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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-06

BARBECUE IN TUcKAuoE TOWNSHIP. me- Q
will be Conservative barbecue ut the forKs,
Tuckahoe township, HenrieO county, on
Thursday. Speeches will be MADE 9y uos'
ernor Walker, Mr.. r. b. Berkeley, ana otnefs.
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FOR STILL STRONGER EVIDENCE or THE sUpE-
RtoRrrY of the ryAMELLED and sArIS-FfNrsHED
PICTURES see the OPINIONS OF the following REYk-
RENp GENTLEMEN:
The picture Of ministers present at the iato
Baptist Memorial Meeting, taken ut the LEE aAL-
LERY is the best-executed group we nave ever seen'
and We hope 1t will 1nd place In every famhy'
W1rIIsM d. THOMAS, j. B.TAYLoR, Dr.,
wv WILSON, ALEx'R II. SANDS,
WILLIAM z. HATCHER, II. DAVIS hAGLAsO,
j. L. M. CURRY, C.C.BlfItso,
j. r.. GARLICK, y. u. bUhaonS,
J. A. BRoADUs, .. WILLIAM SosD'
J.B. JETER, A. T.. DichLsSoS'
t. FIFE, 4. hCntSH
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rTsASCrAL.

Jury, lsflSDS FOR SALE.-GIE Y SIX
n JrER CENT. fold issue, ahort daIe7 B aNDS 3sr
saie nj nj e Bank OF Commerce :. q, -. III,
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CHURCH NOTES.

INTERESTING ORDINATION SERVICES IN
THE CoUNTY-sERvICEs IN THE CITY
HURCHEs-MEETING OF THE METHo-
DIST sUNDAY-sUHooL soCIETY-BAP-
TIsMs, &C., &c.
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auJOuTueQ.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT
Courts, Yesterday Judge Hughes for.
malIy opened these courts yesterday.
In the District Court the following orders
in bankruptcy were made:
In the matter of Benjamin C. Drew, ad-
ministrator Of B. L. Drew, deceased, against
James a. Selden, Jr., alleged bankrupt, an
order was made for the said Selden to show
cause, on the 22d instant. why he should not
be adjudicated a bankrupt, and also that he
file With the clerk Of the court on said day
q schedule Of his debts and assets.
In the matter Of Stephen Sheppard, bank
rupt: The assignee was ordered to sell at
public auction, after due notice, the real
estate OF the bankrupt, consisting Of about
one hundred and twenty-five acres Of land
in Prince Edward county.
In the matter Of Jacob S. Atee, Jr., bank
rupt: Upon the petition Of j. w. Lee and
J. w. Beveridge, praying that their claims
against the bankrupt be allowed as against
the homestead exemption claimed by the
bankrupt, he having waived that exemption
in favor Of these obligations, and asking that
certain personally omitted by the bankrupt
from his schedule be taken possession of by
the assignee and sold for the benefit Of
petitioners, 1t was ordered that the bank
rupt appear on the 9Th instant and show
cause why the prayer Of petitioners should
not be granted.
The following jurors have been summoned
and will be called to-day:
Grand Jurors: Franklin Stearns, John
Fl. Bailey, George W. Smith, j. E. II. Valen-
tine, of Richmond; James NJ. Sherman, of
Elizabeth City county; Walker Howard, of
fredericksburg; Calvin Fl. Bliss, of Farm
vile; j. II. Gray, of Fairfax; w. II. Jud-
kins, of Greensyille; 2. N. Graham, Of Lou.
isa; W. T. Martin, of Chesterfield; Albert
Herd, of Prince Edward c. G. DeIarue, Of
Caroline; William st. Clair, of Amelia; j..
B. Madison, of Louisa; Andrew Nelson, OF
King William; Abner Burke and Richard
Stokes, of Prince Edward; Thomas Green,
OF Brunswick; Theodore Masters, OF New
Kent; Henry Lightfoot, of Culpeper Da-
vid II. Ladue, of Sussex George LoWIson,
of Orange.
Petit Jurors: William A. Boswell, P. H.
Quarles, P. keenan,, Rowland Hill, Robert
Dettor, E. R. Totty, of Richmond; Fl. G.
Giddngs, of Chesterfield C. Van Dusen,
of Fredericksburg p. II. A. BraXton, of
King William; Thomas Murphy, Of Amelia !;
Tazewel Branch, of Farmville; Cope Ruff,
of Surry George N. Clarke, of Mecklen-
burg; James W. Carpenter, of Louisa: l. j..
Hawkes., of Henrico; j. T. Britt, of Bruns-
wick; A. A. Dakin, of Greensville Peter
Couse, of Fredericksburg; r. G. Mosby, of
Powhatan G. j. Woodson, of Goochand !:
Robert Jones, of Culpeper; L. T. Fuller, Of
Caroline; Joseph C. shaw, Of Sussex; and
J. NJ. Sloan, of Mecklenburg.
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have anaiyzed the whlskey known under ths
brand of - ssLEcT,r controlled by Mesus. WAL.
TER d. BLAIR 4 Co.. Richmond, Va, aad had is
FREE FROM FUsn OIL and other impurities, ana
recommend LIS use for medicinal and family pur.
Mos. j. .. McCAw, 81. D., s
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
1,,uny,,13 1872
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FRosr.-Early risers report frost yester-
day morGing.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22
Family Reunion.

Ed. DEMOCRATIC Press Permit
me to lay before your readers brief
account ofa reunion of the family of
Jas. Ii. Reed at his residence on
Christmas. There were present on
this occasion twenty-s children. and
gF1nd clfldeeut .4hB day. d very
beautiful one, was very pleasantly
spent, and about four o'clock the ta-
bles were spread with a bountiful sup
per, and when all were seated thereat,
some very nIce press6ts were made.
To the mother silYer caster, aud to
the father silver headed cane, also
numerous other Valablet articles, by
different Inenabers of ttha family.
This, to them, was complete surprise.
Although they made no remarks on
accepting the same, for they could not,
yet the donors felt their silence was
most eloquent. After this ceremoneY
was gone through with,l7opeFpticns
were mmeHced upen oystess. taast
turkey and sach other good things as
set before them, in right good earnest,
and it was very noticeable that all
seemed to enjoy this part of the pro-
gramme to the utmost. In the even-
ing few young people were invited
in and the merry dance was engaged
in until about midnight, when ell took
their departure feeling that this was q
day long to be remembered,
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AURORA.

Correspondent.
Mr.. EDITOR As your usually at
tentive correspondent from this town
has preserved mysterious silence for
some time past, the impression has
got abroad that he is non est, which is
altogether a mistake. she is not
dead but sleepeth," which accounts
for silence reighing supreme in Au-
rora for so long time. Unwilling
that the outside world should think
us blotted out of existence, 1 send you
few items as to what is transpiring
here.
An improvement society has been
slarted to raise funds to construct a
side walk between the center, and the
depot. The first meeting was held at
Chas. Harmon's, and was very success
full.
We have a "Reading Club" which
is in fourishing condition. J. S
Thompson is its President, and Mrs.
Orsy Harmon, Secretary.
Efforts are being made TO secure
Rev. Mr.. Thayer to become the pastor
of the Disciple church. A revival is
to commence this week, and, if the in
dications warrant it he will be secur-
ed.
The Little family are to hold their
annual family reunion in Aurora.
Singing will be prominent featur
of the affair; the whole to conlcud e
with grand concert on the evening
of January 26th.
The late Ice storm did immense dam :
age, breaking down trees, especially
in orchards, and ornamental shrub
bery.
Mr.. Dewitt EggIeston has nearly
recovered from his long and severe
illness.
A new cheese factory, in the north
east corner of the town, is in contcm-
plation. It is not 'eGrangcr.1 but
five aud let live" establishment.
Mr. II. L. Scarf has moved his fatniE
Iy to Ravenna and taken up his pers
manent residence there. He leaves in
this town a large circle of friends
who deeply regret his departure, and
who wish him prosperity and happi-
ness In his new home, ANON.
Aurora, o., Jan. 10th, 1874.
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THE old complaint still prevails,
that money is Tight Isn't it about
time there should be let up?
@JUDeE CsEANT has so far recovered
as to be able to get about his house by
the aid of crutch,and he thinks there
can be no doubt that he will be able
to hold Court next week.
We are under obligations to Repre-
sentative Blake for a copy Of the
thirty -fifIh annual Report Of the Board
of Public Works of the State, and for
other favors.
THE weather has been very much
mixed and quite disagreeable for the
past week, and the roads quite i'm
passable. We have reached nearly
the END of January, and have had but
little real winter weather yet.
The Old Folks are to hold re-
union at the National House, Gar
rettsviIle, on Friday evening February
18th. ia 5nfl iil'i as-
LIEUT.. ROCKWELL of the U. S. A.
has been ordered to San Frsnciseo
and has taken leave of his friends at
Kent.
Rockton Lodge No. BIG, F. g. M.
of Kent, give their annual reception
tomorrow evening Is9k
On Tuesday of last week Mr.. Dan
iel w. Jennings living in the south
west part OF ShalersyilIe, had a severe
stroke of paralysis entirely disabling
his right side. But slight hopes are
Entertained foflIIis recovery = =
Mr.. II. Barber received despatch
on Saturday announcing the serious
illness of his brother at Benson, Yer
mont, and started on Monday morning
to visit him, and will be absent from
home about three weeks.
JoHNEGouLD, business agent and,
correspondent of the Cleveland Her
aid made us a brief visit last week.
John is wide-awake, lively cores
pondent, and 4 good fellow in all but
his politics.
Our Ravenna sportsmen have done
. fine business in the past week, hay-
ing added to their row since our last
Issue, seven red fox pelts.
We learn that Mast, the great Carl
has been engaged to deliver
lecture at the Opera House in this
Town on Tuesday, Feb. TO- OF the
subject of the lecture we are not adj
Vised. Mast is great on drawing and
will doubtless draw a big house.
WE congratulate Brother Converse,
0f the Geagga Republican, upon the
appearance of his paper,
which has been materially enlarged.
It is now got up in eight page form,
md is,as usual, full Of interesting
matter. This evidence Of prosperity
is truly gratifying.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22
RooTsfowN.

AAcSPOHNCaCC-
For the last few days we have had
the honor of entertaining that old
guest, whom SO many are acquainted
with in al yieinitiess Mr. goid1 Snap,
and he brought all his old baggage
with him, Sleet, Snow, Rough Roads
and Jack Frost, which need So much
watching, or else he creeps into the
cellars, buttries. and even into the
bed room to tingle the end of your
nose, unless well covered. But we
were all pretty well prepared for him
and gave him warm reception, W hich
perfectly cooled his ardor for mischief,
and he has become pleasant guest.
We are glad to inform the people of
the county that the black cloud of
war which has SO long hovered over
the western PARTON of. this town, has
at last disappeared. The seminary
and the teacher remain unharmed, but
some of the scholars don't. Peace
now reigns supreme where, but few
days ago, war spread its wide desola-
tion, and threatened the Directors to
o'ercome. But their primers are
buried to ashes, their swords beat into
plow shares, their cane into brooIa-
sticks, and their &ords, which were
many, have been waited on the four
winds of heaven well. q good ways
Off never more to raise another
breeze. This speedy reconciliation
is all the work of one-a-peacemaker
blessed be his name-whog regard
less OF winter blasts and fo6gh roads,
plodded his weary way oyer hills,
through valleys and across the plains
and, with a flag of truce, advanced
toward the center of the battle field,
in broad daylighbg and from there,
with only enc attendant, walked
brately mp to The door of the fort
ress, and demanded the uncondition-
al surrender of the same. Such bray-
cry has never before been known
But the chieftain could not see the
surrender and was determined to
fight it out on the same OLD line.-
But at last a reconciliation was effect
ed and tranquility reigns undisturbed.
fBlessed aEesthe Reacemakers. @fga
Y Rootttown, Jan. -, 1874 4AaS
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NEW BALTIMoR.

Correspondence.
On the 9th of January we arose in
the morning and found our fruit and
forest trees cogered with iee, the
thermometer showed 8 little below
freezing, and, as usual, we thought it
would disappear during the day. But
instead, 1t rained all day, and the trees
were loa2ed more heavily that day
and the next, and the ice didn't disap-
pear until the 9th or 10th, when it
nearly all left. But great many of
our trees fell never to rise again, and
in consequence there was great dam
age done to our timber, great many
limbs breaking, WHICH will inIure the
standing timber to great extent
Fruit trees suffered considerably, our
old peach trees, that likely never had
fruited enough TO pay for setting them
out, are now broken down.
Onr saw-milIs have not yet very
good supply of logs, as there has been
but little snow yet, and very little
sleighing but we think there is o
better time coming, little snow now
and cold weather; the thermometer
shows 6 above zero at this writing,
z o'clock, p. m. It varied but little
yesterday and to-day. We call this an
open and mild winter, so far.
Our citizens are generally healthy,
though west Of town there haye been
some cases of dlphtheria, two of
which proved fatal, namely: u girl of
Franklin Miller's, about 7 years of
age, aud girl belonging to Jacob
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Brumbaugh, probably 6 Or Z years Of

Brumbaugh, probably or I years Of
/ age. ~
/ There are two places on High street
where they sell too much Stomach
Bitters to cnr young boys. 1 hope
they will see the error of their way
and quit selling to minors. or they
might go counting together and pay
their own bills Take heed before
it is too late.
/ had contemplated applying to
Court to have my name changed from
Narrate to Succedaninm or some
thing else, because some think that /
am woman by the name of Isadore,
Some say am Will Nash or Frank
Bryan, &C.. But don't know when
court sets At Canton, ana a. Judgs
Conant 10 not able to hold cohft A6w
Twill have to postpone the matter a
while and be content by being in COM
panyswith others and laugh at them,
thinking am one of the above named
persons.
We have at last succeeded in get
ting new postmaster at this place in
spite of the effort made by the oppo-
sition after the eieetion had beeAheIdl
But it is now in the past and things
begin to move on smoothly again. Mr..
Jacob Carver, the mail carrier for the
last five years from here to Alliance
and back three times a week, has now
disposed of his new hack to a Mr..
Harmony and leaves the route after
this week. Probably Jake thought
we ought to have new man in his
place, as we had new postmaster, so
all things viii be new. Success to
the outgoing and incoming man.
We are well pleased with the ap-
pointment of Caleb Cushing to the
Chief Jnsticeship, and hope the Sem
ate may con firm the b oui1a tt6H.j We
think and hope that Geo. Weimer, of
Akron, may yet obtain the Office of
State Treasurer. The official rctnrns
of Marlboro township gave Mr..
Welch 81 votes more than he actually
had, after a late examination of the
polls, his name not being on "a of the
Republican tickets and they were all
counted full, and an some of the other
townships in Stark county the same
thing occurred. hayeiuP more TO
NARRATE.
New Baltimore, Jan. 16, 1874
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22

VIScENT's New Yorkand Western
Theater Company closed an engages
ment here last Saturday night. We
think il is the universal verdict of
those who have witnessed the per-
formauces. that they were the best
that have ever been given in the place.
Taken all in all, il is one of the best
companies travelling. They are ac-
eompanied by a fine brass band, and
an orchestra that can't be exeelled,
whose musical entertainment is alone
worth the price of admission. We
are pleased to learn that they purpose
to return in about three months, and
give our people couple of nights
entertainment, on one Of which they
will reproduce that thriIlingly inter-
esting drama of .sOld PhiI's Birthday" "
1t is play that viii bear frequent
and which any one will
derive pleasure aud profit in listening
tn
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22

WE understand that the Directors
of the First National Bank of this
place, at their meeting on Tuesday Of
last week, resolved to enlarge their
banking room by taking down the
partition between the room now oc-
cupied by them and the adjoining
store. This will render their quar-
ters much more comfortable and pleas
ant and add greatly to their facilities
for business. 4k
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22

On Tuesday, the 18th inst, the
stockholders of the Second National
Bank of Ravenna, held their election
at their banking house, and elected
the following
DIREcToRs.-Geo. Robinson, E. I.
Richardson, F. w. Coffin, D. C. Cool
man, Fl. FL. Stevens.
Geo. Robinson, President; E, T.
Richardson, Vice President.
DISCOUNT CoMAnTTEE.-Geo. Robin
son, E. T. Richardson, F. w. Coffin.
w. H. Beebe. Cashier. e. r. Root
Teller.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22

TnE stockholders of the Rayenna
Savings and Load Association held
their annual election on the 5tA inst,
when the following officers were
elected
D1REcroRs-J. Ii. Nichols, w. L.
Poe, w. Durham. Thomas Gorby, E.
B. Bahcock. -.
jill. Nichols was elected President
E. B. Babcock, Vice President. E. S.
Comstock was again chosen Cashier.
DIscouEr CoMNIrTEE.-J. H Mich
OILS, E. B. Babcock and w. L. Poe.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22

MEssBs. Merits & RIDDLE have sold
two fine coaches within the past week,
wosth $I400 each, ono TO go to Lex
ington, KY, and one to Dayton. They
haye also sold an elegant s., 900 hearse,
which went 10 Aunda, N. Y. BUSH
ness is reyiYiHg with this old, sub
stantial firm, who are receiving orders
for work every day, aud by early
spring they will be FannIng q full
force In every department..
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22

The Western Reserve Dairy mems
Association will hold its fourth annu-
al meeting at Bukeye Hall, in Gar
rettsville,on Tuesday and Wednesday,
February Sd and 4th. The subjects
for discussion are such as interest all
those engaged in the dairy business.
All are invited to attend.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22
CUT THIs oUr.
= . = = IL = = 2.
Tt NAV save YOur Life.

~ may save AOWE A1AACs
There is no person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Dis
3ases, Coughs. Colds or Consumption,
yet some would die rather than pay
IS cents for bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DIR. "A. Boschee's
German Syrup has lately been intro
duced in this country from Germany
and its wondrous cures astonishea en-
cry one that tries il. If you doubt
what we say in print, cut this ont and
take it to syonr Druggists BELpINa q
ARMSTRONG, sn1 get 3 sample bottle
free Of charge, or > regular size for 70
cents.
G. 6. GREEN, Woodbury., NJ.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22

AMoH6 those connected with Vim
CENTS New 4ork and Western Thea
ter Company who favorably impress
ed Us. IS 1Ir. j w. HeidIer, the gene
raj business Agent and Manager of
the company. In all our iutesconrse
With him we found him to he an un-
assunfng, straight forward, afable
gentleman who understood thorough
ly his business and attended to it
DromptIy.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22

TnE CONVERSION OF Sr. PAULA
sermon ont subject, viii, Cd. W
be preached in Grace Church, next
Sunday evening, Jan. 25th. This SER
moa VIA DO preliminary 10 the Mis-
sion TO be held there next week.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22

On Monday we had the pleasure of
meeting Mr.. Alexander Topping, q
former citizen of Ravenna, but who
has not before visited the place since
his removal, for a period of fourteen
years. Heewas looking around with
a view TO purchasing property, in
tending to again make this his home.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22
A MISSION conduetsd bv oIerovm

A MISSION conducted by cIergymen
from Cleveland and elsewhere, will
Cd. VI be held in Grace Church, in
this place, from Monday, January 26,
to Friday, January 80, inclusive. at 8
and Z p. m. Every one who reads this
is invited to attend these services.
After every service opportunity will
be affoFeded TO confer with the clergy
on the subjece of religion. Come to
this Mission. Come.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22

y - 7 = T--f1es > = &
The stockholders of the First Ma
tioAal Bank Of Ravenna, held their
annual election on Tuesday of last
week, when the following officers
were elected;
DIREcToBs. N. D. Clark, Silas
Croker. Willis Strickland, D. X.
Wheeler, II. D. Seymour,
DISCOUNT CoATMITTEE.-N.D ID. Clark,
D. x. Wheeler, II. D, Seymour.
N. p. Clark, President; Charles e,
Wittef, Cashier.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22
nAYrNNA pUnIro scHooIs.
ssPort for the week ending january

The highest per cent. of attendance
97.4 was in the High school the iow-
est S5'S was in Miss Whites school.
The greatest number tardinesses,
30 was in Miss Prices aohool; the
least number, 3 was In Miss Whites
school.
Parepts and all friends of education
are cordially invited to visit the
schools at any time,
Respectfully, as q. RuoKkqT,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PORTAGE
cOFNTY AeRTCTJITURAI sOcTRTY.

COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIBTK.
The annual meeting of the Portage County
4 Agricultural Society. held in Ravenna. on Tues
day, the 18th inst. adjourned to meet at Citizens
Hall, Ravenna. on Tuesday. the 2zth day OF
January. 1874. at II O'Clock. q m. The Board Of
Government all the members OF the Society, as
well as kll Others Interested in its future pros
bes5tJ are nfsently requested to attend the
hsatit& f8r ste purpose OF electings ohirers for
fhe. slstirlg year. determine tie question Of
paf laaa f6r permanent Fair Ground,
and transacting other important business
BY order Of the Board,
EP. BRAINERD, Pres.
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CAUTION! NOTE LON.

GONE time during the past week. lost. ei-
- ther in Charlest0wn Or Ravenna township,
a Promissory Note for the sum OF one hundred
dollars, given bY. MelYin PoWers TO me- dated
the hitter part Of Decemhef 1873, and payable
70 m yself oFbeafer one year aftef the date there
off, The finder Of the note will confer favor by
retnr1iing It to me. and al persons are HEREBY
cautioned against Purchasing said note, as I
have ordered the nlaker ofsit 30 pay The same %
EFs.feI ~ IfENRY row ERS Z
Gharlestown. january 10, Isszi - q asS-sbs
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Unity Lodge, No. 1S' r. ana - ~.
az@@fs the second and fourth Mondays OF eack
- Tyrian Chapter, No: 81, r. A. NJ
Meets the third Wednesday of each month, in
Masonic Hall. Phenix Block.
D. c. GOODMAN. HIP.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22
Residence for Sale!

II OFFER for sale my residence, corner of
Il Chestnut streets, Ravenna. The property is
IN good condition aud sold i0r no fault. Terms
H. STUART
April 8, 1873. 242+
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list Of Advsrtissments.
First Eational B6nk- statement
Mason 4 fla.-Notice.
Henry Power Cantion, ,Alots lost.
Thonas & HaEper-A Attaehment notice.
T. Goddard Attachment notice.
E. r BraInerd-Annual Meeting
denry B. Blair Legal Notice.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-22
HOUSES ANDLOTS
FOR SALE! 6

nv order Of the Probate Court the undersign-
ed offers atprivate sale. the following property
HOUSE q LOT on East Main street.
HOUSE e ONE-HALF ACRE OF LAND
in J. Jones addition.
HOUSE & "a ACRES OF LAND * miles
For price and terms enquire OF
H. d. SET MOUR.
Assignee Of q J.. Hotehkiss
Ravenna, Dec 16, 1913. S77-f