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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-10-05
Sherjf,s Sale.

The State of Ohio, Portage County. IS.
IN pursuance to the command of an order OF
Il sale, directed to me from the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Portage County, in the cause of
John Burnett, Plaintiff. and Lyman Smith. ct
ais Defendants, shall offer for sale at public
auction, at the door of the Court House in RAJ
VIENNA, county and State aforesaid, on
MONDAY. THE Both DAY OF OCTOBER, 1871,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and 4
P. NJ. of said day, the following described prop
erty to wit, situate in the township of Charles
town, county of Portage and State of Ohio and
known as being as being part of lot No. &c, and
is bounded as follows: ~ . :. -
Beginning at the northwest corner at a stone
IN the town line in the center of the highway
thence east along the center of.said highway
p chains and o. links to a stone: thence south
q deg east, 33 chains to a stone; thence north
S91i deg. west, chains, 6S links thence south z
deg west; chains, 2e links to stone; thence
north S9af dogs west. ID chains, 30 links to a
stone; thence north so min. east, 42 chains. IS
links, TO the place of beginning, containing SO
4S; 100 acres of land. be the same more or less
SUBJECT TO legal highways. and being land sold
by Plaintiff to G. L. Fenton.
Appraised at SOS per acre,
OTIS B. PAINE, Sheriff.
w. ID. THOMAS, Plaintiffs Attorney
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, Ravenna. o,
Sept. 81 1871, 161-5W
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I.c. jackson Z Co.

Advise tbs, Ladies of Ravenna and vicinity that
they have just received FINE STOCK OF NEW
GOODS, consisting of a complete assortment OF
MILLrSERY GOODS for fall and winter use
and wear, comprising all the novelties and
beauties adapted to the season, everything be-
ing new fresh and fashionable.
We have an especially desirable stock of shad-
cd Neck-tie ribbons. together with other varie-
ties, and a gay assortment of goods in our line
Thankful for past custom. we invite the Ia
dies to visit and see the pretty goods and rare
bargains we have for them.
Raycnna, Oct, s. 1871, 16s-4w
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r. DEERFIELD FAIR.-The Fair of the
Deerfeld Agricultural Society took
place last Saturday. There was large
attendance-the number present being
estimated at over 1000 persons. The
show of cattle, we learn, was very
good. The exhibition of sheep was
very fair. The attractions of Floral
Hall were but passable. In the exhi-
bition of draught horses, Mr.. Ira Gill
bert had span of horses which drew
a green, white-oak log, IL feet long
and about three feet in diameter,
placed on stone-boat on bare ground.
There were side-shows, prize candy
peddlers, and groceries innumerable
on the grounds.
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E BABcocK STREET SCHOOL. = This
school will commence its Winter
Term of four months on Monday,
Nov. 9th, under the supervision OF
Miss McCombs, an experienced and
most successful teacher. The present
enumeration of scholars is 81. There
is, perhaps, no school in the count.
that has been more successful con-
Quoted than has this since its Organi-
zation. which is owing, principally, to
the efficiency of, and interest taken in
its welfare by Mr.. Frank Ford, Clerk
of the Board of Directors. We be-
speak for it in the future, as in the
past, a most successful career.
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Democratic Meetings.

The Democratic Executive Commit
tee have appointed the following
meetings.:
PALMYRA-Saturday evening, Octo-
Der 7th, w. 3. Thomas and d. G.
Goodman.
MANTUA STAT1oN-Saturday, eve
ming, October 7th, S. d. Norton and
S. d. Harris.
tits hoped that the township COM
mitteemen and the Democrats in the
several townships where meetings are
announced, viii make all the necessa-
ry arrangements for holding them.
By order of
DFar. Ex, Con-.
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:
On Wednesday morning of last
week we received, per Express, pack
age from Marion, o.. bearing this
mysterious inscription, s. Rust Exter-
minator, from Cochran's Labratory,
Marion, Ohio.n The question at once
arose, "what is it?" "what does il
mean ?n Some one suggested that
probably it was nitro-glycerine, the
most powerful 'sexterminator" known
sent by some Christian Republican to
ezecate the Democracy, and thus being
rid of opposition, to enable the Re-
publicans the more easily to Hall (haul)
their voters up to sustaining the '.ring'
candidates. Another. catching at the
word Marion, and remembering that
Ben. Buffers agent, who resides here,
had spent some time among the people
of that region, suggested that perhaps
he might understand their dialect
Happy thought Forthwith g the
devil" (knowing best where to find
him) was dispatched after the Col.
Success attended him. The Col. hav-
ing heard of the possible Republican
internal machine, and ' snufing the
battle afaE off," appeared, all bristling
and stern, ready to do wondrous deeds
of valor; but upon sight of the sup
posed enemy, resting quietly, calmly,
and in sweet repose upon our table,
evidently entirely too !" spirittuar' for
an encounter of the kind for which
the Col. had prepared himself, he
came g .ommediately down." and, re-
solving himself into a smelling COM
mittee of one, proceeded to make a
more thorough examination. Selling
the tablet which contained the words
crust Exterminator," and reading
them. smile of sweet and quiet joy,
such as the discovery and appropria-
ton of spoons, gave to Butler at New
Orleans, overspread his countenance,
and with and exclamation that would
have done credit to the oldest aborigi-
nee, clasped the jug (for such it was)
in his arms, &C a smile parted his inno-
cent lips" and we knew the Col. had
met his first love. He has rivals in
that love. Watching narrowly the
effect produced upon the Col. and re-
membering that iron forms an i'm
portant element in our system, pictur-
ing to ourselves the horrid results that
might follow our allowing that iron
to rust, and vivid, and in this case, a
willing imagination recalling the fact
that self-preservation is one of the
laws of our nature, we proceeded to
apply the remedy before US.
Oft repeated doses resulted in our
getting pretty well preserved. Sup
posing that SO good preserver was
capable of preserving ITSELF we left
the jug containing it on our table un-
protected, Sad and fatal mistakel Our
I fjourneymen having discovered it. con-
tinued to poke their fssticksD at it all
day. Their actions proving conclu-
sively that instead of being natives of
Ohio, as we had supposed, they were
genuine suckers"
The, contents of the jug SO kindly
sent usshaVe afforded us great g spirit
ual comfort and were we not too .tull
for utterance, we would tender to its
donor our hearty thanks but he must
content, himself with the knowledge
now impaired, of the Democratic re-
mark of one who partook ::.s..s ..s., {. S
eBy the Eternal, old Hickory, amt
that good,a ss a sessa sot 6aa5 -
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Public Sale.

TTIHE undersigned will sell at Public Auction
Il at his residence in the south part of Shal.
ersville, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER sRD, 1871, aa.s
property. viz: 8 .
Span of Horses, a good farm Team, or Road.
lot of Hay and straw, a Three-Spring EXPRESS
Wagon, / sett Double Harness, 1 Land Roller,
Eagle Corn and Cob Grinder. Straw and stalk
Cutter, Plows. Harlows, Cultivators Moving
Machine, and a full assortment of Farm Tools
usually kept on a well organizeti farm.
Terms-Acr of six months viii be riyen
on all sums of $40 and over; under that amount,
cash A L. TOMSON
rs. p II. BEAN Auctioneer -
Shalersville Sept 81 1871 1w
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Stray Cows.

GTRAYED from my farm. two miles east os
- Rayenna, on the night of Sept. 18th, Two
Cows. one Is a red and white spotted Cow four
or fiye years old, hew milch. The other small
black and white spotted Cow, six or seven years
old, also new mich. Both had brass knobs on
their horns For the return of the Cows or IN
formation whore they may be found, an ample
reward will be paid. JOHN L. CHRISTY
I;ayenna Sept 1s, 1871, 1850 y
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LOCKED OUT.-On Saturday last the
pearance at the center of Randolph
for the purpose of having a friendly
talk with the people; but the Radical
leaders there had managed to have the
key to the Town Hall lost, so that the
Democrats could not occupy the room.
That may be regarded as very sharp
practice, but it looks like a .cowardly
piece of business. If some Abby
Kelleyite had come along to denounce
the Union as a league with hi,
aud the constitution as a covenant
with death. the keeper of the key
would not have been long in finding
it.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-10-05

One of our business houses sold to
a prominent Democrat in the county
$104 of their wares on the day of the
Democratic Mass Meeting, the pur-
chaser having found the advertisement
of their business in the PRESS. 1t
pays to advertise.
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Machinery for Sale

CONSISTING of BsiIer. Engine. shartine
~ Beliing and Hall shingle Machine, eve.
ry thing l. g eSn our Plete TO make shingles; The En-,
houIing mill, and has done that work several
years. Every tping new or nearly So. Ciroum-
sts.iices nave enabled me'to sell this Machinery
at great hargaih~ Who will have 1t.
j. Il. MACHAMER.
New baltimore, stark Co, o. f6O-am.
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READ live publish in this issue
the able speech of General Geo. w.
Morgan, delivered at Logan, on the
Both of August last. We ask each
and every one to read it, and consider
candidly the important facts it con-
taiDs
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List of Advertisements,

c. F. Curtiss-Public Sale.
First National Bank of Rayenna.
Rebecca Hoon-James Hoon's Estate.
W.P. & B. r. Knapp-Public Sale.
E. w. Wadsworth & Co-New Firm.
j, S. Smith 81 Co-New Goods.
LOCAL NOTICES.
L. c. Jackson & Co-Millinery Goods.
Teachers Examination.
F. W. Robinson-MilIinery Goods.
Mrs Mary D. Edwards-Lost.
E. w. Wadsworth s. Co-Cash for Chestnuts.
Geo. Somerville-Howe Sewing Machine.
n. Converse-New Goods.
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FARM FOR SALE.

TTNHE tho unteIS fgned offers for sale his farm
l. containing 81 acres, situated ono and a half
mues south of the Center OF Shaersyine ltiS
well adopted for citlior grazing or tilfng has a
comfortable house, good barn. ai,,, Other out.l
buildings. There is never falling, living wa
ter upon the promises also being well tim6cred.
TO any one wishing q gpoe farnA tho above.
will be seld at bargain. =,
For particulars, enquire upon the prcmies.
- WM. a. EArINGER.
Shalersville, Aug TO- 1sIl, 154-tf.
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THE POLITICAL srRueGLE OF a. D.

A cage of unclean birds
Are just now brought to view.
Described here, in but few words,
Their doings let US view
In Washington IS their center post.
Our Treasury is their object there,
OF loyalty - they make their boast,
OF piunder each one takes share
In various Grants. as grants OF land
And many grants of office too,
And money grants. must come 10 hano,
To help the party contest through z
The public store is robbed enough
BY those that are now in power,
Our burdens are becoming tough,
Too numerous for the hour.
The Democrats are fun of hope
That things may take 4 turn;
The birds may be removed by rope,
Their roost may smoke or burn-
Then to the polls we'll make our way, and vote
these monsters down.
Wen meet them on Election day. at the center
of each town. esss - -,<sx-
Raveuna Oct 2nd 1911
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For Liverpool & Queenstown

Inman Line of Mail steapers sailing from
New York, every Saturday, and alternate Tues
days. =
Tickets sold to and from England, Ireland,
and the Continent.
sSfsfs JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
15 Broadway, n. Y,
or C. e. wrTTER, Cashier. First National Bank
of Ravenua. Ohio 124-6m.
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YOUNGSTOWN FIREMEN's PARADE
The Fire Department of the thriving,
go-ahead city of Youngstown, are to
have their annual parade and inspec-
ton on Friday, the 18th inst. The
firemen are sparing no time or ex-
pense to make it the grandest affair
ever witnessed in that city.
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COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-Court is
still in session, with the prospect of
continuing through the present week.
Owing to the press of political mat
ters, job work and the sickness of our
foreman, we are compelled to omit a
summary of the proceedings of the
Court.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNA, o.
Designated Depositary of the
u. s.
OF RAVENNA, o

rs. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
exchanged. at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, OF any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $40 and 1o-4o
Coupons, cold, silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
ESlght Drafts on England and Ireland anu
Passage Tickets to or frcm those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue Stamps-an sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
VII. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO ROBINSON, President.
Sept. 3, 1868, If
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Lost.

Lost.
On the 11th day of September, between Mr..
E c. Young's in Edinburgh. and Palmyra Gen.
ter, double lid work-basket, containing sett
of Knives and Forks. and number of other ar
ticles The finder viii be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at Goss-s Store in Edinburgh,
or informing the subscriber where it may be
found. - Mrs. MARY ID. EDWARDS.
Palmyra, o., Oct. Sd. 1sz1-
Remember;
We edesire our customers and the public gem
orally to understand that in GROCERIES, as
well as all other goods in our line of trade. we
are not to be undersoId by any house in Portage
County. SMITH BROTHERS.
Rayenna, Aug. 2. 1871. If
Wanted.
Flax Seed delivered at the warehouse of C. d
Hudson. Ravenna, Ohio for which we will pay
the highest market price. -.
July a6. - a
Wanted.
1000 Tons of Flax Straw, delivered at oul
mill, Ravenna, O., for which we will pay the
highest market price.
. UDELL & SEYMOUR. T
Ravenna. July &c. 1871, 15s-tf.
stark A. Bags.
700 Stark a. Bags at
SMITH BROTHERS.
July &c. 1s71-1aa-tf.
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Teachers' Examinations.

The Board of School Examiners for Portage
County, will hold meetings, for the Examina-
tion of applicants, in the Court House, until
further notice. commencing at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
and close at4 P. NJ. as follows:
Saturday Oct. II
Saturday, Oct 81.
Saturday, Oct. IS
Saturday, Nov. II.
Saturday, Nov. 20 -
And on the last Saturday of each month there
after until further notice.
Ravenna, April 10, 1871. 13T-tf.
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10. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge, No. So.
Meets every wednesday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
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MATHEMATICAL PRoBLEM.-If one
fourth of BIS and C.,s cash were Civ
en- to A, he would have $1,000.
If one-tifth of AS and C.'s cash
were given to B, he would haye
$1,000. tss
If one.sixth of AS and BIS cash
We're given to c, he would have 81 900.
What amount of cash have each?
III.
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Tyrian chapter, No. 81, r. AM
Meets the third wednesday of each month, in
Masonic Hall, Phenix Block
H. C. RANNEY, H p.
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The standard amusement for young
negroes in Charleston is suing their
parents for whipping them, under the
civil rights bill.
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Public Sale.

WILL offer for sale at Public Auction at my
i residence, in Campbellsport on Monday,
oct 23 1871, commencing at 10 O'Clock, a. M,
the following property, viz:
Fifteen choice Dairy Cows Buggies I two
horse Wagon, sett Double Harness, Single
Harness, choice Pigs. -
Terms-A credit of five months, with approv-
ed security, will be given for ell sums over $5 co.
Under that amount, cash.
C. F. CURTIss.
p. H. BEAN, Auetioneer
Edinburgh, Sept 80 1Sn, Tvs. ~ 5ji3t.g =
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Unity Lodge, No. 12, +, and A M.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
-aontb d. c. GOODMAN, w. NJ
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Public Sale.

TAMES HOoN's EsTATE.-The under
- signed has been duly appointed Admins
traitor with the will annexed, of the estate OF
James HoOn, late of Palmyra, Portage County,
Ohio, aeceased y F77-7.-7I7 q
REBECCA j. HOON.
Palmyra, Oct 2d, 1s11, 162-3w.
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New Goods.
Yes Sir,
Cash for cIiestnuts

The highestpric in Cash for Chestnuts.
16a-tf. L. WADSWORrH q co.
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Rav,esnnna Union School.

TIME Fall Term of the Ravenna Union School
Il will commence September II, and continue
Il weeks.
The Second Term will commence January .,
i1STe! and continue 10 weeks, "
The Third Term will commence April 0, 1874
and continue II weeks
The School will be under the Superintendencc
of s. G. Barnard and each department will be
provided with able and jealous instructors No
school in this vicinity furnishes greater facilities
than this for attaining u thorough knowlotire of
and seminaries.
Foreign pupils ayo yeoeivoi at the following
rates of init iona Fbr term of 10 weeks in the
High School. IS; in the Grammar school, 81; in
the other Schools IS. Tuition bills must In all
cases be paid in advance.
Any desired information in relation TO the
school may be obtained of q. BARNARp Su-
lperintendent, or the undersigned.
q. u. STOWE
Prcs't Board OF Education.
N. d; Teachers Meeting at High school room
1871, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
RavcnAa Aug, 9s, 1871.
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Great Western Gun works
Valuable Farm for Sale.

A VERY desirable farm located about \
IA mile south of the center of Rootstown
township, containing nearly 81 acres abous
80 of which is excellent timber land with large
sugar bush. the balance is under state of good
cultivation. Apple and peach orchard of choice
truit. Farm wen watersd Three good wells.
one. good cistern, aside from asprings Ansf
streams of living water on the farn. Builds
ings in good repair There arc two dwelling
houses, one large and one sIaau. Largo bank 9
barn, two horse barns. carriage helssc. corn
house and other Qua buildings. Tho above
property is now offered on very reasonable
terms, Enquire on the premises or of
tf--iss g.iiIV Ia G.P. REED. VI -N-
I26-U. Sd at RavennA, Ohio tIf
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Nelson C0nVerse's Advertisements,

have no time space to relate long story, n .sL
do desire quote prices for the purpose of cg
underelling my neighbors. but below quoteraogQ
few prices which shows goods must be bought
low IN order to be sold low and pay living evil
profit, and that is what all men must have 70. y.rr
succeed in business. ... a..
ny Dress Goods Department. ;rffcart
Is well supplied with nearya ell grades and pri- 9
ces fully in time Glr the approaching warm 81 t
weather Gros Grain and Japanese Silks, Gren- f3Pa
adines, Organdas, Pcrcales, Pop1ns. Alpacas, ,.
| Striped and Plaid Mohairs Serge PIaids. Cling -
! hams. Re. A fuil line of White Goods, cheap.
! Good Lawns at 125zc. a big stock white, bun
and figured Piqdes, an prices Good goods at
H,gaI Domestic Goods. aa2 4isG-
a full line. too numerous to mention Don't r -
s'fail to look at my Zoe Prints. Splendid A fine -
bleached cotton at 1916; fine brown do. at 1Oc; p
standard brown do. at 121&c.. Good Batting at
i21&c per pound.
great variety good Table Damask at 4Oc per no Il
yard: Good Good Linen Line n Towels at 81 per dOz &c,
-, - cents aIhiner wrappers.
Fine goods only 4oc each, y
~ tia ~. - sI1awIs. .-.l, ,.s,r..5
A good assortment Paisley and all kinds very aag
slil Eiho Hosiery aatt
30 dozen Ladies' Hose at 1oc and 1akc. A..
good assortment of Clldrens, Misses and o.,
isHs 40 I'll Skirts asn "2sf 9l'
Handsome white. and colorcd skirts, cheap q q.
good a6c Spring Hoop Skirt at soc. '
1o7 }t9a Lace Curtains,
A good assortnent, good goods at 25c per .a.;.
! yard. .-o' - A--A r.
baa 400 Yard Spool Thread
Atac per spool. Don't forget call for it, it is q
a small matter. bat the way to make money is to
save it when you can.
III Laces 'ff' ff"'
saxonys Cluny, yalenciennes and real Gim- 2
pure I.acesi e3iaI ate8 sa5 10 .4Jd WsE
lli9'' Notions, Extensive Stock. 'i ii{f.i3 2
Good eIastic snspenaers at 25c per pair q s7e -
ts15 Carpet Warps and Carpet Yarn. -, t,,,l
good Pile and good goods at ssc perib.w a9s,s /.
81 F,.e,4rit "a Groceries II isGe htfon gnl
a complete stock at low prices. Good brown 10
Sugar at 19c. Shall at all times keep fresh ouis
stock of Teas at all prices. Remember my best s-la
Young Tyson is only S1s5O perlb. sIta-g 7and w Z
al oafA Large Stock 5,a7o. eH. ot
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps Crockcry Wall n@i
Paper, Ser &eSi Bring alongyour Buttor, Eggs, 81
Rags SC, and get yalue received at allstfmesfe 5ii
saJitoSa New Stock 3i s1rH .aESoo
Ladies' Collars and Cnfs. very cheap and hand
some A,largestock Gents Paper Collars ev- = Jig
cry box Containing prize, aiso, ,achanee to get 81
splendid W atca. Ladies' DON'T fail to look at sem
the soc Hoop SIX il spl nGs really worth 75c. jef
big stock Teas, all fesh and good, Shall re- sil
ceivethis week, choice Young Tyson Tea at i1s
$lf25. Come and try.it. .fo,4. at.. .ry ,tavs7 %
-ffg Remember, the Place, Ii 3hI 7sc9
No 1, Etna Block. green 'front.' Headquarters Il ao
for Farmers and all the good ps.,le generally. edl
,vZ ninfq4D I'd n. CONVERSE. lii nv
"S 10 '9ir rfsf. lo f,fg. sffif prf9d -s F-f.tt
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N. d. CLARK, ESQ, and wife re-
turned from a visit to friends in the
West on Saturday last, improved in
health and much pleased with their
journey and visit. Mr.. G. had some
rare sport in hunting the wild game
of that region. One of his exploits
in that line is thus noticed by the
Burlington Qowa) Haaok-Eye of the
the 2Sth ult: zf E--s
"Mr. N. D. Clark, of Ravenna,
Ohio, who has been visiting friends
in this vicinity for week past, on
Tuesday killed large and beautiful
crane. on the other side of the river,
measuring between the tips. of its
wings feet 4 inches, and when erect
feet 8 inches in height. Mr.. G. also
brought down large hen hawk, shot
on the wing, and also seven ducks
and one prairie chicken, all in the
space of two or three hours"