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French calf and kip boots, our own make, 9
Child u Bros.
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Karl Wassemer, music. See inside.
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To prevent chills and fever, use Kagy's cele-
brated Stomach Bitters.
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WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADEs.-A
new stock just received at Osman & Hspemsn'A
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Soarfs and Nub,As, cheap, at Hilliard's.
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Property in Marseilles and Ottawa for sale b,
E. X. Walbridge.
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Hats, caps and furs at billiards. Come an
see them.
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Buns, buns, buns, buns at j. L. Pierg
south side Cour. House square.
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Gloves in endlos, ysriety at Ficke Il Beem's.

Buckskin gloves and mittens of all sizes at
risko IL Beem's
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Child & Bros. soll rubber boots, mems quilted
lined boots, mems, ladies', misses and childrens
wool.lined arctics, cheaper than any other house
in Ottawa.
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Wooden mittcns aud woolGn socks at Fiske
Beem's
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him ct the Telegraph Instrument Factory. In
formation of his whereabouts will be gladly re.
ceived by Robt Henning, Superintendent OF the
above factory.
PHOSETIc.--Geo. Buckley, ESq. the we'll
known shorthand writer, is about to organi1e q
class for the study of Photography, at his rooms
il Delano's block. Applications can be made to
him at the Court House. and at his rooms on
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat.
urday of next week.
1NsURANCE.-Harris 81 Kelogg's Insurance
| Agency, as we predicted, takes the lead here in
that business, and one feels safe unless insur-
| ed ia one of their we'll known and reliable COM
psnies, which, combined, carry capital of
ninety.one millions of dollars One company
alone, the Imperial, has cash fund to draw
upon of eight millions Of dollars IN gold.
A MUSICAL TREAT.-The celebrated Alf.
Howard, the distinguished vioinist, will give
one of his unique and unsurpassed entertain.
ments in this city, on Thursday evening, Nov.
30th.
| ~.
accomplished ballad singer. The programme is
magnificent, comprising the choicest instrument
al and popular songs.
Billy O'Neill has brought out new drink
called the Scotch Blaze" II is good imta-
ton of the "fre and birthstone" we read of, but
we guess tastes better.
| Ben Padgett is making some elegant suits out
Of that lot Of fine cloths received BY him last
week.
Young gents, come and see those new STYLES
of neckties, "the Windsorett," at Stiefels on the
corner.
Meals gotten up at all hours, and on a min.
ute's notice, at w. o. Buttons Dining Hall, on
Main street.
MILL1NERY.-Mrs. Gregg has the prettiest as.
sortment of millinery goods land millinery girls
in this city. She has lately received a new stock
of goods, (not grls) and invites her lady friends
to call.
Overcoats, undercosts, pants, vests. &C., in vast
quantities at Fiske l. Beem's.
Go to tiske IL Beems for nice fitting suit of
clothes, made out of the best material
Furs furs !! furs III furs II! at Prescotts Pres.
colts !! Prescotts u! Prescett's ~!
Prescott is doing lively trade in the way OF
supplying the ladies with choice furs. He sells
the very choicest that are produced in the world.
Robes of the richest character, snd Of all sorts,
at Prcscott's.
Go to Prescott's, take with you microscope
view Arthurs moustache, and then buy pair
of mittens and leave.
Go to j. L. Piergue's Md get dish, can or
case Of the best oysters in Ottawa.
Buns, buns, buns, buns at J. L. Piergues
south side Cour. House square.
Gloves in endles. ynriety at Fiske Il Beem's.
Buckskin gloves and mittens of all sizes at
Fisko ~ Beem's.
Woolen mittcns aud woolGn socks at Fiske u
Beem's.
Child s Bros. eoll rubber boots, mems quilted
lined boots, mons, ladies'. misses and childrens
wool.lined arctics, cheaper than any other house
in Ottawa.
Dr. Walker, the oculist, may be consulted at
the Clifton House, Ottawa, on Saturday, Docem
Der Cd.
"The dearest spot on earth,' it is said IS the
store where they do not advertise.
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the Clifton House, Ottawa, on Saturday, D ocem
| Der Cd.
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Subscriptions received for all the principal
magazines and newspapers iu the United States
by Osman s Hspemsn. Now is the time to
subscribe.
TELEGRAPHY.-Those wishing to learn this
business should cal at once on W. c. Linton,
Manager w. L. Telegraph Office, Cheever' 3
block, Ottawa.
A farm, five miles from Ottawa, with good
Improvements, for sale At $3.50 per acre, on
time, by E. K. walbridge, real estate agent.
NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERcHANTs.-We oan
supply you with clothing of all grades, furn-
ishiny goods, &C., at wholesale, at less than east.
ern prices. NJ. STIEFEL & Co.
Curls piped and dressed, and combing. worked
up, at Pratt's Ladies' Bazaar of Fashion.
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADEs-A
new stock just received at Osman & Hspeman'A.
Property in Marseilles and Ottawa for sale by
E. X. Wslbridge.
French calf and kip boots, our own make, at
Child u Bros.
Hats, caps and furs at Hilliard's Come and
see them.
To prevent chills and fever, use Kagy's cele-
brated Stomach Bitters.
For full, full, full can OF tho best fresh
oysters call at H. Walther's.
The best assortment and the finest uality Of
gents underwear in the state at Fiske & Beem's.
Try H. WAlther's pure homo made caramels
and candies
The best place to buy wall paper and window
shades 10 at Osman & Hapeman's.
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"Thc dearest spot on earth,' it is said Is the
store where they do not advertise.
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AURORA.
CORRESPONDENTS.

AURORA March 81, 1871. Ed. PRESS =:
Where has our Aurora correspond
ent gone? We see nothing from him
oflate. Well, he is excusable for this
week, as he has family matters to at
tend to, such as taking care of a very
small daughter, aged about four days
from the above date. Well, we con-
graduate him on having daughter,
and hope you do, Mr.. Editor, as he
has three young Democrats growing
up to take the place of those that are
leaving.
But as correspondent for this week,
it becomes our painful duty to chron-
icle the death of Miss Carrie Baldwin,
nearly sixteen years of age, who died
after short illness, of hemorrhage of
the lungs, yet her health has not been
considered good for years.
Died March 23d. Bessie Sheldon.
daughter of A. G. Sheldon, aged three
years and five months.
Thy mothers gone before thee, Bessie
We know that she is blest
Thy fathers heart was broken, Bessie,
When she was laid to rest.
Thy fathers love for thee, dear Bessie,
From thee can never part;
No language can express, dear Bessie,
The feelings of his heart.
Thy mother now awaits thee Bessie,
To welcome thee above,
And angels there will guard thee, Bessie,
With patience, TRUTH and love-
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EDINBURGH.
CORRESPONDENTS.


Much excitement at the election to-
day but it is local question, and the
prospect is that it will be close
election. 10 p. M, the Republicans lost
the election on an average of about 7
majority, greatest majority Is, small
est 3, Justices one on each ticket, aver
age on both tickets about tie vote.
DEATH.-Lucy Botsford departed
this life yesterday Sunday after a
short illness of three or four days.
One week previous she was in her
seat at church and Sabbath school as
well as usual, returned home, i'll q
day or two was taken unwell, contin-
ued to grow worse until she yielded
up her life to him that gave it. Moth
er Botsford was very old member of
the NJ. e. Church. She was born in
Connecticut, in 1893, married Harvey
Botsford in 1913, moved to this town
ship in the fall of 1916, and at her
death was the second oldest resident
citizen. Russell Clark, then young
man, came in the spring previous.
SALE.-E. G. Myers bought of Asa
G. Chapman and wife 65 acres in the
west part of Edinburgh, consideration
S2,6s2.
RUNAwAY.-Mrs. Mary e. Wilder q
few days since, when on her way
with her team to Raveuna, north of
Rootstown her horses took fright, ran
with her and threw her out. Fortu-
nately she received nothing but slight
bruises. The wagon was broken bad
ly. CITIZEN.
h.
Anril 2 1871
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NURsERY.-Mr. George NJ. Dean, of
Kent, has favored us with neatly
printed pamphlet, containing a cat
alogue of new, rare and beauti-
full plants, and fruit and ornamental
trees which may be found at his nur-
sery and greenhouse, one and a half
miles east of the village of Kent, on
the Ravenna road. Mr.. Dean is an
experienced nurseryman, and has
taken great pains and care in making
his selections and has on hand a large
variety of choice and beautiful plants,
from which one cannot fail to procure
such as will give entire satisfaction~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-06


BRIDGE OPENED AGAIN.-The work
of repairing Main street bridge was
concluded on Tuesday, and on the fol-
lowing morning fully opened to trav-
ell. Mr.. ID. L. Baldwin, of Ravenna,
has had entire charge of this job, and
he is entitled to the thanks of the
community for the expeditions man
ner i'll which he has conducted the
work. 1t has not only been done
quickly, but it has been thoroughly
done. Every decayed or deficient
timber has been replaced with new,
and in every other particular does ii
Bear evidence of skiIlful and efficient
:. doctoring." The structure is, in
fact, now nearly as good as new, and
will possibly last until we are able to
erect that " sixty-foot stone bridge.
The repairs amount to about SS00,00
-kent Bulletin.
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ARM BRoKEN-On Friday morning
last, a little girl about seven years old,
daughter of Mr.. William Ell. Downs,
living just west of the Diamond Glass
Works, aged about seven years, fell
from her swing fracturing both bones
of the right forearm, about midway
between the wrist and elbow. The
fracture is bad one, and the arm be-
sides being broken was badly bruised.
DIR. A. w. Alcorn was called in and
reduced the fracture. and the little
sufferer is doing as well as could be
expected.
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E1aVOftuB EAAfootS'
Full line OF Flayoring Extracts of the YER
best quality, at bhAlSEhDS' D
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Mr.. HARDING who has for some
time past been supplying large num-
Der of our people with meat, has been
sick for about two weeks. which viii
account for his failure to supply them
during that time. lie is on The mend
and will be able to meat them again in
short time.
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RECovERING.-Mr. Oscar Chapman,
an employe of the G. & P. r. r. Co.,
who fell from train on that road near
Moultrie Station, about three weeks
ago and was severely injured, has so
far recovered as to be able to be about
his honse. He was brought to his
home near Rootstown Station, and
has been uuder the treatment of DIR.
A. w. Alcorn, the surgeon for this
division of that Road.
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List of Advertisements.

neE%C ID. Hudson-Coal
nGSrFreer, Flower and others-Flax and Tow
Mill at Auction.
nSS-Flath & Poe-Ready Made Clothing sc.
n~G. W. Strong, n. D.--Ravenaa Water Cure
-. Poe Brothers-New Goods for the Period.
nG-Musser & Parker-New Firm &c. etss-
n67-Mrs. A. C. Hasbrouck-Remoyal.
~A. s. Herendon & Co.-Furniture.
n0eH L. Day-Dry Goods at Auction.
m@y-Dr d. r. Jennings-Dentist
LOCAL NOTICES.
nSeE Musser-Call and Settle
nSF-D. R. Jennings-Dentist Wanted.
nReH L. Day-Save Money
n~H. L. Day-Spring and Summer Goods.
nGR-H L. Day-Spring Purchases.
nRrH L. Day-Ladies Kid Gloves.
RGrH L. Day-Trunks and Carpet Bags
nPH. L. Day-Wall Paper.
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Mr.. FL. L. SToUFFER, formerly en-
ployed with E. E. Ward, in Kent, has
entered the service of Smith Brothers
as salesman. He is a gentleman of
large experience in the business, and
deservedly popular with those ac-
quainted with him. He will be
pleased to meet his old friends and
customers at his new quarters.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-06

STARTED.-The aren't courier OF
Hanks, Hamilton & Cos Indian Show
started out on Monday for the pur-
pose of billing that concern the COM
ing season. lie ran out new, neat
and attractive advertising carriage,
which is the work of Messrs. Furry &
King of this Town, and is credit to
their skill and taste.
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MMK.-Geo. p. Ticknor has bought
of John P. Jones his interest in the
milk business of Jones s. Co., and, as
he has number of fresh miich cows,
he will be pleased to furnish few
more customers with the lacteal at
the usual price. Give him trial.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-06

THE State Medical Association of
Ohio, met at Cincinnati on Tuesday,
the 4th inst, to be in session four
days. The profession at this place is
represented by DR.. A. Belding. The
! Kentucky Medical Association met at
Covington, the same day.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-06

BISHOP BEDELL visited Ravenna last
week Tuesday and in the evening de-
liyered very able and eloquent dis
course in Grace Church. Six new
members were confirmed. We learn
that this society is in prosperous
condition.
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THE ELECTIoN.-Every thing passed
off very quietly at the election IN this
town on Friday. There was little or
no excitement about the rolls or on
the street, and no one seemed to take
any interest iii the result. As con-
sequence the vote was quite light, on
ly 572 votes being cast at the town
ship election, and 35S for corporation
officers. All the Radical candidates
on both township and corporation
tickets were elected by majorities
ranging from 80 to ITO in the town.
ship, and from l24 to l26 in the cor
poration.
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THE Republican caucus OH Saturday
evening noE6pated E. p. Brainerd,
Esq, as their candidate for Member of
the Board of Education. The nomi-
nation is an excellent one and we are
quite sure will receive the cordial sup
purt of our citizens generally, without
regare TO rarty.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-06

The Court of Common Pleas COM
menced its session on Monday, Judge
Conant on the bench. There were but
ll5 cases on the docket at the opening
of the term.
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NEW GooDs.-Dr. L. w. Reed and
wife have returned from New York,
and are receiving splendid stock of
Spring Goods in the line of their
trade, which the ladies will do well to
examine before purchasing. Particu-
lars next week.
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New STOVE AND TIN ESTABLISH
MENT.-Messrs. Sanford & Hunt will
open a new Stove and Tin Store at
No. 2, Phillips Block, next week.
They propose to keep constantly on
hand a complete assortment of Stoves
and Hollow Ware, and to manufac-
ture Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron
Ware. They are both practical work
men, we'll posted in their business,
and will guarantee satisfaction to their
customers. Particular attention will
be paid to custom work. Give them
a call.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-06

REMOVED Billiard Saloon of
I. r. Mason has been removed to
Phenix Hall, and that is now closed
as place tor exhibitions.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-06

On Monday of last week Charles
Travis a young man, working in the
Railway shops at Kent, had his foot
smashed by the accidental falling of q
%. rhoa1
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April 3, 1871.

THERE is Colonel Won Werdhem
at the head of the Twenty-seventh
Prussian infantry regiment. lie had
six sons in the army. All of them
fell on the field of battle i'll less than
five weeks.
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Only a AIattersof Taste.

There are few persons who look
upon the case of miscegenation to
which we briefly alluded last week, as
mere matter of taste," but from the
following law passed in 1861, and
which we believe is still unrepealed
and in full force, it would seem the
Legislature thought otherwise at that
time. But the world moves:
An ACT to prevent the amalgamation of the
white and colored races.
SEcEIoN l. Be 1T enacted 6y the
General assembly Of the State of Ohio,
That hereafter if shall be unlawful for
| any person of pure white blood to in
termarry with OF have any illicit car
nal intercourse with any negro, or
person having a distinct and visable
admixture of African blood; or for
any negro or person having a distinct
and visible admiXture of African
blood to intermarry with or have
illicit carnal intercourse with any per-
son of pure white blood; and any
person offending against either of the
! provisions of this section shall be
deemed guilty of q misdemeanor, and
on conviction thereof, shall be fined
in any sum not exceeding one hun
dred dollars, or be imprisoned in the
Jail of the county for period not eK-
ceeding three months, or both, at the
discretion of the court.
/ Sec. 2. That any person who shall,
knowingly, solemiliZe marriage for
bidden by this act, or any probate
Judge who shall, knowingly, issue a
license for the solemnization of any
marriage forbidden by this act, shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and on conviction thereof, shall be
fined in any sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars, or imprisoned in the
county Jail for period not exceeding
three months, or both, at the discre-
ton of the court.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pass
age.
RICHARD G. PARSONS,
/ Speaker Of The House Of Represent
dticeS.
ROBERT G. KIRK,
President Of the Senate.
Passed january 81, 1861.
See Statutes 1861, page 6.
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The next term of the Unicn Schools
will commence on Monday.

BUsY.-Many people have been on
the move during the past week, and it
has been quite busy time.
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New HALL.-Mr. M. Gretzinger has
recently finished off very neat Hall
in the building lately purchased by
him on Chestnut street, known as the
Hitchcock building. This Hall is to
be dedicated next Monday evening by
a grand German Dance, in honor of
the restoration of peace between
France and Prussia, to which the Ger
man citizens generally (and they only
are invited. 1t will undoubtedly be
very enjoyable affair.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-06


The Three Best Sewing Machines in the
World-The Davis, Howe and Singer.
Having secured the Agency OF the above Ma
chimes In Portage County, am now prepared to
MI all orders for the above Machines, at the
regular price. These Machines are. beyond
doubt. the best in the world, their sales being
doub,e of all others combided. Come and
spend a day at the Office, testing them for ,our-
self. This is privilege never before offered to
the Sewing Machine public, where they can
Siyc a fair and impartial trial to three OF the
best Machines known. No matter what your
selection may be, we will guarantee satisfaction
in every case.
All in want of Sewing Machines, VIII hnd II
TO their advantage to give us call.
Send for Samples and Circulars
Sales Room in Vance & Wells Furniture
Store.
Address all orders TO
A. G. MASON,
Dec q. 1870. 1a1-tf. Ravenna, o
Fine Cigars and Tobacco
at BRANERD's
A Full stock of Goods
For the Holidays, at
BRAINERD's DRUG STORE.
A New stock of Perfumery,
Comprising all late extracts at
ii4it Beautiful Pocket Books
For Ladies' and Gentlemen, and more coming
at BRAINERD'S.
R.eeE1ef Knives.
Yeuean get any style of Pocket Knife for
Christmas gift at
Fine Hair Brushes.
Combs, &C., ut BhAiSEhDo'
Fiavoring Extracts.
Full line Of Flayoring Extracts of the yer,
1d t,zant fi,1aIitv at BRAINERDiS.
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Our merchants are beginning to re-
eeiye their Spring Goods, and if you
desire to know where to make your
purchases consult the advertising col
umns of the PRESS.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-06

Thquenao ocu~ snomca yd % ar
la1g
ti termed
PId L O
Gagged Hiy eyens
%w FOL n
m
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Spring Purchases.

Spring and Summer Goods at Auction.
Spring and Summer Goods at Auction at ii
L. Days on 18th, 18th and 18th of April.
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We have arranged a CHEAP TABLE on
9 which will be found EXTRAORDINARY BAH
GAINS. in 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 Spripg Stock.
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THE ELECToNs.-We have returns
of the elections from but few towns.
MANTUA elected the entir3 Dem
ocratic ticket by from 40 to 30 major
ity. A. N. Farr, Esq, was reelected
Justice Of the Peace by decided ma
jority. Our friends in mantua have
done nobly.
! PALMYRA.-We learn that the Dem
ocrats of old Palmyra elected their
| entire ticket by a majority of fifty.
EDiNBURGH.-The Citizens ticket
was elected over the straight-out Rad
icals by Is majority.
KENT.-A correspondent of Tues
day morning writes: The election
here to-day passed off quietly, the Re-
publican corporation ticket being
elected by all average majority of
seventy-eight over the Democratic
ticket. In the township the Democ-
racy fired better. They succeeded in
electing their candidate for Assessor,
j. N. Stratton, over OF Haymaker
the Republican candidate, by a major
ity of twenty. How is that for high !?
DEMOCRAT.
! SHALERsvILLE.-The average DEM
ocratic majority in this town was
twenty.
BRIMFIELD.-Thc Democrats elected
their entire ticket by about 20 major
! ity.z l<s ,sfsfssy
RANDoLPH.-Tne Republicans elect
ed their ticket by an average majority
of SO.
RooTsTowN.--The Republican ticket
was elected by about 80 majority.
CANTON elected the clean Demo-
cratic ticket on Monday.
The Democrats of youngstown
township elected their ticket on Mon
day.. IEthe city four Democratic and
one Republican councilmen were
elected.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-04-06

We offer the balance OF our stock of LADIES'
+ AND GENTLEMEN'S GLOVES AND NIT
TENS, at and below Cost, at prices that will
o-0'e ~''' - - J. S. SMITH & co.
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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.. G. ID. HUDSON. Il take
this occasion to return hearty thanks to my
toners FOR their patronage, and checrfully re-
commend my successor for u continuance of the
same. L. L. CDELL.
Ravenna, April 1, 1871. sis.{
C. d. HUDSON at home ON and after this date
atN Warehouse, formerly occupied by F. f. Cdell.
For particulars, see to-day's advertisement.
Rayenna, o., April l, 1911. 1s6-3w