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AURORA.
CORRESPONDENTS.

This. Saturday, morning is one of the warmest
and most spring like mornings that we have had
this year, and people seem TO be improving the
fine weather by making preparations for put
ting in their spring crops.
We are not yet discouraged by the Republi-
can victories in Connecticut. or Cleveland. or
even here in Aurora. although here the entire
Radical ticket was elected. except one Trustee.
Edward Harmon, whowas elected Trustee. prob
ably not for his political faith, but for the
straightforward, honest and unprejudiced way
in which he has performed the duties of that
Office for the past year.
The Cheese Factories have once more COM
menced operations and the supply of milk seems
to be much more plenty than last year.
DR.. j. G. Lewis who has been the only old
School ply sician in town for the last four years
has lef town and taken up his abode in Alliance
1t is with regret that We part with so valuable a
physician. but what is our loss is Alliances gain
SON. he sold his house and lot to 5. Kennedy; con-
slderation. $4S0G0
s. Kennedy sold his house and lot near the Sta
ton; consideration $3.50.
The only Improvement that we see going on in
town in the way of building. is the house being
erected by Scarf and Pease for II. NJ. B., and as
the said II NJ B., is young man it is generally
considered by some of the wise that he contem-
plates tuking another half; we suppose he would
say better half. w.
AURORA AprilS g.
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WINDHAM.
CORRESPONDENTS.


EDIToE PREss.-Not having heard from your
correspondent from Windham of late. send y
few notes.
The season for making maple sugar and syrup
is now over and farmers are now busy sowing
oats F. ID, Snow, and others have purchased
and shipped q large .quantity Of syrup and
sugar,
The Farmers have nearly all turned their at
tention to Dairying. The streets are thronged
mornings with carts. wheel barTows and wag-
oDs heavily laden with cans of milk. en- route
to tho Cheese Factory. Six years ago there were
owned in this township 10 coo sheep; now there
are scarcely 1000.
Cows are selling at an average price of $60-
Faank H Snow has leased his farm of 100 acres
at 500 per year cash rent. T. Fl. Bean sold for
him 10 cows st an average of $Ta head. By the
way. Bean has the reputation of selling stock at
better prices than any other Auctioneel in this
part of the State.
ID Z. CUTS. an old resident of WindhaIr. was
married a few days since. TO Mrs. Frisby. of
CARROTS vile.
Geo. =. Bates. of Topeka Kansas. has recently
purchased the residence formerly owned by T.
N. Marcy. at the low price of $500.
A Republican caucus held in this place
previous to the election and all voters invited
to take part in the nominations. T. NJ. Hobart
received the nomination for Justice of the Peace,
= being strong Radical On the morning of
election. f. F. Jaeger, Clerk of the Township.
also a strong Republican, was put up for the
same Office Excitement ran high. Z. F. Jaeger
was elected. Some doubt the validity of his
election. as he sat as Clerk of the election 1t
was truly au exciting day for the Republicans.
as both candidates had their friends but ma
jority bolted the nomidation. Let ns haze Peace.
Don
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REMEMBER Days auction THURSDAY
Friday and Saturday.
HIRAM.
CORRESPONDENCE:

Our election last week was somewhat spin tied
and lively. Three tickets were in the field, hut
the people were not satisfied entirely with either
and scratching was popular; so much so that
eur merchants did a lively business in the pencil
trade. The Republican slate was badly broke en-
and the Peoples ticket was elected by majorities
from is o67 The following is tie ticket elected
Clerk, f. Mott: Trustees, Cyrus Rider, J. T.
Crafts. a. A. Barber; Treasurer. c. 7. i. Reno
Assessor, W. A. Proctor; Gonstables, y. II. Dy-
son, d. II. Hank. Two trustees, Barber and
Crafts, the Assessor and one Constable are Dem
ocrats ozias Allyn, the Republican candidate
for Assessor was the worst defeated candidate
receiving less than one third of the votes polled.
Last Tuesday, Mrs. Esther Buckingham,
widow of John Buckingham. was attacked by n
cow and severely injured. suffering compound
fracture of the right arm, and internal injuries.
Mrs. BIS daughter endeavored TO rescue her
mother but her efforts were unayaiting, and
probably more SERIOUS injuries would have been
done. had not DR.. Patch. who happened to be in
the house, cometo the rescue. ~: III
Last Thursday, Ransom Ledyard came near
receiving fatal injuries at a raising of an addi-
tionto barn of Benjamin Tilden. He was
standing inside of the franc. which was nearly
erected, under tie. one end of which was en-
tered in a beam overhead. In the effort to enter
the girths in the posts the tic fcll striking Led
yard square on to-. of the head, rendering him
unconaious for some moments. az : ~
Last Saturday COW owned by Daniel, Hank
made furious attack upon his son, Dallas. who
was knocked down and roughly treated, being
badly bruised in the back and eides. His cries
brought the family to his assistance, who, by a
vigorous application of clubs and pitchforks
persuaded the infuriated beast to desist.
Tho Methodists closed q quarterly meeting
last sabbath evening, Elder Greer oficiated
The meeting was well attended during the Sab
bath exercises. tf'9tast. .l1tfii a-.iiA
Mr. aud Mrs. Apgustps PaFdee. for seYeral
years residents of this place, leftlast week for
Eureka, Ill., where they expect to reside with
taetr espsbtsE. wife of Prof. Weston, who alls =
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TERRIFIC ExPLosIoN.-At about six
o'clock on Tuesday morning a terrific
explosion occurred in the treating
house of Hussey, Payne Il Co.'S oil re-
finery on Independence street, Cleve-
land. The concussion was so great
that the dwellings in the city We're
shaken and for q half mile around
doors were burst in and windows
were demolished, and in the immedi-
ate vicinity several buildings were
demolished. There was large guam
tity of oil in the tank which immedi-
ately took fire, but several steam fire
engines were on the ground and by
the efforts of the fireman the flames
were subdued. No one is known to
have been injured by the explosion.
The explosion was distinctly felt by
number of our citizens here. III
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SERIOUS ACc1DENT.-On Friday last
Gen. J. B. Low met with quite Sc
rious accident at the Pump works OF
Messrs. Low & Wait. He was en-
gagged in putting belt upon pulley,
when it slipped over, the slack catch
ing in the hangings of turning lathe
near by, pulling down the tiInbers,
the sharp corner of one of the sticks
striking the General a violent blow
upon the top of his head, cutting a
fearful cash about two and a half
inches long, laying the skull bare.
Though the wound was serious one,
we were pleased TO see the General
about the next day.
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chair in the college at that place We can III
afford to lose the aged couple from our midst
and 20 say that we miss them does not half ex-
press our regrets. In fact none Voul't be missed
as much Is they. Mr.. Pardec is possessed OF a
fund of general information equalled by but few
even of his years, which. with his firm unyield-
ing ideas Of and Jealous devotion to Democratic
principles. renders him desirable acquisition
in any community. The best wishes of this en-
tire community go with them TO their new home
and while we wish that their declining years
may be spent in quiet ease and contentment, yet
we can but hope that homesickness, or some
thing else will induce them to return Ii.
HIRAM, April 10. 1871.
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Sherif's Sale.

The State of Ohio. Portage County, ss.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will offer for
~ sale at public auction, on the premises late
" occupied by the Cleveland Peat Company, on
SATURDAY. the s9th day of April, A. ID. 1871
the following described Personal Property to
wit: Situate in the township of Ravenna in
the county of Portage and State of Ohio, and
on lots No a. 81 53. So So 90 and 65 in the south
division of lots In Ravenna. one new Building.
40 by 60 feet one Storing Shed 28 by 40 feet. one
Barrack Building Is by 80 feet, one Engine and
Fittings, one Boiler and Fittings. and all shaft
ing and Machinery in and about said premises,
one Condensing Machine, all the tools; pumps
and indictments used in and about the Peat
Works 90 coo Racks and Racking. 10 tons more
or less of Railroad Iron. and the ties on which
the same is laid, six Cars and all Betting. and
ali the other personal property in and about said
works and premises. Also. the leasehold in
trust of the lots above referred to. by lease da-
ted Feb 81. 1867, and recorded in Portage Coun-
ty Records, Oct 1st, 1868, Book 1, page 233.
Terms sf Sale-Cash.
OTIS B. PAINE, Sheriff.
Fl. C. RAENEY, Atty ,,- sa--s ). T, 137-3w.
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Received the largest lot of Croekery ever
brought to Portage County, by any one House
which was bought at the very lowest cash fig
ures with gold. And we shall offer it at great
reduction from any thing that has been sold for
the last fifteen years. Any one wanting Crock
cry in Portage County, viii bcwell paid by call
ing on US. we have new patterns, and of the
best brands imported.
Our stock of Furniture, W indow Shades, Fix
tures, Picture Frames, Collins, wooden and me-
talic, is now complete, and will be sold at bot
tom figures. Give call.
VANCE & WELLS,
No. s, Phenix Block.
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SwEET.-Mr. Oliver Steel, of Free
dom has again placed us under obli-
CATION for liberal supply of splendid
maple syrup and sugar, manufactured
by him this season. This last was
made from sap caught the 1st of April,
and is as clear and fine favored as
any we have ever seen. He has made
13S gallons of this syrup during the
past season, all of a superior quality
from 400 trees, which he has sold at
his own door for 81 25 per gallon.
The sap has all been caught in tin
pals, stored in galvenized iron
troughs, and boiled down in pans of
the same material, which accounts for
its superior flavor and quality.
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Teachers, Examinations.


The Board of School Examiners for Portsg,
County, will hold meetings, for the Examina
tion of applicants. in the Court House, unit
further notice, commencing ct 10 O'Clock, A. II.
and close at 4 T.. M. as follows:
Saturday April sad.s kkst 81
Saturday. April Goth
Saturday, May 9th.
And on the last Saturday of each Haonth there
after, until further notice.
RaFsAna, April 13, 1871, 1874
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-~eS'

A GERMAN friend of ours got son
his ear last week upon the arrival of
his second pair of, twins, and said to
his family physician: tOv you bleese
doctor. it ish peter dot schtop be
boot to dose dings. One bair of
dwins, dinks ish oller riot, but more
as dot ish blaid owit, don't it. DOTS
vot's de matter NIT me. You know
how it is myself
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GONE EAsT.-Mr. n. Converse, of
No. Etna Block started East on Mon
day last, hoping short journey and
relaxation from the cares of business
will improve his health, and design
ing to take advantage of his visit to
the Eastern cities to purchase stock
of Seasonable goods for his establish
ment, which will be coming forward
in few days. ~l,,..,.
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Mr.. A. G. MASON has hfs new rooms
in the North end of Phenix Block.
on Chestnut Street neatly fitted up
an moved into the same, and is now
prepared for business. This is the
general agency for Northern Ohio, of
the Davis Sewing Machine. one of the
best machines in the market.
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Mrs. E. F. EVANS, our accomplished
and accommodating Postmistress, who
has been spending the past winter in
New Orleans visiting relatives and
friends in that city, returned to her
homo in this village on Saturday eve-
ming, with health greatly improved.
She speaks very highly of the Cres-
cent City as 2 winter residence, and
was much pleased with her visit,
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n ew Advertisements ts

NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES.
IN Tho Commissioners of Portage County.
request of the Boards of Trustees in the several
Townships, that they will make known to the
le71. by notice. left at the Auditors oflice-of
all Bridge Work which is necessary to be done,
ships An early compliance with this request
win enable the Commissioners to visit the vari-
Gus localities, and learn how much Is necessary
to be expended for this purpose,
By request OF
-.,,rr.... = - COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Ravenna, o.. April 10, 1871, 13T-2w. 80 -ftt =
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Dentist Wanted.

first class Mechanical Dentist wanted. One
who can make Continuous Gum, Proclaim, Gold,
Aluminium and Rubber Dental Plate. No other
need apply. Steady work and good pay.
D. R. JENNINGS, D. D. S.
Ravenna, March s. 1871, 136-2w
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ALMOST a FIRE.-On Saturday last
the residence of Mrs Eatinger, about
three-quarters of mile west of mud
dy Lake, in Franklin township, mar
rowIy escaped being destroyed by
fire. She had been smoking pipe,
and going to the barn for eggs, laid
the pipe down upon the woodpile
near the house. The wood was set
on fire and with the pig pen. and 9TH
er outbuildings. was mostly destroy
ed. The house and other buildings
in the vicinity, were greatly endan-
gered, but Messrs. Hazel and others,
who were working near by, seeing
the flames, went to the rescue, and by
earnest and persevering efforts sue
ceeded in saving the house from des-
truction, but not until it had been con-
siderably scorched.
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"Grant came to the American peo-
ple," says Boston paper, "as o dis
pensation of Providence. ~ The del
u ge was also q ''dispensation."
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Card.

Having sold my business stand. and my en-
tire interest in the trade in Coal. Feed. Salt,
Lime, Seed, &c, to Mr.. C. d. HUDSON. take
this occasion to return hearty thanks to my GUS
toners for their patronage, and cheerfully re-
commend my successor for continuance of the
same F. E. UDELI.
Ravenna, April /, 1871. r
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DIED.-Wm. Ladu, March 9th, 1871.
at the house of his son Joseph, in
Hartford, Wisconsin, in the SSth year
of his age. Mr.. Ladu was born in
Fishkill, Duchess Co., N. V, was
married to Eleanor Wood, of Phillips
town, Putnam co., N. Y, had nine
children of whom six survive him,
namely: Daniel, Joseph W. and Syl-
vanus, Sybil Birdsey. of Jackson,
Mich, Asenath A, wife of Wra. S.
Hill, of Streetsboro, Portage CO., o.
and Sarah E. wife of r. II. Orvis, of
Marion, o. They moved to Cleve-
land, .. in 1882, thence to Shalers-
vile, Portage co., in 1884, where he
remained until about four years be-
tore his death, he and his wife were
both members of the NJ. E. Church
from their youth. He was a class
leader in Cleveland and a leading
member of the church in ShalersviIle.
His parents went before him about 25
years and both died with bright pros
poets of happy Immortality.
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List of Advertisements.

49, Belding & Armstrong-Drugs. Paints, &c.
- LYMAN s. Ward-Groceries, Flour, &C.
n6-Mrs. L. W. Reed-People's Store.
n~J. G.. Prentiss, Agt-Bradley's Enamel
Paint.
nNP H. Bean-Public Sale of Cows.
n6eOtis B. Paine. SheriG-Sheriff's Sale.
rJay Cooke & Co-Northern Pacific Rail-
road.
nw-Notice to Township Trustees.
LOCAL NOTICES.
~Teacher's Examinations.
- Miss Z. A. McClun-Reward.
~Vance & Wells-Furnlture, Crockery, &c
nR-J. c. Prentiss-Steel Mixed Drag Teeth.
@-J. C. Permission Exhibition.
nR~L. C. jackson s. Co-New Firm.
EArmenia NJ. Russell-A Card.
n0HpN Conyerse-NeW Goods.
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Call ana Settle.

All those having unsettled accounts with the
subscriber, are requested to call and settle the
same without delay.
y (5FfI /.8!I E. MUssER.
Ravenna. April 4, 1871 13e-3w.
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VARIETY Snow. = Messrs. Hanks,
Hamilton & Co.'S Great Variety Show,
makes its debut for the coming tent
county, on Saturday next. Their next
performance will be given at Kent, on
Tuesday the 18th inst, in the evening.
The managers of this show have a
fine rig, and have spared no pains or
expense in getting up an establish
ment that will furnish the people
with first class amusement. They in
tend travelling the greater part of the
season in Southern Ohio and Ken
tvcky.
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LOCAL NOTICES

~ E A Card.
RD. DgNocRArIc PRESS: I wish to conmend
10 tnose wishing to procure Life Insurance, the
Berkshire Life Insurance of Pittsfield, Mass -
Ny husband Chas. u. Russell was insured in the
Berkshire for two thousand dollars. and AL
though the money was not due me until July
next. yet, have this day received the amount
in full. The Berkshire have manifested just
much interest in the payment of this claim as
they did to obtain my husbands money when
they insured him.
ARMENIA NJ. RUSSELL.
RayenDa, O.. April II, ISL
New Goods.
n. Converse No !, Etna Block, Main street
Ravenna, has received the present week new
stock Of
Prints, ..s. -.f
Bleached and
Brown Calicos,
Ginghanis, -...ze ..-t7
Cottonades &c.
Also. Bail Of Clarence Carpet Warp. and a
new stock of extra choice 81 Is Tea.
n. CONVERSE.
Ravenna. April IS, 1871, 1w
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Reward.

Lost, a Ladies' Gold Watch. open faced, Ini-
tials A. G. H. on back, between Beman Springs
and Mantua Station. The finder will be liberal
ly rewarded by leaving it at Mantua Station
with DR.. Crafts, or G. l.. Horr, Center of Shall
ersyille. f-' - Miss +. A. McCLUN.
Anril Is 1871 tx =. - -
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c. d. HUDSON at home on and after this date
at Warehouse, formerly occupied by f. E. Udell.
For particulars, see to-day's advertisement.
Ravenna O., April 1, 1871, 136-3w.
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The best general use Cast Plow in the County.
Farmers. call and see it. Free show, and "doors
open early j. c. PRENTISS.
April 10, 1911, l37-aw eHiW5s1
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JUDGE NELL desires us to state that
he had no intimation when he issued
the license to Moore to marry the
negro woman that they belonged to
different races. The application was
regularly made and the affidavit in
the usual form which has been en-
ployed for many years past.
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L. c. JACKSON g. CO.,
-~es-
Steel Mixed Drag TeefI,

StcoI A4I4Cu OIHS AOetH
new and very desirable article. handsome
shape and finish, and cost but a fraction more
than the old clumsey iron tooth.
j. c. PRENTISS.
April 10. 1871, 19s-sw. u L3#UIJ4l1
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REaENBER Days auction Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.

REMENBER Days auction Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
WE are compelled to defer num-
Der of articles prepared for this issue
owing to the press of advertisements.
WE are told that the wheat in this
section looks well and is in good con-
dition.
The Court of Common Pleas is still
in session. No business of greet i'm
poatance has been transacted. But
one case was tried TO the jury last
week. We are compelled TO defer
our summary of its proceedings till
next week.
The Ravenna Union Schools COM
menced their term on Monday last.
The warm weather of the past week
begins to mako the people think of
light clothing. Our clothing men
have got stacks of it.
Miss L. e. JACKSON is in receipt of
her Spring Stock of Millenery goods,
to which she desires to call the atten-
ton of the ladies.
The roads have become quite dry
and dusty, and prayers for gentle
showers of rain are quite loud and
earnest.
The fruit trees are putting forth
their blossoms and the fields begin to
look green and gay, giving promise
OF a prosperous season.
Ar the election for member of the
Board of Education of Ravenna vii
lage, ON Monday, Enos p. Brainerd,
Esq, was elected without opposition.
The selection is good one.
MANY of our subscribers who have
come in and paid up in the last two
weeks have our sincere thanks. There
is ample opportunity for others to
come and do likewise, which will be
exceedingly gratifying, and help us
out of close corner.
REMEMBER Days auction Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Our Merchants are getting on their
Spring goods and their stocks are
generally large and attractive. If
you desire to purchase consult the
columns of the Press for the place.
SILAs BRAINArD, prominent busi-
ness man, music dealer and publish
er, died suddenly at his residence in
Cleveland, on Saturday, from an at
tack of inf1amatory rheumatism.
BY notice in another column it will
aminers have changed the time of their
meetings. They will meet on the 22d
and 29th inst, and on the 9th of May.
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No. =, PHENIx BLOCK.

We have arranged a CHEAP TABLE
which will be found EXTRAORDINARY BAR
GAINS. iE all kinds of DRESS GOODS. THIS
is NO TRASH SALE of Goods handed down
from generation to generation, but Goods that
were purchased within the past three months.
and must be sold at some price to make room
for Spring Stock.
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The best thing in the world for Dyspepsia. Liv-
er Complaint. Acidity of the Stomach, Fever
and Ague. SC.
E. 2. BRAINERD & son,
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THE WEATHER.-Afters several days
of summer-like weather, which made
the people begin to think of lighter
clothing. and brought out the soda
fountains, there was quite sudden
change on Tuesday afternoon. The
wind blew q perfect gale filling the
asr with clouds Of dust, and when
night came there were indications of
a freeze which many feared would
play sad havoc with the fruit, but for
tunately there was no damage done.
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New Firm-New Millinery Goods.
Miss L. G. jackson, has taken into co-part-
nership. Miss Lydia A. Wing, and the business
will hereafter be prosecuted under the firm
name Of
l.. C. JACKSON g. CO.,
at the old store of Miss jackson. so long occu-
pied as Millinery Store.
The new firm solicit n continuance of the Gus
tom which has been so kindly bestowed upon
the establishment in the past.
They have received their new spring stock, q
choice selection of goods, Trimmed Work, Hats,
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, Laces. Tissues. &c.
Ladies are respectfully invited to call and ex-
amino the goods. No pains will be spared to
suit, and to give entire satisfaction to custo-
mers.
Their Store is four doors east of Phcnix
Block, Main street, north side.
L. C. JACKSON & co.
Ravcnna, April Is, lS71,4w
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REMEMBER Days auction Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.