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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-09-16
LEFF|NGWELL { HOLDEN.

Step in and look at the New Vail Paper at
TORPEY'S.
The best of meals will be served By the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Disciple Church. at the Coun-
ty Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs.W. D. Armstrong visited friend
in Wadsworth over Sunday.
You will find plenty of room and feed for your
horses at the Ravenna Livery Feed Stables. du-
ring the Fair next week.
In Justice to Mr.. Stanford. we wish to correct
the item given by in last weeks issue. in which
we stated that the firm of Stanford & Wright had
made an assignment. Mr.. Stanford had previ-
ously sold his interest to Mr.. Wright. and it is
Mr.. Wright. alone. who makes the assignment.
and not the firm. Mr.. Stanford will continue the
undertaking business. and will be found at his
residence, South Prospect st.
Mr.. Stewart Monsey and Miss Eta Holden
were united in the holy bonds of matrimony in
the city of Winfield. We have been unable to
get any particulars of the happy union. but the
Democrat, nevertheless. joins with numerous
friends in extending congratulations.-[Arka
sas Valley Democrat Sept. IL.
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CARD.

MRS. JULIA N. POE and MR.. JAMES JoR-
DAN. successors to Mrs. Poe and Mr.. Geo. F.
Nichols. will continue business at the same place
and under the same firm name. We have made
some changes in our barn, utilizing all the spare
room. and can now stable sixty.fve head OF
horses. besides feeding many more. We have
added considerable to our stock. so that we now
offer to the public some fine horses and carriages.
at reasonable rates.
We thank our many friends for their patron
age. both under the old and new management
and trust by strict attention to business. and
kind and courteous treatment of all. to merit
the same in future. Respectfully.
MRS, JULIA N. POE.
MR.. JAMES JORDAN.
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At the meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Agricultural Society, held in the Commits
sioners Room, Sept. 18th, the Board decided to
offer purse of $50 for Portage County Pacing
Horses, To be owned in Portage Co. June 1st,
and never having started in race before. This
Race will come off on the last day,
Society also offers purse of $a5 for 100 yard
Foot Race, purse divided into four monies. 80
per cent to 1st 25 to 2nd 10 to 3rd and 10 to 4th
Entrance 10 per cent. of purse; five entries to
be paid before starting. This race comes off at
O'Clock on the last day of the Fair.
The Society has secured the Atwater Band for
Wednesday; the Windham Band for Thursday.
and probably the Streetsboro Band Tuesday.
The Board instructed the Secretary to accept
Mr.. j. A. Brondon's proposition to exhibit his
Ponies and Pony vehicles during the Fair.
The Chair appointed the following named Di-
rectors as attending members of Board in the
| following Departments
VIM. Fox. on GATES; R. NJ. Risk on Grand
Stand; J. II. Ray, Horses: H. E. Eldredge. PouI
| try; II. W. Riddle. Music; N. S. Olin. Glasses
80 to 80; F. B. Longcoy, classes 90 and Al.
On Grand Parade-J. h. Ray on Horses. VIM
Brockett on Swine. S. S. Mansfield on Sheep .ant
NJ. G, Spencey on Cattle.
| LAFAYETTE SMITH. Sec.
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New Dress Goods 1T sNYDER,s.

q
Snyder is headquarters for Cheap Calico and
Batting for Comfortables
snyder's line of all wool 40 and 80 cent Drezs
Goods. Very wide and fine.
The original and genuine jamestown Dress
Goods for 25c. at Snyder's.
New Cioaks. sacques. Wraps and Jackets this
week. at Snyder's Banner Store.
Dress Goods for 10. 1919. 15. IS, s5 40, so cents
and upwards. at sNYDER'S. in great variety.
Do you need Cloak or Wrap this Fall. II
so, go to Snyder's for it.
Yes. they are chuck Iull. at snyder's, of all
the newest and latest things in low and medium
price Dress Goods.
New Dress Trimmings in GImps. Braids
| Cords. Jet Braids and Lace Gimps. Nail heaG
trimmings and fancy Buttons, at SNYDER'S.
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a CARD

Having disposed of my Millinery business to
MRS. E. NJ. ROBINSON, by reason of failing
health. I take this opportunity of thanking my
friends and patrons for their favors. extending
over so many years. and would cordially recon-
mend my successor to them.as eminently worthy
of their support.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted
to me.wil please call and adjust the same. either
at Mrs. Robinson's store.or with me. at residence
of W. II. Wright corner of Bowery and Prospect
Streets. L. c. JACKSON.
RAvENNA. Sept. 9th, 1891.
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The Summer has Gone and the
Harvest is Ended.

The summer Ia as Gone and the
Harvest is Ended.
And the time has now arrived when those who
have been toiling in the fields and factories are
justly entitled to some rest and recreation. In
no way can a vacation be more proftably spent
than by taking a trip through the great West
now in the midst of the most abundant harvest
the world has ever known. To enable their
patrons to make this trip at minimum expense
the "Erie Lines" have arranged to sell excur-
sion tickets at very low rates to points in Kan
sas, Arkansas. Nebraska, Texas. Colorado. Wy
oming, Colorado Idaho. Indian Territory. Utah
and New Mexico. on Sept. 18th and 29th; in
Missouri. Sept, 25th and 90; in Iowa. Minnesota
and the Dakotas on September 99th; and to
points in Alabama, Georgia. Florida. Kentucky
Louisiana. Mississippi and Tennessee, Sept. 9,
Is and 90.
Remember. this will be the only opportunity
this year to visit the territory named at excur-
sion rates.
For full particulars as 20 rates, routes. etc.,
call on or write to the nearest agent of the Erie
or to W. G. MASON. Div. Pass. Ag't., Youngs-
town, o.
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Sept. Io-Edward Bottsford and bride. Johns
town, Pa.
I4-Miss Laura R. Carnahan, Rochester, NY.
I5-H. A. Beaver, ST., and H. A. Beaver. Jr.,
Cadillac, Mich.
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Reduced Rates to the West, North.
west, Southwest and South, via
Pennsylvania Lines.

Harvest Excursion tickets at especially reduc-
ed round trip rates will be sold Sept. 18th and
Sept. 29th. from all principal ticket stations on
the Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh. to
points in Alabama. Arkansas. Colorado. Georgia,
Florida. Indian Territory, Idaho. Kansas. Ken
lucky. Louisiana. Missouri Mississippi. Montana,
Nebraska. New Mexico. South Dakota. Okla
homa Ter. Tennessee. Texas. Utah. Wyoming.
Excursion tickets will also de sold on the 29th to
points in Iowa. Minnesota. North Dakota.
Tickets will be good returning thirty days from
date of sale.
For detailed information. apply to W. D. ARM
STRONG. Ticket Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines
RaVenna, o.
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The Non -partizan W. C. t. U. will serve
Friendship Tea, at Mrs. III. Z. VanMeter's, this
week Saturday. at O'Clock p. m. A full attend
ance is requested. as there is work to be done
of great Importance. All the gentlemen mem
bers are requested to be at Tea at O'Clock. as
their adviceis needed. The Y. S. of this branch
are cordially invited to tea also.
By order of the Secretary,
MRS. KATE SIMoNs.
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The DEMOCRATIC PRESS
RAvENNA. WEDNESDAY. sept.1e.1ssl
Ravenna Dry Goods Houses will
Close at Six O'clock.

We, the Dry Goods Merchants of Ravenna,
agree to close our places of business at six o'clock
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. OCTOBER 5th. 1891. ex-
cept on MONDAY and SATURDAY Evenings.
Also. to keep open our places during the Holi-
days, on and after first Monday in December. or
December 7th, 1891, until first Monday in Janu-
ary, 1s92-then to assume closing at six o'clock.
except on Saturday evenings.
N. CONVERSE i SON.
A. T. SMITH.
D. M. CLEWELL,
P.W. SNYDER.
RAvENNA, O., Sept. 11th. 1891.
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The Fair Next Week.

Next Monday will commence the annual four
days session of the County Fair, and we hardly
need urge all our readers to attend this great
pleasure convention, and partake of the en-
joyments it affords.
The departments will be very complete.
Agriculture, Horticulture, and Horticulture
will contribute their choicest products. The
finest achievements in the Arts and Sciences
will be displayed, from the refinement of the
aesthetic to the grosser realities of the practical
The Races, as usual,will be great attraction,
and this feature promises to be better than ever
this year.
Portage County Fair has State reputation,
and its fame is even reaching out to inhabitants
of adjoining States. Each year its excellencies
increase and this year will prove no exception
to the rule. All this is due to hard work and
good management. 1t is easy to say, !" The
Fair was great success, but in order to ena-
BILE this utterance to be truthfully made, the
managers work necessarily for many days, in
bringing about the necessary conditions. They
should be heartily supported each year, and the
people feel that this is their Fair, and on their
assistance depends its success or failure. Their
record in the past has been most excellent in
this respect and the results have been more
gratifying each year.
A good Fair is not only benefit and credit
| to the people of Portage County, collectively,
but profitable to the individual as well. And
then aside from the practical benefits, there are
the pleasures of social commingling, which, af-
| ter all. are the highest enjoyments of life. No
occasion affords such ample opportunity for this
| happy privilege as the County Fair, and if there
is an individual in Portage County who never
attended the Fair at Ravenna, we urge him by
all means to establish for himself new record,
by being present at its holding this year, and
enlighten himself on the pleasures he has lost
| and the ones he may still enjoy in the future.
Everybody should attend the Fair. for the
Fair is for everybody.
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O. % @nnn6
September 10Th, 1891.

It is of Natures MEMORABLE LAWs-it holds good
department of Metaphysical moral
We must long years OF patient
exist
different of
this
that failures and unnecessarily equent
could
that mater
starting this ine remember that what Is
we do work better than
it before
band Not that would have
Dry Goods
nsensble of
methods
all the than DONE BEFoREo
will do this fulfill
Below all 1t be shorter
Il will be glad it is LONGER.
Now we want to tell friends and customers what
do them will, this coming week.
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We have been very, busy the past few weeks
hem &c., and
opening what
for
One more word, and am DONE TO OUR ORDER TRADE:
reorganzed
mail the
friends all
pleasure and satisfaction
o believe successful in efforts to please
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Notice of Letting of Contract
for Furnishing Printed Sup
plies for Election Purposes.
Store for. Sale!

ON MAIN STREET. Very desirable proper
ty. III health forces me to retire from business,
therefore offer my store for sale. Easy terms
to proper person. Call at store or house.
119S-tf PETER KING
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eur DeW Cloak Department!

all efforts
strictly We
of everything WINTER WRAPS
the finest garmenWe fortunate
that
this with sub
santy possible
in
will
tandla of Ravenna
Our Cloak Room large and commodious, reached by
opportunity
with invite ALL whether
stylish
toe
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Silks and Fine Black Dress Goods,

Bur EACH INVOICE RECEIVE are so much more At
mentioning the actOu sales of the
lovely Silks Luxor Satin Rhadames
without exception
after purchasing
and little time in looking
want tell that greatly
perfectly satisfied
selections
pice"NOw
it not honestly believed to be
f
with their necessarily
let
sell goods
We adebut
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-09-16

offer them
Bleached Half Beached
in
everything possibly want
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Black and COlOrGd Dress trimmings

In things this
this section
o
do not know but you get tired of reading my oft re-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-09-16

We will give nice. refreshing cup of Tea or
Coffee to all who will call at our Booth during
the Portage County Fair.
We have just received large invoice of our
celebrated Teas and Coffees direct from the I'm
porters. and we will have nice refreshing drink
for every man, woman and child on the grounds.
who will avail themselves of this opportunity.
Come and try our Teas and COffees. and judge
for yourselves. if we do not carry the finest line
in the County.
Yours. Respectfully,
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Departures via. c. &P.

LAFAYETTE SMITH. Sec,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-15
a NEIGEBoRLY sFIRI-.
Brucswck's Board of Trade Favo
the Deep " ater Prof ect.

Brursw!ck's Board of Trade Favors
the Deep " ater Prof ct.
BRUNSWICK, GA, Sept. l4-Bruns
Board of Trade has shown generous and
liberal feeling toward Savannah, and it all
became known at their last meeting, when
Editor McCook OF the Times, and also q
board OF trade member. introduced the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were passed in
the same spirit In which they were proposed.
WHERsA. We recognize the importan e of
deep water ports on the South Atlantic coasts
as necessary means of ACCOMMODATING the
commerce of this section of the country aud
OF accommodating its assured enlargement and
increase; and
WHEREAS, We believe the commercial de-
Velopment of the south and west demand
se'eral deep water ports on the South Atlanti (;
Resolved That the Brunswic Board of Trade
IN connection with the recomme n lation of its
own har0or improvements, recognizes the im-
portance of the effort which Savannah Is max
ing for the deep water improvement of her har
Dor and that We recommend Savannah's eppli-
cation for aid and urge upon the representa-
tives IN congress and our senator's TO urge the
appropriations which Savannah asks, together
with the appropriation asked for Brunswick.
RESOLVED, That the secretary be instructed to
forward copies of the resolution TO the Savan-
nah Boark of Trade 70 the members of con
gresS, and to our United States senators.
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PAPERS CHANGE HANDS.

Tho Tribune-of-Rome and the Chatta-
nooga News Sold.
ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 14.-The Tribune
of'ROme, which, perhaps, changes editors
as often. or oftener than any newspaper in
the state, has at last changed hands. Capt.
John J. Seay has sold the paper TO Mr..
Scautiin, who comes from Lafayette, ind
the old home of Orth Stein, and it is he
who gave Stein his recent newspaper pub
lcity. Mr.. Seay is entirely out Of the
paper.
The Chattanooga NelUs has also changed
hands. Who the purchasers are could not
be learned tonight.
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AN OUTLAW CAPTURED.

A neputy Sheriff Of Clexton Rakes in
$3.50 in q Month.
CLAYTON, GA, Sept. 14.-Mauasso Bar
net. alias Henry Stevens, negro desper-
ado from South Carolina. was arrested near
Collins this morning by P. c. Hodges,
deputy sheriff. Manasso coufesses killing
psn Hiram (oolored) in Aiken county,
south Carolina in December. 1887. Detect
i've D. G. Weeks of Wagner's, s. c., was
in pursuit of hun, but receiving a telegram
that his baby was very low. had to return
home. leaving description of Manasso for
Mr.. Hodges. Mr.. Hodges is very success
ful in catching outlaws, as this one makes
about 81 $50 worth in the last month. A
reward Of 81, 600 is standing for Manasso.
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ST. AUGUSTINE SETTINGS.

The New Belt Line-Trade Takes
Another Squirt.
ST. AUGUSTINE. FLA. Sept. 14.-Work
on the st. Augustine street railway (belt
line) will begin this morning.
Trade is taking another squirt and shows
considerable strength on the north side of
the Plaza. The fine stores in the Vail
block, which have been vacant for nearly
two years, will all be occupied in the course
of q few weeks. This valuable property is
now in possession of II. NJ. Flagler
Miss Grizzella Lake of Savannah, who is
visiting her uncle, Rev. Charles A. Full
wood, at Moultrie, is rapidly regaining her
strength.
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BRUNsWICK's BUDGET.
,gislators to be the City's Guests
The Fire Soon Controlled.

LEGISLATORS to be the City's Guests.
The Fire Soon Controlled.
BRUNSWICK, Ca, Sept IA called
meeting of the board Of trade will be held
tomorrow TO arrange for the reception of
q party Of legislators and senators who will
arrive Saturday as the guests of the city,
Representative Dunwody and Senator
Lamb. The party will arrive on special
train and be shown the city and harbor.
They will be entertained royalty.
The ire in Johnnahn, Russell q Co.'S
store was gotten under control short
" after She telegraph office closed.
Fine work by the fire department saved the
store from great damage. Isaac Bailey,
who was sleeping overhead, was awakened
in time to escape.
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COLUMBUS CHAPTER
,Arm Torn Cff-A Deserter Arrested
An Alliance Rally.

a
An Alliance Rally.
COLUMBUS, GA. Sept. 14-Thomas New
INA an employe at the Paragon cotton
I'll mad his left arm torn off this after
.I,, in q Pielzer machine. He is internally
injured. and may die.
Cornelius Pike, aged %. deserter from
~ rost of Fort Sidney. Neb., U nited States
srT was arrested here tonight. He en-
o. ns t at Augusta last September, served
. .1@o months, aud in the following June de-
ssrted. and arrived here few months ago:
IL viii be sent to Atlanta tomorrow, and
10 oficers will receive $50 reward.
biz alliance rally will be held here to-
,,6rrow at the court house.
The stockholders of the Columbus South
,,n railroad will hold an adjourned meet
&C., here az noon tomorrow to elect officers
nn5 directors. President Lowe arrived to-
r nisbs and a train load of stockholders will
he here in the morning.
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Fulton's officers Bxonerated.

ATLANTA. GA, Sept. 14-The inquest
over the body of Charley Waters, the negro
who died IN Jail Saturi lay night, was con-
tinued to-day. and the jury rendered ver-
dict acquitting the marshal of East Point
and other officials who we're concerned in
the shooting Waters, it will be remem-
bered, was the negro who showed fight
when his blind tiger was raided by the
officers, and was shot.
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SHOT BY Els SISTER.
Lucius Moore OF Allapaha Accidentally
Wounded.

ALLAPAHA, Ga, Sept. H.-Lucius
Moore. q brother Of Jessie Moore, who was
fatally shot at a church a few days ago,
was accidentally shot yesterday by his sis-
ter. Mr.. Moore had cleaned up his pistol
and reloaded it and laid it on table, when
his sister passed by and taking up the pistol
pulled the trigger, when it fred, the ball
striking her brother in the breast, within
woinches of where the ball struck Jessie.
Dr. Ashley Of this place went out to dress
the wound and has not returned. 1t cannot
be said whether Mr.. Moore is dangerously
wounded or not
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Still q Chance.

Still a Chance.
There are
Some more
Fancy, Ornamental and Useful
GOODS UPSTAIRS
That we
Must get
Rid of,
And we are not standing on
Prices, as
Fall Goods
Are arriving,
And we want the room and
Must have
1t at once.
Ladies, don't neglect this last
Chance
To get bargains
STERNBERGS',
I'D. 1877 Broughton street.
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New YORK Lies affairs.

NEW YORK, Sept. IA number of poll
10y owners Of the New York Life Insurance
Company held an informal discussion to-
day and decided to call meeting Of the
policy owners for the purpose of considering
the question Of appointing a committee to
investigate the affairs of the company.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-15

Delays are dangerous. Take Simmons
Liver Regulator in time for dyspepsia, billi-
BUSINESS and all diseases of the liver.-Ad.
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Inc stylish Dunlap hat, new shapes, sold
only by LaFar, 81 Bull street.-Ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-15

The only harmless cure for sick head
aches is called Quiokstop, and sells for S5
cents. at Solomons s. Co., druggists.
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Only IS gets new and stylish fall hat at
LaFar's,-Ad.
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The best So derby hat for the money at
LaFar's, q Bull street.-Ad.
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Mems underwear; all grades; sanitary
goods at LaFar's.-Ad.
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oid newspapers-2O0 for % cents-at
BUSINESS office. MORNING NEws.-Ad.
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Umbrellas, umbrellas. Mcintosh coats
nd rubber at LaFar's.-Ad.
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a 0'yisn hats, new neckwear and Lyons
"u9 umbrellas at LaFar's.-Ad.
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Meas. ABERDEEN. o.. July e. 1891
ne ELtppnian Bros. SaUonndh. Ca:
at IA AA 5slss-1 bought 9 bottle of your P PIP
eood hoprlngs, Ark. and 1t has done me more
Springs 'nlns treatment at the AoS
or let ~, yoa no agsus IN this part Of the country
thrse -. e know how much It will cost to get
Resnsc 81 y, bottles asqm your city by express.
-Ad JAS. NJ. NEWTON,
Aberdeen, Brown County, o.
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Sulrah Sergges
At Is cts.

The finest variety of Robe Dresses ever
shown in Savannah. Tony effects in Veil
vets. Astrac ban, Jet. Boucle, Snow Balls
Flowers and Figures. Also fresh assort-
ment Of Ladies' Cloths, Dress Flannels,
Cheviots, Tweeds and Q variety OF styles
for Tallor-made Dresses
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DANIEL HOGAN.
CHANGE

OF season and the coming of
new stock requires room, and
some low prices to make it.