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Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
DR.. Gibbons
DLSPENSARY
s2s. Kearney St.,

Corner OF Commercial,
San Francisco. Cal. Is
tablished in 1854, for
treatment of Sexual and
Seminal Diseases. such
as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphillis IN
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29

weskness, 1mpotency ana Lost Manhood per:
manently cured. The sick and afflicted should
not fail to call upon him. The Doctor has tray.
eled extensively in Europe and inspected thor
oughly the various hospitals there, obtaining q
Competent to impart to those in need Of his
services. The Doctor cures whore others fall
Try him. DR.GIBBON will make no charge
unless he effects cure. Persons at distance
strictly confidential. All letters answered In
plain envelopes.
1887, San Francisco, Cal.
Mention Los Angeles HERAI LILY lzm
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
Cleveland Men Confident

That .hey have sure thing In regards buying
their teas and coffees at the Pacific Tea com
pany 1O3 South Main street. New store and
frarh goods +gfN
Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-29
mo- MORE STRAIGHT BANGS.

Hawley Curline viii cause the hair. no
matter how obstinate, to remain IN curl one
week, defying Perspiration, Humid Atmos-
phere, etc. Ladies', ask your druggist forit,
For sale by'ail Retail and Who1esale drug
gists In San Francisco and Eastern cities.
6-0 gu1m
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rana ca AIazlnana. s ssaaa an Ponce.
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TH11r14l.
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Ben ralacllIadas HIIlos personal
1r's7 eLetal principles Iroor1iorar
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as -rarrlea -1.= ef1ltz1esa@ aH tsuee seIae a
a5a ge- -trluel-ssl .le s7i duae8. eon
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.a ia .ralaz1s a eczema
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tIsa 1Larar. sssar1ina a a de Isabel. SIS
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IL PRIVILEGED
FBHTla IE TZ8z-f1S SUPERB EJEI-s
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de Antonio Saagee

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dom Pedro ae5iilla E-au, S1lau q G.
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rg acre. aeas de sur-do
eza1ts
q los Ila-Haas --ll-TrFfes T70s 1n5dcos
a=eers Taaa po6enos ase-~zrar cpe1enca
possible esrae1ler5 la Is- pues Eudo
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his --sp1cllas-
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de hacElna 6eseompuest3 EN- peHue-
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deculo asl. 1nBel15cau1Hnts- Con
este aa av1la S los est1mGroH daLica-
dos dB los a1faz-u0s q E-Ebuj1 de
dlpHrr. hdeuas ds cue no todas IaH
paw1nus, alLn en- buenD aElul- pue-
dHn d-uer-r el lcaita simple
"a las ree1uoe11us v1r1uElas de-
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si0n de Scott me lus E1rculaladBs
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eheaz en- ezlstenaia 3arz r71gs Jos
casos en- TuB este -ullcl1a HH-un &
liotaman uu6ulIna dc los E1r-1E1pales
msdlcos. de- inverse.
DEsccNFtEsE DE Los EREI-
TA5CEES.
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laz b1rcaH = oE-os EstL1l lsc1ullHut0z
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El ia F ar7nacia de Vale s Caacia
Sc a .aha De rac5biI T-actsla igql~so d. Ia
mas lreelH1lta o7tsnc5ou
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
fIIRAM.

The fall term of College closes this W eek, and
numbers an eminently successful one consid-
ering the number in attendance. general de,
pertinent and progress made by the students
The daily record has been such that but very
few will be compelled to take examinations
The discipline has been eXcelleat. if perchance
there was any eea 1or it. which W understand
has been less needed than for many terms last
past
The village schools closed last Saturday with
appropriate exercises in both depar tnents
Miss Jessie Russell rendered her resig alton in
the Primary department.. on account of poor
health. which was reluctantly accepted Mrs
| Howard has been engaged to complete the
| school year, Miss Logue is expected to resume
her position in the higher grade after vaca
| tion of two weeks.
AS expected Mr.. Nonrse gave an exceedingly
rich and racy entertainment last Friday eve
ming. DR. Jeckyl and Mr., Hyde" were paint
ed to exact life. and everyone present realized
they were one or the other, but which. none
could tell and finally settled down to the con
viction that they were both.
The pension fraud is meeting with deserved
kicks and cuffs from all directions, and from all
| appearances the most popular thing the incom-
| ing administration can do is to apply the ak to
the boaconstrictor Immediately, Republicans
that is, the better part of misunderstanding g
veterans as well as democrats. are clamorinR
Tor reformation of the fraud, And al last
comes the clergy and takes hand at the des
truction of the monster. At the meeting OF the
| Cleveland ministers Prof Curtiss, of Adelberi
College read paper entitled 1.-THE Causes oi
the Republican defeat in which he discussed
the tariff and pensions. denouncing both in un
| measured terms. The address was published in
| last week Tuesdays Plain Dealer. and ought to
! be read by everybody The local papers. oi
whatever creed, would serve their patrons bet
ter by publishing such productions than the
| light matter usually published. We hope the
! Press will present the able production to its
readers II.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
NELSON.

Porter Freeman's little girl of five months
old has truly had hard struggle for its life.
having been sick the most Of the time and for
the past weeks its life for the most of the time
has bet n despaired Of
For some time past various robberies have
occurred in this town and vicinity. On the 9th
inst, whole line of the weeks washing was
missed early in the evening. The trail was
taken and followed up. In their haste the
thieves got some of the garments caught on a
fence and some buttons pulled of. The legal
papers were served, after some delay, and the
goods found. and some arrests made. Some
con meDts are made as to the laxness of the ex-
ecutive officers.
Miss May Owen, whose parents reside in
Parkman. but who worked some time in Nelson
was taken in the fall to Newburgh asylum.
where she died Dec. 9th. Her remains were
brought to Parkman for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Knowlton were suddenly
called to Jefferson to attend the funeral of her
brother. Erasius Pinkham's little SON. They
report the health of h Henry Talcott improving
Edward Raymond having rented his farm
again. is aking rapid efforts. or 'hustling'' to
return to his southern nome, way down in
Georgia. Frank Vets, of Southington, is to
move on as soon as he vacates.
AIes Oeu MChOIklt 10 very SICK ~ tn6 nome
Of her parents. Eben Curtiss and wife. She is
their only child and they are naturally good
deal alarmed.
Mrs. F. Hannah is under treatment OF
Cleveland physicians. Last year she was great
ly benefited by the Penn. Sanitarium which
she visited
The Churches are holding a series of meeting.
having been in progress the past week and con
tsnue this week.
The hymn that runs:
The tall, the wise, the revered head
Must lie as low as ours.''
was truly demonstrated the other day at Cleve
land. when Rev. George j Bliss succumbed Il
the call of the Master. ON the street. But hs
had often used the passage of scripture: " b
ye also ready, for in such an hour as ye thinl
not the son Of man cometh - He filed the M
e. Church pulpit here two years since and ht
labored hard, being seemingly frail man bu
full OF nerve.
Homer Mills having long preserved his tim
Der. but as the general rule is let her go,'' ha
followed suit. and having sold a quantity tn,
woodsman's ak and the rake of The saw re
sounds.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
WINDHAM.

At the nomination caucus held at town hall
Saturday evening Dec. u. Tor nominating mu-
nicipal officers Francis d Snow was nominated
for mayor; &. T. Smith, clerk; D j. Thomas,
treas; VIM A Perkins. sealer of weights and
measures; A. Fisher. II. T. Sheldon, Fl. s
Fox, G. B, CoDant. 3. E Gano, Harvey A,
w ads worth. councilmen; DR. j W. Shank. T.
o. Angel, Harvey A Wadsworth com. to fill
vacancies. The first municipal election will be
held Monday, Jan %, 1898. from a. m to p,
m. There was close contest on the office OF
treasurer The contestants were c. C. Stein
and D, j. Thomas. Mr.. Thomas was nominated
by enc majority. Party lines were not drawn
The Methodist Sunday school have arrang ged
to have social and distribution of gifts for the
children by Santa Claus and Santa Claus. Jr
on Saturday evening at the church. The Con.
gregational Sunday school will have the old
time honored Christmas tree and entertainment
the same evening at the church.
DR.. f. c. Applegate is negotiating with Can
ton parties to trade his two farms here for some
eight city lots with houses thereon in Canton.
TO. Angel has exchanged the drug store
property here for house and lot at Beatr ice,
Nebraska,
Windham is in need of and shouldhave better
railroad passenger accommodations and per-
haps the new inc corporation may have some in
fiuence with tn railroad officials in that lin e.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
RANDOLPH.

Miss Trescott came home this morning from
Cleveland.
Another case of cruelty to animals has come to
our ears.
We wish to remark that people who depend on
the public for their living should be careful what
they say. and treat people with respect.
Emory Sears had fine large hog drop dead
last week.
If the good people of Randolph would only
together and have postofice in a room by itself
1t would be possible for q person to get their
mail There have been times when your CORES
pondent could not get to the office window on
account of the crowd in the store.
Mr.. Elliott and Mr Dellenbarger are getting
in fine stocks of Christmas goods
While at Atwater the other day we dined with
mine host Yontz. Mrs. Yontz and her daught. rs
are just the ones to make stranger feel at home
and to get up good meal.
Joseph Kohl is at home after visit to his
children in Ravenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
THE DEMOCRATIC Pre- IS.
sHALERsvALLE.

Mrs Bently Crane is again in the doctors
care. Mrs. Nellie nurd is getting better.
Those who are afraid of scarlet fever should
be a little careful where they go as there is
plenty OF IL near by though not in our imme-
diate vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs Sam Howard are the happy par
ents of q nice little girl baby since last Satur-
day night.
Lume Hawley is confined to the house most OF
the time with heart trouble.
Geo Dickinson and his mother are both still
confined to the house by sickness.
Our old friend, Henry Sturtevant, Just over
the Freedom line. Is suffering from severe fall
which he received in his barn few days since.
The little babe of Mr.. ana Mrs. NJ. G. Price
is quite sick.
&c. Libis is again on his feet and will soon
be at work.
There will be New Years dance at the hotel
Emmett Brode. his mother and sister May
have gone on visit to relatives in Nebraska
Mr.. Brode may make that state his future home
9he dramatic entertainments of Dec. IA. was
disappointment to many. to none more so thar
to the actors themselves. The company met
with some grave disappointments ON account
of sickness of their members, which could moi
owing to want of time, be overcome. Those
VINO are best acquainted with the facts will
certainly excuse them this time. w,ll knowing
that they can and will do better at a future time
The revival meetings in the Disciple church
are in progress and being well attended. Rev
Nichols. though young man, is rapidly rising
In his profession and doing excellent work fol
the Master.
1t is expected that Prof P. A. Shannon, o
McKeesport. Pa. will deliver lecture here OF
Jan. II in the interests of the Jr O U. A. NJ
Though shaler Council will be at considerable
expense in procuring the services of this tai
ented lecturer there Will be no charge what
ever for admission. that all may hear the prin
ciples and objects of the order fully explained
Our schools will all close for the usual holi
day vacation of two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs Henry Doncaster, of Kent, &C
ccmpanied by their little grand. daughter. .Stell,
Copper. visited at J. L. Cooley's last week.
Mrs Fisher. of Cyclone. visited last week a
the bome of her daughter. Mrs. J. w. Jones
Now if you don't see the notice of you
Christmas gatherings in the paper next week
rememberit it will be your own fault Tell u
the facts. we'll do the rest PHOEBE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
STREETsBoRo,

Several parties In town are losers through the
failure of the milk trustin Cleveland.
The schools at the center will close Dec l6
until after the holidays The teachers. A. D.
Olin and wife. will spend the holidays with
relatives at Galesburg Mich.
Julian Lewis and wife, of Twinsburg. visited
their daughter, Mrs Kate Nighman. last week,
Exercises appropriate for the season will be
held in the M E. chursh on Christmas morning
John Roger AID wife attended the funeral Of
sisters child in Randolph on Friday. Dec I6
T w. Gilman of Hudson, was in town Wed
nesday looking after business interests.
There are several. at least. in town who
would willingly give their advice free gratis in
regard to the sink hole. BITTER SWEET.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
Council Proceedings.

The Council met Tuesday evening in adjourn
ed session. with the Mayor. Solicitor. Clerk and
all the Members present, though Gone or two o1
them came in barely in time to vote on the mo-
ton to adjourn. The object of the meeting was
to hear the reports of the Committee appointed
to investigate the claim of Frank Holden fol
damages. They reported. through the Solicitor
that some progress had been made. but that con
siderable work still remained to be done. and
asked that their time be extended till the next
regular meeting, which request was granted.
The committee appointed to look into Fire
Department matters were not ready to report
and were alse continued until next meeting.
Some other matters relating to streets. bitches
and providing a place for the FIRE department
were talked over in casual way. but no action
was taken,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
Marriage Licenses.

Thos Mack and Della NJ Harper. Charles
town.
Geo R Outer and Emeline Tuttle Freedom,
Floyd Chain and Florence NJ Lodge; Ran
dolph.
Geo Cone and Cora E Mcintosh, Hiram.
Lewis A Smith and Nellie Graf g, Rootstown.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
mrs. 4. H. PARsONsH
When in search Of
Christmas Presents

just remember that we carry by far the
finest and largest stock of Ladies' and
Gents Handkerchiefs in Plain and
Embroidered silk and Linen. The
patterns are prettier than ever, and
the prices lower. Don't fail to see
them. They are hummers.
Kid Gloves in all the leading shapes.
in an excellent brand of Si.00 Laced
Gloves. Also, the celebrated P. Cen.
temeri & Co.'S Perfect Fitting Gloves.
They never fail to please. Purses and
Shopping Bags; Hair Ornaments and
Fancy Stick Pins; Fascinators, Nit
tens, Hoods. Infants Knit 6acques,
and Snow Wells We make a special
ty of Infants Clothing. and have just
received more of those lovely little Kid
ccasins.-Prices reduced on In
fants' and Children's Winter Cloaks.
Also, on Winter Hats and Bonnets..
Untrimmed Felt Hats at half price.
MRS. A. III. PARSONS,
No o Rnor1 RrnoEx R1uonnn N .
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
9 90 s!

II CiUized World represented In the most ectes1Ue and mag
ncent display of suitable for Holiday Gifts Car loads OF
goods exhibition, and the rush will Begin We have enough
for o but united to call before the assortment
6roken BARGAINS, unprecedented Bargains eveyens offered
from
Children Rocking
Domino Chcke Boadsand Checkers n grtv
H% %
n Glass from BonaW cke Wk rom
Traps
t
plies Shells Shells Rols Fer and Air R@
We nI1 yI ashaSas sa % p' aS % af onsh @
%
Laundry AIMED dGoodsC
al b-o stock o w m
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEt-On the spot displayed moderate degree p o.
activity, prices We're nrly %aintaineSS No m,, HS
GG %s ~ tx d 1900 iSF. NO o.
g and Mid gFowths hrm Md IN lsr reqit,t ca oo1
Maacaibo $50 bags savanna anG io0 R"s TIcd
ali on. private terms The option MARIE. s'Sv -,
stronger, hut there no special nie !" l.e hns
FTrmeI advice. abroad ald covering OF oca
were the principal bull" factors Larry IN uie se 11S,
there rise Of 5a l5c, but the Close showed sLs
iaII pig Rio aid London also hrmer, the lati.
o~,d 10 D. NJ. Official quotations January, 9os 90
F6n 81, Sd "a January during hst
month 1870 bags deliveries during last month I3,Vo
bags; Mars,i!es, January L 2aeVV oas oo d.
d,lreros during month"; 1900 bags stock IN Bor,
eeaux January Is 900 bags Rio quotes kegyIai nts.
90 kosl nominal so"l 'g Ko go bass RIO stock
$50 900 Rio market hln No shipment. by
Cnltd states during Mek .. Voo PasI rig bir Ia
Jtu ope urlng 1OcO bags RIO purchases ioI i"d
states week, 40 coo bag Ky? puroeas~ i1 Go
Jnd states 300 per cent pfiuage steamers loaf
ing at Rio for United states, good average SeDs'
SO receipts at santos, 5000 bag SIh2s 7e,
for Un!t-d States $4,000 Lag,; Santos ,hlpmshs? LOT
Europe 1900 bags santos purchases for Cnitsd
santa, freight per samer BGvrr SOC and ~ per cent
primage stnncrs loading at Santo, FOR United states
shipments Europe during last month. l2e 600 oAse
Santos shipments "a Europe dhIe at mohfn 1oa%y I
bags Rio shipments TO United state: during la.t mOn%n
ISL bag, santos shipu emit Ia Cnted NtaNs uuI
last month 5000 bags no shipments TO other ~
during month, II 900 bags Victoria shlpnent !?
MO INV 70 January . 1872 ,23l 600 bags same time
is9l l. 4O7 900 bags; same time 1890 ll5i 600 bag,
mg,P zane time 1891 2Oii 900 bags same tine 1880.
~ 900 stock In HaVe @3l 900 bags OF Nhich
Isl 900 bags are brazilian arrivals during sss oo mSnh
Total here to-day, l1,OOO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-05

closing however with slight recovery Favorable
weather and lower cables had something to do with
the depression Even the comparatively moderate receipt.
the West and free buying for foreign necount were 81
lIttls avail iOn the spot the market brok" i29t but
closed STEADY. Shipper took nearly 100000 bush IN.
Guiding No mixed at 5Sd5lsc elevator 52sio3c afose
do special February, 53c do special MAY 62c Steamer
mixed ~ dj234c [. o. b. do afoat 5lss dolc Cl.sr
ane,- 1875 bush. Sales. osO oO0 bush future f9 900
bh spot special including ungaded mixed and white
tOdJ32c No mixed 4te4 iac elevator; stoner mixed.
40. mixed jlssdjlasc elevator 52i2d3Sc anoati No
January - 9.l6c5iT,c closing At ~ Ac; DO Fbru.
ary 5l.Hjitsc. clio tng at Jis-c: do March 81.
G5ia,c closing al 5l-c; do April. 5l@, closing At
MAO. do Mtv Goa d502c. clio ing 40 30 .......
OArS-Showed oven depression than wheat - co.n
on a heavy pressure 20 sell There Wo," 10000 bush
delivered January contracts aud tbs had mo-. 70 do
ulth TIC weakness The current month hIoke fully 2Lc
and nter options i40 2c. ciosn1 barely steady AZ
the bottom >pecule ion more general " IN consif
ertIe unloading. Both the N-be sup " and local stocks
In tore showed incrcise. which helpd the downvard
ndencv Sp,t lots decf div lower AMI NOR tive
az the decline. tlOrances 1886 bu h sale $50 200
hush IN Ife 1913 600 bush siot. including NO miXd 40
S7LnSsc elevator; No. white 3 a3sier elevator No
nx.d 37i.d3,2c eeNator 3s+ 0ac ahoat 10. white,
rs sDoc elovato-: No. I whit f0c elevator VI
white do $ool 3c. ~ Jann,ry 57a3s2c closing ~
37'a d3s2c eos ng she No white. lamar closing
At 49, do Fobrnarv 3sa63Sa.c closing AZ Ssi4c....,
FEFD-Quoted 40 ~ $4,000. sprnG sd winter; 60 n.
$500 80 ~ $4,000 100 =. ojcatl shalps. ~ 059
81 Is rye feed jq9oc; coonseed zeal. 81 sasl 20;
hom n