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The wheat harvest has begun.

The wheat harvest has begun.
! FRENCH HEELS have gone out
| CoLoRED kid slippers are the --latest
wrinkle.
Oars are remarkably good in thii
vicinity.
THE farmers are busily engaged in
the harvest and hay fields.
RAsPBERRIEs are becoming quite
abundant.
ARTIFICIAL NEcKs, made of wax,
are perishable this weather.
TRYISG-To be told to keep cool
with the thermometer at SO in the
shade.
RAIN is very much needed. The
pastures are becoming brown and
scorched.
THE new roof on the Diamond Glass
Works is progressing rapidly towards
completion.
We furnish Envelopes, with busi-
ness card printed on Them. nearly rs
cheap as the blank envelopes can be
purchased.
CoURT adjourned on Tuesday last.
after a session of six weeks. We shall
give complete synopsis of its pro-
ceedings in our next issue.
THE Congregational S. S. held pic
mic at Brady's Lake, on "Wednesday
last. The Rayenna Cornet Band az
companied them.
The many friends of Mr.. NJ. I'll.
Carter will be glad TO learn that his
condition is much improved and that
he is now considered ont of danger.
THE Etna House Bus made its ap-
pearance on the streets on Monday
entirely repainted and refitted, and
looking as g gay as peaches
BOYS, in bathing, cannot be too care
full. A larger number than usual of
drowning cases have occurred IN dif-
ferent sections of the country this sea-
son.
That part of Phenix block occuli-
ed by the First National Bank, now
has new tin roof, instead of the old
leaky tar and paper, gravel and what
not, with which it was formerly COW
cred.
People cannot be too careful about
their diet this hot, sultry weather.
There are several severe cases of Infia-
nation of the bowels, and some dys-
intery in the village. An ounce of
prevention is worth pound of cure
AN old gentleman in Pennsylvania
walked forty miles to pay subscrip-
ton to a newspaper. We know OF
some people, In these parts, who we'd
walk forty miles out of their way,
over rough roads, to keep from pay
ing that same.
The annual Bar Re-Union of the
Ninth Judicial District will take place
at PUTIN Bay, on Thursday, the 25th
inst. No more charming place could
have vbeen selected. E. P. Hatfield
and NJ. Stuart, Esqs., are the Com
mittee for this county.
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WELL PRESENTED On Saturday
last, Mr.. Charles Green and others
were engaSed in cleaning out a well
on the premises OF Thomas Allen, in
the west part of the village, on Main
street, when they came across pan
of butter at the bottom. This pan
and its contents had dropped from its
fastenings into the well about seven
years ago, when Mr.. Darlington was
the owner and occupant of the prem
ises. Though the pan was very much
rusted, the butter was i'm very toler-
able state of preservation, 7bcing but
slightly tainted. HH4
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On Friday morning yousg man,
who had imbibcd too Tluch. patriot
ic corn juice was making himself Lbu-
sy among the trains about tile A. 81
G. w. Ry station, jumped fgom a
freight train, in front of The express
engine while it was in motion. The
engineer of the Express seeing the
perilous condition of the young ine-
briate whistled down brakes, but not
in time to save him from being struck
by the engine. He received q cut in
the face, and was thrown from the
track, which seemed TO sober him
somewhat. The wound though Sc
we're is not serious. Truly marvel
ous escape from Instant death.
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The FOURTH AT SHALERszlL.E-
The celebration of the Fourth at Sha-
lersyille was grand affair. The
number in attendance was large and
the programme was carried out in ex-
aellent order. The officers of the day,
the comuittee, and the citizens spared
neither pains nor expense to render
the occasion pleasant one to all thesp
present. The only occurrence to mar
the festivities of the day, was the hap
peping of q drcnching rain storm Just
as the table had been spread with a
most bountiful and tempting feast,
Otherwise the day passed off very
pleasantly and those who participated
enjoyed the exercises in a very salts.
factory panner. In the evening a
large crowd attended dance at the
Thompson House, which was Fery
pleasant and enjoyable affair.
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The FOURTH passed off here without
any general celebration, yet it was
pretty generally observed by our clti-
zens. The banks were closed, as were
also most of the places of business.
There was little to break the Sunday
like stiffness and quiet, but the con-
stant cracking and swapping from the
torpedo and fire-cracker brigade. No
accident occurred during the day.
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ON Monday last Messrs. Merits &
Riddle shipped TO II. S. Stevens, pro-
pristOr of the omnibus line, of Cleve-
land, Two splendid Clarence Coaches,
valued at SLIGO each, The finest that
ever appeared on. the streets af the
Forest City.
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SALK OF VILLAGE PRoPERTY.-C. Fl.
Rowell and Margaret RowelL his
wife, have sold to G. D. Hudson, the
property on the corner of Main and
Sycamore streets, near the G. & P.
Railroad, for S40Oe.
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TnE latest novelty in gents hats is
called the Ice-C Cooler, having an apart
ment in the crown to hold chunk of
ice. This must be very gratifying to
wives whose husbands have adopted
this style, in lieu of the old-fashioned
one, when their tiles generally con-
tained a brick.
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OUR village sportsmen are going
for the woodcock at lively rate since
the suspension of the game laws. A
few days ego e. J. Gillis and VIM.
Merits brought ip tWenty-nine of these
birds, which may be regarded as q
pretty good days business.
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RpNAwAY.-O On Monday evening,
Geo. Ea"rie feft his team attached to
a moving machine, in front of Brooks
Brewery, when they started and ran
up to Main street, and turning, ran mp
Main street 10 the Second NATIONAL
Bank, where they were stopped
A wheel of the Machine was smashed
but. fortunately no one was injured.
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HEREAFTER. according TO a law
passed last winter; the County Com
missloners will meet on the first Mon
day OF. each month, and will attend to
all matters pertaining TO their Office,
excepting road business, which will
be transacted at the regular quarter
sessions, as heretofore.
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The animal reunion of the Nan.
thcket citizens of this place, Roots
town and vicinity, took place on
Thursday last, the 4th inst, on the
premises of Capt. Ray, in Rootstown,
where the sold salts and their fam
lilies had very pleasant time recount
ing and listening to their adventures
at sea, &c.
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A GENTLE HINT.-The following
petition has been in circulation in this
village, for a few days past, and has
received the signatures of a-majority
of our leading eitiEens
To Doct. r. B. johnson: -
DEAR SIR-The undersigned, citi-
gems and residents of Rayenna, wonld
respectfully represent that the rumor
is current that yon have changed yonr
mind on the propriety Of Fetaining
the present Superintendent of opr
school. We most earnestly and re-
spectfully REQUEST of you, that If this
is so, and you cannot conscientiously
carry out the pledge made at the eau
Gus which nominated, aud upon which
aud on no other could yau have been
elected, to resign"
A gentleman who has taken pains
to inform himself of the feeling of
apr citizens in this matter, assures ms
that ne has foRversf4 with bat very
few who did moi express themselFee
in favor of a change IN the superip-
tendency of our aehoola.
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THE Premium List for the 26th An
nual Fair of the Portage Co. Agricul-
tural Society is printed, and has been
in the hands of the binder for the
past week. We shall probably re-
ceive them in day or two. completed
and ready for distribution.
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Orr FOR BALrIMoRE.-On Monday
last, AIessrs. =. Musser, Isaac Phelps.
T. III. Jones, f.. P. Hatfield, and S. D.
Harris, took the I,s5 p. N. train to
attend the Democratic National Con-
vention.
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/. CHARLES LAWRENCE, porter at the
Etpa House, falling in bad company
on the f'gi0rioHs F9Artb," was relieved
Of the contents of his paeket-loQE
amounting 10 something over $40, by
q couple of scape- -graees, named Geo.
Bell and Thad. Austin. After imbib-
ing somewhat freely, they started out,
proceeding as far as the Atlantic
House, Fell aBd Austin compelled
Charley to arink goodly quantity Of
benzine, repeating the dose as they
proceeded on their way. When about
mile north, on the Cleveland tHrp-
pike, little beyond II. Y. Reehe's
residence, they took him into lot
and rifed his pockets, where they left
him in drunken, helpless condition.
On the following day Bell was arrest
ed and taken before Mayor Aeharg,
where he had an e4amination, which
resulted in his being held TO bail in
the sum of $500, in default of which
he was committed 10 jail. Austin
left for parts unknown, and has not
as yet been captured. .f-' +nt at4..7
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= By reference to our advertising col
aGsas il will be noticed that new
candidate for p4blic favor presents it
self in the line of Sewing MaehiRes,
the DOMESTIC. Those contemplating
the purchase ofa machine will do well
to call at the rooms of che Ravenna
agency, aud examine,the Domestic.
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ELRcTED.-At the special election
held in this village. ON Saturday last,
Eleazur Lord, Esq, was elected JUS
tice of the Peace, receiving all the
votes polled, II in number.
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LETTER AND NoTE PAPERs, of diff
ferent weights, with printed heads,
can be had at the Press Office, at but
a trifle above the cost of the plain
imprinted paper.
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THE Singer Sewing Machines are certainly
the most popular. They sold 46 600 more than
any other company in 1870 and they are going to
sell three times as many machines as there are
words in the English language in 1872.
j. r. NEWTON, Agent,
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F. r.. MYERS, the accommodating
and gentlemanly General Ticket Ag't,
at Pittsburgh. has placed us under re-
newed obligations for Railroad favors.
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EN- DAVIS. Secretary,

sls Important t,Announcemert. sl5.
Those desiring a Flrst Glass Sewing Machine,
no matter hgw limitea their means, can poW
possess tbemselyes Of one. By ypaSing sla
down ana 81 in monthly ipstallmenfss yen can
oigtain the" DameFtie.@ Cali in aud examine
them at the rooms of the Rayenna Agency. No.
l. Mechanics Block
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N. d. CLARK. Esq, aud wife, started
on tour to the East on the 4th inst.
to visit Connecticut friends. They
will also visit Halifax, Cape May, and
other points, before their return.
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HORACE WATERs, 481 Broadway,
New York. has published 6 Horace
Grceley's March, composed by Geo.
WiegaRa, IS played by GraGpla's sew
enth regiment band. The title page
is ornamented with a lithograph of
the Cincinnati candidate. The title is
significant, and suggests March
Fourth. Horace Greeley will march
to the white HoHse. -
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HATS.
H% nf CAN and Examine e'

The new $4-5o Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance 6 Wells. the hest article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
on =.I s..-fr -ss.sta - 56-tf
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OSLY two cities in Connecticut eel
ebrated the Foarth-Middletnn and
Norwalk. tsa E
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SENTENCE OF ADAM GRO#E,-Adam
Grohe, who was indicted for shooting
with intent to kill at the term of court
just closed, was sentenced to seven
years at hard labor in the penitentia-
ry.
w. I'LL. jerks, indicted and found
guilty on charge of burglary, was
sentenced for one year.
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REMOVAL

q ~ - . = -
$ M. I.LfSErT has removed his Hoop Skirt
and Corset factofyrto file room under the store
of Fl: T.. pay,in Phenixs Rloeks where those in
want of goods in his line, are requested to call.
Rayenna March 1S 1873. = -sa7s latr.
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Patent Medicines.

Paint. varnish and whitewash Brushes
I'm great variety at ~
: sa4fPH, WoopRuPE s cos.
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New Spring & Summer Goods
z. SMITH BROTHERS I:I


Respectfully announce to their friends. the peo-
pie of Portage and adjacent counties. that they
are already receiving their IN 7laeyi
8i5 sse Set Ond Purchase. ifl
for this season, OF Fashionable any Staple Dry
Goods for the spring and summer business
One of the iirm having just returned from New
York with well selected and extensive variety
of l r- tt efzsa aii4
Fabrics of all Descriptions,
and adapted to the wants OF their increasing
trade. they invite the especial attention Of all
their friends to the improved styles and lower
prices of nearly all fashionable dress goods.
The later pstterns arc of -iasAr
Remarkable Beauty and Attracttveness.
while prices are decidedly more favorable than
can be afforded by merchants who are yet run
ming on their earlier purchases.
Domestic Goods
are. however. firm at the old figures and are not
likely to be any cheaper at present.
/ The Wool and Cotton Markets
remain firm and all fabrics IN staple varieties
share In the corresponding advance of the past
six months.
As usual SMITH BROTHERS invite the
closest inspection of their stock
Visitors are Welcome
to examine all goods at their leisure and buy
when they get ready.
Returning their hearty Thanks
for the support which they have thus FAR re-
ceiyed from a discriminating public. Smith
Brothers pledge their sincere efforts. as In the
past, to
Please the Tastes.
. I
suit the purses. and secure the leading trade of
this section of country.
Ravenna May eI, 1872 A& &H"i
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Tue bill repeating the duty on tea
and coffee went inta effect on the LIST
inst,
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TO. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge. No. IS.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fel-
lows Hall.
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The Singer Sewing Machine Company are
manufacturing and selling one machine a min
ute. Come and see us.
~ \. r. NEWTON
Agent. Main. st.
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tn saye MeHcy

The most complete stock Of Patent Medicine
In town Is to be found at
SMITH. WOODRUFF q cos.
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IF vow WANT

An elegant fitting suit have it made at y
T61J{I E1A IIIG13 LIsREAYPPs,
April II 1872.
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Particular Attention

60 70 j, 8, Walkers, opposite citizens Hall, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired, to look as
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Itt 4-iassa I-ass sac4ues and Points
Just received Mt j. S. SMITH & CO.'S
Ravenna, June 20, 1879. 49,,
New summer Suitinss and Grass Cloths
in all the new shades at
- sa >. $. SMITH, 4 COS.
Ravcnna June 90. 1872.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


FIREMkN.s THANKS.
!. At the meeting Of PLsaiH Fire r9mpsny NJ.
I. held 5uly fth, an motion pf E. S: Cotter, the
Following resolutions were unanimously adont-
Ell
Resolrsd. That the cordial than Ks of the mem
hers OF PheniX Fire 20. No. !. of Rayeaina he
rendered TO the family Of Dennis Hart, and
other citizens OF that portion of Atwatcr town
ship who eooperatet with them, ID furnishing
the Firemen W ith an excellent dinner and supper
ON the occasion of their visit to the Atwater
Coal Mine, July 4, 1872. to perform dnty rem
dered work OF necessity and humanity by the
calamity At thf ard, "
eResespea, That the SeeIFFarYgoi the GempaDy
furnish copy of the foregoing 70 tie .paftibs
palned Therein, nnd that the same be published
in the papers Of ltAvenna.
EN- DAVIS, Secretary, -.
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Ravenna Encampmsnt, No. i29.
Meets every End and 4th Fridays Of each month
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Tyrlan Chapter. No. 91, h. A. NJ.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month, In
Masonic Hall. Phenix Block.
d. GOLDMAN. n. r.
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Unity Lodge. No. Is, r, and A n.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month.
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sinmRrIs LIVER Reglsistas ~-~
Is agoad thing. Try II. Fer sale At
SMITH, WQQpRpFF n cos.
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paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
by J. o. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall
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Lamp Chinneys.

Lamp ChiTmneys.
lp-JuS rcccirest a Fargo lotof Flint Lamp Chim-
sneys Try tIlcm-G-- E-----k- 49,. &-~&
SMITH WOODRUFF II CO.
E Books. Fapears. Ianvelopss. NotIons.
Drugs. Painfs Oils v arnisIes &c. at bottom
prfeesst smith. wcODRUFF SOo's.
Glass Ware
specially at DEMING'S.
May ~ 1872. 49, .A.rI
FINE CLOTHS. 4p,
An elegant assortment of Fine Cloths and
Cassimeres, particularly adapted to d 1rst class
trade just opened at j. {. BEATTY'S
ApriH1T, lsT3.I1 Z rFFs -
..-f CLOTHlNG-ezs{ asts ns u
a full stock of Gents Youths and Boys
Clothing now ready for sale at
aaa4 q ~ EEATTY's. y
Aprillgth 1872
HATS.
Almost everything that is In the Hat
line can he found at BEATTY'S.
/ April II, 1872. - = 2.
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EuRNIsHING cnnn

It tINN1SEhIVNNE z NEU'IDS.
> A fui lrstockpf all kinds of Cents Furnishing
taoods1n full supply at tE REAFTY's.
April II, 1872.
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strictly Pure FRints,
We keep the beet brands Of Lead 10 tho mar
ket. SMITH, WOODRUFF &fco.
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AGENTS WANTED.

For the g Domestic Sewing Machine in Por
tage County. Apply to
R-pkpERNonb. s8 iAIscaapics BLOCK,
Ravenna, Ohio:
Or to MACK RR0,S. Akron Ohio
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In addition. to general Banking, Col
lection and Exchange business, this Association
affords all the advantages of nrst class savings
Bank as deposits will be received IN TINS de-
Dartment in sums of one dollar and upwards,
and interest will be allowed thereon % she rate
,nr six per cent. per annum, conpounoea SENT
annually, on the first days of january anu Snly,
thus Offering rare advantages 10 persons 0t ISM
.itof means 70 save the occasional DOLLAR wfiicn
lis the sure road to wealth.
Interest Will also be allowed on Tlme
Certificates of Deposit in proportion TO the time
yfor which the deposit Is made
II. 8: Bonds and Securities bougnf ana
sold at best market rates.
Northern Pacific Railroad SO ea0Ac
Bonds 9 first class investment. for sale
fHighest Market price paid for u . ana
Northern Pacific Gold Coupons, Gold, SILVER ana
!. ,premfum funds of all kinds.
Sight Drafts an England, Ireland. antl
NSeotiand and Passage Tickets to and from those
countries for sale at best rates.
Revenue Stamps, All sizes. for sale.
Accounts and Deposits soliN5ted.
HsfRECToRs-E. B. Bahcoek. J. n. Rirhols,
3, r Couasat N 8. 0lin and W. ID. Durham
r. b. CONANT, PRRSLlEsg-
d. H NICHOLS. VICE PRESIDENT.
Il. s. COMST0CE. GksHIDR.
Ravenna, Feb. %. 1879.
Referring to the above, persons having depOS-
its with me who do not wish TO withdraw them,
can have their deposits transferred on appiica-
'i'h 70 '''s ''o''' r. s. coMsFocK.
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New Advertisets.

\ EpaeE. boMEsg1ol1 Stands. pnrIvaledy fsls s-ae:
l,o o2el1hI action on tic needc bar. Operating
the same with simple and powerful motion.
sS dne ieea motion i Is % Obtained irom the same
is given to the shuttle from the same shaft, by
means of a light and simple but strong and eff
fcctive device: BY thus avoiding the grinding
of cams rattlinS of cog Wheels and the consc-.
quent wear and friction attending them, there
results a SILENT MACHINE.
The shuttle. which Is carried as in hand,
with Il swinging motion. is u cylinder of hard.
ened cast steel. 9ae 9a6Gin is Fd,ger tsan t1as
100 yards, or half spool of 100 cotton or like
proportion of other sizes The thread in the
from beginning TO end WITHOUT eHANsE 1r
TENSION. The shuttle has perfect tensieu,
| ranged that With the same threading You get
light tension with fine and strong tensi ion with
nsng The neM ans il
Gently patented is automatic in its action.
% sstsi,s Rs eGn e tSs lsdmsssie jra rs,
Eexpressidn IS frequently an excl smationlof sur
Prise !. y Ay how sasg sgsqs The yalpe Of
power is sc costly as that of human muscle: but
when it Is remembered that the health of null
titudes of women is injured each year by using
heavy running machines. its Importance seems
IncaIculahie: C9eTy1ffv per cent OF the Average
pot1et WSed vy o.Mer m,ac"taes 2s sared IN TR7a-
ming the g" DoAESTIC.' AIay it not justly be
| called tue womau's friend?
eQMBINES i il THA : MFsfTcH
d5st Extra ~ SIZE and rpam under Arme
Sd Ease OF Operation
4th, QuIetness, no Cams or Gear wheels.
9th. CylindricaI hardened cast-steel Shut.
tie with large Boblin.
eth. TnEefi9r AptoT9ati Take=up:
sth ca N0T Z Pun our OF TIME or
Adjustment by use. This is quality pos.
sessed BY re oliler IMachine in the world,
Ioth eparat4iiFS pf warEins Parts
Every Machine Is warranted TO be all we claim
for il. and written guarantee will be given to
purchasers if required.
b. UNDERWOOD Agent,
No. 1. Mechanics Block, RAVENNA, q,
MACK BROS. Gen. Agents,
1Jasa ,fsa ] GIG ,Sasa
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April nth, 1872.

A full stock of Gents Youths and Boys
Clothing now ready for sale at
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Glass W3En,

Law Student Wanted.
Apply to W. b. THOMAS,
April a5. 1872. 1871 Ravenna, o.
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ARRIVAL

.o!TGf
OF es-.Hl