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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

Don't forget the Democratic and
Liberal Republican Mass Meeting te
be held in this village on Thursday
next, the 26th inst. Every citizen
should be on hand to hear the able
and eloquent speakers announced for
the occasion. Gen. .. F. FarnesWorth
of Illinois. and g General Aquila Wiley,
our candidate for Secretary of State.
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SOmer energetic thief enferedi the
A!i& g. w. flepoti Wednesday morn
ingaand abstraetebaboutI $4,000 in
bills from the safe, which the Agent,
D.g H. 7Knowlton, had. .thoughtlessly
left unlocked asfewmoments. D. OF the
thiefaor moneysnothing has since been
heard-Kent Bulletin. s7ef .sfs 'aae
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LesalrNNtiee.e

MarthaaBIgelow Executrixfo IN the Probate
of the last mi and Testal C6urt Of Portage
ament OF Augustus Btge4 County, Ohio ~
low, deceased. -9sti "a
Us.
James S. Bigelpw,osth
Charles A. Bige1ow, SPetition to Sell
Levi H. Bigelow, Land.
Loretta A. KeifoS4 9StfOfE
Frank n. Kelso, ......,. ..,s
Ida s. Bigelow, h'l'1 9''AAnD anVi'9
Henry S. BigelOw,f / ,,.-,,,.s.. ,s,r
2ft Martha Bfgeiow.s 81 = I. @ -. "',le @ ~ ~
To James S. Bigelow, and Charles A. Bieelow.
heirs and legal representatives Of Augustus
BigeioW, deceased: .Ssni9 efiI q -
VOU are hereby informed that, on the oath
utrix fled her Pefition In the Probate Court OF
Portage County. Ohio, the object and prayer of
which petition is, to obtain an order the 10Th
day OF October a. d. 1873, TOR the assignment of
dover and homestead of Martha Bigelow. the
widow Of said Augustus Bigelow. deceased, in
Estate, tof which the said Augustus BigoloNi
died, seized) or SO much thereof as may be nec-'
essary to pay the debts of said decedent. to-wit.
Situate in Franklin Township, Portage County,.
Ohio, and commencing at the northwest corner
of Erastus Kinds lot; thence south 20 de-,
chains, 95 links; thence south 68 deg, eaSt
chains, 95 links; thence south % deg, west
chains, 50 links; thence north SO deg, west
chains, 161< links; thence north - deg. east1
chain, 81 links; thence north SO deg wet 10
chains, 76H links; thence south 10 deg, eaet
chains. "A links to the place of beginning, con-
aiming abont ten acres of land.
Said Petition will be for hearing at 10 O'Clock
NJ ofsaid 18th day q qsspbsr RTa lsTai Iow
Executrix of the last Will and Testamerkudf
Augustus Bigelow. deceased. s4
Sept. 18th. 1S72.-n213 4w
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-TTC VFT--eST

ON Monday morning of last week,
81. Cramer, man employed in work.
ing on Harris building in Kent, fell
from ladder W hich he was descend,
ing with an empty hod, distance of,
about Ia feet, .bruising him quite Sc
Yerely, but fortunately breaking no
bones.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

During the storm Of the 5th inst, a
valuable cow belonging to- Reuben
Cooley. living in the east part Of Sha-
lersville was struck by lightning in
the field and killed. On the same
day post between the house and
barn of George Cooley, in the same
township was sstruck. although very
near both, neither was injured. ,l.adn ;
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sHERIFrS sAIE.

~ =. tSsfS<f~r4ffV TafFtf Fia II
FHE sTA4n OF oHIo.5 ...H ...'.nnSa 's's'- =, :.
poRrAeF cosFfs essiTT0H Mf(ET,,
DURSU4NT % the coinm4nd or ais tierASf
e sale Issued from thss tjenFtv a. Common
tleas 14f sAfd County 70 NE diree1ed in the case.
Blank &als lefendanss sh4Ii oiIef for sale at
public au1tien 40 thestoor pf he Court House in,
kavenn4 c6hnt,A and st&te aIofesaid -
On the 1at t5ayet Odto5ef; Il. D.D7zc
between ths lputs of DO O'Clock AM
and 4 Qiel9ckf. NJ. ipf said day, the
following deSefibed Red Estate fe1witS
situate the Township 6 Franklin,
in theoofnty ofPortage, and State|of Ohio, ,andI
is krQNn Hs being part of Lot M 80, in said
township and sIfu ate n. The Yillage ofTKenf
and bonnQed by beg inning at point in the
east line hE the Street Known as EiFar Street 30.
feet norta froEa The nerthwest conner Of a GER
tain dwelling house now oWned by one GieRe:
thence east to the west bank of the Cuyahoga
River; thence northerly along the bank of said
riveF,te apointAtona feet ihorthe nom the
northeast corn rof the building Known as the
Red Warehouse used by c. w. Lane as his nlow
shop; thence westp tparaliel witt the southt line
to the east line of Said Strttt CO southeriv
along the east Gneof said stfeet to place at be- i
ginning, Intending to- ineittde ptow shop, tools
and fixtures, and subject 70 IN legal highways. /
3 -..lI,-s sdi Yl,s O. n FAME, sheriff. n
RoCKwRIUs q Rve&LES, PINS Ntt'ys.l y s IA
: September H. 1aT2-n212 5w /" -, = .rt,,.st -
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WElearn that Mr.. Elisha b. Howe,
4 former resident of this village has
been lying dangerously i'll at his resi-
dence in Grand Rapids, Mich. AT the
latest advices his physicians express
some hope for his recevery.as-s-
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{ The cool weather makes people be-
gin to think about winter clothing
Flath&( Poe have as fine a stock as
was ever brought to this market
Call and see it.
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ON Tuesday last Mr.. Geo. f. Green
brought to our Office an old CO on,
which he brought from the top of a
tail oak with his Dexter Smith fowl
ing piece which was loaded with No.
Z shot.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

NINTH ONO BArrERy RE-uNfoN.-s
The second annuali Reunion of the
Ninth Ohio Battery viii be held at
Hudson, Summit County, on Friday,
October llth. ,ae.5gse ios y eai''iasf' -isif
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

AFTER the 1st of October DIR. d. r..
Jennings will attend at. his Office in
Ravenna on Mondays of each week
instead of Saturdays, as at present. "a Il
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a LARGE number of our citizens at :
tended the Northern Ohio Fair at
Cleveland last week, and Portage
County did fair thing in the way of
obtaining. important premiums.
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"A fire at East Cambridge Mass, on,
Thursday night last destroyed Lincoln
% Co.'S kerosene OH works and eight
teaemaRt houses, losssbstween sos
GOO andI$ $600 003o.sTTA xITsk0aT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-09-19

Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan and Abra-
ham Browningi have been chosen
Electors at Large by the Democrats
and Liberal Republicans Of New Jer-
-sey, -. ID nr.e -E..T.rr.SI
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T1egTRE, RE,Nof4sFHsU
BATTERY A. REUNION.

BATTERY A, REUNION,
fThe ftffAn1u@i Reunien of Battery1A Eirst
Regk4 40 v. LA, viii Bsheld at 4Ravenha, oh
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th. 1879.
1t lis ezpe5tsd that Cen M. H. Gibson. win be
present and deliver the address on the occasion.
1t is hoped that all the surviving members
of the gallant old Battery WIN be present. as q
pleasant time is anticipated.
,9doO2ccii iSAR% s;H9%FTEs, & N
w. It. McGREW.
I'm n gCemmittee of ArrangemeptsJE
2HNTH II 4 Il .29IVTrs W9N
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REMOVAL.
MaREsKFTkas femose6 MS Ia HOOP ii 4 SKIRT
and Corset factory 4, the room nnder the store
of II. L. Day in Phenix Block, where those in
want Of goods fn his hne5 arg rsqqested to call.
lay assnnf n14s5 MaTeA 'Ic i issS, .oou AsS7t
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EnrSaifIS ssn. !, 1870

ED1NBtReH,, o., Sept II, 1872.
Received Of r, r, Sloan, State agent Of thsssts
Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company, Two
Thousand Rsllarss' 'ip ,payments ef-policy No.
26 160. issued January g. 1870, on the life of my
husband Franklih 'Rldridee.s
cannot too highly prize the kind solicitude
and prudent forethodght of my husband in ma
king this provision for myself and children. nor
too highly commend to my friends that sterling
company, the st. Louis Mutual, which through
its gent1dmaIly agents. WjiCe WeedoA9 and
Sims Rogers, have SO promptly met the claim.
SUSAN ELDRIDGE.
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List of advertisements

List OF AdvertIsementss n q.
J C. PI Ientfss-Hardware- = -
p Duff & Son-Duffs College.
Martha BIgelow-Legali Notice. f0sfa 70 II
Peter Reed-Notice,
LOCAL NOTICES. K EEeET 81
] C Maloney-Calf Shoes.
Com. Board of Education-school House at
Auction. ftisr $500 =. !
Susan Eidridge-Card.
Rattery A. Reunion. M -
Poe Bro's-New Goods. ~ ,fsff sssf9 FairssRsi
Poe Bro's-First Arrival.
Poe Bro's-Ottoman Scarf5.
Poe Bro's-New Styles
Poe Eros Cashmeres.
Foe Br0's-Cottons. 4 49,
Poe Bro's-eloaks. Cassimeres, aS 81
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The highest market price will be paid for, any
quantity of Flax Straw delivered at my mill
near the A. Il G. w. Railroad Station, in
Ravenna. 81 iia2a ftHe A. DOOLITTLE. =
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,ssasyl.J a1s-iI 20 zuigoiioa sd' satal
odI 10 tpahfe4f 1oi 9iabtbaao sdi
,ssas2ilisini sii rs 10 sstGtH h9iinJ
-1sgu9i sis ita bas g1iisTem 9hi i's
y1ia1e2 ed' nj s7ns
9 10 iid q iUo a9sd ssd msriH
SEPTEMBER 7i4f sid 1872.
-iin.pp a&ee tii5a4 ai a@@si ssa age
dfz a~"1 i43eee bra ~
tia n a1a1 t5 raifE ~ia e"s1it
s,.,i-ue,txy = asga !g2t sGias9d 5e
gailsss .s9e71oa tsi 7ot a4sfsf@ bda
~ a3:7tss i7 4i;I5l $50 A4sa siJ
- 53Sg.i5 81 fdsa +; n5el
-i- 1gA ssg9g 1 81 Is., yibg-.3
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Glass Ware,

The largest stock In town may be found at
May 90. 1872. 1877. DEMING'S.
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Lamp Chimneys,
how TO SAVE NONE

h, Books, Papers, Envelopes. Notions, s''
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &C., at bottom
prices at SMITH. WOODRUFF a CO.'S
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NEW GOODS,

POE BROTHERS are daily receiving large
quantities Of New Goods for their Fall and Win
ter trade. The fact that they were bought
during the great decline in prices will induce
everyone to give them call when making pur-
chases. 2i3
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YA0 orToMAN soARFsII q N
Long shawls, Ties, Bows, &C.. at
POE BROS.
So.K is3s4rxT- -SCvT 8 s5s15SoSA
OF Dress fabrics, in great variety, at
% POE BROS.
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Democratic r end Liberal Con.
gressfona1 Convention.

the Delegates of the several counties
comp0sing said District met at Citizens
Hall, in Ravehna, at one O'Clock on
Thursday, September 18th, 1872.
The Convention was. called to order
by D.C.OoelAiah,, ESQ, Chairniahns Of
thesC COMMITTEES who briefly stated the
objects of the meeting; and, on mo-
tion, Henry Talcott, of .Ashtabula
county was chosen tHresideii6 sSa1nsl
D. Harris, of Portage county vice
Pre- prs;lasHts G1:s ses : 70 q 3llqa ISf Lake,
on 5i6tioa As.ESair appointed D.
r. Page. of Lake, VIM. B. Quirk, of
Acknowledgment rL!iD. Bro wn, of Por-
tage, a Commifte on Credentials, who.
reported that the delegations from the
several counties were nearly full, and
recommended that the eIegatesi pres
ent from each county be allowed to
cast the votes to (which their several
counties were entitled. zsf'
Op,motion the delegates from the
several counties Proceeded to an.
nounce the names. aof two gentlemen
from each county to seryeas Congress
ioHai Committee, as foilows: :ilN7 -
Ashtabula.-HenCy Talcott, iJeffer-
son B, O. sRote, Geneya,tru ,.a,,gs ) 5!
Lake--D.a R. Page, Painesville; r.
p. Harmon, Kirtlafid.. d..i1f'idtsi9ai sfieis 1eii
GeaugaLE w. Porter, Chardon iJ..
L. johnson, iFarkmani FdIl IA
Trumbull-S.e L. Hunt j ames Dana,
Warren. .zllss
Portage-D. L. Rockwell, Kent; D.
q -gSoeln?p. 8aysqpF nI1uI4 iii
ed tos ann ouncei1 ent Of alatiies for can
didate for Representative in Congress,
Judge Birchard in brief, but STIR
ring; energetic and patriotic spescH, I
thesnnmez of Hon. Milton
Sutliff, of W4rren, as th8F candidate,
and, there beng no other name before
the Conventioh on motion of VIM. B.
Quirk, of Ashtabdls, JudgeSutliff was
nominated by acclamatiSn. W Q
The Conventien then proceeded to
the nominatibho Of candidate for
Elector of REssident and Vice Presi-
dent from the 10Th Disfrict. go 4
r. P. Harman, of Lake county, an
nounced the name of Capt. Jerome B.
BurE6ughsT9f Ashtabulai county, and
on motion, he was nominated by ac-
fai ri tHaffae9 ylno 9iifsl
The Convention then htsshafeia gave ! three
rousing cheers for the ticket this day
sAneAS &AtAWpa N'>@5eI
Capt Burroughs being present, was,
called to the floor and made to the
Convention an eloquent and ringing
speech, which was frequently gfeetedlI
with applause.
/. Gen. r. Brinkerhoff and Judge Bir-
chard were also called upon and re-
sponded in short and able speeches. q
d On motion the Chair appointed d
of one delegates from each
sounty in the District to notify Judge
Sutliff of his nomination. as follows
Juuius Dana, of Trumbull, d. c. Til
iensl of Geauga, iAbner Kellogg, ofI
III. Y. Beebe, of Portage,
and D. r. Page, of Lake. :, ;d9Nta7
On motion the Convention adjourn
ed. a1as ~
!, Ma, !aiisH, - Henry TALcoTT, Pres.
-,s.,,..,,. 8. D: HARRIS, Vice Pres
6. YOU'VE Secrstaries. 'a"' 80
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q You will save money by purchasing Davis
Sowing Machine. as it is SO simple that you can
lcarnto use it IN three hours, thereby saving the
trouble and expense of boarding an Agent from
sevenLto ton days. !, soT.
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~ HTFAFFRO1

We have nothing particularly new
here in the political Line. The same
u1mitigated Ieatherlhead holds forth
from the lying columns ofthe Cleye-
Land dailies,. .saers laailtime, t6an an
dience of one cow-jobber, two trem-
bling mail carriers, one deputy post
master, one Bail, besides two others
and one-half of man who in their
combined capacity are now running
Uncle Sans institution.
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FRe-Union Of Batteries I and G
- Est Reg. o. vi. A.

ERe-Union of Batteries I and G
1 % LIST Reg. o. vi. Al II
] The Fourth Annual Reunion of Bat
terry 1, First Light Artillery, wai
held at the Wright House, East Cleve-
land, on Friday. The attendance was
not as large as on former occasions
yet very pleasant time was had and
the gathering proved profitable to all
There were present of the Field OFF,
GERS, General James Barnett, Colonel
Cotter, and Major Goodspeed, and q
number of the members of Battery @,
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 filed
table prepared by landlord Benton,
and any 5beholder would have been
convinced that, as Battery "Ip knew
how to fight, they knew how TO eat
as we'll The occasion was enlivened
by the presence of the East Cleveland
Cornet Band. uf!4
After fdinner 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
treasHrer's report was also read and
adopted, showing the financial affairs
of the ASSOCIATION 10 be in q healthy
condition An amendment : to the
Constitution was adopted which ad-
nitsfpI membership in this assecia-
ton the members OF other batteries of
the regiment who may feel, disposed
to unite with it. Reniarks were made
by General Barnett and others on the
subject of 'regImentai reunion, and
upon motion OF GenerabBaEnett, Col5
onel Cotter and MAYOR 45eodspeed
were appoined committee upon such
reglmentaI organization, wltn4 power
10 calt0a Ileetip 4sf sllch Ilhle anu
plaSs;,. Y VIZ ha Wn5 proper anu
enueasor 70 nase AZ. al tsr 10y
and snei a,acs nea' ee'ins a. atm. me saihs 'lp1s
Ofieers were then elected with the
io11oM:ts ieSus.s.z az !, ri.s.a,,fA 9 .Da
rresiueht--0' d hasseif' ol i'aVen-
ia p...;5... = q wou oc
DRHHf o77iroIT y 7fiISl, Y alAei,s y
ise S esel.na oa,,
-, I..f p II, OrafAiIey' y ~ naFeh-
iS1 1, r.. D.,
OlSaS 5asSS5 HuSn HuSn ~ si'asShley,a olII fast ff,sst
o'Tse Tran.,,;-o f,o,r,,;.t.a in,n "a Eon.;o D..
Aeuuss uxtW llilssegr4lris sse TV5aH Tor. r
SIeveland G T T r r HINT % of Rsyen,a y, 1A''
4 fktSiSJ III HfIAHtp III Tft-T11t1sf i q
kSbsf NJ, HA 44h9I9 RI ,p ptfd 81 Skfd Iaa
r. oI.4 =. .S -
iy - 81 .sgsn
lasls a.ss; .asssa sS
~ " stlt Nhilous1 .lie slllAs,
Mnsn ~ ,sna.l' nave aDeSn .oeeermineq isseli
upon. "A vote Oh tnanKs was was tenoera @ el'T
1 e Iass SlS y yeianf SQineS q Pana,
tg LII n,he e lYss ID DeEtoay9. tne N rlgnl
o4 ~ ~ ~, s..'S kS sSttNS
!es,l SEIne Mes1ng Iouitnei daylWas
tneh cioseo. .,.
too ORGANIZATION OF BATTERY O.. I'd =
Bait Battery G. lst Reg g; ,;H. y: L; 4: per;
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, O..
Designated Depository of the
us. .s-.-

Designated Depository of the
Us. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best narke ct rates
stocks and Bonds of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market. sef SfeiA
Highest Market rate for $40 and 1o-4o
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
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 at
New York rates. -
Revenae stamps ---all 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. sI
W. n. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO ROBINSON, President k
Sent. 8. 1868, If. ~
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.iE Cos. b..a.ss..E 4 Z
to purchase your Glass ware. 81
Nay p is7a Ell III 1s9
REMEMBER.
The place to buy PLASTER is at
500. C. D. HUDsON's.
Law Student Wanted.
Apply to w. B. THOMAS,
April 25. 1879. 191 Ravenna, O..
To Save Money,
GotoJss. Walkers. opposite Citizens Hall, %
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. tolook as
good as new.
Rartaeniarl lAt.sntaon
paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
by j. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
Glass Ware
a specially a.. / i DEAING's.
May s9, 1ST2- 1877.
FINE CLOTHS.
An elegant assortment of Fine Cloths and
particularly adapted to first class
trade just opened at J.C. BEATTY'S
April II, 1Sz5-
IA fuh stock of Gents Youths and Boys
Clothing now ready for sales at bue
April 18th, 1STs il.si-isss-s
HATS.
Almost everything that is new In the Hat
line can be found at f1itC' J!BEArFY's.
4sAprill7s 1S72.at So taa tlss g,iigDd JT.F4a
Call and Examine
The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance & Wells the best article ever sold for the
moneys Every one guaranteed 20 give satisEac-
on z Ia. s..as IA isai- ala 10 'o6-st.1
IF YOU WANT
knelegant fitting suit. hs7e II maaeat. ITy' }
BEAYTY'S,
flp'e. f1pfli l;fp =; ~ itLuO IlanoHsa6TTJ
FURNISHING GOODS.
A full stock Of all kinds or Cent? @tFuzuishihk
Goods in full supply, at BEATTY'S.
AAIPgrhn "a 1s7sfIo0 taGD bne I9o11I
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A full stock of all kinds Of Gent{tFuruishihk
Goods in full supply, at BEATTY's.
Aprill "a 1s7rTo) tsFO bne I9o1I
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COTTONS
$50 ,tue al rlasCl 9xEst0E q; fdsgo1G 1oY
Are sold atiagreat Decline at dol POE BROS
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CASHMER

CASHMERES
Infhe new fashionabieI ILohdsn shsslessst
/ a 81 PoE BROS
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T-TTT"
FIRST ARRTVA

weare now opening new goods at general
reduction in prices E .efsi - POE BROS.
hept. 1s 1872, 213:tf.
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--- ! q Z FL
NOTICE. -.
UTHEREAS; my xi6a, Esther G. Reed; has
w left my bed and board without any.ljust
cause or provocation. hereby forbid all persons
trusting or harboripg her or ny. daughter Eva,
on 81 E 4 s2sE 1e asPts
- .,.iIts.s F.aa jrsyis...,t III PEEER REED.
? SepCemDer IA, 1914 g,ne -
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Campaign Pencils.
!, GrsSs GrsGlsy ana aad Wilson, w,BiITowa - IA -
at Empire Book Store.
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.staddDH cl1Fil i.snoFs!H' {

.sst9ddDH C4iIFl isHOEs.Ic e1Ioot
have now in stock very complete and de-
sirable assortment of Custom made Calf Shoes for
Misses, Wbnfeh and Childreh. which. an eell-
ing at the lowest rates. invite especial atten-
ton to these fine goods.
AniysH .Fsiste q g.aas yiaJsC, MAL0NET. r
shoe store next door to First Nationa! Bank,
Ravenna, Sept. IL Is7a. ils..g
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Ravenna Encampment, No. 1ae.
Meets every and and 4th Fridays OF each month.
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.sauoOFFEE AND SUGAR, elise a.
Go to Converse's Store for splendid Coffee al
a5c and good Brown, Sugar et lo4 per- pound
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millinery.

: The balance of the Millinery Stock belonging
to the este Of Mrs. AlG. Has sbfohck, IFiii be
found ohezhibition ana fof sale at the rooms or
M. j. Sysett. Phenix Block, where will be found
some great bargains. y.!s. SMITH, Assignee
Sept. 9. 1872. n112 ,(.,,I -,
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To Save Money
GotoJsS. Walkers, opposite Citizens Hall, %
get your clothes cleaned and repaired, tolook as
good as new :
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Call and Examine

Call and Examine
The new $4.6O Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance & Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money! Every enc guaranteed 70 give satisEac-
on. - L.. y = ~ i..,t. IL >. 81, .66-tf. ]
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IF YOU WANT
kTelsgant Atting suit, hs7e II maaeiatt IIl' }
BEAYTY's.
5A!p'F. 5AApfFll I'll II 1872. tLuD 1aanoHss6qT)
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HATS.
Almost everything that is new in the Hat
line can be found at fNstC' BEArFY'S.
,April.l7s 1s72.at 80 ssa tss gaisDa 1T.r4a
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CLOTHING. rT
"A fnn stock of Gents Youths and Bows
Clothing now ready for sale at E
|tii = f''It BEATTY,s.
April 1zth. 1872. si.a-i-iss-e
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NewHAdvg{.tfs.ts.
DUFFSaGOI4TiEGE.

The Oldest and most reliable 1nstitution for OBJ
tanning a mefeantile Education
Hb@r PracticaI business men as instructors
For informaEisnA write fosS,a ciscular to P.
DUFF q SONS, Pittsburgh. Pa,
Sept H. lsszsf; dyT a1ei.,.;2is- s-am-eom.
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FINE CLOTHS.
An elegant assortment of Fine Cloths and
particularly adapted to a first class
trade just opened at J.C. BEATTY'S
April II, 1S72.
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Q, saspls1 ollw 3a4eolned yr9ya
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..,,....-..,. = % y. II IIARRIS, v ICC TTtE,
{; &. :; Yogsa. G5asS' seorstarios. q s"' % 81
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Law Student Wanted.
Apply to w. B. THOMAS,
April 25. 1872. 191 Ravenna, o.
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rArtieaisrl.s.sIn,,tIon

paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
by j. s. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
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EAvEsNA. THURSDAY. SEPT. 10. 1879.