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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

ooer 80 ipfuisfr ais biz erfornfrli9s
Wnjpritii. gna bfn Hsuen Siaatfn,
Die IN fommrnhen 5srbfi Sun sriten
Wal itimmra ipsrhsn, gilt uur RDRtnnn
far sfDfIieibnff. Gitt Hnu gleaflano
bic 2 Siilnnlfn Montanns, unh sibt
MIN i'm fsrner Die 5alfte bfr "A
Stimmen beg rfpublitaniIhen Stnaifs
Ri1ienn, ND bifsmal bic 8nbi Der
Glertorrr mad 9iftriftsn ftattfnbet, 70
bat man ifIu Gafs eessbcn, mas iflbf
Der itirffte bemotrnti1bs gnnbiont oers
uiiuftisfr s9eile srlparisn fam. ii E
3nbl lfiHfr glefiDraiitlllmen o1Hs9ieiD
gorD tpnrbf nisonan 200 stimnlsn be-
trnsen. gDa oifieu 200 Stimmrn fino
30 ipsoer Glforinnb nod irgsRb siusn
anbfrz anubibntsn srpiB. SoI gleoe=
lanb pbue RslD gorf esiuibIt pereeu, 10
if bn5u, auBsr Der Ssbauptuns beg
solid south" (sin1blifblib bes isGr
unFi9fr sslpurhenen gssitpir9inien) 81
nadt Der 6Ftpinn ifbfs bisbcr Sioeifel=
baften n6rblinen Stnntes erfOrofrIih.
gr ulnBte gonnrctirnt bfbaupten, oas
ibm lestes @al nur Dir iDiu5iae 9lura=
Iitdt ppn 336 Stimmrn sfssbe1 bat.
Or inuBte Gputnhn seiDihnen, bas i'm
Sabre 1890 uur 2S3 Siimmeu tcnos
tratilhe, Sipei Subrs supur nbcg faft
5000 Stimrnsn republifanilt)s Afbr=
brit segehfn bat. Gr niBte Susiaaa
Suriid srobern, ND CT oOr plfr Sabrfn
nit 234S Stimrnsn gsidla9en woroen.
llno peun Inn has aQfs selin9t, 10 feb
len ibm INNER npb % Stinlncu, Delte
isblfnos StimmrnSnbi er nHr ourb DE
GrOterun9 oon Staatsu frlan9en taHn,
Die bisber, ieitosm Dor ne9r nls orelBi9
Sabren Die rfpubIifnnii6f 8artei 5ur
SerrlhaI selnnst, md nfmnIs IN glnfr
RatioroInnbl auf ben0tratii9er Ssite
ssfnnbsn babsn. 3sn iSlaubeu bes
q. 3. =. III Sbreu: nbcr I'D utter al
oieIfn rcpublltanildrn StaatsH 1T bfr
auf brfrn 8etDinu bur6 GIspelano aut)
nur etHPH TDllnr Ill tpciten c. 1CiHfa
9eifrn yatbcn n6hte ?-(Gbicaso 6rfie
ErfI1e.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

Gs III febr nnbri6einIih bnb bas
geies hes stnntes Stem sorf, mad
ipeIhem bic Sinrihtuns Der @srbreher
burb eIettrisitnt erfoIgt, BAH wiebrrs
rufen ipirb. Sie gerihterftatter ipels
DE Der sinrihtuns bes R0rbrrrrs Rc.
GIbnine beinobnten ihiIbern biz Sos
besart bes gerurtbsiltrn nls eine brl
sreulihIfsn Wartericrnen fpelhe mor
nd nur ;u benfen permns, unb bic bon
Der Sortur ber SoIterfammer hes Ill
tertbume5 niht on 6rauiauIteit Iber'
troTen fein fonnte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

5err glnnb, Der 8eprnientant bies
ies SiFriftes i'm eonsreFer 1T cinsi
Der iDenieen bemofrntiihen Stnntss
manner in iener aorperianft, iDrIhs
ben Wutb baben frei unh unumruns
ben ibre @ufhten gu erfIdren ..unh fnl
biaeIben ernsnfebcn- ss0brrnb mn
niht nit irinen anhhicn lber bic Syrri.
praeuna bes SiIbfrs aberrinifiminen,
f0nnen ipir nidlt umbin ibm fiir fen,
auvihtisfeit N hiefer 6rase Glsbii
su sebeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

-en DIT leEIen OrffIa95 aun1H1er cfs
Ct. Soiis ,@obe<SempcrutH befnbet
lh ein Ianserer @rtita nber bobe Sc
baltic, IN ueI1em unter Mnbrrem aud
anssfnhrt Dirb, baB ber BON feinem
Boten Suriiftretenbe 8rafbent Der Stem
gorf aife SerFherunes=gefeufh fhnft,
bisls Sabre Lang Elm GebnIt brn $75, :
900 per Sabr bssosen babe, rnb ibm
nun bel ieinem 8iiftritt Elm Iebrnsldna<
lihes SeboIt BON $37, 900 nnspeiest
iporben. Sn elmer ebitorieIen 8e<
lprehnns bieies @rtittls iuht Der
uelobe Democrat" bic gesnbIuns fold
enormer Sebnlte baniit 81 rehtfertiaen
hnB er bebouptet Der GinIuB einaelner
Wnnner lei chen niel mebr merth als
bic ruirfIia bon ibnen seIeiretea Siens
tie, unb es Iobne fih fur erobe gorpo>
rationen ME bic Stem gprt 9ebensner<
ilherunss<6sienibnft, fb bic SienIfe
folder Wanner ~ fhern, gEeiGbieI
mas es audi toften moee. Sies mae
BON bem Stanbpunfte, bon bem aus
Der SIobe<Semorrat" bisie Srase nuf=
faBt, BON hem Stnnbpunfte her Gor<
porationen ndnlih, eeredtfertist er=
iheinen; bod bat bieie Srase nod rine
nnbere Seitr. Gs 1T in gSirflihteit
niht bic Sefeuiduft pelde hieirs bobe
SehoIt besahIt, ionberu bic Sauienbe
pelhe IN bcr brtreHenbrn Geieuihnft
ihr Seben oerfhern laHen, babsn bafnr
aufsutomrnen, unb es lit iebenfaIs
Gin on henieIbeu bsrubtes llnrc6t tpenn
biz Sircftpren unb 8eamtcn bcr 6efeI<
ihaft hurh Das 8esablen fold bobrr
Sebalte linen ben 8reis Der Qebens@
oerFherung uun0tbieer gSeiie hertbeus
ren, nur I'm in turssr 3eit einiae be-
oOrsugte Seanlte ~ Wiuicnarrn III
MAIDEN. Sauienbe, ueIbs iest ibr 9e<
ben niht perfhert baben, ipIrben bies
thun penn ibncn nidt burh Elm bcrnr<
ti9es Spfem bic Seriheruns 10 bcr@
theuert tuiirbe bnb iir niht i'm stanhe
flnb bic erforberIihe Sumnle fir bic
8esnbIuns Der 8ramien nufsubrinsen.
Wsnher Wnnn, ipeIher cine Sebenss
&erraerunss 8oIiee FIR $4,000 ober
S., 900 bat, Inbet bnB es leben Dollar
een.e 81 ..eriibrisen oermns erforbert
nm ieine 8rnrriien III bssobIen unb bas
bur6 icine 9oIice bor ben @erfaIIen
III betpabren, linb nm ShIuTe, nnhbem
er SABRE lang iih nlerIei Gntbebrunz
gen auferIegt I'm bic GinsabIlinaen
punttlih III uiahen, iiebt ez iid) bennoh
9e;pungen es fallen 81 Inhcn unb ber<
liert 10 aIles mas er In Der &eihe BON
Sabren einbeanbIt batte. Sns Scitrn.
gen le1nes S9elles sur Scsa9 lung ioln
euprmer Sebalte, If ibm cine III groBs
9aft senorben unb er nluBte unterIiez
gen. Wan bebenfe mir, zine @eien=
ihnfts.besnbIt einem Shame $75, 900
per Subr, Sc, 300 monatIid, ober $242
inr ieben Irbsitstns i'm Sabre, unb
bann, tpenn CT isine 10 gut besnblte
Stele oufgisbt, iest bieielbs ibm far
Sebensieit Elm Sebnlt bon $4,000 pro
Sag nns. Gs III bies cine ihreicnbs
llnsereatisfeit sesen isben Snhnber
elmer 8erfherunsspoIiee in Der Ssfen'
Ihaft unb ionts niht ssrattst iein.
9eiber iit rs bic Stem gorf 9ife nihi
onsin bic fih eines fpIhen llnrehtes
sesen has YubIitum IhuIbis niaht,
ionberu buHeIbs gilt bon beinnbe allen
unberen @srf6erunss=geItui6aften
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

Ser So. Snbrestae Der Geburt hes
MartDrerz z@rafbsnten, &brnhnm 9in<
coIn, nurbe in pielcn SbeiIen bes 9nn=
hcs an u. Srbrunr, in sntlprrhenber
8ciir gefeiert- Die 3eit If aidt rarbr
ferne in melaer oieier Sag IN Der guus
5cn llninn gefeicrt Inb air SlaIiep un=
/ ierer gepolfcrung hc;n 4nbrnfcn eines
DER patrtotiidIfen sRanncr bicfes
Sanbes Gbre beseueen ipcrbrn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04
RfcrSc uup SY1uIe5eJ,
City Hotel
MARTIN kLLEHAEk

pr,1 - 'sN H.- - ." FNttN
gharTfraBs, 6ermunn, SIR.
7 stn,s htT trfru ttrtittu Gaftlrirr in
Sermnnn.
2Ftih Sl.o0 rrIna, pesT $500 trr Erds
Stpr telufmss SamDlr Rrem i'm IeItfr
efecret 1ur nis Ssnufung rru SID ats.
ts,tnsta. .3asprfrmmsnee@ @rrtiers IN alsr
Hsfrt fIr fit TrrriIsn Saumitrls
osftlursrn auf S6umt, Rtben Enr StrGg.
sf nrrhrn r.rns. bfIFrst. iIa14
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

sfnn fnhst of Seutf, ipeIhr ;naeben
baB iie bon arseifunbs, ben SeIeben,
ben Ssurrben uip-, nibts perite-
benz aher mir baben bis iebt bru Manu
nod niht aefunben, Der nift FEN ha-
pnn lbrrsrugf IN hap CT cine 3eitune
benfr leiten fonntc ais Der 9ehaffeu,
oes brtreHenbrn SIntfes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

zaB Fs ii IRiTOGr1 aud 5smpfr1ti
ite 3cttnH9siarcibrr gibt, Dir be-
@obrb:it RE Ghrs 9ebcr, srheQt uus
fotgcH2Ca gusidnitt nus Der bcz1otras
tlitrr ,,EOit=9isonth" in St. 9ouig:
,,5n 1liT0Hri gibt es 25O,0OO repubIi=
fanli6e Stimm9eber, ipeIas ungsidbr
] ,500,0 900 SrpDBufr rspr1icntirrn,
abCr au8cnhiidiid nidt ejneu ein5igea
@ertreter IN Gon91eb uno MIR eius
blIiIUIe &rrtcetuug IN osr StnatsIegis=
latur babea. Gas If nidt bempfrntiI 1
IN hem Slare, pie mir bieifs @prt
per1tfhH."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04
G. hcrri11t rf-1e trim E-irn1l

rG5 hcrrItt cine tribe Stimmuas
untcr bsn bsuotrati1aeu gorsrrBHlit>
9Ileoeru jH8aI Ibingtou", ia9ts aus biefer
Sage si1sr osrielbcn. ,,Gs if ieIne
&amqfluit, teine ,5gosrIiat nf5r IN ms
Icrn &eiaeH. Dir 8siten flbIeu, nls
II mir sluer 9fieosrIa3e snt9e9snsirz
gen" GieieIbe 6timmun9 bsrriat IN
oGr glaIc bcr 0entDtrater, bsipnoers
ie.t nsr 3:n=gDzofHtipn uno in 75oI9e
osr uattIa 9nitung 70 oicIer oemptrnti=
idcr S-d.tcE qc9eua5er ieatm 9rnbt,
5ieheri;rCidJs. (gn5. ,. y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04
0aararbeit.

urtsseihnetr briprgt bRs siehien RON
25pfrn, 5nnrtettrn, Sfumen Hnb absrbnlrpt
aHe ieineren sbnaiurbriteH tHniilnTh HHn
israu Spbn 2cibnh.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

SauanI tn: grrG iHHge 6iridfuF III mir
Dol seeihuahtsn rTtlaIIien. SieleIbs bat
Ersi sD,SfS y SoolSbanb nebl nsrner @lnde an.
Aa oslnbnHug i'll 9nsfnHit bf;nbIt
2enis Rpeoiatr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04
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Il &seIFD, Der hstanutc gtiDrgplo ;
S5.s'alift aesen bie 5tHnpsiuht, 1T in
gSc'h.nstcH ei1gctrpTsn, I'M gntifntfn
liz igine &7iiaIt ~ Ipcrbpn. Gie 8oIi=
t,tcr bIi4yd;rn bgTe;ts, aoB e5 III ben
nati!sH In9cr unu6glid iriu ipcrot,
rin Euorum ocs G9H9refes 5u7nmmen.
51tr.E8rn nro man ge5pIHssn Iein
DlIo, oie @crbanolEH3sn in osr G1ItoIt
be5 d &ecifa abfDideln Su lnfisn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

Se n21FT 'Tarmfr uno 5abriten bfi
riEaaotr fino, beit0 s15Bsr if orr beiui=
'9e @t2rft, oritD msbr iteiet Der @srt5
RI 6arinru, Gie rfpublifnHiihe 8arz
III nit ibTsr SduR5OnpDIitif iprgt fir
@rbc.tCr uno 6armsr; iie iihert cr=
itersEl 8si6dftisun9 uno lFttercm
fiaeu 4alft ffr Ieine Gr5euqnii7s.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

On rerfanfeu. girin spsiHSfiseS
y Epbnsrbanbe rn Der 2 Strrbr, ussbs
i15 bilig Drrfnnfcn, pb1 and Drruidtcn-
Muh bin ih gripnaen bnsifIbe sgcBu BerMs
eiqsnfbnm sn Dcrtnu59ra-
6<ruEeAR.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04

y. . EoTET
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-03-04
st. euuiisr 1nrft6sF;5'.
Scbrnscs SIc5.
9rpsuetc.

'onIe, griIn, oeIol3er, 10. l..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-05
HIRAM.

The fall term of College is now in its second
week, with an attendance of over 300 students
This is slight increase over the corresponding
term year ago, A much larger attendance
was promised. but in consequence of short crops
and scarcity of surplus cash many were una
Bile to attend. However, as panacea for short
crops and scarcity of surplus cash. would rec
ommend a careful reading of President Harri-
sons letter. OF acceptance. In that they will
learn that all crops are most sbundant and
CT ommand remunerative prices and that labor
of all kinds is beirg rewarded with fabulous
wages This may be SO, but somehow the con.
ditions are such that the laborer and his family
have to economize more and more as the yeaIs
come and go. and the farmer who unfortuna ely
is mortgaged is unable to pay the accommodating e
interest. work early and late and economize as
he may saw a farmer sell load of wheat
last week TOR 70 cents bushel He said he must
get ready for tax x-paying time :" My friend'
said 1. you pay taxes every day, and robDer
tax at that, bu you don't seem to realize i; -
Over ST. 900 OOO every day is psid by the people
of this country for the manufacture of mi llion
aires, with incidental expense of government.
1t has been said that the French are the mos
eXcitable people on earth. If they ar any more
so than the Americans the whole French nation
must be a seething mass of lunatics. 1t does
not seem possible that any people could, with
out real cause. be excited to such an insane
pitch as our people during the late cholora
scare The damage to business, financially is
incalculable, aud the incoDveniences and out
RACES causelessly perperated upon individu Is
foreiguers and natives ought to be attribute d
to madmen and fools. rather than sensible .peo
pie. Cry cholera. and every person who unhap
PLY happens to have little beIlyacne must be
carted off to pest house, his own house fumi-
gated and the neighbors scattered in every di
Tection. the streets barricaded and the al full
ol bacllli Tor b4ccalaufiate). skull and cross
bones, blood and thunder. Such is the ameri
can people. panic breeders It is so in bu ,ineSs
m ltters. L only some irresponsible gutter
snipe reflects upon the soundness of a responsi
bic bank. there will Immediately be run on
he Institution. and people will tumble over one
another in their mad haste to be the first in the
| rush.
Lightning gave G. D. Westand's family al
energetic reminder of its subtle presence ant
| mysterious freaks in last Saturdays storm
when it struck and shattered the clothes lin
| post. standing about 20 feet from the honse
| Haney. the livery man, had the misfortune +
| lose two valuable horses last week, one died o
paralysis and the other of what would haV
been termed last week. cholera. Il
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-05
DEERFIELD.

The fourteenth annual reunion of the Hub
bard Family occurred at the pleasant residen ce
of Jessee Slack Saturday. the 1st inst. The
tables were arranged to seat so. and were well
filled making, with the walters. about go in at
tendance. While is is the Aubbar family
reunien. one would naturally think from the
list of names it was rather a snccotash affair,
to-wit;
Wesley Hubbard and family; E. $. Hubbard
and family; Tobias Mowen and family; DR.
Walter Mowen and tamils Jessee Sack and
family Mrs. Samantha Slack and family; Mi-
Gael Eadler and family Aunt Jerusha Hubbard :
j. W. Hubbard wife and two daughters North
Judson. Ind: M. NJ. Hubbard and family, Miles
5. +. Hanseiman and family. Ravenn+; z Ault-
man ana family. Alliance; }. c Casselman and
wife. Alliance; lessee Day and wife, Niles
| Homer Mills. Nelson; Harmon Hudson and
wife; II. s. Randall and vile; Charles Slack anu
family, Salem
MIR. Mason Gibbs in his 92nd year, still lin
gers being stricken down by ipfirmities and
the weight of years, about three weeks since
and no encouragement Whatever of recovery,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-05
NELSON.

Lewis Fenstimaker purchased the old no ne
Of Uncle John Younker this spring and Aug
3lst, his brothers and sisters and their families
surprised him, on his 42d BIRTHDAY. viz: Geo
Fen.timaker. Farminglop; Jos. Fenstimaker,
Champion; harles Fenstimaker, Bazetta; and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c MuDson, Vienna; in all a
goodly n lumber. Music and good cheer ruled
The day.
Sept 6. occurred the sOth birthday of Aunt
Mary ML all, and party wa, gotten up for
her tnj oyment and good cheer. at the b me
of her son. W. w. Mccall. with whom she re-
sites.
rhe Ladies Aid of the U B Society convened
a. the residence of z. g. Bancroft Friday. Sept
ssh The next will be with Mrs Stewart the 23d
Mrs Boyer.of deso.jot .mia an Mrs Stray err
of Harrington two sis ,ers made Mrs Y. r
Bancroft a visit LIST week, they all being OLD
school mates among tbs craggy hills of Penn
sylVanIa
l. B. Reed and CLARK Bryant, of Wiadham
the COMMITTEES appointed to inveStig Ito ths
/ cnarges preferred by the NJ. E Church ag ans
| Wm. W. Mccall exonerated him from aAy in
| tentional blame, as To his d 1lanciL, en- trr4ss.
ments Simply like many other men, struggling 4
md like the drowning man. catching aud cling
| ing. and faaliy under the EN- mbarrassing cir
cumstances is compelled to go d1wn.
| AS Henry Prentice and Joseph Wright wer
returning from the Fair Thursday, in front o
.1vah Tuttle's, in Freedom, one of the horse
was taken sick with the collie, necessitatin
their somewhat late delay in gettiog home.
| John Nelson Hopkins was stricken sunday
the 25lh. with an apoplectic prostration. iron
| which he fingers in precArious condition, wit
little encouragement of recovery.
Aunt Mary McCalI's health seems to be fail
ing fast since the celebrating of her S0th birth
day.
John W. Fowler, while painting on the build
ings of Commissioner Payne in Hiram, che %
INST, fell. breaking his leg just below the kne
: and splitting the bone eacn side. tneeessita
ing his keeping the one position the next 81
| Weeks.
The same evening. while Miss Rosa Levi
II daughtor of g. =. Lewis. aud her little brotn
:, and sister, Archer and Basha. returning fro
ID darrettsville accompanied by her aunt, Mr
Mary Lewis and son Clare AS they reached Il
~ ,op of the hill within a few rois of home, Nj
Lewis anu son attempted to alight Mrs Lew
nt got caught in the wheel. Being ark the wro
ie line was pulled, upsetting the carriage. II
cross s-bal breaking and portion of the harne
also. liberating the horse. no one was serious
hurt.
/ Nelson Sent 26 1892
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-05
Council Proceedings.

Council met Monday evening in regular ses-
sion Mayor Cole presiding Members present.
besides the Mayor and Clerk were Merits, Miller
Clewell and Stocker.
1t was impossible to determine at what point
the discussion of personal affairs ceased and
the public business began. but the first item to
be lcoked after was the examination of various
bills against the city. all of which were allowed
after numerous comments upon some of them
One BILL for S17. for serving notices to property
owners to repair sidewalks it was thought was
an unnecessary expense. as the work might be
done fully as well by the Street Comm iss ioner,
The committee appointed to audit the books
of the Water Works. made their report: Fou nd
bsoks in good shape, with vouchers for ail ex-
penditures. with few exceptions, which were
satisfactorily explained. being in the shape of
Endorsements on interest bearing notes &C
They found there was due, May frs : over $50O
water rents. in amounts ranging from 90 cents
to $40. and list of the deli quents was read
1t was resolved that these parties be given a
final notice to pay. and failing to do Sc their
water service be shut off Report accepted.
No report was received from the W ater Works
Trustees.
Chief Helt reported the Fire Department in
good working order and no fires during the
past month.
The Fire Committee were instructed to make
careful examination of the apparatus of the
Department and report at next meeting. and to
request the Chief and Drivers to be present at
that time. to receive instructioas.
The same Committe were appointed to meet
and confer with the County Comm issioners in
relation to locating pump and fixtures in the
engine house.
The claim of Frank Holden for damages from
driving into an open ditch. which has been be-
fore the Council at other times. was lett with
the Street committee Tor examination.
The Mayor called attention to the shape OF
ordinances passed since 1852. they being simply
in the form of a record, without index, from
which it is frequently impossible to find an or
dinance without long search. After some
discussion. CLERK Beatty was given the job Of
codifving the city laws and getting them ir
shape for printing. Adjourned
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-05
ROOTSTOWN.

October 4th.-Nearly every township in the
county was represented at the Musical ConVen
tion last week. by one or more of its prominent
musicians Rootstown people gladly welcome
those who came. and like Oliver Twist. wished
tor = more'' Please pardon such a far fetched
quotation; your correspondent does not often
indulge in classical illusions,
But to retnrn to the Convention. The concert
at the close was delightful entertainment. and
showed " hat good work had keen done The
conductor, Prof. Suffern, OF New York. held con
ventions in this county some 25 years ago, and
through years OF devotion to his chosen art as
gained surprising skill as artis4 and teacher
One of the chief results OF the Convention was
| the formation of Society. " The Portage Co
Musical ssociation." with F. p Jaeger. OF
| Windham President; Mrs DIR. Rose. OF Pal
myra, Secretary; Eugene Piummer. OF Edin
burgh. Treasurer. and Vice President in each
| tow nsbip. Charlestown was selected as the
place of meeting lor next wear.
z. e. Whippy and family of Can on called or
friends here last week
Mrs. Albert Bowe and Mrs. A. Demini
are visiting in PainesvilIe
Mrs. W. E Lumley and children are visiting
Mrs NJ. Lumey.
The Methodist church welcomed their neV
pastor. Rev. Wright last Sunday.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-05
woman,s Convention at AKRON.

Upon Tuesday. October ISth the women of the
Nineteenth Congressional District will meet in
convention at Akron. All women are invited.
Notwithstanding that the call is issued by women
who believe in the political enfranchisement of
tn cir sex.
The first session will be held in the morning.
and will be devoted to business common to like
conventions including reports from local socie
ties.
The afternoon will be given up to discussion of
questions which are interesting to all suffrage
workers.such as school Suffrage. the plan of work
adopted at the State convention. and especially
to the question of the Organization of local soci
eties and the maintenance of such societies when
they are organic d.
In the evening Rev. Anna Shaw will deliver
her lecture which created such profound i'm
preston at Chautauqua this summer.
All local clubs will be allowed four delegates
Towns having no local clubs will be allowed one
delegate.
All WOman's Clubs in the district are invited
| to send fraternal delegates.
All delegates accepted by the committee on
credentials will be entertained by the Akron la
dies. and admitted to the evening lecture free
The Akron ladies will likewise entertain all Wis
itors. provided the number is not too large.
Those wanting entertainment will address Mrs
Abby S. Schumacher. No. liz Adolph Avenue
| Akron. o.
This convention is not to be of the nature Of
an entertainment. but rather of a conference
1t is hoped that all attending will be full o
helpful thoughts and suggestions. Let US give
our district the place it deserves
HARRIET T. UPTON.
| Vice Pres 18th Cong. Dist
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-10-05
CARPE ETTS
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ABSOLlJT
COST.

We find we have much too large q
stock of Carpets to carry over. In or
der to reduce it, we have decided to
make . horizontal reduction that
will move them at once.
We are not prone to indulgence in
sensational bead lines or extravagant
boasting, but " at this time and place"
positively assert that we shall place
lower prices on Carpets than they were
ever before sold for in Portage County
Ia bona fide cost basis.
'There is reason in all things.n and
our reason for this sacrifice in price lie
that we want the room for our Fa"
stock.
Now is your opportunity. You will
scarcely have another such an one in
life time to buy elegant Floor Cover.
ings untaiuted with profit to the seller,
1t will pay you to anticipate your
purchases IN the line of Carpets.
We mention in particular our large
and superb stock of Body aud Tapes
try Brussels. The prices we have
marked on them will meet your ap.
provsl, ,and cause you to willingly part
with your bottom dollar, if needs be,
in a Carpet Investment. Just think
of it: An elegant Brussels Carpet at
but trifle 10 ore cost than an Ingram.
Our Moq ue ties, Art Squares, Rugs
Mattiugs, 0 Ill Cloths and Linoieums
are all dump ed in the cost hopper.
These pric es necessitate strictly cash
sales. Respectfully.