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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-01-18
HIRAM.


Correspondence.
notice that great majority Of
local correspondents commence their
articles about these days, thusly, '"The
snow, the snow, the beautiful snow,"
and 1 have of late read that caption
so many times that begin 10 rever-
ence the editor, who, driven to exas-
peration, armed himself with pair of
twin shotguns, and whole case of
Derringers and gave general notice
that he would empty the lot into the
first individual who was reckless
enough to say "the beautiful snow," 20
him. There may be something very
beautiful about snow 10 the minds of
some, but 1 venture the opinion that
they think so because somebody has
said so. But beautiful or not, as the
Frenchman said, ''too much of nothing
is good for something" The beauty
is spoiled by the abundance thereof.
Mr.. Covert, of the Cleveland Leader,
delivered lecture last week before
the y. NJ. G. A. of this place. The
subject 'lhe common people OF France
was interesting as well as beneficial to
the hearers, they getting general aud
correct idea of the mass of French
population.
The Mite Society gave an entertain
ment last Thursday evening, at the
Church, consisting of readings by Mr..
Curtiss, of Cleveland; music, vocal
and instrumental, by our own prof.
clients, and a supper that would tickle
the palate of the most exacting cpl
cure. On account of the storm the
entertainment was not as well patron
ICES as it ought to have been, for the
programme was cheap at four times
the price of admission.
Rev. A. S. Hayden has been en-
gagged by the Disciples to furnish the
spiritual instruction for the coming
year. The church as well as the COM
munity at large. are to be congratu-
lated that such eminent services have
been secured.
A protracted meeting, or revival
rather, was commenced last Friday
evening. Mr.. Hayden thus far has
conducted the services. ii.
Hiram, Jan. 16, 1877.
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Portage County Agricultural Society,
The following officers were elected
by the Portage County Agricultural
Society at their annual meeting held
Jan. 8, 1877:
President-D. j. Wells, Ravenns.
VicePresident-C.C. G. Gardner, Free
dom.
Members of Board for , years, e..
Waldron, Brimfeld; G.. w. Bow,
Rootstown: j. ID. King, Ravenna :;
Ralph w. Shepard. Freedom; c. IL.
Ballinger, Atwater.
Secretary and Treasurer are elected
by the Board.
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A GENTLEMAN of Norfolk, Va, who
has been tortured for long time with
neuralgia, hearing Of . noted physician
in Germany who Invariably cured that
disease, visited him for treatment. He
was permanently cured after . short
sojourn, and tho doctor freely gaze
him the simple remedy, which was
nothing but poultice or tea made
from our common field thistle. The
leaves are maperated and used On the
parts affected ~ . poultlce, while .
small quantity Of tho leaves are boiled
down In the proportion of . quart TO
pint, and small wine glass of, the
dscoctjsn drank before each meal.
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RED, White, Grey and Plaid Elan
nels at COST. WEBER & Smith, q.
No. l, Marvin's Block.
Pebble spectacles.

A physician, who has heen practic-
ing years in Portage County, stated to
one of our customers that there was
no such thing as Pebble Spectacle.
We wish to say to all we have the gen.
uine article, cut from the natural rock,
and we are prepared to fit them to all
who may need artificial help to their
eyes, in a scientific and proper man
ner. Try us. WAIT, DEWEY & Co..
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Reading without Tears.

If you would relieve your eyes of
hurtful strain if yon would prevent
the loss of sight, and render reading a
physical as well Ms y mental pleasure,
use the Crystal Diamond Spectacle" !"
For sale by WAIT, DEWEY &CO. They
can also supply you with Solid Sill
yer Tea Set, Knives, Forks, Napkin
Rings, &C., at the very lowest prices.
Ravenna, Dec. 5. 1876. 432-tf
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GrANeE E1.rcr1ox.-Tbe M.ntu

GRANGE ELEcTIoN.-The Mantua
Station Grange No. $40, of the Patrons
Of Husbandry have elected the follow
Ing officers Of their organization for
the year 1877:
Mastcr-A. S. Beecher.
Overseer-R. o. Haisted.
Lecturer-W. w. Stevens.
Stewards. Sanford.
Assistant Stewsrd-C. W. Root.
Chaplain-Henry Is. Coo.
Treasurer III. Ladd. e
Secretary--E. NJ. Frost,
Gate Keeper-C. NJ. Lee.
Ceres~-Jennie Blair.
Pomona--Ars. b. S, Skiff.
FiOra-Mrs. T.. w. Root,
Lady Assistant Stsward-Mrs. D.
N. King,
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DOME You See?

IF you don't see, it is surely your
own fault, because by procuring pair
of the Z" Crystal Diamond Spectacles, !"
you can improve failing eyesight so as
to see clearly thenceforth. Every pair
is warranted. WAIT, DEWEY & Co.
are the sole Agents. Call and try them,
and also ask to see their extensive line
of Gold and silver Goods, suitable for
Holiday Presents, aud note the ex-
tremely low prices.
Ravenna, Dec. 5, 1876. 432-tf
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The DiapaOhd.

As the Diamond is the royal member
of the family of glass, SO the " Crystal
Diamond Spectacles'' have established
themselves as the most valuable of
all inventions to aid failing or impair
ed sight. For sale by WAIT, DEWEY
e. Co., where will also be found full
line of fine Watches, Chains, Jewelry,
&C.. at lowest prices. Call and see US.
Ragenns, Dec. 8, 1879. 4S2-tf ssl1
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NEXT in order is the 22d ofFebruary,
WsshiuofOns birthday.

NEXT in order is the 22d ofFebruary,
Wa.hington's birthday.
NEARLY seven weeks of continuous
sleighins, and the end is not yet.
The heavy SHOWS and the recent
the trains out of time nearly every
where.
If you want to buy clothing cheap
go to the auction sales of Musser "
Parker, in Swift's Block. is aston
ishing what a large amount of goods
little money will buy.
ANOTHER party of Ravenna sleigh
riders visit Kent this "Wednesday
evening. Charlie Collins will do his
level best To make their visit pleas
ant one.
The Ladies Aid Society of Grace
Church will meet Friday afternoon
next, at the residence of Mr.. f. +.
Demming. Dime Social in the even-
ing at the same place.
EDINBuRG has Dancing Club
which meets once in two weeks. 1t
numbers about seventy members.
The Supreme Court of Ohio has de-
cided that railroad conductors have
no right to eject passengers from
trains for non payment OF fare except
at regular stations.
A DRIzZsING rain storm prevailed
nearly all day Monday which caused
many to fear that our fine sleighing
was doomed, but it still stays with US
THE streets and walks about town
are covered with ice forming one vast
.kating rink, and "young America" is
improving his opportunity.
The coal dealers of Kent are having
a lively competition and the people
are, in consequence getting cheap fuel.
Think of Silver Greek Coal at $3.50 a
ton and weep.
RANDoLPH has q dramatic company.
They commence their entertainments
at Belding' Hall tomorrow evening,
and continue every Friday evening
thereafter throughout the season. 1t
is their purpose to visit other places
in the vicinity during the winter.
The Court of Common Pleas COM
mepced.its session on Monday, Judge
Conant on the bench. The first day
was occupied in empanneling the
Grand Jury and hearing motions and
No business of general
interest has been transacted up to this
time. 91Cia TiHefik s.uE
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NOTIGE.-

WILLIAM gooNE VS.. CALVIN MOATz. s
TALVIN MOA1Z, whose place OF residence
" is unknown. will take notice that William
boone OF summit county. in the State of Ohio,
did. On the 9Th day OF october A ID. 1915, file
his petition and aiiidavit in attaclinent and
saruishment IN the Court of tommbn Pleas
within ami for the County of Portage in the
said state of Ohio. against the said Calvin
Moatz. defendant setting forth that said plain
tiff did, the 3l>t day of July, 1876 obtain
Judgment against the said tie iendant for the
s,moi Sls5 81, his eDf. and SCI his costs. be-
fore one David w Martin, Justice of fhe
Peace in and for Sprin gfeld Township. sum
nit County. Ohio. That said jutls remains
in full lorce unreversed and unsatisiests that
said defendant has not paid said sums OF nlon-
ey or any part thereof, and praying for jndg-
ment against said defendant for the sum of
$I2SiI with interest thereon from July 3fst,
ls76 And said aHi'iavit being 10 ihe effect that
said Calvin MoatZ is Il nonresident OF the State
OF Ohio that he ahscon,led with the intent to
cheat his creditors. and that one Joshua L. Cat
lin of the county of Portage and State of Ohio,
and one Cyrus Yarrict, of summit County.
ohio. are Indebted to the defendant. Calvin
MOatz is nstifed that he is to appear and an
swer said Heti,iOn on or before the 10th day of
February next.
BY W. Il THOMAS.
Atty for Plaintiff.
January 3, 1871 4s6-6w
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THOSE desiring TO purchase any
thing in the line Of Clothing and gents
furnishing goods, should not fail to
visit the auction sales of Nusser e.
Parker, in Swift's Building, where
they can purchase goods at their own
prices. The goods they sell were not
got up for the auction room, but for
the regular retail trade. They are
selling to reduce stock preparatory to
the spring trade. ssta 8isa 9i.l 9fo'.-
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FRANK uoFF vs.. CALyIN Mo

FRANK HoFF VS.. CALVIN MOATZ.
TALVIN MOATZ. whose place of residence
" is unknown, will take notice that Frank
Hoif, of the County of Portage. in the st;tte oi
Ohio, did on the 7th day of October 1876, file his
Petition ami Affidavit in Attachment and
Garnishment. in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the County of Portage. in the
>;ii., state OfOhio against the saitlCalvin Moasz
defendant, settins forth that said plaintiff is the
owner and holder ot a proini sorry note given by
said Calvin Mbatz as principal and Samuel
MoatZ as surety, bearing date March 25tl, 1875.
and calling ior tbs payment of $I2Q % to said
Frank lIoGor bearer. eight months from date
That said samuel Mo 1tz is wholly nsolyent :that
no part of said note has been paia; that there
is now due on SAID nOte the sum of fl3U 90 with
interest thereon from Nov. 25ti. 1873 for which
Judgment is asked. said affidavit being 10 the
effect that said CALVIN Moatz is a non resident
of the state of OhiU; that Ee ;tbscondetl with in
tent To dcfraud his creditors; that ono Joshua
L. Catlin, of Portage County and State OF Ohio,
andgOne tyTus Iarrick, of Summit County Ohio,
are indebted to said defendant And the said
Calvin Moatz is notified that he is required to
appear and answer said petition on before
the third Saturday alter the 10th day of Febru>
AIRY next.
W. 3. THOMAS,
t.-f at5H Atty for Plaintiff.
January3 1877. 436-6w
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Of CRYSTAL Purity.

"Pure as Crystal is synonym
for the highest excellence. The "Crys-
tai Diamond Spectacles are literally
"pure as crystal" being skillfully
manufactured from minute crystal
pebbles, and have au unequalled hard
ness and brilliancy.
WAIT, DEWEY & Co. are supplied
with a full line, where may also be
found a snlendid stock Of new and de-
sirable goods, just the thing for Christ
mas.
Ravenna. Dec. 5, 1876. 432-tf
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Seeing is Believing,

And those who have suffered near
sightedness or impaired vision from
any cause, but who now see clearly
through the '' Crystal Diamond Spec
tacle," believe honestly that they are
the best possible aid to the sight ever
invented. WAIT, DEWEY & Co. now
have these celebrated Spectacles in
Gold, Silver and Steel. Also, if you
are looking for . Christmas Present in
the shape of a nice Gold Watch Chain,
Bracelet, or anything in the line of
Jewelry, you will be sure to find just
the article.
Ravenna, Dec. 5, 1876. 4s2-tf
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Caution.

We have no travelling agents. Some
unprincipled rascal has been selling
light plate for genuine silver through
Portage County and vicinity = also,
common cheap Spectacles for the gen.
uine Pebbles" Do not pay your
money to such tramps, as you will
never see it or them again.
WAIT, DEWEY & Co.
Ravenna, Dec. 5. 1876. 432-If
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We understand that the Disciples
Society of this village have determin-
ed to make general overhauling of
their church building ON Prospect
street the coming season, and that the
work will be commenced at as early
a day as the weather will permit.
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On Monday q gentleman called at
our Office and asked us to try one of
Patent Gas Burners, recon-
mending them very highly. We were
finally induced to accept his offer and
are highly pleased with the manner
in which the Burner works. 1t fully
comes pp to the Recommendation in
every particnlal. o. r. Child is the
General Agent for the State of Ohio
Office at % Lake street, Cleveland.
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Stirring SOugs.

At the Democratic State Convention
at Columbus on the Sth inst, Mr.
II. NJ. Rogers, of Clyde, one of the
original Continental Vocalists. who
has voice of uncommon power, and
a style of expressive singing which has
earned for him the title of the Sankey
of the Democratic party, stepped to
the parlOr organ at the front of the
platform, and sang the following pat
aiOtic song:
hundred years have rolled away
Since that high heroic day
WHEN our fathers in the fray
Struck the cOnquering blow.
Praise to them, the bold who spoke.
Praise to them. the brave who broke
Stern Oppressi0n's Calling yoke,
hundred years ago.
Pour the wine of sacrifice;
Let the grateful author rise. f--f
Shall we e'er rcsign the prizeg
Never? Never! No.
Hearts and hands shall guari those rights,
Bought on frectioR,s battle heights.
When he fixed his signal lights
hundred ears ago.
Swear it 10y the IN ighty dead, si-ft
Those who conquered. those who led.
BY the blood your fathers shed,
Ny your mother's woe.
Swear it BY the living few,
Those whose breasts were SCARED for you
When to Freedoms ranks they hew.
A hundred years ago.
Mr.. Rogers singing had an electrical
effect on the audience, and when he
finished the last verse the vast audi
ence cheered and shouted for several
minutes in the most enthusiastic man.
ner. In response to this rapturous ap-
plause, Mr.. Rogers returned to the
instrument and sang with equal effect
" The Rock OF Liberty the words of
which are as follows:
Oh. the firm old rock, the wave worn rock.
That braved the blast and the hillow's shock;
1t was born with time on barren shore,
And laughed with sc0rn at the oceans roar,
Twas here that lrst that Pilgriu, band
Cane weary up to the foaming strand:
And the tree they reared in the days gone by,
1t lives, il lives, and ne'er shall die. m
Thou stern old rock, in the ages past
Thy brow was bleached by the warning blast;
But the wintry toll with the wave is DER,
And the billows beat thy base no more.
Yet countless as thy sands, old rock.
Are the hardy sous Of the Pilgrim stock;
And tho tree they reared in the days gone by.
1t lives. it lives, and ne'er shall die.
Then rest, old rock. on the sea beat shore,
Thy sires are lulled by the breakers roar.
Twas here that first their hymns were heard
Oer the startled cry Of the ocean bird;
Twas here they lived, twas here they died.
Their forms repose ON the green hillside.
But the tree they reared in the days gone by,
1t lives, it lives. and never must die.
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THOUGH the sleighing for some time
past hiss been excellent, our farmer
friends inform us that it has been 3
very unfavorable time to do their
work, owing to the extreme depth Of
the snow in the woods and fields, rem
dering it almost impossible to get
through them with teams.
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Workof Art.

Crystal Diamond Spectacles :" are
made from the best material, and man
ufactured. with true artistic aud scien-
tific skill, and as an aid to failing sight
they have no equal. WAIT, DEWEY &
Co. have them in Gold, Silver and
Steel Frames. They can also show you
the finest styles of Jewelry, Chains,
NecEaaces, Crosses, &c, at much be-
low the usual prices. f
Ravenna, Dec. 8, 1876. 432-tf
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Have become SO plenty. in the Eastern
market that manufacturers have been
able to greatly reduce the price of Coin
Silver Goods. WAIT, DEWEY & Co.
are able to offer Silver Spoons, Forks,
&C., at old times prices"
Ravenna, Dec. 5. 1876. 432-tf
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THE Old Folks Ninth Annual Re-
union il to b held ct Buckeye Hall.
in Garrettsville, on Friday evening,
January 26th. 1877 These gatherings
heretofore have been very enjoyable,
and we have no doubt this one will
be equally pleasant. All are invited
to participate.
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Portage County, So Pleas.
j. n. Fiester. Plaintiff.
sam uel Carlisle, Defendant
THE defendant, samuel Carlisle who resides
i in the -tate OF Michigan. will take notice,
tnatJ. n FIestsr, Oe the County Of 1rumbul
in the State of ohio, did, the 25th day of
October A. D. 1876 die his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the (ouRtv of
uel Carlisle defendant, eft ing forth the follow
ing in substance, 20 wit: To recover the amount
due him on a certain N promissory note given by
said defendant to said lla int III JaHuari h. 4. D.
1916, Tor the slim of $50 so, due in two months
thereafter, with into rest there IN from March
18th, d. 1876; also. TO ecover amount due said
plaintiff from said defendant on book account.
The sum OF $3.50, with interest thereon from the
9th day of J;i y, A D. 1876
Said petition allepe that plaintiff is still the
owner and holder of said note and book account,
and prays for Judgment against defendant
thereon. That, on SAID 25th day OF October.
D. 1876, plaintIn daily .calIscd an attachment to
issue against the defendant to the Sheriff of
Portage County. Ohio by virtue whereof said
Sheriff on the same day 4 ,ly attached the fol
lowing described real estate: Situate in the
Township OF Paris, County of Portage and
State Of ohio, and known village lots Nos.
three 81 four "A and seventeen (1T) in the vii
lagc plat of Harrisport. in said Township.
County and State.
Sai,t defendant is required to answer to said
petition or before the third Saturday after
the 23rd day f February A d. 1871 at which
time or soon thereafter said Court can
reach The above case, judgment will be taken
and an order to sell said lots of land aforesaid.
n. FIESrER.
BY &. i. NEWTON. Atty for plaintih
Ravcpna, Ohio. january 8, 15T 431-6w
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SaC0iD NATIONAL BANK,
OFSAvE o.
designated Depositary of tho
u. 8.
,F RAvENNA, o.

Designated Depositary OF tho
u. 8.
wends and Securities bought, sofa anu
exchanged, at our counter, at best mafAc' ra'es
stock. and Bonds, OF all kinds bought anu
.o,d ON Commission. in New York, or any ue-
xiresi market. .n
highest Market rate for $40 and lo-eo
Coupons, Gold. silver, and premium iun1'
Of all kinds
,Ir.,ru and cashed on all the principal
Citi<. in the Unised States
s:-;,t Drafts on England and Ireisno anu
P.Hssxe Tickets to from those Cities al
Eew York rztcs.
E.xsuue stsmps-aIl sizes for sale
xcc,.rts and Depotit. of Business men ana
Individuals received ON most favorapie 'efI'
and prompt and liberal treatment guarantees"
lrte-sst allowed on time deposits as may pe
agreed upon
GEO ROBINSON, President
sept S. 1868. IT,
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First National Bank,
OF EAVENNA, o.,

OF isAVENNA, o.,
c cPPos SITE ETAA $40 c X
ESTADLIsHE IN 1868,
asa HOMIE Institution for fhe accosns"o-
daiio of the People Of Portage Con'fy
We will eadcavor in the future, as in the past
o give preference and ill orders and supply the
wants and demands of our own county people
frst.
VIII pay the Highest Market Rates Tor
Couuons, Gold, silver and Premium Funds
CT all kinds
Interest ollowc,i ON time deposits
Revenue Stamps all sizes, Kept constantly
hand and all orders filed promptly.
Special Deposits received without charge
II. : Bonds and Securities bought anu soio
a. best market rates
Drafts draw n and cashed on all the principal
it,cs in the United states
sight Drafts on England. Ireland anu All
C titles III Europe
coIleetion, made on all points in the united
states and prompt remittance made.
Nd. CLARK. Prest.
WIIrER. Cashier zos
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LADIES' and Children's Jackets, Nu-
bias aud Felt Skirts at coat.
WERBER s. Smith.
No. !, Marvin's Block.
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New Advertis' is.

Report OF the Condition of the First Ma
tional Bank at Ravenna, in the State of
Ohio, at the Close of business OH the
22nd day of December, 1876.
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REMovAL.-Musser & Parker have
removed their Auction rooms to the
store recently occupied by p. Clark,
in Swits, Block, and will continue
their auction sales during the remain
der of this week, and perhaps longer.
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WATER.fRooFs and Ladies Cloths
at less than cost. t rs ftt
WEBER e Smith,
No. !, Marvin's Block,
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At,Cost.

At Cost. -
Our stock Of
Horse Blankets,
Lap Robes,
Wool Blankets,
Gloves, Mittens, eera-
Ladies' Felt Skirts,
Shawls. Merinos, and
Water-Proofs.
N, CONVERSE & Co.
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WANTED

SEAOon good arst mortgage ION proper
sD4l&Oyt ~ worth ts40J). on 3 years i'm
for which 10 per cent. Interest will he allowed
interest payable annually. Address LOAN, ;,
ARENA, q. <aS
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Selling Of at Cost.
SIantua Station, o.

or.r sr 4GTTAL CosT. for cash. my entire
stock .,f EosxEEY, CANA GLASSWARE. JAAPs,
II afs PAPER anti i;oKDEES. WINDOW SHADES,
fstcTrRs FEAMEs MggLDISGs, MoTTeEs, CHK0-
MOS aud ESGRAyINtS
Call in for Bargains ,.
Opp. Carriage Repository.
Rayenua, o., Hog. Is. isso- Ass -ifs ~
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u.ate E. ,. Comstock's Bank. }

Anything in the Grocery line you can get at
hhS0N & WADSW0RTH'S.
No. 4 Phenir Block, RaressssG,
4 Ravenna, Nov. -. 1876.
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WooLEN goods at COST. .,,, +.
WEBBER s. SMITH,
No. l. Marvin's Block.
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NOTICE.

rbe State of ohio, In tue Court of ommon
Portage County, ss.I Pleas.
i n Eirster PluintiM =.
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January 3. 1877. 4s6-6w