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AcclpENr---0n Monday Inst Mr. AsAHEL TRA-
CT, of Hartford, Trumbull C'. visiting his friends
in this village, injured 10 Tracy d1 Browns
sastn and blind factory, conuected with Hitchcock
i No. .Clan's Steam Engine.
By the tipping ofa plank he was let through
the door, by the balance wheel The arms Of which
pounded heavily up1n his leg bruisiitg and abradiug
III seriously. but fortunately no bones were broben
The escape frorn uinre serious injury was Won
derful, us the wheel was making ninety rsvoa-
tons a minute. Mr.. Tracy, after The acciden,
sas iaksn to hisbro hers house where he teuaius,
and is doing well, with fair prospect Of a
speedy recovery,
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- stz5r We10ossd in uppa the Carriage manufao-
tory of N. d. CLARK & Co. one day last week.
The Messrs. CLARK we'll known through the
country aud the deuAnd for their carriages s very
great Their sales this spring have been heavy,
few days since they sent several carriages TO fill
a demand from Virginia. During the past yenr
the increase of their business demanding it, they
have erected large building, the lower part be-
ing used for depositary, the upper part is occu-
pied BY the trimming. and varnish shops. They
have their employ in all the departments OF the
nusinasa, workmen who not exceed, if equal
edin Ohio. Any oil cur friends .and The rest OF
inanliud" who want currage that's right in
style quality, and price, We would advise 10 call
upon Nd. CLARK & Ce.
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nenal. nfmr. S.oifoEa.

Mr.. CoLroH who was injured on Monday
of last week by falling ladder still remains at the
Collins Hoase, in a state of uuconsciousness.-
There is now 10 hope Of bis recovery de IS
failing fast. and cannot survive many hours.
PS. Tie above was written yestefdy at noon.
AT q O'Clock P. NJ. yesterday Mr. Cotton expired
Hewa 90 years old. By this sad casualty one
of the most worthy citizens of the Cauniy. has
been suddenly cut down in the full sigor of man
hood. and the places that lately knew him ful-
filing well the duties of husband, eoo brother AMI
citizen, shall know him no more forever. While
the young widow. the aged parents and surviving
relatives deeply mourn. they have the consolation
that he leaves behind him the SAVIOR of good name,
and that he has passed from an upright life on
earth. 10 the fruiiion of the blest ahove, where
they may expect in due time joyous re- union.
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EHN1E SHADY SIDE; o., Life in coun-
Ia try Parsonage. By Pastors Vile.
2U0O copies sold in The first weeN-l0, 600
6fsl month.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
10 manv respects this book is superior 10
"Suuny Side. e."-Chr Obs Pill
,'ohady Side" is an aii-absortlng book. One
can not lay il down with out reiunctance. 1t
should be read by every one.-Chr Mirror,
Portland.
We have shed many tears over this book
We wish we knew The authoress. that we might
thank her in person for her service 10 The mD-
lsieriai prolesson.- Cong, Boston.
This book acilt be read and thought upon
Ii ought 10 be.-Okio OBS.
1t Is written in admirable style, and presents
US vivid poriroiure Of scence which are true
to narure, and find their coun nerpaft in the act
ual experience Of many pastor aud pastors
~ife.-Mich. Chr. Her.
Let editors, and aII others who have no le-
isure; beware how they take it up. lest they be-
come So fascinated as to be obliged 10 read i.
through. West. Rec.
As story ii is scarcely a whit behind 'Un-
Gle Tum,' in interest. and its religious Influence
is wholly nnedulslocal. .-Meth. Ado, fitfs.
We wish ali The parishioners of every min
siery nu The land could read it, Prest. Herald,
Lou.
| 1t i, work OF uncommon merit, more tal-
ented and truer to nature than even Sunny
Side.'- Cong. Her. CHI.
1t is written with graphic pen., in n mos
felicilous and captivating sste.-PreS6'n 81.
| Lou
Whoever has been Pastor, or n PASTOR
wife, can affirm 10 the verisimiGtide every
touch of the mage peuc!e. Ober Erdng,
Interesting and beautiful as s 'nny ;Sfle' is
This volume is unquesionaby more interesting
and more beautiful. In reading il, 'teats vii
unbidden siar,.- Cen. Chr. Her.
1t is Il work Of rnre beauty the spontaneous
creation. based on reality, of an Imagination
4 made the handmald Of riety, and disciplined BY
,rials-accompanim 10 ministerial ant
retian:-Joar. and Mess.
A charming and nosl useful book It vii
have great run.-N Y: Euang;
Ii is, indeed. most truthful, affecting, nn'
beautiful story, quite equal in bssnly of siyh
and descriptive power TO Sunny Slde.' and des
lined 10 have quite as extensive calculation n
thai admirable little book. Eve. Irar. Bos
Published by
JEwEfr, PRocToE & Wolra,Scros.
Cleveland. q
Fc: Sale at HAAS Book sroRE Rayenn-
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KNTOMaN AND HER NEEDS, by Mrs.
w E. Oakes Smith. author of the snless child
lost angel &c.
valuable work in cheap form at .7@
so Hans BKoo SToFE,
MEDICAL NOTICE.
II. RIoR TON. M. ID.

Physo Pathic Physiciam ANA Surgeon.
MAR. iORTON. having located himsefIn Ravenna
ES profers his services to all who may wish apply
to hITn for MEDIC AL AID.
His System of curing disease shy the judcious adj
mnisraon of Vegetable Remedies. selected from the
wild forests Of nature and the cultivated garden;
gether with the Hydropafhic System, Water cure
ireamen, which are mild in their operations
tive in their medicinal virtues, and various in
that human flesh heir,e, il from experience of the
most eminent Physicians and twenty years experience
of his nal forms Of. Diseases that be found
ed his skill in The of diseases in all their var
forms both acute and chronic Call see. AID
VICE FREE. Prompt attention paid 10 all under his
treatment. -
Office on main street, over Jas. Twitt g. Co.'s Hat
Store nearly opposite The Preniss House. Boards
said house.
REFEKENcEs:--Prof; A. Curiiss, Cincinnati; Prof.
Courtney, do. Prof Morrow do: Dr. w. Bench. New
York; Prof. G. Newton, Worcester, Mass Prof Stock
well. Gardner; Maine. 1923 3w.
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4. o. o. F..-Beatfa OF BRO. L. r. Drake.
Alta regular meeting of Rasenna Lodge. No.
IS. f o. o F.. held ai The Hell of said Lodge,
on Wednesday evening. June 8. the following
Preamble and Resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS. it has plensed Almighty God in
the dispensaIion of his afflictve providence, 10
remove. by death. from, Us. and from is fae,ily
nndfriends our worth and much esteemed Broth
er. LaFAyETTE DRAKE; ard, wherens. by this
sad and painful event, the member of oar Order
in general, and of This Lodge in particular, are
again most forci5ly reminded OF the end of all
thai Odd Fl fellowship enjcins; therefore,.
Resolred,Sihat in the death of our late Broth
er LAFAYETTE DRAKE The community has been
deprive of useful and exemplary cilzen; his
family of kind and af1ectonate husband and
parent; his associates and acquaiuiances Of
warm hearted and generous iriend, and his
Order cfu worthy and much esteemed Broth
er.
Rcsofred, hat. while it behooves US TO
mourn the loss Of so worthy and exemplary n
| member of our Order, we should not forget
Tint there are others who were bound 10 i'm by
| sti stronger ties, whose affl c'ions are even
greater than our own; and while we deeply
sympaihse with his afflicted family and friends.
in this their hour of trouble aud fondly= cherish
the memory of the departed, wall not be
unmindf1l of the duties we owe TO The bereayed
| widow and orphan.
Reselred, That. in testimony of our regard
clothed in mourning and each member be re-
quesied 10 wear the usual mourning badge for
the period OF thirty days.
Resolued, That the thanks of this Lodge be
cordially ierdered to San Francisco Lodge No.
| and California Lodge No. 3, for The faithful
1 and ener getic manner in which they discharg-
ed tl,eir duty upon The funeral occasion of Broth
er DRAKE. anj in the manner in which his BODY
and effects were cared for and protected b,
/ them on thai occasion.
ResoZUed. That the foregoing preamble and
resolutions be entered on the Journal of this
! Lodge, and that the Secretary be instructed
! forthwith TO make ou; and forward certified
copies thereof under the seal Of The Lodge, to
he widow Of the deceased. aud 10 San Fran
cisco Lodge No. l and California Lodge No 8;
and that The Secretary be also instructed 10
furnish copies he sameto the several papers il
this village. Tor publication.
). ATTEST: a NDREW JACKSON Term Sec
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s iy A man mined Thorpe. says the Chronicle,
was killed in Warren Tuesday the 7th inst.
willie attempting to stop span Of runaway hor
ses. Mr.. Thorpe was standing on the Mal,ouing
bridge near the central partition with crowbar in
his hand the horses sprang over him, his head
was caught between the timbers of the bridge and
the carriage tongue. killing him instantly.
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GhiInxfrY,

OPltunfy.
In Randolph sud ienly departed this life, Mrs.
EMILY AMPHLET aged 35 years; only daugter of
Moses and Sa, ah Adams. of Sufie!d Portage Co.
The deceased was woman well known for the
MANY virtues she possessed aud acfuafed by the
priae,ies of benevolence, she was kind and chari-
table to all around her. She always maintained a
truly christian character and merited the love and
esteem of large circle of and friends
who deeply feel her loss, and freely sympaihize
with The bereayed husband.
Dear friend of ours, and can it be,
That we SO suddenly must part;
No longer share our love with thee
10 Joys thou ever didst imPart.
Yes though bard 10 mention thou hast fed,
Affliction now must he our lot;
For thou art numbered with the dead,
But never canst thou be forget.
The grief thou st borne no tongue can tell,
In Iass of friends thou held mrst dear;
But thou hast borne thy sadness well,
And now we shed the farewell tear.
Friends and kindred round thee meet,
Toiend their grief aud pairing sigh,
While We no more thy smiles can greet
Since thou IN death 50 calmly le.
The form divinity to thee bath given
Must now be rendered back t., clay;
But pure as the fair clines OF Heaven,
r'' ~ B. DERrHIcK.
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MEpIcAL McTyCE-

Great oIENI.NG FOR a PHFSfCI.f.N'
EENHE vi ders,gned offers his residence and
practice for sale. His residence with of,
ice a,racheti is eligihly situated on Main street,
BIZ, a few RODS east OF The papot. and is good
location for Physician. for Sore or other bus,
mess. For good physician The present oppor.
tuniiy is a rare one, and the undersigned asks
the attention Of The profession, OF other business
men to his offer, as he is determined 10 sell and
on terms which will be bargain 10 the buyer.
The buildings in good order. portion en-
tirely new, and altogether the premises are
such mus' he attractive to toporchasess.
Z Terms cash down urd possession given i'm
medialely.
>. I'D. wELLMAN, NJ. q. .,
Raveana, May 10Th. 1888. 1919
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Ear Hotel for InvaIids has been opened at
Little Mountain by Drs. Gatehell & Rosa. Lit
Tie Mountain is beautifully situated, inthe midst
OF pure and healthy region Of country and is ad
mirnbly calculated for resort for the invalid
Drs 1ateheh q Rosa gentlemen whom we eau
cneeriuhy fecomend to all. All the benefits of
Medical aid and experience will be secured to
those who place themselves under their charge
Attention is directed to Advertisement in another
column
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NoJicc,

NRJiCc.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Frank
lin and Warren Rail Road Company, viii be held at the
house of Nehemiah Edson in Franklin Portage County
Ohio Tuesday July II, 1853.
,l2244w JOEL. W. TYLER, Secretary
OFFICE CT FRANKL,N WARREN II. q Co.
Franklin June 11th, 1864
At meeting of the Directors of the Franklin and War
R. r. Co.. this day held the following assessments
upon the capital stock made viz Ten per cent pay
able July 1853, and of ten per at
the end each succeeding sixty days until the whole
amount is paid.
1924 JOEL W. TYLER, Secretary
IL Incompetence with the solicitations of the drec
tors of several districts, School Examiners will
again. in Ravenna Monday, June goth. for the
purpose of examining teachers.
By order,
A. NJ PRATT Clerk.
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In addition to our own publications we have
on hand large and complete assortment Of all
kinds Of S andard Historical. Miscellaneous,
Religious. and school Books, Blank Books. and
S atonery of every description. which we offer
at Wholesale or retail at the lowest. prices
Bookseller; merchanis, pedlars. and the public
generally will do well 10 examine our stock. as
can mnke ii IN object 10 purchase of US
JEwETT, PRocToR, s. WoRTHlNGToN.
l222.4w
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sE MATHEWS the DAGUERREAN Artist, has ia
ken up his summer quarters one door west of
Rowe. Witter & Co. He is one of The best art
lists that can be found anywhere. Pictures taken
W him are always frae TO The life. When you
are IN town just drop in and look at his gallery Of
pictures and our word for it you will not go away
without one of yourself. wife, or friend.
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g The PRENTIss HOUSE has been renova-
ted from garret to cellar, and is now in apple pie
ORDER. No expense has been spared in beantify
ibg. improving and enargiug this house. Foger still
presides. and every one who stops with him is as
much at home, as he wodld be in his parlor
perhaps more! Folger is a tip-top Landord the
hesf way you can fix it.
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The homeopathic Convention held in Cleye-
land last week was well attended. The Herald
Observes Never have We seen a body of more
Intelligent lonking than those constituting the
Hoinoeopathie Assembly convened at National
Hall. Coming they do from 60 many por-
tions off he Union their appearance does credit to
the profession.
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w We were very much surprised as well as
pleased the other day while taking short stroll
Ground town. to see so many dwelling houses in
process of construction. Large aud beautiful edi-
foe ouce u life felt proud of pretty village.
In few years, with present prospects. Ravenna
WILDE ono of the largest wellas prettiest places
on the Reserve.
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A. NJ. PRATT. Clerk.
-------------------
Notice to Contractors.

Proposals will be received until the Goth of June
for the graduation and masonry of the Franklin and
Warren Railroad. extending from point on the
State Line of Ohio the county of Trumbu to Ash
land. Ashland County, Uhio distance of about log
miles.
The line viii be ready for examination June 18Th
For particulars apply the Engineers Office franklin.
Portage Co., Ohio.
The remaining distance of the road extending from
Ashland 10 Dayton or Marysvie will be ready in a
NJ KENT, President. F. & w. q. r.
SAMl.II, KNEAS. c Chlef Engineer.
Franklin, May 49, 1853 1l2l-dw
PosIN,se.--Ihousairs of parents who use Vermifuge
composed Of Castor Oil. .Catomel c,nre aware that
while they appear benefit the patient they actually
laying The foundations for series of diseases such
salvation, loss of sight. weakness of limbs, &c.
nanother column viii found the adl ertisement Of
Hobcnsack's Medicines, which nskethe attention
all directly interested in their we as their chI
drens heah In Liver complaints and al disorders ar
sing those of bilious type, should make the
only genuine medicine Hohensacks Liver Pills
"BE NOT DECEIVED" but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has
the signature ofthe Afopriclo j. NJ HobeuSck as none
else genuine.
Hg- Hshould be anipersaIy h,topczor it is srlctl,
true-tha indigestion is the parent of large proportion
of the fatal diseases. Dysentery darrha cholera
bus liver complaint and many other diseases enumerated
in the city inspectors weekly catalogue of DEATH are gen
Grated by indigestion alone Think of TINT dyspeptcs
think of it all who suffer from dsordered somacs and
you willing to be guided by advice founded upon ex
perience, resort at don't delay day HooHand'
German Btters prepared by Dr. C. NJ Jackson, which,
Alternative curative nygorant stands alone and un
approached. General depot l2o Arch street. We hav
tried these Bitters and know TINT they excellent for
diseases specified above.--Pi Piiiiadelph,u Csfy ien
~ DR.. TUBES will be at the Prentiss House
Friday afternoon and Saturday, July 18th aud 9Th
See advertisements
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u Messrs. Hlrarh Collins and r. {. Mason, of
this village s'nrted on Monday last with about 80
horses ior New York. The horses were noble
ones, and good judges say the finest lot taken
from this County. From Cleveland the horses
are to be shipped by Lake 10 Dunkirk, at Dunkirk
they are to be placed in the cars, and thus arrive
in market in the finest order.
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Boots, Shoes and Leather.

IL shoes call at iilis & Durhams store Immediately
east of the late ere in Rayenna, who have made ar
rnngemenis keep hand at all times, large and
general of manufactured and eastern
made hqots and Shoes which they will sell at the low
figure for cash ready pay, T. =. !, y:.,,s.,
They will continue 10 keep hand the best qualify
Of sole leather. nppef leather aud calf skin
Innings, pegs, lasts and most kin,s of shoe findings
which they will sell ut small advance OH for
prompt pay. =, g4.sss .s.,.I .s,..-5
Or Give call and sec fer yourselves.
GH.LfS & DURHAM.
Ravenna NAV, 1883,
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~ It is pleasant eight on PHEASANT evening,
to see troupe Of fair Ladies' and joyia swains
joyiug the pleasure of horseback ride. We are
glad to see SO many of our Ladies indulge in tis
Innocent pasime, adding vigbf, beauty and liapp
ness TO their charms. They handle the ribbons"
with grace. ease and dexterify, and gallop RICH
merrily over the hills.
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The Herald of the 4th inst. says: Yesterday
the first powder was turned out from thu mil of
the Cleveland Powder Company. owned by
Messra. Brayton, WaIwonh &Co.
Judge Barron If senior partner. has long
been a resident of Raverda and is a gentleman of
energy aud enterprise.
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.lfaine Lag fdvocate.-We have received the
first nuribsr of the .4dUoeate. published at CoIum
bus. 1t is a campaign paper. and win undoubted-
ly be an efficient oLe. Terms: one copy ttweuty
numbsrs) SO cents. FIVE copies 81 90. IL copies
S4,oO IS copies $500, so copies $500, 100 cop
les S25 CO. Circulate the documents.
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SERIOUS AccIDENr.-A boy named Edgar
Bradshaw. had the fore finger of his isit hand cut
off and Two others badly injured. by ouzz saw at
Tdfnhams Steam Sash and Blind Factory on Mon
day last.
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I WATER CURE JoUaSAL.-We are in the
regular receipt of this valuable publication Its
typographical execution is very neut and pretty
1t IS ably sustained in its editorial, and other de-
partmsnts. by talented genhemen who are every
way qualified for their stations. Terms 81 90 a
year in advance. FowLER & WELLS publishers,
l31 Nassau street New York.
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twenty Ninth Day of june

Twenty Ninth Day of June
is the day designated FOR holding the largest
convention ever held on this connneht. The
executive committee are in active correspond
ence with many prominent speakers, nnd i, is
expected lha, there. will be an array OF talent on
the ground equal 10 any thing ever known in
the United States. As fast us positive engage
ment are made they will be annohnced. The
following tier has first come to hand.
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B KNcKERBocKER FoR JUNE.-This nnm-
ber completes the forty first vol As literary pub
LEGATION the Knickerbocker stands at the head of
Magazinedom.
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Br The murderer Spring was executed on the
10th inst at Phladelpha. He asserted his ia
noceuce till the bist. He also declared his son in
noeent. He died easy.
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Ly PHRENoLeGicAL lauRSAL Fowler IL Wells,
New York. Terms s1oo year ir adsauce.--
The July No. commences new volane. now i
good time to subscribe for good Journal, treat
ing upon an important subject. subject to which
100 little attention is paid 10 this country. Ad-
dress publishers as above.
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n The New Block upon the;sife of the burnt
district is going ahead with rapidity. 1t will be
an ornament to Raveuna. Several of the stores
are to be finished in style unsurpassed by any in
ihs section Of country
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T LoRD's CIscINsATi CoUSTERFEIr DE-
Ii now CONTAINS much matter as any Detector
in the country. Terms sl,25 monthly. So 90
Semi monthly.
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" The Town House now baiidng west of the
Bank will be fine building Just the thing we We
so long wanted. There never has been somuch
building here in any one season as the present
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II The Bridge over the Breakueck, near the
residence of James Wright Esq. mile and a
quarter west of the centre of Rootstown on the
BrimfeId road is down, and it viii be some three
or four weeks before the new bridge is completed.
The travelling public will take no,iee.
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For Me Ohio Star.

Franklin une 3rd, 1907.
Mis-. Avery having delivered course of Lee
lures TO class of Ladies in Fianklin Village, at
the close of the series the class having chosen
Mrs. c. H Kent President, and Mrs. D. L.
Rockwell Secretary, on suggestion of Mrs. Archer
wha thought some testimonial ought TO be gwen
by them for the pleasure and instruction which
they had received from the course Of Lectures just
closed, unanimously adopted the following resou-
7tions viz -
Resotred, lst. That having attended Mrs.
Ayery's Lectures upon the subject of Physiology
and Human Anatomy, we AXE pleasure in saying
that we feel amply paid for devoting our time aud
attention to the subject, believing that we have
been much benefited and knowing that we have
been highly interested.
2nd. That no understandngly will oppose
these Lectures except it may those wEo have an
interest in opposing every thing that will have q
tendency to disrote ignorance.
3rd. That We take pleasure in recommending
Mrs. Avery, as lady giving evidence Of possess
ing pure and noble qualities of mind and cf being
thoroughly qualified for her duties Lectures.
4th. That copies ofthese proceedings and res
outions be presented to Mrs Avery.a forwarded
10 the several papers of this and Summit Co., for
publication.
Mrs. C.-H. KENT President.
| Mrs. D. L. ROCKWELL Secretary.
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Tho corner stone of the Trinity Church, clsve-
land was laid last Thursday. In the stone yyere
deposited among other things, says The Plain
Dealer copies of the Plain Dealer Herald
True Democrat, and Forest City. and several 9TH
Err religious documenfs," Nice place, that Ceve-
land None but religious documents printed
iherei
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1t is unusually warm, dry and dusty, for this
season of the year. Vegetation is already begin
ming TO suffer and the present appearances indi-
cate drouth.