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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27

The parties injured by the Railroad
accident at the crossing just this side
of Brady and Pipin Lakes, on
Wednesday of last week. are recov-
ering as rapidly as could be expected.
The accident was caused by the pay
train down from Cleveland running
into the westward bound train on the
A. s. 6. w. r. r. while the latter was
on the crossing. The engine of the
former was badly smashed up, and
Mr.. VIM. Richardson, roadmaster on
the G. u P. r. r. and Patrick Duffy,
conductor on the pay train, were Sc
verely, and it was thought at. the time,
fatally injured. Mr.. Richardson was
taken to the residence of DIR. Alcorn,
where he was kindly cared for, and
Mr.. Duffy was placed in cot aboard
the next train and taken to Wellsville.
The injuries to the other two men
were but slight.
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sTREETsBoRo
ICorrespondence.l

ICorrespondence-l
Friday, the 21st inst, it will be re-
membered was cold stormy day, yet
many of the aged people of Streets
boro assembled at the residence of
Alvin Wood, Esq, who had died in
the morning of the 18th, to pay their
last solemn rights to. an aged and
much respected citizen. Rev. Mr..
Wilson of tine UniVersalist Church,
Officiating. He was born in Middle
town, Vermont, Sept. 18th, 1883. At
the age of fifteen he moved with his
parents toEllisburg, J effersonCo., NY.
In 1913 he married Miss Lydia Brew
ster,who still survives and deeply la
ments his loss. They had no children.
During the war of 1872, he was min
ute man; was IN the battle at Sackets
Harbor, anu received pension under
the late law. In 1881 they removed
to Streetsboro' where they lived till
1856, during which time he was hon
ored with nearly all the offices with
in the gift of township, serving II
years as Justice of the Peace, and 16
years successfully as Treasurer. In
politics, a ite long Democrat Of the
Jefferson school, voting last fan re-
luctantly for Horace Greeley. in 1856
sfhey removed to Urbaaa, Champaign
Co, Ohio, where they might enjoy the
privileges of the new church Conn
monty known as Swedenborgian) of
which they were members for over
40 years. After residing at Urbana
nearly seven years and sojourning in
varions places about 3 years, return
ed TO StreetsborO' where they have
resided till his death. The direct
cause OF death is not positively known.
He had been afflicted for some time
with a pulmonary difficulty. He walk
ed about just week before his fune-
raj, calling at shops and other places,
as was his custom. Had he lived till
next September he would have been
"a years of age. They were always
blessed with a plenty of this world s
goods.
H. Peck s. Sons opened their cheese
factory last Monday Capt. w. S.
Hill, foreman. They receive milk ev-
cry other day, three messes skinned,
one of new. Total receipts for three
days 1885 lbs. from which was made
30 cheese weighing l,098H lbs,
Mr.. Henry Peck sold to Messrs.
Avery y Chamberlain a farm of 7O8
acres Ainf Dorset Aslifabala County,
stock included. tor S20,80O. y
Sickness is, too general 10 itemize.
Epizootic in several instances attack
ing the humans SO say the doctors.
Maret .ap EsIq QIO0 RODNEY
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RooTsTOwN.
CITIZEN,

Correspondence. 70
]1ii4 RoorsrowN, O., March is.
EDITOR PRESS The weather is so
changeable, that il is impossible for
farmers to undertake any. work at
present, except the work of the sea-
son, sugar-making. The sap is very
sweet. sTSII
Mr.. Calvin Ward celebrated the.
ninetieth anniversary of his birthday
on Monday March i17th.. He was
born in the State of Connecticut,
March 10th, 1888. He was one of the
six first settlers, ,ofhRandoiph town.
ship. Although he has reached four
score years and ten, he enjoys very
good health and with proper care
may live to celebrate the anniversary
of the hundred years. His present.
home is at his sons, Henry Ward, in
Rootstown township, and the partner
of his younger days still remains to
cheer and bless his declining years.
He has reared eight children to the
age when they have to depend upon
their own responsibility for liveli
hood. Four of them are still living,
two sous and two daughters. There
were twenty-nine persons present
Monday, representing four genera
tons. There would have been forty
two present, if sickness and the i'm
FEASIBILITY of the roads had not pre-
vented. The names of those, present
were:
Children-Mr. and Mrs. George
Brockett, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Jerome, Mr..
Birdsell Ward, Mrs. Solomon Ward,
and Mrs. jerry Ward.
Grand Chiidrea-Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Lincoln, Mr.. and Mrs. James Craig,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Douthitt, Misses Ada
and susie Jerome, Miss Ina Ward,
Mr.. Ernest Ward. and Miss Laura
Ward.
Great Grand CHI Hdren-Clyde and
Carl Rogers, jerome Lincoln.
RUNAwAY.-As Harlan Case was
gathering sap, Wednesday, his horses
i became frightened and ran away. The
team has always been quiet befor:,
never being known to attempt to get
away. The horses were both unhnrt,
and no damage was done except to
the boat and harness.
! t,fstf+ TWILIGHT,
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WORK FOR ScHooLMAsTERs.-M Mr..
A. e. and C. are farmers, having
grain IN store at the mill. The miller
saws 10 B. and c. if rs of the number
of bushels you have were givento A.
he would have 1000 bushels, and he
says to A. and G. if l-5 of the number
of bushels youyhave were given to b.
he would have 1000 bushels, and he
also says to A. and B. if IA of the
number of bushels you have were
given to c. he would have 1000 BUSH
els. how many bushels had each?
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NICE SUeARs7Last Friday we were
the recipients from Mr.. Oliver Steel,
of Freedom, Of jar OF splendid ma
pie syrup and q liberal q uantity of ma
pie sugar, the incest we have seen this
season. Mr.. Steel has taken great a
deal OF pains III fitting up his camp.
having procured all tin buckets in
which TO catch and gather The sap,
with galvanized iron store troughs
and 4 boiling pans, and as conse-
qnence5 hisisyrup andksugar are of SUI
perior quality and readily sell in the
market at an advance from the regu-
Iaf prices He has eqr thank sfof his
as.ccaaYr,,ta 4, f5te ,,iesent. sszss 1szsSsHs ~ ~
ral thr,ss
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27

THE old, enterprising and reliable
firm of j. S. Smith & Co., have deter
mined to make radical change in
in the method of doing business, and
after the 1st of April next will adopt
the ready-pay system. They feel con-
fident that by so doing they will be
able to sell goods at lower figures by,
avoiding bad debts and saving the ex-
pense of collections aud bookkeeping,
and do business more satisfactorily TO
themselves and their customers.
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3 FURRY KING s. Coon Monday
last we spent few minutes in visit
ing the carriage works of Messrs.
Furry, King & Co., on Prospect street.
They have on hand and nearly .ccm
pleted about fifty carriages of differ
entIstyles, and Of fret class workman
ship (which win compare faKorably
with the work of any other establish
ment. They devote themselves al
most entirely to the manufacture of
light work, such as buggies OF vari-
rious styles; Phaetons, one and two
horse, spring wagons, &C., and the
vehicles they have on hand would do
credit to any establishment. They
employ between twenty and thirty
men instheir works. 1rys
+ q ~ = 4 + J ! i q i = 4.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27

J.C. MALoNEY has just received a complete
stock of Rubber goods, consisting of
Mems Rubber Boots,
Boys Rubber Boots.
Youths Rubber Boots, E
Mems Buckle Arctic Oyershoes.
Women's Buckle Arctic Overshocs,
Wonen's Congress Arctic Overshoes.
Mems Congress Arctic Overshoes.
Mems Alaska Wool Lined Overshoes,
Women's Alaska Wool Lined overshoes,
Misses Alaska Wool Lined Overshoes.
Mems Imitation Sandals.
Womens' Imitation sandals,
Misses Imitation Sandals,
and will dispose of them at as low figures as any
store in Ravenna. j. e. MAL0NEY.
Ravenna. Dec 10th. 1872 225
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and their customers.

A FAILURE.-There was not very
hearty response to the call of the conf
mittee for a convention, of the Demo-
Gratis and Liberal Republicans on Sat
urday last to consider the matter
of nominating candidate fordelegate
to the Constitutional Convention.
But two or three townships were rep
resented, and consequently the meet
ing did not organize.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27

READ the advertisement OF Mr..
Charles E. Poe in this issue. He con-
Times business at the old stand of
Pee Bros. and asks the people to give
him cali. Mr.. Poe has gone East
for his Spring Goods. aud will be ear
liest on hand with superb stock.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27

Z We learn there are seyeralease of
smallpox in Palmyra and that many of
the people of that township have been
exposed to the disease from having
visited the patients before the malady
had sufficiently developed itself to
know what twas. We learn nothing
of the particulars.
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e Roads, horrible. 300
Weather, disagreeable.
Vagrants abundant.

Vagrantss ssabundant.
Auroral display Saturday evening.
The frogs have opened their concert
season. .>s,-.s-~--- -
Pocket-books are generally fiat
about these days.
The sugar season will end soon.
New Goods will soon be.ia order.
Easter Sunday, April 13th.
Moving day is near at hand.
Gardening Will begin seen-per-
haps.
Spr ng election Monday, April Sth.
To avoid collisions, keep to the
right.
For fine job printing of all kinds
come to the Press office.
i. The season for house painting, and
cleaning up generally has arrived. ..
The winter term of the Ravenna
Union Schools closes this week.
Don't forget Fl. g. Bradiey's sale,
April 1st. '.' t e ,sa'
Nine Struggling paupers were fed
and lodged at the public expense, at
the ''cross-bar" last week. -
The cheese factories will generally
commence business on the first OF
April. A'4 i'tI5sssi .stol tti1it
The nomination of w. S. Krake, as
Postmaster at Ravenna, has been con-
firmed by the Senate. .
Mr.. Norman Rood has sold his res
idence on Chestnut street to Mr..
Loomis Brigham. Consideration $3,-
600.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of r. III. Clark in this issue Of
feriBg for sale his farm called Spring
dale Place. 1t is most desirable
piece of property in every respect.
NJ. Bosworth and wife, Of Topeka,
Kansas, sDending3a a few7days in town
last week visiting old friends here,
left for their western home on Mon
day.. - cEffO-IFsl
Slavery has been abolished in the
Island of Porto RicosaiThes Emanci.
patton bill passed the House by a
unanimous vote and the announce.
ment was greeted with cheers.
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Friday, the 4th day Of april, 1873

OF the Center of Palmyra, on
Friday, the 4th day Of April, 1873.
Commencing at precisely one O'Clock OF said
lay, the following real estate. TO- Wit; sieue.S
in Palm yra township, county OF rortAge anu
State of OHIO and known as being tne "noie -
Lot light ON the fourth div sion OF lots IN saio
ownship containing ons hundred an1 si1GG-
two and forty -siN one hundredths Nioz fo-tVVD
acres of land be the same more or - Iess; s. ss
myra township, and used as cemeseIy, M s.o
also six acres, homestead exemption. ses aPa.Lss
by the appraisers TO said George hioiori s sa.1
tract with be sold in separate tracts IL desired.
/ Also one other tract situate IN saio almy ta
township, Portage county, ONO, ana Know ~ ~
beinR the north part of lot number fourteen (i4)
md bounded as follows: beginning at the \.
E. corner of said lot number IA thence west on
the north line of said lot to the n, w sornet OF
said Iot number Ia; thence south on the west
line OF said lot fifty two t5zl rods; tnencs SHsc
On u line parallel with the first men!lone1 nne
100 rods thence north on the east line oi salo
| lot 10 the place of beginning containing nity-
two (52) acres more or less. ,s.
Also one other tract of land adjoining the last
county Ohio, and known rs land in the .; =.
corner of lot number l3, of the fourth DIVISION
~ lots in PALMYRA and bounded by beginning
at the S E. corner of said lot; thence N eD deg.
| IS min W. IS chains and 81 links 70 posi-;
| thence north chs 4s l'ks to post; thence t ::
| thence south o deg 10 min L. ch's 50 Pksto the
place of beginning. containing twenty -ohe anu
ninety eight one hundredths acres more or iess; @
| Appraised as follows: 1st tract at $sso0; znd
! and 3rd tracts at $2409. C.., =,
1 Terms of sale. third cash; one-third In
1 three months from date, with interest anu good
| security and one third in six months from eale
with interest and good security.
On the same day Will oner Tor SAFE Hi oL InS y
| personal property owned by SAID estase Oh
George Kibler consisting of horses, COWS, nay
| it w. B. THOMAS.
Assignee of George Kibler.
P. H. Bean. Auctioneer; r,-
| Ravenna, March 10. 1873. 4w
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SoaIE one has truely said there are
but three ways ofliying-by working.
by begging, or by. stealing. Those
who do not work, Disguise it in what
eveF<pretty ianguage we please, are
doing one of=the other two things.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY

You will save money by purchasing Davis
Sewing Machine, as it Is SO simple that You can
learn to use it in three hours, thereby saving the
trouble and expense of boarding an Agent from
seven to ten days. 207.
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CLosE.-The friends of S. N. Bell,
Democratic candidate for Congress
man in New Hampshire who was
clainedto have been defeated at the
late election, now claim that he is
elected by four votes, y
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Hnw tn Inc Reantifnl

and failing health may be renewed like the
eagle's," lMiltonl by Domestic Sowing
Machine. To be taken Immediately, and paid
for monthly, at No. 1, Mechanics block, if the
money isn't ready ..----l
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The notice for the Streetsboro Dem
ocratic and Liberal Republican Cau-
Gus did not reach us last week until
after our paper had gone to press.
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Who purchases suit OF clothes during the next
80 days, will lose money unless he calls upon
j. e. BEATTY before purchasing, as am de-
sirous OF reducing my stock to the lowest posi-
BILE point, preparatory to the Spring trade.
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just opened at BEATrY's 100 army Jackets,
which cost the Government So each, will be
sold at So each, Just the thing FOR doing chores
in around home.
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wewant it understood that Flath Poe are
not to be undersold in Ready-made Clothing by
any one in business either i'll Ravenna, Alliance
Akron, or any other Retail Town. Our motto is
quick sales and small profits
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27

We are agents for Ballou & Co.'S, French
Yoke Shirts. the best fitting shirt-ever made
We hare them in all grades, much better and
cheaper than you can get them made. Cali and
look at them before having any made.
Dec IS, 1892. FLATH & POE,
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The New 7-3O Gold Loan Bonds
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The first National Bank.
OF RAyENNA,

Are now selling and unhesitat:ngiy recommend
these bonds 70 their customers and all parties
who have money TO in vest as the most profitable
as well as safe investment that Is now offered 10
the public -
snonsi,Is finaneiers who have fully IN sesttga,
tad the SECURITIES upon which the 10 Cold
Rond~ are l,,lses caEiiot doubt The reports both
ofiicial and tnclieiat- heretofore published
ConfirIned as rhey by the letters oi eacn
high h-tonesi. honorable gentleulen as Bss ard
T.svlor ex-tsos Br0ss OF Illinois e ~. Bryan
a,,,i others who have recently visited the New
Northwest. Letters just published and can be
had ar Bank free. -, ...:.;
have ordered large amount OF the T-SO Gold
Loan Bond and will he pleased 10 supply an
our customers and others who are desirous OF
making q Gootl Safe and Profitable investment
We Keep on hand bonds of 500. sou and ST.
o0O which we exchange for Government o ~
Eo,,,ds on which interest will soon cease Thus
realizing handsome pront ana increasing 'he
capital 10 10 Is per cent. ,,..
xfll nav highest market price LOT touPohs on
Northern Pas.ilc and Government BONDS
Interest allowed on time depOslts
T,rsfts drawn and eashed ON ali the Prinelpai
cities in the United States.
sight Drafts ON England. ireland and all
eiIies IN huiope Nd. CLARK. Prest.
CE WIrrER. Cashier. 16s-
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FLAX STRAW WANTED.

The highest market price will be paid for any
quantity OF Flax Straw delivered at my mill
near the A. s. G. w. Railroad Station, in
Ravenna. III. a. DOOLITTLE.
Eavenna, July 80. 1872. 206-tf.
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GOING 9EsT-RfvER DIVISION
BRANCH.

Leaves
rayard. 70 10 and $40 p m
New PhiIadelphia. $40 u m ard Iuo p m
Hayard 9 IS g. m and on p m
1" II RI. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
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can and Exaninea. :.

The new S4.5G Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance s Wells, the best article ever sold for the
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-,
on. bt;-tf.
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HEAD QUARTERS.

To find the best and cheapest stock of Hats
and Caps you must visit FLATH & POE estab-
ishment. You can find there just what you
want. New stock received almost every day
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cnrLpREN,s CLOTHES
SPECIAL PRICES

Suitable for Children from 3 to years of age at
New York cost. to close out. at BEATTY'S.
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HATS q CAPS.

Notwithstanding the lively trade in Hats and
Caps have still a good stock on hand as am
receiving almost daily additions to it.
Dec 90. 1874 j. C. BEATTY.
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SPECIAL PRICES

On ovcrcoats to to reduce stock as rapidly as
possible at BEAfrY's.
December %. 1ST2. &sE
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On Monday last Alexander Cald-
well, the model Radical U. S. Sena-
tor from Kansas, whose case has been
under investigation before the Senate
for obtaining his seat in that body by
bribery and corruption, being afraid
to face the vote on his expulsion, sent
his resignation to the Governor of
Kansas, who had been brought on to
Washington for the emergency.
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La,nn Chinneys,

TO to ]. S. walkers, opposite Citizens Hail. to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. to look as
good as new.
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N.Y. Works in sll wcathers.
pSg-Not over nice about handling. I'D
RGS- Ready when wanted.
ny Don't balk with a heavy load; nor run
away going down-hill. ,,rf
BGg-Not only a nice carriage. fit for smooth
road; but like Paddy's wheel-barrow,
not afraid of ghosts.
ESE4A few days trial with all the help you
need, FREE.
Old Machines taken in exchange exchange IL v
Agents wanted. -.ri.ls.,a -rrD
b. UNDERWOOD. Agent.
Ravenna. Ohio.
January %, 1873. dr .asi-n
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Soap, Soar
NEW GOODS.

Fine Honey Soap and Glycerine' Soap at 8 cts
per CAKE. at the store of n. CONVERSE.
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cmEApER, CHEAPEST.

just received. a large lot OF Flint Lamp Cnini
SMITH. WOODRUFF & co.
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|SECOND NATIONAL BlNK,
OF RAVENNA, o.
Designated Depositary OF the

II. 8. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought ana
sold on Commission. in New YORK, OF any ae-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold. Silver, and premium funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and eashed on all the prIncipai
Cities in the United States
Sight Drafts on England and Ireland ana
Passage Tickets to from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-all sizes for SALE
Accounts and Depotits of Business men ana
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
GEO. ROBINSON President
Sept. 3. 1868. tt.
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naf. NJ. Ry--change of TIIne.
REMEMBER.
To save Money,

The place to buy PLAor,-R is at
SOP G. ID. uUDsoN's.
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Batting
REApY-MAnE cLorHlNe.l

baltlnS-
A good quality Batting to be found at MOL
Etna Block, at 16c to 20c per lb.
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The weather during Friday and
Saturday was second addition of
winter. 1t commenced showing
Thursday evening and kept it up with
but slight interruptions till some time
during Friday night, and on Saturday
morning the earth was clothed in its
mantle of white, there being nearly
enough snow for sleighing. Satur-
day the weather moderated, and since
then it has been q little mixed.
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RvERY MAN OR Roy

In Cloths AMI Casslmeres Stock must be re-
duced, Call at BEATTi'S
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FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS.

The largest stock in town may be found at
May 20, 1872. 1877. DEMING'S
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Particular Attention
paid to cutting garments for ladies to make up
by J. S. w alker, opposite Citizens Hall.
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RAVEN A

To All Whom it may Concern.
"ANING sold ont my Harness Business. this
III is to notify all having accounts with ne
to call and settle the same without delay.
q. S. SrARR. o
Ravenna, March 3, 1873. 1913,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !.

StreetsborO Caucus.
The Democrats and Liberal Republicans of
Streetsboro are invited to meet in caucus at the
Town Hail. a.
I WEDNESDAY ETEBxNG, APR1ki2 1s7s,
at Z O'Clock, to put in nomination a ticket to be
voted Tor on the 7th day of April next. ~
- s5.t,7f zIsffiisssu 1a.l D.F. McGREw,
Member of Township Com niittee
Streetsboro, March "a, 1873. -
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LOCAL NOTICES.
GoTNC soUrH-MAIa LINE.

CLEVELAND q &FIT1SBUkss RAILROAD
t,n and after Dec. y. is72. Trains Will leave
Stations daily (Suntisys except edo a. follows;
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-03-27
.soING NoRrH-MAlN LINE.
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AsSIGNEE's SALE.

DY virtue of an order made by the Court OF
ID Probate of Portage county and state OF
IuIo 4 shall offer for sale at Public Auction. NJ
the residence of George Kibler, one mile west
OF the Center OF Palmyra, on