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The Georgf Piano

Need only to be seen to he appreciated.
The following from Brooklyn is one OF
the many testimonials that are daily
received by Mr.. Georgi and his repre-
sentatives. Mr.. Jno. Zundel, Organ
ist of Henry Ward Beecher's Church,
says: i
The Georgi has an exquisite action,
and everything about it shows thor
ough workmanship and indicates du-
rability."
Mrs. Hiram Calvin, for many years
leading soprano in DIR. Storr's Church,
is enthusiastic about the GeOrgi Piano.
Among the fine performers of Ra-
VIENNA who have tested the merits of
the Georgi, are Prof. G. H. Rudolf,
who says it is IAN elegant instrument" F"
Mrs. e. G. Swain pronounces it "per-
fectly magnificent" Miss Hackett,
organist of Grace Church, says it is
/" one of the best have ever seen."
DIR. Chas. H. Griffin, Director of the
Philharmonic Society, also expresses
his opinion that the Georgi is very
fine instrument, indeed, and worthy
of the praise bestowed upon it
Call and examine this superior Piano
at the new music store, opposite Reeds
opera rouse. EEff Fi sft 'trfttFF .
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Correspondence.
Times are very quiet since election.
Some wear new hats, and some don't.
Farmers are very busy this pleasant
( weather, securing their potato crop,
which is one Of the largest ever known
ip this section, some having over 200
bushels of peachblows to the acre.
Owing to the early frosts. corn is an
inferior crop this year, the greater
part being soft and unfit to keep.
Apples, none. Hickorynnts plenty.
NJ. Norton's shoe chop was broken
into last Thursday night, and pair Of
new boots taken.
The Congregational Church is at Last
finished, aud presents beautiful APP
pearance.
II. F.Hudson's cheese factory closed.
Something short in financial depart
ment. 9 8 O. A
s. N. Andrews, one Of our most reli.
able stock and produce merchants. is
extensively engaged in shipping pota-
toes, having shipped over ten thousand
bushels already, always paying the
Ehigheat market price.
Mr..I. B. Clark has just finished his
fine residence at New Milford.
Jake Kryss, our jolly blacksmith,
has erected one of the finest shops in
the county, in connection with his
Wagon shop. D.
.oet. ss25th, 1878, as5Ea
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The Sign of the Big Mortar
TO THE
Thinking Part Of Community.

BIackmailing, malice, selhshness, jealousy,
arrogance tyranny. covetousness. extortion.
falsehood and SANDER. all, within the last few
years have entered suits against me to the
amount of $40 900, ithout the least shadow of
justice, and have prosecuted them with all the
nrey maIignance OF demons. But have come
out OF them all without the smell Of fire on my
garments. They remind ms OF the old illiterate
pioneer preachers division of his sermon. VINO
got it into his head that # was necessary to use
the personal pronoun he on all occasions. He
took Tor his text: THE Devil is going about like
= roaringI: on. seeking whom he may devour.'
And. brethren. shall discuss this very import
ant subject under four general heads. And
firstly Who thc Devil he was, Secondly. Where
the Devil he was going Thirdly Who the
Devil he was after Fourtnly, What the Devil
he was roaring about"
And whilst their bioodhounds have been bay
ing on my track. have treated twenty-five
Thousand six hundred cases of disease. among
which are many OF the most malignant cases OF
Cancer, Gravel and Scrofula, the most of which
have been permanently cured. without the use
of the knife or burning plasters. but by thorough
constitutional medicine And still there is n
part OF our would-be good citizens VINO nave
the unmanIiness to declare to persons who come
to me tewbe treated. that Doctor Goucher can't
cnre a Cancer He never cured q Cancer in his
life He hasn't cured Mr. Daniel Leach, Of
Hiram, Portage County. Ohio, aud that he is
worsa than ever" There was even thing,
claiming to be a doctor who went into one OF
the drug stores in Rayenna, and called for a
disinfectant, stating that he was treating MI.
Leach now; that his cancer had broken out
worse than ever here denounce the whole OF
these statements, rs base slander. and not only
base slander but bare-faced lies of theblackest
Kind Mr. Leach tcds Thoroughly cured 6y Or.
GoucAer, and rensaias perfectly areH TO tie Iresen
k0NP.
FOR this unequaled patronage 1 return my
heartfelt gratitude, and say to all suffering from
the torturing influence OF any variety of Chron
ic Disease that am prepared to treat them will
n success unparalleled in the history OF cure.
Once, Corner OF Sycamore and Cedar streets
Rayenna, Ohio. Office hoarz, from a. m, unit
1p- m.
j. GOUCHER, M. ID.
Raveuna Ohio. May 5th. 1875. $40 en-
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The Court of Common Pleas Is still

The Court Of Common Pleas is still
in session, Judge Cenant on the bench
There has been but little busines ofgen-
eral interest transacted thus far. But
one jafy trial has thas far ben had,
that of Samantha Wilsey against Linus
B. Wright Executor of Nathan Clover,
decd, and was. to recover for services
rendered by plaintiff to the testator in
his life time. The jury returned a
verdict for plaintiff for $500. This
was the second trial of the case, the
jury in the first trial returning ver-
dict for plaintiff for s7s3. a F
{ { There. have been quite number, of
iud sments ana DEGREES entered on
hearing TO Court but we have not the
time to make summary of the pro-
ceedings at this time. RI caoII
The grand jury finished their busi-
ness and were discharged. on Friday
They returned twelve indictments,
as follows: Three against Jacob
Stoltz, one for shooting with intent to
kill, ana two for shooting with intent
to wound; against Wilbar Starner,
for grand larceny two against John
H. y psnnings for violations Of liquor
laws; against Thomas Lingo, for as
sault and battery three against John
CLARK, two for grand larceny and sone
Tor house breaking ;and two Against
William Marvin for obtaining credit
under false pretenses:
In the cases of. the State against
William Marvin, for false ,pretenses
the attorneys for theJ JDefendant filed
motions to quash the indictments on
the ground that the. prosecution Of the
orfme was barred by the statutee OF
limitations, the alleged crime having
been committed more than one year
before any prosecution therefor was
instituted. The Court upon hearing
the arguments in the case, sustained
the motion, and discharged the defend
ant frem custody.
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BRIMEIELD.

Correspondence.
This week we, with much sorrow,
head this chapter OF events with an
other death. Mrs. Jane Essig, died
at her home in this place on Monday,
October IL, in the Oath year Of her age.
She was much esteemed by all who
knew her, and received the kindest
sympathy, through her illness, from q
host of friends. -i.tti
Rev. w. II, Haskell. who has been
assigned to this place, delivered his
first discourse at the M. E. Church last
Sunday, Oct. Oath.
The Children's Meeting that came
off at tho Universalist Church last Sun
day, was one Of much interest. The
exercises consisted mostly of singing
choice Sabbath School music, and rec
'itattons by many smaller members of
the schools. The programme gave
general satisfaction. The day was
most besutiful, and the occasion one
Of great enjoy ment. The house was
filled to'overfiewing; as well as were
the souls of those who listened to the
mapy kind words and thoughts.
Rev. L. B. Forbush, Unitarian
minister, of Cleveland, will supply.the
pulpit in the Universalist Church of
this place next Sunday, Oct. 81. Ser
vices at the usual hour, 2 O'Clock p. "A.
The late political contest was that of
capital vs.. labor. In Brimfield we did
our duty, and by perfect system of
organization, succeeded in getting ev-
cry Democrat to the polls, and by that
effort we gave the largest majority
, YER given in this town, making the
majority 100. gain of % since the
election of 1873. Although we are
beaten, we do not intend to give up,
but will show that to be conquered is
something moro than to be beat five or
six thousand instead Of 25,OOO or 4O,-
COO. Let all who sold cut stay sold
we want Democrats who cannot be
bought, substantial, honest, reading
and thinking men, not drunkards and
liars, d.
Oct. 25, 1876.
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TRAINS WEsIWARp.

Trains No 1. 2. and II on main line run
tlaily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. 1. 2, 3.
and IL between Cincinnati and New York
daily u ~ Il y. 8
Wayne & Chicago Railroad; Mt Ravenna With
Cleveland Ptttsburg Railroad; at Meadyille,
Union and Cory forOn Regions at Corning
for Rochester. and points on the New York
Central; and at Bipghampton for. Albany.
springfield, Worcester, Boston AND New Eng
iand.
Milwaukee. Omaha, and all points in the
Northwest lStst
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
for the South and West
No" 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. ID. COOPER
General Superintendent.
3OS CLEVELAND. D.
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UCS black silks. 3.
A full line of Black Silks in the best
makes offered at SEARL Bros. ;

y & =
TATTLERs.-Somebody who knew
what he was talking abeuton said !:
"It is a great thing to mind one's-own
:bniness. ." sTrue true, too true 2 But
ID it not still greater and @more i'm
portant thing to let other peoples
business alone? There is hardly q
class of pests in modern society so
snperlatively contemptible as the tat
tiers and meddlers in other peoples
affairs. The fhief the cheat, the
'flrunkard and the miser challenge our
respect and admiration when compar-
ed with the inquisitive, jealous mind
ed tattlers who go niousing about in
the garb ofpiety and social respecta-
bility poking their noses into. the az
fairs of their neighbors, seizing upon
every trifing circumstance for the
purpose of gratifying their vulture ap-
petitss. These mischief making busy.
bodiesRre simply unmitigated nuis-
ances.
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GREEN'S 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, pail
pitation OF the Heart, Heart burn,
Water.brash, gnawins 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 cured their
neighbor, friend or relative, yet they
have no faith in it until it is too late.
But if you will go to your Druggist,
BELDING q ARMSTRONG, and get q
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 % cents. Try it. two
doses will relieve anv case.
Cross and Sickly Children can
be made healthy and strong by regu-
lating their stomachs and bowels with
Castoria. 1t is more effective than
Castor Oil, and is as pleasant to take
as heney. For Wind Collie, Sour
Stomach, Worms and Costiveness,
there is nothing in existence equal to
Castoria.
/ Why will you suffer fromRheum.
atism, Sprains, Stiff oints, Sw ellings
Burns, Scalds or Weak Back, when
the Centaur Liniment affords certain
relief. Many articles soothe pain to g
certain extent, but the Centaur Lini-
ment cures. The white Liniment il
for the human family, the Yellow lin
iment 10 for horses and animals,
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SEE4a q E,!'3a|E [F3'9||s's i ! 9|!]' s!f5F9ls''

PorAToEs are abundant and the
price lew.
The jingle of specie in the pockets
of the people is not yet to be heard.
H1cKoRYNUTs are said to be abund.
ant.
,3M a4xrs1sssRs SsildsnP IN e..
tensive addition to his establishment,
H. P. HALL, ESQ, of the st. Paul
Dispatch, paid our town brief visit
on Saturday and Sunday.
4 soAtsdf oufiRatennab bsaiaesP men
are beginning to find out that there il
sstoo much meney," in the country.
Guess not.
AND the mourners go about the
streets.
AN exchange recommends bedding
horses with tan bark as q cures for the
epizootic.
- Now is tho 1seasony for putting mp
stove pipes; and profanity is alarm
ingly On the increase. Y19uIsi4eN
ONE of the advantages of the pull
back style.is said to be that il enables
two ladies to walk under one urn-
brella.
OUR neighbors of Kent are soon to
have a new Silsby steam fire engine!
The Kent Rock Glass Works have
again gone inte operation, and, as we
ireH ID be. coudncted on
the cooperative plan.
THERE were about forty applicants
for certificates before the Board of Ex-
aminers on Saturday. The next ex-
animation will take place November
~@ T%T
= I'LL MDblki another of Ge Raven-
na bows who went to California last
spring, returned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. B. F. PINNEo and wife, of Col
orado, have been spending a few
weeks in Ravenna visiting friends.
They speak very highly of their West
snro hnm,sf c.EA sz1E AK rtiH
T. B ALcoRN. ESQ, of Pittsburgh,
spent few days during the past week
visiting his parents and friends in Ra-
VIENNA. Hespeaks very encouragingly
of the political prospects in the Key
stone State this fall.
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WIMuAAM. Z

Correspondence.
SQIRREL HUNT.-A squirrel hunt
took place on Saturday. Philo Biercs
and Henry J. Higley,. Captains
Bierce's side beat the other on count
by 1900. An oyster supper was served.
Quite a number of new horse sheds
are being built 10 take the place of
dilapidated ones.
The High School is in successful op-
Grafton, A. j. Odell, teacher.
M. P. Higley has recently put up q
new house on p. Robbins lot at. the
Center.
+. ID. Snow has built store room,
which will also be used 10 keep the
town Library in.
Last Saturday and Sunday the first
quarterly meeting for the present con-
ference year. was held in this place.
Elder j. Tribby officiating, preaching
some very able discourses. get
The Congregational church are
without q pastor.
Election passed off about as usual.
One person offered his vote without
having his legal papers. He took the
first train for Ravenna, and came back
just in time TO cast vote for Hayes.
I would like to see the official vote
that W as cast in the county, including
the Prohibition vote, both State and
County. Why was not the five Pro-
hibition votes in Ravenna certified to 2
see a statement that the Prohibition
voters are Assistant Democrats. l
know that number of Democrats in
the county voted the Prohibition ticket
and according to the past history OF
the two leading parties, more temper
ance laws have been passed by Demo
Gratis than by Republicans,andT would
not be far from the truth in saying
that there are more Republicans than
Democrats in this county who sell
alcoholic drinks, and knew there are
more Republicans than Democrats in
this town get drunk and most of the
Democrats that get drunk were for.
merly Republicans. When Republi.
can papers sanction, and the party &C
quiesce in the nomination and election
of men 10 effice who are known 10 bt
drunkards, they must be lost to al
temperance principles, and all thei
professions are but sounding brass ani
tinkling symbals. PRoAIBITIoNIsT
Oct. 26, 1875.
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The amount of taxes to be collected
in Portage County for the year 1875,
including the delinquent taxes and
penalties of 1874, 5 is Q $194,5l2.l4 3.
There don't seem to be any "contrac-
tion'' in the expenses of the govern
ment eitht r local or general. a
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OWNER WANTED rok A HORSE.

On the 2Sd day Of September last, mau 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 Sufield. to be by
him ke,.t 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 IL
something wrong, and if said horse is 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 OLVINGER.
Sufield, o., Oct 18th 1875.
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DOAD NorICE.ANotice is hereby. given.
missoners Of Portsre Counf5' g & tSeia hest & ses
sion. Pecember. a, d. 1sf5, prayinE for the va:
cation of the sontherly ha1f Of . State road, ON
the following line, to- wit: COmmenctng ON the
line of the township line road running between
the townships OF Suffeld and Brimfeld. in said
counsy, At the s0ath-west corner OF land belong
ing to Jerry SAKE; thence running north.easter-
" along the line berween the lands Of said Jerry
sects With tfe road iesdine rom sr, FIse ne brici
school house about one and one fourth miles
west of Brimneid Center. to point about one
intersecting being about twenty rods north Of
said Sui1ield and Brimneid township line road
JERRY SAKE. principal petitioner.
Drimfeld, Oct. 18th. 1873 3f3-4w
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Mr.. N. CONVERSE went to New
York city last week to purchase a
stock ,of Fall and Winter goods for the
house of which be is the, senior men,
ber. He is able to buy at rock bottom
prices, and will sell them OH the same
favorable terms. So all may expect
good goods at low prices. Give them
an early call. ss9 o. 's - 'f'n z
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Mr.. w. M. Chapman, of this village
has obtained letters patent on a new
belt coupiin Z! for Joining the ends of
machine belts. The invention is re-
garded bs nsaelipesis as 4 very vaIu-
able one.
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NEW PAsToR.-Rev. G. w. Clark,
who was assigned by the Erie Confer
ence to this station, has moved into
the Parsonage on Prospect street and
entered upon the duties of his PASTOR
ate.
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Davis Patent Bed Springs,

which. owing to its case. durability and cheap
proportioned than any other In the market, has
given general satisfaction. He would infoi m
the public that he ill continue the manufac-
ture of the same. and sell ut reasonable prices.
CAGENTS WANTED tor Townships and
Counties through Ohio.
For terms, apply at my shop on Chestnut ST.,
opposite Court HOu> q, Ravenna. OhiO.s
kayenna, o. 0ct- % lSz5. 3E-4F*
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Ny spring stock ., fapcrs having Teen sold
out or reduced to remnants, am now recciv-
fnxa NEW STOCK of splendid wall Papers
for the Fall Trade. which shall offer at very
low price, Reupants selling below cost
j. WOODRUFF
Sept. 10, 49,. Sos-u-
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OWING to the times / will
make Special Bargains the
next 30 days s,.sa sai1
III. p. PARSONS, Jeweler.
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Ate.ohment ssotac.,

Paulina Beardnas, by Albert Fowier. Ag't.
splAintih, aSaihst Chxrlcs w. BoArdlnan, dcf't
Before Orrin Stevens, j. p, of Palmyra town.
ship. Portage county, Ohio.
On the 18th day of October. A. D. 1878. said
Justice issued an order of attachmcns In the
above action for the sum of seventy -one and 75-
100 dollars. Said cause l. set for trial Dec, 6th,
A. D. 1875. at one O'Clock II. -s.fst
ALBERT FOWLER. Ag't for pl'n.
Palmyra, Oct. 18th. 1875. 37S-3W
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JUDGMENT NoTEs.-Those in want
of blank Judgment notes can find a
supply at this office.
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A REVIVAL meeting has been in pro-
gross at the Disciple Church for about
ten days past.
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cHuRCHES.

Pastor Services on Sunday at 10 30 A. ", and
SOP N. Sunday school alta :15 r. 4. Prayer
Meeting on Thursday Evening at f:W
METHODIST-REy. G. w. CLARK. Pastor.
Services on Sunday at 0.30 A. n, and 30 n
Sunday School at II :15 p. Y. Prayer meeting
on Thursday Evening at Z :3O.
DISCIPLE REV. GEORGE DARsIE: Pastor.
Services ON sunday at 10 30 A. Y, and :3o. NJ
Sunday school at 1918 p M Prayer Meetng
on Thursday EveAing at 1:3O
GRACE-RKv. w II. CAPERs, Pastor: Ser
vices ON Sunday at 10 30 A. n, and z 30 p, NJ
Sunday School at II is P n. Prayer eMeeHns
on Thursday Evening at :5O'.@'" -. 81 ~
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION--CATHOL
-REy J, r. CARROLL. Pastor. Services at ana
10 80 each alternate sunday. sunday School at
3:3OPN High Mass, sunday, July 4. and each
alternate Sunday thereafter. Mass every week
day morning at z 30
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.gaiS.astfessRr .sf Z F. eel


Was heard to say that he did not know that y.
WOODRUFF was selling Brussels Caspee
Lounges ut 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 MONEY.
j. WOODRUFF.
Rayenna, Oct, IS, 1875. 312-4w
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Teachers Examination.NA
vUyHE next examination of Tea .hcrs will be
i held at - School Building. in kavenna.
On Saturday, October 23rd, 1875,
Commencing at O'Clock. A. M. and closing at
4 o'clock r. N. BY order Of the Board.
s8Qtf N. WILCOX, Clerk.
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CLEVELAND &PITTSBURG RAILROAD
On and after May 23. 1875. Trains will leave
stations daily (Sundsys excepted,) as follows:
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves indebted to
the firm of Mason b Son. are requested to call
and settle Immediately. as all unsettled accounts
Nov, 1st, 1875 will be left for collection.
GEO. o. MASON.
Oct. Is, 1875. 372-at,
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III .tIi = = !. y St-ttf
On Wednesday evening of last week
a one-legged ira mp made his appear
apce at the Office. Of Mayor Robinson
and demanded lodgings fer the night.
The Mayor Informed him that he
could not accommodate him. The fell
low persisted in his request, and de-,
clared that he would do some act that
would get him into Jail it his demand
was not granted. His Honor became
somewhat riled' at the fellows impu-
dence, and told him perhaps he had
best begin right there, No sooner said
than done; raising his crutch he lev
elled blow at light of stained glass
in the doer TO the Mayor'sl quarters,
and the "light of other days" was no
more. The tramp found quarters for
the night at the Hotel de Risdon. and
in the morning lit out for more hos
pitable parts.
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LOUNGES!

If you want the best Lounge ever offered il
this market, at the LOWEST PRICE, go to
WOODRUFF'S. New stock just received for
the Fall Trade. Call and see them before you
buy. j, WOODRUFF
Sept. IS, 1873 s8s-tf.
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In additian to the, elegant Georgi
Pianos and Mason & Hamlia Cabinet
Organs of new and beautiful design
may be found at the new Music Store
of e. II. Goodman, in, Little's building,
opposite Reels Opera House, large
and selected stock of Sheet Music,
Piano Stool, Violin Strings, and other
musical goods. Parties having old
Pianos and desiring to purchase new
ones can have an opportunity to ex-
change on favorable, terms, as full
value will be allowed for SEC ond-hand
Instruments Call and examine stock.