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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-10-31
N. Converse Advertisements.
The Dry Goods C.mpaisa

4AC D1y NSDoeA8 G8--A1A0-61
For the Fail of 1872 is now fairly open. and
No. Etna Block is fully equipped with q large
and well assorted stock of goods to meet the de-
mands of all that study their interests.
Dress Goods
A good assortment from s5c yard up. Black
Silks from 81 IS to - Oo:per yard. A good asset
mcnt of those Buffalo, Eeaver and Otter Alpacas
at low prices ~
We eshall at ali times keep a good line of Cot
ton Goods. Come and see our Bleached and
Brown yard wide Cottons at 1s1c- ~
Cloths. Cloths,
We never before had so great variety Of all
grades and prices. Good Kentucky Jeans at
s5c per yard. &
A Asplendid Boulevard skirt for g 90: also a
Is spring hoop skirt for SOC.
Lap Robes.
A good val iety. Come and see good robe at
s. 50.
Repelants
a large stock. Black and white. gold mixed
and brown. below hast years prices.
Blankets.
pair and worth more money.
Crash, Handkerchiefs, ToweIs and Linen.
nice supply of those all linen handkerchiefs
for sc. Good linen Crash at l0c per yard.
Good table linen at 4Oc per yard. A great vari-
ETY. of linen towels at all prices. -
a-5iL Gloves and AEittens.
shall soon receive fine large stock at low
prices. - -.s..-..,fi = ee
Hosiery. Wrappers and Drawers.
A large stock at all prices. Ladies' nerinO
hose in great variety. from fss1<c up. ,,,.., 81
Hats, Caps and Umbrellas. .ss.A
g A good assortment at low prices.
Boots. shoes and RabBers,
: A large stock. Mems good stoga boots at
81 90; also, custom made work cheap.
s5At Crockery and Glassware. .,..;s
new and large stock of the best ware imported
FIanneis.
Our stock is very large, and will be sold at
last years prices. s ~ SaEsfA
Groceries, Groceries. :
Fresh goods coming all the time. We have q
great variety ofTeas at 75c up our 81 Young Hy-
son Tea only needs to be tried to satisfy every
body it is strong enough to, tell its own story.
choice Zante Currants at 1916 per pound. Good
Raisins at 1sc per pound. We have not time or
space to tell you half the good we can do you
Please come and see our goods and accommoda-
ting clerks who will do their best to please you.
Bring alongyour Butter and Eggs, We willbuy
any qualtits of Dried; FRUIT, Sweet Corn, Rags
&c. - ~ A'--i = : =
N. CONVERSE.
Ravenna Oct .. IsTs.7 TFIETI
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October Report of the Crops.

WAsHINGToN, October 24.-J. S.
Dodge, Statisticisn of the Department
of Agriculture, indicates the compar-
ative production of wheat, oats and
barley, and the condition of the corn
crop on the first of October.
The record of the yield of wheat is
quite as variable as was that of its
condition during the summer. Some
States have made superior crops, and
others almost the poorest ever grown.
The New England States have nearly
sustained their usual average. The
Middle States and Maryland together,
reduced their last years aggregate
from 100000 to 24,000.000, or 35 per
cent. The Southern States, from Vir-
ginia to Tennessee - which were
known to have increased largely their
wheat area--appear to have enlarged
their production so per cent, or from
100000 bushels to 81 100000. CAL
ifornia has increased her product at
least rs per cent. Minnesota and
Iowa have made a material increase,
while Missouri and Kansas-the for
mer growing winter wheat mainly,
the latter both winter and spring
have had a comparative failure in both
varieties. Virginia and Kentucky
have had good crops, while Maryland
and Ohio have returned diminished
yields, as does the entire district be-
tw cen the Ohio and the lakes, the Mi
ami and the Hudson,
I Returns have been received from
counties representing large portion
of the wheat area of each State, which
indicate an increase of five Per cent.
over the product of last year. which
was estimated at 30,000,000 bushels.
1t is probable that the completed esti-
mate will not fall short of 240,000,000
bushels, upon an area of little less
thsn 100000 acres. This will make
the yield between twelve and thirteen
bushels per acre, which may be cQn.
sidered an average for the United
States. The increase in the States
west of the Mississippi appears to be
about 15,000,000 bushels, or, In COM
parison with last years product,
81, 100000 to 100000 bushels.
The central line Of wheat produc-
tion running north and south is this
year further West than ever before,
and is nearly Identical with the nine-
tieth meridian, which divides central
ly the States of Wisconsin and Illi-
nois. Nearly all the wheat produced
between this line and the Mississippi
River is grown in the western half of
those two States. The quality of the
wheat is, in most of the States, better
than last year,
The per centage of product. In Ohio
in comparison with last year, is 50. IN
States where the crop was short last
year, the per centage of increase Is
heavy. In California II is mainly due
to an increase of area and superior
rate of yield.
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SumeId.

/ had on exhibition at the Summit
County Fair, held at Akron Oct. lst
to 4th, 1872, an Excelsior Sulky Plow,
which was brought in competition
with the Pioneer Sulky. The COM
mittee appointed by the society as
Judges requested a test of each sulky,
with the same plow, as to draft, work
sc. Not being familiar with the Dy-
namometers in use for testing draft,
L called upon my friend, Mr.. Charles
Miller, one of the proprietors of the
Excelsior works, at Akron, who ad-
yised me to secure the Self-RegisterI
ingDynamometer owned byAultman,
Miller Sc Co., manufacturers of the
Buckeye Mower and Reaper, assuring
me that it was good thing, and The
only Dynamonaeter made ,chich scoull
shoso the eeact draft, or aoas scorth
usiug. Accordingly l did borrow it
and found it. to be perfect instru-
ment, simple and accurate. Showing
the exact draft without any. mistake
or guessing, and believe is the only
one which can be relied upon to as
certain the draft of the pillow, mower
or other implement. The result of
test of draft in sod was as follows:
Pioneer Sulky, 6361s lbs.
Excelsior Sulky, same plow, 444 lbs.
- f..I SAMUEL MILLER.
Guilford. Oct. IL. 1872.
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serve counties. Ny engagements here
in the canvass are such as to entirely
prevent me from leaving the state in
which we shall roll up for our STAN
dard bearers, Horace Greeley and B.
Gratz Brown, on the 4th of Novem-
Der majority of not less than 1900.
Very Respectfully,
Your ob't serv't,
Z. LAWRENCE.
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A .Disreputable Trick. .

We have been shown circular,
head Cheap Insurance" refiecting
upon the Watertown Fire Insurance
Company of Waterto WI, N. Y, and
credited RecieaC, Cleveland, Oct. a.
The circular is an extremely cheap and
shallow affair, to which the author,
who is evidently a lnean-spirited
scamp, endeavors to give it character
by ostensibly crediting it to news
paper. The only Revieto published in
Cleveland is the Commercial RerieU,
in the columns of which no snch arti-
Gle as that contained in the circular re.
ferred to was ever printed. Further
more, there has been no isspe of our
paper of the date Oct. 4. The whole
thing is fraud. gotten up by some
disreputable scoundrel who took this
means to vent his spite against the
| Insurance Company named.
We may take occasion here to say
that the Watertown enjoys the very
highest credit in this city, where it is
! fully known TO business men, and
where, during the past year, it has
! done heavy business.
The circular referred to in the fore.
going article, copied from the Com.
mercial Recieao, published at Cleve.
| land, is one of three anonymous cir
culars WEIGH haye been gotten up and
extensively circulated IN this county
under the cover of darkness, by az
irresponsible party.
Mr.. II. G.. Bedell is the agent for tho
above named Company. at Ravenna
for Portage County, and those desir-
ing to obtain sound Insurance at rea-
sonable rates will do well to give him
a call. Ofice with Ranney & Hatfield
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CHANGE OF TIME.-A new time ia
BILE went into effect on the G. & r. r.
r., on the 9th inst. The following
are the times of the arrivals of the
several passenger trains at the Raven
ma Station under the new arrange
ment: ~
Going South--Mail, 1890 a. m. Ex.
press, 3.33 p. M; Accommodation,
5.55. H
Going North - Accommo odation,
SIS M; Mail. 12.12 p. m.; Express
5.55 p. m.
The corrected time table will ap-
pear in full in our next issue. r
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PERsoSAL.-We had a very pleas
ant call the other day from Mr.. w. d.
Roweil, a former Ravennian, now re-
siding at Freeport Ill. He returned
home on Wednesday.
Mr.. ALEXANDER BUNTING, an old
citizen of Ravenna, had a severe at
tack of paralysis on Saturday last.
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Guilford, Oct. IL, 1872.

The testimonial from Charles Mil
Ter to the accurateness of the self reg
istering Dynamometer, contained in
the above statement was called out
by desire to help his friend, and is
undoubtedly an honest expression of
of his opinion of this valuable instru-
ment. This will be read with inter-
est by the people of Suffield, when
they know that this is the same dyna-
mometer which was at the Suffield
moving trial, and that this is the same
Charles Miller, one of the Manufac-
turers OF the Excelsior Mower and
Reaper, who was at the trial, and who
to avoid the exposure this good dyna-
someter would make of the compare
tive defects of his machine refused to
use it, and left the field. By this state
ment it will be seen that all the noise
and talk by the Russell and Excelsior
men'about the self-registering Dyna-
mometer at that trial was simply an
effort to close the eyes of those pres
ent that they should not see, that the
exposures of facts by this dynamome-
ter, was what they feared. The good
people of Sufield were not looking
for such dishonesty and were unwil-
lingly led to believe that it did exist.
But they can no. longer doubt. This
statement of Mr.. Miller furnishes con-
elusive evidence. Every one must
now see that the position taken by the
Buckeye men was correct. That when
they insisted upon the use of a Dyna-
mometer which would show fairly
and accurately the facts with reference
to their machine, they did virtually
say, sswe have confidence in our ma
chine and believe that fair and accu-
rate test win show that we have the
best machine" But on the other hand
the Russell and Excelsior men show
ed lack of confidence in their ma
chine and virtually admitted their in
feriority by refusal to fairly test:
them. B.
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Refused. q.

-
Next examination to be held in
Union School House, on Saturday
next (Nov. ., beginning at 8 a. m.
and closing at 4 p. m. Let all appli-
cants be promptly on time.
GEO. DARsIE, Clerk Board.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
Designated Depository of the
u. S.
OF RAvENNA, o.

Designated DepOsItary OF tne
U.s.. 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, or any de.
sired market.
Highest Market rate for SEQ and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds. - tk
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts on England and Ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities al
New York rates.
Revenue StamPs-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotfts of Business men and
individuals, received ON most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on Time depositsas may be
agreed upon.
VIII BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO ROBINSON, President
Sept. g. 1868. tt.
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S T9t ~ -
LOCAL NOTICES.
LOST!

On Saturday, October 10, between the Post
Office in Rayepna, and the saw-mill near tht a.
q G. w. Depot. a large sealed envelope directed
to Miss Lucy Sapp, Ravenna, and containing al.
embroidered night dress yoke and cuffs. The
finder will confer favor, and be literally re-
warded by leaving it at this Office, ,-r <
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Horse-Chestnuts Wanted.

, desire to purchase from five to ten bushels
of Horse -Chestnuts. or Buckeyes, for which 7
will pay liberal price. Call at the Stove and
Tin Store of Sanford & Hunt, Mechanics block.
o. III. SANFORD.
Ravenna Oct. 81, 1871 21g-
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-G. l.. Hotch-
kiss to B. f. Boosinger, of Brimfield,
house and lot in Ranney and Sey-
mour's addition; consideration S2300
e. d. Hudson to J. Wallace, house
and thirteen acres of land, one mile
east of village; consideration $4,000.
DIR. e. s. Leonard to Mrs. E. Need
ham, of Brimfeld, house and lot on
Main street.
Charles King to Daniel Stocker,
house and two and three fourths acres
of land in western part of village
consideration S3,250.
JOHN b. WILEY has sold his house
and lot on Washington street in Bah
cocks second addition, to Mr.. Joseph
Green, of Deerield; consideration,
5000.
BUSINESS PROPERTY SoLD.-Mr. T.
L. Parsons has sold his store room in
Phenix Block, together with his stock
of Groceries to C. ID. Hudson; con-
sideration, $4,000. Mr.. Hudson took
possession of the establishment on
Monday.
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Agood Single Harness tar sale cheap fsyeAsh
Has been used abept two months, inquire n
T, T.. PaIsops' Grocery.
Rayenns. OCT. + 1SN. 3 ste-sws
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STRAW WANTED.

Fifty tons of Good oat Straw wanted. for
which the highest Market Price win be paid In
cash. Apply at the Diamond Glass Works.
Ravenna, September TO- 1874, --niia.im
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On the 96th ult.. between Rayenna and Mantua
Station, an account book of Mantua Station and
Burton Mail and Hack line. Any person find
ing the same will be literally rewarded by
leaving it with or notifying the undersigned.
A. H.sTAYLOR.
Proprietor of Mantua Station and Burton Mail
and Hack Line
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LAPANEsE SILKS.

We are Offering a bargain in Black Alpaca
Mohairs at 5sc per yard. Don't fail to look Mt
them. POE BROS.
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The Edinburgh Farmers Associa-
tion have leased six acres of land
about thirty rods north of the center
of Edinburgh, of Mrs. Daniel Ewing,
which they design to fit up and occu-
py as fair ground for the exhibitions
of the association. The work of pre-
pairing the grounds has already been
commenced.
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loAsHMEREs,
LOST.

Satteens, Meripos, Empress Cloths, &c.. &c in
oil the desirable shades and colors, at very low
dguress at POE BROS.
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CALF SHOES.

In all the new colors and styles, In great vari-
ety. Good goods at 40c per yard. at 1gsa to4 g
3t POE BROS.
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HARNESS FOR SALE,

Shoe Store next door to First National Bank
Ravenna, Sept II. lsTa. Il
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10. O F.-Ravenna Lodge, No. 65.
Meets every wednesday evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall.
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Tyrian Chapter, No. 81, r. A. M.
Meets the third w ednesday Of each month, in
Masonic Han. Phenix Block
DC. GOODMAN, II. p
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Particular Attention

paid to cutting garments for ladies toiniake up
by J.s. Walker, opposite Citizens t ! ,' gs5
Glass WARE { fli46n 39ss - n
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have now In stock a very complete and de-
sirable assortment of feWston made Calf shoes for
Misses, Women and Children, which I am SELL
ing at the lowest rates. invite especial atten-
tion to these fine goods. sts sHiiT ~
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THANKs.-Master Mark Severns, of
this village has entitled himself TO the
thanks of the PRESS gang for basket
of nice pippins and his compliment
arY note.
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entity Lodge. No. IL. r. aud a M-
meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month
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Ravenna Encampment, No. 1:9.
Meets every and and 4th Fridays of each month
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The new $3.50 Bed Spring. manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed 70 give satisfac-
) on. ~ y,.r 66-tf.
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For Liverpool & Queenstown

Inman Line of Mail Steamers sailing from
New York, every Saturday, and alternate Tues
days. ti1t -. 49,.
Tickets sold to and from England, ireland.
and the Continent aLusssss G2Fsia u
.a5-tfs JOHN G. DALE. Agent
10. broadway. N. Y.
C.E. wITTER, Cashier. First National Bank
Ravenna. Ohio. fsaf} toi. 1s4-dm 20
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MTILlNERY.

The balanceof the Millinery stock belonging
to the estate of Mrs. &C. Hasbrouck, will be
found on exhibition snd for sale at the rooms of
n. ]. sysett. Phenix Block where win be found
some great bargains. J. 8. SMITH, Assignee.
Sept. o, IsTa.
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Interesting Letter.

The following letter was not writ
ten for publication, but as it contains
matters of interest and will serve to
show the spirit and temper of the peo-
pie of the South, and the cheerful and
hearty manner in which they accept
the situation" by permission of Mr..
Clark, we give it place in our col
umns.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.
STATE OF OHIO, ], IS .
D4. nnWTsrH-r 50 ;

PORTAGE COUNTY,
DURSUANT to the command of an Order of
rleas for said County, to me directed. in the
case of Samuel r. Freeman 4 as paintins, and
Jacob 4. Slough 81 ais. defendants shall oner for
sale at public auction at the door oil the Court
House in Ravenna. county and state Aforesaid,
Saturday, the 30th day of November, A. ID.
1872. between the hours of IL O'Clock q. m and
O'Clock p. N. of said day, the following descrlb-
ed real estate, to-wit: Situate in the township
of kayenna. in the county OF Portage and State
4S, in the south division OF lots in said township,
and being A acres in the noTth half of said lot,
of Abram Eckelt and Jacob Eckert on
the west by lands OF Henry Furry. ON the
east by lands of solomon siang hser, being
the same lands decided by John 1appan to John
parcel of land, known as being part of said Lot
No. 46. in the South division Oflots Of kavenna,
and bounded as follows: beginning in the
west corner of land owned by John slough;
thence running south eS72 deg east. l2 chains
and s7hs links along said Stough's south line to
! a post; thence south chains. 331S links toa
post; thence westward parallel with SAID
StouRh,s south line IL chains ana sIN INKS
to the Township line Mt q post; thence north
along SAID township line chains and 3S1S links
to place Ct beginning continuing three acres OF
land beiii the same lands convey ed by joel
Beerey to Iohn slough, January 10Th, 1855 And
also one other piece or parcel of land to be sold
uate in said township, county and state, and
known as part Of Lot No. 47, in the south Diyts-
| ION Ot IOtS III Said township, DOunQeQ anu uch-
cribed as follows: on the North and West by lot
lines of said Lot No II, the kast by lands OF
j. Eckert, and on the South by the Pennsylvania
ami Ohio Canal Feeder, supposed to contain
acres of land, being the same land conveyed 70
John slough by Peter slough. May 18th 1eus
| But all OF said lands to be sold Subject to tile
dover estate OF Mary slough heretofore assign
| ed therein by metes and bounds, viz: lOx
| aci es between the lands OF Abratn Eckert anu
John Slaughter, deceased; also about 123 rods
of timber land, and certain right OF way and
the frre of 50 much of barn as will stable two
lpf.x all nf fxEh will frll
| dover. and the report OF Commissioners there
under to which reference is made. A
! r. First two pieces subject 70 the dover OF Mary
| Slough. appraised ut $aO65. ott
Third piece subject to the dover of Mary
slough, appraised at s. q.
/ rss,. a a45d 80 o B. PAINE. sherin.
| II. W. RATLIFF. .tr tsg t't@N
RANNEY q HATFIELD, Atty's. f-
| 3 Oct 22, 1S72-n2iS-5w nm
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OUR NEW GERMAN CORSET,
Superior to the French Woven, inequality and
make, is retailed at IS cents, at
2HO( roe BROS. =
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REPORT of Examination held in Isa-
VIENNA, October 18th:
Number applications 80.
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To Save Money,
Go to. j. s, Walkers, opposite Citizens Hsil, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired toio0k as
good as lnew.suI 40. tAs' tEuia '''" -.i'i
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WOOLEN GOODS

Of greatvariety and every style. CAssimeres
Satinetts Doeskins, Daillfa Cloths, Beaver Over
Coating. water Proof, ali grades; Flannels. red
white, blue and plaid opera, and all kinds of
heavy Flannels. for Men and Boys wear.
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20 REMOVAL.
NJ. J. LfSETT has renioyec his Hoop Skirt
and Corset factory to the room under the store
OF II. L. Day in Phenix Block, where those In
want of goods in his line are requested to call.
Ravenna March 1s, 1878. .li, ..-5s 1s6-tf.
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Books, Papers. Envelopss. Notions,
Drugs, Paints, Oils. varnishes. &C.. at bottom
prices at SMITH. WOODRUFF 3 cos.
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CaII nnd rxamInI

q speciality at ss.i 20 a,..l ..t.3 DEMING's.
May 20. 1872 = -J.a Isz. a'., a5it9e a9..t %, =
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The undersigned having purchased the milk
route of George r. Ticknor. is prepared to fur
nish his oil customers and all others who may
wish to purchase, the best quality Of milk at
Reasonable rates, 49,. = HORACE BARBER. y
October l. 1872. -.-lal. ~ - aao 2l6ea. ~
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Lamp Chimneysy
just received. a large lot OF FiintLamp Chin.
neys. Try them.
SMITH, WOODRUFF & co.
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PuRE MoHAIRs.

Mantua Station. Oct. .. 1s-s.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY
3 You viii save money by purchasing Davis
Sewing Machine, as 1t ts SO simple that you can
learn TO use 1t in three hours, thereby saving the
trouble and expense OF boarding an Agent from
seven TO ten DAYS. on Efff}5 sO7
COFFEE AND SUGAR.
Go to Converse's Store for splendid Coffee at
a5c. and good Brown Sugar at 10s. per pound.
FIAx STRAW WANTED.
The highest market price viii be paid for any
quantity OF Flax Straw delivered at my mill
near the A. q G. w. Railroad Station, in
Ravenna. II. A. DOOLTTTLE.
Rayenna, July 80. 1s72 2O6-tf
Glass Ware,
The largest stock in town may be found at
May as. is72. { l97. 40 DEMING's.
Go to Deming's
to purchase your Glass Ware.
May %. 1874. seFesgss s1T. :.
IkESskg REMEMBER.
The place tobuy PLAsrER is at s.ts
s92 C. d. HUDSON'S.