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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-01-02

TIT ALMANAC Publishers complain
that their business is destroyed by
Ayers American Almanac. The pco-
pie prefer it to any other, the Farmers
Western, Southern, or the numerous
local Almanacs when they can get DR..
Ayers. 1t supplies the best astro-
nomical data, weather and jokes of
them all, and above all, medical advice
which is invaluable to every family.
1t is supplied gratis by the druggists,
and should be preserved for constant
reference and use. We are sure that
no good housekeeper or grandmother
goes willingly without one.--Anti-
Slavery Standard, ". Y.
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PALMYRA.

Correspondence
The Sabbath School Christmas Fes-
tival came off on Tuesday evening last
according to announcement, and was
quite success. The evening was
very cold, yet there was large turn
out, the M. E. Church being densely
crowded. The several committees
appointed to make arrangements for
the occasion performed their duties
well and had everything in apple-pie
order.
The house was neatly decorated
with evergreens and an arch, eighteen
feet at the base. containing in large
evergreen letters the motto 'sPeace on
earth, good will to men," was hung
against the eastern wall.
The grand object of attraction was
the Christmas tree which was sixteen
feet in height and well loaded with
presents of almsst every variety. The
tree was well illuminated with cam
dies and tapers, and as the tree turn
ed on its axis the sight was splendid.
The exercises were opened with pray
er by the Rev. j. Snyder, after which
was singing by the Sabbath School
and the quartet club. The reading OF
poem by Mrs. w. FL. Matthews and
an appropriate address by the pastor,
While the quartet club were singing
their last piece for the evening enti-
tied "The Christmas tree," and had
come to the last chorus, 80 there he
is, yes, yes, tits Kris with his Christ
mas tree" sure enough, the old fell
low, fantastically dressed, with a
satchel, strapped to his back, basket
on his arm, and carrying large bush
well loaded with presents, suddenly
appeared in the room, and as he walk
ed down the aisle throwing pop corn
at random among. the audience, the
boys became very much excited, in
fact, they couldn't stand it, and could
hardly be restrained from going for
the old fellow. He finally put his
bush down by the side of the tree,
passed around to the other aisle and
disappeared. AS soon as order could
be restored the picking of the tree
commenced and many were the hearts
made glad at the tokens of friendship
from kind friends. Soon after the
picking commenced, a doll, gaily
dressed and equipped with the para
phranalia of a millinery establish
ment, was held up to view and the
name of one of our worthy citizens
whose wife is childless, was called
Then the house came down again.
| Our friend was heard soon after to
enquire something about new mich
COW; perhaps any one having a COW
of that kind to sell would do well to
call on happy Jacob.
Aside from the presents ON the tree
there was quite q supply OF provis.
ions brought in as donation to thu
Rey.J Snyder, the Rev. j. III. Tuttlt
and Mrs. Cynthia Garfield.
After the distribution OF the pres
ents the corn, on cornucopias passed
around among the little ones making
them very happy. The whole value
of presents was 1896.
Dec. 30, 1872. o.
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The Court of Common Pleas resum-
ed its session on Monday morning and
commenced the trial of the divorce
case of Eunice III. King against Rob-
ert w. King. The ground alleged is
that of extreme cruelty. The parties
live in Charlestown, and in that local
ity there is considerable interest man
ifested in the case. Some eighteen or
twenty witnesses are subp9need on
each sif1ee st1
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OUR DFAD OF 1872.
Sexton's Report.


JANUARY.
s. Infant of Jacob Almondinger.
9-Caroline Kellogg. wife of Lansing
Kellogg, of Consumption, aged 62
years.
I2-Hannsh Trowbridge, of old age,
aged "a years.
31eLaura Buck, OF Consumption,
aged rs years.
FEBRUARY.
II-Harriet S. Phelps, daughter Of
Isaae Phelps, of Consumption, aged
% years.
Is-Infant child of G. W. Peck.
MARCH.
Mrs. E. B. Stout, wife of Daniel
Stout, of Cancer, aged Al years
l5-Emma, daughter of NJ. and Mary
Schneck, of Lung fever, aged 8 mos.
1S-Henry Hatch, of Paralysis, aged
73 years.
Valentine Heriff, of b cart disease,
aged 50 years.
6-Wilie H., son of II. j. Cannon, of
spinal disease. aged 19 years.
llama Crawford (colored) of Con-
sumption, aged 81 years.
2O-Willie Grundle, son of Theodore
Grundle, of affection of the brain !;
aged Is years and 10 months.
25-Abigail Sutliff, wife of Dennis
Sutliff, of heart disease aged 72 yrs.
Infant of w. B. Taylor, of cholera
infantum aged months.
l5-Infant of T. L. Parsons.
2OEWillie, son of w. It. NARROW, OF
coDgest1ve chills aged years.
JUNE.
I6-Betsey Carts, of consumption aged
81 years.
25-Phillip McMannus, of Erysipela-,
aged 66 years.
JULY.
23-Lois NJ. Starr, wife e. S. Starr.
of Consumption aged Al yrs mos.
AUGUST.
22-Mary A. Lord, of disease of the
lungs aged 43 years.
3O-Stephen r. Freeman, of Consump-
tion; aged 66 years.
SEPTEMBER.
5-Mrs. NJ. j. Nooneymaker, of infia-
nation of the bowels aged 80 years.
I2-Ellen Batterson, daughter of Har-
mon PATTERSON, of typhoid fever /;
aged 2l years.
16-Willie A. Cowley, OF whooping
cough, aged IL months.
2T-Hiram Collins, from injuries re-
ceived by being thrown from q car
riage at Cleveland aged "a years.
27-Arthur Siddell, of cholera infant
um; aged 9 months.
OCTOBER.
Ada Isabel, infant daughter OF
Walter Willyard, of erysipelas jagged
i month.
2-Frederick W. Wheeler, of old age /:
aged IS years.
I6-Leonard Parmelee, of old age ;
aged 80 years.
5Lyman L. Hine. of Consumption
aged 48 years.
91DanieI Z. TORY, from internal in
juries aged SO years.
l1-Cynthia E. White, of cancer OF
the stomach: aged 81 years.
| l9-James I'll. Catlin, from injuries re-
| ceived from fall at the Court
House, in Cleveland; aged 26 years.
NOVEMBER.
1Sarah Dalrymple, of cancer in the
stomach; aged Il years.
1S-Gay. infant of S. Q. Gordon, of
whooping cough; aged 5 months.
| 21-CharIes I'll. Bostwick, of infiama-
tion of the bladder; aged Y years.
DECEMBER.
21-Robbie, infant SON of w. r. and
JIG. Hunt, of whooping cough jagged
8 months.
22-Phebe Hasbrouck, of old age
aged 81 years and months.
22-Mrs. Mary j. Kelley, relict of the
late Isaac Kelley aged 76 years.
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AURORA.

lCorresponocneel
The sleighiDg is tip top in this town
ship. and the boys and girls seem to
enjoy it hugely in the manner of us
ing it. We mean the sleighing with
the epizooty horses that still abideth
with us.
The dedicatory services of the
Christian Church, Chat little pagoda
over the way), took place on Sabbath
last. The house was filed to over
flow. The Rev. a. B. Green selected
for his text 1st Peter, 3 ., For ye
also. as lively stones" sc. After a
very able and Instructive discourse on
the history and meaning of the word
Church, as found in the old and new
Testament's and impressing on the au-
dience the fact that the more impor-
tant meaning was not in building hou-
ses, however gorgeously done, but in
q spiritually binding together of men
and women with one Lord, one faith
and one baptism. He then gave a
brief history of the Society, commen-
cling back to the first sermon deliver
house two miles south of the center.
HdNC OCCu -OECI iOuA CO
members since that time. The socie-
ty numbers over sixty at present. He
then spoke of the generous gifts the
brethren from the surrounding towns
have made to the church; also in a
feeling manner, of the material assis-
tance the society has received from
its own towns people outside OF the
church, for which they were very
thankful. Among the many beautiful
gifts we will notice two or three :
One of valuable time piece present
ed by Mr.. Burt, of Cleveland Mr.. N.
Z. Seward and wife, an elegant and
costly Bible; and also Master Harry
FL, a beautiful lamp. May its light
shine out to all of his little compan-
ions as they journey OH through life,
so that, when darkness overtakes
them and the valley is before them, it
may ever be beacon to guide them
evermore. And may we all remem-
ber our light is none the less for light
ing our neighbors. n.
Dec. %, 1872.
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fhe REV 7-30 Gold Loan BaadS
9
Northern Pacific Railroad.
Tho First National Bank,
or RAyENNA,
OF RAyENNA,

Are now selling and unhesitatlngiy reeemmene 10
these bonds to their customers and all parties
who have money to invest as the most Prontsp pie
as well safe Investment that Is now -oiiereu 10
the public -, 49,, 20
snonsibIe financiers who have fully IN estiga-
ted the securities upon which the 10 Gola
bonds are based cannot doubt the re2orls, Dotn
Official and unofficial. heretofore rubisnea, ed
I,onfirmed as they are by the letters Of sucn
high-tonel, honorable gentlemen as Bayan
TayIor ex Coy. Bross. of illinois. G. ", Bryan
and Others who have recently visited the New
Northwest. Letters just published AMI can be
had &C Bank free. ss. -, ...-
have ordered large amount OF the s-SO Ootd
Loan Bond, and VIII be pleased to ,ssPpiy al ~
f,tIr customers and others who are ut7sIrou OF
makinr Good Safe and Profitable Investment
We Keep on hand Bonds of 500. $500 ana $l;.
e<,0 which we exchange for Governments D ~
Bonds on which interest will soon cease Ih:ls
realizing handsome profit anu Increasing the
capital 10 to Is per cent.
Will pay highest market price ior coupons ON
Northern parific and Government Bon.is
Interest allowed on time deposits.
Drafts drawn and cashed on ali the principal
cities in the United States.
SIGHT Drafts on England, ireland and all
cities in Europe. p.
-. y WrrTEfz Cashier. 162. 80 ~
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PERsoNAL.-T. B. Alcorn, Esq, a
young lawyer of Pittsburgh, formerly
ly of this village, is paying a brief
visit to his parents and friends here.
Mr.. o. P. Sperra, young Raven
nian, student at the Michigan Uni
versity, at Ann Arbor, has been spend
ing the holiday vacation at his home
in this village.
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NEW GoUDs.

]. q. MALoNEY has Just received complete
stock of Rubber goods, consisting of
Mems Rubber Boots,
Boys Rubber Boots. a1faG1
Youths Rubber Boots,
Mems Buckle Arctic Overshoes.
Women's Buckle Arctic Oyershoes.
WoInen's Congress Arctic Oyershoes,
Mems Congress Arctic Oyershoes.
Mems Alaska Wool Lined Overshoes,
Women's Alaska Wool Lined Overshoes,
Misses Alaska Wool Lined overshoss.
Mems Imitation Sandals.
Womens' Imitation Sandals,
Misses Imitation Sandals,
and will dispose OF them at rs low figures az any
store in Ravenna. 80 j. G. MALONEY
Ravenna, Dec. 10th. 1872. S25
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E. E. SrEDMAN's PATENT ToE-TIP
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
INGRowING TOE NAILs.-Only those
who have suffered from ingrowing
toe nails, can fully appreciate rerne-
dy that accomplishes its purpose tho
roughly, speedily, and scithout pain or
Inconvenience. Instead of Sitting and
pulling out the nail, as is the usual
treatment-and certainly not very
desirable operation-our friend, E. E..
STEDMAN, the Jeweler, has invented a
toe-tip which not only cures, but pre-
cents the ingrowing of the nail. Mr..
STEDMAN has had this remedy under
investigation for nearly three years,
and having effected several permanent
and satisfactory cures, he feels war
ranted in assuring all those thus af-
flictcd that he can afford them speedy
and painless relief. See his advertise.
ment in another column.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-01-02

OK MONDAY MoRsISG the room of
I. j. Riddle, at the Etna House, was
entered by some light-f1ngered chap,
and his coat, vest, Masonic pin, a small
amount of money, and other articles,
stolen.
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A Card.

We. the undersigned, fully appreciatlng the
efforts OF the Ravenna Silver Cornet Band In be-
coming aself-sustaining Institution, and belle, =
ing as we do that he entertainment, given last
week can be repeated with credit to those par
tlcipating and with interest to the citizens
would earnestly request n repetition OF them
unon next Friday and Saturday evenings. Jan.
Sd and 4th. 1873.
A. w. Alcorn; o. V. Scarf; j. 8. Smith; b. j
Wells; L. W. Reed; q. r. Brainerd; Wait, Dew.
ey 4 Co &c. E. Poe; andrew Poe; tlath & Poe
ID, NJ. Clewell: T.. Il. Witter; N ID. Clark: Bel
ruff q Co smith Bros; q. A. Beckley; David
Lindsay; E. E. Stedman; w. 8. Krake; Lyman
5. Ward; E. 8, Comstpek; II. II. w. Hall.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-01-02

MR. WIN. L. goldman, eldest son of
the late William Goodman, is lying
dangerously i'll at his residence in this
village. Little hopes are entertained
for his recovery.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-01-02

THERE are beginning TO be COM
plants in some quarters of scarcity
OF water. Many farmers are compel
led to drive their stock considerable
distances for water.
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FLAx srRAW WANTED.

The highest market price will be paid for any
quantity OF Flax Straw delivered Mt my mill
near ths A. & G. W. Railroad Station, in
Ravenna. H. A. DOOLITTLE.t
Ravenna, July 80. 1872. aO6-tf.
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TIE zooty has pretty much played
OUT We read 10 more about it, and
no longer do we hear. the saIutation,
"How's your horse %
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Who purchases a suit OF clothes during the next
90 days. will lose money unless he calls upon
j. c. BEATTY before purchasing, as I am de-
sirous of reducing my stock to the lowest posi-
be point, preDaratory to the Spring trade.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-01-02

The Poultry Fanciers of Eastern
Ohio are making a move for the or
ganization of an Association, under
the title of the Eastern Ohio Poultry
Association, to be located at Yougs-
town.
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Hatr to he Reantifn1

A work worn. care worn face. a bending back
and failing health, may be renewed ..like the
eagle's,'' GMiltonl by domestic" Sewing
Machine. To be taken Immediately. and paid
for monthly. at No. /, Mechanics block, If the
money isn't ready -
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Santo Domingo expelled the Niger
for theft whom Grant and his friends
make Superintendent of Education In
Louisiana.
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cHnAP. CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.

Just opened at BEaTrY,s 100 army Jackets.
which cost The Government IS each. will be
sold al - cacn. just the thing for doing chores
In around home
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Orr Uuion Schools win commence
their next term, after holiday vaca-
ton of two weeks, on Monday next.
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OK Saturday last Mfr. T. L. Parsons
killed red fox IN the south part OF
Charlestown township.
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If you fell dull, drowsy, debilitated
have frequent headaches mouth tastes
bad. poor appetite, and tongue coated,
you are suffering from Torpid Liver
or Billiousness," and nothing will
cure 80 speedily and permanently as
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. Sold by all Druggists. 6l0.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Farmers Meeting.

a meeting of farmers OF Ehis and surrounding
towns, will be held at Citizens Hall. In RsvenRz
Saturday, January H. at O'Clock for the pur
pose OF organizing Society or Union. for the
better protection OF farming interests ali en-
gagged IN kintired pursuits invited to be
present Let rs have a lEiF attendance and
counsel together forour mutual good.
A NCNBKR OF FARAERs
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Are offered at POE BROS this week. They are
about making some changes in their business
and desire to rednce their stock speedily as
possible hence they ofeI. evrrything at BAR
GAINS. 5tG W IS ssE
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Soap, Soap.

Fine Honey Soap and Glycsrine Soap {. 3 cts.
per cake. at the store OF \. CONVERSE.
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ADJUSTMENTS. - The Dramatic En-
tertainments given last week for the
benefit of the Ravenna. Silver Cornet
Band were not as well patronized as
they deserved to be. The audiences
on Thursday and Friday evenings
were very slim, indeed but on Satur-
day evening the Opera House was
packed full, every seat being taken,
and many persons were compelled to
stand. The play-The Streets of New
York-was well performed, most of
the ladies and gentlemen representing
their several characters most admira-
bly,.
At the close of the performance, on
Saturday evening, a vote was taken,
requesting the Company to repeat the
play of the occasion some evening du-
ring the present week, and in accor-
dance with that vote, which was unan-
inous, we learn that the "Streets of
New York will be again put on the
stage on Friday evening, and " Ireland
AS 1t Is" and "Dora," on Saturday
evening. We hope our citizens will
bear the fact in mind, remembering
that, while they get the full worth of
their money in rational amusement,
they at the same time aid in support
ing an Institution of the tewn in which
every citizen feels deep interest.
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Christmas passed off very quietly
and pleasantly here.

WE issue again this week one day
in advance of our usual publication
day
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HATS soaps

7 Notwithstanding the lively trade in Hats and
Caps. have-still good stock hand as am
receiving almost daily additions to it.
Dec %. 1sIs 0 J.C. BEATTY
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CaIl and Examine

E1N1t1ln6
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. 5S-tf
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WRITING AeADEMY.-We learn that
Prof. Howard will commence second
term of writing at the Town Hall, on
Monday evening next. Those wish
ing to take lessons should be on hand
promptly, as there viii be more than
can be accommodated with seats, as
there was the first term, the pupils of
which recommend the gentleman very
highly as teacher. Terms, 81 90 for
twelve lessons. e.-.s
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HOw TO Save MONEY.

- HOW TO SAVE MONEY!
You will save money by purchasing a Davis
Sewing Machine. as it Is 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. 5N.
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Glass Ware,

The largest stock in town may be found at
May 70, 1s7a. 10Z. DEMING's
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$3.50.

Elegant Ottoman reversible shawls at 81 80
at POE BROS.
4ssF{l GREAT DECLINE
In Dry Goods, at EBRo's. +
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CLEVELAND PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On and after Dec. %. 1872, Trains will leave
Stations daily. Sundays excepted, } as follows:
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List of Advertisements,

Miss NJ. Isabella Reid-Conservatory of Music.
g. p. Hook-Coal.
e. E. stedman-Patent Toe Tip.
Farmers Meeting,
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co,Nc No1,Ta WaIN LIVE
GOING EAsr-HIVER DIVISION
TUsCARAwAs BRANCH.

TUSCARAW AS BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayar1 IL 10 and S no p. m.
New Philadelphia. $40 a. m. and 1 90 D. m.
Arrives
Bayard, 9.45 q. m. and 400 y. m.
New Philadelphia. 800 and 30 p. m.
+. r. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-01-02

The present winter has thus far
been one of the most severe and the
longest in the memory of the oldest
inhabltant. We have already had
about fifty days of uninterrupted
winter, and portion of the time as
cold as ever experienced in this re-
gion.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-01-02

TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
The next session OF the Board Of School Ex-
4miners of Portage County will be held at Ra-
VIENNA. ON Saturday, January 10Th. 1915.
GEORGE DAIsIE, Clerk.
Dee. Is, 1872. 2z3-3t
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IMMENSE CROWDS
GRRArUNnucEMENra

Visit Poe Brothers daily TO secure the rar,
bargains they are Offering.
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MILLINERY.

The balance of the Millinery stock belonging
TO the estate of Mrs. &c. IIasbrouck, will be
found on exhibition and for sale ut the rooms Of
NJ. j. Sysett. Phenix Block, where will be found
some great bargains. j. s. SMITH, Assignee.
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CHILDREN,s CL OTHEs

On overcoats 10 to rseiuce stock as rapidly a.
possible at BEATTYsS,
DeSsnlber %, 1872.
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Of the best quality, which am prepared to de-
liver to customers st the lowest market price,.
Orders left at tths Grocery Store OF Z. F. DEM
ing will receive prompt attention.
C. p. HOOK.
Ravsnna, January I, 1873. 32S y.
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The term of Sheriff Paine will ex-
pire on Monday next, when Col. O.
C. Risdon will be installed in Office.
We take pleasure in bearing witness
to the efficient, faithful and accommo-
dating manner in which Sheriff Paine
has discharged the duties of the office.
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RvERY MANoe noY

In Cloths and Cassineres. Stock must be re.
duced. Can ut BEATTY'S
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HEAD QUARTERS.


To find the best and cheapest stock of Hats
and Caps yon must visit FLATH & POE sstxb-
lishment. You can find there just what you
want. New stock received almost every day.
Batting.
= A good quality Batting to be found at No. ]
Etna Block. at l6c to aOc per Ib.
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READY-MADE CL0rHfNG-

READY-MADE CLOTHING. efnf
Wewant it understood that Flath & Poe are
not to be undersold in Ready made Clothing by
| any one in business either in Ravenna, Alliance
Akron, or any other Retail Town. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits. @9
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SPECIAL Pm

Suitable for Children from 3 to- s years OF age at
New York cost tc close out-at BEATTY ). I.
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NEARTIN sMI ,H's EsTATE.-Notice 10
INl hereby given that the undersgn has hsen
appointed aud qualified as administrator on the
Ohio. deceased FREDERICK PLUM.
streetsboru'. Dec. Ii. isTA RSk-av'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-01-02

Teas, Teas.
N. CONVERSE will receive in few days an in
voice of NEW Young Hyson Teas. 70 be sold at
reduced prices.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-01-02

Bargains In Lap Robes.
We are selling Animal Lap Robes at ss.T5l
VERY CHEAP. POE BROS.
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A. q q. w. Ry--Change of Time. -
The following are the times of the departure
OF trains ut the points below. 1t took effect
Monday NOy.4th;