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10y B. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Ne. 129 7th street, between and H.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
On NORTH STREET, BETWEEN I4rH
AND 10TH STREETS WEST.

4 BY virtue OF q decree of the Supreme Court, d.
O., passed in the cause of Riley ct al. vs. Grady
- ct al No. 326. Equity, will sell, at public
in front of the premises, parts of Lots and TO-
in Square "a, beginning for the ct the north.
west corner OF lot 10, on the south line of north
street. thence running due Is feet thence sou
So feet ~ inches; thence west Is feet and thence
north 50 feet Ia inches to the beginning improved
by two story Frame Dwelling
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; the residue in two
equal payments at and IL months from day of SALE
with interest ct per IT. per annum. The title TO
be retained until all of the purchase money, with in
with within seven days from day of sale, reserve
the right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancipe Mt
purchasers co.t. Sl0O deposit acceptance Of bid
JANIS s. EDWARDS, Trustee
Je5eo&ds B. h. WARNER, Auct.
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QY THOS. Z. wAG6AMAN,
u Real Estate Auctioneer, 81 7th street.

ID Real Estate Auctioneer, 5l9 7th street.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROvID REAL e..
TWEEN AND b.
- By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF
1872, In chancery cause No. 3,7H, Humes Ell al
VS.. Humes ct. al and subsequent decree passed in
said cause May rs, 1873, Ishal offer for sae at pub
Il eauction, In front Of the premises, ON EDNES.
DAY, the 4 18th day Of June, ISIS, ct 8 O'Clock D.
the south II feet front by the depth Of the lot Of
lot - and the north feet front by the derth OF the
lot Of lot So square f, improved By neat iwo-story
Frame House.
Terms; S7oe cash, Of which $50 must be paid a.
the time u sale; balance in IL months from day OF
sale, with cent. interest, aud occurred hy the
note Of the purchaser and vex lien upon the
property. III terms are not complied with within
one week from day of SALE trustee reserves right 10
resell at risk end cost Of d. faultiBe purchaser
r. I. MORSELL. Trustee.
jS-lw THOS. Z. WA0GAM AN. Auct
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10y VIM L. WALL & co, Auetioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O2 Pa avenue corner of 9th stree
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN SQUARE No. 675, NEAR 81

TkISIEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN SQUARE No. 67J, NEAR ST.
ALOYSIUS CHURCH.
- By virtue of deed of trust, dated October go, ,
I'll A: D. ISL, and duly recorded in Liber No 66s
folio S2, &c, and by the written direction of the
party secured thereby, will sell, at public auction
IL front OF the premises, on MONDAY, the 10th day
Nos. 90 and 100, in Gberts recorded subdivision of
square numbered six hundred and enty five (6!
In the city OF Washington, with all the improve
merits thereon. being two nearly finished Dwelling
Houses, fronting on north street
Terms of sale: One-half in cash, of which 800
must be paid each lot at sale; the deferred pay
ments to be made in six and twelve months after day
OF sale with interest at ten per per annum and
occurred by deed Of trust to the satisfaction of the
Trustee Terms to be complied with within six days
after day of SALE otherwise the Trustee reserves the
right &c resell the property. after one weeks notice
at the risk and cott of defsul,ing purchaser. All
convey ancipg at pure hasers cost
m3O-d L. WALL 4 DO Ancts
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tVY THOS. Il. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Auctioneer, 519 7th street.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, the 10th day OF June, ct D.
m, lot ID, on Ohio avenues between l31s and l4th 81
streets, and lot 1, with the improvements, on -
lS1s street, between Ohio avenue and O street, in
Terms One-third cash; balance in 6, IL and Is
months, at per cent interest. $50 to be paid on
day of sale. THOS E, WA0GAMAN.
Je4-ds Auctioneer
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AUCTION SALES.
TUT URE DAYl

RT LATIMER CLEARY
- Auctioneers and Real Esf ate Brokers'
southwest corner Pennsyivania avenue aud 18th st.,
Star Once Building
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Ospos cor. Ga asd B sweets, N. ". uk1Sl =

TRAINS LEAVE FOR TRAINS ARRIVE a,
BALTIMORE WAHHIN0TON Al
~ 2. M, Niagara EXP, As Q. m, Western En-.
e1y. daily, except Sunday.
'Ss n;m'' ostimore Nail, S8 q m, Mail, daily, OF
ws .. m, Western Exp. IL 0s a. m.. W:..srn rr
daily, except Sunday daily s~b'
Leo p. m. Baltimore Acc LOS D. m Cincinnati Nv
daily, except sunday. daily excent Snnd.y A'
$50 p. IN, Baltimore Ac. SIS m Psc,ac TO-.
commodation, daily, ex. daily, excent Hnndsv
cept Sunday. 9.O6 M Aocc,nvnodsyy,.
- p. m, Cincinnati Ex- daily.
Press.daily, except Sun l04O ,. m, Southern =,
~ w....- press, daily, except Sun
Trains leaving washington q SIS and l0:Ss m AM
S:So 4 ColncCt % vtn trains for Marlboro
rvtnR st Marlboro 9:l9 O. m and l2Is And s.ss -
Trains arriving ct washington SIS - ' sS P y. m
Marlboro 7e0 Q. %. and $40 and SIS D. N.
Passenger leaving their orders q Ticket Onos.
corner Of 18th street and Pennsylyaaia avsrne ~,
ao.tn.ess corner q sisth .trset And
q e heses and Is,idsncss g al points North an.
Lndiana1olis, Logisvilie, g. Lsuis, New OrieSns
Onicsso,V mane' Ss9 Erancsco, and al Doin6 north
u. D. YOUNG, 0on9 pnne,r AGENT -
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RY b. II. WARNER,
No. 1873 7th street, between G and II SITS.

SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
THE SOUTH SIDE OF STREET, BE-
TWEEN 4TH AND 9TH SITS.
- will offer for sale to the highest bidder, on
uYoTHURSDAY, June 18th, 1873, at O'Clock D.
IN, valuable Building Lot, located above,
q feet inches front NJ street by depth :of 100
feet to 30 feet paved alley. All wooden pavement
and other taxes paid.
Terms: One third cash, and balance in 6, II and
Is months, at per cent interest, secured by deed
of trust. 8 100 down day of sale.
This il one of the best locations in the city.
je4-eod&ds b. Fl. WARNER. 72Y 7th st.
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AUCTION SALES.

GREEN q wILLIAM Ms. AuctioueerV
HI No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and cts
VALUABLE LIBRARY, AT PUBLIC
sALEOf AUCTION.
'kSDAf, the 9th inst d. ct O'Clock
~ Ont shall sell within auction rooms,
G"Pm,ve 'ection 81 valuable Standard aud
49, large 60. Ks. We enunerate, in part
s,scellsnecr. wa. Is, Coceers Novels.
The WsNeriy Move Muhlbach's Works.
SHhaksresrss M9sh sgazine, from Volume I to
kXaIIl, hssd.am.iy 30 other valuable maya
zines
The hpnusis OF Congress, fro ,msnt Of Miscella-
Together with elegant sesm
neous Literature. Terms cash. ANS Aur,.
I'D GREEN VILLA
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

BEWARE OF THEM.-A week age
last. st.Saturday man and woman, hav-
ing the externa. appearance of respec-
liability. stopped at the Etna House,
registering as J. P. Blown aud lady,
from Cleveland. They remained a
little over a week, holding themselves
out as man and wife. Brown profess
ed TO have business as the seller of a
Spring Bed Bottom. On Saturday
evening last this brace of beauties re-
lieved their trunk of iss ceutents and
with all their worldly effects secretly
decamped for the A. & G. W. R'y
Station where they took the first train
for Warren, leaving mine host of the
Etna House minus the amount of
their bill, S29, and upon the depart
ure it was found that bed spread
had also disappeared. MIR Musser in
company with officer Menary follow
e the couple to Warren, where they
found them snugly ensconced at the
Austin House, where they had regis
tered as being from Philadelphia.
But here again they gave their pursu-
ers the slip and lit out. Landlords
and ali others will do well to keep q
sharp look ont such swindlers, with
whom the country is flooded. ID
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only argument and condemnation we
have yet had from those that were so
loud in their denunciations last fall
against the traitors and deserters, as
theytermed the Liberals. IfGeneral
Grant wanted recraits to send TO LOU
isiana to put down the people and
sustain his Ku kiux banditti that he
has placed in power there by the bay
onets ofthe United States, there is no
place where recruiting Office could
be opened under more favorable au-
spices than among the Credit Mobil-
iers here. Il.
2. S. We want to vote for some
one as candidate TO. the Constitu-
tienaf GonrentioR. 3.
March %, 1868.
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RANDOLPH.

Correspondence.
Thus far we have what is called d
very good sugar making season.
There is some complaint in regard
to the prospects OF winter wheat.
Fields look brown as though in many
places the wheat had been killed,
( Just now Mr.. Horr, of Shalersviiie,
is occupying the Ward corner at the
center, and selling out goods at aston
ishing low prices.
Several parties have already COM
menced operations on new buildings,
but weather is unfayorable. A. Good
year has his blacksmith shop, just
west of the center, enclosed, and will
be at work in it in few days.
The Credit Mobilier party can't see
anything to make fuss about in the
grand salary steal. They can't see
anything very bad about Congress
men taking few extra thousand dol
lars from the public Treasury. They
wbuld have done the same thing had
they been in Congress, This il the
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SUFFIELD..

CorTesQOndsRcp.i ss4E+
As it appears to be fashionable to re-
port the progress and improvements
OF other places, think it probable
that some OF the readers of the Press
might wish to know how we are get
ting along in this secladed corner OF
Portage county. This township is
composed of the best land for agricul-
l,ural purposes of any in the county, a
pleasant, rolling country, dry, sandy
roads, splendid water and generally
healthy. Our farmers are an industri-
Gus, honest and intelligent people.
The country is dotted as far as the
eye can reach with large, red, Penn
sylvania bank-barns and comfortable
looking white frame dwelling houses,
Several new buildings such as the
above are added to the number every
year. At the center we have two
Grocery, Provision and Dry Goods
Stores; one kept by Saith. and Sha-
nafelt, and the othe by Geo. Mitchell
"A splendid Tavern kept by Jacob Lou.
denslager, a very worthy and accom-
modating fellow. We have got two
blacksmith, wagon and buggy shops
one kept by M. Bletzer and Wake
man and the other just started by'our
enterpfising young friend sJaceb
F'ritch. Our old friend Bletzer with
ajourneyman and an apprentice used
to hammer away like true sons OF
Vulcane from eariysmorningY till late
at night ands sstili WAS n6o ablss 70 stsp-
ply the growing demand of the Town.
lie has worked hard and accufnu-
iateda niceE little property, and hail
with pleasure the advent Of d brother
mechanic to take some of the work
off his. hands. . We.haKe, yasteam saw
mill, 4 harness maker, and Two sons
of Crispin yes, ana we have d tim
shop, run by John Sweeney, we have
also one meeting house and school
house at the center. That's not SO
bad for Suffield. .3id061 SCI
Garfield has committed another
grievous SIM, Judge Sherman's LETT
ters; Credit Mobilier and voting for
the Congressional steal! all dwindfea
away TO nothing, when comparable
the last: sin, of ingratitude! He re-
fused 10 correspond with our Post
Office Petitioners. Jt 10 ROVER.
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Terrible Tornado mississippi.

Over Twenty Persons Killed, and Large
Number of Buildings Destroyed.
Dispatches from Memphis give
the, account of a terrible tornado
which occurred in the vicinity OF
Canton. Mississippi, on Friday night.
The special of the Memphis Appeal
of the 29th ult. says:
s'This locality was visited last night
by most fearful storm of wind and
rain which spread destruction and des-
olation in its track. Buildings, trees,
fences, everything in its course, were
handled like straws; and for a time
the atmosphere seemed thick with
limbs and fragments of trees. timbers
from buildings, fence-rails, etc., du-
ring which it is almost impossible to
conceive how any living creature sur
vived in its midst. Wild and exag-
gerated rumors were flying from
mouth to mouth during all of last
night and this morning as to the ex-
tent of its destruction in this vicinity,
and the number of killed and wound
ed; but it has been ascertained. and
is really surprising, that no more than
two persons were killed, and that the
number more or less injured varies
from fifteen to twenty. The number
of buildings entirely destroyed is es-
timated at thirty, besides a greater
number which are damaged, some of
which will have to be entirely recon-
structed before they are fit tor perma-
nent use.
The city this morning presented a
most desolate appearance, and the
anxiety of the citizens tor time was
intense, each one apparently surpris-
ed that his neighbor was not swept
away by the tornado. Among the
buildings injured was Pierce's Hotel,
one of the principal buildings in the
city. Men are already at work re-
pairing damages-permanen when
possible, and temporarily in badly
damaged places. 1t is acknowledged
by every one, the oldest citizen inelu-
ded, to be the severest storm that ev-
er visited this locality. Business is
almost entirely suspended to-day and
the storm is the universal topic. Con-
siderable anxiety is felt in regard to
the interior portions OF the country
in the course ;of the tornado, and
when intelligence is received it is the
almost universal opinion that there
will be narrowing details of its devas-
tation throughout the country. A dis
patch received tonight says;
The loss of life will reach twenty
killed or wounded. Trees were seen
flying through the air near Jackson,
where the storm was felt less serious
ly."
A Jackson dispatch says: About a
dozen houses were completely des-
troyed, and thirty injured more or
less. One colored man was killed,
one lady seriously injured, probably
fatally, and several wounded. The
gale visited Jackson between eight
and nine o'clock"
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To KILL A TowN.-An exchange
gives the following receipt for killing
a town; and, 10 the following of II
don't succeed.ther is not the least use
in making any further effort. This is
the modus operdntli: "Underate eve
ry present and prospective public en-
terprise, speak i'll of the churches and
schools, tell everybody the hotels are
bad, enlarge the vices of the people,
especially the young, withhold the
patronage from your merchants and
tradesmen generally, and buy your
goods and groceries at some other
place; never subscribe for the local
paper, and If you are in business, by
all means refuseto advertise.
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A MIsTAKE-Nor, DEAD.-Last
week, by oversight in making up the
inside form of our paper, the regular
obituary head was left standing in its
usual place just over the advertise
mept Of Drs. Jennings & Swain, al
though separated from 1t by a paral-
lei rule. This circumstance has fur
nished the occasion of much learned
Icommentfby certain knowledgous per-
sons who understand all about the in
ternal arrangements and workings of
a printing Office. For the benefit OF
oil such and the public generally we
are pleased to say that Drs. Jennings
& Swain have not departed this life,
but are alive aud well, and prepared
to attend promptly to the oails of oil
persons In the line of their profession.
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The Agnes Wallace troup gave two
performances at Reeds Opera House,
on Friday and Saturday evenings to
rather small houses. The general
impression is that their patronage was
fully up 10 the merits of their per-
formances.
Dr.J n. Crafts left on Monday for
his new home at Eaton, Indiana. The
Doctor is young man of energy and
ability, thoroughly posted in his pro-
fession, and we have no hesitation in
commenting him TO the people of mis-
new home as every way worthy OF
their confidence.
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SHEEP SToLEN.-Not many days, or
rather nights, ago, some persons hav-
ing hankering for mntton, made a
raid upon flock of sheep belong
ing to Mr.. James Hudson, residing in
fhe northeast part of this township,
and killed three sheep and carried of
two of them, leaving the body of one
where killed, together with the pelts
of the others. Mr.. Hudson missed
the sheep the next morning, and q
covering of snow on the ground, ena-
bled him to trace the parties for a
long distance and definitely establish
the ultimate destination of the mutton.
It's bad plan for sheep thieves to
engage in business just when the
gronnd is covered with a fresh carpet
of snow.
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The season is at hand when farmers
are looking around for agricultural i'm
plements. We desire TO call attention
to the advertisements of j. G. Prem
tiss In another coIumn.1 He. has an
assortment of Plows of the very best
make In, the country, besides gener-
al stock of implements required by
farmers. and well selected stock oil
Hardware. Farmers and others will
find this to be the place TO make their
purchases.
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SANGRRBUND.-The Germans of Ra-
VIENNA have organized a Sangerbund
and procured the services of Prof. B.
Eisenhower. of Akron, an experience
ed and competent teacher. They have
secured Gretzinger's Hall in which to
hold their meetings. The class alrea-
-dy numbers forty and will be largely
Increased. The first regular meeting
will be held on Saturday evening
next, aud twice week thereafter. At
no distant day we shall expect to have
some first class music by this organi-
zation.
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THE ScARE.-Prof. J. w. Wilson

af THE SCARE.-Prof. J. w. Wilson
was announced by posters about town
to lecture on two or three evenings
last; week upon the subject of "The
/ Approaching conflict" at % cents for
single admission family tickets 81
So few persons responded to the ear
nest call for the friends of freedom to
turn out that the Professor did not
hold forth Our people. don't seem
10 be as much alarmed on account Of
the Catholics as they used to be dur
ing the days of Know Nothingism oi
happy memory.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

J.C. MALoNEY has just received complete
stock of Rubber goods, consisting Of
Mems Rubber Boots,
Boys Rubber Boots. gs r-5. 7t., !
Youths Rubber Boots,
Mems Buckle Arctic Overshoes.
Women's Buckle Arctic Oyershoes.
Women's Congress Arctic Overshoes. "a
Mems Congress Arctic Overshoes.
Mems Alaska Wool Lined Overshoes,
Women's Alaska Wool Lined Overshoes,
Misses Alaska Wool Lined Overshoes.
Mems isation Sandals.
Womens' Imitation Sandals, - II r
Misses Imitation Sandals,
and will dispose of them ut as low figures as any
store in Ravenna. DC. MALONEY.
Ravenna, Dec. 10th, 1872. 225
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The cold RELIABLE Coming.

From letter from E e. Basye
agent of the s.Old Reliable" Theatei
Troupe, we learn that they will open
for tWo-night's engagement at KenI
on Friday next, presenting on thai
night the play5of -Lucretia Borgia,
and on Saturday night Hamlet
On Monday and Tuesday nights they
will play at Reeds Opera house, in
this town.
1t is hardly necessary that we
should say anything in commendation
of this troupe. 1t is acknowledged to
be the best that ever visited Ravenna.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

LET the young ladies beware of the
young men who wear tall hats and
red chokers.s .ast f,s.tfIa 4 s0E-. :,
The most original spelling we have
ever seen is the following. 1t beats
phonetics 80 you beAa tub 80loh!
pea-a top. Be 80-bat. See S0-cat.
Pea S0-pat. Are 80-rat. See oh
double you-eow. See you beeLeub.
See bee-cab. Be you ,double9te
but. See a efI-caIl 1<
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

The new advertising bill, which
passed the StateSenate onthe 10th ult,
.fixes the legal square" at 24O ''ems, y
and the price at 500 for the first in
sertion and 40 cents for. each addi-
tional. The bill requires that the
matter of the advertisement shall. be
set ppsia apeompaet form, without an
necessary head Hnes, etc. Fhe bin
applies to all sorts of legal advertis-
ing except the delinquent tax list.
which is already provided for by law.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

The term gjast closed has been q
very pleasant one, nothing having oc-
Cured to mar the peace and happiness
of the school, which has left none but
pleasant recollection in the memory
of the teacher who bespeaks for
them in the future unbounded suo-
cess. p. 3.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-04-03

Z Orr FOR NEws YoRK,- Mr. O., v.
Searl OF the firm of Searl Bros, starts
for the East to-day TO purchase the
spring stock for that new and enter
prising house. It's bis intention to
buy the most complete and attractive
stock of goods ever displayed in Ra-
VIENNA. They will be- III receipt of
their new stock i'm few days when
they will be pleased to receive the
calls of all those desiring to purchase
goods.
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lMoy,Na dax hasEarriyed.-} Z

~ MOVING udy f1S drriScu.
THE fish season is near at hand.
BEWARE of patent right swindlers
Every lady can haye chap of hel
own this month.
THE roads are getting no better
very fast. aIs'i s,ssa lssa sii iis,.;s 3
i ELDcTioN tickets printed expedi.
tioa,sly at Ihe Pass. Office. .ss.' $50
We were visited on Tuesday by q
regular thunder storm.
During the past week the weather
has been very dreary and winter like
f. r. Myers General Passenger
Ticket Agent at Pittsburgh has our
thanks for railroad favors.
Monday next is election day. The
most important matter TO be decided
then and there is the gas question.
DURING the month of March twen-
ty-two struggling paupers were en-
gtertained Oyer night-fed and lod dged
lat the County Inflrmary
IT is about as wise 10 get mad-at
the editor and stop your paper as It Is
to refuse to get your mail becausee
you don,t,like the postmaster.
F.P. Hatfield, Esq, has moved his
residence from Babceck street to the
house on Pratt street. for which he
lately traded. =
The extra session of the United
States Senate which commenced on
the 4th Of March, adj Journed sine die
on the 26thgult9 n DH
3. If any one thinks it is an easy mat
ter to get up an Interesting. local de-
partment ola paper these dull times
let him try it ON, just once.na .,.li.a s.s,.
The present has been one of the
best sugar seasons ever kpown to the
teoldest tinhabitantnt'and it has scarce
ly ended yet. - - ''' = ''...'s s.
The attention four readers in want
of trees and shrubs is directed to the
advertisement of Mr.. Robert johnson
in this issue.
WHEN the tree agents. lightning
rod men and organ grinders come
round. then. look out, for you may
feel pretty sure that spring time has
come again.
Z. The assessors will soon be around
taking an inyantory ofyour property.
The tax law requires him to start on
his mission et mercy0 ON the .il4th, of
this month.
APRIL settlements are now in order.
Be sure and "place" your money
"where it will do the most good" In
which event the printers can't faii-to
receive liberal share.
LsM6x MIHALf, Fac. has again
united himself with the Portage Co.
Democrat, and hereafter that paper is
to be published under the firm name
of L. W.. Hall & Son. avra-re
BRET HARTE is announced to deliv-
er his lecture entitled .sThe Argo-
snants," at the College Chapel, in Hud-
son, OF Wednesday evening the 9th
inst.
There is a large attendance at the
Teachers Institute now in session at
Windham, greater interest is mani
tested than at any former Institute
ever held fnithis coanty.
- On .