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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-03

SEE A. W. BemaDs advertisement,
Real Estate advertised Free" in first
column of this page.
THANKs.-Adjutant Feneral Knapp,
has our thanks for copy of his An
nual Report for 1869.
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Successors to Poe & Brother, Dealers in Drugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils. Varnish, Glass, Putty
Cutlery, Lamps, Groceries, Perfumery, Fancy
Toilet articles, Pure Wines and Liquors for me
dicina1 use. Physicians prescriptions careful
ly compounded. We have secured the service:
of DIR. Charles E. Poe, and the Prescription De
partment will be under his control. Swift'i
Block. Main Street, Ravenna, o., 75-tf.
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aTeachers' EXAMINATIONS.

The Board OF School Examiners for Portage
County, will hold meetings for the examination
Of applicants, in the Court House, at Ravenna
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and closing at
4 O'Clock, P. NJ. upon the last Saturday of each
month, until further notice. = e - -
s4 -.-,-7-C. a. REED, Clerk.
RaYenna Oct. q. 1855. 6o-tf. 3-llla
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The great success in the sale of our Black AL
pacas and Mohairs, has induced US to still far
ther increase our stock, making it the most COM
plete in Northern Ohio. Remember these brands
cannot be found in any other House in Portage
County. j. s. SMITH 8 co.
Feb 1st 1870.
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TXEe6ToR's SALE OF REAL Es-
IL TATE. ---ti21rG nfo DoE n2dW
In pursuance to1an orlerof tha Probate Court
january ID 1870. 1 shall ioffer for sale at pub
lie auction, upon the premises. on Saturday, the
9Th day OF March, A. Ds1S70, between the hoifiS
OF 10 O'Clock a. M aud O'Clock, i, M, the fol-
lowing real estate beloh ing to the estate John
O'Neill, deceased, to wit u cmo2.1 flE ZiL
Rootstown I, ,icounty ofiPortagey andStateo Of Ohio,
and bounded on the north by land of S.1swag.
ger and NJ sapp, on the east by Mussy Pond aiSd
land of j. Sapp. on the south by lot line and
of said seymour and Swagger and lot line con-
taining e one hundred and nine acreS of lapd to
be sold unimcumbered. - ,.-. RI
Terms of eAOne-third cash In hand, one
third in one year, and one third In two years.
Appraised at sSaSqpe1 H'sio io11ffs o11ffRsILRSiaEE REED
E6ecutor of last win of John O'Neill dec.
ByfiART & REED. Att'vs. e., "a a,s, "a ,.S,
Rootstown Jan. 2S 1870, 75-4w. '.'7'' . '''>
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New Advertisements.

R6eotis Reed-Executor's sale Of Real Estate
@-B. Little-Grass seed.
RfFFirst National Bank-Statement.
Rels.Lazarus & Morris-Special Notice.
LOCAL NOTICES.
HEg-DrsC. 81. Applegatc-To the Public.
H-John Meharg-Citizens' Meeting.
BGPE. p. Bfainerd & Son-Three Notices.
nG-J. s. Smith s. Co-Five Locals.
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WHILE playing upon the ice some
few days ago, little daughter Of Mrs.
Patsy Blanehfield of Aurora, fell and
broke her collar bone.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-03

The Davenports, who were an
nouuced to visit this place some two
weeks age and failed to put in an ap-
pearance, we are Informed will be here
to-day "wednesday and remain sew
eral days, giving a number Of seances
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-03

The residence of Noah Warman
and brothers, some two miles east of
the village of Columbiana, was en-
tered by burglars on the 18th inst
The thieves succeeded in finding
twenty odd dollars in silver and some
sixty dollars~~in greenbacks, with
which they made good their escape.
THE sum of five hundred and fifty
dollars were subscribed to the fund G f
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, during its recent session at Sa-
lem, which the Association contem-
plate using for the purpose of provid-
ing more convenient and commodious
rooms than those at present occupied.
DEKALB County has a young lady
of eighteen who weighs 3l7 pounds.
That's what atypo would call a ' fat
take"
New LEGAL-TENDER NoTEs.-New
legal tender notes of the denomination
of Fifties, to, the amount of two hun
dred THOUSAND dollars, were transfer
red by the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing to the Treasury, on Friday
last. These notes are free on the face
from tints, and are thelmeanest speci-
mems of bank-notes yet issued by the
Government The quality of the pa
per is not unlike the common straw
wrapping papes and the face of the
notes are greasy black, and in every
respect discreditables 10 the Govern
ment. On the right hand side there is
avignette of Clay, and on the left the
full length design of something that
resembles Hover girl
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-03

The certificate of incorporation OF
the Wellsyiiie Gas Company was filed
at the Secretary of States Office in
Columbus, on the 2lst inst. The ca p
;tal stock Is S2nA10 in shares Of $50 ~
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r 2
BALTIMORE, PfTTsBURGH s. CHICAGO
r. R.-The surveying party left Sa-
lem on the Sd of January. The route
runs through Salem in ColumBiana
County, Goshen and Smith IN Maho!
ming; Lexington in Stark; Atwater,
Randolph and Snfield in Portage, and
Springfield in Summit. Between a
point in Goshen and Limaville the
line is.straight for about eight miles
and there, is four. miles straight be-
tween Limaville and Randolph. aIn
Goshen good coal and, stone are found
which are much needed in SalenH-
Good timber for: ties can..be found
along the line. The road will pass
through Lima, Randolph, Mogadore
and Middlebury, whose citizens are
fully awake ito the, Importance Of the
road: The engineer corps left. here
Saturday for Salem to: complete the
sarvey cast.
Where the line:is. straight the work
will be very light, and there now is
every prospect that the read will be
put under contract early in the spring
and rushed through to completion as
early as possible. There is no use of
our citizens 5diytdinglstheir strength
and wasting their energies upon inn a.
aginary lines-all sshoHldf.b concen-
trated upon the most feasible route,
and to US this one seems to be the
best. hvont Timesaaa TAR ,IGiNg-1
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ERRATA.-Several errors occur in
the article entitled Historical Recol-
lections,l on the first page of this pa
per, which escaped the notice of the
proof-reader before the outside was
printed, the most!important Of which
are the following aisals ses aaait- alsJ3
First column, 38th line from bottom
for Linus Carter read Linus Curtis
Third column, 18th line from. top
should read Asher G.urley, ifer,
Third column, line IS from bottom,
the word expended should read ex-
pected.
Z Third column, sth line from bottom
for iridorsed read Included, =, 80 :. sif l
Second column, 17th line from bot
tom, for Hing read Hine.
Second column, line 63 form bottom
for Ferns read Ferris.
Third column, line So from bottom,
for McWright read Mcknight.
Third column, 4th line from bottom
| for Gorham read Gefsham.
Several other errors occur In the ar.
ticle but the corrections will readily
| suggest themselves to the reader.
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The Cleveland papers of the 18th ult,
have the following action9of the Board of
Trade:
YouNGsrowS, ne NEWRro6NI Rr6 III Falls s AND RA-
VIENNA RA1LRpAp.+1 The Board ct 1'iade
Committee, appointed on Tuesday, made
a verbal report to the Roaid on Wednes-
daEs Recommending tina passage iofithesfol-s
lowing resolution, which was unanimously
Whereas, The attention. Of this Board
has been called by Messls. Robbins and
Porter Of Newton Fails, Ohio, to the prof.
ect of building a. railroad; beginning at
Youngstown anG connecting with the G. &
P. r. R. at Ravenna, thence via the latter
road Id Glevalapd, ard stheEebR iopeaing Up
q new coal and mineral Hesion accessible
to this city, therefore,
Resozved, That this Board of Trade deem
said project we'll worthy of the atteption
and consider alton of the capitalists, business
men and real estate owners of our city.
= siiz0qgp ---AaG- --4-------' ag &oii7
WEEK before last at the works of
the Akron Iron Company a serious
accident occurred. "A man. named
Whitaker, the night small mill-roller,
was thrnstingga long bar Of double
red hot into The rolls: 1t slipped and
recoiled, and in doing so wrapped it
self around the mans fright leg,i near
the ankle 1t burned into the pants
legs, boot, top and flesh, reaching the
bone and 1acerating the limb in fear
full mlaannerf am IF, a1The The accident will preba-
bly, lay the wounded man up for some
Tim; lie il 3. singh man. =, 49, s.ts :
On the 20th inst, Harding ,Baily,
one Of the firm of Baily s Bro, own
ers of the steam Touring and saw
mill in Westville, seven miles west of
Salem, who is son-in-law Of DR.. Car
retson, -of Salem, was caught in an
upright shaft which was revolving at
the rate of about eighty revolutions .
,Riinute.iaH His brother who was in an
adjoining room hearing, ,siii screams,
rushed out and ,endeavored to. extri!
cate him, but failing in hlthis,s he shut
off the power, or in another Instant
death would have been inevitable 90
Hishead wasbadly bruised, and one
footcwas mangled and crushed to an
alarming extent, 5.fg i Z9rr,4 ID
PooLE, who was accused of killing
Neidharn, at Church Hill, last week
has been examined sbeforesa Justice o1
THE Peace in sTrnmbull county, and
acquitted. Mrs Kennedy and liei
son, in Nhose house the affai. occur
red, were 50. oyesaome with horror
4 that thcySa once left the. place. ah(
al now on their way to the West g
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JUDGE NELL issued fifteen Mar
riage licences last month. : ~ Il

Mr.. J. V. HIcKox, of Aurora, dis,o-
Gated his ankle a few DAYS since.
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Report of the Condition of the First Ma
tional Bankin- in the State of
Ohio, at the Close of Business on the
22d day of January, 1870.
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twenty-five Cents on the Dollar.
We are Offering lot of Hoods Nubas, and
Breakfast shawls at s5 cents on the dollar.
-sa@ ~ J. s. SMITH & co.
Feb. 1st, 1870. 81 altf4 a0z llft.T.sa
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Cheap Enough.

We are now Offering our dollar quality shoul-
der Shawls at 70 cents each. 90
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NoTIoE-Ali persons wanting to buy or sell
Real Estate of any kind, should get the Pitts
burgh Real Estate Register published MONTH
ly by CROFT Il PHILLIPS, Real Estate
Agents, No. 139, Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh
Pa. Send free to any address. II h Paw
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LoyyEsD ONE : GONE 70 rsl IHfIEk IA Resi-.


1t is a melancholy duty we
in announcing the death of our ,earli-
est, nearest and dearest friend-our
Mether--Mrs. LUoY IS. HARRIS, relief
of the late SAMUEL D. HARRls, She
departed this life at the residence of
her son-in-law, John Gillis, Esq,
in this Villages; on Sunday morning
last, January Both, after a long and
distressing illness Of about six months,
which she bore with Christian fofti-
tude and resignation, in the 18th year
of her age. To the last she was in
the full possession of her mental fac
ulties, and, conscious that her end had
come, she called around her ;theseoof
her children who reside in5this place,
and,e but a moment before breathing
her last, bade them farewell, bestow-
ed upon each kiss, and, closed her
eyes upon the scenes of earth as calm
ly as to nights repese.
Our mother was born at Iyden,
Massachusetts, on the 14th Of October,
179I; she was married to her late
husband, SAMUEL D, HARRIS, in 1910,
and moved with him to this county
in the Fall Of 1872, and soon after
came to Ravenna, where they con-
tinued to reside to the time of
their death. She was the mother
of six children, four of whom survive
her, viz: Mrs. John Gillis, Samuel d.
Harris (the editor of this paper) and
DR.. Alison A. Harris, of this village,
and Mrs. Mary NJ. Caine, of st. Paul,
Miuunrato
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-03

FIN Court of Common Please COM
mencedits session on Monday last,
Judge Conant on the bench. The
riames of the Grand Jurors were called
and all answered except three, viz:
Linus Rogers, of Edinburgh, NJ. J.
Harris, of Hiram, and Curtiss S. Tib-
balls, .9f fDeeffeld. The panel was
filled by calling from among the by
ISLANDERS, George E. King and Elias
Soseman, of Ravenna, and Otis Reed,
of Roofstown. A. NJ Hinman was
,appeinted; foreman. and the Grand
Jury was sworn and charged, when
under the charge of an officer appoint-
eddy the Court, they retired to their
room. Their first official act was a
visit to the Hotel de Buck TO inspect
that institution and ascertain whether
it was in fit condition and, possessed
the requisite accommodations for the
guests W no might be consigned to its
care. AS no report has been made
we are unable at present to give the
result of their examinations, but pre-
sume they found it all night.
The first case before thespetit jury
was that of Selah S. Clapp against the
Estate of Zenas Kent, decd, being an
action brought to recover the value of
9 79zl0a acres of landF in Franklin
township, contracted by decedent in
bis fife time, tosPIaintfff. and conveyed
to Plaintiff by administrators of decd.
Defense claimed a mistake IN discr,pI
ton of the deed, in this, that the said
8 7s-l08 acres included in the des-
eriptionI was never owned blythe
granter and was meyer Intended by
him to be sold to the grantee nor did
the grantee suppose at the time that
by the contract and deed he obtained
any title thereto. = as r. . ,.fsi5 .f,.i 3.
sitFhe case was ably argued by E. p.
Taylor and AsHart for plaintiff and
RE. Ranney and Fl. c. Ranney for
defendants, and went to the jury un-
der the charge of the Court. Verdi
for defendants.s 8. al.75, .t..5sl-st95 zf.a
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? :. FOR S a L E.

AriSawgMill gearing, with patent muleyA
IN oscillating noddle- pin, all new and OF the
1aIese style, everything complete, ,Ii1Ns--a-3 u
We will sell the Engine and Saw Mill togeth-
or on sepafately. We have also IS feet of three
inch wrought iron, Shalting, three sections OF
eleven feet With finished couplings and heavy
Iron pillow blocks, and two nice pulleyS, anueW-
We have also y quantity OF cast-iron Shalting
and gearing. which wa will sell in parcels %
suit the huyer, and set of Blacksmith's Tools.
Enquire at the AtiaAto Mills, RavennS.
- ,t,f 49, KING, BRADFORD & co.
Ravehna, Nov. Is, 1853. 64-tf.
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Great Suceess,

Go TO e. p Brainerd s. Son. for your Coffee
& Tea, 75-tf.
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.. GEO. w. TIBBITTS,


HlAV6SG been en- gagged for the past ten years
II with great success in the business Of OBJ
taining cRauents, am prepared % guarantee
most perfect satisfaction in the transaction of
that business. Numerous references could be
given TO substantiste this. s-.-rf 1851 -.
In order to apply for n Patent, the law re-
quires that model shall be furnished not over =
foot IN any dimensions. Send the model by ex-
press. prepaid. to GEO. w. THIBBfTTS, ma
Superior street, Cleveland, Ohio, with descrip-
dOnioE its operation and meritS and send the
post, Government and stamp iees--$ $l6-whvn
the drawings and necessary papers will be pre-
pared and sent to the inventor for examination.
approval, and oath. -
My charges for attending to the whole busi-
ness will be $2a for all cases, without any ex-
ira charges. The average time required to pro-
cure Patent Is thirty days (have had aR exami-
nation In, tiye days. ExaMination OF ghe. Re-
cords ffee. A complete set of the Patent once
amined by the public at their pleasure. free,
bHR ,90@kV NlNoif tGkCR M TIBBETTS, "
st4 Superior street, Cleveland. Ohio
95Jan "a lIS60i 7feIys s-9f sts4 lFT7 fft1eSI ii
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Our mother performed faithfully all
the duties of life. She was d kind and
affectfonate wife and mother, and q
generous neighbor and friend. She has
passed from among us, but forever
hallowed be her memory. -.
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Z. p. Brainerd q Son,

THE largest stock of Drugs. Medicines, &C., IL
the County. at EP. BRAINERD SON.
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Real ESTATE Advertised Free.

Real Estate Advertised Free.
No charge will be made for describing real es-
tate in the 5000 new Circulars, soon to be issued
by A. W. Beman. ta9s E4{s 7g -s.5i +. b&
IMPORTATION is wanted of the business, man
ufactures, advantages and growth of every
town in Portage County, and if furnished, will
be inserted free. h5'
1t is designed to make these circulars great
advantage to all the property owners of this
county. Heretofore this county has suffered
from the fact that property buyers have been at
tracted by the superior advertising enterprise of
parties elsewhere issis 4s5s j t15a5
Property owners must call SOON to avail them
selves of this offer, as these circulars viii soon
be issued. i5ssi 80 s.gssA 5sa5o s.,
Call at the Law ONCE of
"A. w. BEMAN,
(Ofice over Beckley's Storey
Ravenna. Jan. ~, Is7O, 74tf. II. s.stess. g.5
Remember, % o.
That we are Offering the balance of our stock
Of Ladies and Misses Furs at most any necessa-
~ saerifce to close them. aiss- Is
j. s. SMITH & co.
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>. Mr.. D1KENPoRT.a and daughter have
been giving seances in. 9Ravenra. ~ 2--
Ohio Democrat. = .i.,5'ti,.e s.tes}34
It's amistake Bro. Matthews. The
Davenport Brothers promised to come,
but we suppose that spirits would not
permit them to. si,aoa i5 n :e7..t sl..G ..5.. .
4 Later adyiees say they will bel9sin
town this week. s-s.saligGarl sal s,ri. q
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Farm for Sale.

ar ACRES of choice land. on Freedom road,
AO about Smiles from Cpurt House. Nine,
acres .olgrtim0er, rest We'll linprOhcti. GUOu
frame house and barn. Good wen of soft water,
about 70 thrifty apple trees. Abundance OF liv.
ing stock water, sss-.
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CEUEDakcf2AAf AAfihe Young men of
our village, lovers Of the. Terpsicho-
rean art, have organized a dancing
club, and willgiye- the second dance
Of the series next Friday evening. at
Phenix Hall. The first, was held.
week ago last Friday, and was pro-
nounced as pleasant aparty as had as
sembled in our village for some time.
We have NO doubt the ensuing one
will meet the expectations of the most
sanguine, and would all who
"trip the light fantastic toeifto attend.
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Fofl..e copp.g Ag.lealllslnl .si soe.sety. a

ForiA-e Coupty Agiiculsutal society,
A meeting OF the Board Of Government oftbis
Society mel, en- Saturday anuaiY 10Th at the Hall
Of L. c. Dodge & Co., and chose the following ofi-
GERS for 1870: bio - 3aiz9a14 let7stl az z
Secretary. gEohu Mebarg. Rayeraa. IS y y b..4 -.
Treasuie-, E. r. Wait, RavennassgisJioz, -.sii
Chief OF Poll Geo. F. Robins on, Up, Riyenna.
Chief Mar,ha F. B. Cannon. Au-osa. -. -.
SUpERlNTENDENTs. s5,iss soai1.
Floral Eepar.ment-D A. A. Harris, RaYenna
OF The Grounds-A. z, Beebe, Ravepna. is5a3
Hozses-M. w. Price, Shalersville. Il ] 9aGa
Ca'sle-Loren PEBBLES, Chailestown - = 80, -
Sheep-Buids B. Peck, Stleetsboro.. 5.5ssl' 5,,,-
swiae 8 Poulhy-aChas. Waldron, Brimfeld. ID
Household Mfg 8 Needle work-R Ely, ,Raver1a
Don. Mig, Fraits. Vegetables, Grain &c.-Col.
o. C. Risdop, Shaiersvillc-
Miscellaneous Mfg 8 Fam UtensiIs-Geo. Big
den, EdinbrIg. .0g . Z hi aHc&tiI
Pictures g. Music-C. A. Mason, Charlcstown. n
Piowipg, Swee2etake, &c.-aHeniy Doud, Free
dom.
.{N5 TEE PEEBICM LIST t{&E<1
MeLsr3. p. Il. Bear. A. A. Harris and Jobn Me-
harg we've appoietsd committee 10 prepare the
Premium List for rtbe appual Fa;rloo be held Sep
tember 81, % & %, 1870, and sa5nit the same at
the icgu ar nneesing 10 be held April ie, ts.o.
Amendments we've made to Rules No Z, No. S,
No. ID and No, 15 and new rule (No. t6) adopted.
which viii be officially pro.nul gated with the pub
Tca.lon OF The Premium Lisi
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$50 Hinkley Knitting Machines $50.

ETNHE most perfect machine yetinT vented
l. Will widen and narrow, turn heel, or
point the toe. 1t will knit plain ribbed. 1t
will knit stockings, drawers, shirts; hoods COM
forters, mittens. 1t is cheap, simple and dura-
BILE. sets up its own work, uses but one nee
die. yand2 requires not adjusting whatever. 1t
will do thesaIne work that the aLambi machine
will do, and costs less than half as muchl and
has not the tenth part of the machinery toy get
bataof order ii iCircnlars anilsamples mailed free
ON application. Agentslwanted. q al maehines
guaranteed. .5Io4a yln ~ sI2DIo IgoL 9vEJI
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Mt EEDlff How. BANE has for sale some
IN DE- twenty County Rights of ths
Spring Folding Hair Mattress, in Fee simple,
and is the sole Agent for the sale of Rights in ali
the western atd Southern States. County and
State Right9seld on reasonable terms. i Persons
desirous of embarking in lucrative business,
IRayenna, July goth. 1859, 71-tf.; , .f,;-,. -,
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New Goods.

a i3-l New GOODS. ieGC 0iA
We will open this week 80 Pieces new and de-
sirable styles Prints.
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Repairing. Old Hair Mattresses.

BoLSTERs( and PILLOWS, of Pure
&c ~ White CurIed Hair,
which proves to be aigreati luxury when uscd
He will receive in exchange for new work Old
Hair. Mattresses and Feather Beds, If not too
much worn. and all kinds of Produce at Market
Price? Having located himself permanently In
RaYeRna. he solicits the public patronage feel
fae6on.fas' he uses no inferior goods in his man
ufactory,t and employs none but hrst class me-
Thankful for the very liberal patronage that
has already been bestowed, he politely invites
contipqnnce Of fayors. fGdnoo 5fI I4i-a GaaE
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The Akron City Times has re-
dressed itself, and is now one of the
prettiest papers n printed rjiIpted in Northeast
ern Ohio. II is live paper devoted
to the interests of the working, "toil-
ing producing Million" and should
reap the liberal, reward il, SO justly
QeSerYes. tfoiIt.e ~ u nss-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-02-03

l. Chas Z. Witter Cashier of the First Ma
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