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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09
Personalities


Iregret very much, for the credit
OF our people, that the present politi-.
cal campaign should run into person
alities, as it seems to have done inthis
county, and in fact, throughout the
State. Morton comes into Ohio and
makes personal attack upon our can.
didate for Governor, simply because
he was not born at the same time that
he, Morton, was. Thereupon our can
didate returns upon Morton with a
crusher, and lays the demagogue
sprawling in the dirt, which brings
out the whole Republican, press
against personalities. Personalities
have been indnlged in in, this county,
and supposed case used, or attempt
ed to be used, against the editor of
the PREss. Even as Bill Allen"
slew Morton, the rotten, so might 9TH
ers who indulge in personalities be
slain; To illustrate Suppose at
some time q young man, perhaps twen-
ty years of age, should enter some in-
stitution of learning, perhaps Semi
nary, located at any imagined point
for convenience we will say Austin
burg, Ashtabula County, Ohio. And
suppose, that after drinking of the
Pierian spring to his entire satisfae-
tion, he proposes to leave the institu-
ton; but not having the needfut to
discharge his indebtedness for board
and tuitien (supposing he boarded
with poor widow he executes and
delivers his promissory note foA the
same a fetO days before has majority,
and suppose he should gO-to Kansas,
and while there he should adopt the
'1egal profession" and, after several
years of practice and prosperity, the
aforesaid note should be presented to
him for payment, say ten or twelve
years after its date and delivery, by a
Justice of the Peace 81 the same place.
And suppose he should refuse to pay
the said note, for the reason that he
was minor when he executed the
note mother words, plead baby
act ;" and suppose that after several
years more of practice aud prosperity
he should be nominated by the Re-
publican party as candidate for
some office-for instance Lieutenant
Governor ofIthe StateLWouldi it be
in order for him or his supporters to
indulge in personalities against his
opponent, or any of his opponents
supporters !? And could /, being an
honest man, eonsistentIy soteforsael
a man for that of any, other Office /
And should 1 conclude so do so could
be considered as one who indorses
repudiation? FAIR PLAY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-On Sat-
urday afternoon the six prisoners con-
fined in the Portage County Safe, TAX
ing advantage of the absence of Sher-
iff Risden, attempted to make their
exit from that institutions. They had
wrenched a bar of iron from the rail-
ing 10 the upper tier of cells, and
with this, an old case knife, and the
blade of stove shovel, they proceeded
to their work. Obtaining blanket
from one of the cells, they hung it
across the corridor, 10 screen their op-
erations from observation. They then
lifted fiat stone from the south end
of the west corridor, and commenced
digging with the view of uhdermin-
ing the outer wall and thus make
their escape from, dnrance vile, When
the Sheriff returned about dusk he
''caught them in the very act," and a
stop was put. to their operations
They had dug a hole about five and a
half feet in depth, and they calculated
that in less than an hours time, had
they not been discovered, they would
have emerged from their prison
house. While taey were at work
Mrs. Risden went several times tothel
door and looked down the long aisle
but the sentinel on guard informed
her that they had been washing out
their blanket by order1of3 the Sheriff,
and hung it up to dry, which served
to allay suspicion. sf4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

LAST Friday Director a. S. Beecher
of the County Infirmary, by virtue Of
a warrant from the Trustees of Man
iua township, took into custody and
conveyed to that institution one Jer-
ONE Mcintosh, on the charge of being
a pauper. For some ten or twelve
years past jerome has been living in
his cabin upon a small patch ofground
of about three acres, and subsisting
mostly upon the charities of his neigh
bors. This he had practiced until the
patience of his neighbors was exhaust
ed, and some of them entered COM
plant to the Trustees. But Jerome
had no notion of being ruthIessly torn
from his home and its enaearments,
aad go to the Infirmary he swore he
would not-ne would die first, and
when officer Beecher went for him"
he armed himself with club and
threatened to divide his corpus if he
attempted his arrest. But Beecher
was not to be thus frightened from
the discharge ofhis duty, and succeed
ed in getting hold of his man aud cont
Veyed him to the hospitable abode
provided by the good people for those
who are unable to take care of tlenS
selves. Upon searching the premises
Mr.. Beecher and his associates discov-
cred library containing quite num-
Der of books, among them an old Bible
in which is geneology of the McIn-
tosh family for century and half.
They also discovered an old pockets
book in which was $34 in greenbacks,
and $2.61 in nickel and copper coins,
and it is thought by some that more
money win yet be discovered hid
away about the premises.
Since the above was in type we
learn that on Monday the lifelesss Ea=
mains of Mcintosh W ere found ksus-
pended to tree in pasture lot on
the Infirmary grounds, where he had
gone the day previous.
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- Ii @ 80 A--A ##W 80
tits Is most disgusting to see per-
son soaping and scrnbbing his neigh
boris doorsteps when his own have an
excess of depth of filth, upon them.-
Edinburgh, like the swine, is root
ing out hole inlthe mud to battle his
own rough, aud uncouth carcass. ,in..
When lie Undertakes 20 vilify to
candidatelliVing by him, he forgets
that, not more than twelve years since
a candidate for the same office living
near by was hooted and pointed at by
all, great and small, as making him
self equal to the lowest quadrupeds.
Then to cap the climax, renders up
his effects to the officer to make settle
ment with rich and poor Now, Mr..
"Edinburgh I would ask You which
of the two is the safest man 70 trust
with our money, the one You charge
with the seooping process OF the other
guilty of the most aebasing and re-
pulsive crimes, above referred to.
Now, voters of Portage County, think
these things over anu sec Fwae5ise the
safest man to trust.
s+.aXf i.4a ail5ai n g. JUSTICE.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

FINE Autumnal weather.
THE Highland Union Fair COM
mences to-day.
THERE is a scarcity of local news
these days. ,,re-.c.-e
THERE is an abundance of all kinds
of nuts this year.
A SLIGHT snow storm on Monday
evening-the first of the season. y
THE grading on North Chestnut at.
has been completed, and is much of
an improvement.
LOOK out for Forepaugh's Great
Aggregation one week from to-day.
The Dramatic Company of Bos-
worth s. Myers is booked for the OPP
era. House On the 17th and 18th inst.
POSTAL CARDS uncaIled for are held
for sixty days and then burned.
The fourth exhibition of the North
ern Ohio Fair Association closed at
Cleveland on Saturday. A large
number of people was in attendance,
and the Fair was a grand success.
Col. JOHN P. Ross, for many years
popular landlord at Cleveland, died
at Stamford, Conn, on the 2sth ult.
i THE Coleman Children are to giv6
an entertainment this evening.
THERE was an immense turnout at
the Deerfield Fair on the 9th ult.,
and the occasion was one Nof great
pleasure and profit. f4
A NATIONAL convention of coal
miners has been called to meet at
Youngstown on Tuesday next, Octo-
Der l4th.
THE work on the st. Andrew III House
is progressing, and the house will be
opened early next month.
THE Prohibitionists of Portage and.
Summit connties have nominated DIR.
M. Jewett as their candidate for Sem
ator.
The German Saengerbundes pro-
poses to give musical entertainment
at Gretzinger's Hall on the first eve
ming OF gaslighting.
II Is reported that the Alliance Col
lege has been sold to DR.. Brainerd, of
Cleveland, and is to be used hereafter
as medical college.
On Saturday last the saw mill of
John Kingsbury Sc Sons, near this
village, in eight hours sawed 20, ,262 #.
of inch whitewood lumber. The ma
chine that did the work was manufac-
tured by C. G. Cooper s. Co., at Mt.
Vernon. o.
SHEET MUsIo.-Smith, Woodruff s.
Co. have issued a catalogue of sheet
music kept by them, which shows the
choicest stock in that line to be found
in the country.
N. Converse has moved the re-
mainder of his stock of goods into
the room recently occupied by J. c.
Maloney as boot and shoe store,
where he will offer them for sale at
low prices.
GARFIELD is being Hailed around
the county for the benefit of Beatty
but we'll give 'em Goss. +"
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FREE ExHIBrrToN or v

FREE EXHIBITION OF WILD AMI
NAILS.
To The People Of ISaveRna. SURROUNDING
Towns, and POr1age County Generally
My Exhibition, known as sAdam
ForepaHglss Menageric, Museunt and
Equestrian AggregatiOn--is to exhibit
at Ravenna, afternoon and evening,
of Thursday October 10th. 1878.
/ hope the public viii not consider
me egotistie when l assert the uni
sversally admitted fact, that my collec-
tion of animals and birds is the largest
and rarest on this Continent. l have
therefore adopted the plan of giving a
Free Exhibition of Wild Beasts and
rare Birds, in number and variety ex-
eeeding the collection any Menagerie
that has visited Ohio this season, has
exhibited for an admission fee. a
mammoth tent is set apart for this
purpose, in addition to the four main
show pavilions, and everybody, old
aud young, rich and poor, without re-
gard to ''creed, color or previous con-
diIion," are invited to visit this great
free. Menagerie aCithout money and
tcitSt02t price, IT Is free to ereg,Y6Ody.
This Free Menagerie is not catch
penny affair, ii is not exhibited free as
an inducement for persons to visit my
other four exhibitions
81 own more Animals and Birds
than any man in America, and in
forder to protect myself from the hum
bugging concerns now flooding the
teountry, advertised as f.sAEenageries,
Museums and Oircuses,gI presentthis
Free Wfld5 Aq4fnlql ISboqv to the people
in order that they may form an idea
of the magnitude and merit of my five
great eXhibitionsg assuring the public
that no one visiting the Free Menage-
rie is solicited tolattend the other ex-
llhibitions. If they feel inclined so tn
do, shall be pleased to entertain
them. but / wish it distinctly under
stood that my Free Exhibition is in
the nature.of gift TO the generous
public, who have so literally sustained
me during the1many years of my
managerial life. ifs'k
Any manager can put on paper, a
show equal to mine, but no man has
thus far put on the road, an exhibition,
in the remotest degree approaching in
extent, variety, elegance and cost to
the "GreatF Forepaugh Show" YIn
proof of which come and see my REee
Menagerie.
Respectfully, the public's obedient
servant,
ADAM FOREPAUGH,
Sole owner of the Great Forepaugh Show.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

u FREE OF CHARGE.-Call at Belding
& Armstrong; Drug Store and get a
sample bottle. of DIR. "A. Boschee's
German Syrup, Free Of Charge. 1t
has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and for any
person suffering with severe cough,
heavy cold settled on the breast, con-
sumption or any disease of the throat
and lungs it has no equal in the world.
Our regular size bottes Is cents. In
all cases money will be promptly re-
turned if perfect satisfaction is not
given. Two doses will relieve any
49, afttfli H-t47 -
case. Try it. 5i@ io 26S-3m
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09
A Word About Pianos


We. the undersigned. citizens of RsEeRna.
having purchased. and for sOnfe time had In
use in our faIailics; tho :. HazeltoR Brothers"
Pianos, manufactured in New York, take pleas
ure in recommending them TO those wishing to
obtain really first class Instrument They
possess clear brilliant and very musical tome.
and being well and thoroughly made remain a
long time in tune and their great durability is
attested by eminent musieiaus after ten years
constant use. B. LITTLE.
H. LINTON.
z.c9 IA. A.GRAHAA
R. PEACOCK. q
:" There are in my opinien but three OF four
manufacturers who make really first class in
strument. I have for several months had Ia use
at my house .-IIazeltoR'' Square Grand Piaae.
1t is very fine instrument. and in quality Of
tone, equal to any have ever seen. regard
the ''Hazelton'' as one Of the best. and recon-
mend them to any one wanting No. piano.
d. C. COoLMAN.',
have an arrangement by which, can order
these excellent Instruments. direct from the
manufacturers, and will take pleasure in or
dering Tor any persons wanting them. and at
prices much less than similar instruments can
be bought in Cleveland. They are fully war
ranted for Eve years. q"
j. @. PRENTISS.
Ravenna, October 6. 1873 a67.tf y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

GRAN1TEs.-T. NJ. Jones, deal0r in
marble and GRANTEES in this village,
has just received, per steamer Georgia.
of the State Line, sixteen cases of
Scotch Granite to be put up by him in
Portage, Trumbull and Cuyahoga
counties. This is to be followed in a
few days by another invoice of about
the same amount. AS it is manifest
that Mr.. Jones imports his own gran
ite, it is evidently the interest.of par
ties desiring that kind of work TO
consult him before purchasing.
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LooK at Boys, Pants at BEArrY,s, a.

[ LOOK at Boys Pants at BEATTY's, at
$500. bSr9 ffrtYasfa&E so s
Look for Travelling Bags at BEAT
5TY's.
bs LOOK at Boys Vests at BEArTY's, at
Us.
: Lo6k d 1t the largest stock of Hatsau
BEATTY's.
LOOK at Mems Suits at BEArTY's, at
$3.50.
LOOK at that 25c Cloth Lined Collar
at BEATTY's. 7sia5 ssasad a 5fsss fss. .-fE
Look at Mems Suits at BEArrY's, at
$1,000.
Il LOOK for the best Shirt in Ravenna
at BEATTY's.
h LOOK HfofI bargains generally, at
BEATTY's.
LOOK at the best stock of Trunks at
EBEATTYis. 'rpar aIE esf.ctf flta
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

In HIS Randolph speech Garfield is
reported as having said that ne never
voted for an increase of the salary of
members of Congress since he has
been a member of Congress. He
can't deny that as a member of the
Conference Committee of the two
houses he was in favor of reporting
the appropriation bill with the salary
steal attached, and that in that shape
he voted for the iniquity. Isn't his
denial little thin?
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The 5enh.e oaEroll rroupe

Win appear atthe Opera House, on NWednes-
day evening next for one night only The
Pottsville 5fSner's Journal says OF the Company
Last evening an audience, exceptionally large
for Pottsvil1 theatrical audience greeted sJen
ME Carroll and troupe at Union Hall. The play
rendered was that OF Jane Eyre, founded, as our
readers know on one of the most powerful
works of fiction extant The. first appearance
of their chief actress was greeted with q burst
of recognition from the audience which must.
have placed hera home. or the acting we have
nothing adverse to oher-sf Mr. Bates appeared TO
us to act as a man. placed in his supposed cir
Gums stances would thatsiss he talked like you
hear men talk in their houses. not as we usually
hear persons upon the stage talk. Jennie Car
roll, we believe, had the sympathy of the auei-
ence from the first, and undoubtedly pleased
them very .nluch, both by her acting and by her
sin ging, reeeiylng . very hearty encore as q.
singer In the play, as altered from Charlotte.
Bronte's poYels there was really npopportunity
for display Of hiStrionic talent The play ran
smoothly and we we're all glad 10 see Lord RocF-
ester take u ane Eyre unto himself as his wife.
At this happy eulmln alton the curtain came
down to raise again on Mr. Hi Henry and his
aornet. Its safe to say he amazed and delight
ed the audience by his skillful imitation. of
mocking bird. Some people remarked that they
would wi lingly pay the price ofsadmission sim
ply to hear that cornet. The evenings enter
tainment concluded with farce which kept the
audience conyulsed with laughter until it came
to end. 4asiszs..ss.l
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

Lors SoLD.-Mr. j. E. Sharp has
sold lot ON Lincoln Avenue to Mr..
Spencer Collins, who has recently re-
Gently returned from Missouri, and
who intends Immediately to erect a
building on the lot. Price of lot S400.
Mr.. Sharp has also sold lot on the
same street to L. ID. Sphinx for $780,
Mr.. Sphinx will build a dwelling house
on the lot next season.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
EAvENNA. rHURsDAr. OCT. .. 1918.
List Of Advertisemen.s.

Scarf Brothers-OPera House Store.
First National Bank-Business card
W. W. Patton-Tcaehers' Examination
j. e. Prentiss-AdyicO to Farmers.
J. c. Prentiss-Blanehard Churn.
j. e. Prentiss-A word about Pianos
J. c. Prentiss-NTringe Repaired
Patrons of Husbanry-Ravtnna Grange
Adam Forepaugh-Forepau Show.
+. B, ,Tomson-Panoramic.
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y EaAL NOTICE.


Hannah Lee. the widow Of c. II. Lee. dos
ceased. whose place of business Is unknoWR =
will take notice that Lucy lee and y. L. tieyd.
ceased, on the 9th day OF september, A. ID.
1919. hi0a their petition In the Rr0baee Soare
within and for tho county OF Portage and state $
OF Ohio, alleging that the personal estate OF
and the charges Of administering his estates I
that he died seized in fec simple Of the tolioWT
in6 descfibed real estate situate in said county
and the Village OF Garrettsville. to-wie: ass @
Village los No. in said village and Nelson !,
said township, according to Colc's survey NADIA s
A. ID. 1879, being the late Homestead OF said de-
rpasctl. also one other tract OF land, being that
narl az original surveyed lot MOI 3 IN Nelson &
township bounded as fellowsi Commencing as T.
Ia said lot 2. thence along the westerly line et
said subdivision north 81" west chains and ~
links 20 q stakes thenee north " SF west
chains and % links to a stake StAndthg "a tnc
G1s east z2Hlinks; thence a9s east 9chaias ANA ~
links To q line on Center street, thence along
aonkRcrav line of said s00-tiviSion ana Mufkh- q
0rly line of Center Sttpet south ca west nAatn
the same tract 81 land decided 30 u, u. Lee by p
Reuben o. Daniels. containing 6S-teQ aeress
and that Hannah Leo, as widslw OF said deco
dRnt is entitled to dover in said premises. The
prayer OF said petition Is for the ASST slgameat osa
dover 90 said Hannah Lee and for a sale Of s
said Dremises subject to said dover estafes Ior
me- nayanent OF the dchts aud charges afoTesat0 Il
Said petition will be for hearing on the wa st
day OF October, A. ID, 1873 or as soon thereat-
eer '4' - 's'.' ~. LUCY LEE. a
II. Il. HEYO.
= Administrators OF C. III. Lee, deceased. = :
H. W MAxsON, atty for adm'rs.
Garrettsville, o., sept sT, iSiS sVo'zw
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nAvENNA PunLIo scHooEs.
Report for the week ending october
2R. -1Hz3 - -

The highest per cent. of attendance
96.l, was in Miss Hannum's school /;
the lowest per cent. of attendance,
S4.7, was in Miss Whites school.
Greatest number cases of tardiness,
l5 each, was in the Grammar School
and Miss Whites school I; thesmall-
est number tardiness, 3, was in Mrs,
Beckwith's school,
Parents and all friends of education
are cordially invited to visit the
schools at any time.
Respectfully, S. PUCKETT.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

The members of the 9th Ohio battery win
bear in mind that the next annual reunion will
be held in Troy fEFe1shfcld p. o. October 18th.
Those wishing conveyance from the cars. will.
let us know in season, and we will meet them
at Garrettsyille, as that is our station. g y
zen. GARFIELD and Chaplain JONES will be
present. Let all come and bring their friends,
and have good time * ~ s.,
By order Of the committee. i,c
Al6 w. w.JAMES, Chairman. q
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9 The DemoqYaes ColTespondentaeils
us to "answcr fool according to his
tolly.v For. two weeks we have been
making an effort to do that same, but
he is such danphohl he has overtax-
cd our ability to do Justice to the sub
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Grass Seed.

Timothy, sRed Top and Orchard Grass Seeds
for sale by the subscriber at the room north Of
d. Lindsay. in Empire Clock. All wishing
good article and at moderate prices will please
call intend to sell for Cash and Ready Pay
only. B. LITTLE.
:. Ravenna. Aug. s6, 1873.
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THERE was not very liberal at
tendance atthe Opera House on either
Friday or Saturday evening to wit
ness ther excellent acting of Katie
Putnam and her company. Those
who staid away missed a rich, ,treatss
for The performances were first class.
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EDINBuRGH.

ADAM FOREPAUGE
Sole owner of the Great Forepaugh Sho
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We viii 5deIfyer Flour, Chop Feed, and Corn
Meal to any.part of the city free of charge to
our CUSTOMERS We are selling better Flour for
less money than any other house in town. q
= .asfas saa su BRADLEY q BARRIER.
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Persons desiring to pay their sub
scription to the Press in wood will
confer favor by sending it along at
once
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The. Celebrated Coleman Sisters
will give an entertainment at the
Opera House this evening. The
Company, is said to be an excellent
one and their performances worthy of
liberal patronage.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

We arc, ageets for. .BpIleQ, 8 Cos. French
Yoke Shirts. the best fitting shirt ever made
We have them mall grades, much better. and
cheaper than you can get them made. Cali and
look at them before having any made.
Dec Is, 1892. saj . lr9 FBATH q POE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

Ira isn't to be supposed that Mr..
Beatty viii stand at the polls this year
and peddle scratched Republican
tickets. zs=.ss..zs.r.
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The new $3.50 Bed Spring, manufactured by
VANCE Wells, the best article ever sold for the
paonoys Every one guaranteed to give satisfae-l
On. 56-6.
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FLINN's PAT. BED sRRINGas
w ALI r APHR.e 4 4
LAT REDUCED PRICES.
EsTEY pARLoR ORGAN.

and good goods and fair dealing guaranteed 10
all. oo6pposite Carriage Repoeitory. Ill
l,f.ltfg 900 sH M Mtlf fis III tlaFenlAa oAlef
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Coal for Cash,

Mr.. E. Hasbrouck desires to say to
his enstemSi Is 4bst he has determined
that il the futlre pll orders fef spAl
in Quantities less than half a carload
must be paid for on delivesy. 2w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-09

SHEET MUs1c.-Smith, Woodruff s.
Co. have issued catalogue of sheet
music Kept by them, which shows the
choicest stock in that line to be found.
in the country.
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:, HOW no SAVE MONEY.

You will save money by purchasing Davis
Sewing Machine. as it is so simple that you can
learn to use It h tlreehours. thereby saving the
ard Qxpcnsee Of boarding an Agent nom
seven to ten days. 20-
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( III you want anything in the tailoring lin
dbne, and done right, go to J. s. Walker, oppo
site Citizens HALL