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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03
9th Ohio Battery.

THE SUMNER PURCHASES, in Dry Goods,
among those properly called Consumers, are
now being made, and it is for the interest of
these parties to know of whom and where to
buy. In the first place the fashion journals are
consulted so that we may know a07sat to buy
so as to select the kinds and styles of Goods
that are orthodox in the fashionable world
Thus equipped, we consult the Advertising
columns of the Portage County Democrat, and
there we are advised that j. c. BEATTY, No. 5
PHENIx BLOCK, is in receipt of a mammoth
stock of seasonable Goods, which he has
bought upon such terms that he can sell them
cheap for cash. Now we are ready for start,
and away we go to BEATTY's-by the way,
every body goes to Beatty's-certes, when we
went, we found every body-and his wife
there up to their eyes in the most beautiful
styles of Summer Dress Goods-new silks
enchanting misunderstanding shawls-
lovely veils and Shaker Hoods, Ladies' Hats,
parasols, sun umbrellas, ribbons and flowers,
prints and ,cottons, trimmings and white
goods, hose and gloves, boots, shoes and gai-
tiers, new style of clothes for gents, and if we
were Dry Goods Vocabulary we could name
all the things at Beatty's-but as it is can give
only the heads of departments-bu the stock
is prime, good and cheap-the statesmen ac-
complished and accommodating looking
the matter all over Beatty's is splendid
place to trade-and the people who can't be
pleased there, don't know when they are blind
to their own interest.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03
NELSON.
(Gorrnsponder2ce.l

Correspondence
On Wednesday as Thos. Vaughn, was re-
turning home from Garrettsville, his horse be-
came frightened and unmanageable and by
kicking nearly demolished the vehicle to
which he was attached. Mr.. Vaughn was Sc
riously injured. He was thrown from the
wagon and badly bruised, and also kicked by
the horse. The unfortunate man being con-
siderably advanced in years, will recover
slowly.
The Mite Society at Mr.. Elias Clar,;'s on
Wednesday evening, was quite success.
The Copperheads hold an occasion meet
ing They have been addressed by the OBJ
noxious Hiram students.
The Dairying business starts out fine, and
the prospect is, the dairymen will realize
quite handsomely from the business this sea-
son. IL to 8 cents being the ruling prices
now.
Another of the brave Nelson boys has fall
en-. In the death of Samuel A. Tuller, we
have truly lost brave and noble soldier
He was one of the first to enlist in his coun-
try's service, having served over two years in
Company G., 7th Reg't., 0. V. L, was severe
ly wounded at the battle of Culpepper, in the
shoulder. But Charlottesville ended his
soldiers record and life mission.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03
Con,,nencementa AT hiram.

The Annual Commencement of the Ec-
LEcTIo INSTITUTE at Hiram, will take place
on Thursday, nert aoeek, June IL, under the
tent. We hope as many of our citizens as
possible will make it point to be presents
and spend day of profit and interest socially
and intellectually. The Hiram people are
hopitable, will greet all friends, acquaintances
and corners most cordially, upon such an
occasion. This, too, would be particularly
gratifying, as an expression of appreciation of
the course of the Institute in refusing to toll
crate the breath of disloyalty in its midst-an
ordeal through which it has been just called
to pass.
The annual anniversaries of the societies
will, also, take place-that of the Delphac
upon Wednesday evening--before commence
ment-that of the Heperian upon Thursday,
the evening of commencement day.
The exercises each evening will consist Of
orations, a discussion. colloquy, farces, tab
leaux, &C., &c. Music by the Burton Brass
Band-vocal music by the Eclectic Quartette
Club.
Ravenna should send large representation,
and we trust our people will so do. De not
let it be forgotten.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

REFREsHING-The Soda Water from the
Fount at the establishment of G. A. Pease.
PEAsE has fitted up his establishment in fine
style for supplying desirable luxuries in his
line during the Summer, and the rush during
the excessively warm days of the last week
made the opening of the cheated term'' live
ly enough. Pease keeps all the fruits of the
season, choice groceries-pays particular at
tention to the fresh fish trade-supples ice to
families and all Others in need ereof-keeps
flowers, plants, &C., for those who love to
cultivate the beautiful or hurry up their gar
dens. For proof of the averments above
call on G. A. Pease, No. 4 Phenix Block, Ra-
VIENNA. ***
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Letter from Tennessee.
CAMP NEAR FRANKLIN, TENN.,(
Nav 1R 1859 (

MAY 1o, 1000.
Ed Democrat: / have
word to say about the Northern Copper
heads, or traitors, and what the soldiers think
of them. The question is asked, is there no
way to get rid of them? We answer, yes,
there is one way, and that is by using the
hemp. tell you, they had better go slow,
and learn to peddle, when the soldiers get
home Oh, how we would like to get hold
of them. We would not treat them so len
iently as we do rebel prisoners, for we look
upon them as ten times worse than the trait
'ors in arms, for they are as cowardly set of
devils as ever drew breath. They are like
snakes in the grass. They keep hid that
they may not be seen by any but their own
kind. There is but one sentiment here, and
that is: hang our enemies in the rear, and
show our enemies that we don't want them
to live and enjoy peace when we have gained
it by our hard tolls and long marches, thro'
mud, snow and rain, in addition to many hard
fought battles to maintain the right.
The cowardly traitors say they hope we
will get enough of it before we get through
with it. In return we say we hope they will
get enough of it, a0hera we get through with
it. Yours, &C.,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

Dr's LEONARD and PITMAN-The profess
sional card of these gentlemen appears in the
first page Directory of this paper DIR. G. s.
Leonard is well known to our citizens, and
his reputation as a skillful practitioner is well
established among us. Dr. Pitman comes
with first class qualifications and high repu-
tation where he has heretofore resided and
practiced. For two years past he has been in
the army as surgeon in the LIST Reg't., 0. V.
A. The soldiers in Cotter's and other Bate
ries are loud in their praises of his devotion
and skill, and express the regret they feel at
his departure from them, in no measured
terms.
The Office of the new firm is the second
door east of the Ravenna Book Store.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

The EDINBURGH REVIEW, APRIL, 1863
AMERICAN EDImoN-This publication, for
the April Quarter, is on our table. Price So.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co., 3s Wal
ker Street, New York.
Contends, Kinglake's Invasion of the
Crimea; 2, Worsley's Translation of the
Odyssey; 8, Tithe importation; 4, siman-
cas- Records of the Reign of Henry VII; S,
The Black Country 6, India under Lord
Canning Z, The Bible and the Church; g.
Sir Rutherford Aleock's Japan; 9, Professor
Huxley on Mans Place in Nature; 10, The
Greek Revolution.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03
NIiIitary Meeting.

CAPT. EDGERToN, of the LIST Ohio Artille-
ry, who has been prisoner and tasted of the
comforts of Libby prison in Richmond, and
Mai. c. S. CoTTER, will address the citizens
of Ravenna on Thursday evening, this week,
at the Town Hail. These officers are recruit
ing for their regiment and are holding meet
ings in many places in this vicinity. Our cit
izens will be glad to hear these speakers and
will turn out en- mass-ladies and gentlemen
to greet them.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

FROM A private letter from Murfreesboro'
we learn that Gen. J. A. GARFIELD, chief of
Staff to Gen. Rosecrans, has been very i'll and
confined to his bed for five days; but is now
better and able to attend to his duties again.
His position is very laborious and has requir-
ed of him an intense devotion, depriving him
of almost all opportunity for sleep. This
continued labor prostrated him, but we are
glad to know the army was but temporarily
deprived of his services. -.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

NTHDDLE DIVISION.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE of MAILS
Ar RAvENNA. OHIO.

DAiLF-GoiRg North pia; Railroad.
Depart al Z at A. NJ. Mail close at 81 A. NJ.
DAfLY- GoiHg Southpta: Railroad.
Depart at 94S, A. NJ. Mail close at e3l A. NJ
DAILY Eaon Valley.
Arrive, at 400 Pm. Depart at 1000 A.M Mai
closes at $3.50. A. NJ
TRI-REEKLF-Rd RdUenad to Warren.
Depart every Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday al
l0.i8 An. Mail closes $50 A NJ Arrive every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday by 400 PM.
SEMI ~HEEKLY-Chordon.
"a Arrive every Wednesday and Friday, at 4. PM
s Depart,every Tuesday.and Thursday at 200 AM
Post Office AT FRavenna:
OPEN at 90, A. NJ. CLOSE 80 P NJ. Daily Sun
DAYS excepted. R. A. GILLETTE. P. M
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

OF Customers are advised carefully to con-
suit the 4duertising ools'mans Of the Portage
County Democrat this a0eek, tor there they
aotU learn aohere the best bargains IN Dry Goods,
Groceries, DC, can be obtained, and a07'ere the
largest and best stocks to select from can be
found IN
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

Rev. W. F. DAY. of Ravenna, delivers
the Annual Address before one of the socie-
ties of Baldwin Institute at Berea, on Monday
the 9Th. Rev. j. E. WILSON of Ravenna,
delivers the annual address before another
Society of the same institution upon Tuesday
the 9th. The Annual Commencement exer-
cises takes place on the latter day.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

c. F. WILcUTT and JAS. M. MASON, of
Hiram, Copperheads, spoke in Charlestown,
on Friday evening last. Their remarks-par-
ticularly those of the latter-so outraged the
feelings of the loyal men present, that the
meeting came to summary and rather un-
graceful close.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03
FREEDOM

The Union voters of Freedom, are request
ed to meet at the Town Hall, Friday eve-
ming, the 18th inst inst, to appoint delegates
to the County Convention, to be held at Ra-
VIENNA, on the 18Th.
LYMAN BRYANT, Com.
Freedom, June 2, 1868.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03


HORRIBLY TRAGEDY IN INDIANA.-Simon
Slough, of Ravenna, who returned from the
scene of the tragedy last week-having visi-
ted Indiana on business connected with his
Mail Contracts-gives US the following state
ment of tragedy in which two men were
murdered and an officer shot, and the mur-
derer hung by the populace. Upon Wednes-
day, last week, two men upon horses, present
ed themselves to Mr.. Cooper, householder,
at Kokomo, Howard County, Indiana, offer
ing their horses for sale. While talking with
Cooper, Mr.. Coe, the Deputy Sheriff, of How
ard County rode up and said to Cooper, "these
horses are stolen, take that one by the bits.''
Cooper attempted to do so, and the thief drew
pistol and shot him through the head. He
then leveled his weapon at the sheriff and
fired, and the bullet entered the person of
local preacher passing, named Lowe, who sur
vived but four hours after. The thief then
fired the third time, wounding the Sheriff in
the shoulder. > He then wheeled his horse to
fee-but the crowd, by this time gathered
partially interrupted the movement, and
soldier drew pistol and fired, the shot taking
effect on the thigh of the thief-who was
then captured and put in jail. At the begin
ming of the affray the second thief drew a
pistol but did not fire, and as attention was di-
verted from him ran his horse short distance
out of the town, and took to the woods on
foot-and when our informant left had not
been captured.
| Upon Thursday night about six hundred
men gathered about the Jail and by force
gained admission and possession of the person
of the thief They took him to the Court
Yard and summarily hung him, making a
gallows of three rails and suspending their
victim from it-he died a slow and painful
death. The body remained upon its gallows
during the next day.
The horses were stolen from the q. s.
Camp, at Indianapolis, the day before they
were brought into Kokomo. A robbery was
also committed at the Little House in that
city-a pistol and $500 or 5000 stolen. The
pistol used by the horse thief was the one
! stolen. 1t was a revolver and would dis
: charge but three barrels. This was the case
with one used, and when it had been fired
three times the desperate in whose hands it
was, sought to escape by flight The thief
and murderer gave his name to different par
ties as Smith, Jones and Williams, none OF
which were thought to be his true name.
Mr.. Slough was in Kokomo on Friday, and
witnessed the burial of the murdered Cooper
Kokomo is thriving village-the Capital
of Howard County. It is upon the line Of
the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad, fifty
miles north of the latter. The affair has
caused the greatest excitement in the region
where it occurred, and through the attention
of Mr.. Slough, we present reliable state
ment of the facts, of this most horrible
tragedy, as they trapspired.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

A New BR1eADE.-MaJ. Gen. Fairchild
has reinforced his gold pen brigade at the Ra-
VIENNA Book Store so that its numbers are
now up to the regulation, and tie places of
absentees, made by the heavy drafts of the
customers of that establishment, are again
all filed.
The stock of gold pens and cases is now
complete, and are offered at prices little
less than heretofore, the goods having been
bought lower in New York.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

DRUNK AND DIsoRpERLY.-HenryH Holmes
was committed to jail by officer Bnck last
week for being drunk and disorderly on Main
street. Upon appearing before Justice Hor-
ton he was fined five dollars and costs, which
he paid-making the costs of few drinks of
whisky higher than the price of gold in Rich
mond
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The Rarbers ef Ravenna !!

TTEREBY give notice to their customers, that in
IL future their charge for shaving will be Ten
Cents The former price is not enoughto enable tbem
to keep their ahops open and pay expenses. For
sometime the price has been Ten Cents, but all custo
mers not seeming TO be aware Of the fact, we make
this former announcement Do not think the charge
is too much-for at the prcewe name the expense of
the Barbers art is chap in compa ison with
of other things Thankful for the past liberal Gus
tom OF the public, respectfully solicit cantinu-
ance Of the same. and will do our best to please
For .ac future our tariff is as follaws;
Shaving, =, ..TRN CENTS
Hair Cutting e, -. ....... ......FIFTREN CFrrs.
Shampooing.. .TwEETY-A I'VE CENTS.
C. JOHNSON,
fSf2sks# ISRAEL JOHNSON.
Ravenna, May 10, 1853. 3w.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

LIEUT.. HARRY M. DEAN of Co. G, 7th
Ohio arrived in town on Friday evening, look
ing hale and hearty. He returns on Monday
next, and will take all letters that may be
left at the Ravenna Book Store for him, prior
to that time.
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ADDITIONAL evidence.

RREDsBUasH, Wayne County. o., July a. 1853:
DR C. w. RoBAoK--Dear Sir. have been afflicted
for about eighteen years. with Rheumatism in my left
thigh and hip, in bat time have tried great
re.edes considerable expense, without much re-
laf short time since was induced by your sgent in
this place. w. Grinde, try Scandinavian Blood
Pills aud Blood Purifier, and happy to that OBJ
taued relief from them than from any other med
scfne ever nsed believe that the continued of
your medicines would entirely cure me.
Yours, &c. D. C. MARTIN.
March %. 3m -
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Locals N Offices.

-~-~-~-~-~,~--->~c~>~~~o~~
SOLDIERS CLAIMs.-I am authorized and
prepared prosecute and collect all Soldiers Claims
for Bounty, Arrears of Pay, &c. By the law Of Con
gress of the past Winter, all soldiers discharged b,
Of wounds received in battle, entitled
One Hundred Dollars Bounty.
prepared TO attend to the collection of all such
claims. -a
Charges will be in all cases made reasonable and
satisfactory.
Soldiers, now is the time to get your money.
- I'D. HORTON.
RAvEsNA, May 10, 1858. mt
Baskets, of many kinds-Traveling Retl-
cule, Pic-Nic, Market, &c.-a new stock just
opened at the Ravenna Book Store.
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-. .-0~~

SHERIFF PARSONS took his prisoners, Nor
ton, Gibson, and Mcfarland, to Columbus on
Monday. A. Fl. Parsons, of Ravenna, &C
companied him as prisoners guard.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ro-Day's New Announcements.

TPSimon Perkins-James Beams Estate.
ITE. spalding, sec'y-Portage Co. Ag. Fair Prem
IPDavid X. Wheeler-Thankful Kings Estate.
l-Ts. 3. Wood waId, Atty-Guardian Sale.
ICPWm. F. Parsons-sherifs Sales: Hall VS.. Rus
sell; Furry VS.. Furry; Fitch vs.McEwain.
II PPoe & Sro.-Spring Goods.
HPAmbrose -Culver-Ricbar Clark's Estate
IC5sJ. C. Bea;ty-New Goods.
TPAnnette H. Bateh--Curtis Hatch's Estate
IT 5sMichael Pills Five Dollars Reward.
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~%@~~-

INSTALLATION ExERcIsEs.-The Installa-
ton of Rev. E. B. MASON, as pastor of the
take place on Thursday, next week, June IL,
commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M Public ex-
ercses at 1 O'Clock, P. M. Invocation by
Rev. Joseph Merriam, Randolph; Prayer, by
Rev. E. E. Lamb, Rootstown; Sermon by
DR.. NJ. L. P. Thompson, Second Presbyterian
Church, Cincinnati Charge to Pastor, by
Rev. J. A. Thome, Cleveland; Installing
prayer, by Rev. George Darling, Hudson !;
Right Hand of Fellowship, by Rev. DR.. Good
rich, First Presbyterian Church, Cleveland !;
Charge to people, by Rev. J. C. Hart, Edinburg.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03


ACcIDENT-On Saturday last, Mr.. Jas.
Carnahan had the first finger of his right
hand sawed at the Hub Factory of 81. & A.
Stowe, so that amputation below the knuckle
joint was necessary. Mr.. c. was showing a
plank through the saving machine, and a
new pair of shoes upon floor worn slippery
proved treacherous, and as he pressed the
plank forward he slipped and fell upon the
machine in manner to cause the accident
1t is a wonder the misfortune was not greater.
DR.. Alcorn dressed the wound which is doing
WELL
Sometime ago, Mr.. Carnahan while at work
in the factory, received an injury in his right
eye, rendering it almost sightless.
So i
The Cleveland Soldiers Aid Society ac-
knowledges receipts from auxiliary societies
in Portage County, viz
S. A. S. STREETsBoRo-Cash for purchase
of cloth, $12.
IS. A. S. RANDoLPH-1 box, L Dbl. Q sacks
quilts, Is shirts, IA prs drawers, II towels
18 lbs bdg, comp, &c, 10 lbs d fruit L sack
feathers, / Dbl onions.
S. A. S. SHAIERsv1LLE-2 boxes, keg, z
p cases, 80 shirts, hdkfs, 2 prs socks, Il
pads, lbs lint, bdg and comp, 35 lbs d fruit
27 lbs butter, 36 doz eggs, books and papers
s. A. s. NELsoN-1 Dbl egg, 2 bbls, busl
potatoes, 2 bush potatoes and parsnips. s
/ s. A. S. WINDHAM-3 bbls potatoes, &c,
keg IL doz eggs, l keg pickles.
S. A. S. H1RAM-2 boxes, bbls; 2 cans,
| jug fruit, 2 bottles syrup, 81 lbs fruit, J.
bush apples, 8 bbls potatoes. "
s. A. 5. sGARRETTsvILLE-2b boxes bbls
"a jars fruit and pickles, 10 lbs d fruit, IL do
eggs 2 bbls potatoes.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

OF Single Papers Of this ,oeek's issue Of the
Democrat may be obtained at the counter of the
Rauauaa Book Store, for cents each, or cents
tn aorqppers for mailing.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

THE County CoMM1ss1oNERs assembled
on Monday for the purpose of holding their
Annual June session.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

GEN. E. B. TYLER, purposes to leave on
Friday next to return to the Army.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

At CONVERSE & GREENiS you will find the best
of Sugars, Green, Black, Gunpowder and Imperial
Teas. In fact. we keep all kinds of Groceries, and
sell them at small profit.
Dent fail to give us call and examine our goods,
for we are ready at all times to show our Goods,
whether YOU purchase or not We feel confident we
can do you GOOD.
NJ All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for
Goods ct cash prices. Don't forget The corner lately
rebuilt by Converse & Green.
Rootstown, May, 1863.
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@ TAX EN UP.-Tahen mp on the 18th inst,
ZST& by the subscriber, large Bay Horse. Has
AZS- three white feet, and star in the forehead.
Supposed 70 be about 10 years old The IS re-
arested TO prove property. pay charges and take him
away. E.P. KING.
Ravenna, May Is 1868. 2e-sw
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

REv.J. C. HART, preached in the M. E.
Church, in this village, on Sabbath evening
last
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

DEPUTY PRovosT MARSHAL Buck arrested
and conveyed to Warren on Monday,
Bassett, deserter from the Cavalry
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Soldiers Aid society.

SOIdIeFs5 AID S0OIeCys
Until further notice, the Ladies of the Sol
diers' Aid Society will serve Ice Cream upon
Friday evening of each week, in the room
north of the Post Office, first floor, Phenix
Block.
Mrs. HELEN B. RANNEY, Sec'y.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-06-03

The Union Tow nship C0mmitteemen, named be-
low will call the meeting for choosing delegates to
the County Convention, by such notification as they
see prrper.
Atwater-J R Conrad, Jas Webber.
Aurora-R = p Cannon, Worthy Taylor.
Brimheld-H Carter, Phillip Boosinger.
Chariestown-SeIah Palmer, A Shipman.
Deerfield-N Wann, Nell
Edinburg-Curti Goddard, Bristol.
Frank hn-C n Kent, Christopher.
Freedom-L Bryant, Heyd.
Hiram-J Rhodes, w w Stevens.
Mantua--O Blake. "A n Farr.
NeIson-L Stockwell. L y Brown.
Palmyra-H G Spooner, D wilson.
Paris-B Selby Jr, L N Patterson.
Randolph Walter Dickinson, Thos Gorby.
Rayenna-L Dodge, S Harris. Jr.
Rootstown-A H Barlow Otis Reed.
Shalersyiiie-W Hine, Henry Sturdevant.
Strestsboro-Lora Case, Dooiittle.
Sufield- Elson Ticknor, Fl A dams.
Windham-F F Applegate, w Adams.