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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

DEATH OF AN INSANE WOMAN
Mrs. Harriet E. Dutter, who was
found to be insane atan inquest held
before Judge Nell some three weeks
ago, and placed in charge of the Sher-
lff to await the necessary preparations
forI her removal to Ythei Asylum at
Newburg, died of brain disease at the
residence of Deputy Sheriff Buck, in
the jaibbunding,l lon Friday evening
last. After the birth of her child, her
condition became critical, the physi-
clans who visited her entertaining lit
tie or no hope of her recovery, and
she continued to suffer till about eight
o'clock OH Friday evening, when death
came to relieve her of her troubles
We understand that reports are i'll cir-
culation in some parts of the county
that the unfortunate woman was not
properly cared for; that she was put
in the Jail cell, and there left TO suffer
without proper attention. All sucE
reports are utterly unfounded. She
was furnished with onei Of, the best
rooms in the building; two expe
rierced nurses were provided, who
bestowed upon her their constant care
and the most able and experienced
physicians of the place were employed
to attend upon her. She could no
have been better cared for had sh
been among her most intimate friends
The friends of the deceased tool
charge of her remains on Saturday
and they were removed to Windham
ther late residence, for burial,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

AN exchange well says: If the
President keeps on as he has began,
the Grants, everywhere, have @struck
oil" with yengence. Everybody
whose name is Grant, orwho is in any
way connected with a Grant, OF who
is an intimate friend ofAaE Grant, is
being appointed to Office, and with ev-
cry new appointment, the country ex-
claims who in h--l is he?Y You see
the Grants are not all famous, and
when this and that chap is put into q
good fat berth, the public has been SO
fearfully unaware of his existence that
his elevation makes it open its eyes!
There is no denying 1.-THE Grants
have got "big thing" and, to use g
slang phrase, we advise them to "gc
in and wini"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

The New York lEre'siag Post, an
ultraRadical paper, don't seem to think
General Gran t's Cabinet issueh a great
Improvement oyer any the. country
has had before, 1t says:
"But if we consider the Cabinet as
whole, it means nothing; it signifies
no policy, its character, the antece-
dents and the known opinions of its
members, foreshadow nothing of the
future course of the Administration
Those, therefore, who fall into, enthu-
siastic approval ofthe present Cabinet
go it blind.' st At,o
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25
masruA CORRESPONDENCE.

On Wednesday of last week span
of horses attached to a sled on whiciT
was seated about 16O Tbs. of animated
bone and muscle, perfectly saturated %
with benzfae; the whole concern driv-
ing along on the road at a furious rate,
and as natural result on such occa-
sions. failed 70 'fswitch off whenever
an obstacle came in the way. They
had gone on mile or so, with in
creasing speed. when they overlook
wagon loaded with various articles !:
and presto, the ground was instantly
and promiscuously strewed with frag-
ments of wagon and bob-sled, butter,
eggs and chickens, oats, turkeys and
skunk skins. the whole mass inter
mingled with frightened borses,swear-
ing drivers, and lastly, and the sole
cause of the catastrophe, an empty
pint flask, giving forth the odor Of
of the aforesaid benzine. No lives
were lost nor bones broken, and no
harm done by breaking egg shells, but
the parties were in somewhat of a
s.mess with the yelks, their appear
ance being better imagined than de-
seribed. The collision cost fifteen or
twenty dollars, and well illustrates the
folly of quitting an enemy into the
mouth TO steal away the brains. =
Neither of the parties belong in this
town, but certain persons who do re-
side here, and are in the habit of i'm
bibing inspiration from like sources
may receive passing notice some day
for similar nishap.
Among the many ,humbugs that are
continually brought before the public
the people of this town were treated
to a good one last week. A cute chap
well dressed, with oily tongue, ant
plenty of brazen assurance, succeeded
in heecing the women folks out of :
few " stamps" at nearly every house
by the use of a superior varnish,
which he daubed on the stoves anl
furniture within his reach. He wa
perfectly reckless in his statements
but very accommodating in his prices
Amy amount however. large, +" wa
thankfully received. Look out 70
him. This class of peddlars have be
come positive nuisance, and there j
no benefit whatever resulting from
their appearance at all hours, causin,
much loss of time and patience. Their
is no doubt but that many of them ar
the spies of the numerous gangs 0
thieves and burglars who infest tn
country at this time.vr7 --,,-r II ~
The Post Office at Mantua is jus
now bone of contention among on
radical friends. Petitions are indus
triously circulated for signatures, eac
claiming oar candidate the most avail
) able, and, of course the best man.
. is not positively known whether th
visit of late president" to Wash
ington had any influence there wit
5 the "powers that be-" The Demo
/, Gratis are looking on and enjoying th
: fun, which grows fast and furious.
4 The following transfers of real ei
: tate were made last week: J. w. Fo:
: ter to P. H. Cam, % rods at Mantu
| Corners !; consideration, $40. o. /
: Hayes to c. Mcleod, Il acre at Mar
= tua Station; consideration, 5000
G VERITAs.
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Mt. S. L. KAHN, of the Philadelphia
Clothing Hall, starts for the Quaker
City this morning, to replenish the
stock of goods at his new quarters in
Empire Block. He has had the man.
agement of this institution since its
establisl1nieht here-about year
and in that time has gained reputa.
ton for'good business habits and fair
deaIino.Ho3 {fssa ess ssltg5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25
BARRETT's makes Hair grow.

Ok Monday afternoon we were Wis
tied by one of the heaviest snow
storms of the season. and on Tuesday
the sleighing was quite good. The
weather is tickle and uncertain, and
no more reliance cana bea placedi lnslt
than in the promises of the Radical
politicians.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

We see, by some arTitten notices
posted ,around town that an election
will be held at, the Town Hall, on the
first Monday in April, for three Trus-
tees, one Treasurer, one Clerk, one
Assessor, three Constables, seventeen
Supervisors, and two Justices of the
Peace.oA f,s5an II s.-ss yrlgs. 'sa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

Mr.. II. BEEcHER, of the firm OF
Beecher & Seymour, left for the East
on Saturday morning last, for the pur-
pose, i9fI RurchasiingglE q !. s.DfsHl stock 9f
Spring b ODDS fdrEtlhf lHodse. Ihisl
few days they will be receiving the
first instalInent of their new purchase,
which they will be pleased to exhibit
to all those who may favor them with
a call.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

Mr.. JOHN JONES has purchased a
number of cows, and can now sup
ply a number of families with milk.
Orders left with Geo. Ticknor at this
Office will be promptly filled.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

Mr. FLATH. of the firm of Flath 4
Poe, Clothiers, is in New York laying
in stock of goods for the spring
trade. If You want ANYTHING in their
line don't fail to give them call.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

DEMOCRATIC GA1Ns.-Since the Pres
idential election, the Democrats have
gained in Oneida County. 1905; Erie
County, 321; Saratoga County, 1868 /;
Monroe County, TIA, Ulster County,
748. Other counties show an, encour-
aging increase Of Democratic strength.
-Chaataaqaa Co. Press. arr '''.l, 1n J
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

Mr.. Fl. S. ELsoS, for meny years
employed in the store of Col. John c.
Beatty, in this place, left on Monday
last to take charge of the Mercantile
business of Mr.. ANDREW PoE, at Mes
opotamia, Trumbull County.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

j. 8. SMITH & Co., are receiving and
opening the first instaIlment of their
spring Stock and will be glad to ex-
hibit them to those who desire to pur-
chase.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25
Lodge Meetings in Ravenna

Unity lodge No. IL, f. A. NJ, meets on the
second and fourth Mondays of each month.
f. TwIT. Sec'y. j. J. RICHARDSON, WIN.
Tyrian Chapter No. 81, r. A. M, meets the
third Wednesday in each month. ~ ttt
L. TwIT, Sec'y. III. c. RANNEF,H- r.
Ravenna Lodge No. 65, I. o. o. F., meets
Wednesday evening of each week.
M. WARNER. see,y w. H. BEEBE, n. G.
Ravenna Lodge No. gro, I. o. q. t. meets
Friday evening of each week.
L B. MORGAN, r. S. II. SAPP, W. c, I.
CLEVELAND s. PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On and after Dec. 2,st, $685. Trains will leave
Stations daily, Sundays excepted as follows:
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Ravenna Lecture ASS citation
Arrangements for the winter Of 1ses-e.

The Course will consist of ten lectures, of
which the Association are now prepared to an
nounce as follows: s,-,.. ..-ss..i ,,ss,..,t
TX. MISS ANNA DICKINSoN-Wednesd
April 7th-Subject-" A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE
x. Last lecture by HENRY9yINCENT. in
April a.n5>ia lli+4 sfi
Terms of Ad11issioRlo : sss.sstaH
Single Ticket. .........-.-..--.---.-.. 50 cents.
Tickets can be had of w. d. Beebe, Treasurer
at end National Bank, at the Ravenna Book
Store and at Waterman's Drug Store.lo flf
For the present the lectures will be held IN
DAYS halls. and wiilTcommenee at 500
O'Clock, p NJ.
BY order of the Executive Committees
Q8IOaqWI II: H. sTHfy'Esss;; f' sss;v
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EvERYBSDY uses "Barrett's.7 >

APPLE TREES. attention of
those desiring to obtain Choice apple
Trees, is directed to the advertisement
of John Harmon in another column.
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The Pat,'ie, ofParis, says that Pres
ident Grants message and the. eompo-
sition of tlle Cabinet accord perfectly
Since 1861, the ideas of government
Capitalization have BEEN predominant,
NOW they seem to be accepted as the
political doctrines ofthe great Repub-
lie. The message IN substance an
nounces the end of the reign of politi-
clans as the Cabinet does not Contain
a single really influential man. Grant
remains the sole and veritable dictator
of the American Government.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

sPR1Si SrYrLEs of window Shades and Fix
tIIres at r... SANtE & !" El-L9-
f.,II and seq them, 50-1w.
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A .ssIGNEE,s, ,Nor,ICE.

The undersigned hereby gives notice, that
Isaac Nance and Henry Is Ney, partners, nnder
the ilrrl name of Vance &Ney. of Rapenha. Por-
tage County Ohio on the 9th day of March, "A.
b. 1860, Assigned to him their property, goods,
chattes sand ehoses in aetion, an trust for the
benefit of their creditors that said trust has
by the Probate Court of said Portage County,
and tho creditors of said Vance y Ney are here
l3l,EaFug " +, T.. HATFIELD.
Rayenna. o., March 10. 1859. s9+sw. rf sN
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

MR.7JA.IEs BRUCE, for many years
conductor ON the p. s. c. R. r., has
rendered hisresignation to take effect
the first of April.
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spirituaIisrn.

Mr.. Z. ". Wilson will speak at Days, Hall.
Monday and Tue ,day eyenings next, March s9th
and aOth, at half past seven O'Clock. $es7.S
Mr. Wilson Is one gf the most ccielarated
sneakers and test mediums in the copntfy, and
the invitation is free to all to comclahd see and
hear what can be done aud said in favor of the
Spiritual Phylosophy. aRo~AG
Rayenna, March ss5. 1879 soAws 5 ssue sa1
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VoUNGsAPPLE.TRERs FOR SALE.

The subscriber has at his residence, one and
half miles west of Ravenna ,FiIlagey several
ect varieties. idrof which no wishes to sell this
spring tp, close out his nurseries Ul -LIf
The great sales of MANY thousands of bushels
the past season. at good prices remi inds us of the
profits of fruit Culture in this region, and that
land owners should prepare for future sales.
JOHN HARMON
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n EGAL NOTICE.-Johnr MeIntosh. WHO

T EGAL. NOTICE.-John Mcintosh. who
i ! resides at Twinsburg. Summit County Ohio.
Jerome Mcintosh. Amanda Gaylord, John UtielI
and Mary Udeil, residents of Portage County.
Ohio, Laura Smick, Who is resident of Athens,
Menard County, Illinois, Hannah Cady and Pc
ter Cady, residents of Monterey. Aegan Cotin-
ty, Michigan, will take notice, that a petition
was filed against them On the 9Th day OF March
A. ID. 1869, in the Court of Common pleas. of
Portage County Ohio, by ASahel q. Bradley,
and is pending. wherein said Asahel G..
Bradley being the oWnerin fee of one undivided
one fourth interest in common, demands parti-
ton of the following real estate:
SlIate in the township of Mantua, county of
Portage and State Of Ohio, known as being Il
part of lot No twenty three, l(23) in said town.
Ship. and bounded as follows: ON the north by
theh ghway. laading' from Mantua TO Hiram ON
the east by land in said lot owned by Benjamin
AIooreS heirs; on the south by lands in said lot
owned by Wesley Jones; on the west by lands
owned by W Wesley Jones and A. q. Bradley con-
tanning nine G) acres of land. a.ff st.L g.,
Also, another piece of land in said lot bound
ed on, the north by the highway leading from
MantIia to Hiram: on the east. south and west
by ENDS in said lot owned by the heirs OF Benz
iamin Moore, deceased. containing twenty (s0l
acreSief land. more or less. stl'1ls ttt'' iAAb
And that at the term of the Court eollinencip2s
on the 24th, day Of May next application win be
made by. said .iSahel G. Bradley for an order
that partition may be made of said premises.
i,t- -.ffa+ RANNEG 4 HAPFIELIA }
s9-6w Att'yS. for Plaintiff.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK, :
OF RAVENNA, o.,
Opposite ETNA BLOCK

rs a Home I,,stitsrtiols, for the Aceomntoda-
tio,s of hhe People of Portage County.
Wewill endeayor in the future, as in the past.
to give preference and I'LL orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
pie first.
win pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue Stamps-all sizes, kept constantly
on hand and all orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge.
U. $. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates 48f
Drafts drawn and eashed on all the principal
cities in the United States, CJ4TCKETT
Sight Drafts on England Ireland and ali
cities in Europe. .f,aF
Collections made on all points in the United
States and prompt remittance made y
4Is5 y. D.feLARk, Prest.
C.E. wITTER. Cashier = III. tIsl,zcg sF,
Nov. 5, 1868, tt.
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MH.L. p. SEYMOUR, formerly clerk
in Belding & Bros drug store, left for
Kansas, on Monday last.
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new Advertisements

hHeJ. s. Smith & Co-Ncw Goods.
RR-A H. Slayton &c-Mowers and Reapers.
~C. Ben Frankiin-sGard. VI foE4 zHT
~A H slayton, &c-Stern's Sickle Grinder
RfS5-W. b. Thomas administrator Sale. y
n6FJ W. Lewis-House and Lot for Sale. 81
n6HJohn Harnon-Apple Trees for, Sale,
R6eotis Reed-Melinda Kissell's Estate.
Oliver Steel-Charles Steels Estate. q
~R. V. Sutherland--Shoe Store and Bushes:
for Sale.
LOCAL NOTICES.
ASeBarrett-Five Notices.
RPE. ". Wilson-Splrituali
Anna DicKinson-Ninth Lecture.
maF-Vance s. wellsLThree Notices.
ESPH. D. Seymour-Cows for Sale.
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The Present Military Aspect on Affairs.
The New York Eapress has the fol-
lowing specifications in summary of
the present military complexion of
things: s., .
1st. A military President.
I'd. A military famiiyl,with the
President. si ls.sE b1ss <a5ail
Sd. A military executive mansion.
4th. A military guard around the
| White House. faswteaz-HFipl 2
9Th. Then comes Gen. Sherman i'll
command of the United States armies,
and announces to the country the
members of his staff. And who are
they? Who but men controlling the
head of every bureau attached to the
War Department, and completely
swallowing up the whole department.
The Adjutaht General, Inspector Gen
eral, Quartermaster General, Judge
Advocate General, Chief of Engineers,
and the Chief of Orttnancr,} all heres
tofore the subordinates of the Secre-
tai.yys Of war; are now declared to be
but the Staff Officers of the General
commanding the Army. @'-+'
9th. A military secretary Cof war
with military sympathizers all round
eFtii. Ten states Under milf rule;
9Th. Georgia out in the cold. Dit
to Louisiana. Ditto Virginia, Texas
and Mississippi. .sslsei,9 iiCs
| 9Th Afka1sas under scalawag mi
litia, and North Carolina under negro
militia. @-l 'z'' -''-s i'ssf. r.. .,' ~ ~.
If this is reconstruction, it is fail.
ure. If tits 5epublica1fisnf zitais &
great failureAbut fits military ides.
potism, then, we can understand it
We but discharge simple duty to oul
countrymen when wescntreat themtc
watch, and, as far as they can, arrest
theseinnoFations upon the Constitu.
tion of the country and the example;
of their fathers.
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Church, Rayenna, %. W for Confirmation on
Good Friday a6tf inst Services at 10lz A
NJ. The Bishop will preach.
i THY 1SSI,Y3 4 Es-h
Our VILLAGE PosT OFFICE.-The
special dispatches from Washington to
the morning papers on Thursday last,
contained the announcement that Mrs.
Eliza +. Evans had been nominated for
Postmistress at Ravenna. So at last
we haye peace. True, the slate-smash-
erta5 6esa q E6tk sid theSeaAet
labor of weeks and months, and the
anxious hopes of the faithful have
been blasted at single breath. But a
week ago the friends of Capt. Robin
son felt quite certain of his appoint
ment; but they have lived to learn
that
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-03-25

RAyENNA DIAMOND GLASS WORKS.
Active operations have commenced
at this important establishment. Con-
tracts have been entered into for the
erection of the additional buildings,
and construction of the necessary ma
chinery to put the Works in complete
order for the manufacture of Window
Glass. The new buildings are to be
constructed of solid masonry, of the
same style as the bresent Glass House
the principal building is to be fifty-siz
by fifty feet5on the ground and two
stories high, with wing sixty by
thirty feet, one story in height. The
main building is to be used for the
iattening oven and storing offenders,
and the wing for the tempering oven
and as cutting and pecking room
The works are expected to be in full
operation by the first of June.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
IN ESTATE. -ttt
In pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
of Portage County, Ohio; Twill offer for sale at
public auction 4 S'f-sr
GOT oNlTHE 9TH DAY oFlKPRIII, 1862
st 10 O'Clock A. NJ, upon the premises, the un;
divided one-ialf in common with Benz II. r.
Black of tile following described real estate be-
ing part o Lot No. % in the township of Pa
ris, Portage County, Ohl0 and bounded as fol-
lows ION = lin. .-s,l ~frI-Tf 1i. ts-fs - y
at the northeast corner of a ii tract in said
lot, decided by Clarinda Smith to Chester Hol
cOlmb; thence running south on said Chester
Holcomh's east line to his southeast corner in
the south line of 200 acre tract in said lot for
merly decided by Brainard Selby and wife to
John Smith: thence east on the south line of said
200 acre tract to the southwest corner of II
acre tract in said lot, belonging to the heirs of
Uorisanda MckinZie, to the north line of said
lot; thence vest said north line of said lot, to
thesplhce of beginning, containing III acres of
land being the same land decided to Watson
Holcomb by Ellen p. Herter, on the 18th day of
May 1863 and recorded in Portage County, re-
cords vol. 81, page 354.
Appraised at $76S % g ri y
TeInls of Sal0-One- half i'm hand and the re-
naming half in one year from date of sale with
interest. Said payment TO he secured by mort
gage upon the premises sold.
w. 3, THOMAS.
.,tGoyt aAIlmr OF Hiram Me Kinzie, ,,dec.
Z. II. BEAN, Auctioneer. 30-3w.
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Cows for Sale.

:" j90s H D. SEYMOUR.
Ravenna, March "a, 1863, Soft.
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The best laid schemes Of mice and men
Aft'panp aplee'

The appointment of Mrs. Evans
was obtained through the influence of
Mr.. Jesse r. Grant, the father of the
President-neither herself nor friends
here having made any efforts, TO- OBJ
tain it.
We have seen no announcement of
the confirmation of the appointment,
and hear it limited that some of those
whose noses have been put out of
joint by their defcat, y entertain hopes
that they can prevent the confirmation.
Let there be peace!
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aBAnRErr's perfectly falmiesso
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, 0.
Designated Depository of the

u Ss
II. 8. Bonds and Securities bOught sold and
exchanged at our counter. at best market rates
stocks and Bsonds. OF all kinds bought and
sold on Commission. in New York. or any de-
sired market ss-----S --~-f-.
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, silver, and premium funds
of all kinds. fss5G sct4 ctfTgj an
Drafts drawn and cashed ON all the principal
Cities in the United ShRtes. 49,,
Sight Drafts on England and ireland and
Passage Tickets from those Cities at
New York rates. g y 1'A 4
Revenue stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and DepOtits of Business men and
individuals. received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits rs may be
agreed upon.
VIII. BEEBE. Cashier.
GEO. RoBISsoS, President.
Sent 2 1893 If
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BURGLARY.-On Monday night the
boot and shoe store of Messrs. Dur
ham & Wait, in Phillips Block, in this
village, was entered by one or more
burglars, and some two dozen or more
pairs of mems Boots, and about the
same number of ladies' cloth shoes
and CATERS stolen. The money draw
er was removed from its place, and a
five cent piece and few postage
stamps taken therefrom. A few rev.
enue stamps in the drawer were left.
The entrance was effected by the
breaking of light of glassin the sash
door at the rear of the building, which
enabled the burglars to reach through
and remove the fastening to the door,
giving them free access to the store
There is no clue to the perpetrators OF
the burglary.
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5MARRlED

BROWN-SAUSEMAN- the residence of
Rev A. B. Green. in this Village by the same:
on the end inst Mr. George w. Brown, of
| Charlestown, and Miss Lydia E. Sauseman,
of Ravenna. -t.-l Fl ~ f2fl fjAl stFsisEf- x
TH0MAS-DAYIS.- in Paris. Saturday Eve.
March sgth. at the brides residence BIZ the
| Rev. ID. G. Thomas. Mir. William Il. Davis to
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