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New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

The ntw illustrated ROok Of Fashions.
This boOS contains fuI AMI detained
account of all tne Deparimehts oi Tue
1 establishment; also, fprtye git kngiaN-
iue.s xr,utrd l,y a hiV class ArtiS', ~
lnsirating the Npst shiOusDle I'D be-
coming siy ca Of Costumes for Genie
mon. Youths, and Oys; Kiuiue habi :,
Jackets, AID UlSters for Ladies'; and
|. .veriss for Sc waits.
Messrs. SAMUEL BROTHERS return
tha. Ks to Tie 7 American C0nNeth"h OF
[. s,r nlnt 10 rs recommendations.
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1ErrlIurc.


FURNITURE, CARPETS Mattresses, &c, cheap
4 Tor casi-At COWP' R1HN All'S 10 and l57 'ha ani
81 Three iourstoy liidues IL argr ~arer'InS uitd
st ctO Iursu and lTrssliPasr sJiits pah'eu
walnut. Sle 4" $500. Tal. russrls, IL
nc. Red Checl, and White Canton Mat
10 rngs. Fancy frgran Carpets from 3c and
upwards on Cloth, Cloths. CassIu &c Ion cash.
ANDEIW LESTER S Co.. 37l Btosdway
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Summer Retreats.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT THE
UPrOwN oFFicES W. 1.l Br"al cor thrty's :, 4
s, s0e Wet Twenty thir,lst, cor. EiFhtave; 7Oo
Third ave, Forty seventhst' at the AHEd oFFtrr-
Iau,ire,l and Twenty oIrth Al,
(Harlrm savings Bank Buil,ng. up To m- At regular
3 vi rat
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RESIDENTS IN AMERICA

Can be supplied with London ClOihtng,
uf he fneSi snatrrials, perfect IN sttie
and III, ly 10 OIuwing the Instructions U1
o u Self NJ a,arement Rul 8, M our New
Fashion bOOs, which, win samples OF
Materials Is forwarded ost Tree. \ rs
niiiauce II 4 II tie aIuouDi must be
:, I;t with oTfeT uut N" ma nJtI need
not ~ paid till the delivery Of the goods
~ Yr,feTredl. as arrangements haNo
been mace that the iOrwar ing COM
pauirs Agent shall az t.ie time OF sv
cry al any given addT, ss co.icet thr Ddl-
a ce d o, togctl er with iorManlng
clarges and Custelns dues, hls nrsle
ol cole non and del very has been 'Oand
ol graf s.Tvice in 60 IdUoting very On
teiis,ve American trade
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HU EL,
> FIuls ISLAND, l.. T..

Through tcrris checked from Hunters Point
Y 4 t'-uir. lsiliTuai AZ , a. mf and $50 p.
F,rryhaI iya Jariessp New IuFE. eyerY 80 minutes
d n. rty lonr-A every minutes for Hunters Point
: SANNIS proyT!einr.
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in tvu 20 r. 81 t'fr rn0f bai 70 aud
cav T,rIu. ~ pr web. A'dr'rr z -ltli i,
No. % Gr.ndsi. Wiiimshurgh or ISAAC H. A!.Ilit X
NOuipnrf !. l.
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Dcr Gram.
A AFACT.-HORTON. ICE CREAM Is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
appreciated for its purity nolness and certainty I" DO
Ing lvered good order.
CHURCHES. PAIRS. STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS. &C
supplied at
2Je. PER QUARf
Depots s05 Fourth ave. 26i Bro:way and rs Chaihamst
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Donro nno Rooms.
Below Foprteenth-s,.

GENTLEMAN and WIFE can board with
N small family rsxi viuI'r opposite Columbia g ilrer
so Ier second Zoo olrf DO rdtr~; oin hfr
Aodr'ss H $. TIi5tne Uptown Office, l2- troaiway
OTH-ST., "a WEST.--Cloict Of HAND
~ ~ y FL RNi HE'D LOOMS. with ell con' 'enience.
LET with LO%lDi tIRI sient parties aoc'nmp'ate
IN ANERIEY-PLACE near frOad way
Nv Furnish. lOt MS Vi,h or WitAOat BOABD uais.en
people taken table bOaid -.
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Denll5Irp
Business ghnnres.

$4,000 grrs To f5ooo M ,.lA wANTID l,ls .,., with
q er cat corrol capital location Now York AsuI IS
y Box l.0A2. Asw.Hsgsu, Conn.
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New INSURANCE Company.

The election of Directors of the
'People's Mutual InsuranceC Company
took place at the Office of the company
i'm PheniX Block on Thursday last.
when the following gentlemen were
elected:
+. Il. Richardson. ID. &. Goldman
Andrew Jackson. w. ID. Durham, +.
w. Woodbridge, Nelson Converse, L.
II. Wait, John McClun, iavenna WIN.
Powers, Youngstown Warren Pack
ard, Warren; &. ii. Coy, Toledo; Ja-
cob Frick, Wooster; Louis Shafier,
Canton NJ. X. Robinson, Salem.
The Board organized on Saturday
by clccting Il. Il. Richardson, Presi-
dent Andrew jackson, Secretary and
Treasurer aud John McClun, Business
Manager.
The Board of Directors and officers
arc among the most solid, substantial
aud upright business men in Northern
Ohio, Tie Company starts out under
the most encouraging circnmstances
and we predict for il n large and pros
I'peroas bpsiness. II certainly will de-
serve il.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

10 John Card, Kirkland Card, Shadrach Card
and Margaret klblrr, who reside in Logan,
Harrison county. Iowa, and ). 5. Card and Os-
man Gard Cleveland. Cuyahoga county, Ohio
NJ. 5. Ca,d, West L.nanon. waynecounty. Ohio.
Frank Iuggles, Bedford, Cuyahogag county
ty, ohio; Ora Rug sles, Atwater, Portage coan-
~, ohio, and Emma Rugsles. city OF Pittsburgh.
Pennsylvania: lou are hereby notified that
Osmon Card as Adniinistrator OF the estate of
Shadrach B. Card, deceased, has filed in the
Probate Court Of Portage county. his petition
alleging that the personal estate OF said ,oce-
dInt is insufficient to pay the deby costs OF
administra ion, 49, that hsnied seized in fec
simple or the following dessrn,el5 real estate.
Porsa ge and State of SsiS ID VT: fsft of lots
lot No 90 themes \. ID sinss5t iipk ). thence 5.
10 chains II ks; thence W chs 81 ks thence
5 % ks; Thence w through lot VI. 20 chs. so
ks tnet.oo s. chs W. lks, to the center OF state
road: thence w. in thc c-ater OF said road to
the 5. + eorney Of lnpd now belonging to the
fate or David Edwhfsis. deceased = thence n.
Oh T. line OF sand David Esiwards' land to the
center of town line road; thence E, aloAR
center of said road to place Of beGiNninY,
containing forty seven fl!l acres Of lapd.
Excepting from the above ID: :cribet land strip
10 .ia's Hoon. and leaving about az 25-100 acres
belonging to said decedsnt's estate and sought
to be sold. The prayer of said petitien Is foT IN
order to sell said premises sNr. the payment OF
debts anu charges 80 aldfeSaid.
Said petition will be for hearing Friday Feb
ruarS 3Sth, 1876. at 100 Clock A. NJ, issi
OSMON CARD. Administrators
p.,r of the est estate Of s. p CAAEa decaased
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

In the case of the State of Ohit
against Jacob Stoltz. for shooting will
intent to wound, which was OH tria
when our paper went to press las
week. the jury returned verdict, af
ter being out some eight or ten hours
OF guilty. Mr.. Stuart, on behalf Of
the defendant, asked that the jury be
poiled, which was done, and, alter
calling the names Of several jurors,
that of Mr.. G. w. Boosinger was
called, and he answered that he had
agreed 10 the verdict, though it was
not his mind. He thought it should
be only for assault and battery, but as
the jury had signed petitition to the
Court, asking for thr exercise of its
clemency, he had consented to the ver-
diet. The jury was again sent out by
the Court for further delibcration, and
in about two minutes returned with a
unanimous verdict of guilty.
American Insurance Co. VS. Abigail
&. McClun. Demurrer TO third ground
of defendants answer sustained, to
which defendant excerpts.
n. S. Olin VS.. l.. III. Limbert. De-
murrer overruled, to which defendant
excerpts.
N. S. Olin VS. l.. Ii. Limbert. De-
murrer overrulcd, to which defendant
excerpts. Case ordered to be redocketed
as l.. ii. Limbert against n. S. Olin.
Limbert has leave to reply in 30 days
from term, and continued.
Daniel Bogue VS.. Martin Boszor ct
al. Plaintiffs motion to defendants
answer sustained and cause continued
OH motion of plaintiff.
Mitchell ct al, VS. Leroy, Thomas ct
for plaintiff for S133 so and costs.
Second National Bank of Rayenna
VS. David u. Furry and Marcus King.
Judgment by confession for plaintiff
for Sl0O2S 33 and coats.
Same VS. David n. Furry. Judg-
ment for plaintiff for S1S64 so and
costs.
Ives. Murphy & Bowar VS. Foster &
Co. Dismissed at costs of plaintiff.
Franklin Peck vs. John L. Chrlaty
ct al. Sheriff's sale confirmed aud
deed ordered.
Daniel Boettler VS. John ID. Lyons
ct al. Judgment against John ID, Lyon
and M. j. Hill in favor of plaintiff for
S120 and costs.
Christian Boettler VS. Lyons 81 Hill.
Judgment for plaintiff for S273 so and
costs.
Eli p. Tinker vs. Alyin Joiner ct al.
Sheriff's Sale confirmed and deed or
dered.
Franklin Morey VS. Margaret Morey.
Divorce decreed OH ground of willful
absence of defendant for more than
three years. Plaintiff to paw costs.
Ranney Il Hatfield VS. The Rayenna
Manufacturing Company. Submitted
to Court. Judgment for plaintiff for
333l SO and costs.
John Frost ct a.. VS. Charles II.
Judgment for plaintiffs
tor nominal damages. ten cents, and
C ,sts of suit.
Thomas III. Gibson ct al VS. VIM. III.
Wolcott ct al. Settled, the defendant
to pay all costs except plaintiffs wit
nesses.
Origin B. White VS. Chester King.
Judgment against defendant for 500
and costs. Premises ordered sold to
pay same.
John Frost ct al VS. Mcleod and
Deitz. Judgment for plaintiff for ten
cents, nominal damages, and costs.
John Heriff VS.. Frederick Hickman
Settled and costs paid.
Addison Fornev VS. Ira Westoyer
Tried to jury. Verdict for plaintiff for
SO 70. Defendant gives notice of
motion for new trial.
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RAPIDS.

Correspondence,
MIR. EDITOR: Notwlths landing the
low price of potatoes and the bad
roads, farmers continue to draw their
potatoes to the Station for from Is to
2Octs. per bushel. There are great
many potatoe-sick farmers now days
and Ills very doubtful about their feel
ing any better until another crop can
be raised. There are many who will
increase their average the coming sea-
son. 1t denotes pluck, but whether
they will feel any better disposing of
their crop of 1876, time will tell.
Again has our community been call
ed upon to perform the last tribute of
respect to one of our best young men,
edward CcOney, who died on the 18th
inst, aged 20 years, of congestion of
the bowels. Young Cooney was sick
but few days. lie was about town
during the week, but complaining of
feeling very bad. He grew worse,
and on Friday a physician was called,
but too late. His case was beyond
the power of medical skill. lie ling
cred in great agony until Z O'Clock
Saturday morning, when death came
10 his relief. The funeral took place
at the Baptist Clurch yesterday (oun
day), conducted by Rev. a. II. Gratis.
The house was filled to overflowing,
and all seemed to so as mourners, for
ED. was highly esteemed by all who
knew him. Few young men have as
few faults rs he had. Tie family lose
kind son and brother and the young
people will miss Eds. smiling and
| Joyous face at their social gatherings.
He died at the house of Hiram Sam
barne, where he was making his home
during the winter. Fortunate are the
sick who fall under the care of Mr.. Il
Mrs. Sanborne, for they all receive the
care and aud attention, that good lit
woman knewa Sc well how to bestow
Ii there is crown Of glory awaiting
any person for good deeds, she is en-
titled to it.
A short time ago while some Of oul
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SUFFIELD.
Correspondence.


You will think it a long time since
you had any news from this place
However, it is not because we were
short of news items, but your CORES
pondent partakes somewhat of the ma
,ure Of the grounding, and lays dor
mant the most part of winter.
Last Tuesday night the brick smok @
house of A. Zoller took fire, and had
it not been for the superior exertion
OF thh boys, the hotel and all the SUR
rounding buildings would have been
destroyed, The partial loss of the
smokehouse and the total loss Of its
contents, was the only damage sus-
tained.
On Tuesday evening we had the
pleasure OF listening TO the perform
ance Of the band, as it was one Of their
nights of practice. They are getting
along 1irstrate can play several pieces
in good order. l think they cannot
be beat by any set of boys with the
same amount os practice. But there
was one incident cannot help relat-
ing: Mr.. Henry Glass performs on
the bass drum. Henry got married
lately, and as a matter of course, his
mind will occasionally wander to
home pleasures, ana, forgetiul of the
subject matter, he will sometimes put
in stroke where he "hadn't orter."
Jacob Fritch, their leader, mildly re-
buked him in a jocular manner for
his Observation-Disclosures. When he de-
Tended himself i'm the following man
ner, or nearly in these words. 'BOys,
the instrument that perform on is so
peculiarly and wonderfully made that
the leastmistake of mine is readily per-
ceptible, bat one Of you can make
slight blunder and it is not often no.
ticed." Some of the boys understand
the situation and are very lenient
with him, as they know him TO be a
good fellow, and think it will be all
right by and by.
The Methodist Church was dedi-
gated in the beginning of this winter.
The house looks very Moe and ap-
pears to be well finished. The great
est part Of the time since has been
spent in the most exciting revival
meetings, and report says there were
many miraculous conversions. One
lady in her happy trance went up to
heaven. She heard beauti ul sing
ing and saw angels flying about like
robins. When OH her way back she
dropped into the cherry tree where
Xachcus was watching. She describes
him as good looking and very polite
old man, and says teat he supplied her
with vast amount of information
which she don't feel at liberty TO i'm
part at present.
The most of our well.to-do farmers
have got the Western fever, and offer
| their splendid grain farms and good
buildings for sale. If this should meet
the eye Of a man possessed of sutfi
cient capita! to invest in such property y
and who would like to live OH good
land, in healthy country, and
amongst a community of good, honest
Democrats. let him come to Sutlield
Jan. 29.lSTG. ROVER.
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The remains of G. w. Garfield. of
Cory, Pa, who died suddenly at
Cleveland. where he had gone for
medical treatment, on Tuesday, were
brought here for burial aud his funeral
took place on Wednesday at the NJ. E.
Church under the charge of the Odd
Fellows, of which Order he was
member. lie was about thirty years
of age, brother in-law of j. p. Daw-
ley, Esq, of Cleveland, and nephew Of
Mr.. Geo. L. Garfield of this town.
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Mucu,dissatis faction has been ex

pressed at The verdict of the jury in
the case of the State of Ohio against
Jacob Stoltz, on the charge OF shoot
ing with intent to wound and of which
the jury returned verdict of guilty.
A petition was started on Monday
night and i'll a few hours about hum
dred and fifty names signed asking the
Court to graft the defendant new
trial. The signers include the names
of nearly all the business men in town.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03
TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains No. 1. .. and ls on main line run
Pa,.,ce s.eeping t:oael,rs ON trains9No l. 2. 3.
and I2 between Cincinnati, Cleveland and New
York daily
Hotel Coach ON trains Sand Il. between Leay=
ittsburg and New York daily. =
Connections ut Mansfield with Pittsburc, Fort
WAYNE X Chicago. and Baltimore Ohio Rail-
roads: al Rayenna with Cleveland n ItttsburS
RaiIroad: at Nea,lvilie. Union aud Cory for
piI Regions: at 3amestown for Buffalo and
Niagara Fall :and ut Bingba,aPton DrAIbany-
,prin saeId, " oreester. Boston ami Sew Eng
land.
Connections at Cleveland Tor Toledo. Chicago,
Milwaukee. Omaha, and all points in the
North west
Close connections at Cincinnati with trains
Tor the south and West ~
M" Siop-Ggcr'' allowed upon local tickets.
Local passengers must purchase tickets to their
drst stnppug ptare. Gat may then irepircli..se
from that paint tO destination.
w. II. SHATTBC,
General Passenger ssii Tieket Agent.
CISo,sE4TI,O o.
P.D. COOPER 3
General superintendent.
s1s nH ffsi .CLEyELAsD. y.
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Because, if you do, you can't help
taking advantage OF the very liberal
inducements G. Ii. Goldman offers to
buyers of Pianos and Organs during
the next thirty days. Spreads in rub
ber and broadcloth; Stools, in variety /;
Violin, Double bass, and Violincella
Strings. Sheet Music in great variety.
Ii you don't believe the '.liberal in
ial terms 10 parties desiring to ex-
change old planes for new ores.
e. H. goldman,
Opposite the Opera House
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

If you want pleasant cigar, go 10
Belding 81 Armstrong; and try that
new brand called "The American
Popular" for which they are the sole
agents in this place. You will find
them most excellent article.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

Mrs. n. ID. CLARK, met with seri-
GUS accident OH Thursday last. While
going down stairs her foot slipped and
she fell, breaking her left arm near the
wrist.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

WRITING SCHOOL G.. Roose,
Spencerian penman, will organize a
class i'm penmanship in Ravenna
Union School Building, Friday even
ing Feb. 4th. Tuition, SI.75, for II
lessons in business writing. Go and
get your cramped hand Strengthened
and learn the "muscular movement"
Instruction thorough. See specimens
of pen work at Post-office.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

HoN. r. T. STIKNEY, from Seneca
county, one of the Ohio Senators who
did not vote for a nigger i'm preference
Ito @one-armed white soldier, paid
Ravenna a visit this week and was the
quest af Mr.. Isaac Phelps.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

FARMERS desiring to obtain excellent
land rollers will do well to call at
Richardson's and examine those man.
ufacturcd by Mr.. G. ]. Williams. They
are first class and very cheap.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

young people were out at a party Of
an evening, some person or persona
without fear of the law, respect for
others, or deaccncy for themselves, be-
daubed several front gates with the
filthiest kind of filth in such a way
that when the young folks came homo
they were sure to get into it if they
touched the gate. Twas grand sue
cess in their estimation and they con-
sidered themselves revenged. Such
miserable mean devils deserve the
scorn and contempt Of all good citi-
zcns and all respectable dogs. p.
Jan. 3lst, 1876.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

GEORGE ROBINSON, Esq, of the firm
of Robinson, Goldman & Co.. has been
confined to his residence on East
Main Street by severe illness several
days
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

THERE were services at the Univer-
salist Church last Sunday both after
noon a, d evening, Rev w. p. Bur-
nell, of Cleveland, officiating. The
attendance was very fair.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03
CHURCHES.

CONGREG ATIONAL = REV. An; Hills;
Pastor Services on Sunday at 10 80 A. NJ. and
80 r. NJ Sunday School at IL H5 f.,M.f Prayer
MeetIaf on Thursday Evening at 1'3o-
services on SUNDAY at 10 80 A. N. and 80 2 NJ.
sunday School at 2:I5 p. u. Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening at 30.
DISCIPLE REV GEORGE DARsiE. Pastor
Sunday school at 1915 p NJ Prayer isieetlnS
on Thursday Evening at Z 10
GRACE-REy. W. H. CAPERs, Pastor Ser
vices on Sunday at 10 ID A. n. and Z ~ 7. NJ
sunday school at a:l5 Y, N Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening at Z 30
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION--CATHOL
ky J. L. CARROLL. Pastor. Services at and
10 80 each alternate Sunday. Sunday School at
3:3OPM High Mass. sunday. July 4. ana each
alternate Sunday thereafter. Mass every Week
day morning at 30.
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FoGLE's ELIxIR OF LIFE.

GRoUND-HoG day is past.
ST. VALENTINE's-DAY the l4th.
CoURT is still in session.
THE roads are very rough.
WAsHINcToN's birth day the 22d.
Ice dealers begin to take heart again.
The Board of Examiners meet next
Saturday.
The present weather makes The coal
dealers smile.
The interest still continues at Judge
Conant's Varieties.
AND now we are having winter in
earnest.
The ground is covered with snow.
and the cry ia ''still it comes"
THE revival of trade and the prom
ised good times haven't yet made
their appearance.
THERE is 10 be a Washingtonian
ball at the Shalersville Exchange on
the Odd, and the new landlord will do
his level best to make it pleasant
affair. sss.ss-,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

There is no medicine prescribed by
physicians, or sold by Druggists. that
carries such evidence of it's success
and superior virtue rs BoscHEE's GER
MAN SYRUP for severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption,er
any disease of the Throat and Lungs.
a proof of that fact is that any person
afflicted, can get q Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try it's superior effect be-
fore buying the regular size at 70 cts.
1t has lately been introduced In this
country from Germany, and its wsn-
derfulcu cures are astonishing everyone
that use it. Three doses will relieve
any case Try it. Sold by BELDINa
& ARMSTRONG. sas assi issue s5'ss'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

opened the dramatic season in tina:
town OH Wednesday and Thursday OF
last week, with that grand old comedy
Paul Pry, aud notwithstanding the in
clemency of the weather and the al
most impossible condition of the roads
the audience was reasonably large, and
the performances were quite satisfac-
tory. Our correspondent has furnish
ed us with an extended criticism of
fhe performances, but it comes at too
late ali hour TO receive attention this
week. The Thespians have i'll con-
the production of Uncle
Toms Cabin, in short time. 81
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

Children Cry for CastOria. 1t
is as pleasant to take as honey, and is
absolutely harmless. 1t is sure to ex-
pei worms, cure wind collie, regulate
the bowels and stomach, and overcome
irritability caused by rash Or cutting
teeth. 1t is perfect substitute for
Castor Oil, and for Cestivensss in
young or old there is nothing in ex-
istence so effective and reliable.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

The latest, greatest, and most
reliable remedy ever, put together by
medical science for, Rheumatism.
Wounds, Swellings, Burns, Caksd
Breast, SC, is the Centaur Liniment
There are two kinds. What the
White Liniment is for the human FAM
lily, the Yellow Centaur Liniment is
for spawned, lame and strained herses
and animals. staf. fsgaa5- 5,s.5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03
S A L E @ +
Real & Personal Property
AT AUCTION! !!

OIL Q mile and hall southeast of Edinbnrg gh Gen.
ter on saturday, February &c. 1876, COM
mencing two O'Clock p. M, sharp, the follow
ing real estate to wit: Situate iu the township
of Edinburgh. and known as Deihg part oI sub
division No. of lot No ). in the southeast quar-
ter OF said township of Edinburgh, ant bound
ed as follows: NOrtli by the north line of said
subdivision: east "y the east line Of said subdi-
vision. south hy the sliagona al read leading from
Eflinlursh To Deeriield and that portion OF the
south line of said lot which lies east of said di.
agonal road, and west by the diagonal road and
land of q. l. Chapman, containing about fortv
eight acres. be the same more or less, but sub
jeat to all legal highways. lt.f.
Also, quantity of Household Goods.
Terms easy, and made known on day of sale.
t'i4 CATHARlNE STACEY.
p. IL. BEAN. Auctioneer.
Edinburgh, Jay. ~, 1876. sss3w
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1876-02-03

PREPARATIONS are being made to
start the Excelsior Mower and Reaper
works at Akron.
We are pleased 10 see that Mr.. s. L.
Jennings, who has been confined to
his house for several weeks past by
severe Illness lie again able to be about