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MILLINERY.

with new goods and a new trimm from
w New York, Mrs. j. 81. Green is now
prepared to suit the tastes of the most
fastI dious. Always on hand full line of
LADIES' UNDER WEAR.
Dress making promptly attended to.
Has Commercial street, cor. 5th avenue.
April :, 1872. 10
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ORGANISATIONS for teachers certia
cates will be held In the stone school
house In EmPoTia the last Saturday in each
month, commencing at Q O'Clock q. IA.
examination partly oral and partly writ
Ten. ApPlicauts VIII please proYIde them
selves with paper and pencils. By order
OF the Board OF Examiners,
tiJ d CHA HTRTPe
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HORACE GREELEY was nomi
naied for President on sixth ballot
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Seed Wheat.

WYE are now receiving from Iowa and
w Minnesota Spring Wheat to supply
the demand of this entire south western
country. Parties wishing to secure seed
should call at once and leave their orders
with u. p. BOWMAN & CO.,
feb2Stf Emporia, Kansas.
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Sweet Potato Sprouts

A LARGE lot of Potato Sprouts at j.
IA V. Carter's farm, five miles west OF
Emporia, on the Cottonwood river, near
the Baker Ford, which viii! be sold at the
lowest market price, either by wholesale
or retail, e. BLACKLEDGE
May Ist, 1872 1Sw1
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership
THHE partnership keretofore ezastins
Il under the name OF North 4 SheInire
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
g. II. NORTH, =
A. u. SHELMtRE.
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MEANING.

T AN now prepared to weave carpets in
the best manner, at very reasonable
prices. will pay the drayage on all car
pets of 20 yards and over. Residence
near So lens mill.
feb23tf MRS. L. S. HUNT.
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FOR SALE.

A NO. stock and grain farm in Lyon
"A county; $50 acres; 20 acres good tim
Der; 20 acres fine bottom land; stock wa
ter plenty; good house, stable, crib, &c. j;
~ acres under good fence; IS acres under
cultivation; being the southeast quarter
and part Of the northeast quarter OF sec
ton !, township IS, range IL; only Sz3
per acre. e. BORTON,
Real Estate Agent,
1853 Commercial ST., EmpOTia, Kansas.
ianItf
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Boarding House For Rent.
TINE new and well located building,
4 corner Merchants street and Attn ave-
nue. is for rent. 1t was built for a board
ing house, and has ample room and facili-
ties. Apply to Z. p. BANCROFT.
I4-1TE
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BLACKSMITHING.

"IRAM CONNER has again taken
IL charge of his old blacksmith shop,
on Commercial street. and is prepared to
accommodate the public with all work in
his line. jan1tf.
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Hair Dressing.

"AIR and switches dressed to order
LII and hair jewelry. On Sixth avenue
opposite the Madison house.
mar22tf Mrs. II. W. TRAYLOR.
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DO you wish to sell Il. X. BOndS2
Do you wish to sell Bridge BOndsf
Do you wish to sell Court House Bonds!
Do you wish to sell School Bonds!
Do you wish to sell any Bonds?
Counties. Townships, Cities or Districts!
Address GEO. NJ. NOBLE, Topeka, Kas.,
or, j. r.. MULVANE, Cashier Topeka
Bank and Savings institution, Topeka,
Kansas. lam1
NFTUCDAD DID
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The following dispatch was received
ut this Office at 2:45 this p. m:
CINCINNATI, May Sd, 1872.
Greeley leads on the first ballot, an(
Adams comes next. No, choice.
LATER.
Charles Francis Adams l. nominated
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ready for market at low prices and salts
faction guaranteed. Select from the larg-
est stock and patronize the oldest and
best nursery. Come and see and make
your own selections OF home grown trees
liberal discount TO dealers.
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Ca0e cAs II
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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FROM cINC1NNATI.
GREELEY AHEAD ON FIRST BALLOT

Adams Receives the Nomination.
Still Later---HOraee Greeley the Man.
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which / will take up at any time during
the spring and start them again in first
class condition anywhere, at prices so low
that all can well afford to indulge in .
choice Collection OF these beautiful pro-
ductioHs.
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|Biggest and Best.

Oldest and Most Reliable.
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P. G. HALLBERu's
SPRING of 1872.

Having for some years made n speciality
Of builds and hot house plants, have now
on hand, and for sale at very moderate
figures, over
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THE EmpOria Nursery and Garden. y

Having closed out all my dry goods stock
have filed my store with
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26
sHERIFFF's SALE.


PoRT1eG coGSTY, IS; III II srisas
DURSUANT to the command of an Order of
il Sale issued from the Court of Common
Pleas for said County, to me directt in the
case of Samuel X. Freeman u al. plainLiffs, and
Jacob +. Slough, defendant, shall offer for
sale at public auction, at the door of the Court
House in Ravenna, county and state aforesaid,
On the l4th day of October, Il. d. '72,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M and
O'Clock P. N. of said day, the following describ-
of kayenna, in the county OF Portage and State
of Ohio, and known as being d part of Lot No.
49, in the south division oflots in said township,
and being "A acres in the north half of said lot
and. bounded on the north by lands of Abrsm
Eckert and Jacob Eckert, on the Westby lands
of Henry Furry, on the south by lands of Joel
Berry, and on the east by lands of = Slaaghtar
being the same lands decided by John Tappan to
John Slough, Septem ber Sd, 1888; also another
lot or parcel of land, being part of said Lot No.
4S, beginning at ii stone pile in the Township
line at the southwest corner of land formerly
owned by John Slough; thence south 67% deg.
east II chains and 671z links along said Stough's
south line to pos5 thence south 2 chains, 33<
links to 4 post; thence WeStwardly parallel with
said Stough his south line IL chains and 81 x links
to the Township line at post; thence north ON
ginning containing three acres of Land but SUBJ
ject to the dover estate of Mary Slough hereto
fore assigned by meets and bounds, viz: 1O1<
acres between the lands of Abram Eck6rt and
of timber land, and q certain right OF way and
the free OF SO much OF barn will stable two
COWS ali of which will fully appear in writ of
dover. and the report of Commissioners there
under to which rel erence is made.
- lisFi o. b. PAINE, Sheriff.
RANNEY & HATFIED, Atty's. ~ ']lP : u
Sept. 10. 1S72-n2l2-5w .H q . II
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CoMn to the Fair; everybody
The Duty y5',f OF Democrats. dilit, "a !,

Joseph X. Edgerton, of Indiana,
the gentleman, whom Grants emana-
gers were anxious to have nominated
by the louisville sitie show with the
hope of thus defeating the Liberal
ticket in Indiana, has written aletter
which shows little sympathy with the
Bourbon impracticabilities. He ad-
mits that Horace Greeley was not his
choice for President, ,!but asks how the
popular movement which selected
him could have been resisted. In
conclusion, Mr.. Edgarton says: .:.i; -....5 !;
What, then, shall ! do2 Shall 1,
from mere pride Of opinion or because
of personal preference, or from any
baser motive, fail to cooperate with
the great mass of men of my own
party and principles to secure peace
and good government to my country !?
Shall vote for Grant, or fail to vote
for Greeley, and thus give strength
and success to a party and to men who
as 1 honestly believe, viii not give the
country peace and good government !!
For one, as O citizen and Democrat,
faithful to the principles of the party
as / understand them, have from the
first anno ouncement of the Cincinnati
nomination and platform believed it
to be wise and patriotic for the Dem
ocratic party to support Greeley and
Brown, #* - 4
Factions are not party, nor are prin-
ciplesf; and if were less of a Demo=
crat than am, would not hope to
maintain the bulwarks of Democracy
by yielding support to the malcontents
of the Louisville Convention, who do
not, as believe represent either the
Democratic party or its principles, but
are, possibly without design, aiding
to subvert both. 1t would require
more than the great professional repu-
tation of Mr.. Charles O'Conor, or the
family of Mr.. John Quincy Adams,
even if those two gentlemen had ac-
cepted the dubious honor of your
nomination, to redeem your conven-
tion from the contempt due to a great
failue in all that can dignity a politi-
cal movement, except a possible pow
ep of doing harm to the cause it pro
fesses to honor and aid. Respectfully
yours so JOSEPH *. EDeARToN.
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with the following other members
present who paid their regular initia-
lion fee of 81: G. D. Waters, James
w. House, J. f. Miller, Patrick Burke
Geo. II. Winchell, NJ. FL. Hamblin,
Alonzo Waters, John Woodruf, Z.
Fovorgue.
The following resolutions were
then adopted:
ResosUed, That we adopt the consti-
tuition of Battery as the Constitution
of Battery G.
ResolUed, That the Secretary is here
by authorized to have one hundred
copies of the Constitution of Battery
printed to circulate among its mem
bers. SIS
The Battery then adjourned to meet
at the time specified by the Regimen
tai Executive Committee.
~ 4,f-F GEO. E. MOORE, Pres.
j. d. WHEELER, Sec.
In the evening a social party was
held at the Hall, to which many re-
manned, and thus added to, the pleas
nre which. adj had experienced through
the day.
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Re-Union of Batteries and C
.unso 1st Reg. o. ". L..

The Fourth Annual Reunion of Bat
terry i, First Light, Artillery, was
held at the Wright House, East CIeYe-
land, on Friday-.trhe attendance was
not as large as on former OCCASIONS,
yet a very. pleasant time was had and
the gathering proved profitable to all.
There were presentio of the Field OFF, :
GERS, General James Barnett, Colonel
Cotter, and Major Goodspeed, and a
number of the members of Battery 6,
also participated in the exercises.
The time until dinner was. passed in
social recreation, and at two O'Clock
the company sat down to a well filled
table prepared by landlord Benton,
and any beholder would have been
convinced that, as Battery stI') knew
how to fight, they knew how to eat
as well. The occasion was enlivened
by the presence of the East Cleveland
Cornet Band. -
After dinner the organization was
called to order by President W. W.
Calhoun of East Cleveland, the roll
was, called, and, the, proceedings of
last meeting read and approved. The
treasurer's report was also read and
adopted, showing the financial affairs
of the ASSOCIATION 10 be in healthy
condition. An amendment to the
Constitution was adopted which adj
mits to membership in this associa-
tion the members of other batteries of
the regiment who may feel disposed
to unite with it.. Remarks were made
by General Barnett and others on the
subject of a regimentaf reunion, and
upon motion of General Barnett, Col
onel Cotter and Major Goodspeed
were appoined a committee upon such
regimental Organization, with power
to call meeting at such time and
place, as they may think proper, and
endeavor to have all Batteries hold
their, next meeting at the same time
and place.
Officers were then elected with the
following result:
President. B. Russell, of Raven
ia.
Vice-President-J. S. Walker, of
Ravenna. 49,. Da H.. Isl
Secretary. H. Oakley, of Raven
Treasurer--Hugh Buckley, of East
Cleveland.
Executive Committee-Morris Por-
| ter, of Euclid, l.. B. Eddy, of East
Cleveland, L. p. Hunt, of Ravenna.
| There was no time or place fixed
upon for the next meeting, owing to
the movement in regard to regi-
mental organization. The Executive
| Committee will announce the time,
when it shall have been determined
upon. A vote of thanks was tender-
ed to the East Cleveland Cornet Band,
to esminei host" Benton of the Wright
House, and to the Executive Commit
tee. The meeting for the day was
then closed.
ORGANIZATION OF BATTERY G.
Battery e, 1st Reg. o. V. L. A. per-
fected an organization Tuesday. the
10Th day of September, 1872, by cleet-
ing,-- rmJ .-tts-' al -. ,et
George e. Moore, President.
Addison Stockham, Vice Pres : &
Jno. ID. Wheeler, Secretary. =
Phillip ,Kreager, Treasurer.
Executive Committee-Alex. Mar,
shall, Chas. Calhoon, Julius Thomas
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sHERIFES SALE.
THE sTATE'oF OHIO, &C. '''
PORTAGE. COUNTY, ~;

THE sTATEoF OHIO, IS. -, Z,
PoRTAGE-CoUNTY, Cs'. ..-' -"4iA q. 3
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
Il sale issued from the Court of COMMON
fleas for said County. to me directed in the case
of Jonathan n. StrattOn, plaintiff. and Jacob
Blank & al, defendants, shall offer for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court House, in
Ravenna, county and State aforesaid,
On the 14th day Of October, Il. d. '72,
and 4 O'Clock +. M OF said day, the
following described Real Estate to-wft: !:
situate in the Township of Franklin,
in the county of Portage. and State of Ohio, and
is known us being II part of Lot No. 80, in said
township, and situate in the village OF Kent,
and bounded by beginning at point in the
east line of the street known as River street. so
feet north from the northwest corner OF a cer-
tain dwelling house now owned by one Clegg;
thence east 10 the west bank OF the Cuyahoga
River; bhence northerly along the bank of said
river to point ten feet nOrtherly from the
northeast corner OF the building known us the
Red Warehouse used by Z. w. Lane. as his plow
shop; thence west parallel with the south line
the east line OF said Street; thence southerly
along the east line OF said street to place of be-
ginning. intending to include plow shop. tools
and fixtures, and subject to all legal highways.
Appraised at $1,000. s-ll -l.-E = 7 - -
..., o. B. PAINE, Sheriff,
ROCKWELL & RUGGLEs Pl'ffs Att'ys.
September 12, lS72-na12-5w d 1880 .
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LEGAL NOTICE.

The State of Ohio, Portage County, IS. ~
William Falconer, Plaintiff) In Common Pleas
VS.. Court of said
ISAAC ID. SPAULDING, of Brooklyn, in the
Il State of New York, viii take notice that
William Falconer, of the county of Wayne in
the State of Ohio, did on the nth day Of July
H. d. 1872, file his petition in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for the county of Portage
in said state OF Ohio. against the said Isaac ID.
Spaulding, defendant setting forth that on the
20th day of November q. d. 1SI1, the said defend-
ant was indebted to the said plaintiff in the sum
of $3.50 90 for wages or salary of the said plain
tiff, before that time, and then due and payable
from the said defendant to the said plaintiff Tor
the services of the said plaintiff, by him before
that time performed, as the hired servant of and
for the said defendant, and ut the request of the
said defendant through his authorized agents,
and which said sum of money the said plaintiff
AYERS was then due and payable; yet the said
defendant and his authorised agents, though Of
ten requested, have not paid said sum of money
nor any part thereof wherefore said plaintiff
prays judgment against the said defendant for
the said sum of $3.50 co. together with interest
thereon from said 2Oth day of November, a. d.
1871, and for costs. ...t .t 5--
And the said Isaac d. Spaulding is notified
that he is required to appear and answer said
petition, on or before the third Saturday after
the Goth day of September next
st-7 WILLIAM FAECONER.
rt BY ROCKWELL Il RUGGLES, his Att'ys,
August ~, 1917. 20S-6w .t.-.....7.f .....
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,INguRY TO HIRAM GoLLIks.-3We
learn from the Cleveland papers OF
Friday evening, that, on the afternoon
of that day, Mr.. Hiram Collins, for
merly of this village and lately pro-
prietor of the American House,
Cleveland, was thrown from his car
fiage atthe cofnefIof Erie ana HAM
ilton streets, receiving serious injuries
He was takengte Or. Keegan's drhg
store, at the corner of st. Clair street,
where it was found that no bones
were broken, though there were sew
eral severe contusions about the head,
and fears are entertained that his skull
is fractured. But little hopes are en-
tertained for his recovery.
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The New 7-3O Gold Loan Bends
Northern Pacific, Railroad.
The First National Bank
OF RAVENNA,

Are now selling and unhesitatmgly recon- mend
these bonds to their custoBfers and all -palales
who have money to invest as the most profitable
rs well safe Investment that is now offered to
the public. 5
sponsibie iinanciers who have fully in sestiga-
ted the securities upon which the $50 tiold
I;onds are based cannot doubt Che reports, both
official and unofficial. heretofore published {,
Confirmed as they are by the letters OF .sucl
high-toned. honorable Gentlemen sas Bayard
Taylor ext Cow Bross- of Illinois. "a W: Bryan
and Others who have recently visited the New
Northwest. Letters just published and can be
had at Bank free.
Having full coRfisicneei I'M these securities,
have ordered large amount of the 7-3O Gold
Loan Bond, and will be pleased to SUPPLY = all III
our customers and Others who are desffoAs oil
making food, Safe and Prolitable In vestahent
We Keep on hand Bonds of 800. 500 and s.,
co., which We exchange for Governnent o.
Bonds on which interest viii soon cease. Thus
realizing handsome profit and increasing the
capital 10 to 10 per cent.
Will pay highest market price for Coupons on
Northern Pasihc and Government Bonds.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Drafts drawn and cashed ON all the pr1ncfp a.
cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts on England, Ireland and all
cities in Europe.
O. e WITTRR, Cashier, 162. ElfsstTtse ~ ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26

The 26th Annual Fair of the Mahon-
ing County Agricultural Society will
be held at Garfield on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. October
LIST, I'd and Sd. We are under obliga-
ton to Mr.. Beardsley, the Secretary
of the Society, for pamphlet copy of
the liberal premium list of the Socie-
ty, and also for complimentary tick
ct to the fair.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26

In order to gain time to remove
our Office we issue our paper on Tues
day this week, one day in advance OF
our usual time. We may be compell-
ed to issue but a halt sheet next week,
though we hope not to be driven to
that necessity. AZ
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26
The reunion of the 9th Independei

The reunion of the 9th Independent
Battery takes place on-the I1th of next
month at Farrar's Hall in Hudson.
An address will be delivered by M. G.
Reed. Esq, and the generous ladies of
that town will prepare repast for the
occasion, and a grand ball will be held
at the hotel of Mr.. Wadham In the
evening. All honorably discharged
soldiers, whether belonging to- the
Battery or not, are invited to attend.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26

PBIN.-The thinnest thing of the
season is the grand Grant mass meet
ing which is being held as we go to
press. The people don't mass. worth
continental. Not. three hundred
people are present from out of town.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26
Removal.

-OfIliIEsI3ft llfib !tlfti.-fl
After this issue the office of the
PRESS will be removed to the new
block of the Messrs. Reed, where we
shall haye rooms much better adapt.
9fsH SEtk Z. W ~ as
cd to our business, and be more pleas
antly situated. When we get regula-
fed we will be happy TO receive the
calls of our friends.
Entrance to Office on Alley, east
end of Phenix Block.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26

SENATOR DAVIS DEAD.-Hon. Gar
rett Davis, United States Senator
from Kentucky, died at his residence
in Lexington, at half past six O'Clock
on Sunday morning, of gangrenous
affection of the lungs, in the seventy
second year of his age.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26

THE Democratic and Liberal Re-
publican meeting at .Garrettsville on
Tuesday of last week was well attend
ed. Buckeye Hall was crowded to its
utmost capacity. The speech of Gen.
Warner is highly spoken Of by all
those who listened to it.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26

NEW FIRM.-As will be seen by our
advertising columns, our old friends,
O.V Scarf and FL. L. Searl have
opened new store in Reeds new
block, and have an entire new stock
of goods. They have one of the
pleasantest and most convenient
store rooms in the town, and their
stock is large and elegant. They have
large experience in the business and
viii endeavor to merit share of the
public patronage. Give them ascaH-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26

PUBLIC SALE.-On Saturday next
Mr.. James Reynolds sell at public
auction on his farm about a mile and
a quarter north of this village, a lot
of dairy cows and yearlings, together
with other valuable property.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26

ON Saturday last Peter II. Bean,
sold at public auction for Charles H.
Powers, living in the northwest part
of this township, a dairy of ten cows
which brought an average of S3S,1711a
per head. A-ilf -t t.sa ? = i.i-i 20
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26
Mr.. MIC. Stone had ] fns meeting

MfR.sMsC. Stone had fne meeting
at EWadsworth, Medina county, son
Tuesday evening, of last week, and
from the notice of his speech by the
Enterprise, of that town, Grant pa
Der, we are assured he made capital
speech. Mr.. Stopeis young man of
fine ability as speaker, and is doing
excellent service in the campaign, a
fact recognized by the State Commit
tee in assigning him to address two
important mass meetings.
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TO WHOM TT NAY coNCERN.

have been annoyed lately by the receipt OF
numerous anonymous letters. These commu.
nications of no interest to me, and take
this method to inform the miserable authors that
if this annoyance is not stopped at once, will
tell whatI know about letter writing without
reservation. mean business, and 1 think l
shall be understood-if not, will open up an
interesting budget, WESLEY GILL.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26

SIXTH ONO CAVALRY. REUNIoN..-
The sixth annual Reunion of the Sixth
Ohio Cavalry will be held at Ram
tlolph, Portage County, on Tuesday,
the 1st day of October zsl -, ',s z.
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u J II. u =
MILLINERY.

The balance of the Millinery Stock belonging
TO the estate of Mrs. A.tC. Hasbrouck, will be
found on exhibition and for sale at the rooms OF
II. J. Sysett. Phenix Block, where will be found
some great bargains. j. s. SMITH, Assignee.
Sept. 20 1872 n11s ~ ~ =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-26

The next examinations VIII be held
at Ravenna on Saturday, Sept. 2Sth
and in Hiram on; Saturday, Oct, 5th.
GEO. DARsIE, Clerk of Board.