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wi AMERICA, CIRCUIT 'OHT ~ TIE nue." Nt'''' "'"'"
Ditrit n RiiHoi,.-fH CH1i,rrN ~,
Joan H. Rhodes, complainant, 's Jesse Iirtcl!, paEd
& rs-i John r. Nash Milton H. swirl ana Inc FH't M
tionn Bank Of OTTAWA. defendants. =,
retail order OF SAID court entered IN
the said c,usc ON the twcnty.thd day OF January In the
wear Of our Lord One houssnd Eight Hundred and seven,
ty1our l. Henry W. Bishop, Master In Chancery OF sAid
cuur. win sell at public auctiOn 10 the highest Dldicr
therefor for cash Thursday the NTH day OF March D.
t at three O'Clock IN the afternoon of sald last mention
day at the door OF Che Court House IN the Guy on
s,i district aforesaid Tie premises and property In said d.
creta order mcnli oncd and described 70 Wit situate m
torn of DAYTON In the county o. La Sale and state Of
uOis viz: The southeast quarter and the west hail q" W.
southwest quarter OF Section Twenty, in township 'WI
toHr north OF range four OF the third principal men
dian containing two hundred and forty acres more M %
Az directed said decretP -tdcr, rha ATs putI '
iI southeast quarter OF sai Section twenty township
dirty f0ur range four east of the third principal I'i
dian. Sale absolute.
~ lENET " BISHOP. - -.
Master IN Chanccrv the -ircuit Court nl we '''0
states Tor the Northern District o. I"iR2S,
FLDTEDGE LEWIS. Solicitors Tor comp 70 '''''"
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.I)sYCBONANCl. Rs0JL CnARNING."-HOv eth
sex nav asclnste ard gain the love and Anecuons
Of ,py person ilT choose Instantly This simple mental
Arepir,mept al can possess. by mall for Is cents 10
reiier with Marriage Guide. Egyptian oracle Dreams
Hate Ladies. A queer book. h0!'o sold A1SresS J.
WILLIAM a CO. Pulisbers, Pllscflphia.
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$500 REWARD

FOR TIE DETEGTIDN, conviction and punishment al
parties charged with the chine 81 arson ana riHg Tue build
ngs OF the ottawa Glass Company on ne l'ih % August
the Executive COMMITTEES Of the National Board OF Ftu
Underwriters Of the CON ctiOn and actual punishment
said criminals. riEtNEN 'isgNELL,
Feb = iw President.
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,ur>TE olc,II.ISOI-. IA ssLLE Co.'S
- Ia ma rT,rIr g,at Lgt, 90 Ju,s Iltt a. %. lo'i-

y n 10 fiIruf tOIIf W'TI0,I ''- ''''' - ~
H. CIgncsfV. 49, .,..,..
Mary r Sherman r. George W. sherman. Al, .t...
4, rr'. ri tr an AFFIDAVIT NE 200 the once OF tht
clc ~ said CONT ti,t Fad defendant Geo W. sherman
4. No, , rcsg6,rt Of said state. ami saH complainant
having ma nor I'm rf complaint u said court on me tan
ctry siie r,enL tn 1'h dsy 81 tehrnsfs \ ' heie
TO law; ....... o.. AZ, ,,,C.r1,r, f,g
" nat un-, lNl personally DC ana appear
,.I'ra I.Irf 40 said term thereof % ne ID Al THE
g, ~, In tbfttwa IN SAID county on tine first Mon
d, ~ fnre geNt u. lN5l when aud where SAID sum
mons rturaho and plead answer oefnn5 or except 70
s IAN tte sarr. will b. TAKEN Tor confessed against yuu
,nG lie matters aud things teyL prayed ioT decrecd &C
ulu ". CHARLES II. HOOK. clerk.
atyIE NICHOLSON. Solicitors. fehi-iw
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SEED WHEAT.

The undCrsIgned wishes cell the attention farmers
70 quality % seed Wheat called the Congress
Has turned the last three years 30 Bushels 70 the
sore LAST year heHZ more favorable year, turned out
. Bushels to the Scus. l. equal to winter wheat nOCr
Price e. per bushc sample b. seen AZ TIE Central
IIonse, JOHN DOMM,
Feh = txs OttAsa, lie.
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If you will chew tobacco, use the Fountain
at Smith Il ising's-the best in the market.
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FARM FOR SALE.


100 ACrcs In Fall Rivera large portion pow landin
GUIDES some sIs timbrga good story and ahlh house
good stables orchard living sprEg. we'll &C. l.
ceeut and very T. offered ~ ONLY SD
per acre beclupe the owner needing tie SiNicc OF the late
H. Greeley, Esrlre has determined 10 20 vest and grow
M with the country For further particulars enquire
FEB. s-lw HARRIS KELLOGG.
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All entrances close at oclock p. June 9'h. IS ana
Y,nst he made to W, j NEELEl, Ottawa, Ills. ,
CONTROVERSIAL trotting and pac1Is races nl,lt
in harness. horse distauc'ng NE ned VIII recrNv w,
lrst uranium only. National rules 20 govern Uotuhs
Entrao<e fee 10 per cent of the purse, 10 accompany w
IN trotter., and per cent IN runners AMER
M Jockey Club rues to govern 20 enter ana 10 sth
In sIIca.es pedigree to accompany when Known. H..
Feb. i-3mOs II J." MEAL '''''' ''''
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Centaslr G.ininnent.

There Is no pain which the Ccntaur
~ Lininent will not relieve, no swelling 1t
HV will not subdue, and no lameness which
II ~ 1t will not cure. This is strong language
WV built is true. 1t has produced more cure,
OF rheumatism, neuralgia lockjaw, palsy
NNIEra spralus, swelngs, caked breasts, scalds
burns, salrheum earache, &C., upon the human frame
and of strains SPAWN gals &c. upon animals In one year
than have all other pretended remedies since the world be-
gan Its coun!crirritant all healing pain rel'evcr
Crppes throw away their crutches the lame walk poison
Gus hs are rendered and the wounded are healed
without scar 1t hurabug. The recipe is published
around each bottle Its selling no article ever before
Sold and sells because 1t does just wha, pietcnds to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or swelling
deserve to suffer il they win not Centaur Lniment
More than LOCO certificates remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism, gou running tumois
&c have been received We will send circular containing
certificates the recipe &C., gratis to any one requestng
Cne bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Lnmens worth
one hundred dollars for spawned swcened horses and
mules or for screwworm In sheep Stock owners this In.
imcrt Is worth you. attention. No family should be with
out Centaur Innent Sold by all druggists. Soc per bottle
arge bottles 81. j. By, RosE Coz Broadway New YORK
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g 8 g q 8 .
10 800 Age! Agss', g ss Al classes Of
old, make more money ~ work Tor In their spare
ments, all the time, Than anything Particulars
free. Address q. STINsoN 4 Co. PoTilsnd. Maine.
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Total l2ooo Gifts, all Cssh amounting 10 81 BOO 600
- The concert ana distribution Of gifts VIII pos s.y
ant tiegHirOoig tJs ui1t 04 pc ifg fc-,l. whether
ali the ticket, sold or not and the ll5 gifts AZ paid in
proportion 70 the number OF tickets sold.
PRICE or TICKETS
whole Tickets. So Halves, So; TpUthS or each coupon
IS Eleven whole lirkcS for tSo0; I!E Tickets for 90
i3 Whole Tickets for 5000 ~ Whole Tickets for $1,000
No discount on les, than SjC0 worth OF tickets
App,A,t, Tor agencies and orders tickets should
De- addressed 90
TH0S. E. HRAHLETTE,
AGENT Public Library h e. aud Manager Git Concert,
Public Library Buildlns. Louisville, Nv.
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New aHG secondhand, of Fhs;'Class Makers ' DC ~"'
nj Iocr Prices for rt, or on instamcnts, IL City or
Country during this Financial Crisis ant he Holidays tH
HORACE WATERS & son, ISL Broadway, than ever be-
fore offered in New YORK.. Agents Wanted 10 sci! NIters
Celebrated Pianos aqd Orchestral Organs Illus
catalogues mailed Great Inducements 10 the TRACE
aye Minister'S Churches sunday schools, Sc
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EOTRTH DAY--RUNNING.

rrrsr RACK Clifton Hotel stake. for year Odds Dss
# one MALT mile. 50 entrance, T. J.. Mr. ioWMu hu"s
liver emp valued 8t seventy ave dollars. . ,
syrosp RrrE--Four year Odds. Two miles anu repeat
Purse t5sD. 800 10 lst and flCO TO %. -,
TuIgp RAcE.Frre for all one mile ana repeat iure'
400 5000 to lat, and 800 to I'd
FouErH RAUE-Free to all. Three miles nnd repeal
rrse ti,Cal. $50 to list, 500 to ID, ami 100 10 ID
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Candies q; Walihers.
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IF YOU WANT

To doctor yourself, have all the Patent Medicines that
seases. T.. y. GRIGGs.
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FULL DRAWING
LIST OF GIFTS.

I9 900 Cash Gifts VIII be distributed by Tot
among the ticket-nolders.
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SECOND DAY

500 Glass. Purse, 1900 Si!I TO ISL f0 10 i Ely w Sd
$50 Class Purse, $3.50. tn 70 ISL sW 10 ~ I 81 IN i
year old Purse flt5 fWu s' ~ ~ 81 nd ~ 10 I
PAGERS. Purse tlin WV 70 sl, ~ W 81 - I'm n, ld
IN all. %
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FIRST MATCH.

The scores were
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-28

TERRIBLE CAsUALTY.-A little after
two O'Clock on Wednesday afernoon
of last week a most shocking accident
occurred at the Hub Factory of fMessrs.
H. s. A. Stow, by which Carrie, lit
tie girl aged about eight years, daush-
ter of Mr.. James Spoo, lost her life,
and Johnny, her brother, aged about
six years, was seriously injured. The
children were about the factory get
ting shaviugs. and after filling their
sacks fingered about the premises 10
play. They went between the hub
factory and the sash and blind factory
of Mr.. a. II, Stillman situated but
few feet apart, where a shaft runs
from the engine of the former to car
ry the machinery of the latter works.
This shaft is some ten or twelve inches
from the ground and runs at the rate
of about three hundred revolutions
minute. In some way the children
had come in contact with this shalt,
the clothing of the little girl getting
entangled in it, was wound tightly
around it and she was carried round
and round at a furious speed, her body
and limbs threshing the ground and
post near by at every revolution. Mr..
Stillman noticed the tagging of the
machinery, and going to the window
discovered the situation and ordered
the machinery stopped. Upon going
to the spot the little girl was found-to
be entirely lifeless, her body being
bruised and lacerated in most shock
ing manner. Beneath the shaft hole
or pit had been dug out to the depth
of fifteen or eighteen inches by her
body in its rapid revolution. The
little boy lay some four feet from
his sister in an unconscious state, his
head and body being severely bruis-
ed, SO much SO, to render his recoYe-
ry doubtful but we learn that he is
fast improving.
The father of the children is a cabi-
net-maker, working,as we understand.
in Ashland, but for long time has
done little or nothing for the support
of his family, the mother proYining
for them by her industry and economy,
and, at the time of this sad occurrence
she was W working out for a family of
the village to procure the means with
which to make comfortable her little
flock.
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AURORA.

Correspondence.
Notwithstanding the barrenness of
local news and the dullness of trade,
we are still an active people, just now
enjoying that time-honored custom so
prevalent among the descendants of
the May ayhower-Spring house-cleaning.
And as this is the season of the year
when tin-peddlers, colporters, book
agents, essence venders, &c, put in
an appearance. the casual caller need
not be surprised if the lady of the
house meets him at the door, broom
in hand, pointing to the back yard
where you will find the husband whip
ping rag carpet, or rubbing the dust
from his eyes, humming "Fd rather be
an angel" &C., not one of the Enoch
kind (they were all of the masculine
gender) but one of those that have
other wants than wings.
The little wave of Crusaders. that
came to the surface in this place when
the epidemic was raging, have finally
collapsed without accomplishing any
great or grand results. We conclude
that after travelling the ground all over
they thought it was better TO let some
'smembers of both churches, in good
standing," still continueto go to Man
tua Station for their tansy or stomach
bitters paul to Timothy rs there be-
ing no place in town where that same
could be had, which is very strange to
all, and to the heather quite sad
Salah.
Owing to the scarcity. and high
prices of fodder for stock, more than
the usual amount of Spring crops will
be put in this season.
Those who took stock in the earlier
varieties of garden plants, such as
dwarf peas, &C., have failed to meet
their expectations, we suppose on ac-
count of the lingering propensities of
old Winter in the lap of Spring.
/ A Mr.. Holmes, of Chagrin Falls,
gave a lecture on Prison life in Libby
and Andersonville," for the benefit of
the improvement Society of this place
Wednesday evening.
The Disciples church society have
secured the services of the Rev. Mr.,
Anderson, late of Meadville, Pa, to
point the good way for the brethren
and all others that may. need light to
travel in for the coming year.
Is there not slip somewhere in our
present Board of School Examiners
We are short three school teachers in
this place, they having their schools
engaged but falling to get the necessa-
ry certificate. Was it because they
did not attend the Institute or our
school, or because they came from
Mantua, or out of the county P
Which? N.
J Aurora, May 20. 1874.
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Portage Co. Official Register.


Common Pleas Jzd1e-Philo B Conanf-
Member CoAsfifufioaaJ oonr'n--J. D. Hort0n-
ReDresenfdtf5e tn Le9isEdtEre--Orville Blake
Pr0tGfs sFadge-Gideon seymour
County CLerk-JOhh Meharg-
Countv AadEtor--William Grinnell.
COaa1T TreGsursr-E G. Hinman.
Sheri9-O e. Risden-
Recorder--George w Barrett
Prosecuting AfEorneg-Geo- f. Robinson
CODa1ztssiOzers-lsale Brown. T. h PaTmelee,
Smith Sanford
IsfFzaarv Dtreet0rs-B. Wells. AMI NiImot,
A. s. Beecher.
County lsurreuor--.Jedediah Cole
Coroaer-LyIDan Bryant.
George Darsie.
Mayors Of Incorporated villages.
GayzstfsrAs-O. s. Ferris; Kent-Isaac Russell:
RGUeaAG-George T. Robinson
Justices of the Peace.
Atac0ter-sylvcster a Hinman, A. V. Wilson
AurorG-John L. Thompson. Worthy Taylor
BrtnsfeLd-J. L Carrier. e. H. Chapman.
CAGrlestoUn--Austin r Curtiss, 5 l. Morris.
DeerFeid-C g. Tibbals. J. IA. Holman
EEfaJNrgh-smith Sanford, Elihu Fish.
Fpdzkzfz-Hepry McGraw. Urbino Chapman.
Isaac Russell.
Hfrd14-Rfchard n Hank, Allen A Barber,
Frank Squire.
AazfuG-AlonzO n FaKr, Henry Cobb
BeLso5-Jedediah Cole, A. F. Hannahs-
PaEmyrG-Enoch Morgan. Orrin stevens, David
Parls-Brainerd SeIby, Auren 3. Merrill 81
RdndoLpA-Nathan &. Sears. james Coe. y
Ra0eNRG-Cornelius A Reed, Eleazer LORD,
Andrew jackson.
RoOkstoaoz-Alfred H. Barlow, Otis Reed.
lStazersc6te-Wm. j. Weaver, s. e. Eldridge.
lstreetsbOr0' ailace Root. w. a. jenkins
.SnfsId-Hugh H Martini William Paulus-
Wf1sdha1l--George b. Conant, Tho's o. Angel
CLEVELAND &PITTsBURG RAILROAD
On and after Dec. "A. 1873. Trains viii leave
Stations daily, Sundays excepted, } as 1olt0Ns-
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Marette Munyan VS.. Spencer d.
Bradford eft al. Decree of foreclosure
to pay first plaintiff S53I Is. with in-
terest from May 4, 1874, at 8 per cent. /;
ID defendant Thomas j. McLain 1884,
10, with interest from May 4. 1874 and
costs of suit. G. A. Reed for plff.
Rogers, Duck & Lewis VS.. A, Boies
and j. G. Boies. Judgment by con-
fession for plaintiff or S36I and costs.
Horace Reed VS., Daniel " Chap
man, Jury trial. verdict and judg-
ment for plaintiff for Sl07S TO and
costs. Second trial demanded. Bail
fixed at $4,000. Hart s. Reed for plff.
Taylor s. Horton for deft.
Rockwens& Norris VS.. John Wight
man. Judgment for pltf. for S52 30
and costs.e Rockwell 81 Norris for
plffs; Stuart and Ratliff for dcftsss :
Ferdinand Kirkbridge William
Marvin. Judgment for plff. for $152.- :
13 and costs. Attached property or
dered to- be sold. A, Jackson for
plff&T rlSH 7fN1 Hfg&b EnWaff n {
Noah Dull vs.. George Fenton ct al
sJud gIneift for pEf. for S53S 72 and
costs. John f. Beaver for plfE
Mary Honeywell vs.. William Finch.
Basfardy.l Jury trial, verdict, guilty.
Defendant gives notice of his inten-
ton TO file motion for new trial.
Stuart for plff. Hart s. Reed for deft.
State VS.. Charles Frederick Brown.
Indictment for stealing a geldiRg.-
Plea ''guilty." Sentenced to impris-
onment in penitentiary for five years
from May 4, 1874. and to pay costs.
Edmund Richards VS.. Daniel C..
Hughes ct al. Judgment for piff. for
$I09 63 and costs. Hutchins &
Thomas for plff. S. d. Norton for de-
PENDANTS.
Edward Howells, Admr. VS.. The
Atwaier Coal Co. Settled at defes
cost. Ranney 81 Hatfield for plff.
Samuel G. TAYLOR VS.. K. B. Payne,
ct al, Guardians. Dismissed at plh's
cost. /. I'll. Phelps for plff. f-e5
Citizens National Bank of Gallon
VS.. w. FL. Judd and III. Nj. HeoveF.-
Judgment for plff. by confession for
$2I6 80 and costs.
Mary A. Green vs. Moses Bean
Suitbrought under the Adair law. to
recover damages laid at$5. 900 for sell !
ing intoxicating liquor to piaintig's
husband, Ccarles Green, in violation
of law. Tried to jury. Atrthe- time
we go to press, the jury have not, re-
turned a Verdict. III. Nichols. g.
Hartfor plff-Raunev g. Hatfield and
E. BSTaylor for Deft.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-28

OUR NEW COUNTY ATLAs.-The
Agents of Messrs. Eyarts, Stewart &
Co., the publishers of our new County
Atlas, are busy at work in obtaining
views of public and private buildings,
with which to embellish their work.
and are meeting with very fair success.
Among the many who will be repre-
sented in this department, we learn,
are the following:
DEERFIKLD-N. L. Wann, II. ID.
Hudson, Samuel Diver, M. L. Day,
residences.
STREETsBoRo. = Albert Doolittle,
Samuel Olin, N. B. jenkins, S. W.
jenkins, residences.
Theodore Clark.
KENT.-Kent's block and the Mill
and water power.
RAvENNA.-Phenix Block, the Poe
House, Mechanics Block, Waterman's
and Frazer's block, Furry & Sons car
riage works, the Atlantic Mills, II. Y.
Beebe's and w. Williamson's resi-
dences.
These are but few of the many
views already secured. The illustra-
tions of this kind in other Aliases of
this firm give abundant assurance that
these Autographs will be first class in
every particular.
1t will be many years before a like
enterprise will again be undertaken
here, and every citizen should feel a
pride and manifest an interest in hav-
ing this one that will fairly represent
the material interests of the county ;
and to this end it should contain lith-
ographic Illustrations of the principal
public buildings and private residenc-
es in the county.
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Notice to Bridge
Contractors.

Contractors.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Sealed
N Proposals win be received by the Commis
Sioners OF Portage County. up to II O'Clock A.
81: June 18th, 1874 for the construction of the
following Stone Work, to wit:
ATWATER.
One Culvert, south of T. W. Gilson's.
BRIMFIELD.
One Culvert near residence of [, Twitchells.
of Center, one mile.
Wings to abutment. one mile W of Center.
CHARLESToWN.
One Bridge near Halstead's, n. part;
bles
One Bridge on the town line of Freedom and
Charlestown.
One Culvert, N of Thos. Hatfield
DEERFIELD.
Abutments for Bridge across Mahoning at Laz-
FRANKLIN.
One CnIyert. near residence Of Harlow JndsOn.s
:. Mrs. Ely's
j. n. Stratton's.
MANTUA.
One Bridge. N. W part, near Norman Bark er's
" near Sylvester Reeds.
NELSON. l.sssa
One Bridge. S. E. of David Hannahs'.
PARIS
One CulYert, n. of w. c. Hudson's.
RANDOLPH,
One Bridge, near residence of J. B. York.
- Box CnlVert, E. OF Wards Corners,
RAVENNA.
One culgert near residence of E. Ba1cock.
:. :. to be laid over, S. Of 1Ravenna
DR.. DeWolf. deceased.
One Bridge, n. E. of residence of r. Root
ROoTSToWN
One Culvert, on Center road E. of railr5ad
S. of VIM. Collins.
N, of HI. HungerfOrd's.
SHALERSYlLI.E.
One Bridge, N. W, near Buel Peck's
= Culyert near Reuben Cooiey's.
@ STREETSBOR0'
One Culyert, near residence of Enos Page.
:. about one mile s L. Of Center.
sUFFIELD.
One Bridge, one mile N. E. of Mogadore
N. of VIM. Pauluss f-lt1s,
t' Culvert, near A Moulton's.
s. of Benz. BiSler's. -
lfDIr WINDHAAI l&ai y @l
One Bridge, S. of Henry W aldlen,s, asrs
Bids will be received by the perch OF % cubic
feet.
Specifications of the above work win be fur
nished by the Commissioners.
Contracts will be made on day of letting.
Contractors will come prepared to give bonds
to acceptance of Commissioners, for the fulfill
ment of contracts. a9 9
BY order OF Commissioners.
WILLIAM GRINNELL,
County Auditor
Ravenna, May Is, 1874. 9s9-4w
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n. Converse & O8.-Linens and Grass Cloths.
n. Converse & Co.-Teas, Teas
n. Converse 8 Co.-Ladies' Shoes.
n. Converse co.-Kid Gloves
Norton 3 Phelps-For Rent.
~ Mower. Agent-Union Mutual Life
L. G. Hinman-- trayed.
W d. DuThaEa-BOots and Shoes
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1874-05-28
SBCOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.

Designated Depositary of the
us. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter, at best mark q rates
st--ses aud BONDS, OF al kinds bought and
sold on Commission. in New York, or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for $50 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium iunds
Drafts .s drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities In the United States.
sight Drafts on England and Ireland ana
Passage Tickets to or from those CiFaes a.
New York rates.
Revenue stanps-an sizes for sale
Accounts and Depotfts of Business men and
individuals. received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed On time deposits as may be
VII BEEBE. Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON. President
Sept. 3. 1858. IT,
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No excuse for f. : Bei.,g sioK..


No person can use Boschee's Ger
man Syrup without getting immedi-
ate relief andscnre. We have the first
case of Coughs, Colds or CONSUMPTION,
or any disease of the Throat and Lnngs
yet to hear from that has not been
cured. We. have distributed every
year for three years over 100000 sam
pie bottles GREE OF CHARGE" by drug
gists in all paris. of the United States,
No.other Manqfactufer of Medicine
ever gave their Preparations such a
test as this. Go to yoar Druggist
BELDING & ARMSTRONG, and get
bottle for 75 cents and try 1.-two
doses will relieve you. @sloo>f = ASS
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New GOOdsi

The Ladies will find New Spring Goods in all
the leading shapes and stylen, at the rooms of
MISS L. c. JACKSON.
Her Flowers are very beautiful She has the
new shades in Ribbons and silks.
Ornaments for Hats and for the Hair. Laces.
Blondes, Cupes. Old Ladies' Caps, and ali
things necessary in the millinery line. Our
Bleaching is done HERE, as usual, and all other
kinds of Millinery Work done to order.
L. T.. JACKSON.
Ravenna. April I6, 1874. 294
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Feed! Feedm

A good supply. for the present. of Oats. Corn,
and Corn Meal at the Ravenna Summit Mill
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A CHANGE took place in the raRning
time of trains on the A. s. 6. Why
ON Monday. We have not been fur
nished the new time table. - $
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Those in Want

Of Oats, Corn. and Corn Meal for Feed, win be
able 70 obtain it by applying soon at the Raven
ma Summit Mill
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Teas. Teas.

A full and new stock, from SC per yard. up
Come and see our handsome Prints
3OO-5t N CONVERSE s co.