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The Board of School Examiners for Portage
.sunty, win hold meetings, for the Examina-
on of applicants. in the Court House, until
rther notice, commencing atie O'Clock, A. M !.
d close at4 2. NJ, as follows:
Saturday Oct. II.
Saturday, Oct n.
Saturday, Oct. 2e -i-.s.a
Saturday, Nov. IS.
And on the last Saturday Of each month there
~, until further notice. .s1ass
$aYepna. April 13, 1871, t57-sf-
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Catarrh Cured for SO cents!

One so cent Bottle of this medicine has never
yet failed to cure the very worst casesof Catarrh
or Bronchitis in a few weeks. It is probably the
only positive cure for all those troubles that has
ever been discovered. will guarantee this med
icine in every instance where fair trial is given
or return the money. For sale by Druggists or
mailed free ON receipt of so cents. Address T.
P. SYMMES. No. 1G8 Fulton street, New York.
For sale by A. d. Hickey, Raw, o.
Nov. Q. 1871. 167-6m.
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CAN and Examine

rhe new s45o Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfae-
on. 95-tf.
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full stock OF Furnishing Goods for me
cheap at Beatty's.
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NEW, NEWER. NEWEST,

Ladies' Special Department.
E. II. Collins & Co. are now receiving q Full
New Stock, just purchased from the Manufactur-
ers and Importers, Ladies' and Children,s Suits
Goats, Capes. Sacques, Dresses, Wrappers, Cloaks
in Astrachan, Velveteen, Chinchilla Beaver and
other fashionable fabrics. Ladies' and Chill
dren's Merino Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery,
Hats Plumes, Flowers, Ribbons &C.
Wehave asuperb stock, offer it at tempting
prices and will be pleased to show and sell our
goods.
Ell. COLLINS & co.
Little's Block.
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BRIMFIELD.

fCoRREsPoSDENcE.I
ScHooLs,-The services of the following
teachers hnve been secured for the ensuing
winter.
District No. 1. Geo. Spencer, shalers sille.
"a 2, - Heighton, Kent.
s. s' 8, NJ. 5. Chapman, Brimield.
'' 4, Alverton Olin, Kent.
:: "a 8, Julia Benedict, Brimfleld.
:. 6, Henry spellman, Rootstown.
'' r. Clark, Freedom.
&c '' g, Maria Shannon, Brimield.
MILL TRANsFER.-On Saturday. the 4th inst.
Messrs. Underwood closed the sale of their saw
mill to Mr.. Darwin Smith, of this place. Con-
sideration $967,
school CLosED.-The select School, which has
been held at the center, for the past three
months, closed on the 3D. inst, having given
universal satisfaction to all concerned.
BRIMPIEED, Nov. 6, 1871, O. NICK
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The Ladies Benevolent Society of Grace
Church. desire publicly to acknowledge faeir
to A. J. Cline, Esq, for his eloquent
and useful lecture given aratuitously in aid of
the funds of their society, on Friday evening
last.
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Nelson C1lTGfss's Advertisements.
N. CONVERSE.


No. L. Etaa Block, is now full and running
over with new and fresh stock OF Fall Goods,
making the most complete and desirable stock
have ever been able to show. The public in
general are cordially invited to call and inspect
the same. @
Dress Goods.
This department is nicely filed up with g
good assortment from 25c- per yard mp. Nearly
all the shades Merinos. and Empress Cloths'
cheap. A splendid stock Poplins and Black Al
pacas. Splendid Black Gros Grain Silk at ~
per yard.
Domestic Goods. s it
This branch is well stocked up with many ar
ticles too numerous to mention. Como and see
good heavy brown Cotton at i2xc Also. yard
wide bieached at i2ke.
A great variety in this line, all decidedly
cheap. All Linen Table Cloth at 35c. per yard
Good Linen Towels at 81 per doz. Fine Irish
Linen at 3oc. per yard. Good Linen Napkins al
81 per doz. A large stock Linen Shirt Fronts.
from s0c. up. A splendid stock Ladies and
Gents Handkerchiefs. Ladies' all linen Hand
kerchiefs four (D for CSC.
Quilts and Spreads.
A good stock Bed Spreads and Quilts. Come
and see nice French Honey Comb Spread at
sI5o.
r--- shawls. ..l
A large aud new stock to select from. both
square and long. A handsome 81 inch square
Shawl at $as50. a good stock Shoulder Shawlss
from 60 cents up. .art- IL. 9srin,. -a
Cassimeres.
Aiarge and splendid stock. Como and look
through before buying. All wool goods from
90 cents UP. l ae e5t ete
Hosiery and Gloves.
good assortment. Good Merino Hose at i5c.
per pair. ~H 40 ieA@ zn' tA.
Velveteens, water-Proof and Beaver
r.. if- oct > cloakings. .f .'l be1s
A good assortment. velveteens from T5c. up.
Good WATERPROOF at q per yard, and Beaver
Cloakings at old prices = 5
F1anneis and Wrappers ana Drawers.
A Asplendid stock FianncIs. nearly as low as
ever. large stock Wrappers and Drawers be-
low old prices, which win gladden. the hesrts Of
all through the chilly. blasts of winter! Good
wrappers and Drawers at 60c each. IN
Thread 80 G8lii-
Another 100 doz. of that splendid 900 yard
Spool Thread at &c a S, ,,ool.
Hats and Caps.
new stock. A good winter Hat at 81. A
nicelot ehildrcn's Hats, each containing n Pie
to make the little folks happy.
-lf Boots, Shoes and Rubbers. at
Aiarge stock, cheap { is psi tfei- H
Groceries,
compile and fresh stock at as low prices as d
any man can afford to sell them. Young Hyson,
Gunpowder, Japan and choice Black Teas at
81 IS per lb.l Splendid Rio Conee at 9Oc Good q
Soap atec per lb, and six cakes Honey Soap for q
70 eents-ioY 4He ytlp4qe sH. ,oa .l'
Come and See -ara.ii gslD-
There are many things too numerous to men
tion for the want of room: Best come and see g .
store wen Allied with good goods. and accommo-
dating clerks to show them. Bring along your I
Butter. Eggs, Rags, Dried Fruit &C, and get the
highest market price.
N. CONVERSE.
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,,---e93,,;o4l -SS.G,H IGpf sgsd. H. bGHoi
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|sECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, 0.
Designated Depository of the
U.

OepOslIdrJ " oO
IT. 9. bonds and Securities bought, sold and
|exchanged. at our counter, at best market rates
4 stocks and Bonds, OF all kinds bought and
sold ON Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market.
coupons, cold, Silver, and premium funds
Df all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed ON all the principal
cities in the United States
xslsht Drafts on England and Ireland ana
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue Stamps-an sizes for sale. 1898
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
Individuals, received on most favorable terms
knli prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed. I.
i Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
$greed upon.
w H. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO ROBINSON, President.
Sept. 8. 1858. If.
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Overcoats.
BIankets-B1ankets.

For an extra good Overcoat go to Beatty.s as
he has the very best in the market.
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Hats and Caps'
Furnishing Good

Go to Beatty's for Hats and Caps, rs he has Al
the new styles,
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n ew Advertisements

A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
IN given that F. w. Robinson has this day
made an assignment of all his property for tho
benefit of his creditors, to me. All persons
having claims against said Assignor are noti-
fed to present them properly verified to me for
allowance.
J. II. NICHOLS,
Assignee, F. W. Robinson,
Ravenna, o.. Nov. Z. 1871. 49, 3w
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Dried Apples, Outer, DC

Buys good Linen Crash at POE PROS.
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A Card.

White and Colored Blankets, are sold at POE
BROS. at a and IS pair.
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Your friend,
JAMES BARNETT. Chairman.

"NEGArIvE ILLUSIONS is the subject OF the
lecture of Rev. T. Z. Beecher mt the ME-. Church
this JyTeansysayi evening" 5-
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Horse Blankets.

And Lap Robes offered at reduced prices
this week at POE BROS
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For Fine Black French Cloths,
" Elegant Beaver Cloths, and
" Handsome Cassimeres,
Come to Beatty's.
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Are bought st high gSless g & apd ~ biails of
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THE haudsomest lady in town viii be at the
Dedication Dance on Friday evening.
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RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERERS.-The following
letters received from the Chairman of the Gen
eral Relief Committee at Cleveland have been
furnished us for publication:
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 1, 1871
MY DEAR CoLoNELs 1 have the pleasure to
acknowledge with thanks the receipt of the fol-
lowing articles to be distributed to sufferers BY
fire in Wisconsin and Michigan:
/ barrel pork, boxes sundries II barrels po-
tatoes, 2 bags flour. barrels flour, hall bar
rels pork, 10 barrels potatons, box bedding
These are just the kind of articles needed
Clothing has now been forwarded in sufficient
quantities, but provisions are very acceptable
and it is to the committee a touching exhibition
of the goodness OF our people to see such noble
exhibitions of liberality.
Articles mostly required: Dried apples
beans. -four, pickles, onions, lard. cheese, corn
meal, bnckwheat, any sec6nd hand carpenters
tools.
Your friend,
Z q as JAMES BARNETT, Chairman
Col. c. s. Coffee.
E Since the date of the above, there have been
forwarded by the Aid Society of this village,
the following articles: barrel -four, 1 large
box bedding and clothing,1 barrel buckwheat
barrels pork, $500 pounds dried apples. 1000
lbs. dried sweet corn, and 300 gallons cider vim
ezar.
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Fine Hair brushes,

VOW can get any style Of Pocket knife for 3
BRAINERp,s.
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No trouble to show Goods. at alloti Res
j. s. SMITH s. co.
Oct. 5. 1871. 7e-sta y
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Cloths.

Cloths.
At 90 cents and 81. 90 per yard at POE BROS.
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guii.sH aBV 9H i0l Hl9Gf 70 ono 2i.nE
.f00 5sei iii a.
Call3th attention OF Builders, Carpenters, and
all who intend building this season, to their
10 Eifpe large stock of 81 iugf 1851
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HATS AND GAPS,
Shirts and Drawers, Draw els
Together with a general Stock of all kinds of
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,

Is now ready for sale, three doors east Of Phenix
old friends and customers, and make as many
new acquaintance as possible. tc r.-9- Il; enfr>
November 1, 1871. 80 166-y. ha'
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REMEMBER the Dedication Dance on Friduy
evening. rg
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List of Acknowledgements.

e\P. Symmes-Catarrh Cured.
( I. Niehols-Assignee's Notice. > -
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Embossed Skirtsi
Only 81 rs each at POE BROS. Cheap at g 90
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.4aLE
/. S. SMITH & co.
No. =, PHENIX BLOCK.

AUGUST, 1st, 1871
yyesno " omen the Fall Campaign by announe-
the fo1lowing prices. Other price lists will
3 added to tiiis at the proper time 49, ~
5h;to cosree Sugar, 1scts per lb.
Extra G Cofee Sugar, l2h
conee sugar, - lax
&ood Brown Sugar. ~
lrbuckles Roasted Coffee,
mith & Curtiss' Roasted Coffee, %
cry Choice Green Rio cofee, Is
sszsea Choice n. o. Molasses. 50 :
Good Syrup, 90 -
GOOD Family Soap. &c sssss-s1
Our entire stock of Teas at correspondingly
ow prices, as well as all other Groceries.
J. s. SMITH & co.
40 Pieces of the Celebrated Prince Albert
Brand Black Alpacas, just opened at
]. S. SMITH & cos.
The PRINCE ALBERT BRAND ALPACA,
IRE without doubt the best Alpaca ever offered
n this market, for sale only at u
a
ShawIs. s.ss
Those elegant ottoman Long shawlaon exit
is. SMITH co.'s.
fe sN@- Dress Goods. n asl
We are Offering the most elegant stock of
Dress Goods, ever opened in this market.
j. S. SMITH s. CO.
Our stock is complete in all departments. and
VI ''''es sts ''ie ''"s' J. 5. SMITH & co.
No trouble to show Goods. at 5og es
j. 8. SMITH s. co.
Oct. 5. 1871. 1e.seaa ~.
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Making s Separate Prizes

ITO our friends we need make no explanation
Il or promises; but we assure the public that
this is no humbEg. We have not bargsined for
cheap Jewelry, Mclodeons, and other goods. to
give them.
Desiring change of business account of
Continued III health, have adopted this means
of making q quick sale and getting the cash for
our property. and giving to some fortunate per-
son beautiful Farm Of 102 acresi
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Try the Celebrated Waterproof Alpacsa I'M
ished Umbrella, for sale at Beatty's.
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Children,s Clothes,

ny oFuer OIL the oOclcty,
Mrs w E. SAITH, Pres't.
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,mbs. &C., at BRANERD's.
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We have
R. q E. Mfg. 60. Rim Mortice Locks,
"ss % ." eFi Rim Mortice Latches,

X. q e. Mfg. 20. Rim Mortice Locks,
&C. o. '@: esi Rim Mortice Latches,
Fosters Patent Locks, s5 91a t6l8i ziaat
.sltI .e1niT p ,ItEff itioI e 151 JHat
/ -03aTs- 5uA ,yii 944oG Eai, dos 2
\ st2 ised5 % y '.SnsnIJs 5E2n bag COD s-s
= CON1INENT1L LOCKS, q9se
s-------
Hok .ssoa70s a7sica1 oi V.'l .t1Gu
Store Door Locks, Dead Locks, q ,isa',, i5,,l
Rabbited Locks and Latches, III .si,,tt, 4
Door Knobs, Drawer Knobs, Shutter =
-eu4lhAgnHo KNOBS, a. Is 9sa .llUJ hGa rgisa
Picture Knobs, Base Knobs o'z.,75, - :,
NJ. uiSAl iil g2sDl ui ysr Wsi
OrFa"er Z uiis' ion edr III o8 tai-r BE-
volH5 % fqg,za aGBiGs1 aa1s.tsaal.-a
Z baa .Toidss. Hs.i g Tai5f 29yi9sg 1li5
NARROW WRoUGHTB B UTTs,ia9 i9 Z
5T0w aof saIil sfit s boa apeal 90Dcg
Loose Joint Wrought and Cast Butts, !
Jap'd and Silver Plated Butts, aig z-asn
tEf-fl .el1f lffif.I
Jap'd and Bronzed Butts, ssao;ss
Loose Joint Acorn Butts, .azr0,e gi1asl
9oe 1oa Cd g9sii si .sfsh 3di h0r
Brass and .Jap'd Wardrote
Hooks, s.gov-
-sJs.S3 sf.TvFf.z 80 4aFSsfs
Brass Jap'd and Silver Plated Cup
board Catches, iTil ia iF1e}
Brass, Jap'd and Bronzed Door Latch
glf4 60. 500 A5aaD cJ befto 3d Llho
.s93HBlefaa ilsjas a4ngG
Blind Hinges, Barn Door Hangers,
Strap and Il Hinges, Hook and Eye
hfa Hinges, 9Hc tuNaa fif6GS Q .t
.ss3Gbui 81 Bgd inv 13G Il5g3
Japanned Hinges rh .se'stit9F3s
aU YGH= Siio1e4 9s4t1 o. igm9iiG
Sand Paper, Glue, 1glHloo fgoy sal
sida 51e i'cs fea5. GuE 00a 81 ri noH
i. ob oi
ailt:. .aoz 7ass o. y0r5n 1880 aoI
Brdtis, FsnssAsng. and Casting
is4a IN. Wallis .5fi IN. aiuai
ieoa ba3 y}iel & us sJalo o75
-.90qisI;'l44 80 r9ti4 odinwph gGi
Genuine Wheeling Nails, sa7li's 9dI %
-t3I Is - -iTlf,f1t t.tE '9J H',I 10 9utft
Diamond window Glass. q E.'.3t
OF Wii9i~ ssni0a afii has3i ESD uoit
WE ARE HEAD0U4RrERs
53sq1oa toa oH 30 ;aaa 4uuF i3sroo
.isface9. y0fao g3a-35m dlia Esia
In the above Goods. We buy more, sell more,
and can sell at less, than any other House in the
5 s. County. lt..r :, -.-
NE Can SAGE You MoneU-Trv
Us!
April q. 1871, lso-tf i5sl -a.ts4 ,iat lsc1
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Our stock is complete in all departments, and
,ur prices are the lowest. -, 5s, >,75H
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cash for Chestnuts.
pocket Knives.

The highest price in Cash for Chestnuts.
162-tf. E.w. WADSwoRTH CO.
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: BEAUTIFUL LAKEl

Which lies some 60 rods from, and in front of
the a4shSs h9use r. The farm hasa nns young bearing
UTenarI voSna on cnSics grafstd % fruit Also, ne
celebrated vinyard. which is just commencing
TO bear; a full crop may be estimated at 500
LawtOn berries 500 stoos"bore re- for or
the nrst time this year: an average crop would
| be 20 bushels of Blackberries.
On the House Lot there is an abundance of
Gooseberries, Currants, Raspberries ;Quinces
Cherries. and enough Peaches and Pears for
family USE. Good Barn, 60x40 feet, and q new
unfinished frame shed on side of the barn 40 feet
long and IA wide; well in the barn yard the
whole forming beautiful home for any man
Some lucky person will get Warranty Deed
OF the above farm, free of all encumbrances, for
you doing justice to your family W If yon nerlect
get 70 Efs 1ts 9 sxsss9g 90
horse or one Of the other prizes. No man. Wo- "
man or child is justified in failing to try to win
To my old friends and the public in general.
will say that they can rest assured that the
Prizes will be distributed as soon as the tickets
are sold, of which due notice will be given. The
drawing will be public and on the might of the
concert. 1t VIII be conducted by Committee
appointed by the ticket holders, and the box
frOm which the prizes are drawn will be omen
to the inspection of the audience Each ticket
holder ticket will be represented by duplicate
name. The gentleman who places the duplicate
in the box will be publicly sworn that All the
SotSns ars int IN the 5S
fully satisfied that this distribution of gifts will
be honestly and honorably conducted.
haiiaU taoI0 oa'f 9njIyd Yd y9noI
The first ticket drawn from the box takes
the Farm: Tho secend takes tho bay horse,
Charlie" Third, the gray mare 'sFlale."
Fourth, the Senior Buckeye Moving Ma
chine. Fifth, the Two-Horse SwaGons-z
sixtlH the Set of Double Harness.
From the encouragement that we have re-
celvcd nom our friends at home and in other
counties, we feel satisfied that we can dispose
of the tickets by the 30th of November; but to
push @ tne sale as rapidly as possible we offer to
One Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars in Cash.
} sgI rot ATT I9lisd 3 5ag aea Jo1
SECOND HIGHEST $50 IN CASH.
THIRD HIGHEST $50 IN CASH.
The above is in addition to the regular per.
centage allowed for selling tickets Every man
should get ticket for himself one for his wife |
and one for each of his children. If he has no |
wife ne should make present of a ticket to the |
girl ne loves best. Every young farmer should |
ative or friend than one of these tickets.
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Everything
in the Clothing line at Beatty's.
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j, C. Maloney has just received a complete
stock of new goods. New styles of all kinds
suitable for the season, and will dispose of them
at as low figures any store in Ravenns. Con-
sisting of Gents Ladies' and Children's Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers. ks--
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Boots and Shoes.

shawla. Shawlsi
POE BROS. are selling all wool shawls
$500. Cheap at $4OO
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Builders Hardware.

Which we efer atpriccs that cannot be beat, Il
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One Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars in Cash.

The above is in addition to the regular per.
centage allowed for selling tickets. Every man
should get ticket for himself one for his wife
and one for each of his children. If he has no
wife ne should make present of a ticket to the
have ticket. No better Christmas gift to rel
ative or friend than one of these tickets.
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From the encouragement that we have re-
eelved rom our friends at home and in other
counties, we feel satisfied that we can dispose
Oh the It tickets by the S0th of November; but to
push the sale as rapidly as possible we offer to
the Agent that sells the most tickets,
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We are offering the most elegant stock of
Dress Goods, ever opened in this market. -
j.. s. SMITH s. CO.
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e9ii1G H5f b3t0f.l ~ sas6 ssd 5t lfiso
.djgom ri l10l.
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Having been so fully occupied in waiting up
on their customers that they find time now only,
to say, not that they have received. as usual. a
large and well selected assortment OF
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The first ticket drawn from the box takes
the Farm; Tho second takes the bay horse
" Charlie" Third, the gray mare 'sFIale."
Fourth, the Senior Buckeye Moving Ma
chine. Fifth, the Two-Horse wagons
Sixth, the Set ofDoubie Harness. Z
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-->9zyuG4 -e.iE.r genf sT9ta 1i. B0HC
E.unT Z. 81 Richardson d Son,

Ravenha Oct. 10. 1871. =
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the signs of the times. To quote from The
Lddy'S Mite! IA woman of the present day
must have three or four hundred year for
pirfsmoney, if she be not a disgrace to her
friends in gloves and bonnets, and she must
ride a $500 hack if she wants to escape being
trampled upon by her dearest frieuds and
she will find herself perfect outoast unless
she has box in good position at one of the
opera houses"
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sVXTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL.
w ROAD COMPANY.

VNTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL.
w ROAD COMPANY.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, October II, 1874
Trains will leave and arrive at the Depot, Thirty.
FIRST and Chestnut Streets, as folloWs:-
FROM PHILADELPHIA
For West Chester at T'45 and 1l'20 A. NJ 2'3O,
6'16, and IL 80 p. M. Stops at all stations.
For West Chester at 440 p. NJ. This train stops
only at stations between Media and West Chester
Greenwood excepted
For b. c. Junction al 4'1O p M. Stops at all sta
tions.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
From West Chester at $50 and 1045 A. NJ, / IS,
az ard 500 r. M. Stops at all stations.
From Wes. c'Nester at 7'55 A. M. This train stops
only at stations between West Chester and Media
From B. c. junction at $40 A. Y. Stops at all
stations.
ON SUNDAY-Leave Philadelphia at $50 A. ~.
and 2 p. NJ Leave West Chester at T'55 A. M. and
loi4 w. c. WHEELER, Superintendent
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The increase of $1,000 per cent. shown by
Michigan between 1880 and 1910 has never been
exceeded in any State save Wisconsin, which
showed an increase of S8o'9S between 1910 and
1850, and Minnesota, which showed an increase
of 27oO 81 per cent. between 1850 and 1860.
In 1880 Detroit had population of only
1922. In 1910 it had increased to 9l02 Since
then il has progressed as follows
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IIT.IN(eE%.

The complete official returns OF Illinois show
population of 2, 529, 40, an increase since 1860
of 817,459, or 47'75 per cent. This is about
10000 less than was first reported; but the in
crease since 1860 has been sufficiently large to
enable Illinois to retain its rank as the fourth
State in the Union in population, being exceeded
now, as in 1860, by New York, Pennsylvania,
and Ohio only. In 1850, it held the eleventh
position. its progress in population since the