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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-07-08
Portage Go. Official Register

Common {Isas Jndge-Phi!o B. Conant
Mezaber loHstauti0aGl Coa1'R-.I. ID. Horton.
Re,,yeseRtdfire ia aLegislGfHys--Orvilie Blake
Pro6ote Jndgs--Gideon seymour.
County t7eTE-.'ohn Meharg.
County Andif0y--W lillian GrInneli-
SsOHysfV Ti-edsHTeJ-.Iohn e Beatty.
.SherjT-O. 4 Ri>dcn.
Recorder George W. Barrett
Prosecuti5,g -iHo1Hey--Geo. Robinson
Comm issioAers-Smith Sanford, WanZor Hol-
cc;ab. Edward 4 Parsons.
L.fyB,dTy Dtrectovs-B. Wells, AMI wilmot
\. $. Bcccher
County SUrUeyor--Jettetliah Cole.
Coroae1--Ly man Bryant.
School E-cdrniaers-W- w. Patton. ). Pickett.
George Darsie-
Mayors of Incorporated Villages
Garretts sMe-O S. Ferris;
Kent-Charies ii. Kent;
RdceRRd-Ge0rge f. Robinson.
Justices Of the Peace.
At,cater-Sylyester 4. Hinman, A. ". Wilson.
AHrora-John L. Thompson. Worthy Taylor.
(zayiestotcn--AustnP +. Curtiss, 3. l.. Morris.
Dees.feid--f:. ). TibbalsaJ. II. Hoffman.
EdiaLurgA-Smith Sanford, Elihu Fish.
Franklii-Nelson Barber. Milo Shorts. Isaac
Freedom-Eym man I;riant. Henry G. Jennings
GayretesriUe-A. a. Barber. } Jamcs Norton.
Xi,am-Richard NJ. Hank, Allen A. Barber,
Frank Squire
Nfntaa-Alouzo n. Farf, Henry Obj.
HelSon-A. T. Hannahs. George licdger.
Palm yra--Orrin stevens. David NJ. Evans. Thos
X. Williams.
Pdris-Brainerd Selby. Uriah Hinchclih
Rarennd-Gornelius A Reed, EleaZer LORD,
Andrew jackson.
Rooksfotrn--Alfrcd ii. Barlow, Otis Reed.
a.s.sses E FlsIidTs Feep Il stasaoal s%lsn
Su6feld-Hugh X. Martin, William Paulus.
Wfndham--Georgc Il. Conant. ThO's o. Angel.
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BRIMFIELD.


The tolling bell, as it sounded and
vibrated through the morning air, was
the sad message of another death one
more soul entering into that immortal
eternal home. After a protracted ILL.,
ness from that dreaded disease, con-
sumption, Miss Ella Shannon, died at
her home in this place, Sunday, July
4th, ag, 90 years. She was a men,
Der of the Universalist church, be-
lieving in the beautiful faith of over
coming evil with good, and having
that hope of life hereafter, that all in
the end will be gathered together in
Christ as one great family.
The NJ. E. Church Strawberry and
Ice Cream Festival, that came of in
the Town Hall last Wednesday eve.
ming, resulted in good time, leavin
as compensation the sum of $50.
Mr.. IT. Williams purchased lo'
of II. B. Moulton, at the Center, one
fourth acre consideration 800.
The real estate sales of Mr.. Ella.
Hickman have been set aside by th'
Court of CuyahOga county. ID.
! Brimtield, July 9Th, 1874.
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PROF. KING made All ascension from
Clevek nd Monday afternoon, carry
ing with him five passengers. His
balloon was distinctly seen by many
of our people and viewed for over an
hour. At about six O'Clock it was
seen over Mantua Corners where it
came down so low that the balloonists
were able to converse with the people
on terra .frma. At about half-past
six the balloon passed over CARROTS.
Vile, where the Professor sent down
a note saying they were 1900 feet cup
in a balloon" On Tuesday morning
we received dispatch from d. NJ.
Hatfield, one of the party accompany.
ing the Professor, saying: "We came
down at Mahoning Station, in town
of Windham, last evening at s, 80
All well. We start this morning
Tuesday evening we received note
from eur Windham correspondent,
saying that the Professor with one
man accompanying him went up from
that place at 80 q. m, Tuesday, 8
large number of people being present
to witness the ascension.
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Death of Mrs. Mary +. Rockwell.

Mrs. Mary f. Rockwell, relict OF the
late Hon. David L. Rockwell, died at
her residence in this village on Mon
day morning last, June 2Sth, after a
prOtracted and painful illncss.-The
deceased was in the sixtyfrst year OF
her age, having been born in Bridge
water, N. ", November 11th, 1914.
Her maiden name was Mary E. Palmi-
ter, and she was married Feb. 10th,
1896.
She was all exemplary christian lady
and manifested her sincerity by asso-
ciating herself with the Episcopal
Church over twenty years ago, to the
success and in the interests Of which
she has ever been most earnest and
faithful. Naturally possessed of q
self-sAcrificihg nature, she proved a
true and kindhearted friend to many
in times of sickness, and in her own
household loving and faithful wife
and mother, suffering many hard
ships for the comfort and welfare OF
those around her.
Mrs. Rockwell was the mother of
three sons and one daughter, all OF
whom survive her, viz: Mrs. DOrena
"A. Marvin of Akron, ID. L., G. Ii. and
o. S. Rockwell.
The funeral rite took place at
o'clock yesterday afternoon, from the
Episcopal Church. Rev. Il. B. Fair
child preaching the sermon. The at
tendance of friends aud relatives was
such as to fully testify the regret at
parting with one whose lite was pure
and worthy.-Kent Bulletin.
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IOr1 eSp0ndence.
The frequent showers, with warm
wea ther have quickenedvegetation, and
crops generally indicate an abundant
yield. Oats never promised better
than at this time. The April freeze
injured wheat fearfully, but the ex-
tremely favorable weather for the past
few wheks, has helped recovery to
some extent. Corn is very small for
the time. but July and August if fa-
vorable, will insure that crop. The
war with the Colorado beetle wakes
warm, and is.getting more interesting
every day; it is yet uncertain on
which banner victory will perch, but
probably on the strongest side. Chat
idea is not Originally Unless we have
a continued. wet spell Of weather we
will be overrun with grasshoppers.
The oldest inhabitants cannot recol-
lect the time when SO many infant
hoppers could be Teen. There are
millions to the square foot.
A large number of people from
the north part of the county cele-
brate1 the 3rd in Rayenna, and if any
reliance is to be placed in what ev-
eryboay says, those who were pres
ent found it good to be there. 1t is
admitted Oh all sides that the Ra-
vennians dished up the best Fourth
Of July entertainment ever offered in
the county. In this place the ladies
arranged far picnic and visit on the
College grounds, which was partici-
pated in by large number. Tho
young people engaged in modern
games, while the older ones renewed
their ages by indulging in more an
cient pastimes. The festivities closed
with brilliant display OF fireworks
in tho evening, and music by the
Band. 1t was one Of the most hap
py occasions ever enjoyed in this
place. and the projectors and man
ayers are deserving of great credit
for the happy results Of their under
taking, IL.
Hiram. July 9Th, 1875.
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Black Deviltry.

ST. Louis, June 80 Another one
of those brutal Outrages, several OF
which have occurred in this county
during the past year, was committed
about nine miles from the city, Mon.
day afternoon.
While Miss Eliza Chamberlain, nine.
teen years old, was going from her
fathers house, on horseback, to a
neighbor's, she was pulled from her
horse by burly negro, her clothin.
stripped from her, and most fiendishly
outraged and otherwise cruelty treat.
ed. She tainted and lay in the road
more than an hour, when she revived
and dragged herself to q neighbor's
house, about a mile distant, where she
went into spasins, and her life, for a
time, was despaired of.
The police aud citizens were in &C.
tive search Of the black wretch, yester-
day, and q negro answering to the de-
scription given by Miss Chamberlain
was arrested, in this city, late last
night. Citizens in the neighborhood
of the outrage are intensely excited
and swear they will hang the monster
il caught.
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SERIOUS INIURY.-At about five
O'Clock on Monday evening, last,
Willie, youngest son OF Willis Strick-
land, Esq, residing just north of this
village, was seriously and probably
fatally kicked by horse. When first
discovered he was unable to speak,
aud has been able to converse but
little up to this hour. The circum-
stances, as near as can be ascsrtained,
are as follows: On returning from
the hay field, where he had been at
work during the day, he went into
the horss barn, aud in passing one of
the stalls, was kicked by horse with
both feet, one feOt striking him on the
navel, and the other glancing to tho
side of his body. Mrs. Geo. Strick-
land, hearing an unusual noise in the
barn, and fearing that her little son
might be there, fastened out. She
found the front deor, which they usu-
ally keep fastened, bolted as! s!usnal ,and,
ascertaining that her child was not
there, went back to the house. But
she still felt anxious, and in u few
moments again went ont and passed
around to the back door of the barn,
which was open. On entering, she
found Willie leaning against the side
of the barn, vomiting severely. She
spoke to him, asking him if he was
hurt, bat received no answer, he be-
ing unable to speak. lie then at
tempted to walk, but was unable to dc
so, and Mrs. Strickland carried or as
sisted him to the house. Medical aid
was Immediately summoned. The
injury was pronounced fatal. He suf-
fered intensely until about IL O'Clock
Tuesday night, when he felt easier,
and said that he was in no pain. He
was very low this "wednesday morn
ing, and council of physicians was
called, consisting of Drs. Waggoner,
Belding, and Leonard, who thought
he could hardly survive through the
day, as modification had undoubtedly y
taken place. His father, who is in
Fargo, Dakota, was Immediately noti-
fled by telegram, but will not proba-
bly, arrive in time to see his son alive.
Since writing the above, we learn
that he died at half past IL to-day.
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HAIR VIGOR. In common with
many others we have felt a lively in
terest in the Investigations which DR..
Aver has been making to discover the
causes of failure of the hair, and to
provide remedy. His researches are
said to have been much more thorough
and exhaustive than any eyer made
before. The result is now before us
under the name of AYKR's HAIR VIGoR.
We have given it trial, aud with full
satisfaction. 1t equals our most favor
able anticipatiOns. Our gray hairs
have disappeared, or resumed their
original color; and a visible crop of
soft, silken hair has started on a part
Of the scalp which was entirely bald.
Democrat, Abingdon, Va.
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CHAUTAUQUA LAKE, which will
doubtless be the most popular Of our
summer resorts this season, received
its name in the following manners-
Years ago, before Shattuc was born,
or the A. s. G. w. r. r. even thought
of, an old chief lived near the lake
whose squaw was all incessant talker.
She could have out-talked Porter, Ev.
arts, and Beach altogether. But the
old chief didu' mind her talking any.
He would only grunt and say, ''Pshaw! I!
talk way" which was afterwards COR
rupted into Chautauqua. We have
the highest authority for this-a man
about seven feet high. - Cincinnati
Saturday Might.
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NINETY-four in the shade! How's
that for high2
THE weather for several days past
has been excessively hot.
LAST winter was very cold one.
| THE farmers will soon be busy in
the hay aud harvest fields.
WE hear no complaints these days
about winter lingering in the lap of
spring.
The Commissioners will be in
session tomorrow.
| iTHEnE was fine turn out at Gar
rettsville ON Monday. r =ftt 2
e. II. Thomas is about to start a
newspaper at Newton Falls.
The Eastern Ohio Fair is tn be held
at Alliance September 18th, 10Th and
18th.
N. ID. CLARK and Willis Strickland,
Esqs., are on a trip West.
WIN. NJ. BUTLER, ESQ. and Col.
Royal Taylor left home last Friday on
their trip across the. briny ocean.
The hydrophobia is about. Muzzle
your dd-dogs.
The lager beer, soda water, lemon
ade and ice-cream venders did big
business on Saturday.
THE strawberry crop has about
'played out"
WE learn that they had "high old
time" at the Newton Falls races on
Saturday.
! The Radicals of this District are to
hold their Senatorial Convention at
Kent, on the 18th inst.
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CHARGED WITH lNCEsT.-On Tues
day afternoon Fredcrik Hemig, Of
Edinburgh, was brought before JUS
tice Jackson OF a charge of incest
committed upon the person of his
daughter aged about eighteen years.
The several criminal acts have con-
tinued through periOn of two yea, S
down 10 about six weeks ago. The
Justice after hearing the testimony
required Henig to give bail for his ap-
pearance at the next term of the Court
of Common Pleas in the sum of $1,000,
and in default thereof lie was commit
ted to Jail.
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ANIMAL MAGNETIsM.-Weh have read
of wonderful cures that have been per-
formed through this medium, but it
has always been SO remote. that it on.
ly elicited passing thought.
We are gratified 10 know, that such
cures have been, and may bo perform
ed in our midst through this natural
agent, which cannot be gainsayed.
Mrs. DR.. Beardsley, ot New York.
who is stopping for . few days at the
Poe House, Ravenna, is proving tO
many practically. the virtue of hel
wonderful magnetic healing powers,
Persons suffering from diseases which
medicines cannot relieve should avail
themselves Of this opportunity.
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Our new fire company-"P. Nuts
No. 3"-by special invitation from
many citizens Of Garrettsyille, visited
that town on Monday to participate
in celebrating the Fourth there. No
objection has been heard to their 60.
ing as it is thought the property Of our
citizens would not be materially i'm
periled thereby, number Of Rnssell's
Vertical Action pumps being left to
which resort might be had in All emer-
gency. Call ON Col. Cotter and see
"cuts."
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Sad Accident at Dserfeld.

On Tuesday, June 22d, Pierce Carl
ton, son of Mrs. Joseph Carlton, met
with fatal accident. Some weeks
since he cut his foot with an AK, and
being just able to walk with a crutch
he took his shot gun and went out to
shoot a squirrel. He left home at 3
O'Clock p. m., aud about O'Clock Mr..
Joseph Brown, neighbor, met him
in the woods on his mothers farm and
tried to help him shoot squirrel
which they had seen. After he left
him he heard one shot fired and think.
ing he had slrot at squirrel did not
go back to him. Night coming on,
and young Carlton not returning, his
mother sent man to look for him,
who found him lying in the woods
with severe wound in his head. He
was conscious but could not tell how
it happened. 1t rained heavily during
the afternoon. Help was summoned
and he was carried home, and DR..
Potter was called who did all that
was possible to alleviate his sulferings.
On examination it was found that the
charge entered his head just back Of
the right car passing out at the top of
the head, blowing off a large piece of
the skull. He was conscious when
found. His faithful dog accompanied
HIM. Pierce said he tried to send the
dog home and made several Intellectual
attempts to put blood on him SO as 10
attract attention. just how the acci-
dent happened will probably never be
known as he could not give satisfac-
tory explanation although conscious
nearly all Of the time till his death and
conversed freely about it. He died
July 1st, at 10 O'Clock p. M. His fun
eral on Saturday was attended at the
NJ. E. Church by q concourse of sym.
pathizing friends. Rev. G. Waters,
pastor OF the Deerfeld NJ. E. Church
(of which the Diseased was OH exem-
plary member) delivered an excellent
and appropriate discourse from Luke
81 and Goth, after which his remains
were deposited in the Deerfeld Gene
terry. w
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TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains No. 1. 2, 3 and II on main line run
daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. 1. ?, 8,
and - between Cincinnati and New York
daily
Connections ut Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne Il Chicago Railroad; at Ravenna with
Cleveland & Ptttsburg Railroad; at Meadville,
Union and Cory for Oil Regions at Corning
for Rochester, and points on the New York
Springfield, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land.
Connections at Cleveland for Toledo. Chicago,
Milwaukee. Omaha, and all points in the
North west
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
No" stop-ovcr' 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, D.
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SOCIETIES.

Unity Lodge, No. 12, r, and A. M.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays OF each
month. ...r....- u .as.
Tyrian Chapter, No: 01, X. A. NJ. M
Meets the third w cdncsday OF each month. In
Masonic Hall, Phenix glock; nsnN up
10. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. 90.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
ews' Hall.
Ravenna EncamPment' NO ASSs
Meets every snd and 4th Fridays OF each month.
Patrons of Husbandry-RAVEN
GRANGE No. 3a-Meets every SATURDAY; Octo
bor IL at o'clock P. NJ. and ON eaeh ate'nn'e
Saturday Mt l:;u P. ". at Grange Hall
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Ok Saturday we had pleasant cali
from Mr.. ID. N. Hatfield a former
Rayenna printer boyryho is now on.
gagged in the Photographing business
in Cleveland. The Herald, ia speak
ing of his work, says:
PIcTUREs OF PKoF. KING.-D. n.
Hatfield, of No. 205t Superior street,
has large aud very fine crayon por-
trait of Professor King, the celebrated
:eronaut, on exhi bition III Reid Il
Moulton's window. Mr.. Hatfield has
also taken some excellent photographs
of the balloonist, the wicker basket
and other things having reference 10
his profession being displayed around
the border OF the larger portraits.
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GHURCHES

CONGREG - REV, A. NJ Hills;
Pastor Services Sunday at ~ - A n. anu
20 P NJ Sunday school at ~ :l5 r ~ fraSer
MeetIn,. on Thursday Evening at 1:so
METHODIST-REv. ii. W EBB Pastor ser
vices On sunday 1T 10 ~ A. anu 20 -;
sunday school ut IL :I5 r NJ Prayer AeetihE
ON Thursday Evening At Z ID
nISfu,rERry GEORGE DARsIK Pastor.
s,i;...s on Sunday at 10 20 A. N and 81 N.
sunday School ut 1915 T. NJ Praycr Mee'ihs
on Thursday Evening at . ~
t;RACE-REv W. ii. CAPERs, Pastor. ser :
vice, on Sunday ut 10:3' A. ", anu ~ =: n.
sunday school ut II :l5 p. NJ Prayer Meetihs
on Thursday Evening ut 81
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION--CATHOL
Try j r CARROLL Pastor Services at = ana
10 50 each alternate sunday. Sunday School al
S:l0 p N High Mass sunday. July 4. and cach
alternate Sunday thereafter. Mass every "ech
day morning ut 10.
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Notice to Contractors. .

NOTICE is hereby given that scaled propo.
~ sails will be received by the Co Commits.
siOncrs, Mt the Auditors Oflice up to - o'cIOrI
noon, Aug. I'd, 1875. for excavatinE and furnish
ing of materials and construction Of two stone
abutmcnts for bridge across Silver Greek I'm
G2lrettsville. Specifications can be seen at the
Auditors Office. on and after July 18TH, 1878.
Bids will be by the perch of IS cubic feet.
Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
or all bids. Contractors will he required to give
bonds to the acceptance or Commissioners. fol-
the faithful performance of the work.
by order Of Commissioners
WA. GRINNELL, Auditor
Ravcnna. June 90. 1876. 357-4m
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Il 4, ), W,!|IOODRUFF. y
Administrators Sale.

As administrator of George Bosworth. de-
ceased. will sell 1T public auction at the late
residence OF the said George BOsworth, ,leceas-
ed, IN the northwest quarter OF R0OtstOwn, on
SATURDAY. JULY 10, 1875,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
property, viz:
One Bay Mare, good roadster; one good Work
Horse; first class Dairy Cows I Spring Calf
, Shoats. 1 twO-horse Carriage; j two-horse
wagon, l PlOw, Double Harrow Double
Harness. Grain Cradle. acres Of Wheat on
the ground. Q lot of Oak Lumber, Aieces OF
Broadelotn. SH yards each; 9 Dress Patterns.
Irish POplin, Plaid Shawl. and 3 variety OF
other articles. consisting of Farm implements,
Household Goods, &c. -F..-E- - = >
TERMS: :-$5,0 90 and under cash; over Is 90 six
months credit. with approved security.
JOSEPH s. FRAZER Admir-
p. H. BEAN. AuctiOneer.
k0OtstOwn, June Is, 1875. 357-2W+
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THE IrvingComedy Company which
SO signally failed to draw an audience
here, stopped in our neighboring viii
lage Of Kent, where they were greeted
with full house. The Buuetin SAYS,
the Company gives good, lively and
interesting entertainment many of our
citizens will testify. Irving as . come
dian is very rarely equalled. The
troupe leave here with many new
friends and admirers who look for
ward 10 future visits with delight.
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FoGLE's ELIXIR OF LIFE.
A CARD.

A CARD.
To Hos. GEO. +. ROBINSON, MAYOR:
DEAR SIR: desire through You to express &c
the citizens of Ravenna my heartfelt thanks FOL
the very kind reception given me on the Sd OF
July. had, n thought. years ago ceased
travelling through the air. but in this Centen-
nial year, NJ the request Of some friends.
agreed to undertake some ascensiOns.
have no words in which to express my feel
ings of thank. and grstefulness for my more
than kind reception in your beautiful city. To
the Committee on Balloon and Fire Works. to
the President Of the Gas Works, and to your
Honor, am under especial IOb.ie ations.
We had most eGectual assistance from Messrs
ID. e.. Goldman, j. +. Armstrong. ID. n. Clewell,
n. ID. Sey mOur. w. Ii. Ecebe, Cha> Williams
and T. Twitt,
To the kind assistance rendered is due, In a
large measure, the success OF Saturdays ascen-
sion.
Hoping that coming Fourths may he as pleas
ant As the last, remain
Your ob't servant,
SIS. THURSTON.
MRADvILLH July 5th, 1876. ~ sl.r.0 e +
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CHURCH IMPRovEMENTs.-Th Meth
sdists of Rayenna have been making
some decided improvements in their
church building. The audience room
has been newly and elegantly carpeted
throughout, the seats all newly cush-
ioned, and the rostrum rcmodcled
and furnished with a new desk and
very neat new furniture. The entire
improvements are in excellent taste
and add greatly to the appearance
and comfort Of the room.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of Portage
County. ut their next session in September, a d
1910: praying for the vacation of county road
on the following line. tO-wit: Commencing e in
the north and south road from the center Of
Dseraeld to the confer of Palmyra. a point
about one and one-half miles north from the
center of Detrheld, and leading thence wester-
ly about one mile. to the Newport ROAD $50 call
edl tor the reason that the same is, and will re-
m i / useless to the public and that to open the
m: and keep it in repair would be great
ptlDlic expense.
June sSth, a. i. 1875. 357-4w
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. -

Mr.. G. p. FREDERICK visited our
town last week and got up a business
chart tinted in four colors, containing
the cards Of over twenty of our busi-
ness men. He did his canvassing at a
very inopportune time, right in the
midst of the arrangements for cele-
brating. but by diligent effort he &C
cOmplished the work, and did all, we
believe, to the entire satisfaction OF
his patrons.