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building those large Og-heaps. of which the
present generation know nothing practically.
At one time he owned an ill-matchod yoke Of
oxen. whose names were respectively "Buck"
and bright" Buck was intolerably lazy. and
severe goading was necessary to make him per-
form his equal part Of labor, and upon stopping
1t was difficult to make him 'resume." In fact
he was violently opposed to resumption. practi-
cally and Theoretically. One day when engag
cd in logging. . shower came up. when with
the oxen he rctreated to the shelter which
large oak Afforded being observed by party
near by. In a few minutes the tree was shiver-
ed by heavy thunder bolt. Mr.. NJ. standing
meanwhile erect and motionless, except turn
of the head to view the sudden stampede of the
oxen, and was much pleased. that for once Buck
Kept up his end of the yoke without the applica.
tion Of the buckskin lash. Inquiry being made
OF Mr.. NJ. il the lightning made him jump. he
replied, no. but old Bnck did, No doubt the
retreating form of old Buck. with tail erect, is
still plainly visible to his minds eye.
Mr.. Mills has been prosperous, and has pros
poets or remaining q good time yet. He lives
with his son, who is well known citizen of
this town. SEMI-OCC CAsI0NALLY,
Nelson, July IS, 1873. g.
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Cosrespondencs.
The Mantua Cornet Band will be present ON
the occasion OF grand Picnic or Harvest
Feast in Atwater Grove. August a4tk at which
Oranges from Ravenna, Bainbridge, Edinburg
and Troy will participate. A good time is con-
Adently anticipated or
A very pleasant affair came off on Saturday
evening at the residence of our townsman. MIR
Horace Hinckley. An invitation had been ex-
tended to the Cornet Band to DO present. and
considerable latitude being given the members
in the matter Of invitations, as well exercised
by the host himself. it eliminated in the festive
gathering of from one hundred and fifty to two
hundred neighbors. friends and well-wishers.
A long table was set in the pleasant grounds.
and laden with toothsome viands. both from
the well stored larder of that empress OF cooks,
Mrs. Hinckley, and also from the acceptable
contributions of friends; the trees and shrubs
were ornamented with lanterns; the Band dis
coursed sweet music the crowd listened, ate
chatted, ,..and listened again; each one and all
seemed trying to make everybody else happy,
and thus were happy themselves. At abont II
O'Clock, the hospitable mansion of Lewis Turner
having been thrown open, Charlie Turner invi.
TED the young people to devote the rest of the
week to dancing, and an orchestra, consisting 6
of Messrs. Farr, Goddard and Chalker. being
improvised, Mt it they went and licked on the
seconds with flying feet until midnight warned
| them to desist. Mr. Hinckley kindly afforded
means of conveyance for all ladies from and to
the Station ana great credit is due to all con-
cerned for the exceptionally pleasant manner
| cbaracterizing tho management of the whole
affair. Neighbor Hinckley expects to leave in
few days for a trip up the western lakes. and
will probably visit q brother in Minnesota,
whom he has not seen for twenty five years.
All unite in wishing Mr.. H apleasant trip, and
he can set out with the full assurance OF the
warm regards of host of friends.
MIR. w. II. Bowen has been suffering for sew
eral days from an attack OF erysipelas in one OF
his hands.
Our Dentist will soon remove to u new and
elegant Office over o. p. Hayes hard ware store
The room has been fitted up by Mir. Hayes in
the most tasty manner, regardless Of expense.
and from its location, finish and accessibility,
cannot be eXcelled in the County.
MOURNER.
MANrUA STATION. O.. July 80, 1874
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Credit 60 Whom Credit 10 Due.
RAvENNA Julv Qad 1879


RAvENNA, July Esd, 1873.
ED. PRESS:
In speaking of the Commercial Hotel fire In
there was NO sucli- thing as Phenix Engine No.
I in town. Most of the credit is given to the
Babcock Fire Extinguishers. 1t states, :" in the
mean time the Argus Boys with their Babcock
Extinguishers. and the bucket brigade had got
the flames well under subjection." And again.
" For q time it appeared that the flames would
get the complete mastery, but the Rescue boys
were promptly on hand with their ladders. and
q few Streams from the EXtinguishers and many
buckets of water soon broughs the fire under
control, whea all breathctl~ freer and easier"
Now. I do not wish to give too mncll praise to
Phenix boys, neither to Rescue Hook and Lad
der. The Rescue boys deserve all the credit
which your paper gives them for being prompt
ly on hand and their ladders in readiness to
rsoei 20 the ripe men of both Phenix and Steam
err Phenix was promptly ON hand and did her
duty. and did it nobly. The writer of this arti-
Gle helped unreel the hose of Phenix carriage.
and lifted up on the hose behind the pipe men
ON the ladder. when the flames reached some
three or four feet above the building. and the
fire was confined between the weather boards
and the plaster of the building. but when the
water from the pipe Of old Phenix struck the
building it soon brought the frey element un-
der its full CONTROL which was making rapid
progress towards the dcstruction of the build
ing.
This article is merely q slight correction of
the one in last weeks issue. and gives those
that were not there to witness the fire to under
stand that old Phenix Mo. was in town, and
on hand IS usu,fl and did her duty.
.sni CITIZEN.
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WINDHAM.
Correspondence.


John b. HarrisOn's store was burglarized
Tuesday night. the e3rd. An entrance was ef-
fected by prying OF cellar window aud boring
hole through the cellar door so IS to reach the
hand through and unbOlt the door. which gave
access to the store loom. Jewelry, perfumery.
a razor and strap. aud ssme pennies were taken.
About $40 worth.
Rev. Hiram Benjamin preached in n. e.
Church yesterday, Rev. F. A. Archibald being
called TO Dunkirk, N. Y, to the bedside Of .
brothers wife, who is very low with consump
ton. .-- -
j. b Harrison contemplates building o horse
barn soon. F. Woolf is building addition to
his house. t*i fi fs'F
F. X. Alderman has made sale of his place Of
26x acres to Geo. Onstine. Of Cleveland.
cOpiOus rain visited US last Friday.
Hayipg is nearly nntshed. ssA
oats sre mostly cut ss{Rs2A&s
The farmers are glad. - -.
Ghtess. ess sentss boxed 1u4ter. n cmt4 per
pousdA sz-az .sz- Ia - - oooAsl1AGxk.
July -. 1879.
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NELSON.


who among the living has longest resided in
Portage county Possibly Nelson township
may be entitled 10 that iistinctfon In one Of its
Mr.. Harvey Mills. who was born in
Nelson, July End, ls0S making the third white
child born in the township, and has resided here
since.
Mr.. NJ. is still hale and hearty and says he is
willing tn wrestle with any man. 'best two in
three" who has resided IN this cou6er long
than himself. He is the eldest son OF A shael
Mills. who was one Of those sturdy old pioneers
who settled in Nelson in 1900. and who did his
share to convert q wilderness into an habitable
land, and like him, possessed OF undaunted
courage. and perseverance. with q remark able
degree OF equanimity In his mental organiza-
tiou. This peculiar quality can be illustrated
by relating the following story. which has good
backing" and is supposed to be strictly true :
Mr.. n. was great teamster. and delighted to
drive opeor tye Jokes of oxen or steers. and in
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MIME NevaeRoD Fans The great
market of the eastern world has been
held at this junction Of the Volgs and
Olge Rivers, In Russia, every summer
for hundreds of years. Here the ma
tions of Europe and, Asia meet with
their products for trade. Cossacks,
Chinese, Turk and Persian meet the
German and the Greek with every va
rfety of merchandise that mankind
employs, from sapphires togrindstones
tea, Opium, fur, food. tools and fabrics.
and last but not least, medicines, j.
CsAyer s. Co.'S celebrated remedies
from America, were displayed in an
elegant bazaar, where the Doctor him.
self might sometimes beSseen. They
are known and taken on steppes of
Asia as well as the prairies of the
West, and are an effectusI sntidote for
the diseases that prevail inAthe yaourts
of the North as we'll as the huts and
cabins of the Western continent
lLincoln, (Ill Times.
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Tempernmce Picmic.

DO not fail to attend the picnic this week
Saturday by the temperance people OF Shalers-
willie, to be held in Hurtl's grove. at 10 O'Clock
a. n. The following programme will he rem
derea. "a II "a "
Music by the Society's Glee Club.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
sTyeches BY w. p. Thomas ana others.
One O'Clock r. n. Balloon ascension.
Address BY Rev. C. v: WILSON,
Grafton by F. Il. COit,-subject-"Capital and
Labor"
The Aantua Cornet Band will he present.
No deferment on account of the weather.
Everybody should turn out and attend this
picnic rs tho speakers names are enough to
insure an interesting occasion.
TEMPERANCE.
Shalersviile. July -. 1873. +taftftsi 4's
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY,-AbOut half
past one o'clock Saturday morning,
George Flath, young man who sleeps
in room over the rear of the Clothing
Store OF Mr.. Peter Eiath, heard some
one at work at the back door of that
establishment, and getting mp he went
itoa window which was open at the
top. stuck his revolver out and fired a
shot at the miscreant, who stood not
upon the order Of his going. but at
once lit out. Upon examination it was
found that the villain had bored
-twenty-four holes in one Of the panels,
nearly cutting out piece some five
inches equare, which would have en-
abled, him to reach the two bolts with
which the door was fastened. Officer
Gibbons thinks there were three of the
rascals engaged in the scheme, though
but one was at work at the door. Dur
ing his operations he had been ca re-
fully watching them from a secluded
spot, aud but for the shot from the
revolver rwopld have canght him in
the very act, and had him safely
lodged in the county cooler.
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The Teachers NorfAAl Inetitute Of
fers privileges; which VIII be profita-
BILE to al who take advantage Of them.
The classes win receive drill similar
tostet which the tsaehers are expect
cd q gite 10 their schools. Weekly
examinations sWlll Be held to test the
thoroughness Of the&work done by the
teschers. The whole Aim Of the In
stitute 10 to give che telchsfs . howl.
edge Of The work and method Of teach.
ing The -instrnstors ara teachets of
considerable experience, and the eve-
ming lecturers are among tho best ed.
ucators of the State. We hope every
teacher in the county will avail him.
self Of this opportunity. H
Ell. E. THAYER.
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The Rep.-Dem. contains nearly q
column of driseI, Ah3ei4e GGeral
Wiley, the Democrstics cad ssIidate for
Congress In this District, imputing to
him mercensry motives In entering the
arnyss Wben itfscqeidered that the
scurrfilo66 AfAaSk ee1ses from q con.
temptible. co wardly stay at. home, W no
was enjoying the comforts of the
home fire. side, and making profit from
the misfortunes of his country, while
General Wiley and his comrades were
lite. and lOving limbs fn de-
.fenss oflAS Hsion, com menti wholly
unnecessary.
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A CHANsE Of Agents of the United
States Express Company at this place
occurred on Wednesday, Mr.. W. II.
MeeihsSSixho hos SO. i.ithihily ddn.
Quoted the business of the o1ica here.
being transferred to Meadville; Mr..
E. w. Bassett, of Kent, taking charge
of the Ravenna office.
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- ADvBRrlsIha itself wherever it g0es
by the lWondrous and gratifying ef-
fects which It produces, that sterling
medicinal preparation. THoMAs' ELEC-
TRIcT On, is winning "golden opin-
ions" in all parts of the United States.
Testimonials constantly pour in DEM
onstrating its superlative efficacy. in
manner as pleasing TO its proprietors
as it must be convincing to those who
read In the public prints those evil
dences of its popularity and genuine
worth, Never was there remedy
which received ampler or more satis-
factory Endorsement; never was there
one which better deserved it. IT Is A
TRIEp REAlEDY. Experience has dem
o6strsted ihat II not only xelseues, 6ut
eradicates the most obstinate coughs.
sore throat OF a malignant type. ca
tarrh of long standing, rheumatism,
neuralgia. stiffness and lameness OF the
back. muscles aud joints, piles and
kidney troubles, external hurts and
sores, and other bodily troubles, as
well as many of the disorders pecu-
liar to horses and cattle. That it cures
in every instance, is not pretended,
but that, II systematically used, and
the malady is susceptible of being
remedied, 1T sOiH remedy 1t, is fact
amply established. Sold by ell deal
ere. Price. 80 cents and 81 per bot
tie; trial size, 25 cente.
Prepared only by FOSTER, MIL
BURN s. CO., Buffalo, N. Y.
Observation-Disclosures and Elec.
tried. ~ 4 y. .sse SLIM.
BELDINs & ARMsTRoNG, Agents, Ra-
VIENNA. Ohio.
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TIE Kent people are having allit

The Kent people are having aalittle
trouble about their schools. The Board
of EEducation sdetermined upon. q
change of Superintendent and entered
into 2 contract with Mr.. III. L. .Kellen-
baugh, of Bellevue, Pa, TO occupy the
position at 81. 100 year, and now the
local Board of Examiners refused to
grant him q certificate, and Mr.. w.
w. Patton. who has for many years
occupied the place, is again an appli-
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WHY will yon suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, Constipation. and
general debility when you can get at
orr store Shiloh's System Vitalizer,
which we sell on a positive guarantee
to cure you. Price 10 cts. and 25 cts,
For sale by E. P. Brainerd & Son, Ra-
VIENNA, and elsewhere by all dealers.
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I THl tadlsrons limh hssse loSasof the
Davis Sewing Machines, which are
seen moving through our streets to the
railroad stations for shipment, would
indicate that that concern under the
management Of A. G. Mason, the agent
at this place, is doing . prosperous
business.
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ONE box Of Dr. Smith's Carbolic
and Arnica Salve is guaranteed to cure
the worst case Of sore lips. cold sores,
chapped hands, chapped lips. frosted
feet, or soft corns. Try it; if you are
not sstisaedr with gthe7 result, gyour
money will be refunded. Sold by
druggists at % cents per box sent by
mail. postpaid for 80 cents. DIR. B.
A. Smith 3 Co.. proprietors. Erie, Pa.
For sale by L. p. Seymour & Co..
and Belding & Armstrong.
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the boat leaving CleveIand 1mhediately on
the arrival of train. and reaching Put-in-B Bay
at r. NJ, giving four hours among the beauti-
full Islands of Lake Erie, and returning in time
to take the evening train for home.
Procure your tickets early and go with your
friends on this. the Band Excursion of the sea-
son. Those who wish can take their own lunch
haskefs
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AssIGNEE.s A SALE.

tNOTICE is hereby given that OF the 3lst day
IN OF August. 1873 the Undersigned will self
1t public auction. al, ,Atwater station, Portage
county. Ohio. the entire stock Of drugs, gr GER
les, liqaofs, motions. store fixtures. &C.. &C. of
Goldman Brothers, heretofore assigned to me
for the baneAt0f creditors. Said sale 10 contin-
ne from day to day until the entire stock Is
disposed OF. % EUGENE j. WARD,
,#.-ss.- fie.t. !. Assigree OF Goldman Brothers.
Atwater. July 20. sS7s. bi8-4t
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The Old Adage.

make hay while the sun shines. .
Farmers must have good appetites or
they can't make hay. DR.. Fenner's
Capitol Bitters is the best appetizer
and vitalizer extant, while his Blood
and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic
cures dyspepsia and nervous disease.
Sold by Belding & Armstrong, and
L. p. Seymour & Co.
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BILLIARD TABLES. = A first-class
Pigeon Hole Table, and aIs0 Q good
plain Billiard Table, for sale cheap.
Enquire Of 8. Ostheimer, Etns House
Billiard Parl0r. 4..s 9a.5
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RAVENNA CITY BAND
ss EXCURSION. .se.,s !, :,
Thursday, August 8, 1875.

sonic Fraternity of BEDFORD In q grand excur-
sion to Put-in-Bay. August sth. 1873. via C.. 4
p. r. Z. and steamer Pearl.
This will be one of the finest excursions of the
season. and the fare for the round trip is very
low. The excursion train will start from ALI
ance in accordance with the following time
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lsather Death than Dlsgrace.
From the Warren Chronicle,l

Harris, of the Ravenna DEMooRArrc
:, 6ss,.a;s r., sss G'sss,ss bE 9si s.
der reporter in regard 10 tho political
situation in the XVIII Congressional
District. Where the laugh comes In,
is where. Harris is represented as be-
ing full blown Republican,, and is
made to talk as though he had sympa-
thies in that direction, When he read
the interview, Me- tried to think about
ten gross of the hardest words he ever
saw in an unabridged Democratic die.
tionary. but they seemed too feeble to
express his tempestuOus reflections,
and he went ont and tried to get sun
struck. .ay ~ a
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NOrICEl7

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented 10 the Commissioners OF POr.
tAae County. Ohio, ut their next regulsraession,
praying Tor tie laying out and establishing u
County Roadin the So0thpaf OF NantuA town.
ship, making the following courses and direc-
aions. 70 Wit: Commencing In the center or the
State road sonth Of Mantua Station. ON let No.
q thence east along the north line OF Sarah
Pettibone's land Sand the south lire Of lands
owned by the heirs Of Darius Atwater, Alice
Turner and b. y. Keyes, to point near the east
line OF Sarah Petitioners land; thence south
'essterly across The land OF Chauncey Blair, to y
point near the southwest corner OF Martin
GOOdells land; thence east along or near the
south line of said Martin GOotlell's land to the
north and south county road running through h
lot No. -. B. F. KEYES. Petitioner
Mantua, July g. 1878. 5ie-6w
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NOTICE.

VTyHOMAS LAHEY, whose residence is un
u kaown. is hereby notified thas on the 2and
dav OF July. 1878. Catharine Lahey filed her pe-
titiou In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Portage
County, Ohio, against the SAID Thomas Lahey,
alleging gross neglect OF duty aud willfal ABB
sence for more than. three year and praying
for divorce and other relief.
: said petition will bs tor hearing at the Sep
tember Term, A D. 1873, OF said Court, as soon
after six weeks from this date hereof rs the
same can be reached. f.-5.
: FFs717 =. Fttta CATH ARINE LAHEY
sst gS By g., ROCKwKLI.s her Atty.
July IS, 1873. sig Gw s''f'
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Don't be Deceived.

Many persons say / haven't got the
Consumption when asked to cure
their cough with Shiloh's Consump.
tion Cure. Do they not know that
Coughs lead to Consumption, and
remedy that will cure Consumption
will certainly and surely cure q cough
or any lung or throat trouble. We
know it will cure when all others tail,
aud our faith is SO positive that we
will,refnnd the price paid if you re-
'ceive NO benefit Is not this q fair
proposition. Price 10 cents, so cents,
and S1.O0 per bottle. For lame Chest
Back or Side, use Shilohss Porous
Plaster, Price 25 .ceuts. For sale by
E. ?. Brainerd y Son, Ravepna, and
elsewhere by all dealers.
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Parties having Plates that do not flt, can have
the teeth re set ON new plates that will At for
only $500. - :
Teeth extracted with little or no pain by the
application Of fluids in form of lne spray.
No charge for Extracting where Artificial
Teeth are to be inserted. >
Especial attention given TO AL Irregularities
-AAaxiAR resnovesA N <31eirc tn nv Resi-.
dence. - West Main Ctreet. thereby saving con-
siderable expense in rent, etc. propose to give
my patients the benefit of the same : and all
parties wishing work done would do well to
call and see me before engaging work elsewhere
Twenty-f five cords OF Stove Wood and q small
quantity Of wildwood and Blackw nlnut Lam.
ber wanted in part payment for work.
RAvenna, July 20th, 1H76.l 616s 81 a.
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'sRCSGI hIflOhAL BANK,

: - - !. -..---
Dealgneted Depositary Of tho
o. Beads aaA seeuxitiss bought. sold and
exehs -, a& our counter, at best market rates
Btsoks anA B0nds, or all kinds bought and
sid o. Commission, in New York. or any de-
= aired market.
ulgAsss Market rate for $50 and 1910
= 0saRens, GA eisQeF. and prsntgW fHnds
z IN E00EE&A Ass = ~
Draft3 drawn and cashed On All the principal
C1ttes in The united states.
oleAs - soh Hhgsaaa snd Ireland and
Passage Tickets 70 or from those Cities ut
6eSsaSs s-ail.izssf for aaae.
Aoooa1ts ard Dopotits Of Business men and
- ndtEf1nals. reesived On most favosabls terms
e : onAInonptsnA libssal trsa&neat guaranteed
q = 1no6psse allowed On time deposits rs may be
GGEss1 lpo1. 80 issas .IG ssas
: - uEisf sra 80. ". H. BEEBE, cnnhier.
do D0Dusou, Ffesidsnt.
z00GS4 -. =. 80 u - ~ s-e
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ABAReE assortment Of Brackets and
Chsonos. = =. h. sE4rs.se 1S
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TIrUsvILLE, PA, December, 1876.

DEAR SIR:-I was troubled very
much with backache which made me
sick all over; it seemed to strike from
my kidneys TO my stomach causing
great weakness. 1 could not stoop to
pick up anything without leaning care
fully with my hand resting on my
knee. had all the symptoms of fe-
male weakness. / got your Bsrosma
winch relieved me in yery,fe y days,
and l am comparatively we'll, and
my friends aud all have been benefit
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4 As . z Fine Stationery, sFs
3 For good Stationery go TO Little's
Book Store. s,~.
For Legal Blanks go to Little's.
For Blank Books go TO Little's.
For Gold Pens, neat aud cheap, go
to Little's, where all these things can
be obtained at astonishingly low
nricac 1ass 49,
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Es MARY MONTGOMERY,
West Pine Street. Titusville, Pa.
Prepared by E. X. Thompson. Titus
vile, Pa, and sold by dealers in medi-
cines.
For Sale by E. p. Brainerd. 8 Son
and FL. Waterman.
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N0vTSTCF

=, NOTICE.,
FUNHE undersigned have been duly appotated
II and qualified as Executors Of the will of
JeduthAn ". Farnam. deceased, late Of Deer
Asld Township. Portage County. Ohio: Il eess
ISAAC WILSON,
sts t8s igtssss. GEORGE G HQUGH.
July =, 1eya bie-3W%
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

THE STATE OF OHIO, PORTAGE COUNTY, IS. tS
T1URSUANT to the command of an Execution issue
- ming County. to directed in the cause of the
VS. S. Smith ct al. Defendants and wherein PRIV
Judges of said Court in vacation. Iw offer, CONNIE,
Of J. g. Smith } private sale. at the old stand !,
Terms of sale. cash.. Sale conducted by L. v. Glenn
w Il. THON AS, Atty. fsast