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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-12-14

s A. FINE ANIMAL.-Dr. L. w. Reed
has fine young Stallion cf the Ham
bletonian stock, which he purchased
in Rockland county, N. Y. this fall.
He is a jet black, five years old, of
good size, elegant figure, and though
unframed is fine stopper. There are
few, if any, finer horses in the coun-
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A compile and fresh stock at as low prices as
any man can afford to sell them. Young Hyson,
GunRowder, Japan and choice Black Teas at
- 25 per ib- Splendid Rio Coffee at 20c Good
soa at &c per lb, and six cakes Honey Soap for
20 cents.
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Horse Blankets.
Horse Blankets,
80 Essr Us. Saith s. cos
Ladies Scarfs,
Mems Scarfs.
Boys Scarfs.
Children's Scarfs,
Cheap at j. S. SMITH co.'s
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? ON Tuesday of last week, Mrs. Isaac
Kelley, of this village, a lady nearly
cellar stairs, slipped and fell, tractur-
ing one of the bones of her right arm.
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SECOND NiFlONAL BANK,
OF RAyENNA, o.

Designated DepOsitary of the
.s-t.sf II. 8.
{ sae. o. 8. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter at best market rates
So stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
8 sired market 9l -
Highest Market rate for 5-eo and 1910
Coupons, Gold, silver, ssld premium IN luhds
of MI kinds
Drafts drawn and eashed ON ali. the principal
Cities in the United States n
Es1ght Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revendc stamps-1slll sizes for sale. =.
/ = = Accounts and Depotits of business men and,
individuals received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed,
a,ss Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon. 80 -
W, II. BEEBE, Cashier.
ssoaa Gro. ROBINSON, President. ~
: 49, Sept. 8. 1858. If - sH 80
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Grand New Years Party,

At the Sha.ersville Exchange, January 1. 1872
Dancing to commence at $50 p IN. The music
for the occasion will be furnished by MILLER
Il FARR'S NEW BAND, the best musical COM
bination in the country Their presence will
render this opening party of 1872 the happiest
possible New Year to all who attend. All are
invited. ++
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scAncE-Local items of interest.

ScARcE-Local items of interest.
IMNESsE-The ice crop.
NEAR AT HAxD-Cbristmas
PLExTY-Christmas goods iu the
market.
The WEAIHER-You know how it
is yourself.
Pretty L1YELY-Trade with those
who advertise.
A COOP SHow-Miller's Atheneum.
The Roads were never in better
condition for travelling. e
The shortest day of the year is near
at hand.
MR. ERAsTUs CHAPMAN died at his
residence on Oak Street at about half
past eight O'Clock on Tuesday even
ing, the 18th inst, of disease of the
heart and lungs, with which he had
been afflicted for nearly two years
past. He was in the fiiticth year of
his age. His funeral viii take place
from the family residence at one o.
clock tomorrow (Friday) afternoon.
DoN'T fail to read the advertise
ments of L. G.. Phillips 81 Son. They
are offering furniture at very low fig
ures.
RRsTAURANT.-Mose Parsons still
continues TO cater to the public appe-
lite at his old stand in Marvin's Block
on west Main Street. where the hun
CRY may obtain meals either warm or
cold at all hours not prohibited by our
city dads. Oysters of the best brands
served IN any desired style. Those
wanting good square meal" should
call on .Moses." He knows how to
get EN- up.
S. Cotter has been appointed to re-
for the Monument to be erected to the
late Gen. George III. Thomas.
LAST Thursday a daughter of Mr..
Theodore Grnndell swallowed guam
tity of laudanum which she mistook
for a dose of cough medicine. Forta-s
natcly the mistake did not prove fa-
tai.
JESSE ARNOLD, well known bar
Der of this village, died at the resi-
dence of his wife's parents in War
rensburg, Pa, of Consumption, on
Saturday last, aged thirty years. His
remains were brought to this village
for burial on Tuesday last.
Mr.. c. #. COLLINS has leased the
Franklin House, at Kent, and will
take possession of the same on the
first of January next. Mr.. G. was re-
Gently in charge of the Exchange Ho-
tel in this village. and demonstrated
his capacity to keep hotel.
AS the Holidays approach, the que
ry is, where can be found the best
place to purchase Holiday Goods, hav-
ing in view the usefsl, as well as the
beautiful. Great numbers of persons
are solving this problem to their satis-
faction at the popular house of j. S.
Smith & Co., which offers not only q
rich, rare and beautiful stock of goods
suitable for the Holidays, but at prices
especially attractive. In making your
Annual Holiday purchases, all will do
well to bear these facts in mind, as we
are confident they will endorse our
reminder of this reliable, wide-awake
house.
On Tuesday oflast week, Mrs. Isaac
Kelley, of this village, lady nearly
70 years of age, while descending the
cellar stairs, slipped and fell, tractur-
ing one of the bones of her right arm.
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Miss COLLINS. of the Collins Book
Store Bazaar, has fine stock of ladies
and children's furs and ladies suits in
great variety, together with a large as
sortment of fancy goods.
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The Board OF School Examiners for Portage
County, will hold meetings, for the Exanna-
- ton Of applicants. in the Court House. until
RI further notice. commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
II and close at 4 p. h., as follows:
Saturday Oct. IA
as Saturday, Oct 81. - tsi4 H.
sqs'G saturday, Oct. 2s.
- Saturday, NOy.25 = rsEe
~ And on the last Saturday of each month there
after, until further notice -
M Isavenna, April 1s. 1871, 13Z-tf
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t Us. SMITH & cos
Masonic Notice..

There will be Convocation of Tyrian Chapter
No. 81. r. A. M. at their Hall in Rayenna,
Wednesday eve, Dec, 90, for the purpose of
election of officers and payment of dues. a full
attendance is desired,
H. C. RANNEY, NJ, E. H p
G.P. REED, sec,y.
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New ADDITIoN.-Mr. VIM. P. Ha-
zen has had laid out and plated thir-
ty-six lots on his land lying between
Walnut Street and Clinton Avenue,
as an addition to the village of Ra-
VIENNA. The lots are finely situated
and in a pleasant part of the town.
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A NAnRow EscAPE.-On Thursday
last, Willie Ruggles, q lad sixteen
or eighteen years old, desiring to have
a little sport hunting rabbits, borrow
ed a shotgun of o neighbors and went
forth into the fields. During his RAM
blings one of the long cared animals
chanced to cross his path and he drew
up and fired at him, when the gun ex-
ploded, blowing off the lock, ripping
the stock, to pieces and bursting the
barrel, tearing out a piece about four
inches long by three fourths of an
inch wide, and turning it up from the
breech towards the muzzle but not
tearing it loose from the barrel.
Strange to say neither the boy nor the
rabbit sustained any injury.
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Nelson ConVer-e'S ? Advertisements
N. CONVERSE,

50 ~
No. 1, Etna Block. is now full and running
over with a new and fresh stock of Fall Goods.
making the most complete and desirable stock
1 have ever been able 70 show. The public in
general are cordially invited to call and inspect
the same.
Dress Goods. t~--4
This department is nicely filled up with q
good assortment from 25c. per yard up. Nearly
all the shades Merinos. and Empress Cloths
cheap. A splendid stock Poplins and Black AL
pacas. Splendid Black Gros Grain Silk at 81
per yard. ayfs ~ 2nisi1g=t3gI
Domestic Goods.
This branch is well stocked up with many ar
ticlcs too numerous to mention Come and see
good heavy brown Cotton at 1s6c. Also. yard
wide bleached at 1876. JI Ee{hF8
Linen Goods. es
A great variety in this line, all decidedly
cheap. All Linen Table Cloth at 35c. per yard
Good Linen Towels at 81 per tioz. Fine Irish
Linen at 35c. per yard. Cool Linen Napkins at
81 per doz. A large stock Linen Shirt Fronts
from 29c. up. A splendid stock Ladies, and
Cents HandSerchiefs. Ladies' all linen Eand4
kerchiefs four ~ for &c. -
Quilts and Spreads.
A good stock Bed Spreads and Quilts Come
and see a nice French Honey Comb Spread at
81 80. -, l.,o 4..,sa
o.
A large and new stock TO select from, both
square and long. A handsome 81 inch square
Shawl at s2,5 \ good stock siiv...idcr shawls
from so cents mp. 81 fs-- = - A-aAp
Cassimeres.
A large and splendid stock Come and21ook
through before Buyfng.A All wool goods from
30 cents mp. sss7A ~TEr-FT.F -
Hosiery and Gloves
good assortment Good Merino Hose at 16c,
per pair
,yel%eteens, WATERPROOF and Beaver
A good assortment. Velyeteens from 75c. up.
Good WATERPROOF at 81 per yard. and Beaver
Cloakings at old prices. -. -, rr
. Flannels and Wrappers and Drawers.
Asplendid stock Flannels, nearly as low as
ever. a large stock Wrappers and Drawers be-
low old prices, which win gladden. the heerts OF
all through the chilly blasts of winter. Good
wrappers and Drawers at 60c EACH
Another 100 doz. of that splendid 900 yard
Spool Thread at &c .,ool. ~ r s-.d a.
Hats and Caps.
A new stock. A good winter Hat at ST. A.
nice lot children's Hats each containing p ize
to make the little folks happy. ,75i i5e ealT n.
7"". Boots, shoes and Rubbers.
a large STOCK, cheap. -''t =
Groceries. ~ s4aeUS
A compile and fresh stock at as low prices as
any can afford to sell them. Young Hyson,
Gunpowder, Japan anu choice Black Teas at
n rs per ID Splendid Rio Coffee at aoc. Good
Soa at &c per lb, and six cakes Honey Soap for
20 cents.
Come and See. 'ss
There are many things too numerous to mon.
tion for the want OF room. Best come and see
store well flled nth good goods, and accommo-
dating Clerks 10 show them. Bring along ysur
Butter, Eggs, Rags, Dried Fruit, Sc.. and get the
highest market price. 80,
N. CONVERSE.
Ravcnna Oct. 10. fs7i 5G'T
The Magic Cough Balsain
Is the hest remedy known for COUGHS. Colds.
Cronp, Whooplng Ceugh, Weak Lungs, Bron-
chitis, &C., Sc, &C. Try it. ~ =
ss.4Hssfts-a fff
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THERE are eight inmates of the
county safe, all from Trumbull coun-
.ty, sent up for minor offences.
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Collins Book Store Bazaar.

In the Ladies department we are daily oAeriAg
great inducements, in suits nicely made. and Of
the latest Fashion Beautiful striped Suits.
Brown Fringe Alpaca Suits, Poplin Polonaise
Suits, Green Satfncs Suits Grey PonEee suits.
superb Beaver Cloth Cloaks, Superb Yelvstesh
Cloaks, Real Astrachan saques Real Astrachsn
Jackets, Real Astrachan MuRs, Merino Suits
Ladies' Underwear. Merino Suits Children's Un-
dervear an item very hard to nnd, WostedA
Cotton Hose, ChiIdren's Dresses and CloskS.
Baby's Cloaks. fs z1l.-,
Kids and general variety Of Gloves, Call
drcn's Lambs Wool Mittens. Hats. Flowers,
Ribbons and Feathers. new and beautiful shades
OF Ribbons and Feathers. Latest style CoIlArS,
Cufrs &c Lace, Linen and Hemmed Handler
Chiefs nice variety. ~ ~ iit,i+th
All of those goods very desirable and -
buy them is q sure way to save money.
IpYPiease look in at our
beautiful goods.
e. HI. COLLINS g. co.
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The two women sent to the lock up
from Kent by Justice Archer. were
taken before Judge Conant on Thurs
day last upon writ of habeds corpus,
and after hearing were released from
custody. A
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cam and Examine

The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance s. Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
son.f N ~ f. II = 95-tf. +
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Wait. Dewey & Co are prepared to supply the
people of Portage county with Holiday presents
at the very lowest PRICES, Call and examine the
stock before purchasing.
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THAT old and reliable establishment
the Rayenna Book Store, is fully
equipped for the Holiday trade, hav-
ing a most complete and desirable
stock of Standard Goods, Toys. &c,
which are offered at attractive prics.
Mrs. C. A. PITKIN has opened an
eating room few doors east of Phe-
nix Block, where meals warm or cold
may be obtained at all seasonable
hours. Oysters of the best quality
served in any style desired.
AT the Empire Oyster Depot can
always be found on hand the best
brands of shell and canned Oysters.
Our friend Peter Reed made us a
friendly call the other day and laid
upon our table a full quart of nice but
ternut meats nicely picked out, which
were devoured by the Press-gang
with a relish, and for which he has the
thanks of all hands. 9Il t}se
A sPLENID stock OF goods suitable
for the season can be found at that old
and reliable establishment, the Peo-
pies Store, of Mrs. L. A. Reed, in
Phenix Block.
ATTENTIVE readers will not fail to
notice the advertisement of d. Smith
s. Son in the Press of to-day. They
advertise full line of Holiday Goods,
Toys &C., which they will sell at pop
ular prices. EI 49,
WAIT, DEWEY & Co., are in receipt
of huge stock of Goods, suitable for
the Holiday trade. Those in search
of something both beautiful and use
full, will of course, give them a call.
That their goods and prices are pop
nlar, is fully demonstrated by the
throng of "knowing ones" who pat
ronize their house.
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Mec[S Tue UIFtt " ttIltly q tsEIsl lIlO1lt1si n
Masonic Halt Phenix Block. 9sf
nc RANSEY. H. p.
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THRATRE.-Mr. A. o. Miller's Athe-
ueum Dramatic Company commenc-
four nights engagement at Citizens
Hall on Monday evening. The play
for that evening was the Drama of the
Hidden Hand, from Mrs.SouthW orfh's
Ledger story of that title. The char
acters were well cast and admirably
represented. Mrs. Miller as Capitola,
and Mr. Miller as Wool, are hard to
beat, while the singing of the former
and tine banjo playing and singing of
the latter were capital. The other
characters were well sustained. The
company is one possessing considera-
BILE talent, and it is seldom that Ra-
yenniaHs have an opportunity to wit
ness as excellent dramatic perfOrman-
ces. The play on Tuesday evening
was HUncle Toms Cabin" from Mrs.
Harriet Beeeher Stoves story, and it
was admirably rendered. This even
ing "wednesday will be produced
1sTen nights in Bar-Room, and to-
morrow (Thursday) evening will close
the engagement. Those who would
witness excellent dramatic perform
ances, should not miss this oppertu-
nify
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Use the Crown Hair Restorer.
For Badness Falling of the Hair. &C., sold by
,sseaNsS sste e p BRAINERD & SON.
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Cash for Chestnuts.
Pocket knives.

The highest price in Cash for Chestnuts.
16s-tf. E..W. WADSWoRrH & co.
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HIRAM.

CORRESPONDENCE-l
The winter term of Hiram College
commenced last Tuesday. Owing to
the extreme cold of that day, only one
hundred and fifteen students were en-
rolled-but since the number has been
increased to $50, with few more yet
to be enrolled. The number now in
attendance is just the same as one
year ago. The steady increase in the
number of students is very hattering
for the popularity of the Faculty, and
indicates that their efforts are appre-
ciated by the public.
Mr.. j. G. Ellis our new P. NJ, has
put in position new set of boxes
numbering ITO. The style and work
manship is a credit to Mr.. John D.
Pierce, who did the work.
The dwelling of Mrs. Diehl was
burglarieusly entered, several days
ago, while she was absent on visit
to her friends in Trumbull county.
The thief obtained a small amount of
money in coin, but nothing more. The
house was secured with common
pad lock, which is no security at all,
when every rogue has his pockets full
of keys.
As Mr.. Albert Turner was taking
some ladies home from all evening
visit last week, the king bolt broke,
and the horses ran away, doing no
damage however beyond severely
frightening the ladies.
The roads are in better condition
than ever before known to the sold
est inhabitant" and wood dealers are
doing q lively business. A large
number of fruit trees have been sold
to our citizens within the last few
days, and the market is yet good.
AsEcDoTE-Tuesday morning very
cold. q
GENIAL GENT.-"Th say the ther-
mometer is down below zero this
morning."
GRABBED GENT.-'Its a id lie, it
hangs right where it has for the last
year. l saw it there myself not five
minutes ago.
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What 1 Know abont Farming.

Horace Greeley seys the best time to regulate
all farm labor is good American Hdtcl. w AIT
DEWEY & Co.'S, Ravenna Ohio, is the place to
buy them.
Gail Borden.
Gail Borden, the new EIgin Watch for Ladies'
at WAIT, DEWEY 6 CO.'S
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Raltimore shell orsters.
Oxster.

BY the dozen or bushcl just received direct from
Baltimore and for sale at the lowest figures. at
NJ. SCHENCk'S, Empire Oyster Depot.
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bllisaG List of Advertisements.

sfs d. Smith & son-Holitiay Bulletin.
: : TIC. Phillips Il Son-To the Public.
IT. G, Phillips--House and Lot for Sale.
ssira w. ID. Duirianl-B0ots and shoes.
$50 ss 9a LOCAL NOTICES.
Geo Binghan-U Union Express.
Ravenna Jewelry Store-Holiday Goods.
Gold Watches &c. s
Geo. KenwarTi-Beof. - : s2sf = -,
j. s. Smith--A Rargain.s Isl - Il E
Wait Dewey d Co.-Christmas and New Years.
What know. Nc.
10 2 sL<4ail Borden.
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II you want anything in the tailoring line
done. and done right. go to j. s. Walker, oppo-
site Citizens Hall. SO - 551.-il.5z
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Lost.

IS -fFaaos LOST llsgss sg5lsss
Between this village and the shalersville town
line, on the evening of the 18th inst, q par of
Ladies' calfskin shoes. No. o. The finder will
confer favor by leaving them at this Office or
st the shoe Store of j. c. Mallory. -4fa
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S'mith Bros. Advertisement
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
SMITH BROTHERS

= -.z1.zs.al7a-aaz
Are now ready with thefr second stock of Win
ter Goods. con visiting of even ything usually kept
in Dry Goods house, Ths largest and best
sock of .4.T2 ro--A--.-T 5a
Ever brought to tire County, of all qualities ana
prices Sure that in both we can please the most
fastidious. we invite, everybody to give us call
shaN-ls, Shawls.
Long, Square and Shoulder Shawls. Of every
description the finest stock ever offered In
Ravenna.
French Coatfngs and CRssimeres. -.
Gentlemen, now is the accepted time to buy your
Winter Coats, Overcoa4s &c, and Smith Brothers
are the men who will be pleased to sH1 you from
the superb stock they have jus received, in all
the fashionable colors and fabrics. and at Old
prices.
Ladies,
We desire to call especial attention to our i'm
mense stock of LINEN COLLARS CUFFS,
something new and nice. Also. Handkerchief
Laccs. Ribbons. Notions of every kind.
Gloves. e,s
!. our Glove stock can't be beat IN the city. Only
look for yourselves, f-.r
8 Prints. Prints.
We h.,ve over a5o pieces Priats OF eie best
makes ard good styles.
Coftons.
Z In all cot ton goods we have fun Iine, and can
Ill any bill.
Hosiery and Underwear,
Thas cannot fail to suit. We have a large and
wen sorted stock-and cheap. too.
Groceries,
]. A full line constantly on hard. Everything
of prime quality
q Friends and CHstomers,
Come in and see us ) It is no trouble to show
good.s, and We feel sure We can please you. Our
motto, l
Z ( "0uick Rales and Small Proflts.''
you have already endorsed. We only ask con-
tinuance of past favors.
~ SMITH BROTHERS.
Rsvcnna, Nov. 28th, 1911 4 81
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PHE MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Ladies' and Misses Furs.

we are offering the buyers of Turs some splsA-
did bargains in Fine Eurs.
Alaska Sable Capes and Mum, several styl0,
ffom IS to $40 per set. IS ztso[
Fine Mink Sets, elegantly trimmed, fron -. -
$50, worth from $40 to $50. -....,,- ~
Splendid Black Astrachan sets Brown soHA
American Seal, Ermine, &c. sc.
Misses and Children's Sets. Nuns. Capes ana
BoAs French Berthas, Ristcri Berthas, Mu@.
re. bs5asfEry frla @Hel Aaf
1t is presun ed that these are the most desira-
BILE Fur Goods in Ravenna, and we will sell
them at Popular prices. Ladies aie invited -
inspect the stock. We can sell cheap
w itt' 81 y IT COLLINS n co
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sENvARp sells at his Market,

7f1sAI SOLAS
=..,= sides of Beef at cents per pound.
Fore Quarters at cents per pound.
Halls quotations OF last week are not correct
GEO. KENW ARD.
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D.. S. SMITH & CO..
. No. y PHENLx BLOCK.


lassa zasil Gloves and n1ittens. -
s We huve just opened a large lot OF Gloves ana
=. Mittens. at very low prices. Ladies' and Gen.
tiemen,s Fur Top Kids at 81, 90 per pair, at IS
Is j. S.-SMlPH s. cos.
sas wrappers and Drawers.
We now have on sale 500 Gents Wrappers and
Drawers, in all qualities; the most complete
stock in Portage Co. and at less than last years
prices AiIin went OF these goods will consult
their interests by examining this stock before
buying. j. s. SMITH q CO.;
Nov. 13. 1871. -
.14 rs Pieces W ater- Proof Checking ~
ON sale in all qualities. We offer better W a
ter-Proof at 81 90 per yard than can be found
Eelsewherek Cali and see it at
IL - y Us. SMITH & cos.
Nubias.
Is dozen Plain White. Lace Edge and Lambs
Wool Nubias, in an qualities. The most extenS
ssive ASSORTMENT ever openedin Rayenna
sS1 - j. S. SMITH s. CO..
AUGUST, 1st, 1871.
We now open the Fall Campaign by announce.
ing the following prices. Other price lists will
be added to this at the proper time:
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ladies, Toilet Articles, -
Puff Boxes, Toilet Glasses, at -rr
- = II BRAINERD'S.
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~ You can get any style OF a Pocket KNIFE Tor
Christmas gift at
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PLAT & Co.'S c. s d. and J. G. KRAFf & Co.'S
Seaside Oysters by the can or case at lower iig
ures than any other house in the city, at
NJ, SCHENcK'S. Empire Oyster Depot.
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a competent and thorough Teacher tmale) for
ne Winter Term of the edinburgh Center Dis
A. w BOTTSFORD, CLKRK.
Edinburgh, Ohio, Nov. 21, 1871. 100 Tgr5
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is cent Cotton Flafinel at 121z cents per yard.
Is cent Cotton Flannel at 1874 cents per yard,
Is cent Brown Cotton at 121s cents per yard.
10 cent Brown Cotton at 12tz cents per yard.
$t,50 Black Twill velveteen at 81 90 per yard
$3.50 Black Twill yelvetcen at 81 GO per yard
At j. S SMITH & cos.
Holiday Goods
At Rsvenr a Jewelry Store, No. A, Mechanics
Block.