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Correspondence,

correspondence,
Our Union School was yesterday brought TO Z
close. Three years ago next autumn H. L.
Peck took charge Of the schools and brought
with him the experience or seven yean In the
schoolroom. which had more than qualined him
Tor the position which he has 90 leng held. Un.
der his constant care and vigilance his sehool
has been gradually improving until now il IL
equal 70 any other Institution Of it, kind In the
county. for discipline. and Its numerous advan-
tages. Last evening the closing exercises OF
the graduating class were held at Buckeye Hall.
Long before the hour for them to commence the
patrons Of the school and citizens began 10 come
In. and until the exercises were opened, when
the large. commodious hall was filed. The ex.
ercises were opened with prayer, by the pastor
of the n. E. Church, Nhich was followed by
music. Miss Minnie Wright presented her
carefully written essay upon " Press toward the
mark" followed by an essay on Shells" BY
Miss Treasure Wadsworth, which exhibited .
fine cultured mind, rich fin msny worthy
thoughts. The valedictery by william v. Al
ford. was . dne production and waa we'll deliv-
cred. The essays OF Misses Cora White and
Alice Phelps were amoag the jewels Of the eve
ming. and exhibited . high order! or, thought
The Solo, by 0. ]. Bates, Was one. of the Ansse
musical productions Of the season, and when be
left the aoer he was greeted ON al sides with
hearty applause. After the exercises Of the eve-
ming = diploma was presented t. each graduate.
Misses Minnie Wright. Treasure H. A. wads-
worth. Cora e. White and Alico Phelps, and
Mr.. William v. Afford. Mr.. Mark Reed has
long been an assistant teacher in the school and
at the close Of this year leaves the school 10
persue his studies further at the Western Re-
serve College at Hudson. A. the elose Of thSl
exercises he was presented fine leather bound
copy Of Gibbons Rome. The presentation was
made on behalf or his pupils by Miss Ruth
Mumford. In a very effective address, to which
Mr.. Rced briefly and fittangly responded. This
closes the present year and Mr.. Peck expects
to remain with this school another year.
To-day the base ball nine OF Garrettsriils
played . match game with the Forest City Club
of Cleveland on the Fair Grounds. .The field
was hotly contested and resultad in victory
for the Garrettsvllle nine; the score standing
II for Garrettsville against for the Forest
City nine. Our Club consists Of excellent
players. and SO far this season eactematoh game
has proved to be victory for them.
Many OF our people are improving their
dwellings this spring. Among them DR.. r. D
Leo stands foremost. having changedihis DWELL
ing house to large hne residence erected upon
the latest models Of architecture.
june II, 1879. ODsERvEk.
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The grand climax Of huccess IL at
last achieved. The poor rejoice, the
sick arise And walk, the rich bask ia
bright ssnshins Of perfect health. The
physical miseries of the hqmsa frame
nsed NO longer be endured. DR.
K1nG's CALlroRHIAGoLDEN CoMPouN1
for Dyspepsia, Constipation. Sick
Headache, Coming up of food, laun.
dice, Liver complaint, Biiiousness,
General Debility, Drowsinsss and Low
Spirits. This wonderful remedy will
posisively cure, and that whore every
other remedy has failed. To prove
that this wonderful remedy will do
all we claim for it yoq are preaented
with . trial bottle efy9e 0 csst, by
which you win readily perceive ita
wonderful cura1ve qualitiss, and
which will show youE what eregpiar
one dollar size bottle will do. For
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Age OF Enl1&Ato0m0nts
- In an age Of enlightment like the
present, the value of electricity, and OF
compounds containing an electric pffni
.ciple as remedial agents, il widely sp-
preciated, Foremost among the lat-
ter, both ~ regards the thoroughnsss
and safety of it's effects. and the rapid
ity Of its action. 10 Thomas' Electric
Oil. . widely popular external and in-
terDal remedy for copghs, colds, sore
throat, asthma, Group. and other af3 ics
lions Of the breathing organs /; an In
valuable outward specific for; lame
hack, soreness and contraction of the
muscles, and every variety. of sore or
hurt; . prompt source of relief for
pain, aud medicine upon which the
public can also implicitly depend in
cases Of rheumatism, neuralgia, piles
and kidney complaint, inhammatory
afnictions, dysentery. and many other
ailments. Its, persistent use eradicates
the most obstinate Of the disorders to
which It il adapted Physicians speak
Of Il in the highcst terms. Moreover,
horsemen and stock raisers adminie-
ter It with the greatest success for dis
eases and hurts Of horses and CATTLE
Sold by all medieine dealers. Price,:
50 cents and 81; tilal bize, Is cents.
Prepared only By FOSTER, MIL.
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TIE C0mmencement exercises of
the Ravenna High School took place
At Union School Hall on Thursday
evening last. The graduating class
was one Of the largest for several
years, consisting of thirteen-four
gentlemen and nine ladies, ~ follows /:
willard n. Bacon, Benjamin p. Con-
verse, Charles B.L1onard, Anna Clark,
Della N. Thomas, Rose +. Kinney,
Addis E Smith. Mary A. Collins,
Htts + Th0Das. Ann s. Hall, Mary
H Horton, and George a. Carnahan.
Theirs va . large attendance on the
'esqnlfea aud sthe exercises were Of an
i1tereetine ana pleasant character.
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BIRD CAaEs.-We have just receiv-
I'd alarge lot Of Bird Cages, which we
offer at bottom prices. a.a .R
h z sg1:ss'fI it,ssr F. III. STILES.

Wan ,Amburgh's Great Show.
This modern mastodon Of shows will
pitch its tents in Ravenna, ON Wednes-
day, June 25th. Without doubt this
-is the largest and most thoroughly or
Ganized exhibition now travelling in
.thfs. country. II was founded In 1921,
and for afty-nine consecutive year. has
been constantly before the public eth
or In the United States or in Europe.
As . Menagrie it was first visited by
many boys years ago who now are
man, whose heads are silyered DER
with the bleak frosts Of age, yet, these
same men now tell to their children
and grandchildren, the wonderful ex-
ploits Of the great Van Amburgh--
the founder Of this show and the far.
famed Lion Tanner" of tho Western
World. 1t 10 fact worthy of remark,
that this gigantic combination during
ell the long years of its existence, has
maintained most enviable reputation
Ter integrity with its patrons, and a.
Always having paid one hundred cents
on the dollar to all creditors. For par.
ticulars Of the Mensgerie curiosities,
We refer the reader to our advertising
columns.
The Circus Company of thia inimi-
table institution has been organized
without regard TO expense, and has
more Of the leading artists In the gym
pastic, acrobatic and equestrian de-
partments than any like entertainment.
In short, tho great consolidated show
has no peer in this country, and that
Il will be psfronized by our citizens
and county readers literally, will not
admit Of . doubt,
The advertisement Of tho great show
will be found on our last page.
Remember the day, "Wednesday,
juno 18th.
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Ruckleu,s Arntca salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and ali kinds of Skin
Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction in every
case or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. q s.as ,.s5s sap f7
For sale by e. p. BRAINERns& s Sow,
Ravenna.
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ATwATER
Correspondence. )

Correspondence. 'e
On Saturday last our town was once more
awakened ffom her mournful quietude by an
excursion to Twin Lakes. In which about eighty
of our best citizens participated. Old and young
resolved themselses into committee Of the
whole to propagate. promote and culminatc u
day Of joy fdl recreation The amusements were
various, promenading. dancing. boat riding.
fishing. bathing. cooling and wooing, all inter-
spersed with choicest music. while some. far
ther gone than others. sought solid comfort
with their boats sequesteredly moored in some
shady nook counting to the enchanting SYM
phonies Of "merry, warbling Birds" In fact
all seemed perfectly contented. and returned
home with q nrm resolve to attend the next
picnic. ~si 4 fsH a..
Thomas L. Hough. who recently added to his
extensive collar mandatory AN apartment for
harness making. under the management Of Mr..
FL. Vaughn. has enlarged his room and secured
the services of four or five first class workman
in srder to meet the rapidly Increasing demands
for his excellent work ~ 4sf
We are Informed that the Atwater Thespian
Society, under the direction of the proficient in
terlocutor. Mr.. Z. A. Hinman. is preparing for
another entertairment. We wish them every
success
= Friend Fl. II. Hick Is about the proudest man
In town. It's boy. and. having a large bawl-
maker Of his own. !. dot makes him happiness -
ID. 8. Kistler. Ag't, successor to DR.. H. c.
Goldman, has increased his 4ne stpck OF drugs.
medicines. oils. liquors aud notions. and we'll
deserves . share Of patronage. a-
Mr.. Hiram Weber has purchased the resi-
dence where he has so long lived. and is erect
ing . large and elegant store building to be
occupied by him as Store, which he will open
Is soon as tho building Is completed. with a
complete stock OF dry goods. groceries. wall-pa-
per. carpets, &c. Mr.. WIS long mercantile ex-
perience enables him to know the demands Of
the people, and their every want will bs sup
piled. This Improvement Is one OF which At
water may well be prend. d &c.
June 10, 1879.
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The Greas show Next Wednesday.
We give to our readers elsewhere in
this issue our own ideas Of the Van
| Amburgh & Co. Menagerie and Circus,
We now quote from an exchange In
confederation Of what we have al.
ready said. The Syracuse IN. "
Commercial, Of May 22nd, says Of the
performance ~ ,fii
% The Circus ana MeHagefie-The
lmmense CrOvxds NlGne a1a DAY
Admittamce rcfased 60 5000 Per-
0OmSe ~ 9'i'
Yesterdays Ledger gave long ac-
count Of the interesting Menagerie aud
brilliant arenic entertainment of Van
Amburgh & Co. Last night the at
tendance WAS disagreeably large, and
the result was that at least 5000 per-
sons were refused admission, for there
was not standing room within the
canvas. The man in the ticket wagon
shut up shop and was too honest to
take money when 1t was impossible
for more persons TO get seats or Piace
where they could witness the exhibi-
,tion. At least 600 persons must have
been IN attendance, aud more enthu-
Sl86tlC OI uCLIkutOu boSOAAVa"6O svoo
never collected under canvas. How
could it be otherwise when the circus
performance is truly superior to any
that has been seen in this city for
wears T? The 'equestriANehip 10 . no.
ficeabie feature. The daring riding of
Master Charlie Watson, only ten years
of Ace. is eomething afemarkable and
probably unprecedented. The great
equestrian, Prof. Showles, has no
equal. Last night he even astonished
himself by the wonderful daring feats
Of eouestrianship. Tho srnmp ride
elected round after round Of applause,
which seemed to inspire the rider to
efforts of q still more remarkable
character. He should be seen by
every admirer ofequestr'anship, grace
ful in execution a. It fs fearless in
character. In fact, VanAmburgh's
Circus aud Menagerie have no superb
or in the travelling shows. The
MenaRerie, which is under tho charge
OF Mr.. James Ralston, ,presents great
variety of interesting subjects. The
elephant has been trained and his In
stinct most successfully DEVELOPED by
Mr.. johnson, who for ten years has
been the valuable manager OF Van
Amburgh's Mensgsrie. He has per-
feet mastery over all the animals. and
seems to control them much better
than most mothers do their children.
To night the great show gives its clos
ing performance" 9ni
The readers Of tho PREss must not
forget the fact that the great show is
in Ravenna next Wednesday, June
18th.
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ON Sunday last between the hours
soe half past nine O'Clock Z. m. and one
O'Clock p. M, the residence of Mr..
,JoheE. Kennedy In the northeast
pau Of Bsvenna township, was enter.
ed during the absence of the family at
chnrch and ransacked from top to
bottom. Tho only thing of value
missing II . hve barrel revolver worth
about SIS. No clue has been obtain
ed TO perpetrators of the robbery.
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Yow Must Cure that Cough.
With 6hiIoh's Consumption Cure
you can cure YOURSELF II has estab-
lished the fact that Consumption can
be cured, while for Coughs. Bronchitis.
Whoopisg Cough Asthma and all
diseases of Throat and lungs, It IL ab-
solutely without An equal. Two doses
viii relieve your child OF Group, it 10
pleasant to take and perfectly harm
less to the youngest child, Asd no
mother can aRord to be Vithcut II.
You can use two.thirds Of abottie and
II What we say is not trns We will re-
dupd the price paid. Price l0sts. 80 cts
and $1.0O per bottle. II your Lungs
.ra sore or cheat or back lame se6hi-
Ioh's Porous Plaster. Sold BY =. r.
Brsinord kSon, Ravennas and else
where By AL dealers.
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CorreSp p0ndence

Last week the Commencement exercises oc-
CURED n announced Wednesday thero was .
meeting Of the trustees 70 arrange the business
Of the College for the coming year. Among
the business items resolved upon. is the build
ing OF . boarding hall for ladies. 1t Is an
nOunOed that tho work will be forwarded as
rapidly - possible.
The Delphic Society gave an entertainment
Wednesday evening to fair audience. which
was voted = success from literary and nnan-
cial standpoint
Thursday was the exercises of the graduatin 9
class. c0nsisting Of orxtions. literally inter-
sperssd with choice vocal and instrumental
music. Diplomas were presented to A. c. Pier
son. ". n. @. Newinston.s u. z. Hubbsll. s. r.
Bswess Mass Lillian alAnhspsl and Miss Ade-
1atde Rudolph.
TIA stiAa6hs aadaeAsaSts of che GLASS were Of
ths highest order indicating great intsllectu
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inuth, Monde ob6st Ma 0sart. Carrie Hoclahs,
kcsr Jewell. Lola tssrsrs.. nisnis s. rro1cisy'
% Thompson, .Sin Myrtle Wsisss.. Glars aasy: asliis
NeitSss sbssus nof fas6y for the yeas-Ross
rcr s~o isrms-narv Dillersuth. ilazy Dkith,
| HAs1g Beokaith, Charlie Riddle -.
Ds one ts.nz1ssd calver. EDDIE wstfs; LIZ.
Clark, Ethel HoIcomb. Iva WoOdr1n. Cnafisy
Han. Prank Koon. Loran Lsursnee. Curtiss Rsed.
Lora Laurence, Rena Rock well. Kos. Scott
Z fnl snroi,.ens. Hn I s Is: - iioi of Hons. - 80
Grade A!msesons, Mary 1slding. .vicass s s5asha.'
Katie Reims, 0ertie KEMP. Carrie Leenast, Aaad
wallace. Maud Whits: Charlie Bien. Jonenis Cal
soa.s eHua enss ;sSssoo 66oId goDss. rsces Joy
cAarlte Lac, 1xnSat La1rence. Ch:5As Lssea:e,
ssi: s.i,s 6s., S s sss 2sssi. . si tsss
Hssihsr .bsen. nor tardy. during the term 9.
lord Jones, Kaiis asins. Maud White.
A and BsPRIAARY. 3 WEST MAIN sr..-iassn
Esroiinsst, IS. Roll Of Honor Is
Myrtle Bentley, RacAsl Fisher, Noreh Book. HUI
Nein.ife. Cuastanes Pohisos, Jsesis S1adsr. Emma
ssas sssss sssds,i. s HsSaas Sss! w;iis.!a. a-.
Nsithef tArdy nor absent for two terms. Berthe
C1018s Rfo0c0uo 06utIoys A4oI0 180Wlos
For 0ne term. Julia Aufahd, Lila Altman. Maurice
Kelley. Rvvy Nicnols. Alfred Person. John Pcrsoo.
willy sumter.
G ana D PRIMARY. WEST MAIN s1.--MARIA J.
EarolIsd. 81; Roll Of Honor IS Fl
Oracle Aufund, Lulu Allen, Bertha Barte, Jennie
Bnzssll, MARI Rndsss. Kstie Ho,chhiss, Ida Knapp.
Bffuis Miller, Cora Miller, 0racs =. Fierce. Hdttk
shieades. Edith Wat.ins, Josephine Walter. Lou
isa Waltsfs. Nilhe Braden. sidney Alen, Willie
Borie Louie Krnests 0e0rees &.aeAth 0eQSes Etshz
a:rry HyrisGss 1s1as laek- 60 :nyrtSlssxk
die fh0ison. Herbert Slaughter. v ttie SnadeT.
John Wagner. Augaet wagner Charley Watktbs.
B.1nie Waitefr. Michel T0chterman. John Ryan,
NotAee ahee.s For tardy50 hs yoae-0face Az
For % ssse. I,..c : n. Loais stnest. Ben
nils Waitsra. GoorYe Etnek. sAsdney Allen. Edith
NheasAer, J ~ phine Waledkss IDQtse Walters. =
Ior TIVE krme-John Hagesl Bertha sorie.
LINCOLN AVE. SCHOOL-Mns. NARY q. MASON.
Gnucanent. =. Roll Of Honor. -
0tnslia AaanA 06dis Andre, Charles Batts,
'aatas ehslnens - Ceep1.a, Willie crrr.a.
Wilio Mat6eWes 0snsge MnenllAksg Addis Phelps.
yohnA5 n.ltehlsaA Harry 449sps 9tn1e eOmsrvtlie,
e00a Aade!1S - ocsvas His Kioqeoasy. toesas
Lacy, 1btfh fat1ah, 1sH01 1plan4s l1e noland,
fiuer Stlnnnqa, 0sltFnls nAAp10a. Gnu9A TWttE
flora Wussa. nnnas Wooo, nyaee Jonn LisAAe
J0neo. " tss
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DR.. Kings Now Discevery for Con.
sumption, Coughs aud Colds, Asthnsa
Bronchitis, Hay Fever. ETC., u given
away in trial bottles. free Of COST to
the afflicted II yen have severe
Tough, cold, difficulty Of breathing,
hoarseness or any affection of the
throat or lungs by all means give this
wonderful remedy . trial. As you
value your existence you cannot
afford to let this opportunity pass.
We could not afford and would
not give this remedy away lgs
less We knew it would accomplish
what we claim for it. Thousands Of
hopeless cases have already been COM
-pIeiely cured by it.. There IL NO mod
icine in the world that will euro one
half tho eases that DR. KrNa's New
Discovery viii cure. For sale bysE.
r. Brainerd & Son. Rsvssna.
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Psrseaals.

asa .i0-' H+ R0POO00nOs
w. D. King 10 In Cincinnati. O.,
Charlie Beayer IL able to be out
His sickness was . serious blow to thu
class. -
Harry Cranz, Of Akron, rusticated
here Sunday. -
=. Mlsses Butler and. Gurley, Of Mead.
willie, are In town visiting friends. n'.
Charlie Bowman 10 visiting his nm.
m6rous ! friends In Cleveland, this
week.
We had = call tho other day from
our Souns type friend. Frank Talcott.
H. u. sassAss E.q, of Cleveland,
was in town Tuesday. ~
1Mr. nd. Collins, the popular clerk OF
the Forest City House, Cleveland, was
in Town Saturday evening.
Messra, Matt. Clark, Lester Tracy
and John Bell, OF GarrettsviIle, spent
Sunday IN Ravenna.
HIRAM YoUTz, Of adviile, an Gu.
gineer on the A. 3 g. W. r. R., is Wis
ftfng friends in Ravenna
MINOR ANDREws and wife formerly
landlord 1t the Commercial House, In
Kent, were in town last week.
ISAAC SIXTH and wife, Of Deerfield,
spent Sunday In town, the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Smith.
GRANT T. CosLNAN, Of Meadville,
was in town Wednesday to attend the
funeral of his sister, Mrs.. Beebe,
Il JuDeE CARPENTER. Of Akron, paid
Rayenna visit on Wednesday.
Carr. o. c. scovlLLs and wife are
visiting friends in Ravenna, tho guests
Of their son. Jaw, G. 8. Corning.
Frank L. Taylor. of Marshaltown,
Iowa, spent few days last vi eek visit
ing relatives and friends in Rayenna.
He left on Sunday morning for Chau-
tauqus Lake, where he has accepted
position ~ clerk At the Lake View
House.
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New A-dvertis'ts.
CARD.

desire to return my heartfelt thanks to the
numerous friends who have manifested their
aid and SYM pathy to me in the hour of my severe
anliction. In the sickness, death and burial of
my dear daughter. Mamie e.
tsEIFi1 ARs.iANNlAiJAcKsON.
Ravenna. June u. lsss.
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WY will you suffer With Dyspepsia
aad liyer complaint Constipation. and
general debility when eyou can get at
our store Shiloh's System Vitalizer,
which we sell ON positive guarantees
to cuse you. Prios 10 cts. and 25 cts.
NoT sale BY BsP. Brainerd d Son, Ra-
Snna, and elsewhere by al dealers. ..
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Hrnrs 4 RosERs, In Empire Block
have . zine assortment of DssteFs, hap
Robes, a9d Fly Netss Hhieh( (tee4 wiz
- = Nv Aeeres: ~ 1 ss
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L 'ON July 9TH the A. Il g. W. r. R.,
will sell excursion tickets to all points
whore local tickets are sold, ct one
full fare for the round trip. Return
tickets will be good till Jolly 7th.
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I EMMA VADERs, formerly of this
place, who's short time ago fell through
4 trap In q Louisville stage, will bring
suit against the owners of the build
Ing for damages. She is slowly re-
covering at her home in PHILADELPHIA.
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STATIONS. mo !. / No. . No. s. No.

Palace Sleeping Coaches ON trains No !. =.
and - betveen Cincinna ati and NewYorE daily.
Hotel Coach ON trains No. and IS. between
Train No: connects 1t Asnsneld with Pitts
burg. foEt wayne Chicago Railroad for Chi
ca&0. A1lWaukee, Omaha and all points in the
Northwest; at Meadville. Union and CORY for
Oil Regions; and 1t atyamestownfor Buffalo and
Niagara Fails; Ae Salamanca for Rochester !:
and at BinghamtOn for Albany.
Close connections At Cincinnati with trains
for tho South and West
No stop-over'' allowed upon local tickotS
Local passengers must purchase tickets to thcir
1rst stopping place, and may then repurchase
nom that point to destination. r.
". II. SHATTUO.
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
tsifi tAs Is C1NCINNAfI, o.
p. d. COOPER -
General lSuperintendent.
CLEvHLAND. o.
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Aao1aEn large invoices of ChFomos
tpat received at =. n. aFlLss.
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Something g, Must Be Done !

We are getting everything in our
line for the benefit of our cnstomers.
stin working for glory and to beneft
the people Of Portage Co., all should
come and see us. We are q clever set
OF fellows, and are anxious to sell.
Don't fail, 70 call, everybody. Our
stock h fall, and sof the best lin the
market Help q, and we win help
yeu. No. 8, Etna Block.
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Grso HSslstn Rsht9ad lands the
ltessist ks't directly /. ati NE t:ssaaaI3 Il s'aal3
..Gs ". HUsRReHKss, ,1sader Of our
City Rsnd. Aesl bssd engaged by the
4 Canton City Rspd tolsads thsir organ
izatiou ! aud aWGhnGtss SAtEtheir Band
Benefit, to be held this eWednesday)
evening, In Canton. This II NO email
recognition Of Nj. Humphreys music-
al ability, Nhep il is pndsrstood' that
Canton prides herself on, the number
.apd quality Of. her musicians. 81 81,
A AeRANy bail ii to come OF at the
1shslersvilis Exchange ON the Fourth
and Mr.. Cooley, the proprietor, will
spare neither pains OF. r.expense to maks
It one sof the most pleasant parties
ever held in the county. Hpmphrey'a
Orchestra has been secured for the
occasion, which gives assurance thai
the music will be first class. Those
who are seeking place at which "a
spend Fourth pleasantly should re-
member the Shalersville Exchange. !
2 LAxs Chautsuqas is. the highest
navigated. water in the United States
1t has An elevation Of 723 feet above
Lake Erie. and 1852 feet above tide
water, rendering 1t noted for its pure
and bracing atmosphere, and psrticu.
larly desiEahle % = resort for those
who are troubled with asthma ~ kin.
drsd difAculties. The Lake itreached
By che Atlantic a9d Great Weetern
FRallnsad. which lands passSn0ees q
Lake VieW.,