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Great Ere at j Jersey .rs,s1s CITY.

A New York telegram of July 1st,
says: About IL As this morning
fire broke out in Dunshee's kindling
wood factory. which spread rapidly,
so that at l 80 nearly ali that region
embraced between the railroad and
Eight street, and including the lum-'
Der yards of Doble & NIeigs, Derby.
Snow & Prentiss, and others, togeth
er with planning mill, a bell factory,
machine shops, etc., on Green, WASH
ington and other streets, were in q
sheet of flame. The entire Fire De-
partment of Jersey City turned out,
but the fire had got such a Roadway
and gained SO rapidly on them that
all their labors could not control it
One large tenement house was des-
troyed and several small ones: Three
years ago the same district was burn.
ed over. The fire is still spreading,
and it is believed that the loss will
not fall short of S1.5OOO0O. Immense
quantities of lumber have been des-
troyed, and fears are entertained that
the shipping may catch fire.
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MANTUA.
GcoRREsPoNDENcE.1

After few days of extremely hot
weather, several rainy days have fol-
lowed in which vast amount of rain
has fallen, nearly eight inches, doing
considerable damage to the roads,
lodging wheat and oats badly, but
corn and potatoes were much benefit
ted thereby.
During the hot spell the bees inn
proved the opportunity to send out
large numbers of swarms, very many
of them taking French leave of their
5owners, and escaping to the woods. It
is said that the season thus far has
been-a very good one for gathering
and storing honey.
About three weeks ago young
man, calling himself Frank Powers,
came along and hired out to Frank
Blair as farm hand, hailing from Po-
land, Mahoning county. After work
ing one week he decamped in the night
taking his employers Fourth of July
outfit, consisting of hat coat and
pants, not even forgetting shirts and
handkerchiefs, while to add to his ap-
parent respectability he also borrowed
I Franks patent lever, thus showing
him related TO Ben. Butler in hanker-
ing after silver. He has good edu-
cation and may yet get into Congress,
even if he has to graduate from the
penitentiary. Diligent search has been
made for him, but so far without sue
cess. His age was 19 years, height 5
feet 8 inches, weight 160 lbs, hair
quite dark. Having been at a naval
school on shipboard, he was quite po-
lite, yet with considerable sailor swag-
ger and boast about him. He took
brown felt hat, broadcloth coat and
vest, and plaid pants, &c, worth about
fifty dollars. The watch was hunt
ing case, with hole the size of dime
through the case, showing the dial
very peculiar style for a watch.
Twenty-Five dollars will be paid for
his arrest. Pass him along.
The long pent up patriotism of the
people of Mantua will be expended
and exploded on this glorious Fourth
by grand celebration on the public
square at the Center. Arrangements
have been made, and it is confidently
expected that half dozen Chinese
fire crackers will be burnt on the oc-
casion, with no postponement on ac-
count of the weather. A duplicate
arrangement of the same character
will probably be carried out at the
Sration under the supervision of the
patriotic citizens of that enterprizing
village. VERITAs."
MANTUA, July 4, 1870.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

AN invoice of gross of frogs was
recently shipped from Massillon to
Pittsburgh:
The l07TH.-The l07th Regiment o.
V. /. held their annual reunion OH
the 4th of July at Akron.
THE scarlet fever has broken out
anew at Coalburgh, in the southeartern
part of TrHmbull comfy.
A DROVE. Of two THOUSAND sheep
passed through Warren, on Monday
last, towards the east.
LAST week Wm, Evans, saloon
keeper ut Church Hill was fined by
Judge THttle, three hundred dollars
and required to work thirty days on
the road for selling liquor contrary to
law.-Hiasrs Journal ...- a
Ar Louisville, Stark county, on
Tuesday afternoon, during heavy
thunder shower, Miss Fanny Sonier,
who had been working ia the hay
field, was struck by lightning, and in
stantly killed. The slight scorching
ofa her hair, and mark on one foot
were the only traces of injury dis
cernable upon her person.
Two companies have been organ
lied in Akron, each of which is to
build hotel-one for Sl50,O00 and
one for 100000, j
The Maleahle Iron Company of
Canton has changed its name to
Aultman Steel Company"
BEATEN TO DEATH.-A negro named
Summers, died in Smoky Aallpw, last
Saturday morning, from the effects OF
beating he had received some days
previously at the hands of some white
men with whom he had qqapreHed in
relation to some chickens. Those
who did tho deed disapp cared from
town before the poor fellows death,
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RETURNED.-Mr. VIM E.. Bradley
and wife, who started for California
on the 9Th of May, returned last Sat-
urday, after an absence of nearly two
months, very much pleased with their
journey, and greatly improved in
health. Mr.. Bradley does not speak
very fatteringly of the prospects in
that region. On account of the Sc
we're drouth the crop prospects are
far from being good and money is ex-
ceedingly scarce, commanding from
two to two and a half per cent. a
month. He don't regard it as very
good place for laboring men to go to,
as they will have to compete with the
Cinnamon who work for from so to
Is cents per day and boards them
selves.
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ACCIDENT INsURANCE.-Mr. e. A.
Pease, the gentlemanly and accommo-
dating Clerk of the Etna House is the
Agent of the Railway Passengers
Assurance Co., of Hartford, Conn.,.
and will issne registered tickets to
those who apply at the Office of the
Hotel. No one should travel without
being provided with insurance against
accident,..as.the expense is but trifiing
while the advantages accruing in case
of injury or death is incalculable.
This is responsible company.
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Not only good set of Artificial Teeth but war
ranted to fit the mouth, and at q reasonable
price should call on Dr. II. 7. Clark, at his den-
tai Office. opposite Etna House. He uses no
cheap manufactures teeth, employs no student to
do his work or advertising. His work speaks
for itself, Us foiioHa; y,s
RAvENNA, June>2T, 1870.
To all arhoH it may concern:
hereby certify that 1 have had the misfor-
tune to lose my natural teeth, and have felt my
self forced to try the skill of dentists to get a
set that could use to advantage. The roof of
my mouth is very fiat, and my gums of soft,
spongY make. that has led all dentists with re-
luctance, all saying had haPd mouth to fit
have ne fault to find with the efforts of any Of
them, but, in Justice to DR.. II. Z. Clark, must
say that he has succeeded in getting the best fit
haFe eyer had or expected to have. ~ 81
REF. A. p. GREEE.j
This may certify that, after having set of
teeth made by Il prominent Dentist of this coun-
ty. with complete failure of fl tting the mouth,
that DR.. H. T. Clark has made me set that fits
the mouth complete and can be worn with COM
fort and ease. JAMES PORTER,
June a5, 1870 Edinburgh o.
ee.+- ..as RAEEYaA, O., July 2, 1870.
Dr.. II, Clark has made me u set of teeth to my
o1tire satisfaction, the lt being good.
g7-tf S0RAAN ROop
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MT. UNION.
CORRESPONDENCE.


During the past week we have been
favored with severa, fine showers and
all nature seems to be rejoicing over
what we so much needed. Nearly all
the clover has been cut and some tim
othy. The wheat crop is very poor in
this section. Farmers do not expect
half crop, but what there is will be
harvested during the coming week.
Many of the students havegone home
to render what assistance they can
during harvest, but it strikes me very
forcibly that there will be some going
for the bush among the aforesaid har-
vesters before the week is over.
"The powers that be" concluded
on last Friday morning that we had
conducted ourselves so we'll that we
really deserved to have holiday, and
accordingly all the rules were suspend
ed on yesterday, the 4th. Nearly all
went ,t9 ALLIANCE ta see tho great bal
loon ascension that was to be, but
unfortunately wasn't. The balloonist
claims that the persons who engaged
to furnish the necessary materials
didn't furnish them, and, on the other
hand, they claim that they did: But,
at any rate, there was not more than
half enough gas when the time for the
ascension arrived. But on next Wed.
Resday at one a'plack it is proposed to
try it again:
Base ball Is still on the rampage aud
on last Thursday eve the Linn@ans
went for the Republicans on score of
Al to Al. Thus may Republicans ever
be socially and politically is the prayer
of FREQ,
Mr.. UNION, July 5, 1870.
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BLowEp OUT.-The Rayenna Dia-
mond Glass Works suspended work
on Saturday last after having been in
constant blast for about eleven months.
ills expected tbat the WQrks will re-
main closed f9R reAtting and making
necessary repairs till about the first of
September. 1 af.
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The Eztravaganee and Bombast

OF Some Concerns in this village or avertising
$50 yards Piques sold in three days, III pr Hose
sold in two days, keeps a. BUYER in New York,
&c, is unparalleled Do they think the people
sf this, .commun ity Reid of ordidary intelli-
gence9 Why don't they tell the truth, and say
they have the Largest Stock of Old Goods in
Portage County to get trid' Of, and a nd it up hill
business doing it?
POE BROS. manifest the right spirit. They
say they want to establish a large trade by fair
, dealing and the lowest possible prices. Thus
fay their success is: unprecedented. The people
appreciate such an establishment, and make it
xlReir headquarters.
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and it is questionable whether lthey
can ever be brought to Justice
Youngstown Tindicgtor.
A YOUNG man named Green, from
Columbiana county, was done out of
5000 at Cincinnati by another "nice
young man" who came the confidence
game on him. Mr.. Green returned
from Porkopolis not so green by a
good deal as when he entered it.
ANOTHER OH FIRE.--About nine
o'clock ON the evening of Friday last,
as the engineer of an oil train was
taking water at the tank at Solon, the
fireman cleaned out his ash-box,
throwing water over the ashes to ex-
tinguish them. Some Goals, however,
yet remained ignited, and as the train
was getting under headway, the oil
from leaking tank dropped upon
them, when the whole train was in a
blaze in few minutes. Besides the
train, the depot, freight house and
tank, together. with two freight cars,
were consumed, and it was only by
the most strenuous exertions of the
villagers that the village was saved
from total destruction.-Tou Toungs to,cn
VindicatoT.
OK Saturday the son of Mr.. An
drew Dixie, who lives in Plain town.
ship, had his leg caught in mower
and cut off above the ankle. Drs.
Hunt, of Blachlyville, and Baker of
this city, were called to attend on
him, who amputated the leg above
where the mower had cut it off. At
last accounts he was doing well.-
Wayne Co. Democrat.
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STATION HOUSE BURNED.-The de-
pot on the Cleveland and MahoniDg
Railroad at Aurora was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday evening of last
week. The fire is supposed to have
been communicated by electricity
from the telegraph wires from storm
at some distance, as it originated in
the telegraph Office and there was no
storm in the immediate vicinity.
Most of the freight was saved.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-07

lAbf 1.-THE Davis Sewing Machine
Has fifteen points ofslmeriOrity over the other
Machines that are sold in this County or State.
1st. It is the most simple, the largest ami
most perfect machine manufactured forfamily
nse.u insiis3z3 vi9V q ii ioGnIGS.
= and 1t makes less noise, and runs easier than
any other. Shuttle Machine.
' o3fd. 4t' tarns wfie ana narrow hens
stra ght. or bias wooden, cotton, stalohetlJo
Starched goods OF, all kinds, without folding or
basting the cloth.
9TH. sWill run over seams, aIitt nom heSvy 10
light,a and light to lSeavy goods in the inestqer
feet manner, without raising the feeder foet ora
change of tension,
i5th OFT Can Sew ron the 1nest camnbrio
Through all grades hfcloth to harness ileather.
and it does it, soywell that the same MACHINE
may be used for family use or for the lmanpiae-
turc Of boots, SHOES and harnesses.
il 6tho tItuses less thread than any Lether ma
chine. buE f.nGH aao nj ssn.is ynI9fG
Tth.r 1t has the most periect feed, and viii feed
on all kinds OF material without any assistance
.sth5 N6a ao1ios hela the ends OF abe5thfead
when, you eonlReRee to sew. sSfrfoo tzYsyf
9TH. 1t uses the same sizo thread, above, and
below 5' III - s'' '''i' '
& 10TH ut uses all, ,kmtIs of cotton, from 10 to
$50, and all Kinds of linen, silk and twist
11th. Ravelins or thin goods will not catch
on the feod, and pull down through the cloth
plate. ff'-i&t ;'S 1'ti'+i'i -s7'ti'S 1
18th. You 10 not use hut ono; hanaito guile
the work. ,..i .,.. r.-,,.. .-.,,ift.sf d.
= 18Th You can lengthen and shorten the stitch
while the machine is in full motion. ,'li' s-s
/, dAth. i; 9ou can turn. the work at, an angle
while the machine is in full motion, without
change OF tension or length of stitch.
15th 1t 0Noels in braiding, e0rding, binding
and tuckipgs l.pti ~ }3F 9ygti 1t-t :.
The Davis Lock Stitch Sewing Machine is
manufactured from the best IMPORTED CAsE-
II ARDgSkp @ Asf sTEEl., and is so simple in its
construction that II will not wear out in iife-
time, or get out of repair. Every HNachipe Is
warranted for, and will be kent in repair for.
three years, free of charges az i"f-
oHioe' and saleSgaola Vance s. webs Fur
niture Store, Ne SPhGniX Block, Rayenna, o.
4. G, MASON. AgeaA
Iu SEsy h. $50 {eaJ 9ii :nE ,Iis -
VTy0R Rnstersl Hand Hills, Bill Heads fIXr.
Il come the Press Onice, on Chestnut Street
north end of Enpire RtoeE. -Hi''N
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Successors to Poe & Brother. Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils. Varnish, Glass, Putty,
Cutlery, Lamps, Groceries, Perfnmery, 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. Poe5 and the Prescription De-
partment will be under his control. Swift.
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On the Fourth we added number
of new subscribers to our list, among
them the names of two staunch young
Democrats from Youngstown-J. S.
Kelley and Patrick Barnum. They
promise us number of more from
that region. Send them along.
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ARM BRokES.-Last Thursday eve
ming, Eddie, little son of David Rob-
erts, aged four years, residing about
two miles east of this village, had the
misfortune to fracture his right arm.
by jumping from wagon while at
play with Number of children. The
fracture was reduced by DIR. Leonard,
and the little fellow is doing as well
as could be expected.
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I. o. O.. IA new lodge of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
is to be instituted at Garretts-
vile to-day. The new Hall is to be
dedicsted, the Lodge instituted, and
theoficers installed,
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FooF SEAsHED.-Last Friday, while
engaged in loading marble at the
works of AIr. Jones, on Main street
the plank on which the men were
sliding up slab slipped from the end
of the wagon, coming down across
the foot of Capt. W. 3. Bingham,
smashing it pretty badly.
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Are sold lower than ever ut Poe Brothers,
Washed Poplins &c.,; Mixed Poplins 10c,; Linen
suitings 25c.; Lawns Is; Ginghams Is, and all
-Ofher goods in proportion.
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FAILUREs.-Verv many attempts
were made to secure the So greenback
offered as a prize to the one who
should climb the creased pole planted
butt end up on the square ON the 4th,
but they were unavailing, no one was
able to accomplish the feat. The eff
forts furnished a vast amount of
amusement to the crowd but very lit
tie to the defeated and disappointed
contestants.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-07-07

CAPT. BARTLETT, who is engaged in
taking the census in the southwestern
townships of this country, will COM
mence work In this township next
week. an -,q
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8 FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.,
OPPOSITE ETNA BLocK

"a ESTABLISHED In 1908,
As Home institution, for the Aceont''poao-
fio,s Of the People of Portage County.
We will endeayor in the future, as in the past,
to give preference and hll orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
: win pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold, Silver and Premium Funds
of all kinds. 10 eESIi US
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Revenue Stamps-all sizes, kept constantly
on hand, and al orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge
u, s. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates. - &kle&f
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in, the United States.
'iis Sight Drafts ON England, ireland and all
cities in Europe. s7l- ~
Collections made on all points in the United
States, and prompt remittance made.
N. D. CLARK, Prest.
CE. wITTEB, Cashier.
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rn R,sinass nr.,,

= -+i1sist .-,, To Business Men.
5iiBusiness cards will be inserted in the first col
Z umn on the outside Of the PRESS after the 1st of
September next, ut five dollars per year, when
NOT exceeding six lines. Over six and less than
ten lines, eight dollars per year. 9s-R.
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CAPT. j. 3. ROGERS, wife and neice'
of Rootstown, and Mrs. T. W. Coffin,
of this village, started for Nantucket's
sea-girt shore, and Mrs. Rcbecca Mum
roe and daughter, for Boston, yester-
day.
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f: y OwiBgjtd the failure 81 the large HOSIERY
JOBBING HOUSE of Warner, Shaw Il Co., n:
Y our Agent has been enabled to purchase of
the Assignee the entire balance of one line of
HOSIERY consisting of 96 dozen at less than
fifty cents on the dollar. We viii open the first
of this lot of Ladies' Hose at C per PAR, which
is less than half their value, all other Goods In
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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 Rayenna.
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N ew Advertisement It's.
Desirable Property. for y Sale.

Desirable Property Tor sale.
0N Cleveland Avenue; Large honse acre
" of land well set with choice fruit trees a
good well of excellent water; several bearing
grape vines. This property can be beught at a.
Ravenna, o., July q, 1870 95-4w. i-s-i~ i
s. Clark, plaintif, VS.. II. II
IN Willard, defendant; before John Meharg;
Justice of the Peace of Ravenna township,
Portage connty, Ohio!' go 'totl. jr'ji!- y
On the 27th day of June, A. D.. 1870, said JUS
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum OF ninesy7fiye dollars IL IL
Ravenna O. July /, 1870. .-s5-sw..l = .fali9I -g
.'fi ,7@ii otl Stray Mare " IL
GTRAFEDLFronl the Fair Grounds in *
y ron, o. a light Bay Mare, with fine limbs
and a very thin neck. She weighs abouf / 900
pounds. ANY information which will lead to
the recovery of the animal, will be literally
rewarded. :! tIJi.i9 Il. .ELSOFFERi& i& 60.
Akron. O., July 2, 1870 95-tf.
GTRAY MARES TAKEN UP.-Takep up by
y the subscriber, residing one-ha mile east
OF Campbellsport. on the eth. of June, p mares.
one dark bay, Is hands high; the other light
bay. IA hands higli The hind feetefi both are
white. One of them has sore on one shoulder
an d breast 4I j - i'5AHll f9iitAiB1 u
The owner is requested to call. prove prop.
erty, pay charges and take them away II
Charlestown, June s7 1870, ~
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
Designated Depositary of the
OF RAvENNA, o.


US. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter. at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, OF all kinds bought and
sold ON Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons. Gold, Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
Eslght Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets-to or from those Cities at
New York rates. fr-rst.x -sr5 a-
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 as may be
agreed upon.
- -, VIII BEEBE, Cashier.
Gro ROBINSON, President
cop
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NEW DRESS GOODS

din ,sWoTg Ia-4 0fie 9T3IIs --id ~
At 25c SOC and 35c, These Goods are great
Bargain at the price. 10 PIECES SATIN STRIP
-, ED PIQUES AT 40c PER YARD: These Goods
~ are kofd everywiIere at 60 to Csc. '
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If.H'iH To Save Money
On Crockery and Glassware, go to L. S.
WARDS. 96-4w.
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TTHE undersig gnetl continues 10 keep constants
l. ly on hand superior article oT White
tiinc. IN bulk, which he sells as esesslahd brisl
eS. II. f. UDEl.L,
Ravenna. o. March 10, 1850. ai-lf ff#N
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Chambray Skirts

POE BROS. don't advertise embossed Cham
bray skirts at 6s., and ask S.. but they sell all
goods at bottom prices.
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Rno.fIsn-
Dress Goods

A gentleman and his wife, and three or four
day boariers can find a first class place. by ap-
plying soon at this Office
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ENCAMPMENT INSTITUTED. - . II
Tuesday the Odd Fellows instituted
an Encampment of the Order at this
place to be called Ravenna Encamp-
ment, No. $50. The following officers
were installed by Robt. p. Innes, M.
w. G. p. viz: w. Ii. Beebe, c. P.
H. Y. Beebe, H. p: D. j. Wells, S.
W.; John Phillips, J. w. ID. E. Wells,
Scribe; VIM. Ward, Treasurer. The
regular meetings of the Encampment
will be held on the second and fourth
Fridays Of each month.
ALTHOUGH the Fourth passed off
very pleasantly to most persons, there
were few cases which claimed the at
tention of the Mayor, which rendered
the occasion rather unpleasant to the
parties concerned.
Three men were arrested and
brought before his Honor on charge
of drunkenness, two of whom were
fined one dollar each and costs, and
the other was discharged upon pay
ment of costs only.
George w. Alley took ON board too
large quantity of benzine of the
/ fighting kind, and committed most
outrageous and unproyoked assault
upon Lewis Lenning, beating him in
brutal manner, for which his honor
sentenced him to pay a fine of $50 and
costs, amounting in all to about $40,
and to remain i'll Jail five days.
| Served him right.
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House for sale or Rent.

Has the best and cheapest assortment Of Fruit
Cans and Jelly Cups in Rayenna, and selling
very cheap S6-4W -