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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-12
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kins iE Uni.s5 tstes waters. Hopes are
iHfeT8ln ] hat = 79ea ala3 be convicted
# raidiT9 ths seal islands, 3 lieh is peui-
e2tiary tense. The officers Of the Rush
believe hey have evidence enough-the
stRtsmeu s Of The WInifred's crsW-to make
LWarm for Hansen, and Lieutenant Dodge
4 the BE Z has been ieft : tka as wit
ness Oh tie part ef thew SCI AID the United
states Gesernmsut ia tits al other cases
eeL3inE b tie c0aTiS. OAe Ell these IS that
= the asiing bark Lydia.
ln several iBssarces he Bush had to fire
oa seal poscheEs before tbey would heaye
and stoa aeiE papers.
Tho staten GIT that the fOTE town had put
Ter nleE 0 saors ratlels somewhat sur
rsed tbs RI sFs q the Rush, who stated
aai tseis vessel had pTGyisI0ls enough to
iast tia 5anaary, and rs lar they knew it
T5s TIE saae hing IN the other cruisers
49, - q this pert for the Arctic on
pil 1gfcf the resent rear. ole day before
M Yorktown and has sailed over q 900
ries ia Beriig Sea alone She met the
5rtish cruise S Ael9Omeae. Daphne and
Ngmpb. all o. which eft Berlng Sea in
-gpteM ser.
Darspg he last part OF her cruise tie
Ruel W IS employed Ter about month col
act ue c4l data fof The International con-
Tie asb mas crew Of thlrty-fve men.
vita trs following officers: Captain. ". {.
C0ulse1. commanding fiTst lieutenant and
exseu ige officer. F. II. NeEcomb; second
su5e aeiana navigating oficaT. J. c. Can't
wail. q I'd lieutenant, !, l. RelnouTg;
.hir1 IL enaat, F. Z Dodge; chief eng-
aeer. II. { Robinson. FIRST assistant ", I.
.yers scond assistant, E. Naliatt; as
sissnnL e. 81. Gardner.
Among the passengers of ihe Rush was
d. Sheldon Jackson. VINO has been spend
ing tile sumner CT tie TeTen cutter Bear,
sl5Bg .fa coast OF SibeTie rchaslng and
traBspcFl5Hg domestic reindeer TO
t,sska he has successfully established
.erd 4fs rs Ctsfen &c, Alaska, in
charge 81 Dir, Miner ". Dfuee of Nebraska
end falg Siberian herdeTs. r. is is the CON-
rsruceiaeBk Of al eRtsrpf that viii not
onfv 20 from extinction a. civilize the
sal sax OF Alaska, bit will also
1-ta ely make Arctic a ska, now
'rsar q asfe, & source Of ealth 70 the
fia..
aetd Of sixteen reigaeer brought to
-.nz Ska In the fan Ct - by Dr.. Jack
aut turned loose on t1eis and, wintered
7. 2 ae animals are doing well.
FRS sH son cruise Of the Bear has been
FOL one Early il June CAPTAIN
Heals ted s.. Natshfw Island and
e ter ViaBP, It's sole survivor of
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the three men who had been placed on that
island last year TO hunt polar bear A few
weeks later he rescued Captain Brown and
a party of miners on Fish River. who hrd
been compelled to kill and eat their nor o. -.
pulled off the beach a stranded AN" iao,
schooner and lowed it zoo miles /" pi"'0
Of safety. .o,,bor bo
Reaching St Michael in. ' Wntnn trad dc
found new steamer for &c. 90 strnet ''"S0
on the stocks and the wot,, ,uos invo,ved
s snd ,S worm Oh ptg supplies for starv-
Hu ,n ine are no tbs Upper Yukon Captain
W esair , nat b Gn nen ashore and in few
die"iS ses' ne ne o."ssel safely in the water
ua3s u I h ,ar "trip up the river Captain
InTauy lo iII cdise around the seal island s
m ',iI Nee S Der. when he will return with
t 1m'' BearSo San Francisco.
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ticket is elected it will accomplish the
downfall of both the Republican and DEM
ocratic bosses. have had long experience
OF what these bosses are, and for what they
are working, and that is the Doodle. Now.
the Non-Partlsans have no bosses. and
therefore their expenses of government
VIII be lighter, much lighter. The men on
this ticket will be amply paid by the sal
aries the citizens have apportioned to them.
Ihey VIII have no heavy assessments to
pay to bosses and political harpies. conse-
qnently they will not be tempted and driven
TO put through disgraceful jobs for which
they get the odium and the tring-puller the
money. Hundreds, nay thousands, of my
1ellow-workingmen will vote for the Nom
Partisan ticket for the above reasons alone,
II Tor no other. In these dull times we
want lighter taxation. Work is irregular
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aJAE IRON THE ARCTIC.
he Rioa I'D Rush Arrives
FROM Beging Sea,
CAPTURING THE P0ACHERS.
'ol'' natter Of tas stesmsr Paups vO.-
ean's ssery-rr Sheldon ackson's
Esrs Of Reindeer

Fsnns arnlse- Richard Rush ar
'eraay fgom Bsring Sea, after
fnn from Oonalaske Like ne
sae lad heayy we Their at'ne
III 1eparter boar ed tie Rush
ag confirmation theSoieano
down by the sFamer d.
l. "il be remembered thar Is vessel on
.iast tflp down passe0 ihr rgh storm
% &SueS which ddrkened the air for four
Gears ana covered tie deck ia depth of
vera inches, 1he phenome, on was con-
1esed wish 6 violent yoleari eruption in
re neieheoIhaod Of Unga Isla d.
AZ e1eer i The Rush exhibi ed tO the re-
ltef BOX Of volcanic dust Il G product of
Pc ERUPTION. Il was collected n August IS
s.le present year from the deck Of the st.
~ IA 'atinde $3.50 north and longitude
49, west The seme officer reported
'-a- i was in a re-
ls o. Bauaz Sea at the time of
IL q 4pAe1. Is found ca tie ~ down that
-ls tuenemeDon vas he tsls Of the whole
lgasI IL WaS quite eYiieAS At the scene
" tds ontourst was al 81 ueai Unga Island.
~ tfa eEeets had been wide Y felt along
tas entire Aieutian gropn. IS well as up and
4RHn TIE COAST TIE a,ste OF he schooner
everett 8ayes, engaged IL Otter-seal-
-1E. slated a. eoDai8eEa thsi le had -
mosl vs.d Tolcaai. Ere on tha north shore
e aca island on tie got ( August -,
Hich lighted the wHois heavens, and
go died with frequent aud terri
s,S 1vtoeatio4 While be e8uld not locate
SO s0iea0o eTaetiS : saeNaed TO be either
ne Berth shore of Unga Island or on
= malaishd east Of Psvlof The violence
TIE eEuntien was but little diminished
. oaEiag ne succeeding 3ighE He did not
fY long eecHgh g see Is any volcanic
Ead essn formed. bat cane right on to
C91alaska 'gita ths schooner
heierTlng % fae sFniSe CT he Rush the
fIleer sad taat tire 6rsE sea.eT seized was
the 6iGiud. Captain Hanssr. The latter
7, vel known as tie Fiy5ng DItchman, and
ne sass2 man who is said 81 have raided
sac seal sands lass fall The Winitred
Ras senz + SfskR. bat was &c. tried on the
0odas aal but for yiolatign of the Gus
stns laws having Transferred cargo and
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"WIl they speak out for Ellert?"

"WIll they speak out for Ellert?"
That was the question. Nobody knew
how the workingmen stood on the Non
Partisan question. THE CALL was anxious
to learn. So ii sent out reporters to inter-
view the workingmen yesterday.
Here is what the toilers said:
Joseph Baker. machinist, 713 Guerrero
street, employed by F. w. Krogh & Co.. 81
Beale street: ~ am in favor of the Nom
Partisan movement and will support it.
shall vote for Ebert for Mayor"
Louis BeyaD. machinist, 10 Walnut
avenue. employed by Birch 81 Co.: 81 am
Non-Partisan and will give that move
ment my support and vote"
Robert Bohn. blacksmith, Fifth-street
House, employed by Todt & Peters, 53
Beale street: II am going to vote the Nom
Partisan ticket. l viii give that movement
MY earnest support. think it is right"
John Steiner, ironworker. 534 Linden
avenue, employed by Todt s. Peters: 81 am
going 20 vote with the on-Parlisans aud
know of many other workmen who VIII do
likewise"
w. L. Murphy. proprietor pattern works.
325 Mission street: 81 shall vote for Ebert.
and for most of the candidates on the Non
Partisan ticket. / want to see the ticket
win."
f. p. Duncan, machinist, residing at $50
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Naval Cnn.trnn,ars,

Naval Constructor Robert w. Steele, who
has been stationed at the Union Iron Works
Tor the past two years, has been assigned
to duty at Philadelphia, at the works
owned by the Cramps. He is succeeded by
J. IL. Linnard. now naval constructor at
Mare Island, who will report for duty as
soon as orders now on the way are re-
ceived. In the meantime A. w. Stahl is
acting. ~
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SOARING Off THE DEVIL.
Bedlam Has Broken Loose in
Brooklyn Place.
THE DEMON FEELING TIRED.
He Left the Reservation and Took to Dane.
ing, but the ing Bongs Will Settle
His Hash.
THE DEMON FEELING TIRED.

For two days past bedlam has been doing
double time in Chinatown and the agony
will last another day and night be fore the
heather will become calm
One of those rampant devils that iuhabit
the riotous brain of the mongol has left the
reservation and gone to dancing, and the
only way to placate the monster is to give
it all the noise l. can stand.
This is the occasion of the intolerable din
that has driven residents in the vicinity OF
Brooklyn place frantic. A grand pOwwow
is going on in the josshouse located at the
end of the alley. with an accompaniment of
brass bands, mostly drums. and pyrotecn-
mics. The racket produced sounds like a
b0iler-shop behind time on big contract,
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Thai New G,rbare order,

"There was no necessity forit whatever"
said Chief Crowley yesterday, when asked
about the order of the Board of Supervisors
requesting him to prevent tie dumping Of
garbage in public streets. THE order re-
lating to garbage is strictly enforced and
special details Of police constantly attend
10 the matter. For that reason there was
no occasion for the new order"
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WANT A Man FOR MAYOR.
No Boss Creature Suits the
Workingmen.
ELLERT STRONGLY FAVORED.
The hen Of Drawn and Muscle Will Vote
for Him in One Grand
Body.
"Ellert for Mayor!"

"Ellert for Mayor!'
The air is charged with 1.-THE streets
ring with 1t.
Never has there been witnessed in this
city such an uprising against bossism as
is now seen. Not only do the merchants,
capitalists and prOperty-owners generally
favor the NOn-Partisan movement, but
the workingmen are also well in line.
L. Il. Ellort for Mayor has. In fact, devel-
Oped more strength among the mechan-
les, millmen and other toi'ers than he
has elsew here, alth Ough. as is known, he
has good backing with other classes of
citizens,
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Grand Canyon Of the Colorado.

On Friday evening Major j. w. Powell.
Director of the United States Geological
Survey. will deliver a lecture before the
Sierra Club On the Explorations of the
Grand Canyon of the Colorado" 1t is an
interesting subject. and none can speak
more entertainiDgy upon 1t than Major
Powell
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-12

BY retaining your baggage checks until you
reach this city you viii save money, our rates
being lower than all Others, viz. Trunks 35
cents each. Baggage called for aud delivered 10
all trains, etc, At the above rates. Morton Spe-
cial Delivery. 0ffic sly Geary street, 4O8
Taylor street and Oakland ferry depot.
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RIBBONS! RIBBONS !!
At on Giants

At 20 Cents.
200 pieces Of ALL-SILK FANCY SHADED
POLKA-DOT AND MORE PLAID
RIBBONS, value SOC. will be offered at
zoe yard.
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TEE BELT RAILROAD Line.
Workmen Are Engaged Upon
It's Extension.
Ultimately It VIII Be Carried Out to the
New Fulton Iron Works Site and
Wharf Built to Deep Water.

In connection with the acquisition of the
eighteen-aere site at North Beach by the
Fulton Iron Works, covering the water
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BERTELISG has the only reliable methods to
ht defective sight. APT Kearny street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-10-12

Only one case of sunstroke occurred IN
ST. Paul during the whole summer.
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FELL-STREET SEWER SYSTEM.

THE ASSESSMENT FOR THE FELL-STREET
sewer system is now due and payable &c tae OF
fee 32l Montgomery ST II the assessment Is paid
or before TUESDAY, the Goth OF September. no
interest will be charged, but II not paid within said
time interest at the rate of 10 per cent snnum
viii be added The district affected by said sewer
system is ms follows:
to Fulton, TO Masonic avenue, to Golden Gate ave-
nue. to Deyisadero, TO Fulton, TO Scott 70 Hayes,
to Steiner TO center Of block between Oak and
Fell 10 center OF block between webster an Fllt
more TO Page, to center OF block between webster
and Ruchanap TO Waller, to center OF block be-
tween buchanan and Lsguns TO center OF block be-
tween Ridley and Fourteenth. TO Guerrero. TO Gen.
tsr Of block between Fourteenth and Fifteenth, to
center OF block between Dolores and Guerrero, TO
center OF block between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
TO Sanchez, to Ridley. to Frederick TO park road,
TO Haight, TO park road. to Levant, TO Eighteenth
TO line almost opposite Stanyan, TO the point OF
commencement sci II
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DRY GOODS.

To emphasize and BY inducing its immediate Inspection fully
fact that MAMMOTH AND UNEQALED DISPLAY NEW FALL STYLES AND NOVEL
TIES the GREATEST OPPORTUNITIES SELECTION and at the VERY
LOWEST PRICES In THIS MARKET We offer the following
Marvellous Attractions for To-Day!
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SILKS And VELVETS!
At $1.O0 a Yard.
100 pieces ILLUMINATED STRIPED
TAFFETA SILK, in all the latest
combination sbadings. extra good value
for 81 80, will be offered at 81 per yard.
At $1.50 a Yard.
so pieces ILLUMINATED FANCY FIG
URED TAFFETA SILK, small, pretty
designs. very fine quality, worth 81 co.
will be offered at 81 so per yard.
At $1.OO a Yard.
$50 pieces I9-INCH COLORED SILK VEL
VET, in every conceivable shade. very
fine, close pile. actual value 81 So will
be offered at 81 per yard.
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E. P. Duncan. machinist. residing at 5st
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
Clerk of the Church.


Albert Case was brought before His Honor on
Tuesday morning. charged with stealing pair
of gloves from P. W. Snyder's store. which he
pawned at the Etna House saloon. Mr.. Snyder
appeared in behalf of the light fingered gentle
man. saying that he did not desire to have the
majesty of the law vindicated in this Case. al
though confession was made to the theft and
pleaded for leniency. Whereupon. his Honor.
after giving Case some sound advice permitted
him to depart = without prejudice save in his
having done some tall lying in answer to inquiry
as to this being his only qualification of his pen
chant for shop lifting. Case solemnly asserted
that this was his first and only offense. when at
the same time officer Goodenough had in his
possession four more pairs of gloves which had
passed from the counter to the bar" by the same
agency as the pair from Snyders, The parties
| from whom they were stolen not appearing
| to prosecute him, His Honor could do nothing
| but dismiss him meditativey impressed with a
revised Interpretation of the scriptural promise
| that 1.-The vilest sinner may retgrn."
| Mrs, Lucy j. Mckay swore out warrant anC
| Mrs Nancy Lazier and her daughter, Mrs Belle
Case of East Street. were brought before Hi
| Honor on charge of assault and battery anC
| assault with intent to kill. On account of the
| age and non-residence of Mrs. Lazier she wa
released by the Court. Upon hearing the testi
mony, the Case woman was bound over to tn
Common Pleas lCourt, the bond being fixed
$500, in default of which she is now in the coun
iail.
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Choice Perfumes.

We cordially invite you to call and inspect our
attractive display of Rings. Designs the latest
and the prices RIGHT. F. C PARK.
Call on C. H. Pitkin, the baker. for pies.
SOAP Bubble.
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J.S. SMITH & SON
GRocERs AND CoNFEor1oNERs,
Commercial Course.

On January 3rd. 1893. new and thorough
business course will be opened in Hiram COL
lege A suite of rooms is now being fitted up
for the purpose and everything will be in read
iness at the opening of the next term. 1t is not
our purpose to oaer short cut, superficial
course that would afford little of educational or
disciplinary value. but to provide facilities for
a thorough business training, such as shall fit
young men and women for positions of trust
and usefulness in the business world, The
course will be of such length aud strength that
a good degree of mental discipline and general
culture will be afforded in addition to the special
knowledge and practice that necessarily enter
into a complete business education. Upon stu !;
dents completing this course diploma will be
co nferred. Young people holding such diplo-
ma may feel reasonably sure of good positions,
since weli trained students are in great demand,
The following lines of work will be provided in
the course:
I. Instruction in the special studies of bus
iness course. such as Bookkeeping. Penman-
ship, Commercial Arithmetic, Business forms
Banking. &C.
! IL. Training in business practice
III, Instruction in Shorthand and Type
writing
~. Thorough instruction in the common
branches including Rhetoric.
V. Instruction in History Civil Government.
Elements of Law, and Commercial law.
Ordinarily two years will be required to COM
plete this course, but persons who have good
knowledge of the common branches may bs
able to compass the work in one year.
Advantages to be noted:
1. The location is a model for beauty anC
healthfulness,
2. Expenses are exceedingly low; good room
well furnished. heated and cared for, together
with board can be had at from So so to $3 90 pc
week,
8. The instruction is of high order. bein,
given by the regular professors and teachers 0
the college.
a. Students are exempt from all disturbing
and demoralizing influences.
5. All students have the advantage of lecture
by the professors and by the best foreign talent
6. The Literary Societies are open to CONNER
eial students. Literary drill of great value ma
be thus secured
z. The moral and religious influences are yer
superior.
Yeung people who desire a business educa
tion will do well to write for full information
Winter term opens January 8. 1898.
. Address. E. v. COLLARS, Pres.
Hiram. Ohio.
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9. 6 p. Departures.
Dec, 16.-Mr and Mrs Pete Snyder and An
thony Snyder. Steubenville; VIM Dunham,
Solon.
IT'S Hanselm an. Chicago.
1s-Hugo sontum. Pittsburg.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
Snyder's for Xmas goods

Reduced rates on all Christmas goods at
SNYDER's.
Linen goods a speciality for Christmas pres
ents at P. W. SNYDERs.
Come this week and buy for Christmas at
your own prices to close out Albums, Toilet
Sets Staying Sets, Manicure sets, Collar and
Cuff Boxes, and great variety of remaining
Holiday articles. to be closed out at a price
without regard or respect to cost. The odds
and ends on our Holiday counter are yours at
prices that will startle you, as we are deter
minen to paraly re this stock and not carry over
single article. P. w. SNYDER.
Marvin Block,
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New cases in Common Pleas.

VIC Kelso vs The Cleveland & Canton R R;
money only.
Rebecca Bosworth VS. Amy L Anderson and
Elizabeth Sanford; PARTITION,
CD Ingell VS. G o Reed ct ais; money only.
E Bement & Sons VS. Chas NJ Norton; money
only.
Frank r Colt; money only.
Mary Daley VS. Anna Daley ct ais; parti-
ton.
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COMING!
Raveuna, December 24th,
Matinee at 2: 80 P. NJ.

A Genuine Spectacular Pro iuction.
Our own Special Scenery Grand and
Beautiful Effects The Famous Lone
Star Quartette. A Pack of Genuine
Man Eating Blood Hounds. Nip and
Tuck, the Finest Team of Trick Dom
keys in the World.
Pleasing Specialties will be intro
duced in the auction scene and Incl
dent to the drama Watch for the
grand street parade No advances in
prices for this big show. Reserved
seats at the usual place. Positively
the only Double Uncle Toms Cabin
that will visit your city this season.
Seats on sale at J. s Smith s. Sons
Admission so, 35 and 25 cents.
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Holiday Excursions via PennsyI-

On December 24th. 25th. 96th and 3lst, 1892
and Januury lst and 2nd, 1893. excursion tickets
at low round trip rates will be sold from sta.
tions on the Pennsylvania Lines west of Pitts
burgh, to points on those Lines in Western
Pennsylvania Ohio. Indiana. Illinois, Ken
lucky, and West Virginia. Return coupons
will be valid until January Srd. For details
please apply to nearest Pennsylvania Line
| TICKET agent.
See our Holiday Goods before you make youl
purchases. LII. GODDARD, the Jeweler.
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r.nn. FIRE! FlRE!
Insurance a Speciality.

Insurance Speciality.
Ho! Good people of Portage Co:
Do you want Reliable Insurance :?
Then go to E. NJ. WALLER, who
has Just bought the M. A. King Fire
Insurance Agency-the largest in the
Co.-and is now giving his entire time
to the Insurance business.
Reasonable rates and honest dealing
is the motto.
OFFICE over N. Converse & Sons
Dry Goods Store, Ravenna, Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21

Messrs Carter s. Judson. managers of opera
house. have been trying for some time to get
"Soap Bubble'' to play here but they always
have had their time filed but owing to the hol-
idays they had lost night and the managers
offering the company special inducement have
secured them for Friday night. Dec. %. I am
Glad
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21
Musical Instru umemGs
of every description, at astonishingly low
prices. l.. J. GODDARD. the Jeweler.
Holiday Excursion via Erie r.,

Holiday ExcursiOn via Erie R'y.
Dec. "a, 25, 26. 81. and Jan. l and the Erie
R'y will sell excursion tickets to all stations
between Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati and
to points on the following lines: c II & D. G A
&C,CC& CHI v & T. Louisville Nash
vile. Ohio & Mississippi. W s. L E. All good
for return until Jan. 3. 1892. 2t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21

We show stock tof Holiday Presents that
makes Santa Claus hair stand on end. Come in
and see that we lead them all. in quantity. quail
ity and prices. F. G. PARK.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-12-21

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining in
the Post Office at Ravenna, o., Dec. 1, 1892
for period of IA days or more:
Albert Bash, Fred Bauer. Marvin Fink. Mrs
Mary Flick, o A Hoskin. Mrs Chas Hewes Mrs
Kennedy, KautZ, Mrs Minnie Laughlin.
f Mohr, MIR Myllyniemi. VIM H Mckinley,
Samantha Porter. Smith Parker, Adam Purai
men, Miss Kate Stenger, Fl Shrsder drop
Mrs Lillian Smith. Schumacher Bros, John
Tobler, j w Williams (drop)