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Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

ytem Hsaaaaastssa
100000 Prussiaus up in Balloon;
Boys: T.atest news by cable show that
Paris IL not ahead Of Nc in style and
prices Of stationery &c.
Just received at the Post Ofics in.
Guiding paper and envelopes Of I'll
kinds and styles, Inks, Pens, Pencils,
Muc,iage, Pocket Knives, Letter clips,
Paper Files, Ink erasers, Pocket
Books and greeobacks to I'll them.
Also Stereosccpes, and Stereoscopic
views Of all kinds, Microscopes.
Newspapers and Books OF al kinds.
And If you want anything ] have
NOT got just leave your order and You
shall have it. WV. CLA.k.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

kx.Go~crnor 3. B. vihSe Of Nutth
torolina, hxs BETA elected, by the
Legislators Of tlnt State, : Senator
Of the .Usitcd States. Gov. Vance
was Governor OF his State during the
Rebellion from 1851 to 1865, and
though he went into the executive
chair tcns,bly - \ Union man, he
roon developed into one Of the bit.
trtese, most rabid scccss .onists Of the
whole SoatA. A his disabilities
have never been removed by Con.
grcss, nor he. been pari, ned BY IN.
,iy, there sre gta>r doIlts xcont Vim
succeeding in tak;n. his seat.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

TAs Plug 1eal
AND Doors AND SHOEs.-Boots
and Shocs made, and Repairing done
at lowest cash prices, At my shop
New Stock Of leather of al kinds on
hand. In exchange, I want wheat,
corn, oats, potatoes, wood and fence
posts, also greenbacks. Ny custo.
mers. old and new, are invited to give
ms q call. B. F. pAIaE.
TOLEDO, Iowa. l43-3
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
ESZR4Y STEER.

TAKEN UP By Leuis Mesksr, u Oslss
i Greek TowhshIr, fiiha Cossty, Isvs, o.
~ l6lA lay - November, 1870, oae esttsy
Steer. described - follows: 0no Dlesi
Steer, supposed 70 b ess year cid, will
line bask, white fsce, bslly end tail, ~
The end - ~ right hers. Appraised d
ten dollars, before Alex. n. 6tslsy, J. 2.
1. b. BLlNN.
C1esk District Ceasl, Taua, Co., levs.
By J. D. psweoasr, Deputy.
Dec. lss, 1870.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

1 New Thing n ysasiag. 1900
Phineas L. Sherman, Geneseo town.
ship, has taken out . patent on . new
wrinkle ~ fencing. He takes - ob
long piece Of iron and makes ! hole
in each end, q right angles to ssch
other, or beads piscs Of wire with
two holes bearing like relations "a
each other. Throuyh one Of these
holcS be inaerts.a scsew and tsslens
the iron or wire TO . tree " post, end
through the other hole rams tho wirs
Of WINCH he makes his fence. Whea
tho tree has grown 40 - to threaten
to overgrow the screw he draws the
screw out Of danger, 70 continuing,
10 natter how large the trec msy
grow. Tim be considers ) good idea,
many 81 bic heighbors lgree With
him, n,Amy strsnksfs, Also, 70 whom y
has shows aths model give tsetimoey
Of IL xAlus. Mr. 0hsr1akss viii soee
be prepared to pat his bow bsts-t %
thu Mafk6t He NAY - Addressed
q Evsstrsea ?. O, Tsssa oosaty
Iowa. (44ft
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
EyZRAY STEER.

TAKEN UP By Alexander Johsseo, d
ev S 81 S =: sl T., y ISL
enc estrsy Steer. dscribsd - follows: Oas
Ned Stsef, supposed . b ess year Old
With linS tastl phite belly ed White tail
Appraised u DO tsl6ss Alsx, r, QtaleS
J.H. L. b. DLINN.
Clerk DISCREET Ceast, Tana c., Isus.
~ J. p. Nsvesnss, Dspssy.
N Dss. Let, 1870
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

11so Ssvsl
The publisher Of ZELL's ENcrcLo.
PxplA announces that it hes been
found necessary to add 200 pages 70
the amount It 6rst contemplated; this
will bring the price Of the two vol
umes up to t27. so. But the ansounc.
ment was long since made that sub
scribers would get the complete work
at the cost originally estimated, name.
", $25. This offer IL stall open, and
all persons subscribing, even now,
vii: receive the completed work for
e25.
To such - have examined thil
work any communications from ~
would be valueless, for il i its own
best praise. bestower; it speaks for It.
self O. an undertaking Of great labor,
Of great expense and 1t exceedingly
great value. The Encyclopedia 10 10
sued by T. Ellwood Zell, at Philadel
phia, and tho general agency tor TN
West isloca,ed at09, West Randolph
st., Chicago; to either Of which places
orders may be addressed. Sasnpl,
copies may be seen a. the Office Of th,
REPUBLICAN. 4etf
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

New Paper q ~ 1ai2ss
We have the prospectus Of THE
iowa Review" y weekly paper, ths
publication; Of which will b con.
menced, December 81, BY Stewart
Waterman d Speed. The Review
will be thoroughly Republican, bat
not blindly partisan" Subscription
price $l.75 per copy. or S copies for
$3.50; 10, for 416,O0; 90, tor $50, 90.
We wish the Review oil the success
It may merit.
Xhaaasnsa
The attempt to fight the collection
Of the Railroad tax, by the anti
"Plugs," Of Toledo, has been aban.
ioned. Good success in the collec-
ton Of funds for the expenses Of the
fight was met with, and the dollar
collection, We made mention Of sev.
eral Week ago, was swclled to the
round stu Of $1:25. Hasty promis-
es werc made to tho amount Of .
couple hundred more. but OF course
not in writing. Funds were plenty
but no good lawyer could be found
who would guarantee success. Tne
project Is dead. The tax will Be
and the road will be built.
LET 10 have peace"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

Further information can I've had BY
reference to either OF the following
Committee Of Arrangements: B. f.
Shaw, T. Il. Eroanbrsck, G. w. Coe,
J. A. Palmer, C. +. hanson, Il. II.
Sherman. j. G. Diets, 3. B. Alder.
man, +. C. Mexican.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
The P4cs1aeae's Message.


Tie Congress convened last Mon
day, md the Message Of the President
and accompanying documents, wer,
suAcn,tted. The message is rattle,
more lengthy thsn -has expected. \
would occupy about ten c6.iimns o
.he REPUBLICAN,, and we cannot prin,
1t, but We give resume OF its chic
points:
Opening with : reference 10 tho
past ''year Of peace and general pros
perity," and to the condition Of the
Southern States As to the work of
reconstruction, lie gives . brief out
line of the course of the govern.
anent in referaace TO the protection
afforded to the Germans 10 Paris At
1Ae Outbreak Of the war and the rec
'ognition OF the French Republic.
Says that extradition treaties have
been concluded with several Of the
7Sonth American Republics.
Referring to the vensusla claims,
he says thn il mss NIT beth deemed
advisable TO distribute any Of the
mroney received from Ven.uela until
congress has acted upon the subject.
The massacre Of the French and
irussians in China is adverted to,
md the President Says that he in.
~'ited Frence nnd n orth Germany
10 act together Tor the preservation
OF the l,ves Of Americans and Euro
peaus n China.
Referring 70 our relations with
Great Britain, he says tAae rho rati-
tication Of the disqualification couvcn.
sion between the two countries has
been exchanged since the adjourn
sncnt Of Congress, aud desires an
appropriation to bear the expense Of
reaaja.ting the boundary limo be.
sween tho Hudson Bay Company I
territory and the United States, Al
Pcmbina.
consratulating Congress on th,
establishment Of . Republic II
France. he rcooants the connection
If the United States In the European
war, sd says tl,at \ the time should
come when ths sctita ei the United
States coali kaslsa ~ one hour tht
return Of ssstts ti.st sStl8A will bs
heartily takc&.
Referring 10 TIE contest betxeea
spain and Caba, - sarrates the rio.
lss;on, BY Csba, Of the treaty d l795
and the ssev,as1al reslis II the ssgo
stations visA Spaia. lor iadttianity
md then dstssls shs history Il tn.
peace oosisssscs bstwses Spain aud
lhs Sonfh Am&sidsA R%psblies, 10
kesA = r;lh lhs rsssls n ths good
oAlc~s AZ - usiasd S;ates govern
snsot.
lessssaiBN - tsas eseist. III poi
i~y Of ~ 4simieGraiios > nstsresea
- sss Doasa1s Ne oesss sa.iiAiesal
tnsas sai figures = support Of thai
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08


MUSICAL CONVENTION At AxAxosA.
Tho trends and lovers Of music in
NorthWeasern Iowa will bear in mind
the Musical Convention 1t Aramosa,
commencing Tuesday, Dec. 10th,
and closing with grand concert on
Friday eveing thereafter. H. r
Palmer, Of Chicago, i the Conductor
Three sessions will DO given daily
The principal text books used will b
''Palmer's Normal Cohesion o.
Anthems and Choruses," furnished
free OF charge. Tickets for the Who'll,
course, gentlemen tl,50, ladies o. 20
Free entertainment will he provid
ed for those who will inform Thu
Secretary, Mr.. J. A. Palmer, Ana
mosa, lows, BY letter, OF their inteu
ton TO attend the Convention.
RAILROAD FARE.
MemLers OF the Convention will
return free Of charge on tho Dubuque
South Western +. r. and ON the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Min
nesoiA Il. r., and tor one fifth fare
Oh the Chiosgo Northwestern, on
showing tho conductor thvir UertiA.
cste Of attendance q the CouvcR.
ton. The Committee expected to
IaAkY similar ArrAngmsnts with the
Iowa Division ot the Illinois Genital
but have not - yct lad ~ intss$itw
wish Tho propss 0Glosrs of that t6sh.
paNy.
An person attending tho tbhxcu.
ton will o arriving, report 4 TN
ss1aiLsl9 oS The CU0gregAaional
Chsnsh, Apamosa.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
4 callses Deaatisa.

4 csllses 0enAtien.
Cornell College has received do
nation, from a citizen Of this county,
worth notice. 1t consists Of farm,
worth, it is estimated, about u 400.
The condition is, that whatever
amount of money it sells for, over
and above 81, 900, is to be paid back,
the actual donation being intended to
be of the value Of $1,000. The do.
nation has the appearance Of being
dictated by very generous spirit
On this account, VIC congratulate the
authorities Of the College on being
able to draw out Of the donor % gen.
erous . gratuity. It certainly speaks
we'll for Toledo that ita Mayor 10 20
generous in thus fostering an instl-
tuition of learning that is at once "A
honor and pride to the State Of Iowa,
and to the Methodist Church.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
PROBATE NOTICE.
CTATE or IOWA, rAMA COUNTY, -,

Notice IL hereby gives that Daniel Fork
er, Admiaislsates q shs Esist6 Of AE1rek
n. Besdls, dsesssed, has filed he Aasl ~.
pert and asks 70 b Sadly disshssgsd -
such Administsstss, asd tAs sans will
esos on Sse hearing before The Circuit
Court o. said eousty, on ths Arst (lst) day
Of the January Term. A. D. 1871, Of ssid
Court commencing % the third (3) Mes.
day Of January, 4. y. 1871. 1t ths Court
House, in Toledo, Iowa, in said eousty.
/. B. BLlNN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Coatt,
Toledo, lows, De. lst 1870. 1870
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08
ORIGINAL NOTICE
CTArE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, 50

OAeA " 4 Avail AVA 4 W.
CTArE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, 50.
70 ". n. Rsrrsr asl 0seres Farfsr
Tea, and cash - -, srs Asssby ssst6sd
thas thers - nov - Gle, II ~ Ofkes q ~
Clerk - Tie Circuit Court Of Taae CouA
y, lows, . Petition Of The Southsra White
Lad and Cs,sr Works, elaiaiae o. yss one
Auedrsd ard three 8A-l0O dollars ($lOs. ~
% aseosss. IT gssds seld ssd delivered - yss,
with interest On said san from June !,
1870. and that at;ashmsat Ass issued
Against your psepsrty, aad thas ualsss ysa
appear thereto, aad dsSsad, % o. bsSose
zoos, Of the Second day u The Asxt TsSn
W said Court, being the January Term u
ssid Court fcf the year A. ID. 1871, eea>
nsssias % the 81 Needay II Jasssry, a.
b. 1871, ct the Court House, 10 Toledo, II
said Csunty, dsfAule will - sasefsd
sgsiast you, and Judgnsat rsadersa shss.
Oh. C. y. BRADkHAW.
Atty for PlaiAti4.
k1US0A
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

oNP Pat. Collar. 6sAd sd Tie Heldes.-
Ihs leeps Of "snsp" Ties leek fssl q
~ sle.tsa ealh Wen "a. }ltssa. NAN;
"a for 80 etc. Agents weaesA. 81
8. = WILLIAM. Hartford, csaa.
fl>l7.3aA6e.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

The Secretary Of the Treasury, i,
his annual report, says that the tota
4ece4ptsffcm customs for the year end
NJ June 80 1870, was 4,5Se,
374.4l; under the revenue tariff
from 1856 to 1860, inclusive, the an
Aual receipt from customs averaged,
&GS, 900 900, or . total, in the four
years, Of k272.OOO,00c:
And vt the revenue rcformers
are continually talking Of . revenue
-a.iff,r ~ different thing from .
protective tariff" There il differ.
rncc, and the difference in that
protective tariff raises moro revc.
hue than . revenue tariff does or
can do.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1870-12-08

While We dsprecsts this cspitslstion 10
he enemy, ws cordially approve Of the
ostensible object Of the meeting-the cd
Vocaoc Of revenue reform. We cautUt 70
e Tic extremity Of some Of the speaker,
who demand total free.trade an immediate
abolition Of custom shouses, with heavy di>
rect taxation - the Inevitable alternative.
As Mr. David Wells observed st the dinner,
our national honor IL pledged TO the indus>
try Of the country mot to repeal the tariffs
80 absoluted aud % suddenly ~ the cause
wide spreae aisttess ~ Chicago Post. Dec
That i to say: THE protection
(which the tariff gives to American
Industry Is necessary to it, exis.
''tence. The withdrawal Of this pro.
''tec,ion will involve American In
'dustry ''in wide spread Distress"
'sesrt!al withdrawal will cause par.
'"tial distress. Nevertheless, We pre-.
"pose to withdraw as much Of this
protection - We can without
total destruction OF this Industry
'.just enough to cause it to linger
along halt alive only. We are
pledged to our Manufacturers that
eve will not totally distroy them, but
1--WE will come ~ near il - our un-
wisely given pledges will permit us,
land, were it not for these pledges,
1--WE would destroy them Al once, aud
'"ruthlessly." II any other intcrper.
tation can be given to the declare.
't,on, We would be glad to know it.
And is it possible that the working
'mcn q tho coeutry can be gullsd in.
- 'sa6ctioning the policy? Indicted.
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HIRAM
coRREspoNnr>-,n

CORRESPONDENCE > F-.s5i n
.IHE commencement Exercises OF
Hlfam College took place last week,
according to- enhancement. The
programmes were excelIent-neyer
oetter-and all arrangements perfect
Monday evening Mr.. Cline, Of aCfeFi5es.:
Hand former student, lectured he.
fore the College Societies. snbiectbLe
National Banks. Tuesday evening.
Miss Chamberlin gaIeca Concert Il q Of Of
vocal and Instrumental Music, ,ss assist
ed by her pupils. Wednesday eve
nlng' the Delphie Society gave their
anniversary entertainment under the
tent. We hear this entertainment
very highly spoken Of and as being
the best offered for several years, past.
Thursday were the College Exerciis Is
proper, closing in the afternoon. with
an address by Hon. I. N. Sherwood.
~ thursday evening the Alpha De.tal
Society, held their anniversary. /. j re-
gret that have not the several CatEa.-' 4
iogues to send yon, as they show foi.t
themselves that they required no. or.1
dlnary talent to successfully carry,
them out, which was done.
= The crowd was very. large, c scconsid-l |,
erlng the unfayorable weather, and
far exceeded the most sangtline expec-
tations. io - =. Z ms .sess5t2 ,,,i's'' =.
Wednesday evening brought fI's tbIatS5l,l lat
Delphics a terrific thunderstorm
which caused a large number to leayet Is
he tent for time. Thursday morn Ia
ng opened withR drizzling rain which 7
till afternoon, YET the j. tennfta
vas filled to overflo wing. A. .1r,-.,,- S S
4 ought to have said that the diplo- 4
mas were presented tothe graduates t
thursday afternoon Friday was the e
eunion day of former students. and n
Eas the largest ever held, showing L
nmistakably that the reunions, arc tt
eservedly increasing in favor and, Il
opularity The Rev. A! S, Hayfien 81
long the popular and efficient Pres, r
lent of the Institution, delivered the &
1dress. -.'.,-.''1. W 'iie
AT manifestation oftheirr love eve sna4 ma
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-16

iF our neighbor of the Democrot
mas not seen the pamphlet copy of the
Premium II m List of the Portage County
agricultural Society issued from this
office, it is no fault of ours, as we we fur.
nlshed n copy Of it Immediately after
II. was issued to the Foremen of that
once with the understanding that It
should be placedin in the hands of the
editor of that paper, and that he be
requested to aid in giving it circula-
tion. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-16

AT the ceremony of laying the corner
stone Of the new Masonic Temple in
New York York on Thursday last, 10000
Masons were in the procession and
assisted fs in the services, and it is esti-
mated te that 10000 strangers, . either
Malsons n $50 Or q their friends, were in the
the city on the occasion. =, :. :.
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On the 1st of May I shall leave home to bt
+ absent three or four months, and hereby mott.
~ an persons indebted to me to come forward
and pay what they owe. All accounts not set.
tled-by May 1stI shall leave for collection. !. 81
money can be saved by settling with me. Those
to whom am indebted are asked to present
their claims for ayment. 's1F eer>',--s'
Tie RAFENNA SUMMIT MILL will be operated
as usual and its business conducted by .comne-
tent men, WI RDADTTV
Ravenna, March 30, 1870. If -
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4 & n r II & E -
We copy the following paragraph
from the New Haven Leeer. The
subject of the notice was a former
printer boy of RaVenna:
PERsoNAL.-Mr. John P, Tyrrell.
VINO has been connected with the Lev
Err since its first issue, and for great
er part OF the time has acted as fore
man, this week leaves us. We part
from him regretfally, not more be.
cause OF his fidelity and thoroughness
as craftsman than because of bis
amlabie temper and intelligent con-
Versation. Mr.. Tyrreu has been a
trusted officer in the Typographical
Union of this city, and the printers
Will find some difficulty, we fancy. in
choosing Secretary who will serve
them better than he has done.
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s. 2 8 O o..

-ARTIF'ICIAI TEETH
A fpE upper and lower set of teeth for ss5 o.
at DR.. II. T. CLARK's Dental Office. oppositt
sne Etnae House.. All those desiring teeth in.
serted, would do well to call and examine speci.
mems before going elsewhere All work execu-
Ted Dy himself, land not by srUDENTs) and war.
ranSed- correct 1T of the mouth guaranteed
none but the best manufacturers teeth used Nj.
srous oxide or Laughing Gas administered.
June15. 1870, fw. 3 .
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IWeWould CaiI the a att.,,t,a,,

VI our readerssto the advertisement of Straw q
Morton Agents for the Singer Sewing Machine
and the wonderful Hinkley Knitting Macbinc
The agency for these machines in PittsburpB i
the oldest in the United States, having been es-
saDlished nearly; twenty years ago, by Mr.,
straw. The firm is entirely reliable, and any
thins comingfrom their establishment may be
regarded as the best, -. .-.
3 great advantage in purchasing from this
mouse Is that they are firmly established, and
repairs and parts of machines can always be
had.t = . ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-16

RAyENNA UNION SCHOOLS. The
School year of the Ravenna Union
schools ? will close on Wednesday next
the I'D inst, and the anniversary ex~
ercises Will take place at the Congre-
gational Church on that evening
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-16

A Coop THINe.-They have an an
tl-swearing society in Wadsyorth
Medina, which fines its members for
profanity and uses the money for the
purchase of newspapers. Every town
should have such an institution.
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HouseEfor Sale or R...

attention is called to the advertisement of
aessrs. II. Seymour and II. C. Ranney. in to-
oay's PRESS, of a house to rent on Sycamore
street. 1t is pleasantly situated at the junction
OF Cedar with Sycamore street. with good side
walks, and easy access to all the business houses
and points In the village. 1t is a very commo-
dious house. 90
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+ TO Whom 1t may Concern. 1851
We the undersigned Apothecaries and Drug
ts'of the City of Cleveland, take pleasure in
recommending our fellow townsman, Mr.. E. A
Sheilentrager, to the citizens of Rayenna and
vicinity. as competent Apothecary and Drug
sst' be Las been connected with some of our
pest drug Houses from his boyhood up, both as
dispenser of medicine and salesman. and we
can assure Messrs: Brainerd Son, that in our
opinion, they have made an excellent selection
man OF ability, in whom they can place the
p most implicit confidence, and who is capable OF
taking charge of any Drug Houses as a pre.
scriptionist and salesman. = i-'i'rt->,
s3 IE NJ! HRSsLER. 5-at e5.s d
~ ExAUPEL, MOORE & CO.
'i1 -HENSCH' & CO.. IN - t.-f -s-l.
- . SAML. H. SHANNON
HARTNESS g. HULING,
chr rA..C. BUSCH, M D. ,t. n
BENTON, MYERS. 4 CANFTETD
.FfJf CIV. CLARK = n - - -
w. II. CAPENER, NJ D.
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DURING thunder storm, on Thurs
day the I'd inst, a little gfrlten years
old, daughter Of Mr.. Graham, living
near East Nelson Ledge, in Nelson,
was in wood house adjacent to the
dwelling, when the building was
struck by lightning, killing her in
stantly. Strange to say, a younger
sister who was also in the woodshed
at the same time, was not injured.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-16

As will be seen by circulars printed
at this office, DR.. G. w. STRONG. has
made some additions to his building
on Chestnut street, and the RaYenna
Water Cure is now ready for the re-
ception of patients. ~
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:, CoAfAd[1IssIoNER's MEETING. ~ The
County Commissioners were in session
three days last week, having ahiourn-
ed on Wednesday. The rate of the
taxation for county, poor, road an and
or1dge purposes was fixed at the same
rates as last year-35 cents on the SI0O
IN the aggregate. The iron Bridges to
be constructed in Deerfeld, Windham
and Charlestown, were let to the Iron
Bridge Company of Canton, A new
road was laid out and established in
the Southeast part of Charlestown,
Leading from the east and west center
road south across the Mahoning to-
the town line road in the
north east part of Edinburgh.
Isl
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HON. H. p. CANNON, has placed us
under obligations for pamphlet copy
OF the Premium List and Regulations
1or the tWenty-frst annual Fair of the
state Board of Agriculture.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-16
: EaP. Brainerd q Son.

successors to Poe & Brother, Dealers in Drugs.
Medicines, Paints, OILS. varnish, Glass, Putty
Cutlery Lamps, Groceries, Perfumery. Fancy
ioiiet articles, Pure Wines and Liquors for me-
qicinal use. Physicians prescriptions careful
" compounded We have secured the services
OF Dr Charles E. Poe, and the Prescription De-
Parrment VIII be under his control Swift.
Bloeks Main Street, Ravenna, O., 75-tf Il s.li.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-16

IND says he is not building a house
on Lincoln Avenue and don't know
the location of any street by that
name; but he as building residence
on Babcock street.