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PORT GAMBLE, Aug II Arrived, bai k
Camden. HonuiuIn; ana bark Caroline
X. Ell. San trnDci>c,,.
PoRr LAKLLY Any. Il Arrived
b.rs Oak Hill, ii days from san Fran
cisco
VICTORIA. Aug. 2.-4ailed last ever-
ing, lie Prlnce frel.
FREEPonT, Aug. II. Arrived, baiK
Scotland. san Francisco.
San Francisco. Aug. 12.--Sailed, ~liI,
NJ ,rrn,on. Pon Gamble M
SEA TIE Al. .. -Arri' e.I. ris Per
petua. Capt. McDuDald. IA ,h,, = fruin
Saa Franc!'c,. til 3 passeny.I- and u
q amt! of freight. as-saa. q
PoGr TowvsExD. Ang. 10. - Arrived.
hsrkei,tin- W. H Gswley; b.rks Ram
Ter. q ulen and Panther.
IAN FRANCIsCo. Ang 9.-Arrived. bark
Forest Queen. Port Lntlov. Sailed
bark Northwest. Port Msiisun.
PuRr GAMBLE Ang. ll.--Sal'el !. bark
rOwhattan. for Hllo. Hawaiian Island.
PoRr Discovery. Ang. IL = Arrived.
snip War Hawk.
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road. 1t apl ears from the papers filed
in this case, that the petitioners have n
lease of that land which has sixteen
months yet to run with the privilege nf
all tie timber upon the same The lana
WAS sold t, Gen. Mct'arver subject tn
he lease: was conveyed by McCarver to
The :. Lake Superior and Pnget Sound
and Company. Internationally. and
sas taken possession of by the latter i'll
total disregard of ths rights Of
the lessee. An Interesting fict d-vs l.
oped in This suit is. that the Raj :
road Company do not own a f"t Of
land in or about Tacoma. Mr RenfoD
informs us that on xamininp the rec
Ords in order to Il certain. the parties
against whom to bring suit. he fonnd
to-. title III the uiame Of the Land Ring
Til. is the sane and pnin' ell ont 10 us
ON the map by Gen. McGnrver as hav
ing bet purchased with money furnish
ed by Gen. Sprague. Here We have th.
fact clearly demonstrated beyond qnes-
ion or duult, that Gen. Sprague. sup
erintenhent of th- Railroad, is the mere
TOOL of the Ian Ring. and that Rice
and Ail,sworth belong tn the same cate
CORY. Tue grand swiudiing operations
of the Credit MOl,iIier uf tue Union Pa
citic Railroad were manly aud niagn mi
nous when cNspared with the pett!
thievino prac'iced by the combination
Of peanut l,eil.llars of whom tn Land
Ring of the Northern Pacitit Railroad is
composed. including Vermn small
beer politicians and backwuodS militia
Generals
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Common councii Proceedings

SEATTLr. Aug z. 1873.
Conncil met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present, n. r Na6docks. Mavor:
Cnuncimen. F. VI tthias. A. B'own $.
F. Coombs and ]. NJ. Lyon. Minutes
ct last meeting read and approved:
Certain hills were referred to the Fl
lance Committee who were ordered to
report forthwith. which they did as fol-
lows:
We. your Committee on Finance beg
leave to make the following report:
We have carefully examin-d the re
ports Of the Clerk aud Treasurer AMI
find them correct: aud have approved
of III. same as printed in the DIsPATcH.
We have examined the Road Commits
sior-rs account for July and ndered
him paid the snm # 1888 81 to ballnc+
the arcnnnt: have audited and or,lt red
paid the following bills:
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A. Macintosh,
Notary Pubic and Ccnveval.oer
REAL ESTATE AND TAX AGENT.

HAS !, complete Abstract Of Title to al
Lands ill King County. Will attend I,
the, purchase and sale of Lands any
"here on Pnget S"nnd. Special atten
tiun paid to rhe transfer of Rea. Estate
and payment Of Taxes. Patronage So
fscited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Office on Mill Street. opposite tn
cidental Hotel, Seattle, King Connly
c23 {
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Not ce Of sses ment..

SEATrLE COAL AND TRAN PORTATiON
HOC"mpany, location of W rks. Ssatrl,, King
County Washington Territory. Locarion ot
prln, ipai place Of business, San Francisco,
California
Notice. il hereby given that ut a meeting Of the
bo I'd Of Trustees, held on the 4th day of Au
gust A. ID. lo75, all assessment of Two dollars
per share Was lev ed UPON rhe Capital Stock of
said company, payable iniln' d,ateI, III United
States goid toin 10 the secretary at he office Of
the iomp: ny No. 537 Marke; s. rec San fran
cisco California Any stock upon which his
asses>inent shall re, am unpaii On tn Ii .tay
September a D.. ISIS. h.ll be oe, M d tie.
linqueiit and will be duly ave r.l..a for sale
pupiic suction, and uniess Payment sh Iii be
iiiAde en or before thursday The 18th d.y of
), p;eInb-r A. u. 1879. rhey will b. sold to INV
tn delinquent assessmen together wi b costs
of advertising and expenses OF sale
H.L. HUTChiN ON, Sec'v.
537 Market st. San Fral cisco Cal
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motion for an arrest Of judgment and q

u W t.lal.
Territory of Washington V. Jro. Ph'i-
Inns. Indictment, a~s,nlt with dei'd'!
v -apon. Plead entity Of assault ana
battery.
Territory Of Washington >. William
Wilson. Indictment, burglary and ia'-
ceny. Indictment gu shed.
E.K Hill. one of the petit jury men,
was this day discharged from further
attendance at the present term.
John Collins v King County. Civi'
action fIaIn iff to pay costs.
Territory OF Washington Y. Harry ana
| tack Indic,mt ut for murder u the
IirsJ degree Tried by jury. Jury could
not ssree.
August 9.
WIN. Surber. one of the petit jury,
WAS discharged from funhcr attendance
at the pl.s-nt term.
BENZ Stretch appointed aud qualified
u, BaItiff.
Wm. K,ink v. Minnie E. kllnk. Ac-
ion for divorce. Divorce granted and
tue children given to plaintiff.
Angn Mackintosi v. Dexter Horton
Motion to strike ont a PORTION of Dtfrn.
,iant = answer duly considered and mo
i in, .u.,.,,,,..J t4s
Grand Jury reported IL tr'le bill Of in
.ilctnIcnt against Wm. Wilson FIR lar
with intent to mnr,ier. Grand Jury pre-
scented Il report III relation TO the ecu
records and III relation to he cundl ion
OF he comfy Jail which report was daily
fled Grand Jury was then discharged.
Territory of W.>hInstos v. William
Wilson. Indictment. larceny. T,iea
by jury. jury failed to agree
to set aside bIil Of disburs lnent .iuly
considered by the Conrt and motlrn
uSralned.
c. C. Lewis v. N Anderson. Suit
discharged at Gusts of plaintiff.
Territory of Washington y. + ANN
lex and E. Guthrie. >uIt discha ee,,
at costs OF appellants.
Augnsi IL
Territory of Washington v.Joseph {.
Ferry. Convicted If an its s-auii Viii at-
-, t., con ult mnrier. Mo;in q
arrest of jnds m-ut aud new trial c.i,s,d
-,-d b, th-COurt and motion overru &
years hard labor III the T., nitentiay.
George d Messes-n WAS admitted tn
,.iIztnsnip
! Territory of Washington WiIlHia
Wilson Ind,crmrnt, larceny. rrird
oy jnry ana fnnn guilty us charged.
Defendant b Att.rney gave ,ice
that h- would ile a mo ,on f,r arrest of
Judgment and for IL new trial.
Jnp. c. Morrison v. Vim Huntington
and E. A. rhu,nd.k-. Judgment by ai, :
f.ult ,,g Inst E \ Tho. n.llke: and c..ns,
continued ~ t., W.n Huntingdon.
r Aubus, II
James E. Mum v Lewis V. W.ck. fl
Plaintiff asks and ni,,aips leave To dis
III sS trl- cause without pr-ju.lce at tn
'st> of plain Itf
Territory If Washington William
Wilson. Convicted of pe,it larceny.
Mo'lon tor I'M arrrsi Of judgment and II
hes siial dnly considered aud nInii'n
ot-rruIed. trI>"oer WIS sentenced To-
three mon h- imprisonment i'll The Ait
sap county Jail.
Territory uf Washington John Phil
lis. Convict d npnn Is plea of assault
and battery. Sentenced 10 three III ,nths
l nIIsa,, c"tu:A jail.
olior-y, Rlssei, aul Andrews " F. V.
Sn, der. It al. M"ilOu filed Aug. i1.a>
10 veritcatlun of plalniiff- aiu-n c,'
Chaplain duly considered by the .'onrt
and motion uvtrruied. Motion filed.
Angn~t IL, to strike PLAN; If = amended
complain from hl. dul, cunsIier- by
the Court and motion overr,il i.
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Third Distr ct Court.
SEATTLE, Aug.

SEATTLE, Aug. 8. 1873.
Territory of Washinpton VS.. Joseph
II. Terry. Indictment, assault with in
tent to murder. Tried by jny and found
gnil,y as charged Defendant by his
Attorney gave notice that he would file
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August 8. 1873.

fe August 8. 1878.
Conuri' met at Council roou.s. Pre-
sent. John Collins. Ma,cr: F. Minick
Marshal cuuncilmen. John Leary. l.
Waddell. Robert Abrams. Jane. McKin
ley. J S. Anderson. VIM. Meydeubaurr
Minutes Of prevlons meeting we're
read and laid Yer to next meeting.
The Council then proceeded to the
election of ..fic+l. which resulted rs
follows: Civ Clerk. E1w. Fl. Brown;
Treasurer. D T. Wheeler; Assessor
ar Coll, ctor F. W. Bll IKE; Policemen
Fred. Minick and H q. Thornton.
Moved and carried thai the bonds Of
Treasurer be for 81 900; Of Assessor and
Collector for 5 200.
J. 5. Anderson WAS duly elected City
Sexton for the rnsuing year.
Moved and cnrriei that the Office oi
Street Commissioner br declared vacant
and that the pres. nj :ncum ent be Id
tilted.
D. N. Hrde was du'y elected r nj,
supervisor.
Moved and Car led that the cnmrensa
ZION of Road Supervisor be 5 per cent.
on Ill money expended by him Oh
roads.
Moved and carried that the Clerk lie
instructed to notify the Road supervise
or elect to take possession Of all tools.
-tc :. now in the hands of the late Road
Commissioner belonging to the city aud
retnrn an inventory of the same to the
Council mt their next meeting.
On molion the Mayor appoint. d
Messrs. L-ary. Meyn-nbaner and Wad-
dell Finance Committee.
Councilman John Leary gave notice
that he would bring In an Ordinance a'
rbe next meeting. declaring all Indian
women and other disrepntahIe charac
ters found piowling onnd the streets
ut night. cummun vagrsnts: and order
ing their arrest anu punishment as such.
On mntinn adjourned to Thursday.
August II.
E. H. BROWN City Clerk.
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K, spa ctrnlly.
:. :. CmpMBs. Chairman.

The above report was accei ted and
the bills ordered p i'd.
The Recorders report was read AMI
,p,,rov-l The S-xion's report was
cad and ulac-d on sle.
Cunvass..d the returns If City election
held July IL. 1873. and the following
named persons we're declar.d dnly ele =
ted: to wit: John Collins. Mayor; E W.
Blake. Recorder; F Mnick. Marshall; !;
ronrciimen. VIM. M-yd-rhaner. John
L-ary, Ro Vt. Abrams, I. WaddAll F.
) otter. John ). And r. n james Nc
Kunley.
Or. motion ndjoui ned sine die.
ST. COOMB>, Clerk. pro tenn.
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{ akUsNTiAl BR0THERs
DRY GOOD a
AND
CLOTHING
ES TABL ISHME ENT.

"A
> ct the mos, " lue tor your money, in
S',eetings, \ Lleac',ed and
brown; Mu~lins, Merinoes De-
L,ines. Satin Declines, Ilain
and fancy Dress Silks, Grena-
lines, Pique' Linen Sui'in.s,
Swiss, Jacmots, Dress Trim
miags ofall de ,criE tions, lain
ard stli' ed ) ttwls, GAri,ets
and Mating.
>It...< Nd BOY
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WHO Owns TACOMA. "A petition for
rJuhcfion has been 6led by Renton.
Smith 4 Co., to stop work upon the new
town plot of Tacoma, new being SUI vev-
ed aid cleared, osr-nsiLly tor the ter
ninal city Of the Northern Pacific BAIL
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

ELEGANT PORTRAITs.-MF. George
Senyard, Portrait Painter, from Gil
rard, Penn, is in town stopping at
the Etna House. He has with him
eleven elegant and accurate portraits
painted in oil, most of them full size,
and all of them will be recognized as
accurate likenesses. Mr.. S. is an ar
tist who thoroughly understands his
business, as his work most fully
demonstrates. Those who desire to
secure perfect likenesses of them
selves or friends should give him a
call and examine specim ems of his
work. They are pronounced by all
who have seen them to be superb, and
his moderate charges will place them
within the reach of all.
Mr.. SENYARD will visit number
of our citizens next week with speci-
mems of his portrait painting, and we
commend him to their favorable con-
sideration. Those who desire to Sc
cure life-llke, substantial portraits of
themselves or friends will do we'll to
embrace this opportunity.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. - On last
Thursday morning two young men
named respectively J. o. Bailey, alias
George II. Briggs, aud William
Smith, alias William Holloway, stop
ped at the house of Mr.. Grohe, a
German in Suffield township. Mr..
q. was absent from home, having
started short time previous for Ak
ron, taking with him several hundred
dollars in money, and leaving Mrs.
Grohe alone in tho house. The young
men called for milk, apples, &C., and
were told by the lady to help them
selves. The answer did not appear to
satisfy them, as they were intent upon
plumber and desired to get her out of
the way that they might do their
work in her absence. Not succeed
ing in this, they drew a revolver and
knife and by threats and force got her
into a bedroom, and locking the
door proceeded to ransack the house
from cellar to garret. Having finish
ed their work they left when Mrs.
Grohe escaped from her place of con-
fnement through a window and gave
the alarm. Pursuit was made and the
young rascals were oVertaken in
Springfield township. They were
taken before Justice Martin for ex-
animation when they plead guilty to
the charge of robbery and were re-
quired to give bonds in the sum of
81 900 each, in default of which they
were brought to the Hotel de Risden
and locked up to await the sitting of
Court.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11
Ren Ringers.

THE PEAK AND PREGER FAMILY
The celebrated and only original Peak
Family, accompanied by the famous
vocalists, the wonderful Preger Fam
iIy, together with the great cOmique,
eJeppe," will appear at Reeds Opera
House, on Monday evening, Septem-
Der 18th. The Detroit Post of March
I'd says of this excellent combination
The Peak and Pr@ger Family open
ed to q full house last evening. The
company is one of the most complete
musical organizations of the kind
travelling, and the performances was
fully up to the high standard of the
novel and pleasing entertainment for
which the Peaks have been so long
and favofably known. Mr.. w ii.
Peak is one of the pioneers of bell
ringing in this country, and has had
many excellent companies undes his
management; but it is doubtful if any
of his predecessors ever equalled the
present combination in the versatility
and talent OF its members. There is
an indescribable charm in the soit,
sweet, silVery tones of the bells, which
renders it always fresh and pleasing
to the ear. The Peaks are masters OF
these novel instruments, and maAipu-
late them with an ease and grace and
unanimity that produces an elect as
striking and perfect as if the players
were moved by one common impulse.
Aside from the music of the bells the
programme embraced many attractive
and entertaining features. Prominent
among these was the superior vocal
and instrumental performance OF the
Preger Family, who, although COM
paratiVely strangers in this country,
have acquired a reputation among
musical critics for high excellence IN
anything which they attempt. Miss
Adelheid is possessed of voice equal
to any to which we have ever listened.
The brothers, Carl and Hubert, Pr@-
ger, in their eccentric violin duet, not
only furnished classical music, but
rendered their performance extreme
ly amusing by their grotesque move
ments. The novel instruments, the
Either, Melophene, Mandline, Vizo-
line and Bow Either produce music as
sweet as any we ever heard. The
character songs and comicalities of
the inimitable Jeppe were Onthusi-
astically received. Jeppe is an ar
tist and an original one in the pecu-
liar line of business which he as
sumes. His 'sswell" characterizations
have never been excelled in this city.
He is a fine dresser, and his vocaliza-
ton is superior to the majority of
comic Vocalists. Jeppe and Miss
Fannie Peak appeared in several char
acter duets. The singing and piano
playing of Miss Arena Almond was
was heartily applauded and appre-
ciated by the audience.
Seats for sale at Brainerd's Drug
Store.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

ORGANIZATION OF A GRANGE.-On
Saturday evening last Olive Branch
Grange No. - of the Patrons of
Husbandry was organized at Edin-
burgh by T. A. Thompson, Esq, Lee
turer of the National Grange of the
Order. The following are the Off
GERS of this new organization:
Master. r. Giddings.
Overseer-W. III. Wier.
Lecturer-D. w. Turner.
Steward-BeDjamin Crate.
Assistant Steward-B. w. Gilbert
Chaplain-Lewis Rogers.
Secretary-Cyrus Turnbull.
Treasurer-George Rrigden.
Gate KeePer-Daniel Ewing.
Ceres-Mrs. Anita Phillips.
Pomona-Mrs. Martha Dole.
FlOra-Mrs. M. A. Rogers.
Lady Assistant Steward-Mrs. Sa-
rah Morgan, rs.i-.-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

SUBSCRIBE for the PBEss.
PREPARE articles for the fair.
The weather is quite cool and fall
like,
The merchants are beginning to re-
ceiVe their fall goods.
! Don't fail to see the portraits painted
by Mr.. Senyard. They are elegant,
accurate and cheap.
The only original Peak Family of
Bell Ringers did not receive very
liberal patronage on Friday and Sat-
urday evenings.
THE Ravenna Union Schools COM
menced their fall term on Monday.
SLIGHT FROST on low grounds Tues
day morning.
THERE are four boarders at the
Hotel de Risden awaiting the sitting
of the Court.
THE Annual Fair of the Portage
County Agricultural Society win be
held on Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday, the 23d, oath and 55th inst.
Let every one strive to make it a sue
cess.
2. K. SMITH is East purchasing the
fall stock for the house of Smith
Brothers.
o. v. SEARL, of the firm of Scarf
Brothers, has started for New York to
purchase a fall stock of goods for that
establishment.
j. S. SMITH has started for the East
to purchase stock of fall goods for
that old reliable establishment.
HELEN DEsTE's Dramatic Com
pany will appear at the Opera House
in few days.
A NEW Grange of the Patrons of
Husbandry was instituted at Ran
dolph on Monday evening.
WE Do JOB PRINTING of all kinds,
the lying reports spread abroad by
the chap whose ambition is no higher
than that of playing the low-dOwn
niger to the contrary notwithstand.
ing.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

THEATRICAL.-As will be seen by
advertisement in another column,
Bosworth s. Myers Dramatic Com
pany will give an entertainment at
Reeds Opera House on Wednesday
evening of next week, ON which Occa-
sion will be presented the Ne,U Mag
daIen, with Miss McGregor, the au-
thoress, in the character of ''Mercy
Merrick." Of the play and the COM
panv the Titusvillc Morning Herald
says:
The play of the NeW MagdaIen,
which was put on the Opera House
stage last night by the BoswOrth q
Myers troupe, was a most interesting
piece. 1t has been carefully written,
and is full of capital points-more,
indeed, than were presented by the
actors last evening. Miss MeGregOr's
dramatizatiou will compare faVorably
with any version that has been given
on the American stage. The author
ess, who as a lady of high literary
talent and social refinement, has here
produced a work without a line of
coarseness, yet sparkling at times
with higher wit aud humor that all
may enjoy and be the better for it.
Not straining for mere stage trickery
and effect, it is none the less pleasing
or exciting. Miss McGregor filled
the character of Mercy Merrick "
well, and was at all times the central
figure of the stage. Her makeup for
the various scenes was quite as artis-
tic as anything else, and the dress, in
these times, is an adjunct of the stage
not to be despised. Mrs. Bosworth,
as LADY Janet" was most praise
worthy, full of case and dignity.
Miss Sarah Alexander, as Grace
Roseberry," was a decided success.
The accusation scene between Grace
and Mercy, in the third act, was gwen
with much spirit and vigor. Charles
Jordan did the character of "Julian
Gray" to perfection, and acted in
manner that could not be improved
upon. s. o. Hart made the most of
the very small part of the "Police-
man." and caused the audience to
wish he had appeared oftener. Mr..
Frank BosworIh, the old and expert
eneed manager and actor, has spared
no pains or expense in selecting and
fitting out this company, and We pre-
dict a brilliant success for him.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11
'SS~~

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Y esterday
Judge S. III. Pitkin, for the past forty
years a member of the Illinois Bar
and for many years Probate Judge of
this county, was admitted to practice
in Ohio by the District Court now in
session in this city. Mr.. o. s. Rock
well, at present Deputy Clerk of the
Probate Court of Summit county,
was admitted at The same time. Mr..
Rockwell is we'll read young man
of great promise and ability.-Suns-
mat Beacon.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

On the Both ult. Mr.. Lucius Edison,
living in the northeast part of this
township, had valuable horse SO se-
verely injured as to render it almost
valueless. In sOme way in getting
the animal into the stable of Mrs.
Sutton, neighbor, with another
horse, it received a cut about two
inches and half long and quite deep
on the knee at the gambrel joint.
How the accident happened is not
known.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

PLowING MAToH.--A blowing match
will take place under the auspices of
the Deerield Agricultural Society on
the grounds of Joseph Diver, one
mile east of the center of Deerfeld,
on Friday, September 26th. The fol-
lowing are the premiums offered:
1st best ploWing. IS 90
"a 90 90 W
ou 10 10 w
All entries to be made with the
Secretary of the Society, Walter Dun
lap, on or before September 2Oth.
Composition is invited throughout the
county.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11
Tailoring.


II you want anything in the tailoring lin
done. and done right, go to j. s. Walker, oppO
site Citizens Hall.
LOOK at Boys Pants at BEATTY's, at
$500.
LOOK for Travelling Bags at BEAT
TVS.
LOOK at Boys Vests at BEArTY's, at
s1,25.
LOOK at the largest stock of Hatslv
BEATTY's.
LOOK at Mems Suits at BEArrr's, at
$1,000.
LOOK at that 25c Cloth Lined Collar
at BEATTY's.
Look at Mems Suits at BEATrY's, at
$1,000.
LOOK at Boys Coats at BEATrY's, at
$500.
LOOK at Boys Suits at BEArTY's, at
$1,000.
LOOK for the best Shirt in Ravenna
at BEATTY's.
LOOK for bargains generally. at
BEATTY's.
LOOK at the best stock of Trunks at
BEATTY's.
LOOK at Colored Straw Hats at
BEATTY's, at SOC.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11

CoRRECTIoN.-It was Mr.. Joseph
Parker to whom Mr.. Weatherbee of
Streetsboro sold his farm, instead of
A. B. Nash, as announced by us last
week. Mr.. w. was in our Office one
day last week, speaking of the sale,
and at the same time spoke OF the de-
cease of Mr.. Nash, and by carelessness
the latter name was connected with
the notice of the sale.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-11
A DMIN1sTRAroR,s SALE OF REAL

a "A
IN pursuance of an order OF the Probate Court
of Portage county. Ohio, will sell ut public
auction ON Saturday. the 11th day of October,
1873, at O'Clock p. M, upon the premises in
Randolph. the following described real estate
situate in Randolph, Portage county, Ohio, and
being part of Lot No. 80, bounded on the north
by land of j. L. HaughaWout; east by land of
John Horschler; south by lot limo, and west by
land of ]. rowlus. containing twenty-six 100
acres of land, more or less. Appraised at 8
Terms of sale-Ono- third down, -one-third in
one and enc third in two years from day orsale;
the payments to be secured by mortgage on
premises. DAVID SIMISON,
Administrator of j. Shields Stallsmith, decd.
e.. A. REED, Atty.
SeDtembcr 1 l. 1873 4W