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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-07-15
HYM EAL.

At Fairfield, Adams county, Pa, on the
4th of July, 1871, by the Rev. f. 5. John
ston, of the Evan. Lutheran church, En-
mitsburg, Mr.. $. SHIELDS HUNTER,
of Adams county, Pa, to Miss ELNlRA
MUSSELMAN, Of Fairfield Pa.
Scar Adamstown, ON June 90, 1871 by
the Rev. r. &. CLANCY, MILTON f.
BIGGS, of Mcchanicstnwn, to FRANCES
V. COPELAND, Of Buckrystown Dis
trict, this county
On tn" 4th insts"t Ht rrr residence, near
Middcown. after u hriet illness, Mrs,
CATIAR'NE WISEMAN,wifc of Daniel
Wiscman. "grd 81 wears 9 mouths AND Is
days
On ,nc cGlh ultimo, at the residence of
the brides father, Prtcrsyill", Md, by the
Rev. l.. A. Mann, assisted Ivy prof VIM. {.
Wire, LOUIS PWEEGER, of Mineral
county, West Va, to Miss ALNlRA T.
WINTER of this county
On the ED ultmo, aLthc Central Hotel
in Frederick, by Rev J. {. Hummer. LEW
Is CLANCY to Miss LAURA +. MA
DAIRY, both Of this county.
On the eth ultmo, q, the Lutheran
Parsonage, Frederick, Ivy the Rev. DR..
Dichl, JEREMIAH BARNES t. Mis-,
CHARLOTTE tORSEI.
On the 9th u.imr, st tie came place by
the same ii Frederick Ci.", MEINlN
THOMPSON to Mic, .\MEilA RIDGE
~ beth ST i&al'intnrc
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Daniel Wisemar, residing about two
miles southwest Ct this place, died on
Tuesday night last Ct IA attack Of
sporadic cholera, after ar Hines OF only
n couple days, She was in the 45th
year Of her age, and is represented as
a very estimable woman.-She leaves
a husband and eight children to mourn
their less Tollty Register.
ass~ The Black McKaig trial, which
was removed to this county, and which
came off at the last term Of our Cir
cult Court, cost Allegany county ST.
GAIA. The County Commissioners
of Allcgany county have allowed F.
Brenglc, Esq, States Attorney Tor
this county, $3.50 for his services in
the above and the other removed cases
from that county, tried at the same
term Of Court'--lb.
SvlclDr.-Mr. VIM, T. Mcdonald,
late Of this place, q Matchmaker by
trade, who went hence to Georgetown,
D. c., about three months ago, and
established himself in business in that
n)acc, was found dead in his shop last
Monday morning. and it is believed
TINT NE committed suicide by taking
laudanum.-Ib.
GREAT STORM - Another storm
visited this district about 2 o'clock on
Monday afternoon, Sd inst, this time
passing over town, and accompanied
with heavy rain At first the cloud
came from the -or,h, literally pouring
ont the rain, and Immediately after,
the wind shifting to tho east, we had
the severest wind-storm witnessed here
for many years, which tore up and
twisted oft larte trees both in and out
Of town, and doing considerable dam
age to fruit trees. We have not heard
low far east the storm eXtertird, nor
the extent Of the damage. Onc mile
west If us there was but little ram or
wind Liberty Banner.
CHERRY r.re.-Liberty is In, place
10 get cherry pics next winter, BY a
rough calculation We iicurn il ont that
over 100 bushels Of cherries have been
gathered byour citizens this year.--Ib,
\ CnArvEr or .>cc1DENts.--Ou
district was noted last week for acct
dents On Wednesday night Mrs.
Lone, wife of D'ui'l long, residing Il
Tow Ia;Ir. South &C | niuty,lIo. met
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Newton {, Croft, No. 36 Equity.
Trustee Of Ed , In the Cir,Nt Court n
lrrnl L. Biggs, Frcdc1c4 comfy, sit
on Petition, try as u Cont q
! ElmtH.
lnAT TERN, 1871.
NKDENEp this 2s,h day Of June, 1871
" that on, the Goth day Of July, 1871
the Court will proceed to act upon The Au.
ditor's Report this day filed in tnc above
case unl"s" cause 20 the contfarv be shown
before ,ad day, provided {, copy Of this
order be inS1Ltcd IN :-o-nc newspaper pub,
lished in Frederick County, 70, Two sucrrs
siyc weeks prior to sad day
CHARLES MANTZ, Clerk
of the Circuit Court for frederick co.
True Copy-rcat
CHARLES MANTL,
july 1--ew Clerk.
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10 phyaicians.

TTNIlE suh-crihcr has on hand in III,
| Drug Store of Carrot & Co., corner
of Market and Patrick streets, Frederick
Md, a fine lot of
BOTTLES, JARS, SCALES,
GRADUATE GLASSES,
PILL TILES, ETC.
All of which viii bo sold low, as he il
anxious % dispose OF them.
July Sit JOSEPH 3. GARROTT.
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UNOR thu largest assortment Of Paints,
IL Oils, Glass Putty and Narnishps, cheap
for cash. go to GlLNS BROS.
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NE " GOODS,
SVLY 7fm, 1871.

\ MOTHER fresh arrival of DRY
"a GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES
and QTEENSWA ARE received this day at
Geo, H. ,'ohnsor's cheap store.
e. II. JOHNSON.
July S.ts
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'RoQUET! CKOQUET!!
Y Just received CroOuct Games also
BASE BALLS AND BATS,
junc SMITHS lompIe Of Fano'-
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NOR Hair TONES, Ambrosias, Ecstorcrs,
~ Vigors, Cleanscrs and Dyes, goto
GIIDS BROS.
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Ss's.sisI. SEEid'EA.

J. TA,r,r4 & son are Offering 7r"-
cinl Inducements i" Lac" Shawl" and D'css
Ciood. Can and see them. july SIT
The lest Calicors y cents, ~ J
Winding X sons. july s.3t
a.7>- 4 ThINE -iHTI"tE OF
BACON for sale "F Chew Il Stocks
dial, at 10 CENTS
july l5-4N
SEllu~'S NrlICfNrs. 49, Mr. Andrew
Seton, of this place, his for some yCatt
manufactured ii his Laboratory, some val.
liable Inim"nts and DCmrr,ih ""'i"incs,
which are said to possess valuable curative
properties, and arp"at 10 n,-ct with a
ready sale. Hi. IIinimcn' for Pains and
Brui~ra, Stirss IF H"cf, "tc stards unri-
vailed.
Splendid ~ lnps.
4 fresh arrival ot Splendid Syru's
from the Eastern markets, at CHEW T.
'STOCKSDALE'S, at so cents per gallon.
All they ask is a FAIR TRIAL to insure
sales. may 2,-tf
n..," r"sr RECEIVED -lIooAand :
German Tonic Tittcrs Bogrs' German
Tonic Bittcrs Mishlcr's Bttcrs; Vinegar
Bi,,crs; " rard Oil; also agent for DR..
Fahrnc,'4 celebrated medicines in pack
age, and bottles: Just received and for sale
Nv DIR. GEO. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
Water Street, Mcchanic-trHn.
srS'- \ svp"rb article Of French Black
ing on hard Gall and see
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nor IToi'andp Miahler's, Drakc'', Hos
II letters California and all othcr, kinds
of Bittcrs, go to GlLDS BROS.
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THOR Patent and Family Medicines of all
IL kinds, 20 to GILDS BROS.
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WAKE Up EDT1
And Como 10 Town, With

POCKETS FULL or STAMPS.
STAG at SNlTX'.S Timp1r of .fulr,
and buy Your Musical Instruments \ fine
assortment just received and cheaper thai,
ever. name ;--tIrr!nan and French Ac
ocrdconS all prices; Victims from one dol
lar TO twenty, Banio's; Flutes; CErjonct :,
Fitcs; Guitars; FIageolcs; Snare and
Bass Drums; Musical Boxes Concrr,i,nas
Trianglcs Tamborines: Bones, Large
llamonicanS; Horns; Toy Drum, ana
Flags in abundance; Fire Crackers; SIX
Rockets; Roman Candies; Torpcdoes, &c
also, 4. 3, i ANA barrel
REPEATING "GCNE7 EEyoLyrRH.
and some single harralcd Steel Pistols
Knives, |, =, 3 I aru bladr'i; Pockct
Books. Nj sizes and prizes: Fishing Hooks,
Nc. Drinking ,apa and Flasks and hun
dr~!s vi other use'tFi and fancy articles, AZ,
Of which will be sold to sui, customers.
- Remember The place
SMITHS Temple Of Fancy,
June att Frederick, Md
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LOOK 10
YOUR OWN INTEREST

An! buy rour GRAIN BAGS Of Chew
x Sto"ksl"." They have good article
at y cent? july SIT
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CHANGE OF BESE
'IIIF ElGLE rETJuTt LITTLE
ERIIS 7'O .cIIG.'
THOMPSON REDMoN,

l,ntciv from Frederick cily),
TEhS opened BARBER SHOP on
l. Main street j" NccLunj"-toWH, one
door No"th OF Geo. II Johnscn's store, the
building known as "MARBLE HAIL."
where he is prepared to display the ,on~o-
rial art in
HAIR CiYIIN'T E .>XllING
AND 5IIAMpOONING
in FIRST %lass style. lie invites the public
to give him a call
Hair and Whiskcrs dyed on reasonable
tot1rs. Boot Backing also attended to.
c. Shop open at all hours during The
day and evening. mar-t,f
FOR SALE-Owins 10 Indispensable
engagements, the subscriber offers for sale
his elegant BARBER SHOP, supplied in
full fashion with ruzcTs keen as Ger was
sccn," and all the implements, looking
glasses cosmetics, &c, &c, iCra complete
outfit. Elegant stand for a barber Money
can be made here. Now is the time 10 M,y.
Tcrms--CASll. T. REDMO n
June loft
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IN STORE and for sale at prices to suit
| the season, "A large and carefully a"scrt-

All of the above go",.s will be sold AZ
prices to suit the times
IUGII McALEER, Ir
Frcdctick city
Farmers aud others wishing to purchase
cheap goods should g,"" him call
lunC l.--tt
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LNOR pure Drugs, Chemicals, Dye .Stuifs,
II &c, 70 to G,LDS BROS
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
MODERN ENGLISH.

aIt is well enough to talk about the
last eighteen Centuries, butSthe nine
teenth century is the century after all.
Although immeasurably superior in
everything, it is particularly so in the
elegance Of its language. To illustrate
what is meant, we saw two young
men meet in Water street, and heard
them converse. The way it was done
and the conversation was as follows.
For convenience sake, we call their
names Thomas Green and James Blue |:
vi. Blue. Hello!, Tommie, how's
your dog?
2 T. Green (extending his hand). Bull
ly, Jimmie. put it there!
J. B. Well, Tommie, how's things !?
7. 6. Pretty tart see my new cigar
holder. Exhibits cigar holder.) How's
that for high?
j. B. Cooking at the cigar holder.)
Pretty loud; it amt meerschaum,
though, for stamps.
sgF.G. (exactly Pm your oysterl
My ducats talk forty dollars worth
Come and see me! i straddle that
blind, my son. (Sticks finger and
thumb into vest pocket.)
j. b. Go it with you?
1T. G.. Ke-rectI
y j. B.. You're another. What ails
your eye2 fs2s l2S ~ 2f'1i% nl.i3S
IT. G.. Man stuck ali his fingers = in
it,. But then 1 bust his snoot and
wrung his ears till he came to tea, now
you bet. Is she very black?
j. B. Black ! + You look like coal
heaviest.
aeT. G. Go there yourselfl Go there
yourself! Keep off my toe or there1
be niger funeral, that's what kind
of a man3I anl-ain't it ~ 1sfd il9tita
j. B. Waal, who's doing this crowd
ing? don't want any of your lip,
either. If you wasn't fuller'n little
wagon, I'd make it red hot for you.
7. g. Augh, what you giving us
fuller'n little tick yourself.
j. B. You're lawyer.
I. e. You're liar, am I? What
do you take me for?
j. B. You're shoutin'. S,fS A. 9'E
T. g.. Give us rest, Jimmie.
Z y. B. Domino-domino.
Z. 6. Shoe fly, Jim, I'm off. exit
both in different directions.) srs
f. Imagine some ancient philosopher
Witnessing such an exhibition of the
English tongue. He would probably
think it was "pretty tart"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
'xxPERI,zENTs r,S'roMAro GROWING.

----7---. ! ] - { = = ~
The three rules to follow in the cul-
tivation of the tomato are:
l. Secure the, seed of fruit acci-
mated to the section where it is to be
grown. .sa fsls54 szssez sssasz a9sit = g
2. Free use efIiquid manure during
the season. aszE u. So =
3. Looping off the superduous
branches, and training the stalk over
trelIises, and up the sides of fences
and houses, toits fnLl length and ca
paeity.3 szs sssas.slEt bas aiar3 ss+' 80
The tomato is too sensitive fer the
plant grown in q southern latitude to
succeed in the north, until IL is acch-
mated. 9Acclimation is essential be-
fore pronouncing Judgment on its
merits. Select the smoothest. round
est, and heaviest, adapted to table con-
sumption, during its natural season,
and a medium size grown and adapted
expressly for canning purposes. Se-
cure the plant that is adapted to your
climate and wants; keep the seed
pure and study to acclimate it to the
section and soil and improve its size,
color and favor each year. Then you
viii never have to leave home for a
good tomato. .sieFs.1ss ssnss-sgr 's.asss
To prepare the ground, mix with
soil equal parts of hen, chip and sand
manure. Heap the earth in hills not
Jess than two feet high; at the base
and around these hills set the stoutest
plants. Then apply soap-suds, dish
water. &C., over the hill and let itfrun
down and feed the plants during the
season. Draw the earth from this hill
around the growing plants every two
weeks, spreading the same about over
the roots until the elevated earth is
consumed in feeding the wants of the
vine. s5 6las 1ass,st. iss..
u It is interesting and important to
train and cut away the surplus un-
bearing limbs from the first to the last
spreading branch; a young shoot
springs from the crotch this infant
sprig must be plucked ont on all occa-
sions. On the side of the main stalk
the flower stem shoots out; they bear
the blossom and fruit. Near these a
very heavy and large branch grows,
as large as the original stem, with big
leaves that is fruitless and burden
some. All these should be cut off with
a sharp knife, SO as to leave the main
stalk and flower stem exposed to light
and air. The blossom branch will of
ten double its capacity in fruit bear
ing. The surplus should be reduced
so that the remainder will come to
early and perfect maturity The vine
will commence bearing at about
twelve inches from the ground, and
under this treatment continue to bear
fruit at every twelve and fifteen inches
to the extreme end of the tree
Country Gentleman. Jsal- .saf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15

HENS lPLUcKING EACH OTHERS
FEATHERs.-Hens pluck and eat feath-
ers for the sake of the contents of the
quills. They. learn the trick when
shut up, where they have nothing to
do but mischief. One first finds it out
accidentally. and the rest initiate,
while the close quarters afford the vic
tim no chance, of escape. Prevention
and cure both consist in giving free
range. IF freedom cannot be allowed
then save the rest of the featheres by
smearing the tips thoroughly with
coal-tar, little diluted with benzine,
and applied blood warm. The vice
has been many times attributed to i'm.
proper food, but there is no dietary
management that will prevent it,
Hearth and Home.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15

How TO MIX MUSTARD Mustard
should be mixed with water that has
been boiled and allowed to cool; hot
water destroys its essential properties,
and raw cold water might cause it to
ferment. Put the mustard in cup,
with a small pinch of salt, and mix
with it very gradually sufficient boiled
water to make it drop from the spoon
without being watery. Stir and mix
well and rub the Jumps well down
with the back of the spoon, as mus
tard properly mixed should be perfect
ly free from these. The mustard Dot
should not be more than half full. or
rather less, if it will not be used for a
day or two, as the mustard is SO much
better when fresh made. .- ..,,.,.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
ButtOn-HOle Over
scanning and Sewing Machine.

UyHE first and only Button Hole and Sewing
Machine combined in the worldl 1t win
work beautiful Button. Holes, Eyelet- Holes, en-
hand. An kinds Of Stitching Hemming. Fell
ing, Cording, Braiding, Binding, Ruffiing, Tuck
ing Gathering. and Sewing on at the same time.
by r. NJ STEUART, Agent, No. 5, Phillips
Block, Ravenna, Ohio. Please examine this
Machine before purchasing any other. We have
also the PLAIN AMERICAN MACHINE, that
will do all except .Button-Hole and Overseam-
ing work. These Machines are uneQualled for
iight running as well as for beauty and excel.
ience of work on all fabrics. Machine work re-
spectfully solicited. R. NJ. STEUART.
Rayspna. March 10, 1871. 1es-jy.
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s SUNFLowERs.-An exchange says !:
/" Plant snnfowcrs, if there is any
place about your house where water
is thrown out and likely to become
malarious. This plant has the power
of absorbing malaria and purifying
the atmosphere. .1aeI- 'a91s Ft5.} 4i.t
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15

A HINT TO PARENTs.-Do all in
your power to teach your children
self-government. = If a child is pas
sionate, teach him by patient and gem
tie means to curb his temper; if he
is greedy, cultivate liberality in him ;
if he is selfish, promote generosity.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
Valuable Farm for Sale.

A VERY desirable farm located about 4
"a mile south of the center of Rootstowfi
township, containing nearly "a acres about
30 of which is excellent timber land, with large
sugar bush, the balance is under a state of good
cultivation. Apple and peach orchard of choice
fruit Farm wen watered. Three good wells.
one good cistern, aside from springs and
streams of living water on the farm BuiId-
ings in good repair There are two dwelling
houses, one large and one small. Large BANK
barn, two horse barns, carriage house corn
house and other out buildings The above
property is now offered very reasonable
terms. Enquire on the premises or of
G.. p. REED,
126-K. at Ravenna, Ohio
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15

CORN is much benefited by stimu-
lating manure applied in the early
stages of its growth. A valuable COM
post for this purpose is made by mix
ing hen manure, wood ashes and plas-
ter. Keep it dry until used. A hand
full may be sprinkled on each hill as
soon as the young corn appears. The
deep color and vigorous growth will
attest the efficacy of the application.
Lastly, but not least, cut-worms don't
like it. -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15

SIS ,oeO WILL BEPAID TO ANY PERSON
producing preparation showing half as many
living genuine permanent cures as DR.. Elders
Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy. The scientific
preparation of Prof Jos. p. Fitler, ID. D.. one
who has made rheumatism specially 81 years,
permanently curing with this Remedy 80 in ev-'
ery 100 patients treated; so warranted under
oath. from Registered cases, result unparal-
leled. It is pleasant medicine, free from in
ed Prominent Physicians indorsing DR. Filter
accompanying each bottle). To protect suffer-
ers from risk, a legal guarantee stating num-
ber of bottles warranted to cure will be for
warded without charge to any person sending
by letter full, truthful description of case In
q case of failure to cure, the amount paid will
be refunded Price 81 so per bottle; bottles.
81 So Medical advice sent by letter gratis,
Address DR. FITLER, Office No, %, South
Fourth Street Philadelphia. Sold or obtained
by A. d. RICKEY, Druggist, Main street, in
Empire Building, Ravenna, Ohio. ~
Jan 10 1871. 125-1y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
Building Moving.

WTILLIAM CLINE, who has hrsd 16 years ex-
w perience in moving buildings, and who
has sli the necessary tools and n machinery for
carrying on the business, offers his services TO
those having buildings TO move. re l
Residences, in south part of the village, near
Ali orders promptly attended To-;
Rsvsnns, Apsil 10. 1871, iee-ena.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
Moving Buildings.

VIZ w. B. SMITH would to say 10 those tic
w string to have buildings moved, that ho
has an entirely new set Of tools and implements
for carrying ON the business (the best in Por-
to all calls In that line promptly and will guar
antee satisfaction.
All persons having buildings TO be moved, are
requested TO call before engaging elsewhere
Residence near old Canal bed, Prospect street,
Ravenna, April 9s, 1871, 1sS-tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
A ANTIC MILLS.

A L A n T 1o MILLS
Having discontinued our Store we shall here
after deliver our Flour and Feed from the Mill
We have made arrangements with Brainard 8
Son to receive orders. All orders left at their
iD1rug Store will be promptly filed. Our price
March IA, 1910. SIT 'An onD ei' !" ~ ~ 'aa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
Our Merchant Tailoring De-
5 .a. T 10 partment a5 4.a 5la + q 3 ..25 "

Is complete, being well
stocked with all the new
styles of Cloths in the
market. We have q sphen--
did assortment of new
Diagonal Cloths, very !,
nice for. fine Business,
Suits !; also, large stock of
Fancy Pant Goods, all of
which Will be made up in :
the best style, and at pri-
ces to compare with any
First Glass WorkmenI m.
the State. .a a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15

Have by actual use proved to be second to none
as regards first class Machine, and with the
late improvements cannot fail to give entire sat
isfaction to all who Will give it "a fair trial. 4 =
For durability, ightness of running, simplic-
ity and the manner in which it is adapted for
all kinds of family sewing. it is not excelled by
any machine manufactured. 1t is composed of
the very best material that can be procured, and
put together in the most workmanlike manner
There 450 600 of these celebrated machines
now speaking for themselves from all parts of
the globe in words louder than can be spoken
in any other way, thus giving the strongest pos
sible assurance to the purchaser that money thus
invested is not in vain.
( The reputation of this machine is so well es-
tablished that it is not necessary to say any
thing with reference to this. --le-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15

TAKE it to be a principal rule of life
not to be too much addicted to any
one thing. olasa7 sao5 ias aa 'ass
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
+ NE W TAILORING
Es t a bli s h m q n t
III. G. MUETING

HI. @. MUETING
Would nform the people of Ravenna and vicin-
ity, tina he has opened shop in the Allen
Block, two doors east of B. Little's Grocery
store, on Main Street, and is prepared to do all
work entrusted to him, in workmanlike man
ner, md Mt reduced prices. From many years
e1pe ,rience in the business he feels confident of
ms ability to give entire satisfaction.
= articular attention paid toc!utting Garments
20 be made by women
Ravenna, Oct. s, 1850. bS-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-06-15
1vsey are World Renosv,sede

And we would respectfully invite any one de-
string to examine machines to call at our Office
in Sutherlands Shoe Store, or notify us by mail
or otherwise and we will see that they receive
prompt attention.
We have on hand at our salesroom several ma
chimes, new and second hand, Of the different
patents any of which will be sold at the regu-
lar rEice charged by the different companies.
ANY one desiring instructions in the of
machines purchased ofus or any other agents,
will be instructed freeEof charge upon applica-
ton.
X Good secondhand machines for sale or rent
on reasonable terms. Machine fixtures ON
hand Needles for different kinds of machines.
BRADFORD-&zC0NVER a gsfs.s
Box III, Ravenna, Ohio.
Jan. 5, 1871. 123-tf