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shsriE's Sale.

By virtue Of two writs Of vcndt cvporas 10
me objected nom tho Circuit Cout Of pAn1la
County Mississippi in the suit OF Win. Spen.
Ger = Co.. and j. G. Brady plaintiffs IS. ". u.
Wall administrator Of tie estnte Of joel A.
Wall deceased, | viii on the hr,t Monday Of
June, ls53, il being the "a day Of said month.
offer tor sale In front Of the court house door.
In the town Of Snrdia 10 the highcs, bidder
for cash, the following described zeal estate.
lo-wit' The lot known as tie joel A. Wall
lot 10 tie 1wn Of Ht'csy.llr, county VI Pamela
and State Of Mississippi. and containing G,r
l1I ucrcs more or less, rud being the same no.
on which the said joel 4. Wall resided ut the
time OF biz death, It being a part Of the south
half Of 4oasAcasl quarter Of section &, tow nship
. range west, Ia said county, together with
the house on said lot TO satisfy the above wri,
which is a claim for mechanics leins and all
costs. Sale within lawful hours.
L. oZANNE, Sheriff.
MAY 'th' 1873. may-lO-iw.
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The L. 3. Troops are in III K
They have succeeded in ycsaiiag
y bucks and about 10 squaw anl
children, OF the great Modoc tribe,
TO surrender. by this surrender the
Shack Nasty family nearly eon.i
out. Shack Nasty Jim, Shack Ma.
Is Frank, Shack Nasty Joe and
most OF the Shack Nasty girls have
aid DOWN their arms and profess 70
be heartily tired Of taking sca'ps-
LAX 10 for the prefcu!. Captain
Jack not being satisfied on tins
point, siill fingers on the war path.
Judging from the past, we guess the
Us troops viii lot rim Ginger
on.
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/. Henry Nusstcvc, Auditor Of Piliic Ac.
rouats 81 The State a'crtail D. brrrhv certify
tht' ths foregoing statement u The Sow lOfs
tat lrsufauec Company Of New lu'k, NY.
ltruly sui e~vrrrcily uuried from ihe original
on flc III ny o1icc. Given under nv h1hd
ara omt eal This 9Th das Of Nav. lsi6.
~ MvaI aasr, Auditur Of 1 ab'ic accounts.
= 4 SplCgr mamger Tor Tenn An. and
Nufth Miss
M ruirft 0ehVil Agent
msysi Satdia Mtg
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a terrible cyclone vcpt ogc,
Washington and kcokuk romtc,
Iowa, on the 22l inst. In the I'm,
Of the storm, everything, except
here and there a milo or two, owe.
which the wiirIwiud seems /,
have jumped. H. dcsolu,e looking.
scarcely a house, barn, she'd or gra
ucry-all swept away as c'car rs tho
lire wiped ont the north side OF Chi.
cago. The exact starting point OF
The storm is not known. 1t i, be.
loved 10 have been in Kcokuk
county, probablya few miles We. of
! Lancaster. which town It &, said. 4,
totally domoIishel Il advanced ina
norIhcastcrly direction, passed north
: u Tallcyrand, about three miles. and
south OF keota, through the
German settlement called Ba.
den, approaching the line of
W Arlington county, where it
jumped a distance of about eight
miles, alighhng again about six miles
northwest oil, " ushiugton OH the farm
OF Frank Brown. Remaining ON
ground Tor siX or eight miles it
passed up 10 Highland township.
Leaving earth here it struck again
IN Middle township, whore It's force
was spent, and it disappeared as
suddenly Us It appeared Those who
saw the commencement say thsy
iirst noticed an immense black mass,
which TO eomo rescmbled a huge
balloon, with the small cud toward
the ground. They could not see be-.
yond It's borders, but as it went by
they saw mud aud boards dying In
ell directions.
Houses ware torn from their rouu,
dations Is ii they were ghail. and
broken aud twisted into u million
fragments. some Of which were
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M0mnn's Nfliral AlIiscr.

giving Causes, symptoms and Treatment Of
al ordinary female complaints. \ book need
ed by M mothers and ,ickly females. pIict
% cts, Address as above.
KlNCHLOE & WRIGHT, Agents,
Sardis, Mississippi.
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Go to 5. Ii. Guniers to get your
rlltLinr. lie Inns tho most aud ,nn.t
complete stock 10 our town
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By request we give place to u,
communication, and we call the ut.
teution Of our countymen to it. Of
Judge [. Olaunc, announcing him
self as candidate Tor nomination
hci0rctho Radical convention for the
Office Of sheriff, and denouucing Ger
tam reports abont him. We have
never had any doubt as to what
party he belonged, aud his card
proyes what VIC have thought about
him, while some Of our people have
thought that he was n conservative
Republican aud not q Radical. The
reference OF Judge Oainue 10 hia
course in 1867, leiS and 1862, pll>
cca him in the light Of a Radical
partisan, aud as Tie foremost in or.
gaming the Radical party in this
county. We cannot aud win not
forget that time, and his announce
mcnt IN bis card places linn in The
present campaign squarcly upon the
Radical platform, and every white
voter in this county knows exactly
what tina, IS. There wa no need Of
ms denying the charges Of not being
u Radical 70 lar as our people are
concerned. Thcy know him entire.
j. too well TO believe Tor one mo,
ment tlai lie could change his past
course 10 ;iis county and BE any,
thing else, and tia, they bad any
claim upon him.
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wv avn Tommy NJ NV ITFNl
No'tis franklin rfesi Ieut. end William II
Ecsr, Vac rrgs.dcu,a arb Atuary of thc New
luIs Lts Insurance Company lepg duly "
im,l aod un-H 80 jf'oie and s,y. that the
Nrrf irg statement nl Toe condition Of said
Company. on the 8la day Of uetsmtct. l,i2
IL currect AMI irut, according 10 tbc teslo
their Know igic Information end lsiic.
No. ~ M1HBts fniSEtfs. President.
r.. AN. 4. bFrgs, Vice Pres \ Aetuart.
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AGENTS WANTED ron
Az kp "a kAA WiffrB
I'D "a u ~ la IVA CHEF

Or Twelve Years Among the wild Indians "
the Plains.
The Life Of George T. Bcldcn, who joined
the Indians and became q cclobanied warrior.
Abound IN thrilling adventure and curious
Information, and q prohisrly illustrated with
new aud spirited ]ougtnylng' Of adventures
and The manners and customs Of tho Indians,
The most popular book VI the year. One agent
Just reports 800 profit IN one week. A large
poster with thirty illustrations and terms 10
agents sent free by + A. llurcuiSsos s. Co..
S. Louis, Mo-
apr.iA.qn.
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Cu1lggt ltia reported Chat thi
terrible rcourge isrrcvuIing to ,
limited extent in Mompl... Mem
plia papers deny TINT any clrc d
gouuiuc Asiauc cholera has been Ia
the city, but shy that There hay.
been aeyeraI very sudden death.
from cholera morbus IN view Of the
fact That cholera morbus q proyajl.
ing, and tie further hcl that Asia,io
oholoa h apprehenlel, we advise
our renders to use all sanitary mna.
surys in their power. Have youI
promises thoroughly rIcauol, en-
nothing that is known 10 Disagree
with YOU and avoid all unnecessary
exposures.
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ENGLISH
FEMALE BITTERS

n A INFINITE multitude Of diseases wait
~ upon woman's footsteps from the cradle
to the grave, and SO louF IS she exposes her.
self to the various yicissitudes Of the weather,
md oycr-changing SCIENCES Of life itful f%ollics,
50 long vii, she be the recipient Of troubles
peculiar to her sex. But few ladies are ex-
empt from some form Of female complaint.
The diseases and symptoms Of some Of those
affections alluded to, are Ms follows: ChlorO-
ss or Green Sickness, all Irregularities, Hys-
terics, palpitation, Sick Headache, Difficulty
Of Breathing, Smotheiing Sensations, prolap-
sis, Ulteri and liberation, cold feet and hands,
Giddncss and Swimming Of the Head, Pain
in the side and back, low spirits and melan'
choly, Mental and Physical Prostitution, Wake
mlncs, Indigestion, Constipation, Torpid
Liver, and al that clas3of chronic complaints
peculiar to the female sex. The peculiar and
valuable combination known as Drom-
coolies
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m
HHffae
w
HsH n si
s1ff 100
tiiy ~
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ENGLISH FEMALE pTTTERs

H''i'''' ; "'''"H '''i
cures the above female complaiEts, aud all
other troubles that atliel old or young, mar.
riel o: 'iugle females.
It at once arouses and invigorates the female
frame, giving strength to tue weak and feeble.
building up the cmaciatcd, quoting the ner.
yous, impartiHg life and buoyancy to the dull
and %listlesi, relieving pain, regulating III,
liver and bowels and Otherwise gathering ~
and restoring the shattered female c]ous'itu.
,uu. Sold by merchants and druggists every.
where. Address
Dir. J.P. DRONGOOLE,
Prom, Memphis, Tenn.
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Commissioner Coz Mississippi. Ia
u. s city, County anl state 81 New
York.
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- T-T""T Wv TTTIT NJ " TTTTTTI VIII
the foregoing requirements will DC subject 10
severe penalties.
Special tax payers are reminded that they
mu.i make application to the Deputy Collector,
aud procure stamps, without waiting tor
further notice. EP. HATCH
Collector 3D. District Mis- ti.,ippi.
Holly Springs, Mus.
Application should be- made 10 II. J. Harding
Deputy Collector, who will receive taxes ana
issIc clamps at SarIis, on the nth Of May,
tai constantly thereafter.
~mny-lI.lM.
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700 W.la II. tiufIfilfa
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Hp.H 70 fa
HIaal tHi.
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partp ~ sila iaill e
ta't ~ r.rtaui mota tla
iln. lulaI ut' arl u.I I0oI
.efft, tllsIlo0 15. .t'.lt. 'lt.n 81.
.foI nlol. bollnia iH .
90 anol Irop tiIa
IH Posi-, tl9 no
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Affirmed aal svoru to g,rose mo, ,his "a
day Of Nafyh, 1873.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25
THE MAGNEro.nEEcrRIe EIGHT
UTELI1ED.


A citizen of St.Petersburgh, Russia,
is said to have overcome the difficult
ties in the way of applying the mag
neto-electric light to the purposes of
general illumination. He has con-
structed machine. rotated by q three
horse power engine, which, he de-
elares, can keep several hundred lamps
going, the lights being regulated bV
a simple coHtrivance. Hitherto the
want of steadiness has been OBJ biections
able, and was caused BY its depend-
enee on the uniform proximity Of two
carbon points, which, when heated BY
the current aud exposed to the air,
were rapidly burned away. In this
invention only one piece of charcoal
is necessary. This is connected with
the electromagnetic machine, and en-
closed in a glass tube, from which the
air is extracted. The tube is then
filed with gas. which will not cons
bine with the charcoal at high tenn
perature, and Dramatically sealed.
On the machine being set in motion
the charcoal becomes gradually and
equally heated, and emits soft, steady
light, which viii burn at the bottom
of mine, or even at the bottom of
river, as readily as in strt ss lamp,
and at about one-fifth the cost of coal
gas. The discovery is immediately to
be tested in several of the large Com.
tinental cities.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25
g It Is TO invite you TO drink
e Bat suppose 1 declined1

DoE'T Do IT.-There are a great
many things that one does not want
to do. And there is an editor out in
L0gansport, Ind, who is in the habit
of mentioning some of them OCCASION
ally. The last bulletin is herennto
appended i'm the belief that all eur
readers who give heed thereunto will
thereby become wiser:
Don't eat sour grapes. They injure
the teeth.
Don't split wood under a clothes
line. You might cut the rope.
Don't crack jokes with q sexton. He
prefers grave conversation.
Don't trust politician. He will 90
into Bankruptcy after election is over.
Don't borrow trouble. Be patient,
and il will come to you in the course
of events.
Dont lie about your competitor in
business. Better lay around your own
establishments.
Don't fool with nitro4glycerine, OF
triAe with an angry woman. Either
one will blow you up.
Don grieve over lost opportunities.
his own funeral.
4OA SAOHA supply OCCaHS6 your
baggage is smashed. Thank your
staFs that lt was not your head.
Dbnas fool away your time in trying
to reform the world. Be content with
keeping your own garments nnspot.
ted.
Don't clothe your little vices in the
garb Of innocence. The garment will
prove Toe thin TO shield You from the
chilling blasts of scorn.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

Bill Arp writes: ssMunny to be
helthy must be shattered around so
that everybody can git sum When
its most all piled up in few pyramids
the least jostIe will tumble it to the
ground If was King I'd fix rem.
eay for bloated fortunes nifty quick.
Id tax 3 man nufhin on an incugn OF
8 thousan dollars and under. I'd tax
10 per ct. on all between and ten
theusan; twenty per ct. ON all between
TO and 20. thousan, and SO on, donblin
mp TO so thousan. Above that I'd take
it all, every dollar. / tell you that
will git EN-. That will keep down
these Wall street rings. 1t will let a
man hau enuf for all decent and re-
spektable purposes, and after that he
must do his sheer for them who SWEET
and toll and haven't been as smart or
as mean or as lucky as himself. II
wiz PIT IiHit upon mans avarice
and keep mummy i'm better employ
ment than payin $50, 600 for horse or
100 thousan for a diamond pin.D
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

ALErTLE girl, six years old was on
. visit to her grandfather, who was a
New England divine, celebrated for
his logical powers: e Only think
grandpa, what uncle Robert says"
What does he say, my dear ?D
"Why, he saysSthe moon is made of
green cheese it isn't at all, is it %
g Well, child, suppose you find out
for yourself"
"HoW can I, grandpa ~
HGet your Bible and see what it
says"
Where shall begin ?"
'' Begin at the beginning
The child sat down to read the BIZ
ble. Before she got half way through
the second chapter of Genthesis, and
read about Che creation of the stars
and animals, she came back to her
grandfather, eyes all bright with the
excitement of discovery, "I've found
1t, grantlpal Il isn't true; for God
made the moon before he made any
cows,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

A correspondents of neighboriBg
journal tells of country clerk in a
rural town who had pet calf which
he was training up in the ways of the
OK. The calf walked around very
peaceably under one end Of the yoke
while Mr.. Clerk held up the other end,
but in an unfortunate moment the
man conceived the idea OF putting his
own neck in the yoke, to let the calf
see how it would seem to work with
partner. This frightened mister
calf, elevating Install and his voice he
struck dead run" for the village,
and Mr.. Clerk went along, with his
head down and his plug hat In his
hand, straining every nerve to keep
up, and crying out at the top Of his
voice: Here we come, dang our
fool souls head US, somebody ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25


ghaa asn't lis naHne, though perhaps yosa have
hefrd
why ne gave It to him. we old vets oftise Third
Hsine fenaaster in camp. he'd an elDquenE way
0fcussing his mules when they sank IA the clay
And our colonel himselfhad suspended the rules
Against swearing-at least IN the driving Of
mules
Oar ehaplaiHs though never began TO gIFe in
Bnf that swearing At ali was terrible sin;
And shiny and sleek from his boots to his hat
VITA II thrsetle adorned with ; SNOWY craFat,
Ha morsaipped Ms 1lakers BAT hated poor JIHa.
As though nj The oaths were intended for him.
rho wEckedesf mortal that ever was born
lie thought him; though General Logan had
sMpEEa
TsaE Jim IS as brave a. . soldier could be
AZ ne Pturs az vicksburg. the year 90;
His language was rough. but the whole Of his
Pa
Went back to bis mother in far Iowa.
Wemnstered him ont on q fine afternoon
or beautiful dsy in the fair month OF june
: Too c. ts the forHanIss'-a failing or hEssn.
And the price Of the faalt was ball in his wiz
And we shSveled him in, while the chaplain de-
eIared
ned ~ a good word for the lad. if hedareai
. Aay nahgha. pIped The chaplain. -sinse now
me 3 deads
F9Fgek his transgFessi0ns and cover his head-''
with eeslieEly sorrow We laid him TO sleep
ON the field whore another his laursls shonld
reap.
And nader his name. on tablet Of wood,
Carved enly two lines Of the best that.we could. /.
+ lie was loya1and brave. and scorner Of pelf.
Thought nrst Of bis comrades, and then Of him.
self"
At the head Of his grave this Inscription we set.
Nordoubt that the passer may read it there yet;
And the Third win be d-d If as much good as
that
Can bs said Of thenan with eambrIe oravati
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

IMMENSE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
---The new Tribune building, now in
process of erection in New York, is
TO be the largest newspaper Office
in the world, is nine stories high, one
hundred aud fifty feet in height, and
the huge tower on the top is over a
hundred feet. The building fronts on
Nassau street. niDety-one feet, on
Spruce street one hundred feet, and
On Frankfort street, twenty-nine feet.
Depth Of main building, I68 feet !;
heightof lower above foundation, 2S5
feet. The building will be e-proof,
and fts cost exclusive of it's site, will
ta $1,000, 900.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25
A NATURAL DEsrRoYEE OF MIAs8EA

A NATURAL DESTROYER OF HEIAs8EA
An Austrian tree, koown as the
eucalyptus globulus, possesses an ex-
traordinary power of destroying MI
asmafic influence in fever stricken
of absorbing ten times its weight Of
water from the soil, AND of emitting
antisceptic camphorouB ef1uvia.-
When soWn ii marshy gronnd it Will
dry it up in very short time. The
English were the FIRST 60 try it at the
Cape, and within two or three years
they completely changed the climatic
condition of the unhealthy parts of
the colony. A few years later its
planting was undertaken on a large
scale in various parts of Algeria. At
Pondook, twenty miles from Algeria,
farm situated On the banks OF the
Hamyze. was noted for its Extremely
pestilential air. La the spring of 1867
about L, 900 eucalyptus were planted
there in July Of the same year, the
time when the fever season sets IN,
not single case occurred vet the
trees were not more than nine feet
high. Since then complete immuni-
ty from fever has been maintained.
In the nelghborhood of Constantine
the farm of Ben Machydin was in
equally bad repntes ID vas cOFereLl
with marshes beth ii Winter and
summers in five years the whole
ground was dried up BY 1900 of
these trees, aud farmers and children
enjoyed excellent health. Atthe fac
tory of the Cue de Constantine, In
three years, plantation of eucalyp-
tus has transformed twelve acres of
marshy soil into 8 magnfdeent park.
whence fever has completely disap-
peared. In the island of Cuba this
and all other paledean diseases are
fast disappearing from all the nnheal-
thy districts where this tree has besn
| introduced.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25
comMon mIsrAKEs coRREcrED.


He rose Up and Iett the room y IeaYe
ont up, As it il absurd TO 80 rise dosrss.
The Irishman who was h0isted dOs07l
the coal pit did not observe this rule
2. @lSet doerp and rest yourself :
say sat dOaCn; setting = said @ the sun,
but cannot be properly appiled 10 e
person taking seafa oft d9fgR aa net
impropar, though rise mp should never
De used 6atts1tq GOWN expresses tne
approaching chair wnlle stttzng nP
means sitting erect sitting up also
refers to watching during the nlgnt
with the SICK
Have you " the hre 6, say Ssgfts-
ed, lit IL obsolete.
4. Tne ts0o first say the s1hrst tKo :.
other must necessaFilY be seeEsds
5. The cloth was scOre IN 9 Kefy
short time. Day agoa1a.
Q. on should nave EOesse AoAle.
Say gone, =,
2 : Have you sft0oA' the taDae ei0tn s
Say shaken. .FzSs.s8s
3. seTheF have broke the window.
Say broken
u IF were her would accept ms
offer" say II were she.
10. Who do yon think say yes
terday.@ Say sOlscDs
IL "A steam engine ffononnee
engine with en- as n pen, ana not IKE
IN also pronounce gzee - gsp-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25


The following racy examination oi
Candidates for admission to the bar ID
taken from q Western Law journal,
The examination commenced with:
Do y0u smoke ?''
do, siF.0
Have you g cigar ?"
es, sir Extends a short six
Now, sir, what is the first dnty OF
lawyer ~
9 10 collect fees.1
Right: What is the second n"
70 increase the number of cIi-
eHts.7
= hen does the position towards
clicnfs chaHgefv
. When making out the bill of cost.
Explain
We then occupy the antagonistic
position. become the plaintiff and
he beeQn1es the defendant
a suit decided, how do Won stand
with the lawyer on the other side ?"
" Cheek by jowl.D
q Enough, sir. You promise to be-
come an ornament to my profession
and wish you success. Now are
you aware of any duty you owe to
me
aPerfsctiy.0
zts DescFibe il.
1t Is TO invite you to drink"
But suppose declined"
Candidate scratches his head.
3 There is no instance of the kind
onreeord in the books. I cannot an
swer the question.
sYou are right. And the conf
dence with which you make tie afssr-
tion shows eonclusively that you read
law attentively. Let's take drink
and ] will sign your certificate al
once
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25
TEE NEW HKRcUnEs.

a valuable discovery has just been
made IN Cyprus. AT PaIsa Lemessos,
the accepted site of the ancient Anna
thus, on the southern coast, and six
miles distant from Limason, men have
for some time past been engaged ID
digging stones for Port Said, on the
opposite coast of Ehe Mediterranean.
Suddenly they unearthed q colossal
statue, in caIcareOus stone, of Hercu-
les holding a lion before him by the
hind paw. The statue is perfect down
to the knees, but the legs are wanting.
1t measures, I'm its present shape, nine
feet in length. The limbs are thick
set and heavy, and the whole is said
to be of very archaic workmanship.
The discovery was made in q plot of
private land belonging TO the British
Vice-C Consul at Limasol, near Pietro
Loiso. That functionary was anickIg
on the spot, settled about the price
with the laborers, and thus became
sole proprietor of the treasure, with q
view of sending tito the British Mu-
scum. The Governor of Cyprus in
terfered, claiming the huge relic of
antiquity for the Imperial Museum of
Constantinople. The dispute has not
yet terminated, and viii in all likeli-
hood be shifted to Stamboul for settle
ment.
4
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FARM FOR SALE!

1rst-rate farming or grazing land. Said land
lies in the south east portion of Randolph town.
ship, Portage county, Ohio, and cannot be beat
en- for any purpose. All under high state of
cultl lvHticns 1F9E-Hate fruit every genE on said
pF sEn faes. and Mever-fafIinE ven Of water
handy to the DOOR and other water u. the place
for stock. Buildings comfortable. There is
also timber lot of 1SacreS adjoining the above
traok which can be sold with the above, If de-
sired ar- not 20 sElit the purchaser. Terms made
EASY Said premises are being occupied By G..
J. Fenton. inquire on the prem ises.
273 CD. FENTON.