The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-19

mats. Attached to Mrs. Bentir,' cord basi e. was
Grad of curious dessn-upon the eardwere t~o Lain-
iaur sacks of -four labeled Franklin Extra, and aI
hing the sarks, number of the dain lest mice i'm
agiiabIe The mice manufactured for occas On
out apple little comcaity was the 'od
woman who lived in her shoe. &c. This was genuine
representation legendary character, and quite
| q cute little affair. Ii got up by Mary Price.
The ardeu of Eden quite of attraction,
an ingenious fOur first parents had indeed
sradise this true fae-simiie- II design
ed and contributed by Mrs Abby Wood, and Mrs.. c,
Hine.
John Hiddleson, exhibited a superb single buggy har
mes; Keller, rifle gun his make. L. Dick
is and lien Burns, exhibited samples of brooms
Geo Wells horse and shod horse, and James Burns
pair of boots.
wr Merrill of franklin Mills. exhibited q wagon the
wheels and entire running gear of whh made of iron
II quite an ingenious invention, and from Mr. Merrs
theory, do not why It is not pl actical.
young ladies of Randolph had prepared beautiful
banner which they presented to the Randolph Brass
BAND through of their nnmber Miss Sarah e. Under
wood The banner s made of pure white satin and has
inscribed upon it. in letters of gold. foowine Fear
less tn the Right and in baf circle below this line, the
words Randolph Band Thegndmg and ornamenting
done by f. G. Russell Of Ravenna In presenting
the banner, Miss Underwood made the following pretty
little address:
To the Members Of the Randolph Band:
In behalf of young ladies of Randolph, present
this Banner for daring deeds in the field of ba'.
tie it, a slight tribute emblemac of our
encouragement your efforts. Its mission not to be
unfdrled the breeze be waited by the breath of the
dying God forbit It is for the first time
the pure breath of Heaven in proud triumph Ger
your final success in your chosen art. which If righu
cultivated will refine and elevate the mind and thu aid
lead 700 sayless taepa cfrght. Accept Offer
irg-and may the sentiments of the motto Fearless in
the Right which inscribed upon this banner of pure
unsuied wheness. be deeply inwrought with the
golden thread OF justice upon the canopy of hearts
that time sunshine tempest eface it.
The Band delegated Mr. Samuel o. Austin, receive
toe banner and in their behalf he made brief hut ap
preprate reply to the address of the fair donors.
This newly organized but already made
proficiency, and it win be strange inde d. if with
ieh words of cheer and precation,
their former endeavors not redouhed and dege, of
PEI fiction attained. hardly thought of before
The general programme of the day concluded with
Female Equest.Insm. Six ladies appeared for this pa
rade, the names of five of whom obiained Misses
Louisa Watkins, Eve Shook. Martha Merriman, Sarah
Anderson, and Mrs. snyer, of Marlboro. The ladies
all appeared gracefully and this portion of the entertain
rnent received with pleasure and applause. Miss
watkins received the first PREMIUM aud Miss Shook the
md.
The atenfa very large indeed, many thousands
of people being the grounds dnring the day
The "a IL n of Randolph nj raiuiate themselves
upJn the of their Fair and the harmonious pub
lie spirit that exists ng them.
T. P. Gilman, Egg. and lady, placed under obIiga
tiops their pleis hospalit and also indeLt
to other friends Tor kind attentions.
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-B. F. HOFFMAN,
JUDGE TIE October of this court commenced its
session Wednesday last, and will be three weeks
term So far tusness has been ned off at very easy
j q, so t, speak.
Th Grand Jury were impaneied and sworn on wedn-
esday afternoon. The jury consisted Of James H Nichols
shaersville, (Foreman) Reese Morgan, Jr.. rs; J.
cowden, Jr., wndhsm; Aaron Terry Jr., Nelson; Mort
mer ilson RootsoAn; Samuel Moore Mani ua; orge
sheldon, Mantua; Wa Allyn Hiram; Isaac Mott Deer
field; 2. T. D ell franklin; Brainerd seby, Jr., Paris; W
Bond, Ravenna; John n. Collins, Rootsown.
The jury dsc4arged tpou Fridav, having b,en in
session
The Grand ry found six Indictments, rejecng but
two of the brought to their notice. and these the
ground "t irsuicien proof to ~ tain the C argos.
James Lee, ind cied for ps erfeit money;
Rebeca Quinn forgery of nissory note $3.50; Phil
lip Sheridan grand larceny; Jo. Hal uterins oun-
terfet money; WIN. Waterman, violation liquor law VIM
Dudley, assault and battery
Lee filed affidavit eiting forth that witness two
wanted by him, be secured for this Court
and upon this motion his is continued until the next
term. -,sf
Haight and Sheridan. have been srraigned and plead
not guilty. They viii be tried at his term Tie other
partie not Ter the tme of indictment.
TIL. folio wing named gen tlemen W, the
Pet Jury for the term: Lewis C. Paine, Eiam; Ch
H. Boswick, ,Rarenna; JOHN Leonard, Paris; Tobias M
en-, Deerfied J. Garrison, Edinburg; David Hannah,
N lson; F. W. Seymour, Ravenna Iad Goodse Ne n;
John Norton Atwater VIM. Carlton, shaersvilie John
8 Herrick, and W.. Goodman, Rayenna.
wis :. Pope v.P rer Rice,et. al. This is the Hiram
Rapids mildam that created much interest when
presented Court fof the first al. struck jury
ordered aud the panel flled with only eleven 9th
part agreeing this mode of pro .redure T jury
censsted of Chas. Russell Roostown James Blakr, ,Br-
field; usn Collins, RandoIph Henry Br, mbaush. RAN
dolph; W J, Dodge Ra doiph; Justin Rrldi &, Ram
dolph; b. Gilbert, Atwater; john webter, ueetfeld
David Gilbert, Deerfeld; Riley Gilbert, Palmyra.
The plaintiff made ion that the Court di ec that
the jury b. in charge of the 81 er6, view the
grounds. This motion argued at length by E. B
Taylor and Luther Day. for Plaintiff. and R. P Ranney
Reuben Hitchcock, for Defendant. The motion pre-
valod. In order time and expense it agreed
that IL jury should visit the seat of war, and be dis
charged until the 18th of December next hen special
of will be called for the trial of this case nd
transaction of legal business That
rily be bfcnght before Perry P. DaHley, and d. C.
Goodman, of ehna, delegated ts the rt
company jury and make to them sch explanations
might be required to render the expedition of intelligent
se ice. jury started for the Rap ds and returned
upon Saturday and discharged f further ntte d.
apce until the 18th of d. Dtcember as before stated
4 Tbouas and Greiner. Bankers at saem o., Joseph
us Wilson of Paris. Silt promise ry note given y
Wilson to aro par y, ard dis ounted by Thomas and
4 Grener. Jury ral. Judgment for PA int Fl, Se7 Am
1 bier 1or Plaintiff, L. Day for Defendant
Fanny Thompson, William c. Tn, npson: p tition
Tor Divorce and Almon, Decree for divorce granted
and almo fo s. l00O and title to sma piece real
estate Shalersye. Strawder & Hat for Petitioner
" L. & H. c. Ranney, for Defendant. i z5
Upon MOI day, this week. there hundred and
ninety upon the DOC ket. But few yet been
tried, an many inue1, q num settled, and the
remain vii be trial during the term, be passed
: for want of ims
The CONTINENTAL GoFFEE PoT.- 1t is said
that the French people make the best coffee in the wor
that the Turks rank nd repairing this delicious
i beverage for the table Il
i, The ordinary American coffee pot gives a very poo
4 ext act of The coffee ry.
Messrs FA Curtis & Co., of this place, have for sal
the Contin entail off, Pot th possesses the
uabe prope.y Of the French mode of making cofte
decided improvement in the manner of attaining tn
result, that is, coffee that is clear having
oma of the berry in is full natural state, without
tinge of bitterness. the Coffee with of the Con
tinental Coffee Pots. will give the
d common pot. Cose lovers should by all call in
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