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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-25
Roautif1l SNOW.

rui SNOW bcsiusti III snow
Falling SO lightly,
Daily and nightly,
Alike round the dwellings, OF lofty and low,
Horses are pranc!HG,
Checrfly dancing,
Stirred he the spirit that comes with the sEo~
Beautiful snow: beautiful SNOW:
Up ~ dsy -'lawning,
In the cold morning,
C.,Yjrcp exuit tho the viad acrccly blows,
II.iiiag The SncH -liakCS,
Falling IS day brc.ks.--
.Joyf.l. they welcome the beautiful snow.
Beautiful snow beautiful sno"!
Chiidi,coi's Guick glapccs
See The fright faucicS
IArk,uc the window nancS softly anu sluNs
forc,. ana city.
Figures 80 pretty.
LIFT by the magical fingers OF SHOW.
Beautiful snow beautiful snow!
Atmosphere chilling.
Iirriagc-whccs Siiiing,
W,rin;p. the cold earth and kindiinE The sl0"
Or Christian pity
For the great city
OF wTo,choi creatures, who starved mia ths sho"
Beautiful snow beautiful snow!
Fierce tic wind blowing,
Tricky lis showing;
~ hi rtitcrs round us--how warm !hca the 8io"
Of the fire 80 bright,
On the cold winter night,
4, We draw In the curtains To- shut out tine snow.
Beautiful snow. beautiful snow!
ROnnd the dear hrtSl!c
In that sweet cVeutiic
Closely we gather, though keen the wind blows
Kindly hcIrianacd,
Ply ;icEomo4css ca posed to the snow.
so IHorrid II. McEscrcr.
Ir"Vox Populi" will tell the truth 1t
will confess that lie admreS the above moro
Ian he docs the following:
From the Central Christian Advocate.
Coming and Going.
by ALICE CARY.
uo.r,ling ..nd hra;,!nc- holr,ling and heapinS-
And .aw hers are lights and E.rian'i- gay
10 ! babe Is corn IN tiIc m"us" to-"!'
And his blu" eyes ave Hlccilii-,
A II Close by the, ~: die The father stands,
ArI thinks OF his acres o. wc!l-5own lmss.
aud of when Tho tw" little pinp.cd lElhas
VIII bc strong enough lUr reii'i'lg.
RudLlng and MISUNDERSTANDING and blooming
haI the winds are playing IKE ha,"s on ,nn , r
Mud The stones are beaten Ike drums IN the riii'
aud inc birds In cloud, arc coming.
Art cong aud fragrance float In the breeze;
\ Il all the blossoms OF All the trees
Il edged with iriiir"S OF g3tcn bees .,
s;ucSng and huinminG sucking anu hun'1nlhs'
Wn,linr and Notwithstanding aud wecpiugl
And now the lights in the houses are low.
AMI now the .u-,.5 have ceased 10 glow,
An the women watch are Keeping;
And close by the collin the father stands
EntI, bitterly moaning, wrings his hands.
AID uirrca nj pleasure are All MS E,ii'l1'
For the babe wakes not from sleeping
uishtug and MISUNDERSTANDING aud blowing
And the s,uiIcs IN the nyulct silent lie.
Aud the wint.s ia the fading Woodlands cry
Aud The bird, In clouds are going,
M! the dalullOu hides his gold,
And thCir blac little tents the Nioltts ioid.
And the air l. gray with showing.
So life keeps coming al" going.
IL we have not hi; "Vox Populi's' taste
let him send lis piece of what he considers
good poetry together with his real namclant
we will publish it for the benefit OF thost
Whose tastes agree with his
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TroI.EDAY GOODS.

T17sT m TIafE.-5ao boxes L a ,l T. Il
RAisINswhole hlf md qa sgers G s1s dsa
sm;raS Fass i;,e Is sSI nSafoe sE
z zem,e 1GstRRASTs easee xaencls uaAM essns
MsssIna ..9 6E sAi5sslis Fsi 4
f. ~ o II ], BossIEUX. 142 AnlR sLlees
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AS, 1871.

ryNoYs, TOYS, TOYs.-A large assortment
l. or TOYS (mechanical and othersI, BUILDING
BLOCKS, TOOL CHESTS, BIRD CAGES, &C., &C.,
suitable for holiday presents, for saie cheap ct
G. kLEIN'E,
6lI and GIG Broad street.
Give him call and be convinced. dc lQ-ot
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rEVRUSTEE'S SALE OF A FIR a N T D
L HOUSE AND LOT on THE NORTH SIDE
OF EAkEE STREET BETWEEN SECOND AM:
ST. STEPHENS SrE EETS.-Dy virtue of decd OF
trust executed hy Marcy Willis to The subscriber;
dated 25th February, 1868 and duly rrc"raan: WI
.6h December, loi ut 81 O'Clock. the property above
referred to. The LOT Is II 2-l2 hy CD feet.
TERMS: Cash to dcfr.y expenses of sale and to
nay OF debt for about sl69 balance upon terms to
he made known ii the time OF sale
LOUIS +. EOSSIEUX, Trustee.
Cr,rnns 6 WILLIAMS. Auctiouccrs. &c 20
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IHRIsTMAs PRESENTS FOR YOUNG

CHRIST MAD IhEE'IAs - =
" no,n.,,u, HaSA6 aR Rtfi BOXES,
GLOVE BOXES,
Be ea,,as, a and 1 Misses SILK sCARFs,
Ladies and Misses HATS at hah-pricc' a'es'
Iar.,s number of other handsome articles suitable
for ar ehT stack d LAcE from
,rye sfoa * Of LACE COLLARS from 7sc to s5
Genuine and imitation LACES and EdBkolDE-
very large stock of Ladies' and Gents L T. e e
Wa cI pr specai attention to our DRESS GOODS at
On, sG pr iiSa GLOVES at 81 please everybody;
Beautiful KID GLOVES for csiidreh ohi' &C.,
fSi finest s f Blue ovERCoAT CLOTH in the city
ELEGANT at WSj fT {aSa TG5s9 s1S cent
sRocf S 5HNWfs s sFRiFfb sAWWkkE PLAID
AT d II c sSss hPi osE EsfS less
Gents nan; and i Lndics' MERINo SHIRTS;
The best BRITISH HOSIERY.
Gents en- brown british SOCKS only aSc';
A 'e" ciesahIs SARATOGA TRUNKS,
al de iI' 20 'S-'' '''''' ' ~ DUckWA.LL 8 RQIss:;
.TANs5Apd4GrAn RUM,
~ APPLE BRANDT,
FRENCH BRANDY.
CALIFORNIA BRANDY,
TABLE WINES.
COOKING WINES,
ORANGES, LEMONS,
ATMORE'S MINCE-MEAT,
SPARKLING CIDER, or,,r,sp.
EDAM. SAPSAGO,andC HEDDAR CliEEsE'
ITALIAN MACARONl, o,,rc
CROSSE s BLACKWELL's PICKLES.
CANTON GINGER,
SPANISH OLIVES,
BAKERS CHOCOLATE. c o c o A, and
yIRGiSIA PREMIUM PICKLES, sc.
de lo-2w J Is. MIL, - plo aIis3nSSS@-
(,uRISTNIAS GOODS.-From my#A
7 Ilrgc and varied stock Of BOOTS, SHOES, 3 sess
and SLIPPERS, very appropriate ChfistIias 80 ~
beautiful SHOES of every style for themselves anu
children and gentlemen can be supplied VIII sea-
snnnblc and rood articles for their use.
call is respectfully solicited at 1908 hain street
dc l9-lw JOhN y. A0II, . y.
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de 2l-2awtJa1tdtS .tucLIo. ------
T ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE "
WOOuES-WARE, LUMBER, OFEICE FUN
SITTRE, ONE SPLENDID IRON SAFE. &C, NJ
NTCTiOS.-By virtue Of IN order OF the CllliCG.ik
Court of the city of Richmond entered on tie l3tl
Of December 1871. In the suit of WATERBURY, br;tss
Company against CIopton and ais, shall procceat 10
sci on tie premises lately occupied by Alcssrs. ear
SON Alien i Co.. III the town of Manchester on tilc
5TII DAY OF JANUARY. 1872, commencing III !"
o'rjock A. ~. their entire stock OF NcOi)f.r,,
WARE. consisting of the largest assortment ana
TUBS, BUCKETS,
PALS. CANS, &C..
over offered for sale In this market.
All the LUMBER on the premises"
WlIEELBAEROWS:
Large lot BRASS and HOOP-lROE:
All the OFFICE FURNITURE:
STOVE. SASD-PAPER,
LETTER PRESS.
And ono splendid IRON SAFE. IT,, L..
The attention of tho trade is particularly caleh 10
this valuable stock of goods
N Va JOHN W. WRIGHT.
in o7,d Sheriff and Receiver.
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HOLIDAY sOOT,s.
,oo2 MAIN SIRE Z I

zETEILEs compliments to his frend ana am, 5ns
public lie wishes them much Joy anu Iiny s EVERY every!
returns o. t sn say 81 creature comforts that can give
1as IT the period Of rejoicing and happy snd
the SUBSTANTIAL food, the luxnIes cl a a
TbanIfu for the generous custom Oh ts po rosTr
ze,eIie Homes that all his fellow-cizeps VIII ptonpei
The next, and that he VIII prosper along VIZ" '"''
do
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BY Richardson & Co.,
Aurtinuccrs and Real Estate Age

BY Richardson & Co.,
Arlctonccrs and Real Estate Agents.
No. lll3 Main street.
v7RAME DWELLING WITH SIN
VOONc. AND STABLE WITH EIGHT
Stalls hTrACuED, ON \ LEASEuOLD. FOX
SALE BY ACCTIoN-On TuESD;Af the . ;G III, ID,
i,e PREMISES the aboyc-csrribcd property. locaiel
on tie south side of the dock at the terminus 81 re-
ypnccuth street with the privilege ol renewal VI Tue
lcnse of tho ground Oh which said buildings stani.
i' WrVvs. St snlr RICHARDSON 4 CO.,
IT, .% ~ - Aucto4cers
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.r1-rIor saLEs--Future DAYS.
ByJ. D. Whitehead Co.,
~ Eir,eenth street. between Main and Gary.

WE WILL OFFER AT AUCTION On S
w TUESDAY, December 18th; at our sloFes stst
Of GR0CERiEs, &c, to which we invite the atteii
ton OF the trade, rr,rr,D G. m
de ~ j. ID. WHITEHEAD ~ -.
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NV sTORE-HOLIDAY GOODS.
NEW STOCK OF
aESTLEMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS.

aENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING e1oop''
1have Just returned from FN fs fSff Ss'" GOODS
stock OF 5x Inst opened at 30. SO Main street
Thankful for Ps pa sse SioFs parsng else
@ World call particular attention 70 ny
s,nrk Of SHIRTS, especially to the AL LII,
TISG SHIRT which Is s9metng n anj esam i
sole agent in Richmond Please cAn '''''
Having obtained the services Of NJ f. " 'or
TON Jr. he will be pleaSea 10 see i t Main Street,
hEShi On ~ Richmond Va
dn MI
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pnsTpnNFlIFNT.

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctioncer. ue 10
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-03-16
RANDOLPH.
CORRESPONDENTS.


RATS AND M1CE.-It is a general
complaint, so far as / hear, that our
county is overrun with rats and mi &C
I was talking with one of our farmers
lately, on the sobiect, his opinion was
that if they increased for few years
to come as they had for few years
past, they would eat and destroy all
farmer could raise, and it certainly
looks some like it. The ground or
meadow mice have done hundreds of
dollars damage to fruit trees in this
Township the past Winter. Now, l
want to give the boys of this neigh
borhood praise for what they have
done. They commenced March 4tlI,
with Jared Brockett's dog, to catch
rats, and for rat dog he can't be beat.
Everyone was willing to have his hog
pen and stable floors overhauled
where rats could be found. told the
boys if they would catch hundred in
the course of the week, would write
to have it published. Saturday the
11th, report comes 13s, mostly full
grown, and believe their statement
is correct, for I have seen most of
them myself.
Wheat looks first rate on the ground
not Winter killed, few fly in it, but
/ think not enough to do any hurt.
Feed is plenty, and stock has wintered
well so far. i5 j. B.
Randolph, March, Is, 1871.
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MANTUA.
CORRESPONDENCE.


The Mantua Dramatic Club gave a
public entertainment at Citizens Hall
at the Station, on Tuesday evening.
Feb. 2Sth, the proceeds of which were
to be devoted towards the purchase
of bell for that building. The mud
dy and almost impossible condition
of the roads did not prevent the as
sembling of crowded house to wit
ness the performance of a splendid
drama entitled ''The Avenger." Sew
eral of the actors gave evidence of
superior talent in rendering the char
asters which they assumed, and we
may ereditably mention the names of
l. Ell. Phelps, E. Wilson, L. Sample,
A. Nichols, Q. Van Allen, f. f. Plum,
and those of Miss r. Wolcott and
Mrs. II. Moreton as excellent ameteur
performers and actors in the histri-
onic art. An afterpiece called a
"Farce," was played by three Ncolored
gemmen" which we prophesy will
never be repeated. The music for
the evening was furnished by Profess
sors Seibel, Farr- and Skinner, in
their usual style.
On the Saturday evening following
a real Farce was enacted by two
young men, who bore the relation of
David and Jonathan, being hitherto
inseperably united by the strongest
bonds of love and friendship, but alas
for human fraiIty, on this occasion
and in an evil hour, they irrigated
their arid throats with a mixture of
our worthy Presidents favorite bevs
erage, and the famous inspiration of
the old Wing party in 1910, thus pro-
ducing a delectable compound which
instantly changed friendship to en-
nifty, and their combattiveness being
thus aroused they proceeded (though
not exactly in accordance with the
rules of the London prize ring) to
batter each others chronological dev-
neF, pegging away in real earnest, un-
til blinded by dust and rags, their
blows became Intellectual, as with un-
certain aim they wildly plunged their
bruised knuekles deep into the gravel
on which they reposed. Some\pass-
ers by separated the belligerents, and
conducted them to their respective
homes, and in day or two their an
CRY passions ond feelings subsidized
and now they are David and Jonathan
again. Boys, touch not, taste not,
and handle not.
DR.. Shepard's course of lectures on
the Holy land, at the Center last week,
were well attended, and intensely in
teresting to those who had a predom-
nance of Idolatrous reverence for So
called Holy tises and places, while
he impaired much useful information
in regard to the. topography of the
country, and the manners and GUS
toms of the people, that will benefit
all who heard him.
The weather for the past week has
been warm and spring-like, and ad-
has been taken of it by sugar
makers to make large quantities of
that excellent product; more than
10000 trees iE town are now yielding |
their sweets, but many anticipate a
short season for the business.
''VERITAs."
March Ii. 1871.
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SPRING ELECTIONS. - In another
place win be found the call of the
Committee for the nomination of
township aud Corporation Tickets for
the Spring Election which is near at
hand. We hope our Democratic
friends will bear this matter in mind.
Our Committeeman, who is also the
chairman of the County Central COM
mittee, also makes suggestion to the
Democracy of all the townships of
the county, which we hope they will
heed. Let us go to work vigorously
to prepare for the great battle to be
fought at the ballot box next fall and
in 1872. Let good, reliable, competent
men be put in nomination and let US
go to work in good earnest to perfect
and keep up our organization, which
is the only way in which success can
be rendered certain.
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PORTAGE COUNTY CoTToN.-Mr. A.
G. Bradley presented us few days
since with boil of cotton raised by
him on his place in Mantua, last sea-
son. He grew two plants last summer
each of which bore five bolls which
came to maturity. The plants were
raised mostly in the open air, but late
in the fall were taken into the house,
where they matured. The seeds were
brought from Tennessee. This is the
first sample of cotton we have ever
seen raised in the State and it is quite
a curiosity.
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HIRAM.
CoRREspoNDENcE,

was little premature in announc-
ing the close of the N. E. protracted
effort, last week. The meeting contin-
ued anothergweek, and, although there
were no more convictions, nor much of
shaking among the "dry bones"
yet, those concerned think that they
have had blessed good time, and it is
hoped much good has been DONE
This place is poor opening for re-
ViVal, as sinners are extremely scarce
in our midst. In fact there are no res
dent sinners, they can't stay here long.
There was "variety wedding" at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Udall last Thursday night. A fair at
tendance of friends and neighbors,
were present A goodly amount of
presents were donated in which utili-
ty instead of extravaganza predomi-
mated, manifesting much good sense
on the part of those present.
We regret to say that Mrs. Udall
sustained severe external and inter-
nal injuries last Friday, by falling
down stairs. It is believed that some
bones were broken.
For several months last past, par
ties from Cleveland have been getting
out ship timber in this and Mantua
townships. They are at this time on
the premises of Peter Cooper, in this
place. The process is extremely slow
and laborious. The largest, toughest
and most thrifty oak trees are selected,
and when felled, are cut the required
length, which is generally as long as
the tree will work. 1t is then eleva-
ted or benches, something like a car
penter's horse, but about seven feet in
height. One man stands on the log,
another on the ground beneath the
log, and the two work the saw perpen-
dicularly. The number of feet sawed
per day, depends upon the size and
texture of the tree varying from 100
to 1SO feet. II.
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OK Monday morning last, William
Follfott, one of the parties concerned
in the Skinner tragedy, plead guilty
to two counts in the Indictment against
him, in the Common Pleas Court of
Cuyahoga County-assault with in
tent to rob, and burglary and larceny.
On the former he was sentenced to
fifteen years, and on the latter five
years in the penitentiary. This is the
last of the parties concerned in that
terrible tragedy. One has been hanged
and four have been sentenced to the
penitentiary.
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To-.loRRow, Friday, is st. Patrick's
day.
EASTER Sunday comes on the 9th of
April this year.
THE small fruit is thought to be un-
injured yet.
GET your job work done at the
Democratic PRESS Office.
Our merchants are busy taking in
ventories, and preparing to go East
for their Spring purchases. A lively
spring trade is anticipated.
IF you desire to sell or purchase
anything, advertise in the Democratic
PRESS.
The roads are rough, but fast i'm
proving.
The special tax ON most kinds of
business, ceases on the first of May.
"NoN-ExPLosIvE" burning fluid is
all the rage in Indiana. 1t is said to
be much cheaper than divorce suits.
CONE right along and subscribe for
the Democratic PRESS. Every Demo-
crat in the county should take it.
If you want to purchase first-rate
lot, call on Messrs. Robinson 81 Cool
man, at the Diamond Glass Works.
THE conundrum most difficult of
solution among the Radicals at the
present time, is: VIII Grant be re-
nominated, and if renominated can he
be elected?
The Spring weather continues,
though for few days past there has
been slight chill in the atmosphere.
THE apprehensions for the safety of
the fruit crop, are pretty general
among the people in this region.
THERE was a slight furry of snow
on Sunday morning, and a few flakes
on Monday, but they were of short
duration.
On Friday last the streets in the viii
lage were quite dry and dusty
Strange weather for this season of the
year.
Mrs. CowLEs, lectures on Spiritual
ism at Citizens Hall next Sabbath af-
tcrnoon and evening.
MYSTIC NORTON announced a lee
ture at Citizens Hall ON Tuesday eve
ming of last week, and again on Fri
day evening. Subject: "A Plea for
Girls" But there were not enough
out to make an audience, and the lee
ture was indefinitely postponed.
JUDGE DAY was home over the Sab
bath on a visit to his family.
THE Festival of the Ladies of the
Congregational Church on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings of last week,
was decided success.
The Ladies of the M. E. Church and
are to have a Maple
Sugar Festival in the Basement of the |
this wednesday, evening
1t will be sweet affair. The genu-
inc wax-works win be on exhibition.
Go, everybody.
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Fdinburgh, March Il, 1871.

Mr.. SEWARD has. left Hong Kong
for Singapore.
ANNA DICKINSON is old enough to
be her own mother.
MILTos, Vice Presidents of Para
quay, died of yellow fever recently.
PROF. BLOT has come down to keep
ing soup factory in Jersey City.
DINAH MULocH has written over
1000 poems which she never thought
worth publishing.
A. T. STEWART says that half the
colored ''kid" gloves were once the
hides of puppies.
DETROIT women carry. pockets full
of cayenne pepper for the eyes of rude
men.
A JUDGE in Indiana has been nam
ed "Old Necessity" because necessity
knows no law
IT is significant that no protest
against the Pope's deposition come
from Italian Catholics.
OVER l,50OOO0O0O cigars are an
nually consumed in this country.
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THE Editor of the Wadsworth r.,

The Editor of the Wadsworth En-
terprise recently received from Mr..
Craven, the great Snowman, present
of a veritable Egyptian mummy. We
didn't suppose there was an editor in
the State who was unable to do his
own dead heading but must obtain a
mummy from the catacombs of Egypt
to help him out.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-03-16

THERE is great dearth of local
news of interest, and we are almost
tempted to follow the example of the
Western editor who issued his paper
with two columns blank with the ex-
ception of this note: "By Telegraph
Special Dispatches TO the Pacific
Tribune. This is where the telegraph
news ought to be; but as we didn't
receive any we can't put it here"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-03-16

SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. An
drew Poe has purchased the fine resi-
dence of Mrs. M. A. Ives, on East
Main street, with the lot containing
two acres of land; consideration $4,-
400. Mr.. Poe takes possession the
first of April; Mrs. Ives moves to
Cleveland.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-03-16

@ ALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
y OF COURT.-On the 1st day Of April, 1871,
at O'Clock in the afternoon. on the promises.
will be sold to tho highest bidder, the following
real estate, as the property Of Hiram McKensie.
to wit: El
Being part of lot No 20, In Paris township,
Portage county. Ohio, bounded north by lands
on said lot owned by Caresanda Mckenzie; cast
by lands on said lot owned by Hugh G. Beck /;
south by lot line; west by IS acre tract owned
by Samuel Fulk, being the east half Of 30 acre
tract decided by Joseph Ilin to Nicholas Shank.
containing Is acres subject TO mortgage Of
$500, held by John Forder Appraised et $3.50.
Terms of Sale-One-half cash, and one.haf In
N''S W. B. THOMAS,
Admr. Of Hiram MoKeuEie. deeeseed.
March o. 1871, tee-4w.
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Tenchers. examinations.

Tho Board OF School Examiners for Portage
County, will hold meetings, for the Examina-
tion of applicants, in the Court House, until
further notice, commencing alto O'Clock, A. NJ,
and close at 4 r. NJ, as follows:
Saturday, September 24th.
Saturday, October 1st
Saturday, October sth.
Saturday, October 10Th.
Saturday October seth.
And'on the last Saturday Of each month there
after, until further notice. opus.
RayerHp, Sept -, Isso, ioaSH.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-03-16

A CONTEMPORARY says that from
the quantity of marble rudely hewn
in the shape of nondescript men and
things that has been collected in the
Capitol at Washington, one would be
apt to suppose that the Government
is gathering the materials for a na-
tienal lime-kiln.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-03-16

WE again call the attention of our
readers, to the Great Premium Map
and Book Sale, which is having an un-
precedented sale in many localities :;
and to those in this vicinity who in
tend investing in 1t, we would say
buy NOW while you have an opportu-
nifty.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-03-16

Mrs. MARTHA j. TnDEN, wife of
Hon. Daniel R. Tilden died at her res
idence, 160, Euclid Avenue, in Cleve-
land, on Tuesday of last week. Mrs.
Tilden was well known and highly
esteemed by many of the people of
Ravenna, where she resided many
years.