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Ravenna Union schools.
The Fall Term of the Rayenna SCHOOLS viii
commencs Monday, september 7ths
and continue 10 weeks.

OOufAMeutP ANhttsSis dopteAAuSH1 dShes -
and continue 10 weeks. - :
MIR. ID. D. PICKETT, whose former efficient
services as superintendent will be remembered
with pleasure by our people, will be with Us.
Miss CATHARINE AXES wilt assist Mr.. PICKETT
in the High School Department. MISS oAKEs
is n lady of much experience in teaching. and
comes to us recommended by some of the best
educators of the State.
We feel that it is sufficient to say that Miss
f. N. PARcELL win again have charge of the
Grammar school, and that in retaining her in
that position. we shah meet tho wishes OF our
patrons.
The Board will use every ehartto secure suit
able teachers for the lower departments, and we
feel certain that our schools win be such as shall
meet all the wants OF the people of Ravenna and
the surrounding country, who desire to secure
the benefits of liberal education.
A new feature in the schools will be the in
PRODUCTION OF Vocal Music, the Board having
secured the services of Mr.. s. N. GLOVER, whose
system of teaching music needs only 10 be in
trOdueed to DO appreciated. AA es
All pupils should he present, if possible, the
first week OF tue term, that the glasses may be
properly arranged. EEts 4AN&
TuITIoN.-High School. $500; Grammar.
a. 100; Lower Grades. $500
Foreign pupils have the right 10 choose their
studies from the course r.. WAIT,
S1t-4w President of the Board.
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Hay STACKS BURNED.-On Thurs
day afternoon two stacks of hay on
the farm of Warren Jenkins, occupied
by Charles Palmer, about a mile east
of Streetsboro center, were destroyed
by fire. We did not learn from what
cause the fire originated. That town
ship has suffered more severely from
the drought than any other in this re-
gipn and they can but i'll afford to
lose any part Of their hay crop.
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MANTUA.

Correspondence.
The excessive dry weather which
has prevailed during the past month
has caused immense damage TO the
farmers in this vicinity. Corn and
potatoes have ceased to grow, and the
pastures have long presented the max
ed and desolate appearance ofJanuary,
consequently the products of the
dairy have diminished about one half
mn to this time. The forests and
swamps still afford some feed, and
when they fail, there is no other re-
sorce but The supply of winter fodder.
The threshers report an excellent
Weld of wheat and oats. which affords
us some consolation and now, if our
good Auditor, in apportioning our
taxes, viii apply the same principle
that the weather clerk does to our pas
lures, we will try to be content, and
bravely meet the inevitable.
The house of our Postmaster, Col.
c. II. Ray, was burglarized, couple
of weeks ago, and two or three hun
dred dollars distracted from his pock-
ct, while asleep. The daring robbers
effected an entrance through a cellar
window, wrenching of several stout
iron rods before entering. Several
other houses were entered the same
night, but little plunder being obtain
ed except provisions.
A barn and contents, belonging to
j. S. May was totally destroyed by
fire, caused by lightning, two or three
weeks ago, and at the same time, an
other barn near by in Auburn belong
ing to E. Ross was also struck and
consumed, a valuable COW was killed
at the same time. aft
Mrs. Irene Baker, wife of Samuel
Baker, living at Mantua center, died
very suddenly on Sunday Aug. I'd, at
her home, to which she had just re-
turned from the morning service at
chureh.s She had commenced prepar-
ing dinner, when the summons came,
and she fell in an approplectic fit, pas
sing away almost instantly. She was
most esLimable woman, and had,
during seven years residence among
us, seeused the respect and esteem of
all who knew her. The funeral SER
vices were held on Tuesday following.
An appropriate discourse was preach
ed by G. G. Cregan, of the Congrega-
tional Church, the deceased being a
member of that church.
Qur,township fathers have newly
rooted and painted our Town House,
besides adding blinds to the windows,
giving the building very neat and
handsome appearanee.g The upper
story is finished aud furnished in
modern style Tor a school room, in
which one of our best teachers, Mr.. F..
f. Plum, will commence a select school
on Tuesday. Aug. 25th.
About dozen of the elite of our
youth, will attend the College at HI
ram, the present term, in search of a
little foreign polish, for some future
emergency.
Miss Emma May and Miss Ellen
Foster will teach fall term in Sub
Districts Nos, ! and 3. They have
won excellent reputation as Teachers.
The Spiritualists in the vicinity of
Mantua Station and all the region
roundabout will hold their annual
Pic Mic in Atwater's grove at The
fStation, on the last Saturday in the
present month (Aug}. o. P. Kellogg
and other celebrated speakers win be
present, to address the people on the
subject of The Spiritual Philosophy.
The friends of orthodoxy are cordially
invited to attend. VERITAs.
| Monfua AuO II 1874
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OQfE64llDu
DEAR Press AS has been written
editors are fond of anything of rural
character, and here are few items of
what is doing In this part of the rural
heritage.
Since the 4th Of July (fer twas then
we had picnie) everything Of q. ruEal
character (even spring chickens) have
been very quiet and serene. Nothing
to disturb the smooth current Of q
social quietude- Silence and quietude
became SO palpahle it could almost be
felt.q It beeame nonotonous, yea, bur-
densome. Our quick minds began to
grasp for variety, for, you know
"Quiet to quick bosoms
Is hell.''
The social elements became intoler-
able, unbearable, when, all at once,
we had "the winter of our disconten.
made glad" by posters in various
places, notifying the people that the
world-renowned champion Horse
trainer, Prof. NJ. d. Dewitt would
relieve himself-of one OF his treaties
on sThe Horse" at the Town Hall.
Methinks here is something to relieve
the dull monotony of life besides ben
eftiDg my fellow men who read the
Press, Gas all good citizens doO but
must deny themselves the pleasure OF
hearing the great champion. I there.
fore provided myself with half dozen
sheets of foolscap, No. 3, (well, ]
can't say whether it was an Eagle or q
Faber) pencil, sharpened at both ends
and an eraser in the middle, i hied me
away tothe place advertised for the
delivery. At the appointed houl
fTypo" was on the ground armed and
equipped for hors, Utilities, viz; to
make report for your columns, DER
bdtim ct literatinl, of this great speak,
er's address. After waiting quito /
while, at last the great man was be
fore us with table full of hoofs, ring
boned and unringboned bones, hors
shoes of all kinds, and great many
other noisy trinkets, and by the rat
Ting of those trinkets and the contin
ued splitting of tobacco juice, and tn,
spirited manner in which he spoke
evidently from some other spirit, per
haps red pop, your correspondent wa
completely knocked horS dH combat
and was carried away in per(ec
ecstacy of delight. and became per
fectly lost.to the No. 9 pencil and th,
foolscap, and could do nothing bu
make (-) GID (???) all other sign
had forsaken my mind, and your read
ers must forego the pleasure of read
ing that stereotyped edition of thi
celebrated champions opinion of th
horse and his many ailments and evils
the pole-evil in particular, for he sal,
of all the evils the pole-evil was Tn
worst evil. tremendous laughter0
lie succeeded in getting a class G
some ten or twelve, and now what W
don't know about horse is not wort
knowing, for 'twould not make
primer. Those of you that have
dollar to spend on horse knowledg
! had better look before you leap.
TYPo.
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BIG DAYS WoRk.-on the Sd inst,
Mr.. Alexander Sterling, of Shalers-
vile, threshed ut Noble w. Colts 461
bushels of wheat and 440 bushels of
oats-in all COL bushels-in one day
327 bushels of the wheat were thresh-
ed in Eve hours. If any one thinks he
can beat it, let him pitch in.
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Portage Go. Official Register.

Common PEeas sTndge-Phflo B. COnant
Member Constitutional COnC ri ID. HOrton-
RepresezlfafiUe IN LegtskGt0re-Orville Blake
Probate sSHd0e--(5idcOn Sey m0Or.
County Czerk-Jobn Neharg-
County 4zsedfkor--W William Grinnen-
County 7TeasUrsr-E g Hinman.
lShertg-U = Risden-
RecOrder-George w Barrett
Pr0seeatiH0 AtJOrHey--Geo. F. Robinson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brown. L. Ii. PaTnelee
Smith Sanford
b.f5Baary Dfreetors-B. Wells. AMI Wilmot,
A. s Beeeher-
County surseyor--Jedediah Cole
Coroner-Ly man Bryant.
school Esaniaefs-W W Patton. s. Puekett.
George Darsie.
Mayors of Incorporated Villages.
Gayrettscas-O s Ferris;
Keltt H. Kents
RGceana-GeOrge r. Robinson
justices of the Peace.
Atzo0ker-sylYester i. Hinman, A. V. Wilson.
A1tr0rG-J0hn l. Thompson. Worthy Taylor
BrfD1fssd-J- l. carrier, =. n ChapInaan.
ChdrtesEOtcu-A uStfn r CurfIss- ; L. MOTIFS
Deerfetd--s. 5. 1ib5ais. j. IA. Hoffman
EtE6n18srgA-emith Sanford. Elihu Fish
FFaatkZi1l-HeBry Hc6raw, UrbIno Chapman,
Isaac Russell.
EeedOsR-Ly man Briant, A C. Larekom-
Hira1s--Richard II. Hank, Allen ~ Barber
Frank Squire
MdnfuG-AlOnzO y. Farr, Henry Cobb
AelsoH-Jedediah Cole, A +. Hannahs.
Pafmyrd-Enoch Morgan. Orrin stevens David
NJ. Evans
ParEs-Brainerd SeIby. Auren B. Merrill
RandOLph-Sathan e. Sears. james r. Coe.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A Reed, EleaZer LORD
Andrew jackson
RootstOacn-Allred Il. Barlow, Otis Reed-
SIdLersUAe-Wm j. Weaver. 5. G. Eldridge-
StreetsbOro w allace Root. w A Jenkins
SaD5eJd-Hugh X. Martin, W llliam faulus-
WTndhans- George II. Conant. fho's o. Angel
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THE Youths anti-Tobacco and Tenn
perance league held festival at Citi-
zens Hall, on Friday afternoon and
evening last, which was quite we'll at
tended, and, we are told, very pleas
ant and enjoyable affair.
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Boots and shoes

Boots and shoes.
Go to Maloney's for Pearl Shoes.
Go to Maloney's for Buff Shoes.
Go TO Maloney's for Blue Shoes.
Go to Maloney's for Ladies' Slips.
Go to Maloney's for Ladies' Caters.
Go to aIaloney IS for Ladies' French Kid Boots.
Go 10 Maloney's for ChfIdren's Shoes.
Go to Maloney's for Mems Cloth Boots.
Go TO Maloney's for Mems Cloth Shoes.
Fo to Maloney's for Mems Calf Bopts.
Go to Maloney's for Mems Kip Boots.
Go to Maloney's for Custom Work.
where all goods are warranted as represented.
Gail in, examine Goods. and inquire Prices
Ravenna. june 2ss 1874. So5
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AccIDEETs.-We learn from Mantua
that two accidents occurred in that
township on Tuesday, as follows:
Mr.. Theodore Burnett was at work
in his barn engaged in moving away
hay when he fell from the window,
breaking one of his arms near the el-
bow.
While Mr.. Addison Hancock was
engaged in cleaning out well on his
premises, the rope broke letting the
bucket fall upon one of his ankles,
fracturing the bone.
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BURGLARY IN RANDoLPH.-On Tues
day night of last week the store of M.
Collins, at Randolph, was entered by
burglars, who went to his sleeping
apartment and gained possession of
his pants in the pockets of which
were the keys to to the store-room
and safe. InmoyiRg about they made
so much noise that Mr.. Collins was
awakened. Supposing that it was the
servant, he called to her, when the ras-
calls, fearing detection, beat a hasty re-
treat, without obtaining any plumber.
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THE Trumbull county Agricultural
Society will hold their fair at Warren
on the 9th, 10Th, and 11th of Septem-
Der. We are under obligation for a
copy of their premium list and a Comp.
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Gen, Jas. Barnett-RegimentaI Re-Union-
J. e Prentiss-'. The Best is Always the Cheap
est
James H. Bradlee-DigOrce-
Ersistus Smith-A Stray Mare.
L &. Haynes & CO.-The Northern Ohio Fair.
Vincent, Sturm s. Co-The Place to Buy Fur
nisure.
E. A. Stein. J. woodruG-DiszOlution of Co
Partnership.
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REGIaTENTAL REUNION.
1st O. T.. a.

The Second! Annual Re-Jnion of the First
Regiment Ohio Volunteer Light Artillery viii
be held at BenfOn's Hotel, near the N. o. Fair
Grounds, Cleveland. September 2, 1874,
All members of the Regiment and their La
dies are cordially invited to attend.
So 81 Gen.JAs. BARNETT, Pres't
Col. u s. GorFERs Vice Pres't @
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A GRAY MARE. owned by the undersigned
at North Solon, .Cuyahoga Co, Ohio, strayed
away on August 3D. Tue naare is seven years
old and weighs 1ll9 lbs. The finder will be lib
orally rewarded by sending notice 70 the ahoye
place. ERASTUS SMITH.
August is, ASIA. s1s-St+
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.SG2Pl Brothers
No. /
Opera House Block,
Are offering all kinds of
WUTWH O0Ano O. DHnACnT q

W UA ~ UVVDD W HAtHDVuD
at COST, to CLOSE.
We also offer bargains as fol-
lows:
30 pieces Black Alpacas and
pure Mohairs,
500 y'ds Poplins at 15c pr y'd,
worth As c per yard,
500 y'ds Poplins at 35c per y'd
worth 25c per yard,
400 y'ds Poplins at 373c per
y'd, worth Doc per y'd.
We have a few pieces fig
ured Lawns and French Or
CANDIES, in good styles, that
we will sell away below cost
to close them out.
1 doz Summer Shawls at 81 80
each, worth $3.50 each;
i doz Summer Shawls at $3.50
each, worth So, ,50;s
2 doz Summer Shawls at $2,75
each, worth $4,0O;
l doz Summer Shawls at So, 80
leach, worth 4 80 each.
1 doz Summer Shawls at $4, so
each, worth 800.
Llama Laee Points at cost to
n close them out.oH
We would call particular
attention to our stock Of Black
Silks, as we keep the best
makes and sell them cheap,
We have an. elegant stock
Paisley Shawls that will do.
any one good to look at who
contemplates buying.
2 Nottinghani Laces. in very
attractive patterns and cheap.
A new stock of Hamburger
Edg'ings and Insertings.
We sell all kinds of Domes-
tics as cheap as any house in
the. State.
We are offering good Green Tea at
80 cents.
We are Offering a prime Green Tea
at ST, Is.
We are offering the best Tea that
grows for $I,25
WE TAKE BUTTER AND EGGS.
SEARL BROS,
No. l, Opera House Store.
August TO, 1874.
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Unity Lodge, No. I2, +. and A NJ.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
month. sH
Meets the third Wednesday Of each month, in
Masonic Hail. Phenix Block.
JJ. RICHARDSON. H. p
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Down They Go.

lam Offering all my ChiIdren's COlored Shoes
AT COST, on and after this date.
J.C. MALONEY.
TuIv % 1874 3O9
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All kinds of Provisions. Family Supplies,
Green Stuff and Berries kept constantly on hand
in their season.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of
Produce. Butter, Eggs, &c.
Goods delivered free and promptly to any part
of the city,
TER1ES-Casb and Ready Pay,
PARSONS & LEACH.
Ravenna. june "a, 1874, sO4-12w
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Those in Want

OF Oats, Corn. and Corn Meal for Feed, will be
able to obtain it by applying soon at the Raven
ma Summit Mill.
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RAvENNA. GRANGE. No. %
Meets every Saturday.. October II, att 0'eloek
p n / and on each alternate Saturday at I 30
D. m. at Grange Hail. " sg7-d
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Feed, Feedit

good supply, for the present. of Oats. Corn
and Corn Meal at The Ravenna Summit Mill.
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BUTTER and Eggs wanted. at Mason
81 Sons.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, o.
designated DepOsitary of the

u Ss
Rouas and Securities bought. sold and
.xehanoed. at our counter, at best market rates
stoctSs and Bonds, Of an kinds bought ana
soId on Commission, in New York, or any de-
sired market. 20
highest Market rate for 5-2o ana AO-4o
~,---+s[.,s- cold. SILVER, and premium funds
Of all kinds. ..-.-.;v,.,
cities in the United States.
eIrft Drafts on England and Ireland ana
Passage Tickets to or from those Citles a.
New York rates.
nreo,,y,ta and Depotits of Business men and
sndfviduaIs. received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed. =.
Interest allowed on time deposits as may DC
agreed upon ,,,,, r..,,s-
GEo. RoBISsoN, President
Sept. 3. 1858. t.
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Mason & Son will pay the highest
market price for Butter and Eggs.
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We have just opened
$1,000 worth of Ham
burgh Edgings and In
settings in new pat
terms and at lower pri-
ces than ever before
prevailedin this market
Will offer special in
ducements to ladies
wishing to purchase by
the piece.
J.. sos. s. Co.
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TIME WESTWARD.
STATIONS. No. 1. NO.3. No

Eastward bound passengers by trains 2 and 1a
have no change of cars to New York. COnnee-
tions at Me advilie, Union and Cory for the Oil
kegions; at Corning, for Rochester and points
on the New York Central Road; at Binghamtnn
for Albany, Springfield, Worces ter, Boston and
all points in New England.
Westward bound passengers by train GO
through to Cincinnati. and by train to st Louis
without change ofears- Connections at CincIn-
natl for Louisville, ST. Louis and points in the
West and South West.
No d" stop-over'' allowed upon local tickets
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
first stopping place, and may then repurchaSe
from that point to destination
W..B. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
CINCINNATI, o.
P.D. COOPER,
General Superintendent.
sos CLEVELAND, o.
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Patrons of Husbandry.

Ravenna Encampment, No. 1s9.
Meets every 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month
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l. o. o. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. 65.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
Ows' Han.
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Dissolution of Oopartnership.
Ravenna, August 18th. 1874. .

TTIHE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the name of
Stein Il Woodruff. is this day dissolved by mu-
tuai consent "A. STEIN.
WnOnRVTER
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CLEVELAND q EPITFsBURG RAILROAD
On and af6er May 81. 1874. Trains viii leave
Stations daily. Sundays eXcepted,) as follows:
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have stood the test for
years. Prices lower
than formerly.
Full Line Knives & Forks
from the Meriden Cut
lery Company. (Es-
tablished thirty years.
Picture Framing
A Specially.
Best of materials used,
and satisfaction
guaranteed.
We have the exclu-
sive sale for this city
of the following arti-
cleS:
Porter's Celebrated
Spring Bed; Price $6 so
" Wadsworth " Spiral
Spring Bed; Price So 90
" Lane Curled Wool Mat
tress, equal to hair, at one
third the expense.
We keep constantly
in stock all sizes of the
Celebrated Hartford
Woven Wire Mattress,
at reduced prices.
Husk & Cotton Top
Mattresses of a No. l
quality, at low figures.
:" Films" Spiral Bed
Springs by the barrel,
to the trade.
We are Manufactur-
ers' Agents for the
Damer" Patent Hall
and Closet, Hat and
Coat Rack, Towel Roll
and Towel Bars, &C.,
very useful articles
needed in every house.
Sell at sight. Price,
from SOC to $l,OO.
Agents wanted to
canvass the County for
the sale of these arti-
cIes.
Fhe trade supplied
at manufacturers price
list.
We are also Agents
for the e xc e lsior
School Manufacturing
! Company, of Cincin1
natl.
Estimates given on
School and Church
Furniture, and orders
promptly filed.
/ We buy our Goods
low for cash, and sell
them at a fair profit.
Guarantee the quality,
and pledge ourselves
to fair dealing.
SEYMOUR & FAlRCHILD,
: No. s Phenir block,
lold stand of VANCE s wEIEs.l
Main street. RAsENNA. o.
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GoING NOEr8-MAIN LINE.
GOING EAsT-KIVER DIVISION

TUsCARAwAs BRANCH.
Leaves
Bayard 11.50 a. m. and $40 p. m.
New Philadelphia. 100 p. m. and ITO pm
Arrives.
Bayard. $40 a. m. and 400 p m.
New Philadelphia, 9 90 and 1i55 p. m.
+. r. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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The Subscriber will continue the business as
heretofore, at the old stand and will make, at
oxce such additions as will place the establish
ment among the first business houses of Raven
ma. Thanking my many friends for past patron
age, solicit u continuance of same.
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First National Bank,
OF RAYENNA, o.,
OPPOSITE ETNA sLocK.

ESTABLISHED IN 1868,
As Home I,sstifsttsOa for the Gee0'''1'lo-
satfoa Of the People Of Portage CousssJ.
We viii endeavor in the future, as in the past.
to give preference and I'll orders and supply the
wants and demands Of our own county people
first
WIN pav the Highest Market Rates for
Coupons, Gold. silver and Premium Funds
Of all kinds.
Interest oIlowed on time deposits
1zevenue Stamps. all sizes, kept constantly
~, hand. and all orders filed promptly
special Deposits received without charge
q. :. Bonds and Securities bought and sold
at best market rates
ities in the United States
ss~ht Drarts on England. Ireland and all
cities in Europe
Collections made on all points IN the ohi'eu
states. and prompt remittance made
Nd. CLARK. Prest.
e.. Z. WITrER. Cashier zM
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Atlantic & Great W estern R.R.
The Great Broad-Gauge ROut Between the
East and the West.
TIME EASTWARD.
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BOOTS & SHOES +!
w. D. DURHAM

No. D. MGChau1cS BI0cks
Is now receiving large and excellent assort-
ment Of Boots and Shoes for
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
embracing large variety of
Ladies'. AisseaA and ChiIdren2s
Polish and Sutton Kid. PebbIed
Goat and Serge Goods.
Also, Mems, Boys and Youths
Boots and Shoes. of Home and
Eastern Manufacture.
All Of which will be sold at q small advance
from cost and warranted not TO rip,
My facilities for making CUSTOM
WORK are not eXcelled in tho Coun-
ty, and those favoring me with their
orders may be certain of getting the
best material and workmanship, latest
styles, and lowest prices.
To the trade, inducements are offer
ed in LEATHER FINDINGS, &c.
w. d. DURHAM
Ravenna, Aug, 4th, 1914.
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List of Aaverti.ements.

eAvEsNA. THURSDAY. AUG. 30, 1874
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Picture Framing
A Specially.
Best of materials used,
and satisfaction
guaranteed.

We have the exclu-
sive sale for this city
Of the following arti-
cles:
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We keep constantly
in stock all sizes of the
Celebrated Hartford
Woven Wire Mattress,
at reduced prices.
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Husk & Cotton Top
Mattresses Of a No. l
quality, at low figures.
+" Films" Spiral Bed
Springs by the barrel,
to the trade.