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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-15
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"a Hfatsz pfs election los
shall he issued by the Judges OF the county
an(. corpuratioi, courts OF the counties or
CORPORATIONS II, whicl1such vacancies occur,
40 that the same may be filled at the next
election after such vacancy may occur.
4 The vote on this amendment od--ayes,
IA noes, il. .sss, sd
fine President gave the casting vote, and
the amendment was adopted.
The bill, as amended, was then ordered to
o third reading.
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NJ DISCIPLES CHURCH (sYCA-.
M0REl ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND :MARsHALL.-Preachi on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II A. ID. and P. ID.
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor, Prayer meet
Ing ON "WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at 8 p. NJ.
Seats free.
parsonage, aos Twelfth street. my,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-15

The Senate met ut II o'clock-Lieutenant-
Governor MARYE in the chair. Prayer by
Rev. DR.. j. Q. Granbery.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-28
THE ALPHABET.

A is an Angel of blushing sixteen:
Il is the Ball where the Angel was seen:
G is the Chaperone who cheated at cards.
d is the Deuxtemps, with Frank of the
Guards:
e is the Eye which those soft lashes cover:
T is the Fan it peeped wickedly over:
G is the Glove of superlative kid:
H is the Hand it so spitefully hid:
/ is the Ice the fair one demanded:
j is the Juvenile who hurried to hand it:
is the Kerchief, a rare work of art:
L is the Lace which composed the chief
part
NJ is the old Maid who watched the girls
dancer
is the Nose she turned up at each glance:
is the Olga, Just then in its prime:
P is the Partners who wouldn't keep time:
Q 8 Quadrille put instead of the Lancers:
r the Remonstrances made by the dancers:
S is the Supper where all went in pairs:
is the Twaddle they talked on the stairs:
U is the Uncle who thought ''we'd be
going"
V is the Voice which the niece replied
''No" in:
w is Waiter who sat up till eight:
is the exit not perfectly straight:
is the Yawning fit caused by the ball:
stands for Zero, or nothing at all.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-28

man on the shoulders of woman. Losses,
privations, fatigue, had no effect upon her;
she endured all, braved all" These came at
times thick and fast. Joseph, ever kind and
good, helped his mother with all his might as
he grew to manhood; while Napoleon,
rather dull student in outward expression,
was preparing in the military school of Paris
for that wonderful career which enabled him,
by imperial decree, to make sovereigns of his
brothers and sisters, and to confer upon his
mother, at the age of fifty years, the lofty
title of Madame Mere, equivalent to that of
empress mother, with an income of 5000, 900
q year.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-28
PATENTS.

COTTON SAIL. DUCK AND CANVAS, OF ALE
L J numbers ana brands. Tent, Awning Trunk
and Wagon-coVer Duck. Also, Paper Mal1fa9-
fnTers, Drer Felts from thirty 70 sevantY-al4
ipches with Paulins, Betting, SAL TWine, etc.
'NN"S7' "''A JOHN w. EVERMAN,
no. 10 CHURCH stree. sCisg slocs1.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30
GARRETTSvILLE.

We CLEAN the following items from
the Garrettsville Journal.
MEssRs. ROBINSON & PHELPS are
making quite an Improvement in their
meat market on Silver street.
OLIVER JOHNSON has purchased a
house and lot on Liberty street, of
Frank Elkins, for the sum of $500.
A LARGE quantity of cheese has
been shipped from this point within
the past few days, and large amount
is awaiting shipment.
A MAN named Fay, pretending to
be spiritual medium, attempted to
impose on the good people of the
place by coming the rope tying trick
the other night, when some person
sprung dark lantern on him. He
old moi give any more entertainments.
Mrs. ELLA NJ. CRANE has purchased
of Jacob Thrasher, the promises ON
High street, heretofore owned and
occupied by S. S. Beecher, for the
sum of $4,000. Mr.. Thrasher returns
to Troy, Geauga county. .i.
The case of S, TT. & d, p, Foster or
Cleveland, against E, s. Hutchinson
of this place, was tried before Justice
Ashald on Monday, and resulted in
Judgment against the plaintiffs for
costs. Notioe of an appeal was Civ
en-. plaintiffs claim that they sold de-
fendant, In October, A. d. 1868, two
kegs of rum; defendant admitted that
he received the rum as claimed, but
not as q purchase bgt simIFply t9 store
i for plaiptiffs, and that he still held |
The rum subject to their orders.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30
HIRAM.
CORRESPONDENCE.

| CORRESPONDENCE.
| BY the omission of one little word
in my correspondence last week, voa,
made me say what many consider IL
belous, and the opposite of what /
did sag. In speaking of the strife for
the Post Office in this place, your
types made me say that the "Demo-
Gratis were permitted to take hand in,
&c. l intended to say, that the Dem
ocrats were not permitted to have any
thing to do or say in the matter. And
l hasten to make the correction, for
our Democrats are not willing to rest
under the foul stigma of holding an
Office OF of having had anything to do
with one, under the present imbecile
administration.
THERMOMETERS up this way ranged
from 81 deg. to 106 deg. in the shade
for the last three days. We are salts
fed with that degree of temperature,
and wish to enter an earnest protest
against running any higher tempera-
L
ture, and if such protest is not suf1i-
cient, we will protest against the man
ufactnring of any thermometer that
will indicated higher degree of heat.
A COUPLE of our citizens tried the
manly art of self-defence, with box
ing gloves Saturday night, when one
of them disliking the manner of pro-
ceedings, discarded the gloves, and
went in on his muscle, which failed
and he was speedily squelched by the
other. He has come to the conclusion
that the glories are less dangerous
than the natural way.
THE believers in the Harmonial the
ory held meeting in Vaughn's grove
in the west part of Hiram, last Sun
day. The meeting was well attended
considering the extreme hot weather.
Mr.. Clark was the principel speaker,
and brief addresses were delivered by
David King, of this place, and VIM.
Carlton, Esq, of Shalersville. We
understand that another meeting will
De held at the Sans place, on the first
Sunday in August.
FREDDIE CHARTER, a grandson of
Chuel and Harriet Norton, of this
'lace, was killed by a construction
rain on the U. P. r. r. at Greeley,
colorado, on the 10Th inst. He was
putting nails on the track, at the time
or sport, when one section of the
rain, which was divided, run over him
1lling him instantly. The grand pa
ents and friends are very much
,rieved at the loss of one who was
specially near and dear to them. He
vas ten years of age, and gave indi-
ations of mole than ordinary prom
Sc, H III
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Grand Fourth Of july Celebration
RAVENNA, OHIO,
- Wy 9TH. 1870.

The coming Fourth viii be celebrated BIZ the
people, at Rayenna, Ohio, in old-fashioned
style.
The citizens of the surrounding towns. Will,
their wives, sons and daughters. are invited to
come in and participate in the ceremonies, and
make the day one of grand rejoicing.
PROGRAMME FOR THE DAY:
A National SalRte Of 10 Guns at Sunrise.
A National Salute of 10 Guns at I2 II
At IL p n, orations from some of the best
speakers of the country, at the Court House
Park
Gen W 7. WILSON, W8I. 3. THOMAS, ESQ.
and others, have been invited, and are expected
to be in attendance to address the people.
Ats r. n, q Grand Parade and Practice Drill
In the Public Square by the Steam Fire Depart
ment Of the town. in which the companies will
go through all the eyolutions with their splendid
new Steamer Pheni2 No. 2, and elegant Hook
and Ladder apparatus. 1t is intended to make
this feature special attraction.
grand display Of Fire Works in the eve
ming on the Public Square, which will be the
finest display ever made in Rayenna.
The Ravenna Silver Cornet Band will be in at
tendance, and furnish music during the day and
evening. =
SAMUEL D. HARRIS, President of the day.
p. Fl. BEAN, Marshall
w. B. BINGHAM, Assistant Marshall
OTIS Il. PAYNE, Assistant Marshall
GEO p TIcKNER, Assistant Marshall.
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Masonic Celebration.

The celebration of st. Johns Day
by the Masonic fraternity at Akron,
on Friday last, was grand and i'm
posing affair. 1t was participated in
by members of all the Lodges of the
order in this section of the State, and
it is estimated that over 4 thousand
members of the order were in attend
ance on the occasion. After the ar
rival of the several trains at about II
O'Clock, the procession was formed at
the depot and accompanied by three
bands of music from Cleveland, the
Canton Band, Marbles Akron Band
and the RaveDna Silver Cornet Band,
marched through several streets to the
rink where they listened to an elo-
quent, and appropriate address deliv-
cred by Sir Knight r. p. Spalding.
After which they partook of a sump-
tuous feast prepared for them and
served up by the ladies of Akron,
the distinguishing feature of which
was large OK barbacued-roasted
whole. When this repast was over
the procession was again formed and
marched by a circuitous route to
Howard street where the Oriental
Commandry, of Cleveland, in their
fine uniforms went through their in
teresting drill in the presence of an
immense concourse of people.
The procession and display was the
finest We ever witnessed. The people
of Akron omitted nothing that could
add to the comfort or pleasure of their
Many of the streets and
buildings were elegantly decorated
and ornamented with innumerable
flags, banners and notices and en-
blems of the order, and everything
passed off to the satisfaction of all |
those who participated in the grand
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30
MT. UNION.
CORRESPONDENCE.


With the thermometer at 80 deg. in
the shade the students are going man
fully on with their studies. Every
one seems to be fully alive to the fact
that on this term to great extent, de-
pends the success OF failing of the new
arrangement made by the Faculty last
winter, providing for four terms in a
year instead of three as formerly.
We are being entertained at present
with the speeches of the Senior class.
And we would cordially invite all
who desire to enjoy a rich literary
feast to be present at the graduation of
this class on the 2Sth of July next.
The Faculty and Trustees seem to
be determined that the coming COM
mencement shall be success. A re-
union Of the old students now amount
ing to nearly seven thousand in num-
Der is appointed for that time. y Fl
The triennial meeting of the Alumni
will be held on the day preceding
commencementand taking everything
into consideration, we feel safe in pre-
dieting an unusually good time for
those who may attend.
On last Thursday quite number of
the students improved the opportuni-
ty offered, and joined the excursion
to Cleveland. All returned in the
evening safe and sound, and well
pleased with the manner in which the
day had been spent. ;5.''
81 Base ball which has been rather on
the decline during the past terms, has
somewhat revived lately, and on Sat
urday we had the pleasure of witness
ing friendly game played between
nine chosen from each of the Litera-
ry Societies. The game lasted two
hours and half, and after an unusual
amount of sweating and about the
usual number of thumps and bruises
the Republicans came out best by
score of 30,to e, The 4lnnmans are
not entirely satisfied, and propose to
try it oyer again sometime this week. |
- zf4s5. l.gw . "a 4s F'RRp.a
Mt. Union, June 26. 1870
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Am Persons Amicted

With any form of Chronic Disease, should not
fail to call upon DR.. C. III. Applegate, of South
Bend, Indiana, at his next visit at Exchange
Hotel, in nsRaYeRga;On Tuesday and w wednesday
July eth and 9th. The Doctor has regularly
visited this place, every six weeks fof two years
and half, and by his regularly In attendance
of appointments, as well as hishigh reconmen-
dations, and from his success infhe past, Is wen
entitled to the confidence of the people, al
though he pakesy no Rretepsions of abiiityfto
cure all casespf dtseasds. yetby along experiI
ence in RpfPitsl practice ana infhe treatment
OF Chppnie Diseases de, has been enabled to ef-
feet eilkes nj many cases Of Chronic Disease.
that were formerly PRONOUNCED hopeless. Call
and see some loehis Certificates OF cures from,
patients in Ohio, and some from persons in our
own county! Remember, consultation and adj
vice free. ,ss.s 81. : asaIeM sas4o "a 5s11a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

LARGE APPLE TREEs.-R. D. Whit
ney, residing in the northwest part Of
this township, gives us the following
dimensions of five apple trees ton his
place, which are of but ten years
growth: 1 Golden Sweet % inches
in circumference; Il do "a inches; 1
Baldwin 81, and one do 26 in circum-
ference; l Twenty ounce Apple 81
inches in circumference. Llae5. I.E.1i.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

THOSE contemplating Artificial
Teeth would do well to call on E. C..
Swain, Mechanical Dentist, (of seven
years experience) of whom you can
procure better Dentures for the mon
ey, than can be obtained elsewhere
and it is all done as represented. Of
flee over Second National Bank. Full
upper and lower sets, $12. . #
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

NEW FNGINE HoUsE.-The work on
the new engine house has been COM
menced. The building is to be of
brick % by 80 feet upon the ground
and two stories high with a slate roof,
and on the top a hose tower So feet
in height from the first floor. Under
meath the entire new building is to be
a resoirvoir built of stone Is feet in
depth. The building to be finished in
all respects like the old one. Mr..
John Brigham has the contract for its
construction, the price of the same to
be about $4,000.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30
Platform Express wagons, &c.
- FURRY & EINa, 2
The Davis seuine. n1ao,,ina !.

has hfteen points of ofsuperiority over the other
NacnneS INT are sold in this County or State Z "
! 1se II Is the most simple, the largest and IL
most perfect machine manufactured for family .
End. Itmakes lessnoise and runs easier than j.
any other shuttle Machine..,si ssls "a nIiH 4dHui
ord. It turns wide and narrow hens ON {
! straight or bias woolen, cotton, starched or mn
5tarched goods of all kinds without folding u or li
| hastng the cloth. ,,t4,..--- ..,.. .tlt T1fe va
l4th! VIII run over seams and from heavy to
light, light to heavy goods, in the most per-
'eoe manner. without raising the feeder foot or sH
change of tension. '.e.-s{. .,.I. .ft-is ,sli.ss s
9TH You can sew from the finest cambria :.
through all grades ofcloth to harness leather
and 1t does it SO we'll that the same machine '
may be used for family use or for tho manutac,l,
S'ire of boots, Shoes and harnesses.
|3Teth. Ituses less thread than any other ma '1'
chime ,,,,f,rt ...tr,,,.5g -....tgli lI!0f7FY jG.
7th It has the most perfect feed. and Will fsea hI
On all kinds ofmaterial without any assistance
1 sth GondO not hold the ends of the thread '''
when you commence to sew.ir sgtay B; Aad
below. ,.FSi iii" 1''E ~''''' ''''
10TH It uses all kinds of cation, nom 10 TO as
l5o, and all kinds of linen silk and twistle 4i.,
Nth travelling or thin goods will not catch 81 s.
IN the feod' Aand pun down through the cloth
plate "aiRMG mil 9Ss J93a Nvy Eisi 2 i+i
18th. iou d, not use hut one hand to guide + %
the work, -.
18th. You can ngthcn and shorten the stitch
while the machine is in fall motion. ''ail9a-
l4th.' 1ou can turn the work at an anglo lii4
While the machine is in full motion, without u f,
change or ftension or length Of stitch
l9h neScels in braidihgs cottling, binding 'ii'o
md tucking, ,,,.tf9,..s -5e. g.-'f*.f 81 1Ss. d
Z The Davis Lock Stitch Sewing Machine is +
manuiacthfed from tho best IMPORTED cAsE-
HARDENED CAST srEEls aud Is SO simple in its =
construction that viii nnt wear ont ina life p on
Ame' or SCI out of repair Every NAaehine is s4 bi
warranted for, aud will be kept in repair fox
.haee years, free of Charge. HT a" @'' iI1EiD II.
ohee and SalesgooM il Vance & weIls' FIR 81 p
Atture Store, No Phenix Block. Ravenna, o..
\. G. MASON, Agent
Msy 9. 1870. IT,
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L HAVE been seven years with tile
best Operative and Mechanical Dem
tist in the country, and now I pro-
pose to give those wishing teeth the
benefit of that experience, in opposi-
ton to one of three or four years ez-
perience with, nobody knows whom.
N E. G. sSWAfN.i(
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fThe Eztraavysalgance and Bombast

Of Some Concerns in this village of avertising
$50 yards Piques sold in three days, lit pr Hose
sold in two days, keeps BUYER in New York,
&C., is unparalleled. Do they think the people
of this commnn ity void Of ordidary intelli-
:geneeP Why don't they tell the truth, and say
they have the Largest Stock Of lOEd Goods in
Portage County to get rid of, and fl nd it up hill
IbuspHss doing itss u hfe Tail
POE BROS. manifest the right spirit. They
say they want to establish q large tradeby fair
dealing and the lowest possible prices. Thus
fay their success is unprecedented. The people
appreciate such an establishment, and make it
their headquarters.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30
n. Rrainard 2. -.

Successors to Poe (S Brother, Dealers in Drugs.
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Varnish, Glass, Putty,
Cutlery, Lamps. Groceries, Perfumery, Fancy
Toilet articles, Pure Wines and Liquors for me-
dicinal use. Physicians prescriptions careful
ly compounded. We havesecured the services
OF DR.. Charles E. Poe, and the Prescription De-
partment will be under his control Swift.
Block, Main Street, Ravenna, o., 75-tf. {. hJ;i;iA
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

The, Members of the Board of Education of
kavenna Village desire to return their sincere
thanks to J. H. oakley and his associates, G.iP
Reed, Misses r. e. W Wadsworth, Susie Coffin and
Laura Phillips, for the excellent music fur
nished By them Oh the occasion Of the late An,
nual Exhibition of the High School; to the Con-
gregational society, for their generosity in do
mating the use of their Church in which to hold
their exercises, and orcitizens who aided in
decorating and fitting the same for the occasion.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

NoMINATIoN.--At the Congression
al Convention for the 18th District,
held in Cleveland on Wednesday of
last week, Hon. William III. Upson, of
Akro1i, W,as renominated on the first
ballot, receiyin. ! l3 votes out of 156
cast. ~- .>,.a 'i 2 ~ %
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

WHILE Mr.. Parker, living at New
ton Falls, was painting the Congrega-
tional Church in Paris, the scaffolding
gave way precipitating him to the
ground with such violence as to break
an arm. g 3il5.sa.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

III y
WEDDELL HOUSE, CLEVELAND
During our visit to Cleveland last
week we stopped at the well known
Weddell House, kept by our former
townsman, Col. r. A. Gillette. The
Weddell is one of the largest and best
houses in the State. 1t is centrally
located, well furnished, and in all its
departments is kept "right up to the
handle." /" Itis an institution of which
not only the Col. but the citizens of
Cleveland may well feel proud.
Those who visit the Forest city will
always find firstclass accomm odations
at the Weddell, and, what is always a
consideration with travellers, reasona-
BILE bills. - - q A,s -
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Are sold lower than ever at Poe Brothers.-
Washed Poplins 16c.; Mixed Poplins 1Oc,; Linen
suitings 25c.; Lawns Is; Ginghams Is, and all
other goods in proportion. IL
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Just Reeesved

At No. 1, Etna Block. a new stock of Merrimac
Chintz Prints, at 127sc, Shawls, Piques, Lin
ems for Goats and Pants suitable for hot wealth
er. Poplins for Suits. Good Cotton Hose at 1Oc
Chignons. A fine yard wide Brown Cotton the
town can't beat at 121<c. Glass Fruit Jars at
los per dozen. A fresh stock of Groceries,
White Coffee Sugar at 14c Brown Sugar at 1oc
&c, &C. N. CONVERSE.
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INDEPENDENCE BALL.-The young
folks are making preparations for a
grand ball on the evening of the
Fourth, at Phenix Hall. Good music
has been secured for the occasion, and
good time may be expected. Bill,
$l,OO.. 4 ~
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Attention is called to the advertisement of
Sessrs. H. d. Seymour and H. C. Ranney, in to-
days PRESS, of 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 'he village. It-is a very commoo.-
dious house. r. C. -liv;it f....st..aE.s,l e4-ts'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30
To business Men.

Business cards will be inserted in the first col.
umn on the outside of the PRESS, after the 1st of
September next. at five dollars per year, when
not exceeding six lines. Over six and less than
ten lines, eight dollars per year 96-tf
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OF PARrNERsHIP-
- the Copartnership heretoiore existing he.
Donahpe and Bergin, 1haS heap this day dis.
solved by mutual eansent. All elaims against
the 3yln wlll he settled by John Meharg ESQ .
an9 those indebted to the firm are requested to
make payment to him. W
MICHAEL. DONAHUE
PATRICK RERGIN,
Rayenna, June e, 1870 A-SwT.
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As will be seen.by notice in another
column, the-Ladies of the iCongrega-
tional Church viii serve ice cream
and faspberries at Citizens, Hall On
Intervening of July 1st. let every
one who can attend.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

o. Saturday yslasf, while attending
funeral in the west part of Randolph,
a GermaH#oman fname unknown)
fel1down and Immediately expired,
She had suffered sunstroke.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

A AsPAN of horses belonging to Mr..
Q. r. Howard, of Aurora, were killed
by a train on the A. 81 G. w. Ry.,
June 17th.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-06-30

Z A coLoRED orator, at 18th amend
ment celebration at indianapolis dis
conrsed upon the subject of "The
white element in our midst"
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Special Notice.

On the 1st of May I shall leave home to be
sbsent three or four months, and hereby noti-
ty all persons indebted to me to come tforwaf1iI
and pay what they owe. All accounts not set
tied by May 1st shall leave for collection; so
money can be saved by settling with me- Those
to whom am indebted are asked to present
their claims for payment -, f.t,l f,..f ri
The RAvENNA SUMMIT MILL will be operated
as usual, and its business conducted by conpe-'
tent men, @ s.Is. w. E. BDADIEY.
Ravenna, March 80. 1870. IT, {sgsa-f .,f;4 h
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The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton. '1a-'A e5-ff
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The Methodist Congregation in At
water are constructing large and
commodious church edifice.