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a, lie H FAfslCAI LIFE OF WoMAN: Adrice 70
SMe AdfdeR!i HSJsi and Mother BIZ George n
-.aPASys a ". M d.. Chief OF CIiaic oJ defer
Soa @ 5-hedleat College. PTiidlelpHid. Auth0f oJ
coaPeadiane or NoderSe Therapeutics, 2, etc etc
Cincinnati: L. HANNAFORDt & co. Publish
eTs OF, First Glass Subscription Booksil5.l
rms Is n really excellent work, scientific and
yet ennentfy practicar in regard 10 Il most I'm
portant class of subjects which unfortunately.
ithaS hitherto been left almost entirely to the
quack the. empiric or the -ssensationalist to
write up'' orthc million. 1t treats of the hy-
gisne OF woman, in her various relations ol
maiden, Wife and mother. and of the married
stat in general The table OF contents includes
suGn subjects as the following: 90 o. 49,. .--.,,-
Inc uiStiletlon of the sexes. Persons Of both
sexes and of no sex. The ageof nSbiiity.t Love
Love Is eternat. or Div0it c. Of Courtship
TOW to choose a husband. shall tonsins nairrs
The wedding night Advice TO wives who de-
spring The signs Of fruitful conjunction. How
TO have beautiful children Transmission, '6I
Talent and of disease. tiow to have boys and
girls at will Bfrth-maTks ami how 10 prevent
snem.i signs ier, pregnancy. confinement
Nulsing The change of Life.
l}liheult as tmay appear, these subjects are
hantllef with such precision and fEmness, and
nearly enlargement Of many of the most dis
tinSu!Shed phSsicfsuS, 'eIergynlen. and philan-
tnfoplsts OF the country. Among the number
are EX-Surgeon General Hammond. Henry
ard Beecher, Rev. Horace Bushnell, d. D.
r. shelton Mackenzie, Rev DIR. Mark HOPKINS
PRESIDENT of Williams College, with many other
names equally eminent. -E.
,;iNr. Wm TRl;aer. Of Edinburgh, s~canvassine
for the work in this County. and we doubt moi
'wtll meet with q liberal patronage One OF
more copies of the book should be, I'M every
household.
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: Death of ADMIRAL Farrigat.

. -
A telegram from Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, dated the 14th, says
& 4Admipalg s4aag 81 I, EEEa aST THI;S9, TH;aS9n ;yBps
peacefully .atil 9 acfeckspreGi sely. SUR,
rouhded 'hfs ifaRmiify iAif5 and aid friends, at
the residence of Commodore Rem.
mock. iat .titeINaFy 44rds sAHiaiftAliai ainE
Will he be addepasi d I Itadi#iearpo i'm T.
vault here, untills1pt hses r6hal M Eesting
place will be, decides IqEs3h;S 2e:gi1x sa,x
David A. Farr'gut was born in
Tennessee in 1901, and was of French
parents nltag chill ~ rila + aAiar
ted to this country in l7f8ss' IF Is briil'
liant services made him tie, first off,
Ger of fs0tr navy hfHe was a simple,
unassuming man, with no other aim
than. thatnof doiugIhiawhole ;dpsy to
the flag hei1oFed, 'H Hs 'Ssf was ns diplo'
mat, no politician, and he had no am
bitten eoutside !Df the 2pt st0H ID
had clio osensai HisaAsh hoiez life lus been
an honor to the c66htfay aiiHtia h9H witch fh he
served, and his death takes ff9pl tho
| briglFE raaiTofr ApR aS0y dh% pfSddest
name which 1t has ever borne. In the
full o giRepsss,I afI,Fears, laden with
honors and surrounded hby friends,
the great brave heart has ceased to
bent, and to-day the country that Far.
ragut served Is a nation OF mourners.
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Democratic County CeSi4iiV11esinnti56lnI.

Democratic County Co4vention.
We hope our friends Throughout
the county will bear in mind the Dem
ocratic County Convention to be held
in this village on, the 9th inst, one
week from next ssaturtfay. to put in
nomination candidates for the several
county officers to be voted for at the
October election, and for the transac-
ton of other business. Lets every
township be fully represented in the
Convention; let good men be nomi-
mated, men in every way qualified for
the positions for which they shall be
selected, and then go to work and
give them the vote of every Democrat
and conservative man in the county,
and we will then have discharged oul
whole duty.
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Coffins and -Caskets
No. 1,JqPHILETPSa 1, 4BEoeE

NJ FllAI NOTICE. I IsAaeIH She6SelI Plain
j tin. against Lewis NJ. Brown, Defaniiant7{
ty Ohio-'Po Lewis NJ BroNnl ycl1o rrssiS5hSl in
tbe Eity of WASHINGTON 81 O. Yon are hereby
ISAAC ii. Sheldon iiied ms petition AGAINST Won,
in the office Of the CLERK Of tie CoifT ofSuSSl
mon Pleas of Portage. County, Ohio, in, which
against the Defendant an account of hntter and
butter pals sifipped TO said iefcndAnt TO be hy
him soil. nm Lommissi0n and the nrCceets there
of less 4 c6nmission Of i've nor cent "a be uaisI
over 10 nl;st nj on lenaana askinQ aiiI(ig-
ment therein for a balance unaccounted foranSl
thereon from the 2Oth (lay Of :April iS7O said
plaiiitiIT AT the same tif6e fiei with Hrs Clerk
of sad tonrt his aflidayit in attachn1anf sttIin1S
Firth amnnC niher fh;ngS@ 6aT 81 III sfenn1annr 1,n
,yas ,ssiS,ent OF - II Isarta "a f,Safy iS,t
haI Tronerfv fhere;n wbich nTht 10 he sTi,jsct-
ed TO ihe paTment oipsaintffss 81 SImI And sSil
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slDavis sewing nIaehine.

tson! 9lDavis Sewing Machine. 'H'i
The first Davis Sewing Machine was intro
duced in Portage County the 9Th day, Of March,
1870 There are now sixty-one of them in use
and all Of them giving The. best satisfaction
This rapid sale establishes ationce the superior
itygef this Machine. It has been, in competition
with all the e'diferent makes, and won. Every
Agent trembies when he finds Il Davis to COM
pete with.i There Ia no visible point of inferior
ityf that he ,en prodpce.i So he makes his point
of attack on the durability of the machine.
which, according to his story, is very short
Butfunning thelDavis' by steam power, in a
Corset Factqrg, every day 5or IS months, with
out any, repairs, and as good to-day as. on. the
start Established at once the Durability Of the
Dasisi and we avafrants dhd win Keep in repair
free Of charge aqr Paws, for as long time ss
any other Agent dare warrant any machine, and
will give backing that our contract will be tul
iilled.g d have good machines nearly new, Of tht
best nanqfae aetres, that 4 will, sell lat,redueef
prices. do not advertise or, blow anything
fhatif fcantot back up, and ask ali who are in
want OF a machine. to- call and examine, and
give the Davis iaitrialoga5I 5af :-aIeoT oil
:, ,d1eqpit 1eqppiitf sd lliw eiodT "a GffM G. MASON
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A CHEAP MoseUiTo BAR THERE'S
a cheap mosquito bar in vogue among
the plantation hands and boatmen in
some parts of the South, which an
swers every purpose to the letter; it
istcomaon GOAL o}l.AA small quantity
of the oil is dropped on a piece of cot
ton and then squeezed out as dry as
possible; after which the cotton is
rubbed over the face and hands. No
mosquito will alight where the scent
has been left. 1 have tried it, and
then siexposed myself to clouds of
them, on various OCCASIONS. without
experiencing the least annoyance
Thousands Of them would hover
within an inch of my face and sing
by the hour, but none would dare
toucn.-ERt0m mologiSt.
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deep-felt sympathy, as we know, be
viii naturally feel chagrined upon
learning that he has made so great an
error 1t appears to- be his fortune
each time, TO visit the Union School
when the numbers are small, or when
troubled with weak eyes. In conclu-
sion we tender "Veritas our best
wishes for his future welfare, and
earnestly hope TIE teachings of the
Rev. Mr.. Reed or some other good
man, will in time touch the stoney
spot in our friend V.'s heart. '-s-s-'
Yours with respect,
s-sqr 4t.fes "a DRstocRAT.s
MAxTrA. JULY %. 1910. ~ 70. So
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FREE TRADE MEETING,-Professor
Perry, of Williams, College, -Massa-
chusetts, and A.-Lleyd, Esq.Sof New
York, addressed small audience at
Citizens ball last, Friday evening; ON
the subject of Free Trade. 1t is to be
regretted that all of onr citizens did
not listen to the able arguments of the
gentlemen, as they showed that they
are fully posted and capable of i'm
parting instruction upon the subject
of which they treat. The notice Civ
EN- of the meeting was very short,
which will account in a measure for
the sparseness of the audience, but we
are persuaded that very many were
kept away by reason of their political
prejudices, although the gentlemen
treated the question without any re-
ference to partisan politics, and we
believe that every one present, wheth-
er agreeing with the views of the
speakers or not, was iedffeR and In
structed. iFo our minds they demon
strated by fair, candid reasoning and
uncontrovertible facts, the fallacyi OF
the protective theory, proving that it
is means of robbing the great mass
of the people for the tenetit ,,bf' "a few
manufacturing monopoiists of New
England and the iron mena OF Regn-
sylvania; that high duties were, not
calculated to add to the Government
reveaue, but simply to sincreass the
profits of the manufacturer at the ex-
pense of the consumer. They showed
that under our swindllng tariff sys-
tenn over four thousand different arti-
cles are taxed, while under the
free trade tariff of Great Britain
only thirty-three articles, all told,
are taxed, and those articles which
do not compete with those man
ufactured within the realm. They
demonstrated that with duties levied
on about forty articles which do moi
come in competition with the manu-.
features of the. country, a9snffcfent
revenue could be obtained to meet
the necessities of the Government
But we do not attempt to give syn.
opsis of the speeches, as in doing so
we should do the gentlemenhju Justice
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New MILK WAGoN.-Onl Monday
last Messrs. Jones s. Co., ran out a
new. covered milk carriage, built at
the establishment of Messrs. Furry &
King. 1t is a very elegant vehicle and
a credit both to the builders and the
gentlemen who furnish the lactary fn-
id to very many of our people.
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The 'Banner Town" has at last or
ganized Fire Department. On Tues
day of last week the members of the
new Hook and Ladder Company. met
at the town Hall of the Metropolis
and elected officers of the company.
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AIEssRs. MERITS 81 RIDDLE are build
ing new and elegant hearse at their
works, far ahead of anything hereto
fore got up.by them, which is saying
a good deal. The plating for the same
is being done by Col. Cotter, who
fully understands his business. The
rods for the protection of the French
plate glass sides are six feet long and
e inch in diameter, are elegantly pla-
ted with the finest OF SILVER. The
hearse is intended for the Chicago
market.
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HIRAM.

tft-s-f
Elder Sy'fanonds Riderr,, one,iitof it the
few remaining pioneers of this ssto3Wa5ri town
ship, died the last day of !, July; aged
7S years. The deceased came into
this township in 1913, and remained
here till his decease. He was highly
esteemed by all the early, as we'll as
the recent settlers, by thelpast as well
as the present generation. For more
than thirty years he ofioidted aas the
Pastor of the Disciples Church at this
place, and during all that time bored
with all energy and zeal, that brought
forth a bountiful harvest He. was
net latter day preacher, and setsach
an example as would =, be. worthy Of
imitation by all and bring no fepr6aeh
upon the doctrine he advocated He
was one of the moblest works of God
AN honest manl-,iand N, o christian in
the true sense of the word. Truly the
world has been made better by; his
having lived, and a pity it is that the
same cannot be said Of more. One
by one the links that bind the present
with the past, are being severed, the
ranks of that band, of sturdy old
fashioned men, whose strong arms
bore down the giants of the forest,
and made thesVilderness hless9h as
the rose, are being thinned by the in
satiate archer, and but few of the
pioneer fathers and mothers are lefl
to tell of the trials, tribdlatio iohs, hard
ships and sufferings, of the early set
tiers. Let us each and all resolve, as
we see their aged forms borne away
to be more kind and tender to those
wha are left: = s-,t0 hWn
The wet weather still continues to
the detrime ment Of crops gehefaily, and
oats in particular. Although q great,
Ell breadth was sown this year than
Hast, there will not be as MANY bushel:
raised insc of thefextreme
wet weather and violent winds-the
same may be said Of corn and othel
crops. .,...... >,
Last Thursday we had the heaviest
J rain ofsthei season iCyruslRiIieg had
a valuable COW killed by lightning las
/ Monday, and we understand thatbP
. c. Nichols, had four cows Killed las
/ waaL by a train of oarc
The tremendous rains are fnaskfbs
havoc with the roads, and those who
] worked in the early part nfthe seasp,
\ fail to see the benefit of their labor
| and those who have not worked, cal
see where large amount of labo
i will be very beneficial. II.
HIRAM, August Is, 1870. '.''il 4
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IAN old hachel9r says,;s-is" !" 1t lis all
nonsense to pretend that loye,is blind.
l never yet knew man in love that
could not see ten times as much i'll his
sweetheart th @ as ~ I could, or, any. other
man.1.l 13q ~ is 9.jtoJ oil II. .i'lasE'fs'l
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MusicaI (,onVentiou


The Ninth, Convention of the Portage County
Musical Union viii be held at the Copgl ega-
tional Church, in Ravenna, commencing on
Monday evening, Aug. 22d, and continuing four
days under the direction OF Prof. j.. WILLIAM
SUPERB All true lovers of music, who desire
to pass nl week in real IenjoNmentI be- sure and
come to this Convention. ,,;f,, tf.t a,se.e,.sr,
Ample and free Accommodations will be pro-
7ided blythe committee, for ali in attendance
A Concert win be given by the Association al
the close of the Convention on Friday evening
Aug. s6th. admission, 25 cents.
ah9ijtt'tnA4 Capt: SIMON PERKINS, Pfest.
DEWITTICJ q ARDNER. Secretary. i-..ah IL,
"a y - REV. E. b. MASON,
an -; 81 REV. RI M, w ARREN, siiEu Np z3Bf
HARVEY w WATERMAN, r.
itHn .h9y CIR. REED,i9it32 ri 1T -ii3-iHi
J. Ii. OAKLEY, -,...t --,,. .E,s.fr !:
siHo1 - il. E. E.iUDELL,Is -t3fa r'Ii''i' '''I -
t,..,5, WIN. H. STEWART 10, .-r ia 10 i ..sf
i'l' St4' NJ. II. PHILLIPS,
cdr .r4y4 gn.i Committee of Arrangements
Rayenna. Aug. sth. 1870. r. aaif l0sf2w.,
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How to Make and support a Good Local
PaDer.

An exchange gives the following
instructions for making and support
ing a good local paper, which we COM
mend to the attention of our readers !:
The first step is to subscribe and
pay in advance for yourself. This
you can easily do. The next step is
to encourage and persuade your neigh
bors and friends to go and do like
wise. This will help to support your
local paper.
Whenever you have anything to
sell; if you are in trade, or following
any, mechanical pursuit depending on
public patronage--advertise your bnsi-
ness in the local paper. These local
advertisements are much more inter-
esting reaGing matter than people
think. They give business aspect to
the paper, and render vital aid in its
support.
Get your letter heads, notes, re-
ceipts, ETC., printed. 1t is nice and
orderly course of business and helps
support the local paper.
When you subscribe, OF advertise,
or get job work done-don't try to
jew the printer. The local papers in
this part of the country have too
much "hard scratching" to be Jewed
downin their prices. 1t isiwicked to
ask it. The patrons of the local press
would not ask the publisher to "come
down" in prices, if they knew what
"tight times the printer sees-even
when he has to hold up his head and
GO ahead as if nothing was the mat
-, L. hoo;o
This much on the subject of sup
porting the local press. The next
thing is to make the local paper inter
esting.
If you learn any extraordinary oc-
surrence send word to the printer.
10 w hen you get into the, spirit of
writing-if you can write short, spi-
cy, pungent, or pointed articles, do it
and send them to the printer
They help make up the paper.
If the printer should happen to diff
fer with you sometimes, and throw
/ out your articles, don't get mad and
| sstop the paper" Try again" Sew
\ Ell and seventy times" before you
give it up-or getmad,lTyIIa
To pick up the local. paperiand lay
by the side of some city weekly,
made up of the off all (" of daily
issue, and sneer at the comparative
size Of the two, does not help sustain
your local paper. The 1argeecity pa
pers are full of stuff you do not care
/ for. Your local paper is of more val
ue ,tiiaif those city papers. --r5z,s-
-.Reader,-Win-. you-please- se-think- -o'
these suggestions, and see If you CAM
do sonnet hing more than you are now
doing to sustain the local press.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.,
OPP osITE ETRA BL ock.
ESTABLISHED IN 1868,

ESTABLISHED IN 1868,
As a Home I,,stif,etion, for the Aceonannoda-
tiosa ofhe People Of Portage County.
We win endeayor in the future, as inthe past
to give preference and ill orders and supply
the wants and demands of our own county peo-
pie first.
winfpay 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. S. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates ftg
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities in Europe.
Collections made on all points in the United
states, and prompt remittance made
ND. CLARK, Prest.
e. E. WITTFR Cashier.
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You can get forehe same amount of
money, better plates and teeth of E,
G. SWAIN, (and you don't payfor phe'
kind of plate and get another) than
any etherplace in the county. alOffice
over Cd National Bank, Ravenna, o.
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( The Democrats Of Rayenna, are requested to-
meet at the Town, HAIL. on Friday evening
Aug; a9th, for the purpose ssf choosing delegates
t9tliAS CfenAtg Convention, and for the transao-
action Of such other business as may come be-
fure the meeting. 8. d. NORTON,
tI,4 Chairman Committee.
Ravenna. Aug, IL, 1870 10s-2w., nuo-of
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MAxrrA, July %. 1870. az
MANTUA.
TCoRREsPoNDENcE.1

The past week has been very rainy
and considerable. damage has been
done to oats that were not secured.
A mistake occurred in the account
of the burning of barn in this town,
which was noticed in the Press of
last week. The barn belonged to G.
o. Carlton, instead Of E. d. Carltan.
It was q large one. with sheds at
tached, and literally packed full of
hay and grain, with some farming
tools, lumber SC. a pair, of horses
belonging to E. d. Carlton were
standing in the barn, attached to a
load of hay, at the time the building
was struck by lightning, which al
most Immediately >enYeloped the barn
in flames, when they burst open the
doors and ran some distance with a
blazing load of hay which falling on
them, burned them severely, until the
load turned over, when they broke
loose from the wagon and cleared
themselves. Mr., Cartons loss was
only partially covered by insurance.
His neighbqrs,, With .eemmendable
generosity and benevolence, have slfD-
scribed over $3.50 to assist him in re-
building. The house OF Ben5aInin
Blair was also struck and slight y
damaged during the same storm
Last Sunday, the Sabbath School at
the Union Church gave q Concert,
which was highly ditable to those
who participated tho exercises Mr..
C. J. Moore conducted the singing
with his usual, ability, while Miss
Marilla Moore, Mrs. w. H. Ridge,
and Miss Lille Stilson, furnished ex-
cellent music on the organ, which was
rare treat to those who had thegood
fortune to be present. \ It affords us
pleasure to notice that both Sabbath
Schools at the Center are 'prospering,
and incl easing in numbers as,Yelln as
interest, while the unusuallysfn full at
tendance Of the Bible classes osho W
that the members consider Themselves
never too old to learn.
One of our Mantua boys, Mr5Frank
p. Griffin, who has for a number OF
years been connected with q the Eefle+
| graph line Of the Pittsburgh, Ft.
Wayne & Chicago R. r. and stationed
atfUpper SanddsKy, has returned <on
visit to his parents and friends,
bringing with him a beautiful fbride.
May the connecting lines between
them and long and happy life never
be broken orinterrupted. ..sa '.@' "".' Il
The hide and seek" parties at the
Station furnish a fund of fun and
amusement for the young people there
if torn and soiled dresses, CATERS and
boots, are not taken into the account
Jenkins was there, and to him would
refer the anxious enquisef, for . full
and impartial report of their proceed
ings. .-aa,f frVERfFAs.Yi Il:
MANTUA August; 18th lS70.I1goq
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LOCAL NOTICES. d
Rootstown Democrratic 1c, r cauouy, ll

Rootstown Democratic Caucus,
The DemocrAts of RAotstowp are requested to
meet at the Tawp Hail. IN that township, on
Saturday evenings Aug. 30, for the purpose o
choosing delegates to represent them in the
County Convention to be held in Rayenna. on
Saturday. Aug. 27th. and to transact such other
business may come before the meeting.
S. N. ANDREWS, Com.
Rootstown,. Aug. Il, ISgGi it-fS
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THE DAVIS is pronounced by all who use
1 tliem to be tile best in. the market 1t turns
wide and narrow hens on nstraight, bias, Wooien
or cotton goods without. folding or basting the
cloth. SeWs on all grades! of FABRIC from the
finest lace to harness leather. We viii take our
$65 machine and put it in any boot and shoe
or clothing nanufaetory, do all the work they
have. then take the same maehlneln aimliiinerE
finest work. and all the change we make IN the
machine is to use needle suitable for the goods.
Howe, Singer & Co., and GTpyer " Baker make
three different sizes of machines, one for heavy.
one for medium and one for light, work These
companies are the only ones that pretend TO
make a mal1ufactofy machine. We Will take
our DAVIS machine and do all the weTk that
can be done on any of the three sizes. with as
much ease and less change of attachments and
we defy their best operators to work on any fab
ric superior to the work on the Davis Heavy
seams are no imDedinent; We run, oyer them
without raising tile presser-foot.. or change OIL
tension and do not drop stitches on the seam
1t will gather. and sew on a band at the same
time. In Cording, Braiding,- binding, FeHlng,
"iis'n is tiie mest sinpie chie W and Id viii Ret
wear ont in a lifetime Every machine is war
ranted and will be kept in repair, three years.
All parties contemplating the purchase OF
Sewing Machine should net faH To- tFy f9e DA;
to you an illustrated catalogue of STYLES and
lrpricesi Select from this such style as you wish,
and will forward it TO, you for trial land Not
| it, or return 1t. at youreptien-uo o2 oJ nle3
Machine, Sewing, Respectfully Solicited.
An experienced operator, will be found In the
office at all times Needles, thread, IAaehine
oil. sc for sale at the e1iee-ra, s,s4z ,tas.iuT
liBOhiee and salesroom In Vance & wells Fur
nitpne Store AadEeSS ai as6S 9Ee.s Rattsnna
Messrs. }Mcheel q Wilson, Agents at Aaaitua
July 20 1870. 1oo.tfdJ 7o1 'smHil!iW
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-08-18
NEW DRESS GOODS

Ate5c. SOC and s5c. These Goods are great
bargain at the price. 10 PIECES SATIN STRIP
ED PIQUES AT 40c PER YARD. These Goods
are sold everywhere at 90 to Csc.