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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-09-15
MANTUAf
IcoRREsPoNDENcE.l

81 We will frespass upon the Patience
&c t6e Teaderse the PKEss, to again
bffdh ) no tice the Banton and unpro-
Yoked attack upon the 9eracity of
& z Ksritas,v which has appeared IN the
HsEss and Cleveland HERAED at sun
dry times, we are well aware that
nothiugis gained by stopping to chas-
.aise every puppy that barks at US as
e-pass aleng, yet our regard for the
truth demands at least passing no.
tice of the subject. Last May we
gave as an item of news the organ
ization of two Sabbath schools at the
Eentery together with the number in
attendance at each school, as reported
to as by reliable persons, which state
ment we still believe to be correct, as
nitScanAbc .substantiated by abundant
testimony. We made no attack upon
the school, nor allured or entieed any
scholar away from one to- the other,
but as they progressed, gave them
both complimentary notice, as they
deserved. With the wounded pride
and envy of one school at the success
of the other, we have nothing to do,
neither do we think it profitable to
have the false charges and unfounded
assertions of any one whose want of
judgement leads him TO court an unen-
viab1e notor1ety. We repeat that we
are perfectly willing to accept the YER
dict of the public, and will dismiss
the subject.
! The propriety of sendiug Gen. J.
A. Garfield again to Congress, to mis-
represent the interests of the people
in the 18th District, was fully discuss
ed at Mantua Corners last Saturday
evening, by the General himself. We
hope that all good Republicans went
away With q full conviction of their
duty to submit their necks to the yoke
yet a little longer.
The cominendable efforts of our
township Trustees to render still more
attractive and beautiful those sacred
and halIowed spots where rest the re-
mains of our departed friends, are
properly appreciated by the whole
community, and we now may well
feel proud of our beautiful cemetery.
We hope that the spirit of improve
ment may extend to other localities
where it is needed. VERITAs.
g 81 MANTUA Sept. IL, 1870.
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GARRETrsv1LLE.
coHREsPoNpENcE.


Last Thursday the Baptist Sabbath
School held a picnic at Nelson Ledges.
At nine o'clock in the morning. in
pursuance of previous notice, the
young people of our village as well
as the numerous scholars who felt an
interest in the welfare of the Sabbath
School of which the most were men,
bers, met at the Baptist church 10. ar
range for the anticipated good time of
the day. The morning presented q,
clear sky and a bright sun seemed to
make all feel sanguine of a happy
day for the members of the school.
AS soon as possible all things were
satisfactorily arranged and after
pleasant ride of about an hour, the
Ledges, SO widely known as a pleas
ant resort, were reached. Aftei, a
bouptiful repast had been disposed of
by those in attendance, the remainder
of the day was spent in visiting the
various caverns and rocks with which
The place abounds, aud as evening
drew near all returned to their homes.
For few weeks gentleman and
lady who registered their names as
Ashland and wife, have been sojourn-
ing at the Cascade House, at the
Ledges. The parties represented
themselves as being from New York,
and that they were passing the sum-
merin this vicinity. The gentleman
for some time seemed to have large
amount of surplus funds, until quite
recently, when he claimed that he had
been robbed in Cleveland, and was
unable to meet his bills at the Ho tel
or to pay for the livery team which
he had been keeping for some time.
Yesterday a telegraph dispatch was
received ordering his arrest, as he had
embezzled several thousand dollars of
the funds belonging TO the Erie Rail-
way, while recently in their employ
as Cashier, at Patterson, New Jersey.
His true name turns out to be Valen-
tine, instead of Ashland, which it
seems he assumed to avoid detection.
He is now under arrest in the hands
of marshal Beardsley, and his, case is
not yet disposed of but he will pr6ba-
bly, be returned to Patterson, under
requisition for further investigation.
NEPTUNE.
GARRETTsv1LLE, Sept. 10th, 1870.
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HIRAM
coRREsroNpENcE.

"A VERY serious accident happened
to Anthony Norlhrup, a young man,
assisting in moving building for T.
j. Newcemb, few days ago. He
was under the building which was be-
ing turned around on three trucks
In consequence of a lack of help, one
of the trucks went from under the
building, letting one corner of it to
the ground. Young Northrup saw
the truck just as it was going out, and
with remarkable presence of mind
placed himself between the sleepers.
He was not seriously, though consid-
erably injured. Had he been a few
inches to the right or left of his posi-
ton when the building came down, he
would have been crushed to atoms.
WEEK before last Prof. Hinsdale
delivered lecture on the cause of the
French and Prussian war. The Pro-
fessor takes the ground that the cause
of the war is not of recent origin, but
of several years growth. The lecture
was replete with valuable historic
facts, and all who listened to it were
edited as well as instructed. Last
Sabbath evening Prof. Hinsdale gave.
lecture on the results of the present
European war, which was listened to
with remarkable interest and atten-
ton.
Mr.. HowELs, of the Ashtabula
Sentinel, delivered three lectures in
this place last week. Subject
Wales" As the speaker is a native
of that country, we presume he was
master of the subject if not of the sit
nation. Those who heard were well
pleased with the efforts. 9'a j.
LAST Monday the Disciple Sabbath
School had their annual pic mic at
Nelson Ledge. A large crowd was in
attendance from this place, and was
met at the Lodges by numerous friends
from other towns. The Cernet Band
was pressed into service and enliv-
ened the occasion. as well as treated
the Inhabitants along the route to a
generous supply of the choicest mu-
sic. The day was all that could have
been desired, and the little folks as
well as the large ones, were highly
gratified with the days proceedings.
Sept. Ii, 1870. E@H SR III.
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The Board of the Portage County
Agricultural Society. met at the Office
of The Secretary, on Monday the 18th
inst. There was a more general at
tendance than at any meeting of The
kind in several years.
G. P. Reed and A. G.. Mason were
appointed unanimously Superintend-
ents of the Floral Hall in place of DR..
A. A. Harris.
The names of the Superinten dents
is ample security that no pains will be
spared to make the Hall what it
should be, the item of interest of the
Fair. Hss,kas s a., f.=I
The matter of renting the grounds
TO shows, eating stands &c. was in
trusted to III. Z. Beebe.
The meeting adjourned with the
determination of all to make the So
scicty the pride of the Agricultural in
terests of Portage County.
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We are informed that a new disease
has made its appearance among the
cattle in Northern Ohio, which pre-
walls in this locality to some extent at
the present time. It affects mostly
the limbs in the shape of surface
sores. We would gladly await and
receive information from any person
well posted upon the subject.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE OF REAL
"A ESTATE.-On the 10Th day of October,
will sell on the premises. a half y mile north of
the center of Paris, to the highest bidder the
following real estate, ms the pro perty OF Edward
Jones. deceased, to-wit, = - ftsi
Being part of lot IS, bounded north by lands
owned by j. Il. Thomas. east by the lot line,
south by land of j. L.. Rees, and west BY the
public highway, running from Paris 10 Wind-
ham, containing 20 acres. but TO be sold In two
separate lots OF ten acres each. Appraised ut
$35 per acre. ZIAffatl sg4 In
Terms of Sale-Onc-hair cash, and one-hali in
one year from date, with approved security.
400 - > w. u. THOMAS, Admr.
Of Edward Jones, deceased.
Rayenna, Sept IA, 1870, i0y-tf
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Lee BRoKEN.-On the 29th ult.,
while Mr.. Robert Meloy was leading
a span Of horses through a pair of
bars on his farm in BriInfeld, a colt
ran against the bars knocking one of
the erails against Mr.. Mcloy's legs
breaking the bone.
ANoTHER.-Ones day last week a
man named Workingberger, living in
the northwest part of Brimfield, had
one Of his legs badly fractured by be-
ing kicked by q; horse
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Successors to Poe s. Brother, Dealers in Drugs.
Medicines, Paints, Oils. Yaraish, Glass, Putty,
Cutlery. Lamps. Groceries, Perfumery, Fancy
Toilet articles, Pure Wines and Liquors for me-
dicinal use. Physicians prescriptions careful
ly Compounded. We have secured the services
of DR.. Charles E. Poe, and the Prescription De-
partment win ba tunddrI his control. swif's
Block Main Straet. Rayenna O.. T5-tG
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To whom it may Concern.

We, the undersigned Apothecaries and Drug
gists ef;tAeCity of :eleveland, taket pleasure in
recommending our fellow townsman, Mr.. E. A.
shellentrager, to the citizens Of gRayenna and
vicinity. as competent Apothecary and Drug
gist He has been connected with some of our
best Drug Houses from his boyhood up. both as
a dispenser of medicine and salesman, and we
can assure MessrsA EFainerd & Son. that in our
opinion, they have made an excellent selection,
man of ability, in whom they can place the
most implicit confidence, and who is capable OF
taking charge of any Drug Houses as pre-
scriptionist and salesman.
E. NJ. HESSLER.
VAUPEL, MOORE CO.,
HENSCH 4 CO..
SAM'L. H SHANNON,
HARTN ESS q HULING,
H. e. BUSCH. NJ. d..
BENTON, MYERS & CANFIELD, =
G. W. CLARK, :
w. II. CAPENER. NJ. d. ii
Go TO E. T. Brainerd s. Son, for your Coffee
: Tea, 75-tf. - =
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A YOUNG Misses pic mic was held in
the sugar grove of E. S. Skilton, in
the northeast part of this township,
ON Wednesday of last week. 1t was
quite well attended and those who
participated had very enjoyable time
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Iiat or Adrertisemenls..

4 ~ 10
nNe Mr. H Beecher-Closing Out.
nGr Mrss Hasbropck7Ne New Goods.
1T7-Olive J. Jenords-Legal Notice.
RRr Alexander H. Wileox-Leg Notice.
~ Van Ambursh Cos. Great Golden Me
nagerie.
R6SrJ h Niehols-Assignee's Notice.
LOCAL NOTICES.
nT Mrs. 4. w Reed Peoples Store
Ar Mrs. Il. Beecher-In New York
1rPoe Bros Double Finished Alpacas.
NW-Poc BrOs-Collarets-
nS7-Poe Bros-Flannels.
h8-Po Bros-Repellants.
nHePoe Bros-Andrew Poe in New York.
MY Poe Bros1The Utica Cater.
D&rPoe Bros-All the Latest Styles.
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II EGAL NOTICE.-Eber J. Jehords of Ash
IL tabula County. and State Of Ohio, is here
by notified, that Olive Jefords. did. on the 10Th
day of September. A. d. 1870, file her petition in
Pleas, within and for the county of Portage and
State of Ohio. charging the said Eber j. JEFF
fords with being wiliully absent from petition
er for more than three years last past without
cause or Justification therefor. and asking that
she may be div0rced1ram said Ebsr j. Jeffortls,
and be restored to her maiden name Said pe-
tition will stand for hearing at the October
term of said Court Dated this 18th day of
September, 1870.
a,,,,- OLIyE,J. JEFFORDs,
WISH = BY BTEECE 8 THOMAS,
1O1-6w. Attorneys for Petitioner
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eeerfield Township Agricultural Fair.

The2 Agricultural socIety Of Deeraeld. will
hold its Annual Fair upon Saturday, the Gath day
of September next. The Society having pro-
cured a new ground, are making every effort to
make this the best of their fairs, will have a
good i mile track for the exhibition of horses
=, j. NJ. FRY. Prest.
e. S. TIBBALs Sec'y.
Deerfeld. Aug. ~ 1870, 1054E. y
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WINDHAM.
coRREspoNDENcE.

r. - . -
The following letter of our Wind
ham Correspondent came to hand af-
ter our paper had gone 10 press last
week. We shall be pleased to have
the writer keep US posted as to what
is transpiring in that region.-ED.
PRESS
Mr.. Editor II believe Wihdham
has never yentured to speak through
the columns of your paper. Upon
the news of the day, i give you below
q few7items:
To say that the past season has been
very wet and exceedingly hot, and
that crops and vegetation are looking
finely, would not be very far from the
truth.
To show that we "live in world
of change" will give some of the
transactions in real estate, ss
Wm. A. Perkins has sold his resi-
dence half mile north of the center
together with 20 acres of land to Mr..
Cristy, of Toledo: consideration S.
900. u5is ga
Henry A. Higley has sold 40 acres
of land from his farm to Mr.. Patterson.
E. w. Williams has traded 60 acres
of his land to Mr.. j. P. v. Ritter, OF
Garrettsyille, for his house and lot in
that village. Mr.Ritter is to put up a
FAX mill on the land, ffEi8
Mrs. Sarah j. Parsons has made
sale of her house and lot at the Center
to M. P. Higley; consideration ST, 700.
------- 80 ~. = 0rSf,
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To the Citizens of Ro,otstoUn.

You are invited TO meet at the Town Han
next week Friday Eve, Sept. 18th, to make ar
rangenients for holding our next ANIMAL Fair
Come out one and all. for without corporation
we cannot make the Fair success.
By order for the Board
JAS. S. AUSTIN, Prest.3
E. P. BARNARD, Sec,y., 1O6-sw.
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r RGAL NOTICE -Tuais T. Kendrick is
IL hereby notified that have filed petition
in the Court or Com mon Pleas, of Portage Coun-
asking Judgment in damages for frapd in sell
ing me n wor.hless PaGeIt right known as
Thompson Excelsior SPRING Bed Bottom; and
for Obtaining property from me by means of
false and fraudulent Representations in the sale
OF said Patent, and for conspiring together to
the money due on certain decree rendered In
said Court in the case o. Shaw, ct al, against
said claim for damages and OF any Judgment
to be recovered by me therefor. An Injunction
has been allowed, aid said Kepdriek ia required
Saturday aiteE six weeks firm this date or
iud gment win he taken against him as prayed
September IL, lsI0t \ IL.
ALEXANDER II. WILCOX.
10I-6w. Plaintiff
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Readr-nIade GInthin.

FLATH &-P6E are now rsceiving their Fall
stock Of Ready-Made Clothing. and can show
the largest and best made stock ever exhibited
in Rayenna. For Bargains, look at their
Goods. 106-sv
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New Hats and Caps.

20 cases new Hats. 8 dozen new Caps just re-
ceivea by the undersigned all of which were
bought for CASH, and will be sold for less than
any other House in the County. =,
106-aw. FLATH & POE.1
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-The dwell
ing house of Mr. E. s. Siilton, inIthe
northeast part of this. township, was
struck by lightning on the evening of
the Sd inst, but as the electricity was
conducted away by rod not much
damage was done.
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Ravenna Book Store,
Main Street, opposite Etna Block,
r A V E N N A +.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF BOOKS AND
STATIONARY may always be found 1t the.
RANENNA BOOK STORE.
9 BOOKS. E'i 9ii4tt-f
Miscellaneous and all the popular Books re-
ceiyed as soon as published
An the Popular Poets in the various styles OF
Juvenile Books and Primers, a pleasing va
riety. N
BIBLES. = $50.
Pocket and Family Bibles, Pocket Testaments.
Of Bible Glasses and Sabbath School Teaehers-
Also, Barnes Notes on the New Testament.
HYMN BOOKS
For the different Denominations ~ st-
.aa H SCHOOL BOOKS. - s
A fun line of all the School Books in General
use in the country constantly on hand. =.
BLANK BOOKS. II
Al STYLES for the pocket and counting room.
fail TO get Diary for 1870. -sss-f,sR,s
PAPER AND ENVELOPES,
: In fun variety; Cap, Letter, Note, Legal, isil,
Sermon Initial, &c, &c.
Pens, PENiioLpERs. AND PESe.Is.
Hollands celebrated and unrivaled 6 old Pens;
none better in the market; their equal for ex-
eslense s,da scarcely known Those Whiting Gold
NEWS DEPOT. tsti'fA
All the leading Magazine s. Literary Weekly
Papers, and Cleveland Daily Papels ALWAYS on
hand. and fui nished at subscription prizes. o.
Photograph Albums, Chrome Pic
lures, StereoScopes and Views. School Cards
Wallets and Pocket Books, nice lot
for Ladies. Poaket Cutlery, Scissors. SC.
JET JEWELRY, Just received,
Clothes, Hair and Tooth Brushes
Rubber Circle Pocket and Dressing Combs.
PERFUMERY.
: Colognes, Pomades. Sc, always on hand A
ine assortment of Toilet Soaps, 49, : -,
- Willow Baskets of all sizes,
caste BIRD CAGES. sds g
The most beautiful and elegant in the market
and at prices that cannot fail to please.
VASES. U nes5F
!. China, Bohemian Glass, Terra Gotta, So Very
beautiful patterns.
CHINA NEST EGGS.fae 50
large supply just received Call and buy
them.
Games for Children. Cannon Boards, Chess
men, nominoeS, &c
Dolls and Doll-heads, of every size,
TONS 9sasfa 4.ist-s
In almost endless Variety, too numerous to
specify. All very pretty and very cheap.
Call and Examining this Elegant Stock of
Goods.
as RAVENNA BOOK STORE.
Raycnna, April si, 1870, 65-tf.
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The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
tion.l xEn.S Of A4s4nts4I 0b-tf.
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WINpHIA4M Sept. 6, 1870.

TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR,-The
Twenty-fifth Annual Fair of the
Trumbull County Agricultural Socie-
ty is to be held at Oak Grove, in War
zen, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week. We are indebted
to Alinon d. Webb, Esq, the gentle
manly Treasurer of the Socicty;g for a
pamphlet copy of the Premium List,
and for complimentary ticket.
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GEN. GARFIELD spoke at Mantua
Corners, on the political issues of the
day, ON Saturday evening, to not
very large audience. s...,.
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G A r r I AG E S

FTIHE people of this vicinity are beginning to
II appreciate the fact that we make ssl little the
best" Carriages to be found in this locally, and
they all say that onl. - - l
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Mr.. B. J. WELLS, of this village,
sold his sorrel mare, aged eight years,
on Saturday last, to Mr.. Tod, of
youngstown, for six hundred dollars.
She is square trotter, and one of the
fastest and most valuable in this re-
gion.
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TgE flowing item We find in the
st. Louis Democrat of the Ist inst. !:

MARBLE FRONT. = Captain j. H.
Terry, one of the proprietors of a
fine marble quarry on the Pacific rail-
road, has contracted with L. B. Baker
u Co.. builders, to erect for him. a
three story dwelling, with front of
Missouri marble on Washington ave-.
hue, between Beaumont and Letting
well, at a cost of Sl1,5OO.
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SILKS.


We have just made important additions to our
stock Of Black Silk, making it the largest. as
well as the cheapest stock in Ravenna.
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E. P. BARNARD, sec'y., 1O6-sw.

A gentleman and mis- wife, and three or four
day boarders can find a first class place, by ap
plying soon at this Office.
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Mr.. FRANK FORD has again placed
us under obligation for basket of
fine delicious grapes of the Concord
variety. SIG
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A, ssIGNEE'sN Is hereby
IN given, that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed and qualified Assignee, of A. H. Cline,
of Ravenna, Portage County, Ohio. All per-
sons having claims against said Cline, are noti-
fed to present the same duly verified or they
will be barred; and all persons owing said Cline
are heleby required 10 settle the same without
DELAY. J. II. NICHOLS, Assignee.
Rayenna, Sept 18th. 1870, 107-3w.
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CARPETS

In this County. is at
VTYE are Offering special Bargains in all de-
w partments Of our stock.
Ravenna. June Is. 1870, s4-tf. -
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WE are informed that the large Nor
man Stallion from the Southern por-
tion of the State, will be on exhibition
at our coming Fair.
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Z Among the very best County pa
pers in the State are the Akron Times
and the Ravenna Democratic Press7a
the latter edited by S. d. Harris, Esq
and the former by L. S. Everett
Each is published IN . strong Republic
can county but Summit is capable of
polling 2,500s Democratic votes, and
Portage 2400 Democratic votes
These voters ought TO give to each of
the papers named good living sup-
port. In counties where the RepHblir
can vote is not even so large, RepubS
lican papers thrive satisfactorially to
the publishers. A nine column Re-
publican paper has just been started
in the county of Holmes county
that polls very large Republican
vote when it polls l,OO9. From the
tone of the last number OF the Akron
Times and of the Ravenna Democrat
ic Press, we fear that these papers are
not supported as they should be. We
hope the Democrats in those counties
VIII at once take the matter in hand
and see to it that such support isgiv-
en- to- Mr. Harris, of the Press, and to
Mr.. Everett of the Times, rs to cheer
tnCtu Ou III llSlE1 l@DOES. III .QSlldu VI
the Democratic party. 10 70 IL izAA
We copy the above from that excel
lent Journal, the Wayne County DEM
ocrat. So far as it relates to us it is
true, and we commend its advice to
our friends throughout the county
1t must be evident to all that no pa-I
per can be sustained without suffi-'
cient paying patronage. This we
have not received during the past two
years, and we have been compelled to
make large pecuniary sacrifices and to
overtask ourselves to sustain the en-
terprise; but we have constantly en-
tertained the hope and belief that the
Democracy would not let the paper
go down. We still hope it may re-.
jceiye a generous support. and sskEour
friends to heed the advice of our CO.
temporary. , 9
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The Northern Ohia Fair is to be
held at Cleveland ON the 4th, 9th, 9th
and 7fh of October. esrTlx
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AfRs. HAsBR0BcE is receiving her
Fall stockof Goods to which the at
4ention Of the ladies is respectfully IN
vited.
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NEW DRESS GOODS

bargain at the price 10PIEf,ES SATIN STRIP
ED DPIQUES AT 40c PER YARD. These Goods
lare soldlegeFywhere at so 1850. Il -