C. Fenton. Sec; John Shu-
man. Treas. Executive Committee-Amos Sla-
baugh. Eugene White. Giles Dibbals. T. F. Mer-
lam. Simean Unger. Superintendent of Grounds
j. NJ. Hiddleson. Superintendent of Buildings
Sanford Ticknor.
On last Saturday eve. Miss Florence Savage, of
Akron. spoke on the Temperance question. in
the Disciple Church. She gave the audience
some facts to think about. especially on election
day.
On Sunday morning and evening. Prof Peck
ham. of Hiram College. spoke in the Disciple
Church. Both of the discourses were excellent
and well received. X
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-21
AURORA

Ger. 19th.-The young people are getting inter-
ested in socials again. They had very enjoya-
BILE time at the residence of Mr.. Russell. last
Wednesday evening. and at the residence of Mr..
Wolfcomer on Friday eve.
As Mr. Fred Kent. in comanpy with another
man was driving spirited horse about town, a
week ago last Sunday. in turning quick. himself
and companion were thrown from the buggy. Mr..
Kent receiving a severe cut on the head. He
was unconscious for some time. After a few days
he was able to go to his home.
Election is the talk of the town. A few days
will tell the result.
Mr.. Fred. Cannon. Sr, has so far improved as
to be able to be out in the yard.
Miss Florence EIdridge spent day or so last
week with friends in Earlville.
The net proceeds of the Fair are said to be Sis.
The people of this place deserve much praise for
their success.
Miss Sarah C. Marvin spent Saturday and Sun
day in Shalersville.
There was not men enough in town last Satur-
dav to put out fire. Everybody went to hear
Mckinley. They report large attendance. and
a very fine speech.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-21
Obi No. Il Does Not Pull Down.


The following well said words are
from the London Democrat:
In a serenade speech made by Maj
Mckinley at East Liverpool recently he
is reported to have said:
s.And there is one thing more want
to say on protective tariff. 1t has
never pulled down; it has always build
ed up; and for this reason, if for no
other, the protective tariff is the true
friend of every girl or boy struggling
upward"
The major may possibly have con-
vinced the boys and girls, if they were
young enough to know no better, that
he had uttered an aphorism, but older
thinking people know he was pettifog-
eing his case When he said his kind
of protection never pulls down, he over
looked the depression of the farming
interests it has brought about, the
price of wool it has fattened out, and
the cut down in the wages of the work
men and workwomen in many of
the factories petted by the protec-
tive tariff. But the major was right
in saying protection has builded up,
though he fails to particularize. He
might have mentioned the building up
of the grasping, heart1ess trusts and
combines which are eating up the sub
stance of the industrial interests of the
country with the Unsuitable appetite of
the horse leech, and he might have re-
ferred to the Chinese wall built by the
protective tariff round this great coun-
try of ours to keep out such foreign pro-
ductions as we need and must have,
and to keep in the immense surplus of
farm product which-thanks to be-
neficent Providence!-we are blessed
with this year, which are wanted
abroad to supply the shortage. The
major might also have referred to the
countless mortgages placed on farm
lands and workingmen's houses the re-
suit of republican legislation to build
up the stupendous fortunes of petteo
monopoliStS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-21

THE outlook for the election of DIR.
A. III. TIDBALL is very encouraging.
The people of Portage County are
tired of John Sherman and his incon-
sistency. and will show themselves to
be in earnest about the matter on elec
ton day.
It is important that every Democrat
in the County be fully awake to the
responsibilities of personal work for
DIR, TIDBALL. By united effort, he
can be elected, for there are votes
enough and to spare in the County to
bring about this result, if only the
Democrats stand firm to man for
DR.. TIDBALL.
DR.. TIDBALL is not only the Demo
cratic nominee, but is the choice OF
the best. thinking people in the Coun-
ty; and we desire to impress upon our
Democratic friends the great opportu-
nifty that presents itself for the election
of Democratic Representative.
John Sherman has repeatedly be
trayed the trust of the people, and the
people will not submit further. No
one, then, can fail to see the extreme
Importance of UNITED action on the
part of the Democrats, for if they do
their duty, substantial number OF
the honest voters of the County will
vote with them to send DR.. TIDBALL
to the Legislature. This would mean
not only Democratic victory, but q
triumph of the people against the
monied power of the country.
The defeat of DR.. TIDBALL can on
ly be effected by Democratic apathy
end that we are very cnnfdant will b.
non. existent factor during the re
mainder of this campaign.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-10-21

train, and the further fact of permitting his
train to leave a station without his order. and
the still further fact of not observing the num-
ber of trains that passed him at Ravenna, and
his neglect to closely observe whether they car
ried the regular signals. all of which he failed
to do
find G. E. Brown. engineer of Section 8 of
freight train No s5. guilty of carelessness in
not waiting for orders from his conductor be-
fore whistling off brakes and moving his train
in violation of the company's rules, and in
trusting entirely to his own judgment in such
an emergency when he could have settled any
doubt by going to the telegraph Office for orders
| or Information concerning the passenger trains
| ard thus have avoided fatal collision
An. SHERMAN. Coroner.
Kent, o Oct. 1S. 1891.