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BRIMFIELD.
Correspondence

Correspondence.
For two weeks past our usually quiet little
town has been uncOmmonly active. Our morn
ing dreams are disturbed by the ringing OF the
bell at half past five, but we are becoming used
to this and shall feel quite lonesome when the
Institute closes and we no longer hear the bell
twelve or fifteen times day, or see the teach
ers filing to and from the Town Hall. We are
informed that there are more than sixty en-
rolled, and the managers look for an increase OF
thirty or forty this week.
The plan of conducting the Institute is new
one in this county, but has been successfully
used in other counties for several years. In
stead of depending entirely on lectures the in
structors are supplied with printed question
slipswh they divide into lessons Of suitable
length and distribute to the teachers. Lessons
are then prepared and recited, as in aemodel
school. II results are proportional to the in
tefest taken by teachers. this cannot fairto be
the most profitable Institute.ever held In the
county.
In addition to the regular instructors, Super
intendent John Hancock, Of Cincinnati. was
present two days Of last week, lecturing 70 the
citizens one evening
superfntendent Findley, of Akron is also an
nonnced for this week.
If any one wishes to employ good teacher
let him como to Brimfeld this week, and he
win and a number of that kind
SAM. A.. NIRPP.
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HIRAM.

Correspondence
The harvest is nearly ended and results may
be summed up: Hay a full average crop, but
quality interior owing to frequent rains at the
proper time for cutting. Wheat less than an
average yield. Oats good growth of straw,
but grasshoppers- and the rust = have done
material damage. aud reduced the yield far be-
low the promise. Corn not more than half a
crop. Potatoes will be a good crop il we have
plenty of rain soon. The fruiTcrop. is a failure.
There was good prospect for a good yield of
apples, but the greater portion, for some reason,
have fallen from the trees and they continue to
fall. There are but very few apples left on the
trees. The blight has made serious havoc with
the pear trees, running many and affecting all
more or less. The disease has extended to the
young apple trees doing considerable damage.
buE to what extent it is impossible to say. 1t
chestnuts,, and the green leaves have fallen in
large quantities. The groundJ is covered with
chestnut leaves as much as it generally is in
October. Can the oldest inhabitant'' tell the
cause, or what it signifies?
Mrs. Mcbride has completed the improve
ment to her house, which very much improves
the appearance of the place and adds materi-
ally TO the comfort and convenience of her
rooms as any in town Mr J. streater and
Mr.. c. H. Pierce are both putting on large and
substantial additions to their houses. Mr..
Stanhope of Cleveland has bought nine acres
of L NJ. Hank for 5000, and is building thereon
large and magnificent residence. Other inn
prevements are to be made next season.
Mr Dilly's running horse ran away last Sat
urday, at Garrettsville, with a trotting wagon
The wagon was disabled in very brief space
of time, and the horse will not compete for any
purse this season. George Fox'S horse run
away with carriage but no damage was done
A pair of horses belonging 70 I. and c. Young
run away with an xpress wagon. The wagon
was badly broken and the horses more so, be-
ing rendered useless for some time. Hoses
and humans aint to be trusted" -s
: The Hiram band is to do the music for the
horse fair at Burton this week. and also for the
county fair at that place next month. lit is also
engaged for a battery reunion in Troy in Octo-
,ber. Their music is universally popular.
The winter term of college commences this
week with every prospect of a full terma A
large number of students have already arrived
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AURORA.

lOOrTc6pOnQe0cD.f ssf ~;
Another one of Anrorais earliest pioneers
has game. On Wednesday, ,FAugust i4th, Mr..
Bohan Blair died at the residence OF his son
a. Rlair Mr.. Blair came to Aurora in 1909
fr.m Blanchford, Mass. He was "a years old.
and until within few months of his death had
enjoyed usual good health. He was frugal and
industrious in his habits, honest and just in his
dealings. walking uprIghtly before his fellow
men, conscious of his obligation to his Maker,
and never doing evil that good might come. A
man of more than general Information, he had
vivid memory of the occurrences that took
place in the early settlement of the county,
which he often conversed about.
Encouraged by our success in the past, and
hoping for its continuance, as the advertiser
says. of having every good thing that is worthy
af ehronicling laid to your pen, we thought in
the eight Of other days" to give to the readers
of the PRESS still further news-after a few
items OF locaI-Of moral. political, or religious
character. Well, then morally. things as
good as if they were better. Politically, black
berries are not so plenty as they were last year.
but butternuts are big crop, which argues
good for him of Ross. .ReIigiousIy, there is not
much of that up here, the churches remain in
the same dilapidated condition that the storms
of last June left them. e
The farmers have about completed their hay
ingfor this season. The crop is hardly an ave-
rage one, lacking considerable in quantity, but
making up partly in quality.
The song of the grasShopper is just a little
burdensome; plenty of rain the past week-a
good time to look over 'back numbers of the
PRESS. viii d. X. Y. make a note?
Mr.. Jerry Root, who was injured by the cars
few weeks ago, is failing, with no hopes of
recovery. N.
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PARSONS & LEACH,
CASH and READY-PAY
Grocery, Crockery and
Glassware House.
No. ] Etna Block.

We have taken rooms in Etna Block. and have
opened first-class stock of Groceries. Crockery-
Glassware &c, to which the attention of the
public isihyited. The stock is entirely new and
fresh, and will be sold at bottom prices for CASH
AND READY-PAT. Parties purchasing Coffee at
this house can have it ground by US, we have
an excellent mill for that purpose You will
thus be enabled to know that yoa get a prime
article. The best brands of Flour kept con-
stantly on hand as we make that article spe-
cialty-
Goods delivered free of charge in any part of
the city. No trouble to show goods. Can and
see US, and satisfy yourselves.
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Rssch-uooda Pic Nc.

The Beech-woods community, con-
sisting of the Sunday School, day
school, and people generally, will
unite in social 1pic-nic in the grove
near the river on Friday of this week,
if the day shall be pleasant; If not, it
will take place the next day-Satur-
day. All friends of the community
are invited. d. Snow.
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BADLY BITTEN.-Rees Purine, who
lives about two miles north of this
city, was badly bitten by vicious
horse on Friday last. The animal
caught Mr.. P.'s lower lip and bit 1t
through and through, laying the jaw
bare and making . frightfnl wound,
but one which will with care heal
Akron Times.
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SAFE BROKEN OPEN.-The safe of
j. S. Smith, at Seville, Ohio, was
broken open on Saturday and small
sum of money secured by the robber.
who was in turn secured on the fol-
lowing day at Mansfield. - Akron
Times
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PatrOns of Husbandry.

RAVENNA. GRANGE, No, 81
Meets at Citizens Hall, on the Saturday precGd-
ing the full moon OF each month. at 80 p. m.
.s God speed the plow, the grand old piow,
Who hath fed ali the nations gone.
And NAV glory as now encircle the ploW,
When a thousand years have flown
Ravenna, July 1st. 1sT3. s54-y.
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D r Jennings-Piano and Furniture for sale
r d & n Keuey-Take Notice
Otis keed-A dmin nistTator' . Notice
j L Sharp-Choice Building Lots
L B & b King-Atlantic Mills
G + Oeppincer-Something for Hunters
Deerfeld A gricultUral Society-Eair
W W Patton-Kent Union school
n ConTerse-Notice for Settlement
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NorICE FoR sErrLEnrENr.

All persons indebted to me by note or book
account are requested to call and pay the same.
My books and notes will be found at the store Of
Musser & Parker. Mr.. Parker is authorized to
receive payment and receipt for all amounts due
me. NELSON CONVERSE
August 20, 1873. 261-4t.
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WEATHER cool. 9gd dea3(
DAYS shortening.
GRAssHoRPERs plenty. 81
WATER11ELLoNs are in market.
PEACHES in small quantities are in
the market. q
| REMEMBER the County Fair, Sep
tember %, a and 25. 4.s.I..- 5sr.4
SUBSCRIBE for the DEMOCRATIC
PRESS.
CHEsrNUE STREET is to be graded.
NEW wheat is coming into market.
The oats are being harvested, and
the farmers have catching times of it.
LOOK at Boys Pants at BEATrY's, at
$500.
The Radical Ring had the thing
pretty nicely set up on Saturday
LOOK for Travelling Bags at BEAT
TVS.
BALLADS from Messrs. Coe & Schau-
rer's. Funny sayings from Taylor &
Murray.
DRY GooDs and groceries are being
sold very cheap at the store of N.
Converse at Rootstown. Call in be-
fore it Is too late.
The Edinburghers who thought the
campaign was to be opened in that
place merely because they saw AL
phonso cavoorting around there con-
siderable of late were slightly mis-
taken.
LOOK at Boys Vests at BEATTY's, at
S, ,25. Eae y. MN
TIE fall term Of the Ravenna Union
Schools will commence on Monday,
September 8th, and continue fifteen
weeks.
DoN'T forget the Carnival of Fun
at Reeds Opera House Saturday
night. Fourteen singers in part first.
LOOK at the largest stock of Hats at
BEATTY's. -
THERE was not q very large turn
out at the readings and recitations of
Mrs. Benedict on Wednesday evening
of last week.
LOOK at Mems Suits at BEATTY's, at
$12,OO.
PERSONS in want of good lots
should call on Mr.. J.5E. Sharp, who
adYertises a number in another col
umn.
LOOK at that 25c, Cloth Lined Collar
at BEATTY's.
DIR. ID. r. JENNINGS offers an excel
lent seven-octave piano and some
first-class household furniture for
SALE.
THE Western Reserve Universalist
Association is to hold its annual
meeting at Kent, commencing Sep
tember 5th and continuing over Sun
day.
LOOK for the best Shirt in RaYenna
at BEATTY's.
Don't forget the concert to be given
on Friday to-morrow) evening at
Reeds Opera House by Miss Reid
and her pupils. Those who attend
may be sure of first-class entertain
ment.
LOOK for bargains generally, at
BEATTY's.
A CoRREsPoNDENT whose articles
give the names Of persons connecting
them with disgraceful and criminal
transactions and neglects to sign his
correspondence with his real name
has no reason to charge the editor
with awant of courage for refusing to
publish his writings.
LOOK 1t the best stock of Trunks at
BEATTY's.
THE survivors of the brave old
Seventh Regiment 0. v. L, will hold
their next reunion at the Northern
Ohio Fair Grounds, Cleveland, COM
mencing on the 26th of August and
continuing two days. A promenade
concert will be given on the evening
of the first day. a1a5
LOOK at Colored Straw Hats at
BEATrY's, at Soc.
The Kelley Brothers continue to
perform the "anVil chorus" at their
old stand, but they give timely notice
that after the first of September they
propose to introduce ''slight varia-
ton" in the shape of Efcash and ready
pay" They say it is quite enough to
have to earn their money once, and
from our little experience, we pre-
sumo they are right.
LOOK at Mems Suits at BEATTY's, at
$1,000.
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Notfca.

Being compelled to go to Nebraska for few
weeks, all persons desiring to employ me in
Sales occurring at any time after the 25th day of
August, can do so in my absence. by calling on
W. B. THOMAS, at his office in Empire Block.
Ravenna, Ohio,
July 10Th, 1873. 257-tf
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY

You will save money by purchasing Davis
Sewing Machine, as it is SO simple that you can
learn to use it in three hours thereby saving the
trouble and expense of boarding an Agent from
seven to ten days. zV
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The COMING STATE FAIR. : The
twenty-fourth State Fair, under the
auspices of the State Board of 8 gri-
culture, win be held at Mansfield,
commencing Monday, September Ist,
and ending on the 9th, on the same
grounds occupied for that purpose
last year. The premiums offered by
the Board amount to over $4,000.
Over $4,000 in premiums are offered
on the different classes of horses up
wards of $500 on cattle; $1,000 on
sheep, $1,000 on swine, and liberal
premiums in the several other depart
ments. The several railroads leading
to Mansfeld will carry passengers
going to the fair at greatly reduced
rates, and freight designed for exhi-
bition free. All the departments will
be carefully looked alter, and every
effort made to make this the best fair
ever held in the State.
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We are agents for Ballou & Co.'S, French
Yoke Shirts. the best fitting shirt ever made
We have them in all grades, much better and
cheaper than you can get them made. Call and
look at them before having any made.
Dec. 1s. 1884, FLATH POE,
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Meeting of the Portage County Medical
Society.

Meeting of the Portage County Medical
Society.
RAvEHEA. Aug. T. 1878.
Society convened at the Ofice of DIR. Alcorn
and was called to order by the President, DIR.
Warrington.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
Reports of cases consumed most of the time
of the society.
DR.. Applegate read an interesting essay on
the Fracture of Humerus above the Condi et,"
with reports of cases. DR.. Waggsner followed
with an essay on the subj ect Of Measles" The
essay was interesting and timely.
Essayists for next meeting, in September,
Drs. Beldln and Leonard.
.o A,aH N,y n, w. ALcoRN, Secretary.
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We will deliver Flour, Chop Feed. and Corn
Meal to any part of the city free of charge to
our customers. We are selling better Flour for
less money than any other house in town.
BRADLEY & BARBER.
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For Liverpool & Queenstown

Innan Line Of Mail Steamers sailing from
New York, every Saturday, and alternate Tues
days.
Tickets sold to and from England, ireland,
and the Continent.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent.
15 Broadway, N. Y,
c.E. wITTER, Cashier. First National Bank
Ravenna, Ohio. @4-Om
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DEERFIELD AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The Seventeenth Annual Fair of the Deerfeld
Agricultural Society will be held September
27th 1S73 at their Fair Grounds.
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PORTAGE COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY.
The annual meeting Of this Society will be
held on Thursday, August 2sth, at the NJ. E,
Church of Ravenna, at 10 80 a. m. The public
address will be delivered by the Rev. President
Hinsdale. of Hiram. at 2 O'Clock p. m. The
Pastors of the val ious churches of the county
are respectfully requested to give above notice
on the Sabbath preceding.
C. AGREED, sec'y.
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can and Examine

The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance 4 Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
on 66-6.
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sometl,Ine for Hunters.

-Four fuIl-blooded Hound Pups for sale. In
quire at C. F. Goeppinger's Tannery, RaYenna,
Ohio.
August 70. 1873 -1w.
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Tie Es# 7-3O Gold Loan Bonds
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The first National Bank,
or RAvENNAs

Are.nog selling and uuhesEtatsngly reeommend
fhese bonds to thcir customers ard 81 psrtles
WHO have Dones to invest as the most pron e
As welt Is sfe ENLISTMENT shat Is now oAered 10
the pu 3lie-
= -IfsVfne nlasil e11zfuI inquiry OF good and re-
epousi aie sII4anci4rs who have fully lnFestIga-
fsd the sacarisses ufon which the To Sold
Tor..s a4sit..sa1 cannot doubt the reports, both
oa5sial ansl una11ciisl. heretofore rublished--
Confirmed as theg are BY the letters q such
hiei-to1efl heuorafle gentlemen as BsS ara
iT.lxlor ez-t5oF. Brozs. Of LIMOS, e ". Bryan
And e9tIlers who have recently visited the New
Northwest. Letters just published and can be
hal at Bank free ..=
have Or1ered large amount of the I-o0 Seta
Loan Bond and VIII be pleased TO supply ali
or customers and others who are desiroas OF
making esoolI, safe and Profitable lnYest tnient-
~ e kees5 on hand B0nfis Of %lU0. SLY ana 81
ooa which we exchange 9oF 6ogefBEaeHx 5-SO
I0lsls or which interest viii soon cease 1nus
realizing handsome profit and Increasing the
capital 10 TO 10 per cent
III m nav highest market price for coupons on
Northern Pacific and Government bonus-
Interest allowed on time deposits
V9raffs drawn and cashed on all the pfihSipai
cities in the United States. -,
citles IN Euiope ~. d. CLARK. Prest.
C. E. WITTER. Cashier. 1872
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Go to j. S. walkers, opposite Citizens Hail, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired, to look as
good as new
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NOTICE.

Persons having the book OF Common Praise
belonging to Grace Church win please leave the
same with z. S. COMSTOCK.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Convention met pursuant to adjournment
s ne M on e1gfaizss9MH M re-
Vice President A. B. Powell, Secretary, ,-R. s.
Webb, The report of the Committee was adopt
The Committee on Resolutions reported the
following, which were adopted by the Conven-
ton:
WHEREAS the Republican and Democratic
parties ignore the Temper ance reform in their
btlieve it is the duty of parties and individuals
to fight the greatest of national evils. intemper-
ance therefore, - -.-.-
tage county, believing the manufacture and
traffic in intoxicating liquors as beverage an
high crime against God and man, and demand
that it be prohibited by law, and that we will
not accept any compromise with either, for the
obvious reason that compromise with, crime is
ResOIved, That we do approve and adopt en-
tire the National Prohibition Platform, and rec
ommend the same to the attention of all true
citizens.
Reso10ed, That we urge upon all friends of
temperance and reform, the Importance of or
ganization and work. and solicit their aid.
ResOEoed, That copy of these resolutions and
a report of this meeting be sent to the county
papers for publication.
The following ticket was put in nomination: {:
For Representatiye1James Shaw.
ForTreasurer-C. II. Mead,
For RecordeF-G, NJ. Caldwell.
For Prosecuting & Attorney-D. w. Chandler
For Corouer-Wm. Mendenhall,
For Commissioned. f. Haymaker,
For Director of lnArmary-pr J. Price.
+. d. Snow, K. NJ. Sanders and L.. Z. Reed
were elected Q. County Central Committee.
The following Township Committees were ap-
pointed: Garrettsyille A. ID. Doty. Warren
Bishop, s, A. IUdall; Nelson, ,Thos, L. Moses,
Frank Wolcott, Philip WSldoof: Hiram. Selden
Spencer. r. s. Webb, L, T. tandfeAf; Windhsm
worth; Palmyra, W. II, Matthews, - smith ;
Randolph, VIM. Mendenhall, DIR. J. Price; At
b. Mead, DR.. A. NJ Sherman, c. A. Smith; Paris
Royal buckley; Freedom, Henry Doud,
The Convention then adjourned to meet at the
call of the Central COmnittee,
p, B, MEAD, Pres.
r. S. WEBB, sec'y.
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few Arrpre,,,ents.

just received. large lot of Flint Lamp Chin.
neys. Try them.
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CLEVELAND q PITTsBURG RAILROAD
On and after June q. isT3. Trains viii leave
Stations daily. GSundays excepted,) As follows;
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LOOK at Boys Coats at BEATTY's, at
$400.
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To onr Cnstnmars.

We have just put in a new boiling cloth, ex-
pressly for custom work. which will enable us
to guarantee to the patrons of the old Summit
Mill first class flour.
BRADLEY & BARBER.
Jnly 81, 1s73-6w.
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GOING NORTH-MAN LINE.
GOING WEsT-RIVER DIVISION.
TUsCARAWAs BRANCH.

Leaves
Bayard IL As a m. and 4.50 p m.
New Philadelphia, $40 a. m and 12.45 pm.
Arrives
Bayard, 9.45 a. m. and 20 p. m.
New Philadelphia. 30 and 40 2. m
+. r. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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LOOK at Boys Suits at BEArrY's, at
$1,000.
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SEGOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.
nesisnated DeposItary of the

Designated Depository of the
Us.
q. S. Bonds and Securities bought sold ana
exchanged, at our counter. atbest market rates
stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
seId on Commission, in New York. or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, silver, and preminm funds
Of All kinds
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
cities IN the United States. &
Sight Drafts on England and Ireland ana
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-an 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 - u = -sa,,-. 60
VII. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. RoBIEsoE, President.
SEPT. 3. 1858. IT,
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The place to buy PLASTER is at
sg2 c. d. HUDSON'S.
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Glaaa WARE,
ERENcn voKEs sHIRrs.

The largest stock in town may be found at
Nav %. 1872. 1877. DEMING'S.
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Particular Attention
paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
by j. S. Walker, opposite Citizens Hall.
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FOR SALE.
A. Pleasant Home.

Being desirous oil removing to Cleveland, l
offer for sale my residence, situate on North
Chestnut street, in RaveDna, Ohio The lot CON
tains one and three fourth acres, beautifully
laid ont graded underdrained and stocked with
choice shrubbery and fruit trees
THE house is large commodiOus. conveniently
arranged with large hall, parlor, sitting groom
and bedroom attached, dining room, k1tchen,
china closet pantry, stOre-room, bathroom,
cooking range, and many other modern and de-
raoms withlarge closets attached, and two with
out ..,.
The kitchen and bath room are supplied with
water from two large cisterns adjoining There
are also two neVer-failing wells, one hdT6 water
and the other soft =
yenient The whole premises are in good repair
and so situated and arranged as to make one OF
the pIeasantest homes in Northern ONO.
/ will selI:for Ss. 600 and give reasonable Time
" P'- H G. RANNEY,
go Ravenna, Ohio.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
L.. of Advsrtfsements.

RAvENNA. THURSDAY. AUG. 81. lsEs.