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EBiaAuaMfH

C05Tespozdence.
Mud without measure again, ther-
mometer running up, and barometer
down, but in twenty-four hours it
may be freezing and both instruments
take an opposite movement.
Law, TO BE ENFoRCED.- Some time
ago commissioner Brown came to
Edinburgh and violated the road law
by riding on the sidewalk, and at the
same time, being a principal overseer
of the road, has provoked some so
that they src determined to make him
pay for the violation of the law but
have waited until the present for
hint to come and make satisfaction,
but hearing nothing of him, have or
6ered Q arJdstieel to send for hims say
ing they ment business, stating that
others riding or driving on the foot
way will receive the same treatment
that the commissioner receives. 9s
Would it not be well for both the
county papers to publish the law on
side waIks9 ST
SPRING FAIR AND PUBLIC SALE.-At
the annual meeting OF, the Farmers
Association held the first of this
month, the officers elected for the en-
suing year were m favor of holding
their second Spring Fair early in May
and the committee now have it in con-
templation to have a public sale in
connection with the fair, and for that
purpose they extend an invitation To-
all persons wishing to sell stock or
property of any other description in
this or the adjoining townships, To-
send in list of the property TO any
one of the committee on or before the
first day of April, so that the commit
tee can advertise the property for sale.
All persons having property for sale
and not complying with the above re-
quest can not expect any notice of it
from the committee.
Z. STRONG
/. BURNS Committee.J
A. L. PLUMMERS
The Literary Association here last
Monday evening blew up.
Edinburgh, o., Jan. 23d 1874.
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8 sUFELELD. TfHg

CORES pondenee-
Since the writing of our last article
which was mostly concerning the pros
gress-ef- our .::Philologuera Society,
we have had three regular session and
some very fine literary performances,
among which were three original
periodicals one called the "Literary
Album" by Misses Mary Moatz and
Retta Miller; one by Miss M. E. Frank
called the n Exeelsior," faHd' The
BfoadsAxe, Z by VIM. M. HouseR and
were read to the Society by the ed
itors of the same. The discussions
were exceedingly intereeting, particu-
larly the question, :" Does nature pro-
dnce better evidence of a Supreme
Being than the Bible.p All took an
interest in what was said concerning
the question. The disputants were i:
NJ. Cahill, H. Shsnafelt, Wm. Housed
and VIM. 'anlu Tor the safEirnative,
aad M !. BlatzeF, B. Bi il, E. ID. BaiIy
and VIM. Bixler who spoke on the
negative. The discussion continued
for more than two and a-half hours,
and the arguments were all given in
good feeling but with much earnest-
ness. 1t was decided in favor of the
affirmative, both by the house and the
judges; the judges being NJ. Knapp,
G. Potts and David Cook. .se<4
2 A Spelling Schoo was held at the
school house known as the Swartze's.
district. The house was crowded, but
by the supervision of Mr.. VIM. Bixler
who is teacher at that place, perfect
silence was preserved. The audience.
was entertained by quite number of
choice edeclamatioDs,g given by Suffield's
best Tdeelaimers, The PRODUCTIONS
we're generally pretty lengthy, conse-
quently lasted for some time. "The
daughter of Zion" was sung by few
ladies and gentlemen of sour neigh
borhood," with much satisfaction to
the audience, butsto little qualification
20 thenlaeIvess fsThs key npfe slipped1
Housed Brdlhere hava parchAsed the
property known as Yonng's, Mill, To-
Gated one mile northeast of Union
town, consideration $4,000.
-fater ,...x s,l.. MARSHALL.
Sufield. Jan. 10, 1874.
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A Word About Pianos !


We the undersigned, citizens OF Rayenna
having purchased. and for some time had In
use in our families; the Hazelton Brothers,
Pianos. manufactured in New York, take pleas
urs in recommending them to those wishing to
obtain really first class Instrument They
possess q clear brilliant and very musical tone
and being we'll and thoroughly made remain
long time in tune and their great durability is
attested by eminent musicians after ten years
constantuse. 3. LIEI1sE
/. LINTON.
AAGRAHAM
r. kEAeoGK.
There are in my opinion but three o. fouI
manufacturers who make really first class in
strument. have for several months had in use
at my house a -IIazelt0n'' Square Grand Piano
Its a very fine instrument. and in quality OF
tone, equal to any have ever seen. / regard
the ssHazelton'' as one Of the best, and recon-
mend them to any one wanting q No piano.
DC. CooLMAE.,
have an arrangement by which can order
these excellent Instruments. direct from the
manufacturers, and viii take pleasure in or
.dering 5er any persons wanting them, and Al
prices much less than similar instruments car
be bought in Cleveland. They are fully war
ranted for i've years.
j. G. PRENTISS.
Ravenna, october 6. 1878. 267-tf
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ARREsTED.-On Wednesday even
ing of last week officer Menary arrest
ed three young men, giving their
names as Edward O'DonneIl. Michael
Durham, and Daniel Thompson, ,charg-
ed with having committed several
burgIaries in the village of Bedford,
Cuyhogacounty, on the Monday night
previous. An oyereoat, pair of boots,
a quantity of jewelry and other articl-
es stolen were found upon the parties.
They were takento Bedford on Thurs
day upon warrant for examination.
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8 cur THIS orr 3

-
~ It May Save YoHf Aifesn h
HoThere is mo person living but what
suffers more or less with Lung Dis
cases. Coughs. Colds or Consumption,,
YET, some would die rather than pay.
"a. ceuts for = bottle of medicine that
would cure them. DR.. "A Bogchees
German Syrup has lately been intro
.dueed in this country from Germany.
and its wondrohs cares astonishes Ievs'
cry one that tries it.i If you doubt
what we say in print, cut. this out and
take il to your Druggists, BkLp1Ne 8
a BAsTRoNG, and. get sampIe bottle
free of charge, ora regular. size for 10
cents. aaiq s iotaa slifsi siass e
sh G.G. GREEN, Woodbury., N, j.
: aH Il i
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Os several evenings during the past
two weeks some miserable scamp has
amused himself by placing obstacles
across the sidewalk on Prospect street
to trip up those who were going to
Church. Several persons have been
tripped up by The means, but none
seriously injured. This is most viii
famous and hcartless amusement, and
the guilty parties should be severely
punished.
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L. STRONG
1. BURNS Committee

A. l.. PLUMMERJ
The Literary Association here last
Monday evening blew up.
Edinburgh, O., Jan. 23d 1874.
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ICouRF eommenced its session on
Monday The. docket was called and
nearly all the cases continued.-Not a
jury case was left for trial and the
petit Jurors were discharged. The
Grand Jury was empanneled, sworn
aud charged, and eutered upon its
duties. The term viii not be one of
much interest or importance.
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Gas Coke.

This coke. when bun ned in an open CRATE,
makes a very clear. and a much hotter fire than
coal. and as it is free from SCOT or smoke it is
consequently much cleaner. For use in stoves
or for broiling or other cooking purposes it is
unsurpassed. When used in heater or hot air
fqEn4ces there is no stopping of flucs by soet
while the fires are more easily cared for For all
purposes this Coke is much cleaner and less ex-
pensive than coal. The Ravenna Gas Light M d
Coke Comrapy have redpeed- theIpriee Of their
Coke to ten cents per bushel in their yar,i, and
twelve cents if delivered within the limits of
the city. Try it once and see if you don't like it
better tn IN coaI.st5 ssfsE s0oIE
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poRTAeE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL

PORTAGE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
The Society met pursuant to adj
journment and notice at Citizens Hall,
in Ravenna. at eleven a'cEock a. m. on
Tuesday, January 9th, 1874. The
meeting was called to order by E. P.
BFainerd, President.
On motion article 2nd of the consti-
tuition was so amended as to read ten
managers instead of twenty, and clause
sone for each township" stricken out.
The following officers of The Society
were elected for the present year:
PREsIDENT-R z. Cannon, Aurora.
Vice President-Elliott Rawson,
RaYelna.
s ~ y MEMBERS OF BOARD.
Streetsboro-Wi A. ! g 4kins.
Brimfeld-C Charles Waldrou.
Paris-D. w. Thomas.
Randolph-W Brocket
Rootstown-B. L. Case.
Freedom-Chris. Gardner.
Mantua-A. N. Farr.
RaAenna-Joseph d. King.
ShaIersville- ohm III. Way.
Edinburgh-Geo.s sBrigden,
On motion, a committee on finance
consisting of E. P. Brainerd, VIM.
Brockett and c. L. BARTLETT, was ap-
pointed, to solicit funds for The pur-
chase of fair grounds.
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WI learn from the Warron Consti-
tuition that Hon. John #. Beaver, Of
Newton Falls is lying seriously I'll at
his residence. He is gentleman of
advanced age, and his recovery is re-
garded as very doubtful.
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BUaiNEss s MEx.-No n man N n in busines

BUsINEss MEN,-No o man in business
ever should write a business letter, or
make out bill without his card print
ed title head Of the paper, and .he
name Of the State, town snd place OF
basiness being also printed thereon.
Itiwillsaye much time III writing and
costs but IL little more Than e the blank
paper, aY III sgf,. fssss 3oi 4ss7ae /.
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President McColllister. Of Buchtel
College is to lecture at Buckeye Hall
Garrettsville, on Saturday. evening.
Snbject-"Jerusalem and its sur
roundings.
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REPORT Of the Disciple Sunday
School at Rayenna for the year 1873:
.e5Total nnmbenenrolled, 222: Aver
age attendance for the year, l65: Total
amt COMMUNICATION Sunday School
purposes, $34772; of that amt the
class taught by Whiting Carter paid,
500 3d. cfr,T1
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NAsT's LECTURE.-It is with just
pride We refer to the coming lecture.
to be given by Thomas Mast, Esq, at
the Opera House, on the 10th prox.-
AS caricaturist Mr.. Mast has won a
place In his profession second to none.
His skill and execution with the cray
on are simply unapproachabfe. The
squint eye of Ben Butler, the Irish
.'mugv of Sweeney, the elaborate
bosom pinot the "Boss.Y the promi-
lnent Greeian nasal organ of Andy
johnson, or even the irrepressible curl
of smoke from the cigar of Grant,
take form and coloring under his
magic touch as palpable as Macbeth's
drawn dagger, and can not be mis-
taken for other than that for which
they are meant.
His lecture consists in sketchings
from nature" made on the instant,
with chalk, ,iupon a blackboard which
he carries with him, aud which con-
stitute the chief material employed
in making nplhis varied panorama of
curious and instructive entertainment.
And while the eye is held inswrapt
establishment with the facility and ac-
curacy with which the graceful curves
adJusf themselves under his facile
pencil, the ear is delighted and the
heart instructed by his intelligent ex--
plantations. Mr.. Nast's lecture field
has been confined, thus far, to the
Eastern cities, where he has been uni
yersally received with unbounded de-
light. We speak him an appreciative
audience in Ravenna. Tickets may be
procured at Smith, Woodruff s. Co.'S.
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a REVlvAI meeting has been in
Elrogress for some time past ia the
Disciple church in this village in
which much interest has been mani
tested. Up to last Sunday evening
fifteen persons had come forWard to
ask the rites of the church.
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SoAIE unknown person has sent ns 4
form of petition TO the Constitutional
g lnyention praying for the assessmant
and taxation Of all kinds Of property,
to whatever person sect or corpora
ton belonging according to its value.
We hsFe no time to devote to. the Cir
culation of the petition, but the same
viii be found upon our table for q
few days, where those interested in
the matter win have an opportunity
to sign il. aH4 q
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HOUSES AND LOTS
FOR SALEl

ea offers at private sale. the following property
HOUSE & LOT on East Main street.
HOUSE & oNE-HALF ACRE OF LAND
in J. Jones addition. ~a
TieusEe & "a ACRES OF LAND IL miles
east
For price and terms enquireof
H. d, SEYMOUR.
Assignee of G. J. Hotehkiss.
fzsveni,a Dec 1G 1873. 7-tE
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E THE Weddell House, Cleveland, is
to continue under the management of
Col, Gillette, the present popular pr :
'prietof, he having effected new lease
of the House for a term Of years.
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UyIILIaM f BRAl,LEY having purchased
NJ 1flIe entire interest Of Henry -. Barber IL
I'M. Rs.yeT na Summit MILL that Institution will
isreaftt,ls be run hg him. III Will pay all debts
q, ,tY.ssfafI bv the Iate firm. and all amounts
owed to it mnst be paid to him,
Custom Grinding dOnetO Order.
Ftour Feed and Min StuGs delivered TO any
mart ii the city, free or charge at lowest rates
f. WM. E. BRADLEH.
Rlvsnaa, sept "a 1879. aoS-tf
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3 LADIES' BeAefoIeptl society Of Grace
Oh ch have the pleasure of announcing a muS
sical entertainment for tie benefit of Grace
Church Building Fund as above. by Messrs.
REQ. pqckett, y. B. Long. Mr.. Fulkerson, and
j. Frank lsham, composing the Arian Quar-
tette. assisted by Miss Nellie Glasser and Mrs.
Price and others. This entertainment will be
one ofsuperior interest and excellence. and the
music loving people OF Ravenna are cordially
Invited to attend& Tickets zoe; gallery. a5c;
reserved seats &c Tickets for sale at Brain.
erd's. and by the Committee.
44s-sz<f MRS. H. D. SEYMOUR
. = ~ q keA President
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The Cleveland s. Pittsburgh Rail-.
road Company are putting finely ven-
tiliated steamboat-decked passenger
cars on the road, which win add much
to the comfort Of the passengers on
that great tthoronghfare. n8isaHas :,
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B The annual meeting Ofothe NoFth-s
eastern Ohio Medical iAss0ciati0h win
be held at Akron, on Tuesday, Feb.
%, 1874 An ipteresting meeting is
ah1elpateQ- Il tgolta3goqeua1 e3t p S
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u OK Monday evening" man named
VIM. Pillow, willis crossiRs the old
river bed, at CIexe eland. breke thFengh.
the ice and aa.droRnefl. Il. 80 s
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MASON & SoN win pay the highest
market price for Butter and Eggs.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PORTAGE
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of the Portage County
Agricultural Society. held in RaFennas on Tues
dag the 18th inst adjourned 10 meet at Citizens
nal Ravehna. on Tuesday, the 2yfh day Of
dallhals 1eT74. It 4 O'Clock, m The Board OF
eevernntepe 8 81 be members OF the society, as
psel1 as nlH0lhers interested IN It's future pros
perity. are urgently requested to attend the
meeting for the purpose of eleciing officers FOR
the ensuing year. determine the question of
purchasing land for permanent Fair Ground,
and transaeting other important business
By order of the Board,
T. P. BRAINERD, Pres. 5
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Nosnan gets his moneys worth oht
of a neWspaper unless he reads The
advertising celHms attentiyPly. They.
inform him who arafhe dive business
men and he also finds out where be
cth obtain tue best bargains, 8 Sli.s IS
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Carpet Warp ofthe best quality and at a low
price to be found at the store of
ss3-ws N. CONVERSE.
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fnh iN'asathiIer. is I Ialnyiihing but agree

Tnk weather is anything but agree
Pitkin's new building is fast al :
preaching completion. sf1IiiE
BuTTER and Eggs wanted, at Mason
: '1'' III
LAST week, E. P. Hatfield, Esq of
1hRAifage, waO admitted, BY the
District G Contrasting in Cleveland,
to practice law in the United States
Courts.
THE County Commissioners viii
hold their monthly session on Mon
day next. R
TaE game laws take effect February
1st. Sportsmen will be obliged to-
do up their shooting this week.
TAE amount OF The delinqnent taxes
in this county This year is unusually
large, and many taxpayers will be
charged with the penalty which the
law requires. That is little tough
tAfgoC tlr-t5J
Y1NcENT's New York and Western
Theater is entertaining the people of
New Lisbon. Since leaving here they
have Vieites Kent, Niles aud Warren,
where hey did fair business. 1t is
81 org anization that is rarely eqaalled
and lever exctIled Success to it.
BENEFIT CoNcERT.-As will be seen
by reference TO our advertising col.
umns, the Arian Quartette, of .Cleve-
land, Will gives grand musical enter
tainment at Reeds Opera House, on
Wednesday evening next. We are as
snred that this 6rganization embraces
the best musical talent of the country
and that the entcrtainment will be
one Of rare excelleDce, and worthy
the patronage of all lovers of music.
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OHIO E--T=zT7-7s '-----
THE highest market price paid for
Butter and Eggs, al MASON q SONS
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can ana Exaraine

The new s450 Bed spring, manufactursd by
Vance s Wells, the best article ever sold for thu
money. Every one guaranteed to give satisfac-
ON. ss-tf.
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THREE DEPARTMENTS.
Furniture. Wall Paper. Picture Framing
STEIN s WOODRUFF.
Opposite Carriage Repository. Rayenna, Ohio
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Particular Attention
paid to cutting garments for ladies to make mp
by J. 5. Walker. opposite Citizens Hall
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The largest stock in town may be fotnd At
May .. lsza. 1s7. DEMINe's,
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y 4. q. o. F.~TRnvenna Lodge Ne~e e5, :
Me8ts every wednesday, evening" at Oddt Fel+
ows, Han.
Ravenna Encampment, No 1se.
Nests every and and 4th Fridays of each month.
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9iasI 7-777Tr-4
RAvENNA PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The highest iperlceut. aSf1atseadance
978 was in Miss Comstock's school ;
the lowest 76 was in Miss. Warren's
school. - - sas9
The greatest number tardinesses, 81
was in Miss Prices school; the leaat
number,6 was in, Miss Comsteckss
sshooi. / aA1 II efA y. ~
Parents and all friends of education
are cordially invited to visit the
schools atany times va
m Respectfully i.i s. PucKETT.
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To save Money,

Go to J. s. walkers, opposite Citizens Hall, to
get your clothes cleaned and repaired. tolook as
good as new.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAvENNAs o.
Designated Depcsttary OF the
Us.


US. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, OF al kinds bought and
sold on Commission. in New York or any de-
sired market.
1zfeEest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, silver, and premium funds
of an kinds
Drafts drawn and cashed on an the principal
Cities in the United States
sIp1,t Drafts on England and Irelsnd and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue stamps-aIl sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
ana pronnpt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon.
gro RoBIEsor, President
Sept. 3. 1868. t.
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First National Bank,
OF RAvENNA, O.,
OPPOSITE ETMA BLocK-
ESTABLISHED N 1868,


As Home Institution fov ne aooomnao-
slGsfo of ne Es~epEe ~ Tsortags cemssy-
we win end=av0- IN the fufare, As In the past.
TO give preferences ard nll orders ana supply the
wants and demands Of onr own county people
first
VIII pay the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold. silver and PRernium Aunds
OF ali kinds.
Interest ollowed on time deposits
Revenue stamps. ali sizes. kept constantly.
on hand and ali orders filed promptly
special Deposits received without charge
U. s. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates
Drafts drawn and caslIed on an thePrineipal
cities in the United States.
sight Drafts on England. Ireland and all
cities in Europe
collections made on all points in the United
states. and prompt remittance made.
n u. CLARK. .Prest.
C.E WITTKE. Cashier 267
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Portage Go Official Register.

Portage Go Official 1egister.
Cossza0a PEsas Jndgs-PhilO b Conant.
Ssr so.stss'gt 3 Gesss n HeEspa
4SeBass dUdge-Gideon seymour
CoEa9V CZsrt-John Meharg-
Ceaafg AUDITOR William Grinneu.
-C0uzl1f ZireGssrer-E G. HinmAIIz
6hsrff-.4 T. Risden-
ReeoTaersG GeorGs NJ BGrKetE -
Er0sscuffng AReEnsN -eAD E Robinsons
ty0anxnEsa 1ers--GaAAc BrDEsn- l. III. Parwelee,
enfth Sanf1rd-
Eafszaarr DfrecE5rt-3. b wells, AMI " Nllmot,
- AS. BsecheE
County Surrepor--Jedediah Cole.
Cozoaer-LyInan Bryant.
Schoag BsgaSn fsnBTs-- Wv Patton. s. Packett.
George Darsie.
Mayors Of 1ncorporafed Villages
Gagrettssizs-0. S. Ferris; Eent-Isaae Russell;
RazszAa-GeoEge E, Robinson =
justices OF the Peace
Aezcater-SylYester A. Hinman, A. " Wilson
1urora-John l. Thompson. Worthy Taylor
BrfufeLd-.J L Carrier. G. H Chapman
ariesfoacn--Austin p Curtiss, s. l. Morris, {
DeezHefd-fS- 8. Tfbbals. J. II. Hoffman
E5fnbarq1- Sanford. Elihu Fish.
akgfn-Herry McGraW, Urbino Chapman,
Frssdoaa-Lyman Briant, a. G. Larckom.
HiraAs-Riehard n Hank, Allen A. Barber,
Frank squire.
Mantnq-AlonZO y Farf, Henry Cobb.
lNeksoa-J Jedediah Cole, A. F. Hannahs
Palagra-Enoch Morgan. Orrin Stevens. David
aasa Btsinerd ali. I'd sgltF. Auref B 1fenHfT
2 George Rpbinsoiz E1eazer Lord.
~ #AAa Andres. 1aEEaon- IN Ia =
rs1EeWm j. WeaTer 81 G Eidrilge.
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-29
second Hand sewing Machines.

The Light and Silent Running
Davis.
Recent improvements have been applied to
the New Davis. whiel make il one of Ehs light
est running machines nov sold send for cir
cular. A. G. MASON, Gen'l Agent,
Ravenna. Ohio.
December. Is. 1873. If.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-01-29
3 NEW TAILORING d
Es.t.a bills b m Q n t

Would inform the people of Ravenna and vicin
itv that he has opened q shop IN the Alec
Store, on Main street. and is prepared 70 do all
work entrusted TO him, Ia q w0rkmanlike man
uer, and at reduced prices From many years
experience I'm the business, he feels confident oi
his ability TO give entire satislartson.
Particular attention paid 70 catting Garments
DO be made bF women, ftf
Ravenna, Oct. 1853. Hs-tf. isi.