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Cross and sick,v Cbi,are,

Cross and Sickly Children can
be made healthy and strong by regu-
lating their stomachs aud bowels with
Castoria. 1t is more effective than
Castor Oil, and is as pleasant to take
as hsney. For Wind Collie, Sour
Stomach, Worms and Costiveness,
there is nothing in existence equal to
Castoria.
Why will you suffer fromR Rheum-
atism, Sprains, Stiff oints, Sw ellings.
Burns, Scalds or Weak Back, when
the Centaur Linimeat affords certain
relief. Many articles soothe pain to q
certain extent, but the Centaur Lipi-
ment cures, The white Liniment is
for the human family, the Yellow Lin.
iment is for horses aud animals,
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Correspondence. A SO
I take from q late paper the fellow
ing item: "The two Starch factories
at Presque Island, Me-, use 1000 BUSH
els OF potatoes daily" Now, with
hundreds of bushels of potatoes in
nest every cellar throughout tho
country, with prices so low. would net
such establishments be welcomei in this
section2 Ioften wonder that there
was not Starch Factory bsilt here
where people are cultivating large lots
of potatoes. Ifit pays in Maine, why
not here? Have we not got business
men in Ravenna or Portage County, to
look into this matter and see il there
was not money in it2 The money,
the material and the business men sre
here, aud all that is wanted 10 expert
enced hands and the will to establish
q work that would profit the county
largely. Let us hear from others on
this subject. o'st
A PoTAToE FARMER.
Nov. 9th, 1876.
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Black Alpacas and Pure MOhairs
30 new pieces of these goods just re-
ceiced which for color and luster are
unsurpas sed. SEARL BRO'S.
GREENS AUGUST FLOWER.

1t is natural for people suffering
with Dyspepsia and LIVER Complaint
or any arrangements of the digestive
organs, such AS Sour Stomach. Sick
Headache, Habitual Costiveness, pal
pitation Of the Heart, Heart burn,
Water-brash, gnawina and burning
pains at the pit of the Stomach, yell
low Skin, Coated Tongue, and disa-
greable taste in the mouth, coming up
of food after eating, low spirits. &C.,
to put off from day to day buying an
article that they know has cared their
,neighbor, friend or relative, yet they
have no faith in it until 1t is too late.
But if you will go to your Druggist,
BELDING & ARMSTRONG, and get a
bottle of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
your Immediate cure is as certain as
you live. Sample bottles of this med
,icine can be obtained for 10 cents to
try its superior virtue.
Regular size Is cents. Try it. two
doses will relieve anv case.
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MANTUA.
Nov. 9th, 1876.

Correspondence
On Saturday evening last the citi.
zens Of this town were startled by the
of the sudden and unex-
pected death of Mr.. Sylvester Bissell,
q well known citizen Of Aurora and
one of the most prosperous farmers
and prominent business men Of that
town. After transacting some bust
ness In the afternoon with Esq. Ladd,
he was returning to his home in COM
pany with Warrington Parker and
Frank Frost, and while riding along
about half mile west of the center,
conversing in his usual style, he was
suddenly seized with q convelsive
spasIm, his head thrown backward,
and almost as by stroke of lightning
he was dead. His lifeless body was
conveyed to his home the same even
ing, where it was received by his
shocked and stricken family, with that
agony of grief and sorrow, that Ian
guage is utterly powerless to describe.
His age was about 65 years. He leaves
q wife, one SON and two daughters to
mourn the loss Of kind husband and
q fond father, who is so suddenly re-
moved from among them. The SYM
pathy Of q large circle of neighbors
and friends are with this grief strick-
en- family in their sad bereavement.
Thedecease Of Mrs. Percis Winchell
wife Of Chauncey Winchell, is hourly
expected, several physicians having
pronounced her situation hopeless and
beyond recovery.
Tie weather continues favorable for
the gathering of the immense crop OF
potatoes which the farmers so foolish-
ly expected to transmute into green
backs and grow rich thereby. Scores
of wagons loaded with the mmrphys
are still blocking the roads at the Sta
ton each day, unloading at twenty
TIVE cents per bushel, and yet happi-
ness don't abound among potato rails
ers. Wonder if they will plant from
five to thirty acres apiece next year.
Experience is q dear school, Sc, sc.
Nov. 9Th, 1875. VERIrAs.
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The Georgi Pinno.

Mr.. r. NJ. Brown the eminent mu-
sician and composer, unsurpassed by
few as pianist, now with the CARO-
LINE RIcHINGs BERNARD TROUPE, say 8
in a letter dated Oct. 28th 1874: "I
find the GEoReI PIANO gives faithful
response to the pure essence of musi-
cal thought and the choice wine of
musical inspiration. II has infinite
means of expression, q nice fidelity to
every shade of energy and impulse and
a rich bright tone of exquisite purity
and sweetness. tits a splendid &C
csmpaniment to the voice, investing .
melody with characteristic genial and
sympathetic coloring." =.
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TOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
hthst a petition will be presented to the Com :
mlssIonsrs of Portage County at their next ses-
sion, Pecember, A b. 1915, praying for the va
cation of the southerly half of State road. on
the following line. to-wit: Commencing on the
line of the township line road running between
the townships OF suifield and Brimfieid, in said
county at the southwest corner OF land belong
ing to Jerry SAKE; thence running north easter
ly alon the line between tho lands of said Jerry
SAKE and Daniel Harter. until said road inter
sects with the road leading from the brick
school house about one and one fourth miles
west of Briu,aeld Center. TO a point about one
intersecting being about twenty rods north Of
said Sufiieid and Brimfeld township line road
JERRY SAKE. principal petitioner
RrimdeId. Oct. 18th. 1873. 3l3-4W
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Mr.. JACOB CARVER has sold his farm
in Randolph, mile and a half from
New Baltimore for SOL so per acre.
and is soon to take Up his residence in
Virginia. He is to sell his personal
property at auction ON his old place
on Friday, November 10Th. We're
gret to have our old Democratic friend
remove from among ns, ,nbut wish him
the most abundant success.
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r = y
A SMASH UP.-On Wednesday of
last week Mr.. Peter Cady, who resides
come four or five miles from tewn,
yoked up his oxen and came in to do
little trading. The cattle were
hitched in front of the Court House
park and the proprietor went about
his little "biz." Being some time ab-
sent from his team the animals be-
came restless, and breaking from their
msoring "took it up and went it
alone" making 2 40 time tor home.
They reached the crossing of the C..
y P. r. II. track just as "squsndsr-
ing. train was engaged in running a
switch, and collision occurred in
which the vehicle of our granger
friend came out in q very dilapidated
condition. One of the animals was
carried short distance on the track,
but aside from the smashing of the
wagon the damage was not great.
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If you are coming to town to trade
just lock ever the advertising columns
of the Press before starting out and
there you will be sure to find the place
TO get the best bargains.
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owNEK WANTED ron A HORSE.

lrOn the a2d day OF September last. a man left q
bay horse with black name and legs. and about
years old, weighing about 1850 lbs, at the resi-
dence of the undersigned in Sufiield. to be by
him keSt for two or three days, saying that he
the owner would call for the horse and pay
charges and take him away Now. said horse is
still with the undersigned, and he fears there Is
something wrong, and if said horse IL owned by
the person leaving him with the undersigned or
by any other person. they are requested to come
and prove property, pay charges and take him
away. GEORGE OLyINGER.
sufield. o.. Oct 18th 1s75-
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THERE is nothing VIC more depre-
cate than to be constantly dunning our
patrons, and we hope those who arc
in arrears will save US the disagreeable
necessity of doing SO by coming for
ward at once and paying up.
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THE chickens and turkeys that don't
want.to take a conspicuous part in the
observances of Thanksgiving, which
occurs on the 25th inst, will do we'll
to roost high till after that time.
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Cassimeres.

u I. vs.nps Cassimeres. 1nisiI
We are offering Cloths and CASH
meres at great bargaius, good styles
all Wool Cassimeres at 65cts., 75cts.
and 81 per yard.
j. s. SMITH & Co.
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Farm for Sale.

nURSUANT to an order from the Probate
ii Court of Portage County, offer for sale at
private sale \ farm owned by the late HeZekiah
futile. lying u mile northeast from Freesiom
Station, cont aiming about 5s1f acres Said farm
is in good loca tion and in good condition; build
ings in excellent repair. with good well at each
barn and house: good cistern. wood house hog
pen re. For further particulars. inquire Of
AIRS &. TUTTLE near the premises, or adj
dress the subscriber, ut Rayenna Post Omce.
T. ii. DICKIN SON.
Executor Of estate Of Hezekiah Tuttle, decd =
Sept. s. 1875 26I-Gm
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HEARrREND1NaCALAMITY

House Burned-TwO Children Perish In tho
Flames.
One of the most distressing alfsirs
that has ever happened in our town
occurred this "wednesday morning
at about o'clock. Mr.. Michael Skel-
Hey, an employee of the G. P. R. r. Co.,
working upon the Wood Train, with
his little family resides, or did reside,
in a smrll one story building on Lin
coin Avenue. At an early hour this
morning he arose and got his break
last and atsabout six o'clock left on the
train for his days labor Soon after
bis wife fastened up the house, and
leaving her two children-sne aged
between three and four years and the
other between one and two years
took; her pan. and went to . barn
lot short distance of to milk her COW.
She had been gone but a short. time
when, looking up, she discovered her
little home wrapped in flames. Hnr-
rying to the scene she endeavored to
get within the building to rescue her
little ones, but it was too; late ;. the
fames were madiy rushing from the
door. Every avenue of entrance was
barred by the fry elemen, and all at
tempts to rescue the children were ut
terly futile. When the flames had
subsided the remains of tho little in
nocents were taken out in "a charred
and blackened condition. A few of
the neighbors were at the scene soon
after the fire was discovered but their
efforts to rescue the little sufferers
were unavailinx. -9t :. ''1' .'aiiss ra.,
We have not learned how the fire
occurred. ,.,.u
Mr.. J. E. Sharp in attempting to get
to the children through the flames was
considerably burned about the face.
This is one of the saddest affairs that
has ever occurred in our town, and is
a crushing blow to the bereaved pa
r'n'' II q Il . a
Court, for the present term has
pretty much petered1 out.q The case
Of the State against Jacob Stoltz, in-
dicted for shooting with intent to kill,
the trial Of which was expected to
hsve been commsnoed on, Tuesday
mdfnipg, Was continued on account of
the severe illness of material wit
ness 90 80 EsE3 '.t -&al
In the case Of the State vs, John
Clark indicted for grand larceny, and
on which the jury was cut when our
paper went to press last week, ver-
dict Of guilty of petit larceny was re-
turned,
ON Tuesday morning the Court ad-
journed ever till Thursday to finish
up the business on the docket.
Two juries and special jury were
summoned, still but three civil and one
criminal case have been tried to juries
during the term. We are unable to
tell what the expense of jury trials is
to the county, but it is large, and it is
time something be done TO put stop
to the leak.
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Beavers:

xas...ass hr LIS. % 3 - "a ~ 90 sI.as-s
We are '.sffsring good all Wool
Beavers at less than manufacturers
cost, and the best Union Beayer in
Ravenpa at the price. s,'gs
E3Efis ont rh1J. s. SMITH & Co.
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CHURCHES.

psstor' services on Sunday at 10 80 4. T.. And
7.30P n. Sunday School at II :15 r. =. Prayer
Meeting on Thursday Evening at :3d r,-s.,;
METHODIST-REv. G. w. CLARK. Pastor
services An sunday at 10 30 A. NJ, and 30 n.
Sunday School at IL :15 p. 4. Prayer Meeting
ON Thursday Evening at Z 30 s..-af.aCI y
DIsCIPLE-RHv GEORGE DARsIE. Pastor.
Services on Sunday at 10 30 A, n, and :3U ~
Sunday school at 1918 P n Prayer meeting
on Thursday Evening at Z 80 gee 80 : 2
GRACE-RKv W. H. CAPERs. Pastor, Ser
Sunday School at :l5 P. Y. Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening at Z 30. ss,, ss,-.ur
IMMACULATE CONCEPTLON--cATHO
10 40 each alternate sunday. Sunday school at
8 80 p n High Mass, sunday. July 4. and each
alternate Sunday thereafter. Mass every week
day morning at Z 80.
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NEW FIR MI
1. P. SEYMOUR & CO.,

Successors to Smith, Woodruff q Co., are now
selling at the old stand
IN EMPIRE BUILDING,
From a large stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
BRUSHES, OILS. FARNISHES,
PUTTY, WINES, LIQUORS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PER-
FUMERY, CANDIES, q full
list of Patent Medicines, all
OF the Herbs known to
Botanic Pharmacy, and
in fact everything pertaining toa
FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE
Feeling thankful to the public for the kind
mes and conldnece bestowed upon me during
the past six years while serving in the capacity
of Druggists Clerk. now cordially invite them
to visit our establishment at
The Sign of the Big Mortar
Where all Prescriptions will beput up with the
greatest care. and where hope at all times 70
Be found "a worthy and well qualified"
The circumstances under which start IN bu-
ready pay Come and win do you good.
Ravenna. Feb. -. 1875. S39tf
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III FopkD. Of ,ls stkeeis in S.RA,enna
on Saturday asternoon pair of Misses
Gauntlet Gloves, The owner can OBJ
tain them by calling at this office.
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Black Silks.

The read Hand-spun Black Silks can
be found only at J. S. SMITH & Co.'S.
in Ravenna, also Guinet's Celebrated
Cleaking Velvets very cheap at
j. S. SMITH u Cos.
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FeeGsf Erftra Ell or IpEI
A MAN

Was heard to say that he did not know that j.
WOODRUFF was selling Brussels Cospet
Lounges at from 50 90 to SIS 90. else he would
not have paid the price he did at another es-
tablishment Always buy where you can get
the BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST HONEY.
J. WOODRUFF.
Rayenna. Oct 13, 1875. 3T9-4w
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BLEACHED and Brown Cottons are
ehe,pss than sver 2before offered I in
this market, at ~ : -
j. s. SMITH & Co.'S.
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Hosiery.

We are Offering an assortment of
sizes in childrens Striped Merino
Hose at l21a cts. per pair. worth 20cts.
-,---g-s.--.--- j. s. SMITH & c..
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Paisley ShaWls.
40 new Paisley shawls at
SEARL B.o's.

WILL'open i'm alfew days good Black
Water Proof Cloakfng at 75cts. per
yard, worth 81; J. -TFrN
J.sS. SyrIrH & Co.
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Our city "dads" have had to put
sideboards on the punch-bowl Of the
town pump.
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NY spring stock q: Payers having been sold
out or reduced to reIunaHts, am now receiv-
inxaNEw STOCK OF splendid Wall Pspers
for the Fall Trade. which shall offer at very
low prices. Remnants selling below cost
j. WOODRUFF.
Sept, IS, 1856 3os-tf.
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Two boxes good Collars for 25c.
White and Colored HORSE
BLANKETS, very low.
FOR sAEE OR RENT.

house and two acres Of land on South Pros.
pcct Street. Ravenna. Good Fruit Well and
Cistern Water on the premises. All in good or
der, For terms. apply 70 ME ELlsI BIIeHAH
= Ps GARRETT,
Ravennas Oct, -, 1875. ST4-6ms
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TRAINS Westward.

Trains No. i. 2, and II on main line run
daily. ,
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. T. ., g.
and IL between Cincinnati and New York
daily.
Hotel Coach on trim IL. between Iieayittssprg
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne.& Chicago. and Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail-
roads; at Ravcnna with Cleveland Ptttsburg
Railroad; at Meadyille Union and Cory for
Oil Regions; faty J an est town roG5 BuaaIo and
NIAGARA Falls :aRd at Binghampton for Albany.
Sprin zfeld, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land. -a-r -.--s ~, -ils--f sttfi y sT.f
Connections at Cleveland d for Toledo. Chicago,
Milwaukee. Omaha, and all points in the
North west. '-a-- fsrrft
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
No stop-over' allowed upon local tickets
Local passengers must purchase ticke1ebo their
nrst tstopping place. and may then IeptrcfpsS
from that point toTdestination. y ~
w. b. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
CINCINNATI, o.
EfTf fFfEi fP. D. COOPER
General Superintendent.
315 CLEVELAND, o.
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Patrons Of Husb..dry.

The following resolution was unan.
imously adopted by Portage County
Council p. of H., at their regular
meeting held at Ravenna Nov. 2, 1876
Resolved, That we are In favor ei
the strict execution of tho law to 70.
strain stock from running at large, and
ask the farmers of the county to aid
as in enforcing the same.
G. L. BARTLETT, Sec'y.
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Attachment Notice,

Attachment Notice,
Paulina Bcardman, by Albert Fowler, Ag'r
plaintiff against Charles w Boardman. deft
Before Orrin Stevens, j. r., of Palmyra town.
ship. Portage county, Ohio
ON the 10th day of October. A ID. 1873. eaid
Justice issued order of attachment in the
above action for the sum of seventy one and 15-
100 dollars. said cause l. set for trial Dec. 9Th
A. D. 1875 at one O'Clock n. 7f
ALBERT FOWLER. Ag't for pl'H.
Palmyra Oct. 18th. 1915 373-3w T .
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Just Received,

Just Received,
100 lbs. more of that splendid Blue
Mixed Yarn, ALL WOOL, at 81 no per lb.
N. CONVERSE & Co.
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SOCIETIES.

Unity Lodge, No. 12, r, and A. M.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays Of each
month. 80 ~
Tyrian Chapter, No: 81, r. A. M.
Meets the third Wednesday of each month, In
Masonic Hail. Phenix Block
I. O. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge, Ne. 3d.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
oWs' Hall.
Ravenna Encampments No. 12Q. ~
Meets every 9nd and 9Th Fridays OF each month.
Patrons OF HusbandFy-RAVE
GRANGE. No. 32-Meets every Saturday: Octo-
hor ii at O'Clock p. ", and on each alternate
Saturday at 1:30 P. n, at Grange Hall
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- Black Beaver ClOakings.
An elegant stock of New Black
Beaver Cloakings at
SEARL Bros.
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- MrssRs, Wa4y DEWEY & &oCo-, OF
this place opened a new Jewelry
establishment in Akron 7to-day.-
They are gentlemen Of large export
ence in the business and have q we'll
earned reputation. of being upright,
honorable dealers. The Akron house
we learn, is to be under the charge of
MI, Me- p lD1'i-AA9 A. Deweyfeat2 lEnoiig
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CLEVELAND q PITTSBURG RAILROAD
on ami after May %. 1875. Trains will leave
stations daily, Sundays excepted,) rs follows:
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Black Silks.

A full line of Black Silks in the best
makes offered at SEARL Bros.
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Irish POplins.
A very full stock of Irish Poplins in
beautiful shades just received at
SEARL Rios. .-
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New Advertis,ts.
Oyster Supper and Dance.
al 4.... g

There will be an Oyster Supper and Dance at
BRADLEY'S HALL, MANTUA STATION
on Thanksgiving Eve, THURSDAY. Nov. a5th
1878. All are cordially invited.
AIUsIc-Miller Farr's Band,
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Portage GO. pHcid Register.

Common Pssas Judoe-PhiIo B. Conant.
Member Conssitutional Conc's--J- d: Horton.
Represenkatire IN Le0isldfHre--Orville Blake.
Probate JHd0e--GideOn seymour.
County sCzsrk-John Meharg.. = go
oosnty 7Lsesur~-Jchn CsBeasty-s4 z
Resff-O q. RisdepsE
Recorder- -GeorgeW. Barrettl a *
Comm missios<rs~smith SANFORD, Wanzor Aol-
comb. Edward A. P6rs0n0 -
Lnfrsna'y Dfrectors-B. Wells. Amzi Wilmot.
,o,~.sv Svrvevo,-.J.d .dedish Cole.
Se1ooS EsaS.i.<rs1W. ". Patton. 8. Puckett.
George Darsfe. Has
Mayors sofIncOrporatsd Of Yillagss---y
GarresssrAs- s. Ferris;
Kent-Charies II. Kent;
Racenna-George h. Robinson
justices OF the Peaco. Il
Atwater-sylvester A. Hinman, A. " Wilson.
Aurord-John l.. Thompson, worthy Tayio
Brfn.feld-J. l. Carrier, c. H. Chapman.
Deerfeid--C. s. Tibbals, j H. Holman.
Rfankzis-Nelson Barber. Milo Shorts, Isaac
F,eeaom-Eymsn ~ ~Briant. Henry C Jennings.
GasrefesDfHe-A. A. Barber. James Norton.
Aantua-AIonzo \. Farr. Henry Cobb:
Nslson-Cornelius Baldwin. George T. Hedger.
PasmyrG-0rrin Stevens. David n. Evans, dhos.
Paris-Brainerd Selby. Uriah Hinehclih:
Rdndolph-Nathan T.. Sears, James r. Zoe
Racenna-CorneliusA A. Reed, Alexr topping.
Andrew jackson.
Rootsto,cn-Alfred II. Barlow, Otis Reed.
St,exksboro'-N D. Peck, Z. NJ. stanton.
Sy1He,d-Hugh X. Martin, Wiil,am fsuius:S
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IHFllM@llllI|ep4lgs. @llll
List of Advertisements.

eAvENNA, THURSDAY. NOV. IL. 1875.
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VIM Ruffie-City Bakery.
Dan R, King-Taken Up.
d. NJ. Pardee-Public Sale.
Oyster supper and Dance.
j. 8 Smith & Co-Six Local Notices.
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stolen Properly Recovered.


On or about the 23d Of October a
young man came to town with horse
buggy, and harness which he was anx-
ious to trade, and finally succeeded in
striking up bargain, or rather three
bargains. Tho horse he traded with
MI Martin Weaver, getting 50 so to
boot, the. buggy was exchanged with
Mr.. L. s. Ward. OF the Etna house.
for sulky, Mr.. Ward paying $25
difference, -and'rhe harness was "swap-
ped" with Mr.. r. B. Witter, who paid
the fellow So. Mr.. Will. Horr, teller
OF the Savings and Loan Association,
seeing a notice in one Of the Cleve.
laud papers offering reward for a
.stolen rig answering the description
of the one traded as above, gave no.
tice TO the party advertising, aud on
Tuesday evening of last week Mr.. w l..
n: P:s Brown, keeper of .liveiyF in
Cleveland, came to town and identified
the property as that which had been
stolen from him on the streets of
Cleveland. At last accounts the thief
was stili at large and our Rayenna
friends are the losers by the little sp-
Grafton of the property traded and the
boot money paid.
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