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The New 7-3Q Gold Loan Bonds
OF THE
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Northern Paeifie Railroad.
The First Nations al Bank,
OF RAyExNA,

Are now selling and unhesitatingly recommend
these bonds to tllein customers and all parties
who have money to invest. as the most prontaDle
as well as safe Investment that is now offered TO
the public. y & 80, l., s..s,s. -
sponsible 4nanciers who have fully inyestigs.-
ted the securities upon which the 30 Gold
bonds are based cannot doubt the reports both
ofiicial and unofficial, heretofore puPllshed.[7
Confirmed as they are by the 1etters o. sucn
hirh-toned honorable gentlemen as Bay ara
TayIor ex Gov. Bross. OF Illinois, Z. w: Bryan
and Others who have recently visited the Aew
Northwest. Letters just published and can be
had nc Bank nee.fs.f ~ ~. ~ Z s.s...
Having full confidence in these securities; tie
have ordered large amount of the. 7-8p Goia
Loan Bond aud will be pleased TO supply All
our customers and others who7are tesirous oi
making n Good Safe and Profitable investment
" Keep on hnnd Bonds of -&1U0 $buu and $l.o
GOO which we exchange for GoFernment D-D
BONDS. on which interest will soon cease. linus
realizing handsome profit and increasing the
capital 10 TO Is per cent - :. =
Win pay highest market price 1orCoupons on
+ Northern Pacific and Government Bonds.t
interest allowed on timo deposits.
Drafts drawn and cashed On all the princiPai
cities in the United States. ,.f-4
sight Drafts ON England, ireland and all
cities In Europe. -.
C.E. WIrrER. Cashier, 162.
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FR1eHrruI. CoNrEsr WIrH A Boar.

FRIGHrFUL CONTEST WITH Boar.
Last Saturday forenoon, Frederick
HinckIey. tenant on the farm of Mr..
r. J. Thompson, about two miles east
of this village. in company with Mr..
Seymour Strong, of Edinburg, went
into field in which there was large
boar, for the purpose of driving out
some other hogs that were in there.
The boar made at Mr.. Ii. when he
dealt the animal blow with a club
soEae ten feet long which he had ta-
ken with him into the lot, but this
only served to enrage the brute the
more, and he rushed fiercely at Mr.. Ii.
striking him with his large, sharp tusk
in the hollow of the right leg back of
the knee. tearing open the flesh and
causing q most frightful wound. De-
termined 10 conque: the brute, Mr..
Ell. went to the wood pile and cut off
his club to render it more wieldy, and
returned to the lot and renewed the
attack, and with his weapon dealt the
animal three or four heavy blows but
this only served to increase the rage
of the animal, who rushed madly upon
his assailant, seizing him by the left
leg near the knee and infiictings
wounds of serious nature, and
bringing him TO the ground. at this
iuncture, Mr.. Strong managed to di-
vert the attention of the infuriated an
imal, and Mr.. Hinckley succeeded in
upon his hands and knees
to the fence, some eight or ten rods
distant, just in time to avoid another
attack. A physician was sent for who
dressed the wounds, which we learn
are of very painful and possibly dam
gerous character.
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Z Fl
HARVEY HoTcHKIss' WILL.-Th viii
of the late Harvey Hotchkiss was ad
mitted to probate on Tuesday last
and the executors therein named
Henry G. Ranney, Dewitt q. Cool
man, Samuel d. Stebbins, Horace B
Camp, Elliott Rawson, and Geo. L
Hotchkiss--signified their acceptance
of the trust and entered into bonds
according to law. We give the fol.
lowing brief synopsis of the will:
Provides for payment of all the
debit oftestator.
Chooses Ezra 8. Comstock and Hen.
ry c.. Ranney to take charge of fune-
raj, and the Rector of Grace Church,
assisted by Choir to conduct the fu.
neral services sccerding to the forms
of that Church, and chooses pail bear.
ers, and bequeaths to said Comstoek
and Ranney $50 each, to the Rector OF
Grace Church $50, to the choir OF
Grace Church, $50, to the pall-bearers
500 TO be divided equally among
them. 0-sA N+s4a
To his wife, Sylvia A. Hotchkiss,
during her life, he beQueaths the
homestead together with all provis-
ions in the house for family use at his
decease, also the use of one cow, and
the use of all household furniture, and
the sum of $500 per year during her
life, the same to be in lieu of dover
and allowances by law.
To the Wardens and Vestry of
Grace Church in Ravenna he be-
queaths $50 year for the support of
Rector and expenses of church, $1,000
towards the erection of O church build
ing, provided the building be erected
within, the period of ten years from
the date of will.
To Albert Ross and wife during
their lives and during the life of the
survivor of them he bequsaths the use
of the small house which he has re-
Gently erected for them.
To Mary E. Smith, girl residing in
the family he bequeaths $500 to be
paid to her by Executors with inter-
est upon her arriving at twenty-one
years of age. And If she continues
TO reside in the family till the death
of both testator and his wife he gives
$500 more, but if she dies before arriv-
ing at the age of twenty-one years the
said legacies to lapse to the estate.
The rest and residue Of his proper
ty, real and personal, subject to the
foregoing bequests, and all that may
remain after4he death of the legatees,
are devised to the said executors as
trustees with power to sell and dis
pose Of the same or any part of 1t, for
the use and benefit of his SON, George
L. Hotchkiss, and his family, during
HIS nafural life and an HIS ficcaaaa IN
the heirs Of his body, but not to come
into the possession of said heirs till
they respectively arrive at the age of
twenty-five years.
The Trustees are authorized aaad
empowered to sell any portion of real
and personal property to enable them
to execute the trust,
In case the said Geo. L. Hotchkiss
shall die without heirs, the property
remaining ut his death is bcqueathcd
to the children of Hiram Hotchkiss
and Wooster Hotchkiss, two cousins
of testater, sbsre and share alike.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-11-23

Mrs. MARY AvER1LL, of Solon, has
fled her petition in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
against Theodore Burnett, of Mantus,
claiming $4,000 damages for having
sold Intoxicating liquors to her hus-
band, Charles Ayerill, who, she alleges,
is in the habit of getting intoxicated,
aud abusing his family.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-11-23

GEORGIA U. S. SESAroR.-The Leg
islature of Georgia last week elected
Hon. Thomas NJ. Norwood, of Savan-
nah, United States Senator from that
State. MP. N. is Democrat.
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can and and Examine

The new $3.50 Bed Spring. manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
on. 95-G
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orrReaArs are in demand.

l. OyERooATs are IN demand.
THAsKserv1SG one week from to
day.
THE beautiful snowDi is falling thicl
and fast.
The weather is quite cool aud win
ter-like.
THESE cool evenings have made {
scattering among the corner loafers.
SMITH Bros. are receiving their Sec
ond stock of fall and winter goods.
THE hog sIaughtering season has ar.
rived, and business in that line is get
ting lively.
The turkeys are all fsttened and
about week from now there will be
considerable gobbling done.
Two in bed spoon fashion, and
warm blankets, is the prevailing fash
ion these cool nights.
OUR merchants are having lively
trade this fall, and doing fair busi-
ness. They deserve it, for there isn't
a place in this region whore goods are
sold at lower figures than our dealers.
WE are in need Of little cash 10
meet bills becoming due and current
expenses, and our sole reliance 10 upon
our patrons. We hope those who are
in arrears will bear this fact in mind.
WE learn that the storm of last
Tuesday week was much more severe
In the region about Parkman than
here. The snow fell to .considera-
Bile depth and drifted as high as the
fences in places, rendering the roads
almost impossible.
A GOOD work has been done by our
in furnishing relief to the suf-
ferers by the great western Hres.
Would it not now be well TO see If
there are not those in our own imme-
diate vicinity who by reason OF sick
ness or other unforeseen or unayoida-
BILE circumstance may need assistance
TO protect them from cold and hunger
during the long and tedious winter
before them.
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l., n. o. PoULTRY SHow.-We have
been furnished with q pamphlet copy
of the premium list and rules of gov
ernment for the Northern Ohio Poul-
try Association, to be held at Central
Rink, in Cleveland, commencing the
30th inst. and ending Dec. 9Th. The
premiums offered amount in the ag-
gregafe to $4,000. Among the special
premiums offered we notice two from
Dodge e. Kelley, of this village,
amounting to $50, and one from Frank
Ford, of SIS. Those who wish to see
the finest collection of fowls ever ex-
hibited in the State should not fail to
attend. 81
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j. si S. SMITH 5 & co.
a No. PHENIX BLOCK.


Gloves and HTittens.
-. We hsve jussopened q large lot of Gloves and
7d Mittens.s at very low prices Ladies' and Gen.
z tlernen,s Fur Top Kids at 81, 90 per pair, at
- -. - j. s. SMITH s. cos.
~ e wrappers and Drawers.
We now have on sale sos Gents Wrappers and
Drawers, in all qualities; the most complete
stock in Portage Co.. and st less than last years
prices All in want of these goods win consult
their interests by examining this stock before
buying. D. 3 SMITH, q w.
= ie5 ffeces w ater-Proof Cloalking
On sale in ali aualities We offer q better Wa
ter-proof at 81 90 per yard than can be found
elsewhere Call and see it at ~
J. s. SMITH & co.'s.
gaes7is4 Nubfas. tr -eii
Is dozen Plain White. Lace Edge and Lambs
Wool Nubias, in all qualities. The most exten-
sfye assortment ever opened in Ravenna.
Us. SMITH co.
AUGUST, 1st, 1871.
Wenow open the Fall Campaign by announc-
ing the following prices. Other price lists will
be added to this at the proper time;
White conee sugar. 1scts per lb.
Extra Coffee Sugar, l2's
CCoGee Sugar. - asi4ais-s- = 121z
Good Brown Sugar ~
Arbuckle's Roasted Coffee,
Smith & Curtiss' Roasted Coffee, 25
Very Choice Green Rio Coffee, Is
Extra Choice n. O.. Molasses, SIR 80 5est
Good Syrup, 7ase-a3i- 60
Good Family Soap. &c
Our entire stock of Teas at correspondingiy
low prices, as well as all other Groceries,
J. S. SMITH s CO.
s,=fe-zTsTssdd 9ufie5erl
The PRINCE ALBERT BRAND ALPACA,
are without doubt,the best Alpaca ever offered
in this market, for sale only at
-g7xFfrscf7sfta us. SMITH CO.'S.
Shaw1s.
2 Those elegant Ottoman Long ,shawls on exhi-
bition at
s.ssas...ssK soaSa rs. SMITH cos.
No trouble to show Goods, at ss9iaa
6iaiislia y. S. SMITH s. co.
=, Oe. ss. Pc A,ar4r7 agaa Trfa 9igaHfhHR
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LOCAL NOTICES.
THANKsGTVTYG NOTICE.


The family of the late Harvey Hotchkiss de-
sire to tender to their aeighbors and Friends and
20 the citizens OF Rayenna generally. their
heartfelt acknowledgements for the kindness
and attertion manifested towards them in their
late severe Gfniction. f K -i..s
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: Fan and winter Campaign.

SMITH BROS. avail themselves Of their FRS
hour of leisure in the temporary stacking mp o
| trade inleiection week, to tender their hearty
thanks to the people of Portage and adjoining
counties for the extensive patronage 70 gene
rously given them by q discriminating public.
GOOD GOODS have had good customers, and the
sound principles of business which this young
nrm has aimed to inaugurate have been sealed
with the marked appreciation of the public
They pledge to their friends, in the future the
same rnremtting efforts to please in the quality,
variety and extent of their stock OF goods and
to justify in all particulars THE GENERAL CON-
FIDENcE which they have already earned.
Smith Bros. sell goods for what they are. No
customer, of whatevr age and experience, shall
ever have cause to complain of being deceived
They sell goods for SMALL but SURE PRoPIT;
nothingsuhaer scost and nothing at exorbitant
igurcs,to meet deficiencies created by bad debts.
Cash or approved credit can command anything
they have at theslight advance upon cost which
no reasonable customer could deny 10 them.
This rule has already vindieated it's prepriety
to the beneat alike OF themselves and their GUS
toners. IL. 4 ? - ,
AS usu al, it Is needless for Smith Bros. to all
the columns Of the papers with minute cata-
logue OF their stock. The PEOPLE KNOW that
they keep q FULL line In all branches OF the
trade and don't care 10 read detailed inven-
tory of calicos, ribbons, brass buttons or shoe
strings. That style OF advertisements has been
played ont for some time, except with the one
horse concerps at the cross roads. Smith Bros
are simply prepared to meet every wautof the
public,-in every department Of the trade.
They have now opened the Fan and winter
campaign equipped and provisioned at avery
point. and gratefully recognize In their .experi-
epce OF the past ths most assuring omens Of .
sontiApal sncsess
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List of Advertisements.

Ravenna Book Store-Holiday Head Quarters.
E. H Collins & Co.-The Merry Christmas.
j. G. Prentiss-Hardware.
j. S. Walker-How to Save Money. ~
Justin Watrous-Public Sale. sI.fft%
Wait, Dewey & Co.--Holiday PRESENTS
A. w Bottsford. Clerk-Wanted. eGfa
T. q Phillips-Particular Next Week.
Ranney & Hatfield-Pr Professional Card.
Henry C. RannR ct. als.-Haryey Hotchkiss
estate.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Martin-Il Illnsionist and ventriloquist.
j. S. Walker-To Save Money.
j. S. Walker-Particular Attention. -
J. S.Walker-Tailoring. q = 2
j. c. Beatty-Go to Beatty's
A Card q stsstE BEE . Is
Lost. s--7z
Thanksgiving Notice : 80 8 ss,i5 .gs
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ANoTHER. HoRRID MURDER IN
CLEvELAND.-On Monday night . ne
gro namedoJ. III. Swing, residing in q
one STORY building on Cedar street,
Cleveland, was brutality mhrdered.
His head was horribly beaten with .
hammer and soldering iron was
found crammed down his throat. He
was a, tin smith and repnted to have
considerable money, and it is snppos-
ed the murder WAS committed in an
attempt to rob him. The perpetrators
of the terrible deed have, not get been
arrested. =. -. ~
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John AFsClourhnn.s Kssase,

-. re4 IHohA MeCIoughMn's Estneo. hI|H
NoTECE 10 herehy given that the subscribsv
In has been appointed aud qualined ss Ad-
patutstrHtoF on the estath Of .Iohn MoCion rhan
lsle 81 Forage eaunty. Ohio deceased. d : !. =
III Dsss1.as y s.s s9msid rcrssge ee1ssS oAle 2s,
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~ EXECUTION OF HUSFER.-John II.
Hunter was executed in the Jail yard
at Akron, at fifteen minutes to IL
o'clock, on, Tuesday forenoon. The
gallows used in the execution was the
same used in the hanging of Parks,
Cooper and several other murderers.
AT abou. three O'clock on the after
moon previous he attempted to cheat
the gallows of its victim by cutting
an artery in hisleft arm with piece
of glass; but by the vigilance of the
sheriFs wife he failed In his effort to
commit suicide.
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Cash for chestnuts.
Pocket Knives.

The highest price in Cash for Chestnuts
/. 16s-tf E.w WADsWoRTH Il co.
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II you want anything in the tailoring line
done. and done right, SO 10 J. s. Walker. oppo-
site Citizens Hall.
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Particular Attention

Go to J. s. Walkers. opposite Citizens Hall, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. to look as
coed as new.
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-Goto BEATTY 's for Ready made Clothing.
Go 70 BEA1TY's for Hats and caps.
@Go 70 BEATTl,s for HAS and Caps.
Got BEATTY S for.c clot,ss and cassiraeres
: 60 TO BEATE1's for Cloths and cassiaseres
Goto BEATTY's for Fancy yestinss.
Go to BEATTl,s for. shirts prawers.
Go % BEATTTss for shiEts3 Drawers,
Go to BEATTY's for White Shirts.
Go to BEATTY 8 for White SHIRTS.
Go to BEATTY 8 fsr. Teavellins Bags. :
Go toBEkTTY.s for Neokties.. =
Go to BEATTY'S FOR; Ncckties.
Go to BEATTYs for Paper Collars. ~. :
Go to BEATTY'S for Paper Collars.
Go to BEATTY's for Gents Linen Hdkfs.
Go 10 BEATTY'S for Gents Linen Hdkis.
Go to toBEATTY's for Gents snk Hdkfs.
e Go @ BEATTY 8 for Gents SILK Hdkfs.
Go to BEATTY,s for Gents Gloves. =.
Go to BEATTY'S for Cents. Gloves.
Go to BEATTY,s for Gents Hosiery. y,
Go to BEATTY'S fer Gents Hosiery
Go to BEATTY,s for Gents suspenders
Go to BEATT4'S for Gents suspenders.
Go to BEATTY's with Cash forsyour Goods.
Go to BEATTY's with Cash for your Goods.
Seoto BEAgTY.s foran g oyercoat.,
Go to BEATTY 'S for an &s Overcoat.
Go to BEATTY,S fora go overcoat.
Go to BEATTY'S for $40 Overcoat.
Go to BEAETY's for s1a overcoAt.
Go to BEATTY 'S for q e14 Ovsreoat. =
Go to BEATTY's for an els Osercoat.
Go 10 BEATT1's for an $is Overcoat.
Go to BEATTY'S for $40 Overcoat.
Go to BEATTY'S for = $40 Ovcrcoat.
Go to BEATTY'S for es5 Oyercoat
Go to BEATTf'S for es5 Overcoat.
Go to BEATTY,s for . Rubber Coat
Go to BEATTf'S for . Rubber Coat.
Go to BEATTY,S for any kind of Coat. :
Go to BEATTI,S for any kind of Coat &
WY YANTED- - t.:
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I. =
sss e.. SERIOUSLY INJURED. - Mr.. Simon
Eistough, proprietor of the Exchange
Hotel, is confined 10 his bed from in
juries received while endeavoring to
eject several young men from the Office
fof his hotel ON Sunday evening last.
He was violently jerksd from the door
down two steps to the pavement, fall
ing upon his face and head, raking the
skin OFF in shocking manner, dislo-
eating one hip, and causing other
serious injuries. Two of the parties
engaged, in the fracas have been ar
rested, ,ahdwill have their examination
before Mayor Meharg t6-morrow, II
Mr.. Slough snficiently reeovers to
appear as q witness. against them,
which is very doubtful.
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Collins Book Store Bazaar.

ia-TE e-ff s>I9gl ttfft-Iti q Ft.AA
In the Ladies department we are daily oRerins
great inducements, In suits nicely uaade. and Of
| The latest Fashion. Beautiful striped suits.
Brown Fringe Alpaca Suits. Roplin ,Polonaiss
| Suits. Green Satines Suits, Grey Pongee Salts.
Superb Beayer Cloth Cloaks. superb velyelssn
Ecloaks. Real Astrachan saques. Real Astraehaa
JacketW Real Astrachan Mu6t, Merino SUITE
Ladies' Underwear, Merino Suits Chiidren's Or.
derwear. an item very hard to hnd, Worstsd q
Cotton Hose. Children's Dresses and cIoakS.
sBaby's Goaks. .2GI9ug55 g5stt s4HW
Kids and general varietyiof Gloves, Chill
dren's Lambs Wool Mittens. j Hats, Fiowsrs,
Ribbons and Feathers, new and beautiful shades
of Ribbons and Feathers, Latest style Cellars.
Cuns &c. Lace, Linen and Hemmed Handler.
chiefs, nice variety. - ,-,.t, .,e,5e,F
I All Of those goods are very desirable. ana -
buy them is a sure way tosave money.
M Please look in at our
beautiful goods. =. g'ii2o' ,..
! s5liad e. M. COLLINS q 90.
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Horse Blankets.
And Lap Robes are offered at reduced prices
this week at POE BROS. s- 51-ss
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a sHs y <IU 20 *Io = ..'-94
For fun npp or lower set OF teeth. Rubber
Base-with or without mercury at H T. Clark
Dental office, over Dodge 4 Cos. stove store
None but s. s. Whites teeth used in ali cases
and correct fit OF the mouth guaranteed.
Ravenna, Eov.1e fSsi. i.1 167--tf.
Buys good Linen Crash ct POE PROs.of NJ
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The Board OF School Examiners for Portage
County, will hold meetings, for tho Examina
tion of applicants, in the Court House, until
further notice. commencing alto O'Clock. A. NJ,
and close at p. NJ, as follows: ~
Saturday Oct. IA
Saturday, Oct 81. ,fFs1aeT -Yf
Saturday, Oct. 2S.
Saturday, Nov. 25.
And on the last Saturday of each month there
AFTER until further notice.
Ravcnna, April IS, 1871, 137-tf.
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THERE was fair turn ont at the ex.
hibition given by the Georgia Min
strels at Citizens Hall on Saturday
evening. The troupe is composed
mostly Of negroes, who, in Ad-
dition to furnishing excellent. music,
give pretty fairrepresentation of the
pecullarities of their race.
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Large and small, fine and coarse, Clian,ois Skin
to rub mp your Silver Ware for Christmas, to be
had at BRAISERD's.
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Tnilor,nx.

paid to cutting garments Cor ladies to make mp
by J. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Han. 2
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. Shawlsi Shawlss 4H 3i
POE BROS. are selling all wool shavls at
$500. Cheap at $4.00.
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Embossed Skirts!
Only 81 - each at POE BROS. Cheap at $500
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To Save Money.

To Save Money, =
Go toJ. s. walkers, opposite Citizens Hall, to
have your clothes cleaned and repaired to look
as good as new.
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The first Quarterly Meeting OF the
present Conference year. will be hold
at the NJ. e. Church, in this village
commencing on Saturday afternoon
next. Rev. j. d. Norton, several years
ago stationed at this place. will preach
on Sabbath forenoon.
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Particular Attention. q

F8FLICuIbr Att6nt1On.
paid to cutting garments for ladies to mako up
by J. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
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WANTED
To save Money.

gl5s7a s-s-s'E4 A1osS ,5fF-o4
Between this village and the shalersvilIe town
line. on the evening Of the 18th inst, pa.r of
Ladies' calfskin shoes, No. B. The finder will
confer favor by leaving them at this onice or
at the shoe store Of J. c. Aalony.Ff .@
Tailoring.
II you want anything in the tailoring line
done, and done right, go to J. g. walker, oppo-
site Citizens Hall. sz 1855. i5se -. u.