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New-York tribune., 1873-07-31

Two years ago THE TRIBUNE exposed the
corruption which had extended to the Harbor
Masters of the port and had resulted. in great
oppression upon our commerce. The result
was the breaking up of very corrupt Ring,
and finally a new set of Harbor Masters was
appointed. It is not certain from the evidence
published elsewhere that the new men have
been guilty of the frauds practiced by the
former Masters, but there is room for grave
euspieion that some of them have been at
tempting TO revive the old system. The Cap
tain Of the Port owes it to the merchants first
and to himself also to investigate thoroughly
the charges against them; and by ike con-
tinued precaution prevent the reorganization
of the system which was broken up year ago.
No great confidence was ever reposed in the
Free Labor Bureau sustained by the Commits
sioners of Charities and Correction. The
class Of servants usually found for hire there
was not the most attractive, and few house
KEEPERS in want of help visited the Bureau a
second time. The official announcement now
made that the Clerk of the Bureau deliberately
falsifed the records and made 1t appear that
many thousands of persons seeking work were
aided thereto, when in fact only very insig-
nifcant number obtained employment through
tbis agency, viii convince most people that
tho Commissioners make an error IN not ab0l-
isbino il altogether instead Of trying to reform
and regulate it with new rules. The report
of which we publish az advance coDY e-ss-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

On Sunday, The 25th ult- was al.
tended the funeral OF Reuben Avery
the oldest inhabitant and one OF tht
oldest settlers of Aurora township.-
The inscription. on the coffin plate
read, Aged l0I years"
y MIR. Avery was bora At Horseneck,
in the coIeliy- OF Connecticut, in 1872
When young he was apprentieed l.,
the shoemaking trade in an adjoining
town and served seven years. Ate.
ne had finished learning his trade.
he went to the city of New York. Ii
1904 he married Rachael Baldwin, c
young lady of his native State snc
look her to the city, where he residet
Cill 1916. AfterG this time, Sher family
having emigfated to Ohio, he boxeC
up his tools and followed them to An.
rora, where he has lived and IaboreG
the most of his time upon q farm. Ht
retained his memory and faculties, anc
mis- habits of industry, Until within
the last three or four years Of his life
He remembered up to this time anc
often conVersed about several YOtet
for j Jefferson for President, for whom
his first vote was cast.
His shop in New York was,close tt
Aaron Burr's house, in little grove
in the rear of which he saw Burr
practice with his pistols just before
MS duel with Hamilton. He attended
the funeral of Hamilton, and carried
with him a lasting impression OF the
scene. He particularly rememberet
The sermon and the preacher.
In 1922 his wife died. In 1929 be.
married the WidoWgOf Isaac d. Faxon,
of Aurora. He was the father of
large family, the most of whom art
now living, and were in attendance a,
his fnneral. His own father lived to
oe 81 and his mother lO3 years Of age.
Mr.. Avery was a man of quiet, in-
dustfious habits, sincere and earnest
III his beliefs, and inclined TO adopt,
with the greatest caution, any new
theories, either in politics or religion
He meyer changed his faith in the doc
trines of Jefferson, and, though vot.
ing for Seymour, rejected the plat
form. He had faith in the Being who
madeihim, thence, by dealing justly
and walking upright before Him. b,
felt certain that after life's fitful fever
was DER he would sleep well.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

NEW HOTEL PRoJECT.-And now
we&re pleased TO note among the
building improvements in our town
this season that OF anew h0tel. OF
late years there has been much COM
plant of4the insufleieney of hotel ac-
commodations in the place, especially
on public occasions; but heretofore
all efforts OF our citizens TO secure
such desirable object have proved un-
availing. Now, however, the pros
pect is not only good but the enter
prise is in active progress.
Some weeks ago we made the an
noUncement thai Mr.. Andrew Poe,
one of our leading business men, vas
about to erect fine brick building or
West Main street, intended tor de-
pot for his extensive cheese business.
He had already commenced The work
when he was approached by some OF
our citizens, who pursuaded him to
change his original intentions aud Sac
rafics his personal convenience to
uACCA bhO PGOiA@ AGC0@ A<A5ACAA0k ~
these appeals the plans and work
which had been already commenced.
have been changed, adapting the
building to the new purpose, so thai
Aow the work OH the hotel Ia being
| pushed forward with q, prospect OF ita
being open to the public in the short
space of a hundred dayS.
The building, which will be pIinci-
pyfly Of brick aud stone, will bt
thirty feet front by one hundred anc
two feet deep aud tour stories high
with mansard roof and mounting
characteristic of that popular style.
The first floor will be divided int
office, halls aRd billiard room. Th,
second floor iuto reception room, par
Tor, dining room and the culinary de-
,artment, while the third aud fonrtl
will be devoted principally to sleeping
apartments, which will have higE
ceilings and will be well ventilated
Che house will be provided with "a.
md vi at6fA through61t,l with Watel
closets on each floor and the principal
rooms eInbellished in tresco. la short,
.he house will be flrst-clsss in all it,
appointments except size, aud will, NJ
1Oubt, be n, valuable zacQuisitiOn a.
Well ~ no ornament to the town. e
We je4rsl 9Aat DR.. u. y collins, for
merly OF tie Exchange Hotel, ant.
more recently OF the Continental, OF
Kent, is to be. ..inine hOste" OF tn.
st. Andre W House. l'hs right MAJ
III the right place. His success as =
lotel keeper is too well known her,
md elsewhereto need aay referenc,
TO him at our hands. Suffice it to sa,
that one look into CharleY's frank an,
genial cOuGtehahce will put the mos,
weary traveller at lest and make hiu
teel at home in his house.
Iu common with the MASS of Oul
citizens, We say, success 10 the enter
prise.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

Z CHANGE OF FLANDLoRDs.-On Frida,
morning change took place in th,
management of the EtDa House, MI
Musserq retiringssan NJ Lyman 3
Ward entering upon the position
z.iIn1ne host" We had the pieasuae il
the beginning Of fhe week vi dinins
with the new proprietor, and foun,
his tables well supplied with all III,
substantials and delieAcies OF fieesea.
son, served up in capital style, and
it is al6eaknest Of Ihsfwhy theItlfli.
is to be done in the Iulure, tn,
guests OF the Etna will have no rea,
son to comlaafd of thei manner il
which they are provided for.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

FIRE AT GARRhTTsEILLE.-B Between
eleven and twelve o clock on the night
of Wednesday, June 4th, the pail fac.
tory formerly occupied by Messrs.
lUdall,, Thorn & Sandersof, at Gar
rettsville, was Destroyed By fre. Tn.
building. was unoccupied at the time,
and the cause of the fire is not known,
though it is thought by some that the
building was struck and set on fire by
lightning, as. while it was burning ,
very heavy rain storm prevailed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

III. P. BAssETT has recently pur-
chased and placed among his livery
accommodations the finest hearse ever
owned in Warrenv. 1t is seldom thai
so elegsnE q TeHic1e ofihelkind]lsn mel
with, even in the larger cities. Mr..
Bassett informs US that it cost $2,OO0.-
Warren Chronicle.
The heaFse4 mentiohed aBoEeo Hss
from the works of Messrs. SMerfs &
Riddle, of this place, who are manu-
featuring the finest class of carriages
to be found in the country.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

i ttsa3Dif YAt 81 Gg.EW4E 5Hs3a =
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT Just be-
fore six 70 O'Clock on Il Monday afternoon,
when yonng maR named George
Braden was engaged in dressing out
pump handles at the factory of Col.
G. w. Low, upon a machine pIaner,
the stickvuPoa which be was working
by some u eans slipped, Letting bis
left hand dpoh thel kih6- OF Ithel
machine, which amputated all the fin
gers near the joint at the palm of his
hand ia a twihklihg and Iacerated
the flesh in shocking manner. This
is severe blow to Mr.. Braden, who
is young man with family TO sup
port by his industry, and in which is
sick child, aud his wife has been
much out Of health during the past
winter. He.qisl an industrious and
quiet citizen, and in this hoursof his
sore affiiction is deserving Of the
kindly sympthy and assistance 0fou
people ONO -A-g.EEAHE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

III UNIYEsAILsT GROVE MEETING THE
UniVersalists will hold their Yearly
Basket Meeting in Henry Wards
grove, 21S miles southeast OF Roots
town, on Sunday, June 10Th. Services
will .be conducted by Rev. Andrew
Wilson, of Kent. To all . cordial
is given. There will be
preaching in the school house near
the grove on Saturday evening.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

~ The ACME MowER.-The season fol-
nay ing and harvestingis is at hand, ant
farmers are looking about in searcI
of the best implements to aid them il
their work. We would call attention
to the Acme Mower and Reaper
manufactured by the Ravenna Manu-,
lacturing Company. This is a con-
Dined machine, as its name would i'm
ply, and (what is unusual in that class
of nIaeffnes, possesses ali the qualie.
ieslrequisite Tor first class harves
Ter. It is equally as good . reaper at
it is mower. and as either it has nC
superior, if, indeed, it has an equal
The ,machine has been inr use long
enoughito test its qualities, aud I'VE
believe it is pronounced, by all wht
nave given it)a fair striab the best MAJ
rqhine in use. Farmers who are abouI
Investing Jim mo RersR &iH1do WelEtt
examiRethe Acme before purchasing
1t is home institution, and those WhG
purchase The Acme will have the ad
vantage Of being able 10 replace bro.
ken parts at less expense and loss or
less time than can those who owl
machines manufactured at distance.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

THEATRIczLZf Felix IA! Vincent,
New York and Western TheaIe.
troupe closed three nights engage
ment at Heed's ID pefa Hoa5e IO6 SAT
urday last. Their performances, W,
regret TO say, were not as well attend
ed as.fhegldeseTxed! The conipan rs
first class one, and it is the universe
opinion of those who attended that W,
nave never had better acting. or lh0ff I.
worthy dramatic entertainments, il
5his place. Should the company
again iavor4us with q visit, we hop,
TO see them greeted with full houses
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12
Tie HsH 7-3O Cold Loan Bonds
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
the first Rational Bank,
or EAvESNA,

Are now selling asld nIaesitt-agly reSeln nlsIls
tbesss I,,iitis - th-ir customers Hnd All parties
who nave money to i8Hest- as the most pToh
- we'll a. s.sIe Investment that Is now offered TO
the public l. -, - -,
s,,s1rsii1i Iinaneiers who have fsIlly inEesttg-
f,d the securities upon y hfch the I-oO e5oiu
Ponds 4 re based cannot doubt The reports. both
Srsrfsl aIsf .tIiulncIsti- heretofore lsunlished-
Siorffrfned ts they are by the letters q suea
si.'s-s5lse4 tun9raiiie gentlemen a. Bas ARD
i,-ifr t..< toy l5rpss- OF Illinois - W Lry an
80 -.ri,sfs yglro have recently visited the Sess
Ssrssi.re Letters just published and can be
itsvias Issii confidence in these securities.
have crslcfesl large amount OF the - Soisl
Loan Isouit aud viii De pie4sed 10 sHpply az
CIV t.9tstanaers and OEhcrs 5sho are deslrous o.
snakfifly a SOoi safe and PrO1table Investment
~ : k,.i-i, on hznfl BOBas OF tlVO. $50 AMI 81
COO Ni.ieh we exchange for 6oVernnent % D = -
4sor.ls on which interest gill z.1on cease Inus
realizing handsome profit AMI increasing the
capital 10 90 - per eeBt; .,,..,. -,
, W1It nav highest market price ioI CouPOhs Vi
Norfhern Parii.. and Government Bonds
Tnferest allowed on time deposits
T1rsfts drawn and sszashed all the prInclpaI
eisles ssf u III Drfts on England ireland and all
eilles n Hai0pe \. D. CLARK. Prest.
e e WIFTER. Cashier i62
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

=, Nav ,PAtEk.Lfhe Ashtabula NesOs
is the title ofanew paper just started
at Ashtabula, Ohio, the first number
of which we have received. 1t is
neatly got up and shows ability in it's
editorial management. 1t hasn't a
single polite, as far as we can discov-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

THE building furot is on the in
crease. s-a 7s'a71". 7a' r7a
The tax-paying season is rapid,
coming TO a close. -'''
WORK has been commenced on tn,
Gas Company's building. 70 tae ss.ss p.
PEOPLE are beginning to bear down
heavy on chairs these days. SO =
WE regret to learn that. Mr. JOhla
). brigham is confined to his house
By severe illness.
The farmers don't complain OF th,
drouth so IndchAno oyH9 as It6eY Idid24
few days ago.
HopEIns, Tss nolr [5ddS an
turnpiking and improving some o
the streets in their First Addition.
We are inaebted To our yoan{
friend, Frank L. Clark, for late files o.
papers from the Smoky City. ffSV1
TuE first annual election of the
Ravenna Gas Company took placs
yesterday. We have not been. far
nished with the result. er9asos.f1 % 7..i.,. +.
GRACE CHURCH. = Divine seryic.
both morning Sndevehing 5h sd1ida,
next, June 18th. SEATS ALL FREE.-
Every body welcome, -@s
FIFrY-sixfeserye scat ticksts to tn,
first nights pertortlsnce of EhsIeri
troupe were sold up to. 8 o'cIockaues-
day afternoon. ~
= FRIDAY and saaurday We're IiEel,
days among our business men. zlFh,
town was full Of people ahG trad,
was brisk. % Z
The coRNER-sToNE oEGRAcE CHURcI
will be laid by Bishop Bedeli, assiste,
by number of clergymen from dis
tanees on Tuesday neSt, 1zth inst, al
IL A. M.
The cholera is on its march. north.
ward d--or rather the scare is.-H PROS
ably won't give US call, but ther,
will be no harm in getting things il.
order. abo0D b858iq T9yIi2 gI90.
THE stack of the. new Glass Works
is completed aud the frame nearly
covered, 1t is expected the institution
will be in running order about tht
first of August I'D AH0W 13
= THERE was quite liberal turnout
at the rawberry Festival given o..
saturday evening at Dodges, Hall, to-
the benefit of Grace Church. Fhss
receipts, we are told, exceeded sixh
dollar.
The APOSTOLIC RITE OF CoNFIRMA-
rIoN. will be administered by Bishop
BedeIl, in Grace Church, on TUESDAY =
evening, Jnne. 18th. Divine servic,
will begin at O'Clock.
WHEN lectures, shows or concerts
advertise in but one paper in
town, they lVirtpally {say they. only
wantsthe patronage Of the sreaderss D /
that paper, and don't generally de-
serve even that.
IT is said that after the storm ha6
subaided on the evening of the 4tl
inst, in the north part of the county
the potato bugs held quiet possession
of the field and not one among tht
great army was found killed OF
n N = Z = = ~ q a = Z Z r = s. q
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12
New -Advertissts.

0ne of the most pleasant locations In town,
lOW offered ~ q bargain. z.
HOUSE and loe ON Spruce street, pleasantly
situated, on the highest elevation in town. bun
few sIeps from FOsG once, and convenient t.
church and schools nne garden, under good cul-
tivativni good stable and shed, nearly all kindA
Of fruit. Possession given Oc6. ISIS.
Raveana, June II. isTs- zoi-
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e n d = 2 - = a - n. (

LIFE tNsURAScE.-We would caf
attention 10 the advisement and state.
ment OF the Union Mutual Life InsuI :
Ince Company, of Maine, in anothe,
column. The company is one of e.
Lablished reliability and the statement
shows it to be safe and sound. Nj.
j. E. Follansbee, is the Special Agenl
for Northern Ohio, aud George Ii
Aller, local agent at this place, AM
they will be found affable and accom-
4modatfng gentlemen. To those VIII,
desire to secure Life Insurance w,
commend the Union Mutual Lite.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

CoULDoCK.-As will be seen by ref
erance to our ad dvertising columns, oul
citizens are TO be treated to two rare
dramatic entertainments at Reeds
Opera House on Friday and Saturday
evenings, onwhich. occasion; Mr.. G.
w. Couldock, supported by the Acad-
emy Of Music e0npanE Of cleveland,
will appear in "The Willow Copse"
and the Lancashire Lass" The plays
are interesting, and the company one.
Of fine dramatic talent: The Cleve-
land Herald thus speaks of thema !
ait is hardly necessary to say that
Mr.. Couldock is7ope of the best actors
on the stage, and that with the excel
lent company to, support him, our,
friends in the interior may depend
upon a rare dramatic treat. Mr.. The
odore wilson is the advance agent OF
the combination, and it is safe to, say
that its coming will be known to call
the people round about" as be is a
live and energetic young man, and
knows what he is doing all the time.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12
TaERE was NOT a verH.lively inter.

THERE was not very. lively inter
est mahffesteda edaFfhSPbDs ON arsnaaq
on tAe apsktI9a IsaBeittedGb4 tehs
Board of Education for leVying ta1
not exceeding five mills on the dollal
for procuring lot and erecting pri-
mary school building within the cor.
poration. Only % votes in ali were
cast, three of them being opposed tc
the proposition. It can hardly btt
said of our people that !" when you
touch their pockets you touch their
hearts," One would naturally; sup
pose that proposition toraise $6,00t
additional by taxation would have
called out more than % votes. But it
didn't. ftr9A.f Lxt4ofAn u l7ff
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

SOMEBODY says the tariff at the ex-
tremsiy. fashionable watering-place
hotels is "five dollars q day; meals
and lodgings extra" l.as.,-a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

Il .FTTT TTET VIC u
- FINE DwELLING.-Mr James Bacon
very Competent architect, of thi'
village, is erecting for himself yer.
neat and commOnious dwelling housr-
on East Main street, nearly opposit,
the residence of e. z. Brainerd, Esq
Sfhe bailaing i being eoiisnucied o.
what we should calislhe .snew depart
ure principle u Is at one aud th2
same time a.brick aha tfrauae building
the frame being raised and a four incl
brick wall Duilt around itlahd tisdtc
the stadding by means of wires LAID
between the bricks once in five tiers.
and fastened to nails driven in Tthe
timbers. This is said to be an eco
nomical and very substantial man.
ner Of building, the, walls standing
firmly, and the structure possess
ing all the advantages of both a
brick and frame building,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12
CautiOn-Notes L,oet.

Lost on Wednesday. Jane 9Th, Is7s, thret
nOtss--ons against n. Conyers6. for $50. tho
exact date not known. One against r g. Francs
for $S0. and one against W. K. Taylor. fer 50
All persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
shasing sald note of any othe- person than the
andersigned, as payment has been stopped
reward Of &e5 will be paid for the return OF thG
pocket book containing said notes and its con
tsnts. D R.TAYLOR.
RaVenna June 10, 1879.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

We are agents for Ballou & Cos, Frenel
Yoke SHIRTS. the best fitting shirt ever made
We hare them in all grades, much better an,
cheaper than you can get them made. Call ant
look at them before having any made. "a
Dec. 1S 1892. FLATH POE, =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

SALES OF VILLAGE Property
Within a few days there has been
quite a lively movement in village
property in our lowll. Among the
transactions we notice the following !:
Geo. f. Iiobinsop TO Mrs. I'll. f.
MrCarty, house aud lot on East Main
street. consideration $500.
Mrs. 1A.sC. Pitman 10 J. L. Sharp,
66 feet front eli Babcock street, Con-
RI. Phelps toS S.P. Branch aud j..
E. sharp, one-haff of lot ON Babcock
street. Consideration $3.50.
HID. Seymour TO e. H Yarne,
half OF lot on BAbcoek street with
house on same. Consideration s1500
Same 10 r. i. Phelps half Of same
lof. wilhoilis sbatildins. Consideration
$4O0. II
N. Converse 4oA. O. Chapman,twO
acres on BabcOck street. Considera-
ton sIO5O.
Hopkins, Seymour Il Dodge to Mrs.
I. j. Vance, lot in their First Addition.
Consideration $3.50.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

The new 1856 Bed Spring, manufactured b.
Vance x w ellis, the best article ever sold for tn
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfae
on. 56-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

1 think have ii Better stock of white ant
Chevoit shirts than can be found in this county
and at lower prices. J.C. BEATTY
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If you want line quality of Ready-Mads
Clothing you can lind it at BEATrY'S. -
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Bee Hives for Salel

A number Of "Langstroth,s,' Bee Hives for
sale Apply 20 the subscriber, on Bahcoek
street. a -. fr q. w. BROWN.
R4YeuRa, June II, 1873 ssl'sw'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

New Arrangements.
We viii deliver Flour, Chop Feed. and Corr
Neal 70 any part OF the city free OF charge q
our customers. W e are selling better Flour fol-
less money than any other house In town.
BRADLEY & BARBOUR.
June II, 1873. IBi 8. t-lr -
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Primary School House
no Bricklayers and Builders.

TIME Board Of Education of RAvenna Village
will receive bids from responsible parties.
for 50 dAys from this nate, for furnishing ma
terisI ami building Pripary school House
present season. BIda must be sealed Up and
illed with II. B. johnson. Clerk of the Board,
within the time specified. Plans and specinca-
tions OF the b1ilding may be seen at Brainerd's
nj r. BRATGERD.
r. b JOHN SON,
JOSEPH " WAGGONBR.
Board Of Education.
RAvsnBa, JGne II, 1eTs. ai-A'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

Neck Ties. Bow : and scarfs, Gloves. suspendels
aaif Hose. eGc, be sure to visit BEATfY'S es-
Establishments. 24S
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY

You will save money by purchasing Dayis
Sewing Machine as it Is so simple that you caI
learn to use it in three hours, thereby saving th
trouble and expense of boarding Agent from
seven to ten days. 207.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-12

Tyrian Chapter, NO. 81, n. A. NJ.
deets the third Wednesday Of each month. II
dasanic Hall. Phenix Block. ..E
n q fabnTAFAN II p
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BE Sure to come to Beatty's

if you want any article in the Clothing line, a,
his stock is the largest in the county. and a
lowest prices 24s.
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SECOND NATIONAL BlNK,
OF RAVENNA, o.

OE IA E<@N Nh Os
Designated Depositary of the
II. 9. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged. at our counter. at best market rates
stocks and Bonds, OF all kinds bought ana
cold on Commission, in New York, or any de-
Ftghest Market rate for 5-2o and 1910
Coupons, Gold, silver, and premium fnnds
of all kinds. .,..,
cities in the United States.
sight Drafts on England and Ireland ana
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities al
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-alI sizes for sale
Accounts and DepOtits Of Business men ane
Ipdiviauals. received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest :.lloHe,l on time deposits as may bt
agreed upon. -, .,-.,.,o-
GEO. ROBIEsoS, President.
Sept. 3. 1858. IT,