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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-14
Cenhns y. Deming Is Job Smell

CHERlFF'S SALE .--Rs virtue of an order OF
y Sale to me directed md delivered shall offer for
public vendue the door of ths Court House in
Ravenna Saturday. the 24th day Of December. A. d.
1853 oclo p. Of said day, tbs following de-
scrbed lands and teuemen to wit
Situate the To nship of Rootstown, it being part
of LIT number % in said township tract first. and is
bounded N.mth Yves and South by lands belonging to
A Anson Bliss IL aud East by the highway containing
one-ha of land being the same land e of to Bet
sell late OF Pa cond bounded North by
lands of anson Bissr West by lands of = den Ris, ell
South by the highway and East by line parallel with
the West line, far from it to make eight acres
being West part of lands set off to Daniel r. Bisse
in the partition of Martin Bselrs estate aforesaid
appraised hundred and sixty dollars. Taken
order sale the roperty of Job Smell at the suit
Cephas E. Defining Terms. Cash day of sale. IL Is,
& -.slt THOM rs R WILLIAMS, Sheriff
d. Coy4NT. Prf Atty. fls1 --i
SHsRIFF's OFFICE RAYENNA Nov 2lst, A. ID. lS59.-5U
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, .aIrrander Cameron, Us. JOAN Y Chiids :

oALerander Cameron. Us. john r. Chiids
SHERIFF sALE.-By virtue Of an order of sal,
> TO directed and delivered from the Court OF
C,mmoa Pleas in and County Of Portage and State
OF Ohio. shall exnose to sale at ublc Vrndue at the
door of he Court Hou.e the town of Rayepna in said
county and e. Sa,urd day the II III dayof December
A. D. 1852 o'clock p NJ. of said day. the following
descrhed lands and ienemeDts. 10 wit: 'it ss'ft
Situate in the Township and Village of Rarenna the
County of Portage and Slate OF Ohio Known the Nor
part of village lot No. 81. In said village of Ravenna.
the samss marked and numbered the map plat Of
said village recorded in che record of deeds within aud
for said MY of Portage. and is bounded by besnning
the North Of lot No running thence
East The North ofsaidlot 100 feet to nd in said
lot heretofore decided by James H. Sioops to "a A.
Giett, Thence South with Giett's West line so feet
thence West parallel with the West line of said lot 2t
feet the West line and thence North said
line 30 feet fireplace beginning beng the lot
which Cur is Ha ch an Annette Hatch by their deed
Adaipdt,e 29th dav of May d. lS5S and recorded in
In Recorders office of eaid county of Portage in
y Records Vol r. page $50 and 353 conveyed said
John T Chiids. b1,s4f-a5s -titss {, 'f 81
Appraiesd ut ,4Gos slss "a - = zfs zi ~ %
Trrms-Cash day sale. saAo u
Taken all order OF Sale. the property of John T
Cbds, the suit of Alexander Cameron.i Asisaft :
THoS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff
Taylor & Willard Atfys ~, So, - tOra..z
es uoy65ws sh-riff's oHice, Ravenna, Novl4, 1859.
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DExosTHESEs, the poor suffering son of a
cutler, became the most famous orator of an
cient times. Virgil, the son of baker, was
the most celebrated of the Lrtin poets. Esop,
the sou of slave, a, slave himself, managed
to acquire imperishable. fame. s.s.s1ea .a,s "a
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Ambrotypes at Reduced Prices
Ambrotypes and Photographs
AR FoRD,S.

1st lie has large, COOL pleasant Rooms, the walls o
which completely covered with great variety o
splendid Pictures ane collection of Stereoscopic Pic
lures He will always be courteous aud ohging thos
who visit his Rooms all of which viii tend to max,
people pasant ant give happy expression to their phix
3D. He has the be 1t Apparatus in the Comfy
Sd He has the best arranged Side aad Skv-L'ghis
giving just the tight blending of light and shaGe with
out whirh no Prture can he made life like. -
4th. lie compounds his own Chemicals, therefore
knows they are what they should be. v5 At ~ .
5ti. His work is acknowled ed by all to be superior
to a y In this section of the country. u
9th. He puts up Amhrotpe cheaper. according &c
quality, than any .ne else in Portage County a.,
7th. His Photographs, Laige small, Phin or IN 'h
or in Water Coor., not excelled in the world
9Th. H. makes every desirable variety OF photograph
ic Picture known to the ART sass se'
9Th. He copies old faded Dtguerreotypes or amnfo.
types to any from the smallest Miniature 70 ssnine
aud Lie.Size-and finishes then, IN lnua ink oii o.
water Colors. equal to Portraits from Life.
10th. He almost always gets good Likeness the mrs
trial so thai the patience of those sitting will not be
wearied hy useless CUE work and hlunders too common
Among certain class nf Picture. Mixers. z'it ift
Iitk He seldom fails to get good Lkenesses of Small
10Th Yo,i can always depend rron getting cheaper
more durable more lie like. better Ruis6rd Ambrotypei
or Pot graphs than at other place in Portage Co., a
FRANK FoRD.s PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
,ia - OF ART, se sss IS. T.
tssa11 seymour's Building. Ravenna. o.
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! FARMS FOR SALE

-L,ARM FOR SALE.-The subscribe
for sale his Farm of Ninety eigbtscres,
sitate in Rayenra Portage County Ohio, the Clcve
lanaan Wsllsville Turnpike. adjoining the eorpo
ni Of the village Of Rayenna. The farm ehra-
ces about seventy of improved land under high
state ofcutivasion and the balance Of valuable timber'
and; the whole pleasantly located, wared by never
failing streams, suitable grain stock farm and
located within hundred rods of the present Depot OF
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road, and hum
dred OF be contemplated Union Dp.r of the CeYe-
land < Pittsburgh ard Atlantic Gieat Western Rail
Roads. The Dwelling House is large ard commodous,
well and arranged with well of pur oft
large orchard of grated and choice apples and
general variety of other fruit Irees Tere s large and
conmcdions farm barn, with sheds attached ahorse and
carriage barn, and other ont buildings in good repair;
taking It of the Host desirable farms in No ther
Oho. For terms and parficufars reference he had
10 T. Besbe H. G. Ranney. by letter or otherwise
or to the subscriber. r WILLIAM GOODMAN.
Ravtnpa. Ohio, April u, 1859. - g nprI3
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ONE REASON why we meet with so few peo
Pile who are reasonable and agreeable in con
versation is. that there is scarcely any person
who does not think more of what be has to
say, than of answering what is said 70 him.
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BE. HOFFMAN,.
TIE I'aaa STATE p,,.,a OF eslo. Probate Court.
Erastus Darro,e Us Reuben T. ROtarocks

Erastus Darroie Us. Reuben z. Rothrocks
d ais.
CHERlFEsS SALE.---By virtue of plu spscial
> Fl Fa directed and delivered from the Court OF
Common Pleas in and for of Portage and State
of Ohio shall at Pnbc veDdoe at the door
Of House the Of Rayenns in said County
and State Saturday, the 9th day of December, A. d.
1852 ut the hour of ocock of said iay, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements. 10 wit:
Situa i'm the township Of FranSltn in the County OF
Portage and State of Ohio and is known by being part
of Lot No 30 and is b>unded follows, wit Betn
ming at Post standing the Fast side of the Middle
bury ani Nlanua road. i've chains. ninety nine Links
North p dag. Esst where the South line of Lot numb
81 crosses the sae thence North % deg East along said
road the Mantua and Hudson road, called chani
and 22 links: thence south de E. chain and 81 links
the Cuyahoga River thence down said River chains
and % links thence North g. deg West ch lin and u
links the place of beginning be the more or le
but to all legal highways Appraised Mt ss7 90
Taken plu of special Fl Fa, for costs as the prop
ery of Erastus Dar in the suit of Erasus barrow
Reuben T. Rothrock 4 ais p rs
~ Terms-Cash on day of Sale. i5zE :. -.
THOS. r. WILLIAMS, Sheriff
- SHERIFF's OFFICE, RAvESNA. Nov. 2lst, is59.-5w
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Men and Measures.

. a. THE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for The patronage
~ heretofore given him, would respectfully inform
ma the residents of Rayeuna and vicinity. that be
III siill continues the Tailoring business oves Col
Fraxers Hardware Store, in Camphers Block. edrectly
opposite The Court House. Where he Is at all tiues pre'
pared to t and mike garments in t:s most f.sh
ionable rnd durable manner. From his long experience
in the bnsness he hatters himself that he cannot fail 20
give satisfaction to all who may favor him with their pa
tronage. ,t ~rs1 ,sf'e -. Al
Cutting done to order, at short notice. ,.y,-
6Rs Entrance between Swifts building and Cnmphsirs
Block. 9EukGh sSsAAhs y eAsss - e
lGsaI
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M E L A n G E.

Who dares to sit before king with his hat
onf His coachman.u TTk At
IF you are vexed. you have two troubles
instead of one.
Why are fowls the most economical things
farmers keepf Because for every grain they
give peck
RATHER ANoltALous How do you account
for this The compass has four points. and
yet pair of compasses only has twoi
Be sure to annex woman who will lift you
up. instead of pulling you down-in mercan
tile phrase, get hold of piece of calico that
will wash. S'0d8 i 6cob z" -li1if-
An English paper, speaking of the Ameri
can light pleasure wagon. says: that the wheel
consists of four circles of cheese rind, filed in
with. snider webs.
You may always distinguish an Englishman
| BY two things: isitronsers and his gait. The
first never fit him. ard he always walks as il
he were an hour behind time.
A CURIOUS ADvERTIsEMENT-For Sale
A handsome young bird dog. ANY sportsman
in want of good bred dog to swim after bis
own heart, canefnd such, cheap, by applying
| Be- s-u ala - . Hl55 = p -
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We would caI particular attention to stock of
Ere m c II WI e n i N o !,
Pain Plaid Figured. We are selling good all wool
Mcrino at Csc. full assortment OF small plaids, Just
the thing for the little folks.
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Our stock OF 8 III a " L 8, we venture to
say, can't be boai Ray s,atr. immense pile Brocfa
long aud square. Stella with Fancy and Brocha korers
all style AIso pile Gents shawls at lower prices
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IEGAL NOTICESz

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rTuDrES a = K1np rarNsS car PRS m ,sEy Z,
II a., So, 49,. of ss;, tor = tie x.ar m
1ssn Sa5 ,S e-,.r.s he m. Jndgas of Il,s Conr nj
.fc,n,,,,, pi ~ss-sSS' ~ = =
Re- II f;xed ad rs.5 thar the District Court. for the
OH Jndii.I D:st,c ~ Ct; ,b,u s ,ed for The ,ear
1872 in he sevcri f,on,;ss of sail I,ist berpni,r
- In the Copr, rs ss,I ~ VIZ D r.sd.v Nav ls,
Tn sSe conn,y q, C,; - - p. ,s ,sssu"' ~ ,oth
Tn ,hc, cson,y nj Ssrro . .,rs ;. Ma Nay is, n
sa5 In thu County of Portage " Tn.ssas, Sent 4,h
In the County of Lake.. Monday, Sept h.
tn the county OF Geausa . "Wednesday, Sept 12th
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80 :. :. :. s.MORSE'S
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.

V1HE reason Why people distressed when sic (.
Il aud hy many die, Is because they do not get
medicine that will pass the afflicted pars and which
will the natural for the disease to he
ou hence, large quantity OF food and ohfr mater L.
lodged and aud intestines literally
flowing with the corrupted mass, thus undergoing dsa-
gre able erme eousanty miAine with the blcod
which throus the corrupted matter ,hroueh every vein
and artery until life Is taken th h,dy by dsease
DIR Morss LIS added to themselves victor. upon
health and happiness Yes. thousands Who lave been
racked or tormsnted with sickness pain aud anenissnd
whose feebe frames scorefed by the Turning
elements OF raging fver, and who have been rro'h s
were within step the silent grave now resdy
TO testify that they would have been numbered wit ne
Dead had not been this great aud wonderfoi edt
cine Morses Indian Roo Pills. After one or TWO dossa
~ hen taken they astonished eudabaoiuely SUR
r;ssd In witnessing their charming Effects Net only do
hsv sirr Immediate and strength, and take away all
insss main and anguish, hut they at GO work
the foundation of the disease, WI ich IL the blood
Therefre IL viii he skown especially by those bo
thrse Pills they M cleanse and purity that dis.
ease-that deadly euemy--win tafe lite hwht, ana the
flush youth aud beauty will again return, and the
pect of long and happy life will cherish and brighten
MoRsE's INDIAN ROOT PILLS are sold ~ Isaac
Swift aud O. Hatc Ravenne aud ali dealers In medicines
8 r. L. JUDsoN, so Leonard street, New York, Sole
Proprietor. ees 3 te ~
VIM NUDGE & CO., Proprietors Of Trask'e MaRne &.
&c Ointment Eearivi,le, Madison Co.. N fY Gener
Agents to whom alt orders must be addrssse& ~ -
Pnicp ~ cents uer box e.
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ssss Trains saagg sSa8g gsss

loga MAKING CONNECTIONS FOLLOWS.
At Cleveland, with Cleveland and T, ledo, Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie and Ceys
land and Pittsburgh Rails Dads.
At tsolon, with has ks to Chngrin Fails .rs
"a At Mantun, with hacks to RayeDna
Al BFacesille, with hacks to Newton Falls. -
Al Warren with hacks Sharon, GreerEeld Meadville
BloolieId, Garfield, &c. - -, l,- :
At Yonnesiown, with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell and Eron Valley and thence by p r. W. C. r
r. to Pttsburg. 2g .-,-,t
Cleveland, Feb 10th, 1859. - Superintendent.
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Plain and figured Wool lSeIafnes, all eolors.
pretty stock of Dark Winter GIN(; IL MS; also,
large pile of best brands Of shilling GINGHAs in the
county.
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Straw & Stalk Cutters & Corn Shelters,

" 0bA o w " Dtu1h SL,OOAA S14C4ACA6s
EARMERSE ec omiso your Fodder The su '.crlhcrs
are manufactvrIrs .and at their Cleves>
land Agricultural Works t:unn ing patent Hay Straw,
and Stalk Cutter Price $50 which give entire satisfac
lion where introduced and we confidently heieve the
best machine fr the purpose i'll the United States will
Hay Straw Stalks with the Corn strong and
well huiit, have taken The first premium every State
Fair where exhibited Ohio Included Also TIE CLIPPER
STRAW AND STALK UTTER, Pr'ce SIS o. l. Zip
top Tnchne works tme are largely in demand and
give entire satisfaction much improved tfis season.
making them the hest Caters introduced
piice Also, SANDFORD'S FORTY KNIFE HAY and
STRAW CUTTER,-Price $1,000. For small fai mers
those who keep only small stock, just the thing
are reliable and easily managed lso, The WESTERN
CORN SHEILER-- Single Sl0 co. Double 8 i5 90. Are
the reliable Shelter have get out of
order do their work WELL easily worked by
A of The above both Cutters and Shelters arrang
ed as to be used by hand or paw very import in
prOvement. Also, Enery's ENDLESS CHAIN HORSE
POWERS. Wood Saving Machines, batli cruss culcira
cuar and combined with general stOck of Aarcultu-
raj and FaruI Machinery which warrant aud offer
the loves terms. liberal Discount to the trade. For
further information orders ndir
~ 4 1i.-sV BALDWIN, DE WITT & Co.
Cleveland, Ohio, November 1879 -dec7-4s.
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HOOP SKIRTS, Terrific pile white
and coloTe,i. cheaper than overall prices. WE DO
BR AG selng the most, cheapest the best for the
isast We sell a capital skirt for ONE Dollar
also skirt supporter aud bustlo combined, for 25c
| tho best thing of The kind in use. i +
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For sale at

egaEan. NOTICE For sale at the
&S1<%S5R j Center of Rootsfown the House and
nX&SD lot Of ex ncres, Wei known TIE William
NJ Butler plnce- Said House is very conre-
EzaElhRn uiently arrsnRed and finished throughout
excellent repair The premises, asIo in per-
feet order Tsere is faiiing well of water
the kitchen door, and also good Barn, Chinge
House, and other out -houses on the PIX &c. 3 -
Terms made easy ahd possession given Al short notice
PETER C BROCK.
Honfefnxxn March Ttt ,taFo-fv :
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Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings, nm endless
variety Any wanting anything in this Hns will do
well to examine stock. .-..,--a
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.f,s- e.,5.-..y i..i 7Ilsii-s .s.I R--azi cuie%8
.saas es,ga .saafzls7s
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DE LAINE S.-.We have q splendid stock, fou:s
OF entirely deSigns, and beautiful scolors-gonf
IwoT hna abnaI 10

no. HoT dZh soTEI 20
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AMERICAN WATCHES.

N W. ILIt1O L14N w n L OII EOe
RE perfectly reliable for Rail Roas or other pur.
IA poses, where a correct Time Keeper ia necesssrv
We have them fine gold and silver eses Al manufact
rer's prices. .--~BAIRD- & WAIT
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-22

TIE PIG "NoT" IN THE PoKE.-The recent
failure of noted "Street Railroad Company"
to bag route, reminded us Of a scene wit
messed yesterday morning, hereabouts. Snug
by the southern exposure of the wall of one of
our stately city edi6ces-horrible dictu "a
swinery is in full blast, whero porkers are fed
and fatted. The mouth of one Of the neigh
bors watered for the best of the litter, and the
aid of son of the Emerald Isle (from Cork by
way of Philadelphia,) was employed to en-
gineer through the hazardous effort, by love or
force, and get the "fatted pig" A pan lib
orally supplied tcith oats was freely used and
Pat proudly and confidently approached into
the middle of the family of big pigs and little
pigs, and took hold of the hind leg of the pig
he wanted; but he had dragged the shoat but
short way, before he found out that there was
some one to say "object;" for the pig sque aled,
pushed after Pat with jaws opened, and
Pat, with ludicrous grace, backed out
alarmed, with wife and neighbors peal
ing their loud laughs at his repulse.
another effort, and vacated the field hurriedly;
at dinner time he came back with bag, mind
made up that he had the pig this time, sure;
but the knowing animal frisked about so, that
not even the Probate Court arrangement of a
green bag, could draw him on. Pat made a
dead set for his game, but it eludcd his clutch;
the guffaw Of the neighbors, even the old wo-
men around, nearly set Pat out of his wits,
and he went off muttering, while the uncaught
| pig quirled his tail with a knowing shake
walked back to the pene Pat, aroused almost
to fury, by the unexpected turn affairs took
started off, muttering: az will consult my
counsel-my wife-by faith, will come back
tonight and catch my customer asleep
The City Fathers must keep tight eye open
or by some coup d'etat like Pats, the Monopo.
| ly will catch Council asleep.
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Local N ewS.

BURGLARIEs.-Several burglaries have been
perpetrated in this city recently, and in every
instance without the guilty parties being ar
rested. The rascals evince great boldness in
their plan of operations, making their entries
into houses by means of ladders placed against
the second story windows. That burglaries
should be SO repeatedly and so successfully
committed by means such as these, argues but
poorly for the vigilance of our police. We
cannot believe that ladders can be carried
through the streets at night and placed against
houses for the purpose of robbing, without
those bearing them being discovered by the
police, were those officials attending to their
duty instead of cOngregating together on the
corner of some remote street in their ward.
On Monday night burglary of this kind
was attempted, almost within hail of the
Ninth street station. house. Mr.. N. Bartlett,
who resides on Ninth street, between Race and
Elm, was awakened by noise in his room
and discovered man in the act of riAing the
pockets of his pantaloons. He instantly arose
and grappled with the thief, but being a much
smaller man than the robber was unable to
prevent him from making his escape through
u window and down a ladder into the street.
During the struggle Mr.. Bartlett ascertained
that the burglar was q white man, but that his
face had been blackened artifcially. He en-
deaVored to throw over the ladder Is the thief
was descending, but was unsuccessful.
On the same night the house of Mr.. C. NJ.
Brougham, No. 4l9 Sycamore street, was en-
tered in the same manner, but with better
success. In this instance the thief carried the
clothing of Mr.. B. into the street and there
rifed them of their contents. They also car
ried off some jewelry belonging to Mrs,
Brougham.
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l. A w r E PO r. II
COMMON PLEAS

OOm NUN IbLADs
CRIMINAL SIDE.-The State VS.. Charles
Brown.
A jury was cmpanneled before Judge Dick
son to try this defendant upon the charge of
arson-attempting to set fire to the building
known as Woods Theater. ... ... I'd.
1t appeared in testimony that on the lst of
April, between three and four O'Clock in the
morning, light was seen blazing up in the
saloon called the "Identical," under the
Theater, at the corner of the alley on Vine
street. Some of the officers who were passing
by broke in and found fire in three or four
places. The defendant, who was the tenant at
that time, in occupation of the saloon, being
seen to come out short time before, was ar
rested on suspicion Of being the perpetrator of
the act. The building, at that time, was
owned by Miss Eliza Logan and Mr.. Bagwell.
T. A. Logan testified that he had purchased
it at Sheriff g sale: as the attorney in fact Of
the former, and as the agent of the latter. 1t
was rented to defendant at the rate of ST. 900 a
year, payable weekly or monthly. Defendant
had an insurance upon his stock and fixtures.
The act is denied on the part of the defend
ant, and exceptions taken to the indictment.
W. IL. Kerr for the State; VIM. Kirk for the
accused. III H" Ir.HH. .t g.
In the case of Charles Kruger, for malicious
stabbing, tho jury couldn't agree. o haa
SUPERIOR COURT.
The various branches of this court were en-
gagged in hearing motions and submitted cases
PROBATE COURT. M
The STREET RAILROAD CAsE.-The President
and other officers of this Company being in
Court in the forenoon, Judge Hilton made in
quiry as to whether they were prepared to pay
the jury fee.
DR.. Waiter replied they did not feel dis
posed to accept the verdict which bad been
returned; and would decline paying the jury
fee until they had an opportunity Of further
consulting with their counsel. .-..i.
The Court stated the amount OF the jury fec
was about $l75-this included mileage and
81 so per diem to each juror. -. W
The jurors received certificates Of their at.
tendance, &c., and probably received their fees
out of the public purse. 'e' f''
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THURSDAY is CORPUS Christi Day" A fes-
tival is Observed on its recurrence by the Cath
olic Church in all latitudes and in all lands'
There will be grand procession of the 'Sora-
ment in the cathedral of this city, attended by
the various German and English religious char
liable societies Of the church. Most of those
attending at the cathedral will bear lighted ta-
pers in their hands. The ceremonies OF lay
ing the foundation stone Of the large Oatholio
Institute to lie erected at Vine and LongWor'h
streets, will come of also in tho morning
Hon. Joseph Egly will deliver an Grafton IN
German, and P. McGrOarty in English Inc
concluding exercises of The day will take place
at Pixies Opera House in the evening, wnen
an grafton will bo pronounced by Donald +. a.
Mcleod. Also addresses by Arch bsnol
Purcell and Bishop Hcnne, of milwaukee,.