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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-19
GRACE CHURCH.
LAY1Na zee CoRNER-sroNE.


The ceremony of laying the corner
stone OF the new Grace Church, on
Cedar street, took place on Tuesday.
There was quite a respectable con-
course of people in attendance, and
the services were of very interest
ing character. At eleven o'clock AM.
the Bishop, with the clergy, the War
dens, Vestrymen of the Parish, mem
bers of the Building Committee and
Others, formed in procession in front
o: the. residence of Capt. f. w. -Cof-
fin, and under the lead of Cal. G. S.
Cotter, who acted as Marshal. march
ed TO the ground where the church is
being erected, repeating the CXXIId
Psalm. Upon reaching the temporary
platform. erected for the occasion, an
exhortation and prayer was offered
up by Bishop Bebell.
Rev. 4. J. Taylor then read the in
scription upon the stone, and also the
CONTENTS OF THE CORNERSTONE:
= 1. A copy of the Holy Bible and
Book of Common Prayer.
2. A copy of the Standard of the
Gross, the ChuPehman, the DEMocRAT-
Ic Press and the Portage County
Democrat. 2 - Itlse .
8. Historical Sketch of the Parish
of Grace Church, prepared By E. s.
Comstoek; ESQ. EsJls1E-.s : =
4. Names OF the Rector Wardens
and Vestrymen. - -
5. List OF persons confirmed in the
Parish. f.ch
6. List of Communicates
z. Names of the Teachers of the
Sunday School. y q. = z. il
8. Names OF Bishop and clergymen
present atthe laying of this Corner
8. Names of the speakers on this
occasion. - 4 90
10. List of those who have contrib
uted for the purchase of the lot and
the erection of the church building.
IL. Names of the officers of the
Ladies' Benevolent Society of Grace
ChHFch.ss, I xxsseez se 44gs. .
- Names Of the building Com
mittee.
13. A copy of the form used in lay
ing the cornerstone.
The stone was then laid in its place
by Messrs Isaac Phelps and H. d.
SeymeuB tive Of the lIembers Of the
Building Complittae, during which
ceremony the Bishop read an ap-
propriate service. "a
The Bishop then offered prayer,
and after singing by the choir, Rev.
w. E. McLaren, Rector of Trinity
Church CIeveiand, delivered an ap-
propgfsteahd able address, occupying
about half an hour in its delivery,
Hon. r. P. Spaulding was then in
and made a brief but 'elo-
quent and appropriate address.
After hymn by the Choir, the SER
vices concluded with prayer and ben
ediction by the Bishop.
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Pastor of the u. Z. Ohprsh.
Ex4fSsIyIrra E.-1lheJ ofth8 hnosf

Ex4ESs1vEa SAFE. E.-O OneD of fSthep most
notable public sales that ever took
place in this county was that Of the
personal effects of the late Richard B.
Cotton, on the farm Of the deceased
in the southeast part Of RnotstpWn on
Thursday last. The sale was con-
dueted by the wsll-known aud popu-
lar auctiOneerj Peter H. EBean,. ESQ
A large crowd Of people was in at
tendance, estimated a. from 1000 to
1900. The sales amounted to. about
$500, being about thousand dollars
more than the appraised value Of the
property. This gratifying result is
owing in no small measure to the fact
that the sale was fully and thoroughly
iariiri 'rfu -Gital l's 50 lsiis5 3l- !
GnYertlsed. ala sl.IayIA sci slls l4.i -..i 80
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NOTICE TO PENsIoNERs.-The bien-
NAL examination of invalid pension
ers will-Be made by DIR. c. s. Leonard,
70. s. Pension Surgeon, Ravenna, on
and after Sept 4th, 1873. Every pen
'sioner is subject to tins examination
whose pension certifcate does not in
express terms exempt him therefrom.
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THE three brothers Of H. L. Day,
ESQ.,, are making their annual visit to
their reletiYes and friends ip RayeARs.
Their respective residences and ages
are as .fOlloRS: Julius Day, of Wesf
Springfield, Mass., aged rs years Ed
mond Day, of Freedonia, New r ofk,
aged, 20 years, and Ralph Day, of
Springfield, Mass, aged s5syears. The
united ages Of the four Brothers il
270 years, and their unitedoweight s25
pounds 1.-The heaviest being $50 and
the lightest 100.
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H GRAND 0LAssIoAI CoNCERT. = Fe
are pleased to a4nounce to the public
that ON Monday evening. July l7th.~ q
grand Classical Concert viii be given
at Reedg Open House, the proceeds
Of which win be for the benefit 4of
the new Episcopal Church. The SER
syices of the. Appollo Club, of Akron,
hsFe been seenfed for the occasion,
among the members ofiWhieh are the
following well known artists: Mrs.
Henry Perkins, Miss lGface Perkins,
the Misses Ashmun, Mr.. George G..
Baker, the best American flntist,, and
Mr.. Milton Clarke, basso, who will
be assisted BY d corps of accomplished
vocalists and musicians. The iehoruges
are unaar tileshaton of Mr.. Sigel, and
they are sublime. We can assure our
citizens that no,conseFt hss bsen given
in Ravenn6 for years Of as mis- Iii an
order or that has given such. complete
salts fs6fIphI kS dis prof1ises ! fhe
house shp Sld pc elled tooysra owipg
on the occasion, as those who attend
viii be sure to secure the full value of
their money inImtional amusement
and at the same time give aid to a
very worthy enterprise. 31ii z
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PERsoNALs.-Mr. Erastns Carter,
accompanied by hfs wife and daugh-
ter Ellen, started ON Western trip,
on Monday, designing to visit their
children, residing in that region ~
We had a very pleasant call the
other day from our old-time friend
and elasa-mate. B. W.ER0ase, ESQ of
ToIedo.lsfs 3 aES ufif G1tUk
Rev. WI DAY spent q few days
last week among his frien dsoin Ra-
VIENNA. 4LSyO A1l3d9i 4 1ok1Ies gd4s1iJ-
F. E. UDELL is spending short
time among his friends here. His
present resident is st. Louis.
2 III. L. DAY returned from an Eastern
trip On Saturday last. 40 =
DIR. .BELDINe has been spending d
short time among the hills of New
England, and returns with health
much improved, Ess HGn4 NWaa
GIN. I.R. SHEBWooD5 was in town
on Monday, the guest of the Etna
House.
Mr.. JOHN BRIGHAM, whose illness
mentioned last week, is sOmeWhat.
improved in health, though he has not
so far recovered as to be able to attend
to business.
We had q very pleasant call, on
Tuesday last from. J. fPalmiter, Esq :.
Editor Qf tie oGsdhA ePuutb JOpfdais
at Hart, Michigan Uu D 81
ADoLPH HERMAN, an employe in
the blacksmithing department of
Messrs. Merits & Riddles carriage
work, left on Wednesday for trip to
Fatherland, to be absent three or four
months.
: E. P. BRAINERD, Esq, started on
Monday last for short visit to the
the place of his nativity I'm e York
state,D ana other p0ints Eaat.
e . : alE T.
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UNIyEsALIsT Grove MEETIEG 7-The
Universalists win hold their Yearly
Basket Meeting in, Henry Wards
grove, ~ miles aso6tlleast of Roots
town, on Sunday, June 29th. Services
will be conducted by Rev. Andrew
Wilson, of Kent.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-19

THEATRIcAL.-Mr. G. w. Couldock
as star, assisted by q very fine compa-
ny from Ellsler's Academy of Music,
Cleveland, closed two nights en-
gagemsnt at Reeds Opera House, on
Saturday evening. ThePerformapees
were OF B high order and gave dlii- u h
versal satisfaction to those who wit
messed them.
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GAS COMPANY ELEcTIoN.-An cleo
ton, for Directors, for the Ravenna
Gas ana Coke 'C6mpany, was held at
the Office of RanneV g. Hatfeh.eulast
Wednesday evening (June 14thl,
when the following gentlemen were
elected: Isaiah Linton, Henry d.
Seymour, sWan&ef Holcomb, n. w.
Riddle, p. g. Goodman, j. II. Con
nelly and NJ, Aaylnr. q as sa9 @ ,,.ii .Iss,' i
The Directors met onisaturday eve-
qning at the office of Isaiah Linton,
Esq, and organized by efecting the
following oficersi::s q ''s 70 as-s''i =
President@Isaiah Linton;
Vice President-J. Fl. Connolly; .
Secretary-Geo. =. Robinson ah'a q
tt easurer-D. G, Goldman,
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TIE pic mic season has arrived.

The pic mic season has arrived.
TAx-PAYnSG days are about over for
the present. =
GAS in ninety days. Let there be
light.
IcE-cREAM and strawberry festivals
are in season. Hands on your pock-
etbooks.
SoDA-wATER is the popular drink
That is q luxury the government don't
tax. ..s &
TIE present term of our Union
Schools will close on Thursday Of
next week. ,-.,-
THE soldiers of Geauga county are
arranging for celebrating the coming
Fourth Of July by grand reunion
at Chardon.
The track of the A. g. G. W. Ry. is
soon to be narrowed. Several new
engines for the narrow gauge have
already arrived at Kent.
W nave Dccu o4cCtSu a4 no4OEafy
member Of the Ravenna 5aengerbqnd.
Thanks to our German friends. May
concord and harmony eyer prevail in
their soeiety .AGs = S'AA1GA W -
THERE is great complaint in some
sections of the comfy about the scar
city Of teachers. 1t was not always
thus, and some people are led to be-.
lieVe there's q screw looss soneWhere.
WE are under obligation to Rev. II.
,. Taylor, Rector Of trace Church for
a fine photograph, by Stain, OF the
front elevation of the new church ed
ifce- of that society. II viii be . very
neat building, and an ornament to the
town.
JUDeING froma noticsSin the Rep.
and Rep, the Cant0uians are making
extensive preparations to give thsboss
Of the 18th and 18Th Dis
triets hearty reception on the ocea-
sion of their annual convention next
week Thursday and Friday.
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UNIvERsALIsT MEETING.-Rev. S.
+. McCollister, President of Buchtel
College, will preach at the Universal
ist Church in Ravenna, on Sunday
next, (22d inst, } at 80 P. NJ, and 80
P. NJ. The public are cordially in
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-19

The gelorious Fourth is near at
hand. We were reminded ofthe fact
on Monday morning by one of ." us
boys letting off Chinese fire-crackers
jnst across the alley from our sane
tum into a pile of straw and rubbish
which bid fair for a time to demon
strateiwhat "great fire little spark
kindleth." Boys, do be patient, and a
little more cautious,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-19

MORE SALEs.y-Since 6dr1ast issue
Messrs. Hopkins, Seymour Il Dodge
have sold six more lots in their First
Addition-three to r. B. Witter and
three to G.aW.i Barrett Those who
desire to purchase "a any Of these lots
will haye to apply soonlas they are
going on very rapidly. Aii'a soaAi =
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-06-19

On Saturday last Mr.. D. E. Wells
purchased Of, Mr.zNicholas Horning,
of Randolph, q span of bay Searcher
colts for $45O, which are as fine ami
mails as have ssppegred upon our
streets f0r many gears. y LIE &
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Lost on Wednesday. June 9Th, 1873, three
notes-one against n. Converse, for $40. the
exact date not known. One againstL g. France
for $50, and one against W. X. Taylor. for SO
All persons are hereby cautioned against Pur-
chasing said note Of any other person than the
undersigned, as payment has been Stopped. a
reward Of $25 will be paid for the return Of the
pocket book containing said notes and its con-
BAHAMA lima 1ar3
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Z FRANK FORD has purchased of DR..
A. D. Newell, of New Brunswick, N.
J., the imported Jersey Bull, Jersey,
and expects the animal to arrive on
the cars to-day.
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WILLIAM sroUT's ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
an has been appointed and Qualified as Ad-'
ministrator of thesestat of William Stout late
of Portage county. Ohio, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate will please
present them within six months. Dated at
Sufheld, the 18th day of June, 1919.
25a st. 49,.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
EAvrNNA. rHUEsDAr. JUNE 10. 1873.
New Advertisements.

W whitmOre-sipger Sewing Machine. Is
H Pean & Co-Wool.
] Prentiee-If you want
John Date a Co-Investment Bonds.
Andrew willard, &e-Notiee to Contractor.
VIM GrinneIl-NOtice to Bridge Builders.
Geo RobinsOn-Gas Company.
VIM Paulus-Wm stout's Estate,
DIR Briggs-Catarrh, &c,
Miss Laura Keene-Reeds' Opera House.
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TIE Ashoning YalleyRaces at New
ton Falls commence on the 3D. Of July,
to last two days.
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Gas Company.

TINE subscribers to the capital stock Of the
Il RaYenna Gas Light and Coke Company
on Saturday, June IA, 1873. by resolution ordered
that he amounts subscribed for said stock be
paid to Geo. +. Robinson, Secretary of said
Company, in installmehts in the amounts and
at the times as follows:
25 per cent. on or before July 1st 1878. -
25 per cent, ON or before AaIguSt1 1873.
% per cent. on or before September 1St 1873.
% per cent. on or before October lst 1878.
80 g. f. ROBINSON, Sec,
Ravenna June 16, 1853. s52"st..
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lNyESTMENT BONDSl

l'Ilgad00HA 2 Ha2 HIa2
The Northern Pacific Railroad Colnnany
having deSerminea to close its Je:sO Tirst
Mortgage Gold Loan at an aggregate note
ceeding thirty million dollars, and thereafter to
pay no higher rate of interest than 6 per cent
on further issues of its bonds, the limited remain
deTof the 2 $40 loan IS n01o being disposed of
through the usaal qgelfciess@ CT 4 "
As the bonds Of this issue are made receivable
in payment for the Company's lands at 10,
they are in cpnataht and Increasing demand for,
this purpose, and will continue to be after the
loan is closed--a fact which much enhances
their value and attractiveness as an Investment.
THE Company has more, than 500 miles Of its
road Built ana in opetatirh, has earned title to-
nearly ten million acres of its land grant. and
sales of iand vhaye thps far averaged s. GO per
acre, q d0OTy IL i r !
\ AAlf marketable securities are received in eX-
change for Northern Pacifes on most favorable
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HEADOUARTERs 70.

Neck Ties Bows and scarfs. Gloves. suspenders
Half Hose, &C b. sure to visit BEATfYss es-
tahItshmeDt 246
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I think have q better stock Of white and
Chevsit shirts than can be found in this county.
and at lower prices. &c. BEATTY
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Tyrfan Chapter, No: 01s r. A. n.
Meets the third Wednesday Of each month, In
Masonic all, PhenIx Block.
n r. CAOT.MAN n
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Nh. J. F. BREIsH, OF Urbana, Ohio,
gave a very entertslnihg glectuke ii tie
M. z. GhhEehjaf5ttis place iastSdBJ
bath evening, on the Mission of Sun
day Schools. Mr.. Breish Is q well-in-
formed and ready speaker, entertain
ing to the old aud young has . happy
gift of interesting the children.
sas;,sT t>ssG. w. sGFAy,i8 J
paafop az fha n n fThurah
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EAtkUUWH posed of Ammonia Chloro-
form, Spirits of Camphor
" D d II HUE Tincture of Iupulina- Oil

OF Juniper anu ALCOHOL tbs comp0und Is I
equalled in the annals of Medicine for the cure |
of Catarrh, Nervous or Sick Headache. Neural |
gia, Trembling and TWitching of the Nerves, 1
and all Nervous Diseases. It will counteract /
all pOisons, Danish pimples, cure sealy eruption |
itching, humors Sc: lit equalizes the circulation
invigorates the system, increases the action of
the heart without exciting the brain. cures
Heartburn, Palpitation and huttering of the
Heart, Dyspepsia &c. Briggs AllevantOr abb
Solutely possesses more curative properties than
any other preparation. Physicians, chemists
and others are requested to examine and test the
remedy, and 81, 600 viii lie paid if found differ
enf from represent ntatiOn. Sold by RRATNERD' I
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ChevOit Shirts.

is a very desirable Hat for spmmer. Enquir
for it. .si III. G. BEATTY. /.
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cam and Exanil

IF you want a fine quality Of Ready Made
Clothing you can ind it at BEATTY's. e
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i The commencement exercises of
Hiram College takes place to-day.
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Be Sure to come to BeatEy's .
if you want any article in the elothing line. as
his stock is the largest in the county. and at
lowest prices. -si, 24s.
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Cautfon-Notes Lost.

RaVenna EncamPment, No 1s0,
AIeets every and and 4th FRIDAYS Of each month.
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The new $450 Bed Spring, manufactured by
Vance Wells, the best article ever sold for the
honey. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
on. 66-tf.
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CASHMERE

Good all wool Summer Cassimers can be had
at eOc yard at No. Etna Block.
@ N. Converse.
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BEATTY is selling large lot Of Roys' Coats
and Pants at IS 90, They are cheaps 24S.
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Fhs New fs' Gold Loan Bslis
OF THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
The First National Bank,
OF RAVEENA.


Are now selling and uHhesi itat.ngly rcsem mend
these bonds 10 tii1ir customers and AL parties
who have money toiDyest. as the most proht1Die
as well as safe inves Ement that IS now offered 70
the public.
Having made careful inquiry OF good and re-
srs,asii5ls financicrs who have fully inEestIga-
fesI the securities upon which the 10 Sold
Isonfss are based cannot doubt the reports, both
onfciaI and unofficial, heretofore published
Confirmed rs they are BY the letters Of suen
hi.~slztoued honorable gentlemen as Bay ard
7,sVIor e,r-fsov Bross. OF Illinois. G. w Bryan
and others who have recently visited the New
Northwest. Letters just published and can be
had at Bank Free -,
Iiaving full confidence in these seenrltiess
have ordered large amount OF the I'D Cold
loan Bond. and will be pleased to supply ali
o1r customers and others who are desirous ot
making q Good, safe and Profitable investment
w Keep on hand Bonds Of 500. 500 and ST.
os,9 which we exchange for Government 5-z0
Isonds on which interest will soon cease Ihus
reaIizing a handsome profit and increasing the
capital 10 to Is per cent. ,.- -
EI4l Day highest market price 0rCOlpohs On
Northern Pacific and Government Bonds
interest allowed on time deposits
Drafts drawn and cashed ON all the pfInclPaA
eissss sisf s Drafts on England Ireland and all
cities in Europe. cr.,,ry p.a.4
c. y. WITTER. Cashier. 1ea-
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ent from representation Sold by RRATNERD
NMTiAWAV Much has been said and writ
MhHEWN ten, and may remedies have
VVW0bBV6 cure of throat and lung dis
eases; but nothing has been so eminentlys sue
cessful. or obtained such wide celebrity, as
sMffH WoSpE9FF eTSfS sPP q1 c5 Asaisf s0la Oy
n IN MOI The circulating pain produced
HuMKV by corns, the unceasing tWing-
hHAMsA ing from Bunions. the piercing,s
VV9HItOi distressing pain from Ingrow-
ing Nails, can not be described. Thousands suf-
fer, not knowing there is q cure. Briggs Corn
and Bunion Remedies are no acid or, potash
compounds. but are reliable. soothing. and ct
fectual, and justly merit the success they have
earned from an appreciative public. The Cura-
tive is healing ointment; immediate relief is
obtained BY its application. and it will positive
ly cure the worst cases of Festered Corns, In
famed and liberated Bunions, the sorest Instep
the largest and severest blisters, the most ex-
tensiVe Callousities the soles and heels OF the
feet, unequaled in the cure of ChilbIains and
Frosted Feet. The AlIeyiator for ordinary corns
and preventing their formation is absolutely
4nexeelled by anything ever known. Ask for
3 Briggs Bg ,-R Remedies Take no other. Sold by
FUUMV grain in tie tIo aarEett Every eryS one
OOABBAD year old child to the aged grand
sire verging onto hundred; stylish, handsome
E resorts ;'1as middieg aged aged m9trons old ~ MAIDS
dressed up to appear young and gay; dandies,
with their patent leathers kid gloves. and inev-
lawyer: clerk artizan and msehapic of all ages
and stations, have q full supply of corns. bun
ions, bad nails and other botherations of the
feet, all of which are balished and cured by the
nse of Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies, Al
leviator and Curative. Sold by BRAINERD & Son.
hNHFAH Its all very well for those not
UAkKV troubled to think it is nothing to
FIFM have Piles for this reason, theun
I BGASS fortunate suf fferer gets very little
sympathy; the agony of Tonhet is not or cannot
be much worse than the torture endured by
millions who are troubled with internal bleed
ing, external and itching Piles. Glad tidingss
safe and sure. Sold BY Smith, WooDRUFF q co.
N "A MMMR BuniOns. Bad Nails and all dis
IMW serofulous f Humors. c; s@FiHss Piies &c'. E~
VVnNyl stilfnlly aA9 successfully
Healing Institute, i9T broadway, New York.
DIR. j. BRIGGS & CO., PrOprietors.
SOLD BY
BELDING & ARMSTRONG. BRAINERD
& SON, AND SMITH, WOODRUFF & co.
ro lsisstzs.oa -32szf sal.sapl93 e5e-y.
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Unify Lodge. No. Ie. F. and A n.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays Of each
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To. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. e5s
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
Ows' Han.
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IF YOU WANT
a fine diagonal Coat and Vest, for 5000. equal
to cheap Merchant Tailorsng, we have got it.
94s f J. C. BEATTY
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ONA RAINY DAY

call at BEATTY's and get sn Umbrella. We
lpon't lend You one or give you one, but will
sell yon one for cash. cheap -ssx. 24s, /
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:S To Save Money 4-ek ~
Go to j. s. Walkers, opposite Citizens Hall, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired, to look as
good a. new.
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AN ELEGANT LINE siiafa
of all kinds of Straw Goods. opened this week
a4s. Sses8 {. at BEATTY 3.
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HOW no SAVE MONEY!

You viii save money by purchasing a 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. W
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The largest stock in the county, at -.
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of Hats, by Express this week.
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.REMElIBER BEATTY'sPRICE j
re CASH PRICES. if ne trusts you for few
ays it is SIMPLY as an accommodation 24s-
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Just received. a large lot of Flint Lamp Chin
neyss Try them.
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OUR $1,000 SUITS
for Men are bargain CalIaEd see them.
a4s. J.C. BEATTY.
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White Fish, Pickerel, and Lake Herrings,
constantly on hand in small packages at the
store of n. CONVERSE.