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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-05-10
NOTICE.

IAY HOLtOMB, and Mrs. Jay Holcomb his
- wife: also. Alson ii0lcomb. and Mrs, Alison
,IOlcOmb h WIFE " no reside at Granby in the
State OF ttOhnectcut. and Mrs. Reuben HOtbOihb
and the heirs of Reuben HOlcomb deceA>e |.
whose place OF res idencc ant names are un-
SnOwn: and Frederick ID Holcomb and Mrs.
frederick ID. Holcomb, lis wife. who resi-
tents OF the ) ate of Iowa; and IOrintta hol-
On,b and Pleuma HolcOmb. who residents
of Gra by in the stale of onnectitut; and the
heirs of Ircna HOcomb, deceased. hose names
md places ..f residence unk nown: and Nor-
Case. and Mrs Norton Case, his wife, and
ot Connecticut: and Melissa Case whose
place of residence is unknown; and the
neits oil DaIgnt Case. dsceastat.s whose
,,iace of res dence and names are unknown: and
Mrs Dwight Case. whose place of residence is
unknown. will take notice that petition
lied against them on the 2Sth day of April, b.
SIT in the Court Of Common Pleas within ami
for the County of Portage. by I.sbin X. Ho.-
kins and is now pending. wherein said Laban
K. iiOskin, demands partition of the follow ing
real estate: Situated in the Township Of ind
ham County of Portage. and State OF Ohio,
being Il part OF lot No % bounded on the north
tol: on the south by lands of Z 5. Goodsell and
III the west by lands OF +. w. Earl, containing
ten acres of land.
At the september term of said Court A d.
1871 the said Laban Il. Hoskins will apply for
IN order that partition may be made of said
premises: or if the same can not be done with
tut manifest injury, ihat then such proceedings
may be h:lu in the premises are authorized
by law: II =, - LAnAN z. HoSkfNS.
Rv THAYER Il MANSON, his Att,ys.
April Is. 1871 4S3 6w -
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A "Pearl of Great Price. -

An invention which repairs the loss
of sight is literally pearl of great
price. The celebrated Crystal Dia.
mond Spectscles" have proved bless
ing to many thousands, who by their
use have had falling sight restored
WAIT, DEWEY & co. are the only
Agents. They also have the genuine
Pebbles, which are warranted to last
a lifetime. 446
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TRAMPs.-Last Saturday &c of these
filthy lrrepressible creatures arrived
on one train, and pitched their camp
on the common near the shops. Here
they butt u lire ami amused them
selves AS only tramps can. They had
provisions and whiskey, an abundance
of the former, apparently, IS one of
the party used a loaf of twist breau 10
whip a dog, Notwithstanding -four is
in the neighborhOod of S2.7O per sack.
Tramps are getting unusually numer-
Gus, and something should be done to
abate the nuisance. = Kent Bulletin.
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On Monday last N. e. Sears, one of
the Justices of the Peace of Randolph,
was arrested and taken before j. p.
Coe, the other Justice Of that town
ship, on charge of Assault and bat
terry committed OH the previous Satui =
day upon Huron Morse. Upon full
examination he was held to bail in the
cum of 5000 for his appearance at the
present term of Court to answer the
charge.
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NJ " Hats.

We have hats for babies, boys and girls,
For coal black hair and flaxen curls;
We have hats to suit the short and tall, !,
In fact we've hats to suit you all.
We have hats for ladies old and gray,
We have hats for girls who play croquet
we have hats OF every shade and hue,
From staid old black to new tilleud;
We have hats of every price and shade,
We have hats of every kind that's made
Leghorn, straw, fancy braids and chip,
Now all we ask for is your scrip.
Opposite Reeds Opera House.
MRS. A. Ii. PARSONS.
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For Sale

At Public Auction, at noon, Tuesday. May s.,
1877, on the Public square. Ravenna. OHIO. two
Young Horses. one Light Top Buggy with pole
ahd thill> one set Double Harness. nearly new :.
one Moving Machine andothcr articles. Also
the half interest in two raWbietOnlan Colts
whose dam paced Il mile in s:3~,
On all sitmS OF $5 ana ever credit Of from
four to six months will lie given.
JULIAN HAHMON. Guardian.
Havenna MAY /, 1871. 453-Iw
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THE Annual WEIGH Fair was held at
Palmyra on Monday last. There was
a large exhibition of stock with fair
show of agricultural implements.
Some four hundred people were in at
tendance
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OBITUARY..

Died, in Rayenna, on the 2Sth of
April, Desire, wife of John Jones.
Esq, aged 60 years.
Mrs. Jones came from the State O.
New York with her parents, when
very young; settled in Milton, Trum-
bull Co., Ohio, where she married Mr..
John Jones, of Ellsworth, Mahoning
Co., August %, 1895, the ceremony be-
ing performed by ,ha Rev. Il. Carr.
In 1886 they moved to Newton Falls
to live. IN 1869 they came to Raven
na, where she resided till her death.
Mrs. Jones was AN exemplary mem
Der of tue Disciple Church for nearly
forty Years. She was an affectionate
wife and mother, a true friend and
kind heighbOr. They had been blest
in their union with four children
three daughters and one son. The
oldest daughter died May III, 1897; the
remaining children-Julia, wife of>H.
Beaver, resides at Newton f. Is; AL
ice, wife of George P. Ticknor, in Ra-
VIENNA; also, the son, j. p: Jones, who
is married to Electa Hickman. The
husband, children, and all who are
related to her, have the sympathy OF
all who knew her. But the Angels,
who knew her best, have called her to
her reward.
Early IN one sweet Spring morning,
just before the dawn of day, 12Ift1
The angels came and W hispercd softly. >
'Sister Spirit. come away"
Ere the sun shonc on the hill side,
And o ur earth was bathed in light,
She had crossed the mystic river
And joined the songs of ssraphs bright.
~ Gould your tear stained eyes but see her,
And your stricken hearts but know
All the joy that she now knoweth,
Every tear would cease t. now.
While you mourn the angels hasten
Prom their spirit homes above,
Whispering to you words OF comfort.
Filled with messages of love.
When seated round the lonely lreside. rs
You SC, the mothers vacant chair,
Then in silence oft she enters. iN
And is seated with you there. .tii
She still lives beyond the river
Whose shores are clad in living green,
with the angel band is singing
Victory, over deaths cold stream.
There youll meet the wife and mother. 9
And the loved ones gone before, -Ii.
Who are waiting, only waiting.
1owait yolr happy spirits DER.
81 --saa a. r. WARD. -
AIuv {
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JOSH BILLINGS says, "a baby is a
little thing, but a constable was once
a baby But Joshua had never had
any personal acquaintance with the
high bailitf of our town.
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The new hall OF the Union School
building was well filled on the occa.
sion of the exhibition of the Junior
Class of the High School, on Friday
evening, and the performances were
of a very pleasing and creditable
character.
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Sale Of Real
Estate. a9 ate 20

DG virtue of order or the Probate Court
ID of Portage County, Ohio rs Administra-
tor of the estate OF Anna Bates. deceased, will
sell at public auction, on the premises i'll the
township, Portage County, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day of May, A. ID. 1877
between the hours of one and two O'Clock in
the afternoon oisi,id day. the following real eS
tate he longing to the SAID estate, to wit: Be
ing parts oi lots No 4 and Sin HiI;,m township
ana bounded as follows: beginning at the N
f. corner of land in lot No .. owned by II. A
Dyson thence south to land owned by william
Stanton; thence east along said Stanton'S noi l
line 50 far that Il line running along the ctnter
of the hi ighway leading to the Wills re Of uarri-
son. will contain nine acres of land; thence
north to the ecnter at saIt highway: thence
westerly along le center Of said highway to
the place of heginninE.
TERMS OF SALE: One-half the purchase mon
ey TO Ire paid on the day oil sale. or ON delivery
of deed. and the balance in one year from that
date, Appraised at $3.50 00
CLINTON YOUNG.
Admir- OF Anna Bates, decd,
April II. 1877. 2al-4w Ii =
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10 Pieces. 10

We shall offer this week, 10 pieces
Imported Dress Plaids, in choice
styles, best value at the price ever Of
fered in this market, only 25cts per
yard. o. V. SEARL.
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. Pieces. 3

We shall offer this week Matelassa
Cloth, elegant goods for ladies sacks,
,dolmans and talmas. Ladies don't fail
to see these goods before you buy.
TFfaEs o. V. SEARL.
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MAY PARrY.-A May party is to be
given at the Shalersville Exchange. on
Friday Evening, May 25th. The music
will be furnished by Skinner & Farr's
full band. Bill 50. All are invited.
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VIII some OF our patrons who have
agreed to pay their subscriptions in
wood bring along few loads im,be
diately. We are in grea, need OF it.
FARMERS are now Engaged in corn
planting.
Excursions and picnics will soon
be in order.
BOYS. now save up your pennies for
the Circus is near unto us.
The flowers are holding their an
nual spring opcnlng.'
The County Commissioners were in
session on Monday,
The sla;e roof upon the Jail build.:
ing is undergoing repairs.
OYSTERS ale played out but soon we
will have strawberries and ice cream.
The peach and cherry blossoms are
quite numerous and promise an abund-
ant yield.
The wind blowetb, the grass grow
eth, the kline loweth, and the farmer
soweih. .-,. -.. .-..,r,r -.-
CARRIAGE and tomato plants are
making their appearance in this mar
ket.
Mr.. KING SACKETT has left at our
office an egg measuring S14 by 6s1
inches in circumference.
SMITH Bros. are i'm recent of
large and fine sto o. Spring and
Summer goods.
DON'T forget the May Party at the
S ialers Vile Exclia, &c on Friday eve
ming, May 2Jth. Good music, good
supper and lots of fun.
THE Court of Common Pleas ccm-
menced its session on Monday. TIE
b Isi,ess thus FAR transacted is not of
general interest.
THERE is n great demand for scme
of those May show crs, and that balmy
air that belong TO this season of the
year.
T. u. ALCoHN, Esq, of Pittsburgh,
was in town the early part of the
week visiting his parents and friends
here.
OUR elegant liberty pole planted on
: Il <xf mt
park Is being painted and fixed up for
the summer campaign.
IT is reported that oil has been dis
covered on the farm of w. Bestor, in
Nelson township, and that drilling
viii soon be commenced.
Our streets are very dry and dusty,
and the chilling northeasters fill The
air with clouds of free soil to the
great annoyance OF the people. Oh.
where is the street sprinkler.
THERE is som metbing of lull in t! e
Murphy movement in our town just |
al present, but the boys are carrying |
the war against King alcohol into the
rural districts at a lively rate.
THERE was Il fair attendance at the |
Olera House to hear Mrs. Ann Eliza |
Young on Monday evening. and her
lecture gave general satisfaction, The |
Band boys realized from $50 to $25
above expenses.
FERTILIZERs-Bon Dust and Phos- |
pate by the 100 lbs. or ton at
RUGGLEs & BALDwIN's.
ED. HUMPHREY received, few days |
age, from his brother in Minnesota, a
box OF grasshopper eggs, which, upon
being placed in glass jar soon hatch
ed out and became as lively as cricket
MAPLE SUGAR.-From $50 trees Mr..
J. L. Writ, OF Edinburgh has made.
the past season 214 lbs. of sugar and
l56 gallons of Maple Syrup. One of
the trees, with a 5a inch spile, ran 5S
gallons of sap. Who beats that?
OUR young townsman, w. m Brak-
low who has been spending some
time in tie Black Hills country, h as
returned home. We have not had an
opportunity to interview the young
gent and ascertain his views in regard
10 that wilderness re ion.
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RAvkNNA, May 3. 1871.

A FATHE%LY RoosTER.-Mr. Ii. 5
Doty, residing Oh South Walnut ST..
has a hen which a little over two
weeks ago came off nom her nest
with brood of nice little chicks,
which she soon deserted aud lett TO
care tor themselves. "A young rooster
Sc eing The destitute and loaeiy condi-
ton of the young aud tender chicks,
had compassion OH them, and took
them under his kind care and Keeping,
and nightly broods them, sheItering
them from the cold and storm, and
protecting them from danger. That
is a specimen of woman's rights in the
poultry yard.
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Mr.. FRANK III. Snow, has disposed
of his farm of 100 acres, in Windham
10 Mr.. Ned, OF Tuscarawas county
for $50 per acre.
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RUGGLEs IL BALDwIN's.

PUBLIC SALE.-Peter Renner who
resides one mile south of Sutiield Gem
ter will sell at public auction, on Sat-
urday, May 18th, variety OF proper
ty, consisting OF horses, cows, calves,
wagons, harness. farming utensils,
household goods, &c.
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80 Dozen Kid Gloves for Sale
Cheap,
F. Smith Brothers are selling an ele-
CANT 3 button Kid Glove, worth $l,25
at 65cts., new and desirable.
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CLEVELAND GPITTsRURG RAILROAD
On and after Sunday, Dec. g. ls76. Trains
will leave stations daily. tSundays excepsedD
rs follows: - ~ 4a .-----f--
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VARNIsHEs.-No. Furniture, No. l
Brown Japan. No. l Coach, No. l
Coach Japan, No. White Demar, No.
| ii. ID. Rubbing, No. l Elastic Gear
ing and No. Extra Finishing Body
Varnishes at
2W* RUGGLEs " BALDWIN s.
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SECOND NATIONAL BMk,
vIoFRAyENNA, o. no5sH
Designated Depositary of the
-. Y. 3.

3
T. q. Bonds and Securities bought, SOLD and
s1ehan scd. at our counter, atbest marke kesrates
s,ocks and BondA, OF all kinds bought ana
ssid en- Csmmis ission, in SeH. York, or any No.
aired nnArk C. ago. -at 4a sa-s.l@9 7. -
Highest Market rate for t-So anu Ao-4O
c.-..n.- Gold. silver. and premium funds
prafts drawn and cashed ON all the principal
Cities in the United States
Sight Drafts on England and IrsiSno anu
Passage xisksts to, OF from those Ciues AZ
New York rates. -s&&A Is 49,
Revenue Stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Dspotits of Business men and
ndiviauals. received on most favorable terms
and psumps and liberal trestment guaranteed-
Intsrsst allowed on time deposits as may be
agreed upon .-..-
ere ROBINSON, President.
se sf~Afy TsN Pr q ffFs9fFc n
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| Wood Wanted.

Will some of our patrons who have
agreed to pay their subscriptions in
wood bring along few loads im,ne
diately. We are in grea, need OF il.
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ROMAN :. !. |AIPPODRON|E!
IN ENISTENCE.

The most tgn III Gent spectacle evcr witnessed
with an array of talent eIualed l,y no other
Com ina finn ON earth The only organ alton
of the kind that will visit this city the present
season Ffhs GREAT ROMA HIPPOBROME.
CIRCUS and MENAGERlE.. under the man.
agement OF GEORGE W DEuAVEN, will
commence their season atjV jOu Led at ia
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GOING NoRFH-MAIN LINE.
GOING EAsr-EIvxR plyIsIo,s
GOING wEsr-RIvEn DIVISION.


Sunday Train.
In order to accommodate parties who desire
to ship MIX from the line of this Toa.l TO Cieyc
land. On SUNDAY MORNINGS. one section OF
Freight train No will. during the continuance
OF schedule No. II, or until further notice start
from Wellsyille on Saturday night, instead CT
Sunday night. and will run Sunday morn
ings on the schedule shown below, viz; r-
Leave Rayenna- -..-...-5 30 A: 81.
:" = Eariviile. g 90
'' Hudson. ........-.....-62 2U
Macedonia rs
.. bedford .............. IS
s Newbur2h % .--
"- Eucid Ave-. -....... -S.h2
Arrive Cleveland Shop. .S,l2
This train will stop. on signal. for milk at the
intermediate milk platforms. Shipments must
invariably be prepaid in tickets. Passengers
will be permitted to ride on this train from Ra-
VIENNA and points north CT there
JOHN THOMAS. Superintendent
TUSCARAWAS BRANCH.
Leaves
fH Bayard, 10 90 aid 5-On p. IN.
New Philadelphia, sO0a. m. and 1 .2J pm.
tftN Arrives.
Bayard, 10 IS a. m. and 400 p. IN.
New Philadelphia, ais and 20 p. m.
. F. r. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket A gent.
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First National Bank,
OF RAVENNA, o.,

OPT StIE
EsrABLIsHE IN 1868,
<.s Home Isstitufson for the sceo'"'"s-
s~sle~ II the People Of Portage CS"'sg-
wswssl endeassr in the future. as il she past
. Civ. yrrferencs and al orders ndsupply the
wants ana dcuands u sur own county rssP'e
lrst-
WI pay the Highest Market Rates ior
coupsns, Gold. silver and Premium Funos
Of all kinds 80 - -
Int=rs-s oIiowed on. time deposits
Rsvsnus staznPs. all Sizes kept constsnaI
hand. "a ufR0r1srs aited Res9Psaysse
special Dsposfts received Without charge
n Wu ~ ma 49, Ikitiss bouEht and sold
..n-r m, RET tsres = = IN z t4 II fssi ~
mare drawn and cashed all the principal
itie. in h4Udtea s>zfcs
sirht Drufss on England. Ireland and all
eitis. in Eurols.sTssC aus slsra isH -.
Collections male on all points in the united
states, apaIprapnpt remitrpss made. Ay /.
IJtIIIl7AL MD! CLARK. rresr-
q. E-WIrrEK. Cashier "'
- - n 4 --z..-
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pate by the 100 lbs. or ton at
RUGGLES & BALDwINS.

OUR young townsman, w. m Brak-
low who has been spending some
time i'm tie Black Hills country, h as
returned home. We have not had an
opportunity to interview the young
gent and ascertain his views in regard
10 that wilderness re ion.
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the DEMOCRATIC PRESS.

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MRS. A. Ii. PARSONS.
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