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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-01-17

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THE weather for the past week has
been considerably mixed.
THE Old Folks reunion is take place
at Garrcttsville ON Friday evening of
next week.
WE are compelled to defer the pub
licatiop Of pur Atwater correspondence
till next week.
HosTs of people all over the country
are finding out that it is not so easy
pay large amounts of debts when mon
ey is scarce as when it is abundant.
SENATOR BEEBE has our thanks for
a pamphlet copy of the thirty.ninth
Annual Report Of the Board of Public
Works.
n. CONVERSE & Co., are Offering
goods at actnal cost for the next 60
days, IN order to reduce their stock
prior to change of firm.
ANY person wishing to purchase
first-ciass power fodder-cutter will
lind such machine for sale cheap by
calling at this Office.
T. L. Parsons and wife lett ON Tues
day last for Cheyenne to visit friends
in that far Off region. Their many
friends here wish them a pleasant
journey and a safe return.
U,rp Dayauno .no.t.,>o,, 49,, A~~:,
ming to make the foxes hunt their
holes. On Thursday last a bushy-tail
was captured OH the Infirmary farm
in Shalersvilie. John Dodge brought
him down with his little gun.
{ The temperance lecture announced
st Citizens Hall for Tuesday evening
did not take place owing 10 a misun-
derstanding. Rev. M. Murphy will
lecture on the same subject at that
place next Monday evening. All are
invited.
DRAMATIc.-The Dramatic enter
tainment for the benefit of the Raven
la City Band has been postponed to
Friday and Saturday evenings, Janu-
airy % and 26. The "boys" present
ali attractive bill and the performance
will be worthy of the liberal patron
age of our citizens.
a DIME SOCIAL" of Grace Church
will meet at the residence of d. c.
Goldman, Oh Thursday evening of this
week. Doughnuts and coffee will be
served. Everybody invited.
Jan. Il, 1878.
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ATthe annual meeting of the Ladies'
Benevolent Society of the Congrega-
tional Church, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. VIM. Grinnell; Vice.
President, Mrs. A. F. Wait; Secretary
and Treasurer, Mrs. S. r. Poe; Direc-
tors, Mrs. q. v. Searl. Mrs. A. q. Rus
sci, Mrs. G. p. Bragg. Committee on
place of meeting, Mra. F. w. Coffin
Mrs. N. Converse, Mrs. Andrew Poe,
Mrs. Chas. E. Poe. The following res
olutions were presented by Mrs. S. j.
Parmelee, and by vote of the Society
were to be published In both county
papers. Having been requested by
our President to draft resolutions ex-
pressive of the feelings of this Society
in the loss OF an esteemed and res
pected sister, the following is respect
fully submitted: stl ettF
WHEREAS, Providence has during
the year just closed, called from our
midst an acceptable and worthy mem.
Der of the Board of Managers of this
Society. Mrs. Helen NJ. Hinlnan, who
ever manifested an interest in its pros
perity and usefulness, whose heart and
hand were engaged for many years in
its Interests and labor of love, there
fore be il
Resolred, That by the death of our
late sister member, VIC, are again re-
minded of the uncertainty Of lite, and
endeavor with renewed zeal TO do what
in US lies for the promotion OF all be-
nevolent objects indidicated by this
Society.
ResOlred, That as band Of Christ
ian workers, we endeavor to be more
dilligent in our Masters service, and
be found, when our summons comes,
ready 10 60, and "be forever with the
Lord"
ResolUed. That a copy of these res
olutions be given to the family of the
deceased, with our sincere expressions
of sympathy in their loss. aud also the
same to be placed Oh the records Of
this Society. r.--
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LEGAL NOTICE

ITO Emily Sheldon and Eliza G. Loomis Of
W in,isor. Hal tfort Co.. Comm. aud Edgar
sheldon. Of Ringold county. Iowa. and Sheldon
sheldon, u minor. aged Ii years. and to Edgar
shield m, his guardian, of RipgOid county. Iowa
and to Christopher sheldon sheridon sheldon i.l.
and to Newton 5. W aterman and dwight Water
man. Of CLAY. w ash'ngt"n Co Iowa and lane :
KemminXton and Horace j sheldon. OF Ihis:u-
go. Illinois, and Lewis sheldon. of Hartford
county. Connecticut. and Anson shelton, oi
and Della Caruthers. OF Shiawassa county,
n Michixal. and ~ Eli Day ton and Friend ID ,yton
OF Troy. .Geausa county: Ohio and to John Day,
to Anson Dayton. and Mrs S-f. Merrifeld, o.
the state of Michigan. and Miss - Dayton.
ton, Geauga county, Ohlo. You will take no
tice that y petition was filed against you on the
3lsI day OF December. A ID 1877. in the Court
Of Common Pleas within aud for the County Of
Portage and State Uf Ohio. by George Sheldon.
and is now pending. wherein George Sheldon
to-wit: situate in the township Of Mantua.
County OF Portage. and State OF Ohio. ani which,
is a.so pare Oi lot number q. In said township.
and is bounded AS follows: Beginning at ihe
southeast corner of said lot number ., thence
of said lot Ts chains. 81 links 10 a post; thence
north Is min. east, Is chains, 561s links on the
west line of said lot TO post; thence south 81
degrees 3, min east - cl,ains and II links to q
M,st; thence south ~ minutes west. Is chains.
S,s links. on the east line OF said lot, to the
place of beginning. containing one hundred
Also, one other piece, situate on said lot No G.
in said township. county and State. which is
bounded rs follows. to-wit: Beginning At II
post and stones from which the southeast con-
ncr bears south ~ minutes west, distant 13
hears south T51s degrees west. distant Is links
marked (No S): thence north 50 degrees. 81
minutes west ~ chains. link to a post; hence
n. Is minutes east, 1 chain 24,s links to post
thence south 50 degrees. s. minutes east. ~
chains links to N post; thence south ~ min
| utes west chain 22h links on the east line OF
| said lot to the place of beginning. containing
| six acres Of land. And that at the next term o.
said Court or as soun thereafter as the same
| can be heard said George Sheldon will appl,
| for an order that partition may be made of sal,
premises. and general relief
| Dated this Slst day of December. A p. 1871
| .t itlii'' +-i' = GEORGE SHELDON
4S6-6W. BY 8. d. NORTON. his Attorney,
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Legal Notice, ,

Maria Under wood Elam Unerwood and Emf
Underwood, Harmon Underwood And Cur
,felia his wife; Bruce Underwood and Artime-
>ia his wife; Mary Ann Hunt, and Harvey e,
aunt her husband, of Livingston county. No
.icorGe Osborn, of Miami county. Kansas Wall
bridge Osborn. OF SOiOm ccunty, Cal Norris =.
hapman and Viola A.. his wife. and Miilie
Under wood. by Elum Underwood. her 81 Guartlian
will take notice: That q petition was nied
against them the 10th day of Deccm Der. 1877,
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the County OF Portage, by William +. Under.
wood and is now pending. wherein said Will
tihm z. Underwood demands the assignments of
dover to Maria Underwood. widow of Lydia.
Under wood, and partition of the reminder OF
the following real estate. to-wit: Being situ-
ated in the township of Brimfeld. county Of
Portage. and State of Ohio, being parts Of LOee
Nos II and 4S. in Brimfield township bounded
on the north by the highway on the east by
lands of W. p. Underwood. on the south by
lands of Lyman W. Pike on the west by lands
Of A. H, Underwood ani the highwsy. contain
ing about i40 acres of land
Also. one other piece. being part Of Lot No.
%. in said township. bsunded on the north and
west by lands of Freeman Underwood, Oa the
east by lands of Z. II. Chapman. and on the
south by the highway. cont lining about 87x
acres of land: and that at the next term Of said
Court, the said William p. Underwood will ip-
ply for an order that said assignment Of sdokSr
and partition may be made of said premises.
Dated this 18th day of December. 1871. d f"a1
4S6 CIV. J, NICHOLS, Plf's Atty.
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HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer has for many years occupied an
honorable place in the toilet of Amer
lean women, and has also attained
popularity in foreign countries. This
is because it does PERFORM what it
promises. Its warmest friends are
those who have used it longest, and
those who sound its praise the lOudest
are those who from actual experience
and personal trial have demonstrated
that by its use gray hair is restored to
it's natural color and dry, harsh, and
wiry hair is made soft aud lustrous, q
thing of beauty, and q matter of joy
and pride to the wearer.-[Sub-S Sole
and Democrat, Corinth, Mise.
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AN alarm Of fire was sounded yester-
day afternoon at about one o'clock,
which proved to be the cabinet shop of
Truesdell & Townsend, situated below
the canal. The fire originated in the
engine room by burning broom, it is
said, being thrown into cart of SHAY.
ings. The broom is used to brush up
the sparks about the furnace. The
steamer was promptly On. hand, but it
was not needed, the fire being sqaelch-
ed by workmen with, pals OF. water.
The damage done will probably amount
to S5O.-[Warren Record.
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To the Farm ers Of Portage County.
1 wish to acknowledge the prompt
payment from the Ohio Farmers In
surance Co. of my loss which happen
ed short time since. The loss was
paid in full regardless of rumors set
af1oat to damage the Company. It has
been the custom of some Companies to
refuse payment for losses in full and
advance some plea of fraud or irregu-
larities by which they may secure a
under threats of standing
suit and by which only part may be
paid. The prompt action and pay
ment by this Company needs the at
tentiOn of all farmers who carry insur-
ances, for, be the times good or bad,
they wish to know how their losses
will he adjusted and paid. ''t''
ID. C.. ALLEN.
Randolph Township, Portage Co. o.
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COURT commenced its session on
Monday, Judge Conant on the bench.
No business'of general interest has as
yet been trahsacted. The grand Jury
was i'm pan1ieIed on the first day Of the
term and proceeded to business under
the direction Of the new Prosecuting
Attorney, o. S. Ferris, Esq, and the
balance of the day was devoted to the
hearing of motions, demurers, &c. No
case has yet been tried to the jury.
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MANTUA.'

epOuusshCC. > d. g o.
Our town was again visited.
last week, by the relentless
messenger from "beyond the river"
On Monday, two happy family circles
were entered, and two pure and sim
less spirits passed from earth, life, and
joined the mighty throng of angelic
ones, in that beautiful land, "ioyer
tere." Matte, the adopted daughter
Of G. T. Hinckley, aged seven years,
a sweet and promising child, and Mel
lie, youngest child OF p. A. Carlton,
aged four years, were thus early called
away, just when their opening loveli-
ness had endeared them to the tond
and loving hearts of parents and
friends. The remains of Mr.. Hinck.
ley's child were taken to Auburn for
interment, where the funeral was held,
Eld. White, officiating. Little Nellie
was the youngest of ten children and
the pet of the household. Her loss is
the more severely felt because she was
the darling of so many hearts, and the
first of the flock who has been taken
The funeral services were held at the
house of Mr.. Carlton. The remarks
of Elder A. S. Hayden were extreme
ly beautiful and appropriate for the
occasion. and all the circumstances at
tending this funeral were peculiarly
affecting and impressive, and will not
soon be forg by those who wit
messed them. When the aged and
gray haired sire, or matron, full of
years and ripe for the reaper is called
away, we feel a resignation that can
not be felt when such opening buds
are torn from the parent stem, the ties
of love and affection sundered, and
the fond hopes and pleasing anticipa-
tions OF the::future, thus rudeiy blast
ed and overthrown. But still it may
be better 10 depart thus early than to
remain, and perhaps sow and reap the
bitter fruits of sin aud sorrow, for
mono are safe, only when they reach
their immortal homes in that "better
land"
The old Pilgrim of the Nile has
been lecturing at Mantua Station for
several evenings past. His lectures
are very interesting aud instructive.
Those who failed to hear him missed
rich treat, as he is enabled to impart
vast amount of Information on the
subjects which he presents. '''i'
The "beautiful snow" now fills the
air, and only there is beautiful, for
when it reaches the earth, the result
ing mud is far from producing beau
tiful, or even an agreeable effect.
Rev. S. H. McCollister, Of Buchtel
College, Akron, will preach at Man
tua Station next Sunday, january ~,
aud lecture at the Center in the even
ing of the same day. -VER1rAz.
Mantua, Jan. IA, 1878. .'.as SIS
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saherif.s saIe.l

The State Of OHIO, Portage County So.
DURSUA ANT to the command OF an order Of
l. sale issued from theCourt Of Common Pleas,
within and for sail county OF Portage, 10 ne
directed in the cause OF Adolph Herman, plain.
till VS.. BarthOlemy Wilhems. ct. al. defendants,
1 will offer for sale at public lauction at the
door of the Court House inRavenna, County and
Saturday. the 2nd day of FehruaxYs
A. d. 1878. ~
between the hours of one and three O'Clock r
tate, to- wit: Situate in the Township Of Frank
lin, County of Portage ami State OF Ohio. and
known as part Of Township lot No. II, bounded
and described as follows, tO-wit: Il Beginning
ut the northwest corner of land decided TO- Re-
becca kearney, by Freeman Underwood, 1t be-
ing the south line of the old ksvenna Read;
thence alons said south line ITO feet to an alley;
thence south along said alley on . line parallel
with the west line of said ke8rnes'S lot to Z
stake 30 feet north of theresa DuAn's north
thence east along said alley 1f0 ftct to tho
southwest corner OF said kearney's lot; thence
north along said kcarney's west line to the
place of beginning. ytE fstl.. sgl0ts Il }
Al>O, another piece in township lot No 12 Of
said township. bounded and described ~ fol-
lows to wit: beginning at the northeast cor-
ner Of Therpssa Dann's lot: thence east along
the south side OF alley i06ss feet. to the west
line of land formerly owned by III sherman; !;
thence south along said west line 2S6& feet 10
the north line Oh land formerly owned by n :
Kent; thence west along said north line 1Of "
feet; thence north s>ss feet. to the place Of be-
ginning. = 's-'-
lst eract appraised at $27G0 90. .-t'frs-y
2nd tract appraised at $ss3 10.
"S % s"''' T +. +. KELLER. sheriff, = |.
ROCKWELL & NORRIS. Attorneys. - an hE
Ravenna. Ohio. January 2. 1915. 4Ss a.l,
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FINE PAINrING.-A few days ago
we saw at the rooms of A. G. Mason,
in Opera Block, a very fine oil paint
ing of Jerusalem and it's surrounding
hills and valleys, the work of Mr..
William II. Howe, a former Ravenna
boy, but now of ST. Louis. 1t shows
our young friend to be a gentleman of
:inc taste, who, would he devote him
self TO the business, would rank among
the first artists fthe country. THE
painting is valued at $500. and we un-
derstand that it has already been en-
gagged to party East. 1t will remain
at the rooms of Mr.. Mason few days
longer where the admirers of elegant
works of art will have ali opportunity
to see 1t.
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Newton Falls

Il upas Newton Falls fa'
All Wool Sheetings, Flannels and
Yarns, can be found at the store of q
485-4w N, Converse & Co. ,s
MUssER & PARKER have in their
stock, Undershirts and Drawers, Hats
and Caps, Hosiery, Gloves and Mittens,
Ties and Bows, all of which are offered
at less prices than at any other House
in Portage county. ...4 ...s -.f.z
Oct. 29th, 1877. s.. ,s..... a. re-,
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CHANGE OF FIRM.-Mr. d. III. Aus-
tin, junior partner of the firm Of N.
Converse s. Co., on account of declin-
ing health, has sold his interest in that
old and reliable house to Mr.. p. w.
Snyder, who has been for q long time
connected with the house of Smith
Bros, as q salesman. Both the out
going and incoming partners have the
best wishes of hosts of friends in this
region.
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RAVENNA, o., January 5rd, 1873.
Society met in the Office of Drs.
Belding and Sloan. In the absence Of
the President and Vice-President, on
motion DR.. Joseph Price was elected
President, pro TEN. .s.i.i 31l 4
Members present, Drs. Alcorn. Bel
ding, Loughead, Joseph Price, E. NJ.
Price, Sherman, Waggoner and Hu-
gus. tal f.r.ia ss-r.sz ei
On motion, DR.. Greenlee, of Mead
Vile, Pa, former member of the So
ciety, was invited to participate in the
exercles of the meeting. nr. Alcorn
presented patient, who for five years
has had tumor upon the LETT side of
the neck, beginning at the upper angle
of the lower jaw. Diagnosis. Encyst-
ed Tumor. DIR. Alcorn reported a
case of Paralysis of the Musculo-spfra-
lis Neur, probable cause, pressure.
DR.. j. Price reported case of Icto-
rus, resulting from pressure OF Gall
stones, also a case of Uterine Tibroid
TumOr, causing MetrOrrhagia,s Suc-
cessfully removed by use of sponge
teats.
DIR. B:lding reported a case of con-
vulsiOns in male child, six months
old, cured by operation for Phineosis.
DR.. +. NJ. Price reported case of
Letero Dorsal presentation, delivery
being effected by version.
Essayists, Drs. Leonard and Sher.
man. Committee on written reports
OF cases, Drs. Loughead and +. M.
Price. ...|-.r....s
On motion, Society adjourned to
meet in DIR Alcorn's office, Thursday
Feb. 7th, 1878.
| NJ p HUGJIS Sec'V. PEI
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DIR, ishiloh,s system vitalizer

DR., ShilOh's System Vitalizer.
we are authorized to guarantee this
remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia. In
active Liver, Sour Stomach, Constipa-
ton, Loss of Appetite, Coming up of
Food, Yellow Skin, and General Lam
guor and Debility. We must acknowl-
edge that this would be ruinous unless
we had positive evidence that it will
CURE =. You who are suffering from
these complaints, these words are ad-
dressed-and will you continue to suf-
fer when you can be cured ON such
terms? 1t is for you to determine.
Sample bottle, 10 cents; /; regular size
IS cents. Sold by p. P. Brainerd &
Son, Ravenna, and elsewhere by all
tf5tsft 81 sElett jtiE li"'=l -.t.~sS
ue0'elS: Il -.trsr- fj4tft- "a CO., q
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Black Goods.

We offer this week . great bargain
in Black Alpaca 25cts and 35cts. Our
Black ,Cashmeres at. 75cts, S5ctsi and
LOO are superior to. all others in the
market at the price. We offer silk
warp Henrietta Cloth at LOO yard
just so per cent less thrn market val.
ue.y .l,af lst.isia1n j. s. SMITH.
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On Tuesday last we had the pleas
ure of a brief interview with Messrs.
Francis d. .Moultonand J. II. Reall, of
New, York, who had stopped off at
Ravenna for a few hours on their
route home from the Dairymen's Con.
vention held in Cleveland last week
They speak very highly of the conven-
ton and of the work done by it.
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81 MtssER & PARKER are now ready
for business, and are Offering their en-:
tire stock ten per cent. less than any
Clothing House III the State, a. they
intend to make business. % H4H -
aOct. %! 1877. q i'ita .sa1.i.' HiF'-.
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RavennA Savings and Loan AssO.
CiatiOn.
The annual election of Directors for
this Association was held on Monday,
Sanuary .7th, when the following
named gentlemen were elected for the
ensuing year: E. B. Babcock, j. Ii.
Nichols, Thos. Gorby, w. d. Durham
and f. S. COmstock.
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BLOOD will tell, SO win good so cent
Tea, which the people do say can be
ound at j. S. Smiths all the time.
MUssER & PARKER invite all those
who have Clothing to buy to call at
their store and save ten per cent, as
they are bound 10 sell.
Oct. 20, 1877.
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The sixth Anniversary of Rockton
Lodge, No. BIG +. s. A. NJ. OF Kent, is
10 take place in Kent's Hall on Friday
evening of next week, Jan. 25. The
music is to be furnished by Cones
Quartette Orchestra. Tickets $1.OO,
Supper so cents each.
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Chfnchflli Beavers.

We haYe some nice new styles OF
the above goods for Sacks and Over
Coats at greatly reduced prices to close
out. Now is the time to get q good
bargain. N. CONVERSE s. Co.
4S5-4w
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Stockholders. Meeting.

A adjourned Stock holders Annual Meeting
IA of the Star Agricultural Works for the
election OF Directors and the transactinx OF
other business will be held 1T the room over
the store of E. P. Brainerd & Son. in Ravenna.
ON SATURDAY EVENING, FEB'Y 9,h 1873,
at O'Clock NJ
c. f. wITrER. sec'y.
Rayenna, January sth. 1875
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Holiday Goods.

We shall oren this week and each
week thereafter during this month,
choice Novelties in Holiday Goods, at
popular prices. 1t will pay you to
examine our stock before purchasing
Dec. 5, 1877. S"' J. S. SAITH.
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We are making specially low prices
on Cloths and Cassimeres in order 10
reduce the stock to the lowest possible
limit by January 1st. j. 8 SMITH.
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NOTICE.

TINE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il and qualified Executor of the w ill Of
Joseph KOon Sr. deceased. late Of Erimheld
township, Portage County, Ohio.
SAMUEL KOON.
Dec SC. 1871. ..is s4S7-3W,
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Estate of Horace A.POFter.
THE undersigned has beea duly appointed
l. and qualified rs Adm ninistrator on the es-
tn'e OF Horace a. Porter. decd, late OF Charles
town, Porsage county, Ohio
LURANDUS PORTER.
Charlestown. Jannarya, 1878. 4s9-Sw.
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THERE is a decided increase in the
number of failures throughout the
country. Every day the telegraph
wires are ireighted with accounts of
assignments, suspensions, and bank
ruptcies among business men in all
sections of the country. These are
thy works, John Sherman; the rolling
years are full Of thee.
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4 HAcKsIErAtK, a popular and fra
grant perfume, sold by E. P. Brainerd
& Son, Ravenna, and elsewhere by all
dealers.
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THE number of pounds of butter ex-
ported from this country the present
year was 81 ,42i,242 pounds, valued, at
81, ,424,Gl6. The number of pounds of
cheese was lO7 ,S74. .666 pounds valued
at $l2, 7OO,627 ,,~-- Il 5-., ereffc4f
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$1,000 die annually by neglecting .
Cough, Cold, or Group, often leading to
Consumption and the grave. Why
will you neglect 90 important matter
when you can getat our store SH1LOf1's
CoNsu,iPR1oN CUIJkE, with the assur.
ance Of q a'speedy recovery. For sore
ness across the Chester Lungs or Lame
Back orlSide, SHfEoH's Porous PLAs-
TER gives prompt relief. Sold by e.
p. Brainerdi & Son, Ravenna, and
elsewhere by all dealers. al ao-es,l