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LOCAL NOTICES,
SewLots Of Good.


Are received daily by Express at POE BROTH
ERs. When making purchases, don't fail to
give them call.
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The Ladies of the Congregational Benevolent
Society will serve Ice Cream and Raspberries at
Citizens Hall, on Friday evening, July 1st.-
All areeorSlially invited.gyt ~ b. t1Hz ai5.g
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III DEATH OF EDWIN CAMPBELL.-The
following obituary notice we copy
from the New Orleans Ptcayune of
the 10th inst: glEgils e5gl e.rfs11 =e-
Died, at 8o'elock Thursday morning
June 16, 1870, Edwin Campbell, 81
years of age, a native of Ohio, and
t.for thirty years resident of this
city. -
Once more has death come among
us to claim his own, and another Of
our old citizens has been called upon
to answer the summons of the Most
High. ~, Id ..l.I1 . - ,'5as
The subject of this notice wasaborn
in the State. Of Ohio, in. 1869, and
came to this city in I84O when he
commenced the commission business
as one of the firm of A. P, GRAY '
Campbell, and on the dissolution of
that firm about the year 1850, he es-
tablished the house of Campbell &
Strong, in conjunction with the pres
ent members of that firm, and bv a
strict adherence to those principles
which characterize men of honesty.
and integrity, he aided in giving to
his house reputation for promptness
and fair dealing second to none in this
community. '"s' .g,5.} ~ {.
The liberal fortune which he had
accumulated by long years of industry
and close application to business, was
mostly dissipated by the late war;
and when peace once more blessed
the land, he remained in the firm long
econgh to see its name Inscribed as
one of those few houses which have
maintained ..their credit untarnished
through all the trying vicissitudes of
the last decade, and in 1866 he with
dfeW.He .fal aod1aJ ! Oh ,lfiaElJ srrft7H
From that period until his death he
was mostly engaged in gathering to-
gether the fragments of his broken
fortune, and after a ahlingering sickness
ofabout o year, he passed from among
us, leaving d beloved wife and four
young children to mourn for one who
was devoted husband, kind father.
q steadfast friend, a sterling merchant
and an honest n1ap, May he rest in
peace, A. ERIRND.
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BOYS SUITS !,

. Have You seeni those beautiful and chesp
boy's suits, and Girls Dresses at Day,sg II not
caii anu look ut them. A nice Linen Suit for Il
june 70, 1870. nays
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Two steers were killed on the same
road the same day. They Belong ged
to-A. G. Sheldon. ~
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GRO4CERIE IE S /!

The best stock OF Groceries 10 he foun,l in Ra
VIENNA, IS at DAYS, No. 3, Phenix Block All
Kinus Oh Sugars, Teas, Cofees,S Spices, Starch.
MoiasSes, Syrilps, Table Salt, Tobacco, &c, Sc!
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If Ynn Want


The best Jars in the market, go to RIcKEY,s
Drug Store. 95-aw
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HE EXCURSION on last Thursday,
over the c. &. p. r. r. for the benefit
of the Protestant Episcopal Church at
Wellsville, was an immense affair.
Two trains, one starting from Wells
vile and one from Alliance, and each
numbering about twenty cars COM
pletely packed with people passed over
the road. Itis estimated that the num-
Der who participated in the excursion
was about three thousand. The trains
reached Cleveland about noon, and
landed near the river where the splen-
did steamer Northacest was in waiting
to take the party on short trip upon
the, lake. Thesboat was crowded to
its utmost capacity, and many. were
unable, on account of the crowd to
obtain passage. After, being out an
hour or two the steamer returned and
took in another cargo and made sec
ond trip.
At:about four o'clock the crown re-
paired to tile public square where they
were entertained by an exhibition
by the fire department of the city,
and at aabout six o'clock they took
on the cars bound homeward.
All seemed well satisfied with the
affair, not an accident having occurred
to mar the pleasure of the occasion.
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Boardibg,.l

gentleman and his wife, and three or four
day boarderscan find first class place, by ap-
plying soon at this Office.
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JUDGE DAY is at home for the sum-
mer vacation. 4-.-es-eiz-
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SECOND NATIONAL BihK,
OF RAVENNAs o.
Designated Deposftary of the
U. S.


o. s. 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 SEQ and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds. .ssit ytHuaf saFsf't b
Drafts drawn and cashed on all The principal
Cities in tie Lifted ftates.s q
&Sishf DfaEfSs on n4nylandsand ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Eevepae. .Stamps-ai sizes for sale.
Asa6&nfs-a1d D&potitG of Bnsincss mem and
individuals received on most favorable terms
and promp AAd liberal Treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
egreed ARefif7sTS TgIHEE .EtgT gs.sJf-5f &
sA.lss.ES ia h3rg1a., W.tHs BEEBE, Cashier
GBosROBIsseN, President
Sept. 8. 1858. If.
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Go to RICKEY's and get prices before you buy
your Fruit Jars ...- 95-sw :,
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Lyman S. ward 4

Has the best and cheapest assortment of Fruit
Cans and Jelly Cups in Ravenna, and selling
very cheap. ss4w,>,,
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Everybody Saws

Lyman S. Wards 121!c Coffee Sugar, he keeps
the best and cheapest Sngars in town. 96-sw.
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The Members of the Board of
Health met at the office of Mayor
Meharg, on Thursday afternoon last,
and organized by the appointment of
DR.. A. W. Alcorn, as health officer,
and Geo. f. Robinson, Esq., Secreta-
ry. The health officer is visiting the
premises of our citizens, and those
who would not be reported as keep
ing up nuisances. will do well to see
that matters are cleaned up about
them.
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Spencer's Self-Sealing Fruit Jars,
The best Jar in use. For sale ;atRICKEY,S
Drug Store. -.s- q5-sw =.
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y 70 saysgsEa6S,y Z

On cEockesg aRHd Glassware, go to Z. s.
WARD'S flig .ssii. 'i5Rt ssss1 Is z e6-4w:
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sICKEY'S.
House for Sale or R.Dt.

Do not be Deceived, ~
But get the best Fruit Jars at is.f
95-2w RIcKEy,s
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sehanyraJisisit.ts

Fruit Jars and Cement.
n large stock of Glass Fruit Jars and Cement
at RICKEY'S Drug store. = To 95-aw.
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'RAvENNA UNION ScHooLs. = The
year of the Ravenna Union Schools
closed on Wednesday of last week,
and on the evening of that day the
scholars of the High School Depart
ment, which has been for the past two
years under the charge of Mr.. W, P.
Hussey as principal and superintend-
ent assisted by Miss Eliza E. Judson,
gave an exhibition at the Congrega-
tional Church. The number of per-
sons in attendance was not as large
as on many former occasions of the
kind, yet the house was well filled
with select and appreciative audi
ence. The exercises consisted of
Orations, Essays, Readings and Re-
hearsals, and the performances were
of high order, rejecting credit alike
upon teachers ard scholars, giving evil
dence that much earnest and efficient
labor had been performed by both,
and were highly appreciated by the
audience, as was manifested by fire.
quent applause and the floral gifts that
were showered upon the stag ge to each
performer. we have no disposition
to speak of the performances more at
length, indeed, where everything was
SO admirably done, we could not 60
into details without occupying too
much time and space. The excellent
music furnished for the occasion was
by the quartette under the direction of
Mr.. j. H. Oakley, and it formed not
the least interesting part of the enter
tainment.
AT the conclusion of the perform
ances, Mr.. Hussey presented the di-
plomas to the following graduates
Geo. III. Somerville; Hattie Dur
ham; Amelia Gilbert; Minnie Com
stock Julia Comstock /; Hiram Sapp.;
E. R.. Root; Ella Merritt.
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F'UN FOR THE FoURTH.-We under
stand that number of our young
men, determined not to have the COM
ing Fourth pass off without a bit of
genuine side-splitting fun, propose to
ereeton the public square a creased
pole bearing upon its top a prize in
greenbacks to be given to the one
who shall successfully "go for it." 1t
is also proposed to have a grand
wheelbarrow race, for which suita-
BILE premium will be offered. Com
petition open to all the world. =
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-. d 4t! 3. -..- 70, ,g-l.lE % 1IJSf ssii d
Summer Shaw1s

A genuine PAISLEY Mt SIS. -'n -, IT
Splendid KID GLOVES, for 81 %" 2Hi .44f-
n good assortment PARASOLS and SIrG TIM
- BRELLAS, SWITCHES and (IIeIS0NS
Y cry nice and cheap Gro Grain SILK for sacks
Good BAT Ting at 20eper ID: III s'-,'
A full line COTTONADES from ss.inIY.i sIso
LIN EMS for summer wear. - =. 4.It,R
A full stock All Wool 1CASS1MERES from es mn
All Wool TABLE SPREADS at 81 = 1lfS77 - f1f'
Tip Top Domestic icGINGHAA AAfs3s at is,l1.1 gssfC
Inc very bestTICKING.-S STRIPE and CHECK
.,,es SHEEETlNGSs DENNIS, re, - ! iii
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Go 70 e. Y. Brajpsri& Son, fer your coFea
= Tea, 7s-tf. <sgayge2
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That LYMAN S WARDS S11o Tea is as good
as the 81 80 Tea generally. 5lr 1.,va se-4vti'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

WHILE Gen. O. C. Risden was riding
upon load of straw, the other day,
his horse became frightened and
started to run, throwing Mr.. Risden
off the wagon and breaking his arm.
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GLOvE.s!a l.
HATS, HATS, AND CAPs.ljd

BY five times the largest and most complete
stock OF Hats and Caps can be found at DAYS
ever shown, in this town, and lower prices than
ever known before. All the new styles received
Block. nAysStNN
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EaU aA 9iIil 8 saFF 81
REAA1DY-MADE CLOTHING

just take look at the Ready Made Clotbipo
&c DAYS. The largest stock of Linen Busters
Linen Goats Linen Pants, and Vests, The cele
orated Sea sue ker Gingham Coat, tho 'iightest
Alpaca Coats and all new styles Scotch Cheroits.
oan oe oe iouhu at s'uv9 1a o. DAMS. Il
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Poe BROS. dopts adYegtiseY embossed Gham-
bray Skirts at 6s., and ask ss;, but they sell all
goods at bottom prices. - :,
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DAHL TICKETS printed wi neatuess ana
ID dfspatch at this once. 'A'<
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ana all the change you can spare, and Won shall
receive your moneys worth every time y 5Ill-.-'
: 1o,,,. NELSON CONVERSE. go
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ana many articles have not room to enumeaate. d.
Don t tail to come and see me- for shall tale
pleasure IN showing You Goods. Bring alouvs 2
o Your t.fa-..-.-
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COUNCIL MEETING.-The council of
the village held special meeting on
M onday evening at which a petition
numerously signed was presented,
asking for the passage of an ordidance
to establish grade for the streets and
alleys in the village. The petition
was laid on the table to be called up
for-aetion at the next meeting @
A petition was also presented ask
ing the council to provide by ordi-
nance for the sprinkling of so much
OF Main street as lies between the G..
" P. Railroad track and Clinton ave-
nue., the cost of same to be assessed
againgt the property in that district
This petition was signed by nearly
every resident and business man on
the street. The subject was referred
to councilman e. III. Wait, to report
at the next meeting. .l.-.r-
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j. S. SMITH & co.
HOSIERY.
'4uo2 D gHiK{gsdaf5

We have just made important additions to our
stock OF Riagk 6lk, ,p1aklng it tho largest as
well as the cheapest stock in RaYenna
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.fsit=. AFt''r1 atAt 1
N ew wAdvertisements
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Mt. Union, June 26, 1870.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Between
IL and l o'clock on Sunday night an
attempt was made to burglarize the
residence of Mr.. E. Hasbrouck. over
the grocery store off. Little. on Main
street Some of the women of the
family hearing a noise as of one try-
ing to break in, aroused Mr. Has.
brouck who went TO the door, and
removing the fastening, tried to open
it, but was unable to do so, it being
held fast by some one outside. He
called for an ak, which was brought,
and he was about to demolish the
door, when he heard the footsteps of
the intruder on the stairs. Suddenly
opening the door he hurled the ak at
the retreating miscreant, but unfor-
tunately it missed him and lie made
his escape. In his hurry, however, he
left his hat behind which was CAD
tured by Mr.. H, and which is claim
ed to belong toadarkey barber named
Kelley, whe was arrested on M dnday
afternoon and lodged in the lock-up :,
but the arrest having been made with
out any papers or authority, he W was
afterwards Falpased, we understand
that Kelley asserts his entire ;nno-
cence in the matter, and says he can
prove his whereabouts at the time.
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Don't buy till you have seen my stock
+ a!ii2 !i|H1 SO itfI i3Ef ] II sll@ -
agoTt ,ssa91 "A full stock 3 aiod Lm III
Is ..uEI -.ym u.E .IIs-.u u .lniIIo.:
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SHOES and CATERS.

..,a5239q g19d H'sW bnE Oh ,basd&
Sunday and every day Shoes for men. Summer
Hats fol-, Ladies and Gents, :,-tT-:.
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- Hnn EGGS IssD icoG sieuodt
~ no MT sZi-;. = H:g RAGS zaHIEs
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ri 4ai9il aaW ! bio aTa2y n9ojT9yss
WHITE FISH, l..t..4.s ss -, n..4-F
j COD FISH = - JAZZ l-'' - t'''' -
a. AIisHT0N 1T Nsn snd BARREL SALT, Ii4HodF
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n NFwrDREss GOODS

At 25c, 3oc and 35c These Goods are a great
bargain at the price. 10 PIECES SATIN STRIP
ED PIQUES AT 40c PER YARD. These Goods
are sold everywhere at 20 to 65e. till tilE
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CARPETS

in fhis Comfy. isiat gaaEr
SMITH & co.
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CHINESE GRASS CLOTH.

OHINEoE UItAOo CLOTH,
DRESS LINENS and PERCALEs, in great va
riety at J. S. SMITH 4 co.
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u lam Just receiving my tlliflll STOCK z

3vHsi ~ .b9iI1GM TsT3H foE EHY
Wall Paper ladi a9no :bias BOY
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..,.s5a !. ,ae5a q. . q and ID Borderips.bas is
, 1870-07-05

Assurances of every description on SIN
gle lives are granted by the Society for
anySum from 5OODOliarSt to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment Of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for Il reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennialIy,
and the surplus then existing is allotted TO
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. Won. BRETON. DR.. Holm.
Forms of Proposal, ProspectuSes, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, agent.
, 1870-07-05
Mutual Life Assurance

BARBADOS Mutual Life Assurance SOCietG
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE
No. 20, HIGH STREET, BRIDGEToWN, BARBADOS
2YHIS Society, which confines It's bust
a ness exclusively to assuring the lives
Of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
suranco Company, Iabouring in the same
field, can offer. lis scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate TO provide for the
rISk Of life in the West indies, and suffi-
cient TO create large SURPRISES, out OF
which Rever>iouary Bonuses, averaging
% per cent per annum upon the amour
assured have been distributed among t! g
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 80 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives Of persons residing in this part Of
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost as valuable as those inhabitiug
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required TO assure 500,
for the whole term, upon a single life: -
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS. 4.

The Hoboken Germans intend to hold political
meeting for the purpose Of taking counsel as to the
duty Of the Germans Of the Fifth Congressional dis.
trlct in the present campaign. The two questions
which agltate them are the idle steamships at the
H0boken docks and the sympathy rendered to one
or other OF the belligerents IN the European war.
There Is now almost certainty that the Legisla-
lature will be republican. Hudson county was res
lied upon by the Democratic State Committee to
save the State, but the very unpopular nominations
made by the OLD democracy In that county and the
wholesale frauds perpetrated at the primaries have
settled the question:
The Methodist Convention at Trenton closed on
Thursday night The attendance was unusually
large.
The heaviest man In New Jersey, Hermann D.
Busch was again nominated for Assembly by the
Hoboken democracy on Thursday night There are
very lew men in the State so popular win all
classes as the fat captain.
Last night a dense fog Overspread the North river
so that the Hoboken ferryboats made fewer trips
tnan usual
meeting was held in Taylor's Hotel, Jersey City,
last evening" for the purpose OF organizing the Hud
son County Democratic Union Association on the
plan or the proposed Tammany Society last year.
The people OF Elizabeth are making the Question
OF removing the State capital from Trenton their
city the chief issue In the approaching election for
members OF the Legislature. This project was
brought up at the last session, and nearly succeeded
The Quarrymen's Association OF old Hudson City
and Wechawken have adopted q resolution not to
vote for any candidate the approaching elections
who has been In favor Of the Nicolson pavement.
the latter article, 1t Is commended IS SO expensive
that poor men are assessed beyond their ability 80
that many taxpayers OF this class were obliged 10
sell out their little property.
The approaching demonstration by tho young
democracy OF the Fifth Congressional district OF
Newark n expected to be OF the most respecta-
years Eneas The CANDIDATE for cry Con-
gress viii deliver an address on the issues OF the
The loss by the IRE at Ramseys cigar store and
the adjoining premises on Newark avenue, Jersey
City, Is $4,000: fully covered BY insurance.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Important Notifications in the German Mail
Servicc-A New Contract with the Inman
Line.
The Postmaster General, with the concurrence Of
the postal administration OF the North German
Union, has directed the following arrangement for
book packets sent from the United States to North
Germany to be observed and enforced from and
after to-day
For correspondence the United States BY way OF
the direct line OF steamers TO Bremen and Hamburg
When not exceeding one ounce In weight two cents;
when exceeding ounce and exceeding
weight, four cents
When exceeding two and exceeding four ounces
In weight, six cents
For packets exceeding -four in weight an add
ona rate OF six cents for four fraction
thereof.
.. For correspondence the United States BY
closed mail by the OF England when ling
ounce in weight three cents.
When exceeding and not exceeding two
IN weight, six cents. When exceeding ounces, and
not exceeding four ounces In weight eight cents.
For packets exceeding four In weight, add
tona OF eight cents for four fraction
thereof.
The above postage charges are, OF course, to be
In all cases fully prepaid.
The Postmaster General is also reported, from
Washington, TO have made new contract with the
1nman steamship Company for the conveyance or
the Saturday mails.