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Portaea "a. 0facial Regigter.

Portage 90. Official Register
Conmoa Peas yadgs-Philo D. Conant
Islloer C0sss>ffHfS0zdk Cone ~ ID. Horton-
RspreEezt1kire "a Le1fsEafurs--OrYiile Blake
%vabGitS JmsQe-G ideOn Seymour.
C0unfV ezerk-John BIeharg.
Cossnty -6BdffOr--William GriHnell.
County TreasErsr-E G. Hinman-
Sterig- % {. Risden-
Eeg1rEss-- George Wl Barretf M
Cbsnaa fssEoasrs-Isaae Brown. l. H. Parmelee
~ Smith sanford
1sss'gasl sFsetors-B Well ANA Wilmot,
County SHrgeyor--Jedediah Cole
Cogoaer-LyInan Bryant
$500 ltg1Izsl lssgs-Ws W. Patton. g. Puekett-
Mayors OF Incorporated Villages
GaTrefksrWe-O. g. Ferris: Kezt-Isaae Russell /;
hGreAE9-George e, KobInsons
justices OF the Peace.
Assedter-sylyester A Hinman, A. v. wilson
AHr0f1-yDhn L. ThOmp psOn, Worthy Tay iOr-
BrfH.feEd-J- L Carrier. &. H. Chapman
CkaTfestoann--A AuStin p Curtiss s L. Morris,
DeeEfetd Is Ti1bals. LII. Holman.
EdfBbasrgh h-Smith Sanford Elihu Fish
FrGzkfk1-HeEry McGraW. UTbino Chapman.
Isaac Russell.
FrsSdO1--I Briant, A. G. LArckom-
HfTaDs-RIehard A. Hank, Allen A Barber,
Aant4a-AIoDzo = Farr, Henry Cobb
Geks9n-J edediah Cole. A. Il. HanRahs,
Pdfmyrg-Enoch Morgan. orrin stevens. David
-Braineri 5eFby. Asarer. B. Merrill.
RznbeIDA-lSa athAn g Scar. James p Eoe-
Ra1saaa-GeorBe 7. Roiinsdz1 Eleazer Lord.
Andrew JAckson
RooLst0lga--A llrcd 4. BaKlew OTIS Reed.
rsslsbor0.-W afiaee Reot ". A. Jenkins.
6ae5Resg-ffugh Tx 19artin w IL liam II PRulus.
HdPd1sm-- -Eppsna +. Jaeger, Tho's O. Angel.
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FOR SALE.

One New-mIlk Cow; one Springer; one tiptoI
Farrow Cow, on easy terms.
.Tti THEODORE CLARK.
Ravenna, Nov. 3, '7s. 2Il-lt
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SECOND NATIONiI BANK,
OF RAvENNAs 0.


Designated Dopositary q the
US.
n 8. Bonds and Securities bought, soid end
erehanged, at our counter, at best market Fsees
stocks and Bonds, OF All kinds bought and
sold on Connaission. In NeW Herk. or any ae-
sired market.
highest Market rate for $40 and 1e-eo
Coupons, Gold. silver, and premium funds
Of an kinds.
,-st;e~ IN. the limited states> = - 4a A
,1g,t Drafts on HnsIAnd and 1reland aHd
passage Tickets TO or from those caties y
New York rates. ~
Revenue stanaps-all sizes for sale
Accounts and Dspotfss Of business men And
indivfduals, received on most favorable terms
..,a prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest aIlowed on time deposits as may De
So WI BEEBE. cashie<-
gro. RoBrEsoN, President
sept 5. 1858. f. a 8 G2siynt eFF
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RAVEpNA PUBnIoascnooLs.

1he highest per cent. Of attendance
97.2, was In the High school the low
est per cent, 8S,9 was in Miss Prices
school.
The Greatest humber cases of tardi-
ness, 81 was in the High School; the
smallest number 6 was in Miss Han
NUNS and Miss Warren's schools.
Parents and all friends of education
are cerdiallys iAEiteds to- visit the
schools at any time. - = ~es ea
Respectfully, S. PUoKETT.
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UTILLIAM E. BRADLEY having purchased
w theentire interest of Henry d. Barter In
the Ravenna Summit Mil, that institution will
hereafter be run by him. He will nay all dehlR
contracted by the late firin and all amotlnts
owed to it must be paid TO him, I'd .e gae4 Ia
Custom Grinding done to OrdeSs
Flour. Feed and Min staGs delivered 90 any
part Of the city. free Of charge, &C lowest rates.
Ravenna. sept "A. 1873. sss-tf 4
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An exchange says: "According to
the werther prophets we will have
twenty-nine SHOWS this winter; be-
cause the moon was twenty-nine days
old when the frs. snow fell" We
hope there is some mistake in this cal
culatioh. ao
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first class cutters.

Mr.. STEPHEN ALLEN. of Charles
town, started on Wednesday for a
visit to his old home in merry England
May he have safe journey and q
pleasant one.
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NjfAttM TUX SA1AEs -. ~. IIl4-llt n
A farm of 1141k acres Of land In the N.R part
0f Brimheld township, with good dwelling
and barns. good new and old orchards, Is well
umbered and has an abundant supply Of wafer
For particulars enquire the prem isess OF $50
BrimHeld. July ae 1873 e6sn
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rEAoHERs ExAn1INATIoN.

~ Ravenna Encampment. No. 129.
Meets every snd and4th Fridays of each mont
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Boots 8 Shoes.

w. W. PATTON. Clerk of Board.
2e7-tf
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o. OIF.-Ravenna Lodge NS.s65.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
e,Vtrss HAN a2sslst
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EyYoung men who sit up late on
Saturday nights playing cards, and go
To church the next morning with "full
deck in their pockets, should be care
hil about their being bestowed SO as not
u fall out Bob Howe went to the Bar-
list meeting in Circleville, and took his
seat with his .sweethearts in the front
pew in the gallery J; he had occasion to
use his handkerchief, and drawing il
rather suddenly from his breast pocket.
he drew out with it the entire pack of
$ colen's lest linen," which new all
about below III! ssf aSIk IEIa
The good minister saw it, and know
ing whereof he spoke, simply observed
.Youne man, your psalm book has
been poorly bound"
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THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
Tuesday. April 8. 1878.
sha.s.rer,an commentaries.


Wine hos, of the garter" lie land
lady. OF course.
And thereby hangs tail" Darwin.
ran theory
"The lunalir. the lover ard tie poet"
Properly classified.
STEALING and giving odnr" Negro
in watermelon patch
Theu hast daIBnahle iteration. "
The. fellow that tells lgi jokes,
so sweet and valuable is his dis.
course" gThc Prize candy peddlrr.
II kGow hank wheleon the wild
tLvnse blows" The faro bank
"Take, % take those lips away -
Some very pretty women will eat on
us she not passing fair - Doubt
less the lady engaged in passing the hat
around &C church sociah sT Fl
"lf ladies be but young and fair, they
have the gift to know it." They are,
indeed, remarkable conscious
lie draweih out the thread Of his
verbosi'y flner than the staple Of his
argument" The s.heavy" editor
How use doth breed hahit in q
man parGoed thought here. Use a
man meanly and he'll soon get the habit
of kicking you.
IA needy, hollow-eyed, sharp-looking
wretch" The very picture of mod
ern interviewing reporter. Yruly we
can never do justice to the foresight OF
the immortal bard
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cF Shall We have new system Of
medicine. 10 be called the Scare Cure
A lady in New Haven has for three
months suffered severe illness and al,
most total deprivation Of Speech from
a bronchial affection. She has recover
ether voice in singular manner
While In tue attic of her house she was
surprised by the noiseless and anexpect
cd approach of one of the family. In
her fright she suddenly cried out, and
since then her articulation has been
very clear and distinct. We are not
told whether she iss married. or, if so,
how her husband likes the change.
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Legal Notice.

JOSEPH FLEMING, Joseph Fisher aud Isaac
y Fisher, who reside out of the State Of
Ohio will take notice that on tie 22d of Feb.
ruary, 1878 John Fisher filed q petition in
the court of common pleas Of Monroe county,
Ohio, the object OF which is to obtain q re-.
lease of a mortgage given by John Fisher to
William Fleming, February rs, 1855; said
defendants are required to answer said petit.
ton by the 18th Of April. 1878.
H0LLISTER & OKRY,
feb2i,'73we. At.y's for plsintiiis
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
), !. vn.lH. Cline s)d..rsi...
B olife es.l. ,

pYvirtu. Of ordf 4 Of ..ls to N. directed
ID from the couft a common pleas Of Mon.
roe county, Ohio. Y fill Offer for sale ats the
front door of the furt house ia the town Of
Woods6sld, betv IN the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. m. and 4 o'clodA p. M, on ~ "a ~
Saturday, th45tA day of Apr,l. 1873,
the following defcrib9 real estate, situate IN
Monroe county Iohio, 70 Wit;
The northeast qusAter Of the southeast
quarter of sejtiou twdp PITY seven, township
three of ransb Ave, containing forty aorss
Appraised )at ssl6. fassgEs9
~ JOHN P, SPRIGGS,
moh4.7sfs. AasA Com. y. GO.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
George W. Fulton
Wm. Burditt ct al.

DY virtue Of \an order Of salsto me directed
ID from the COURT of common pleas of Mon
roe county, ohioAI will offer flor sale, at the
from, door of the Sourt HOUSE, in the town of
Woodsheld, betwssp the h9ars Of 10 o'clock
a. m. and o'clock m, ia
Saturday, the 5tAdayPf April 1873,
the following described Yal estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, Il fit.
Beginning a. a stone " the north end Of
the cross street of thetSwu of New Castle;
thence north one half Idsaree east twenty six
perches to a stones thj jnce north eighty eight
degrees west fourteet percAes; thence south
four degrees east twenty .seAen perches to a
stone at the end fof an alley; thence nolth
eighty six degrees kast eleven perchss to the
place of beginning, containing two acres
more or less. ALTO, all that trait of land on
the soath side the creek, (sxcept what has
been formerly sd1d by Isaac Mitchell, Sr.. to
VIM. Ullum, off the east half Of The north
east quarter of section thirty-three, township
three of range four) containing sixty-foar
acres more or less; being the same premises
conveyed to John Sloan, December 5 1865, by
Edward Salisbury, Master Commissioner.
Appraised, lat tract at $640.
I'd Z" It's. =.
GEORGE CALDWELL,
deo2w5. Sheriff u. G.. o.
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y"Why does the operstionsof han-
eing kill man ?" inquired DR.. Whately.
A physiologist replied:
"Because inspiration is checked, circu-
lation stopped, and blood suffuses and
congests the brain. /" -. -
sBosh!' replied his grace. "It is be-
cause the rope is not long enough to let
his feet touch the ground"
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Administrators Sale
1F RE AL EST TIE

IN pursuance Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer
for sale, Vt public auction on
Friday, the 4th day Of AprI, 1873,
at 10 o'clock q. H., upon the premises, IL
Swits.rland tow nship; In sail Monros county.
the following described real estate, - wit:
Tie west half Of the northwest quarter of
section sixteen, township three of range three,
containing eighty one and one-half acres;also
the southwest Lart of the east half the north
ives. quarter of same section, township and
range, containing ten acres; containing in ali
ninety and a half 'es, more or less, free OF
widows dover,
TERMS OF SALR.-One third in hand, one
third in one year and one third in two years;
deferred payments 10 bear interest from tie
day of sale, and to be secured by mortgage
upon said premises Sold
KMANUEL G. BLATTLER.
Admir- Of estate of Thomas Smith, decd.
l. HoFFFLBR, Atty. mcbi, I3td.
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The PARKE R GUN.
Legal Notice.

NTILLIAM LONG, of Wayne county. State
w of Illinois, will take notice that George
Fl. Davenport. of Monroe county. and State
of Ohio, did, on the 4th day of February, A.
D. 1878. file his answer and cross petition in
the court OF common pleas of Monroe county
and State of Ohio in an action then pending
in said court, in which Marcus Highman is
plaintiff, and George Il. Davenport and James
buchanan are defendants, in which cross
petition said William Long is made party
defendant; said cross petition sets forth that
said William Long, on the 18th day of Au-
gust, A. D ls65,by deed of general warranty
conveyed to Michael Long the following de,
scribed premises, situate in said county of
Monroe and State of Ohio. to wit: The north
west quarter of the southwest quarter of Sec
tion number eight, township number five OF
range number six, in the Marietta land dis
triet; that afterward the said Michael Long by
hts written deed, conveyed said tract of land
to the said George H. Davenport: that before
the conveyance to Michael Long said lands
had been sold for taxes, and there was then
due for said taxes the sum OF 5 which
was lien on said premises. The prayer of
said cross petition is that said William Long
may be adjudged to pay the sum of money
with interest and penalty, due as taxes afore-
saii said William Long is hereby notified
.ha: he is required to appear and answer said
cross petition ON or before the 26th day Of
April, A. D. 1873.
AMOS s. sfRIG9S,
Att'ys for Geo. Il. Davenport.
mch4.'73w6'
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Administrators Sale
OF REAL est A T e


TN pursuance of an order OF the Probate
| Court of Monroe county, Ohio, | will offer
for sale. at public auction, on
Friday, the 17th day Of April, 1873,
at IL o'clock forenoon. upon the premises
he following described real estate. situate in
the county of Monroe and State of Ohio, to
wit:
The northwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter of section twenty mine. in township
one of range three, containing forty acres
more or less, and appraised at 1854; subject
to dover of Catharine KlotIli therein.
Also. the following premises, uninoum-
bsred by dover: The northeast quarter ofthe
southwest quarter Of section twenty-nine, in
township one, of range three; containing
forty acres more or less, and appraised
at 81 600.
Terms OF SALR.-One-t third in hand, one
third in one year and one-third in two years
from the day of sale, with interest; the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold.
JOHN MUHLEMAN.
Administrator of John Klotzli, decd
mshlS, ,'73td.
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Legal Notice.

JAMES L. REED, William L. Reed, Sam
d uel R. Reed and John Reed, who reside
out of the State of Ohio, will take notice that
on the Goth day of February, 1878, William
Donahey, Administrator of Samuel Donahey,
deceased. filed his petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, against
them, and others as heirs of Samuel Reed, de-
ceased, asking that they be made Iar,ies to a
Judgment rendered in said Court at the Feb
ruary term thereof 1858, in favor of said Will
lam Donahey as such Administrator, and
against Samuel Reed now deceased, for $1,477
55 and costs, and for the sale of the real estate
mortgaged to secure said claim. The said case
will be for hearing in said Court on the 18th
day of April, 1873.
5a HOLL1STER & OKEY, o.,
Feb. 2s, 73-w6. Atty's for Donahey.
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Attachment.
AthchAent.

C. 6. oslinssr, Rintif, J Afore Alex. sueh-
VS.. adam. J. P, of Sum
John Lower, del endsnte mil township, Mon
roe county. OhP: On the 2ls\ day of Febru-
ary, A, D. 1879 said Justice Issued an order
of attaehmenYin the above action for the
sum of $l6s "a; said case is SIT for hearing
on the 9th dky of April, 1873, vt l o'clock
pm. Lewis sFille, Ohio, Feb. rs, 1873. =,
mchllw34 C.G. OBLINdER.
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale farm con-
/ tanning
ONE HUNDRED & SIXTY ACRES.
About one-half of said farm is choice bottom
land also about 80 acres in cultivation. I'm
provements are two dwelling houses; one stable,
and other out buildings; also, good orchards
1t contains two good veins of coal, one of which
is known as thecreek vein; the other is from
AZ to 8 feet in thickness. The unimproved
land on said farm is well timbered.
For terms and particulars call on or address,
WM. y. BELT,
Feb. %. 1e73wi Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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Proclamation. .

PrSclamatlon.A
NOTICE IS herlby given to the qualified
IN voters of Mo&roe County, yohio, that a
general election WI be held, 4. required by
law, on the first HSnday. bejAs the
sth Day OF Aprli, a. D, 1878.
at the several plsceaof hiding elections in
said county of MonrSs, nd you will then and
there proceed TO votelby ybalio.for
One Member of thsf constitutional Conven-
tion. A. ssl
The Trustees of trel several townships Of
said county are heJebytnotifed that they are
required to make feturp OF the poll books to
the Clerk Of th Coutt Of Common Pleas.
within two days kftsr shl said first Monday
The polls to bs edPetween the hours
Of 6 and 10 aeloct in tip forenoon Of said
day, and olod st s O'clock in the afternoon
Of said day. =
Given qhder my hand at my once IN
Woodsfeld, this 18th day of February, A. D.
1878 and the list year of ths State,
GEORGE CALDWELL,
ts Sheriff Monroe County, Ohio.
aloDlotds 47 .ss aaf rs
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Notice in Partition.

AT ARTHA FORREST, widow of Horton Fora
NI rest, decd, William Forrest. Sarah Ann
Weekly and - Weekly her husband, Hen
rie Ia Forrest, Horton Forrest and Reeves
Forrest, will take notice that petition was
flied against them on the Goth day of Febru-
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Abraham Frieden's Estate.

ON the goth day Of January, 1873. the un-
" dersigned was appointed and duly quali-
fed as Administrator Of the estate of Abra-
ham hieden late ef Monroe county, Ohio,
Iced. JACOB ,AFF0LDBR.
March IN lR71-K3
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STEPHEN KNIGHTS ESTATE.

V,HE second partial settlement account of
| Jacob Fisher, Administrator of Jacob
Fisher, decd, will be for hearing April 8, 1873.
JAS r. MORRIS
mcheb,'73v Probate Judge N. c. ..
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To Farmers.

ERUTT Trees Of all kinds can be had by ap.
i plying to the undersigned, at the following
low prices:
Apple trees 2 to 8 years old, and 5 to
feet high, s0c
Pear trees2 to years old5 to Z #. high 50a60c
Cherrie trees2 to years old. to feet
high, 50c
Strawberry plants at from So to $3 per hundred
Also, all kinds of ornamental trees, shrub
berry, roses &C., at the lowest terms.
JACOB NEUHART. Agent
Feb. 25-m3. Woodsfeld, Ohio.
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ROBERT HUTCHINSON'S HEIRS.

THE first partial settlement account Of
i VIM, Melott, Guardian of Robert Hutch.
insou's heirs, win be for hearing March 70,
1878.
's5- JAS R. NORRIS,
meh4 ,T3ws, Probate Judge N. Z. O.
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GEO & THOS. E. JACKSON'S ES-
TATE.

vUyHE final settlement accounts Of Robert
u jackson, Guardian of George and Thomas
E. jackson, viii be for hearing March ~, 1873.
JAS. R. MORRIS, :.
Probate Judge Monroe Co., O.
mch4, TSw3.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Thomas c. P4u
Ames Shook Il al.

ny virtue Of ss order Of lale to me directed
u from the couE Of CONT non pleas of Mon
roe county, OhAp, Twill offer for sale at the
front door of the \ourt house in the town of
Woodsfeld, betweeb the hours of ten O'Clock
8. m. and O'Clock y. nj on
Saturday, the l2N fay of april, 1873,
the following describat real estate, situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. wit:
The northeast qqakter of the northeast
quarter of section tweAty-seven, township
two Of range four (eXseptins three acres
decided to Bennett,l containing thirtv-nine
and nipety-seven hlndred\h acres. more or
less. Also three other trakts described as
follows: THE nbrthwesa quarter of the
northwest quarter Of seaion twenty one,
township two Of range four, tcontaining forty
acres more or lesS 2-The sPuth half of the
southwss. quartet of the southwest quarter
of section twen$ two, township two of range
four, eortainingEw acres knore or less.
3-One acre, besthe same more Sr less, in the
southeast corns of the southeakt quarter of
the southeast qharter Of section t&snty- eight,
township two df range four.
Appraised. n tract at $3.50.
do 4 do 600.
do Sd do 200.
do 4th do SO.
GEORGE CALDWRLL,
mchl1 ,'7,w5. sherif NJ. C. o.
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The Oldest and most reliable Institution for
obt aiming a Mercantile Education.
Practical business men for instructors
For Information, write for . circular to 2
D UFF l. SONS, Pittsburgh, Pa. oct1m3eom
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GEORGE W. STEWARDS ESTATE.
TsHE final settlement accounts Of P. B.
Hannah, Guardian Of George ". stewart,
minor, will be for hearing March rs, 1873.
JAS. R MORRIS,
mchA,73w3. Probate Judge N. c. o.
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d., are st sy 5 ls i'm shs lls
fled her petition in tths Probate Court of
Monroe county, dnib, the object and prayer
Of which pstitiont gto obtain an order in the
said Probate Coul on the Sd day of April,
1873, for the ASSIGNMENT Of the dover Of
Sarah &, Huchisqh the widow of the said
Levi D. Hutchisof, deceased, and for the sale
Of the following real estate, of which the
said Levi D. HufchisoA died seized, to wit:
The northeast IcorneA west half northeast
Quarter OF sectibn twenty-five, township five
Of range Eve, cdntainingN one-half acre; also
the northeast qtarter OF the southwest guar.
ter Of section twenty -oneA township i've OF
range i've, dpntainipg \ forty acres and
forty-six hundfdths OF anhere, situated IN
Monroe county, Ohio.
SARAH T. HU Gibson,
mch4, ,73td. Administrative.
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rest will apply for an order that dover be
assigned, and partition be made of said prem
ises, H0LLISTER & OKEY,
fsb25.'73w6. Att'ys for petitioner.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-09-11
To the Now8R County TRAueCRlrr.

To the NowsR County TaAxscR,rr.
will insert in your columns for my
benefit and the benefit of your many
readers, that one Of my agents, Mr.. l.
NJ. sturdivant, who has long been in
the music trade (aud has also met with
abundant success) will keep on hand
and for sale at the Mansfield House
Austin. a selection of the celebrated
Smiths American Organs, Great Uaion
kimball, Durham l. Sons, and Hallst
Davis 4 Go. Pianos, on the most favor
able terms, aud at prices lower than car
be given by any other western agents
Tor the fact that buy for cash and
therefore get bottom prices from al
tho factories, and in all cases give the
trade the advantage Of my close buy
ing. Those wishing to purchase any
thing in my line, can realize the truth
Of my statement by calling on my loca
agent, Mr.. Sturdivant, at tho Mansliel,
House, Austin, where he Cor hi
daughter, fine musician, is always t
be found). Mr.. Mansfield has waite,
some months till my arrival to buy on
Of the Great Union Pianos. Call and
see it.
Austin, Sept. 10th, 1873.
W. w. KIMBALL,
1926 BY Il. S. Conway.