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etc bought houso and lived fur many years.
Twon.y years nao she went 10 1.-Two In tho housu
Ok Mr. Ezra Osborn, who married her nicce.
Two ychrs nGo, whom the parents Of ox.fiav-
Miss Dorsctt sent them m original poem. Miss
Dnrsntt eaw f1eorgo Wnnh,,lEson, n,,tf uacd to
rrato how hrr father wns nrrcstcd BY British
soldiers In aplc nf tho effort Of hts siaycs, n1l
tho Old sugar.llousc. Her dcuth was simply
frCtu nd ntyc
, 1879-06-10

Jet, thnt there IL much oi delight In Journey
ing across TIC dcsrrt on tho baek OF ono OF
those matchless stccds. Long. aud not to l,e
eolnc nf t,psc illnstrio,,s descendants from The
culrsers Of tic Prophet. whose going Inns BEEN
pronounced by fatnnus Persian pool rs "sl,c
p0olrv Ut tnetfnnH: hut Tor MI that Il krcla 10
British or American turf by looking Eastward
for fresh hurley or Godolphin Arab'nns or new
BYtr1y Turks.
, 1879-06-10

Uf the lxto {saac Buss 1a1y wt,tsh' tt1,'s,. yat
day te ran ia hurriedly. 70 40 "y yy,.us sIr a1.f
was wsesa 81! !: ss7as VI ~ ssy ~ aa s y;sq|;ts | s
mark, '1Yho shall / say ea!!ear taI ta,ber tEs
liuler grimly replied, TEL yout r ses hIo.'
ngiiest devil be knows has ealiest y uoJne hons
Wa all knew wilo Il was t'tsn;" oGs; G,ss,;oet.tes
late one night ite was accostsd o. oi Dublaa
looking Eulilau III one OF tte supi suetawi .HsH!,
ean't giyo you much. 10y fiteaa bat TT, TiTlasns
will share. Hcre," ho contlnuea,. a,.,nou shtss
revolver from his pocket. y sh,.s apd,~
has atx chambers. 1wtlt gtse w. 1anss
Hers Mr, Butt found htnsel1 slo"e'
, 1879-06-10
TOO MUCH GRAA{MAR,


The porl Of employing highly-cducated yoars
men ~ clcrks was again illustrated Yesterday.
A woman stopped at greeu-groeas's o. Wood.
ward avenue md asked.
"Is them lettuce frcsh1"
"Yon mean Mat lettuce" su9Ttsted tha
clerk: "nud It Is fresh.n
".fhcn you'd better cat It'll ~ she mapped n
she walked on.
The grocer ruahcd out and asked tho clerk
what on earth had happened to ange. hel; md
tho young man replied:
i" Why, nothing.-only corrected hr Nsr.
unE."
"You have turned away one Of ny bett eus*
torncra. Only Yesterday she came In ind sstsd
ms how sold those white surar, and lgot ~
order for whole barrel. Hang YOU, sr! tithtm
customers want grammar they don't expect 10
find her In groceryt No, sir! And, II Joasee
alls again, you want to apologize ID he most
humblereat manper!" +"
, 1879-06-10

aropnca v upon tho king. II Inst.
lna turned. md Mr.. X looked onn1n;.,n 11It; ne tte
rYll Of te tank.notes which ho o'sas!y a'rs.1s!y At To
"a ssr a S,'; ,oe Se 1s rs,Ia ras M ofe' iss' I:
nockot, md, saving cooltY, ii noyn nae' III btu
lnck at ,tb}s vnninnptied gaa,c' I:es have any
thr city. 10 ~ lsataed,
.Turnitg to ono Of hls ct,,1fns, wh,1o H.. 49,.
h so:s f's shGksS S"f' s sis.sv ss svfs /. liz s. s
d-d thict!' ' Nv what call
, 1879-06-10
4 Chance for ualr.srlass'ns'. .x

great dispute is raging 70 Mstish ,saeh i ..si -
right 10 tho possession of hsr hs,a TAf of ,oaal1,
have beca pluskca a19ni t!9 ts plsclou, .s for
ss esps is Eas s.sa:s si:s i Sy sas os e;
Yherv aro s,x claimants for she aa'iit TO- nd ~
Court OF Madras has oeen .ppedao =. ordtr " ~
have 10 do sotna hail.sulist'hs ~
cQmpltta tiIs ends Of iustlse"
, 1879-06-10
ELAGRANT DISHONESTY.
ftrTfpitftnck nxeHfcA

p,,r. v,,r, ,,o ..i,.,, st &,.,.., !.
oou'o 3snts nIo' "nen the Hatracansott
IFottinE fark mas In all Its glory. race.wecks
hero woro quito important events In tho COM
mupttY. Tile prescnco uf 90 mauy fa.t bor,c.
,n,, tnc oc,nrrcnco ~ .s,.,.sa..
a%a s"o osIuaso ~ 'pol'aas contests caused
large eauleF'he Oh sporting men aid geutlc-
1ncn pf sporting tastes, aud all BRANCHES Of trade
wcro tmproyelby the advent, The hotels wero
crow1ed. ,tvcrx.stah,c mcn un,7 ,,.t
I,asa. o ,o '"s.. a''a "asAn'e"' 'eapeo
nat'cst' announcements chueklcu aa they
counted over tho contents OF their tilIs, and tho
members Of tho deni-monde came out. IN their
1lashtcat attfre. Amonn so many vfsf,nra the-.
,.oro ,,,, f.,, of .n,.~s ,n,a b,.s"s s"sso .,.
't no'e NV ~ t'"' " co'tse' "ao nunsea up tae
tigsr n his uaiye Jungle, a1'a tue kcopers Of
tllo atoTesasd at'!mat generally expected Il
llsely business at such periods OF tho year.
some thero '"eFo who merely dropped
y 70 whI!e away ah hour IN tho iasr OF tho wilt
hsa9t' ook tlcTa Wefo others whn weEe persnd-
tca!!y posseebe't with the dclus!on that they
c1n!d beat Him In q tootll-and.nai! contest and
vt slight OF u;ete iattcr lhe hcarts Of tho bank
ers K!adtlotles! Will exceeding great Joy.
Ono season, at tho commencement OF ono OF
thcso blits'rthuon weeks Of the turf, hfr. X.
Wslnsa c0zy 1lttto f9Eo'bank was then In full
hlust, was introduced to young man from New
YORK whont ho already knuw BY reputation.
lie was so:retarg to an oil company Ia which,
ilis father was princnal pastner. and tho pro!1ts
, 1879-06-10
COUNTY BOARD.
McNeill & Son Allowed SAC. .000, on the
Court-House Contract. II
County Expenses During tho Past Year
St80,34U--A Decrease OF $4,000.
Tho Coal Question Reoommitted for Further
Consideration.

Tho regular MEETING Of tho Board Of County
Commissioners WAS held yesterday afternoon.
President Scnne In tho chair. md oil tue mcra-
bcrs Ycrc present.
A number Of communications. aftcr tho trans.
action OF sosno ro,tine business, wero read
md referred, among them tie monthly report
Ut Couuty.Treas,,rcr hcCrca, which gave the
following figures: !,
Amount. appropriated TO General o ~
Fund for the year 191H-'7D... Isl, Ola, LOO. 90
Hccctsca In taxes ard frnn1 otitcr
sourtsk, and credited to tho t'cn. ,,. ,o, ~,
Witness fces. ote.................. - 400. 15o.74
ii Fund Of 18TH; 10, June 2..... 1o,471.a4
County nrders payablt cut Of 0en.
erAt Fund outstanding, and 3h-
ors' certificates out of same fund
outstanding. about. ...,...... I'D a0t. "a
Dalntlcc on hand 0f nl other funds. 1H3, 01o .4O
Amount Of Court. House orders Gttt-
ntaniing ........ ....... ,......... 170s
4 suspension Of tho rules was tnored BY Mr..
BurllE in order to mss uDotl Il communication
of Mcneil! IL Son regarding tho payment OF
$4O2D) duo upon thr!r contract. Tic motion
was lust.
Mr. Fitzgerald mosed reconsideration Of tho
vote by which the motion was lost McScIll
Il Son wore justly cntt!u1 TO tts money, aud ',o
denounced tllc rcd.tapo spirit OF the Board,
which sought to kerp these men out 0f tAetr
Just tues for twu weskn.
Soul9 discussion occurred over tte motion,
when It was 1iDally carried, and the Clerk was
ultimately instructed to draw an order upon hu
Treasurer for tic RboFt amount In fhvOr OF Nc
Null Il Son.
COUNTY EXPENSES.
President sonno submitted n rcport Of tho
county nTncuBtB during the INST tG1r. FTlln
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CHICAGO. ILL.,. Aug. 3. 1871.
Chicago Is called the great Summer resort Of
the West. and as such presents many attrac-
tions. and . variety of amusements which can
hardly tail to satisfy the pleasure. seeker. It h
NO use denying that the weather 10 very warm
here as wen as elsewhere. but we have always
refreshing breeze from Lake Michigan, which
makes the air quito endurable. There are ex-:
cursions to various points syery day md eve-
ming. which Ass very enjoyable. and At prices
within the reach OF ALI. and. though IL is not
exactly In season. the theaters are running with
hrst-class performances. Then there are base
ball games for those whose taste runs that way.
and in fact every stranger In the city IL ex-
nected to see "Our Cub" play. There 10 no
question about their being one OF the best. u
not tAs best In the League. I went down to zee
the game between them and the Clevelands,
and was really ashamed OF the representatives
Of Northern Ohis In this great national gam
bllng scheme.
the. time of yAaE. "A sgpeat many ,4svS hoscks
have lbssn put .up autssi ehs lasSstr ndhths,
nd thsDs - veey GeUr~Nc1nt roof6. - - !,
Among the finest structures In the city are the
city and county buildings. and the governmsnt
building. which arc. IL appears to me. being
pushed very slowly toward completion. There
seem toshe1 teoS maGiy !: jo6,6. IN these public
improvements. and not enough appropriations
to satisfy all tho rings; % they build up. inves
tigate. tear down and rebuild. and make very
slow progress. II they are ever finished they
will be 1t least the most expensive buildlngs In
the city. ...5s.Ausss .s4s;ss
The Exposition building 10 being httea up
and put IN shsps for the annual exhibition.
which opens early next month. and will be sec.
ond only to the gress Centennial. and will b.
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ABOUT noon last Saturday . most
brutal outrage was committed on q
young man named Maurice Perkins, a
reporter OF the Cleveland Penny Press.
I'm q room near the oifice of Mr.. Henry
Chisholm, President of the Cleveland
Rolling Mill Company. The reporter
was thrown down, pounded, choked
and his face and body smeared with q
dirty black paint or varnish. This
outrage was by six or eight stalwart
men in the presence OF Mr.. Chisholm
and, the reporter alleges, with his APP
proval. Perkins Is in q very critical
condition from his injuries and fears
are entertained that they will termi-
nate fatally. No man or set of men
ought to have sufficient wealth to ex-
empt them from merited contempt and
juse punishment Tor such dastardly
out10ges. sss
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Monday morning young man who
announced himsilf as James Glare, of
Rsvsnna, sought Justice Purdy's office
and informed that dignitary that on
the evening train nom the East would
arrive Miss Lizzie Andrie, Of Ravenna,
whom. with the 'Squire's help, he
would make his wife. Then he went
out to inspect the city, aud sampled go
many kinds of liquor that when the
train came in he was just able to get
to the depot. The lady came. but was
so thoroughly disgusted with the
drunken antics Of her intended hus-
band that she called on other parties to
take him away and put him to sleep,
while she went to the house Of . rela-
tive In the city. Justice Purdy was At
his offiOe on time, and waited for the
coupleuntil forbearsnos ceased to be .
virtue, but he failed to ret his Tee
[Akron Times, Aug. g. -
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C0tfo0Uoo00D0o
The WORK ~ baildins the nsw bordins hall
has bS0 lse - Nr. Sssly. of Warrsn. The strue-
tars win b lax6 Sssk with > wing 3o4st feet. two
stories. The walls win be brick. twenty -thrss
fsss In AsisAtA. The cost viii be S1.5s5-that i
for the buildins. twill require two large farn-
scss 70 host l. at cost Of about 600 It II to BE-
ready fsf the winter term. The fall term win
commences Augpst s. With full attendance Of
students. Pfssident Hinsdals and family return-
Cd from mp the lakes last Saturday.
Q There are several Csveland people rusticating
iA oar place. who sssn 70 enjoy the pure ar and
vasse efsar hills. anA luxlriats In the immense
quiet Of the plaes at this time. Among the NUM-
bsf. wenoticed the law Arm Of Estsp J. Squire.
whe have come up for short vacation.
Crops Of grain and fruits ere not - abundant,
- the frequent rains and favorable weather led
the fArmsfs TO anticipate. which added to the low
price Tor all farm pioucts especially cheese. has
. tendency 10 cAst . s0nber hue over the count
enancss Of the fAtmsss and Werkinsman. and
which also will have ID effect upon other branches
of business In due season. 80 is r
The NV railroad calvert ct Hiram Station was
eompletsd last week. It Is An arch no feet long
and fest high. built Of Berea stone. and is .
splendid and substantial work.
The Garrcttsville Base Ball Club defeated the
Deaf Mutss Clnh. from Columbus. last Saturday.
Il il rumofed that the 0arrettsvillians propose
10 challAnse tho Blind Club ut Columbus or the
InArmary Club Of this county for the next game.
August II. 1879. II.
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sxsr r,ls.l e rak : cAaau.,s,sar.u. u.,s,sa


Bxeu RsiSns ssO LAX G chaut3 aS ua.
One Of the pleasantest excursions of
the season will. be thai. 10 Chsutanqus
Lake via. the Atlantic q Great West
ern Railroed next Saturday, August
18th. The ride upon the oommodious
cars Of this road will be . pleasant
one, and through . country abound.
ing In beautiful and romantic scenery,
while the cool and hraciag air about
the Lake 10 Fsfseshing and delightful
and the scenery most enchanting. To
add to stAe interest Of the sxcursion
each pssoenger holding . special ex.
Icorsioa ticket will b furnishsd with
q stsansf ticket good for any point
on the Lake, and return any time
within three days free. The excurs-
ion train will leave for the return trip
at Z: 30 p. M, August 16. bat tickets
will be good for return on any regular
train till and including August 18th,
allowing excursionists to visit the Ma
tfonal Sunday School Assembly at
Fair Point. and to remain there until
Tuesday morning. The fare from
Ravenna 10 but So. 40. being about one.
fourth the regular rates. Every pains
will be taken'to render the occasion
one of the greatest enjoyment to all
those who participate in It. Don't
you forget.it. Vs.. sra 'sst
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-14

Our Young friend, J. IL. Dussel will
open Select School at Brimfield, on
the 18th inst, and will give instruc-
tions in all. tho common and higher
branches usually taught in graded and
select schools, including German,
French and Latin, il desired. Mr..
Dussei IL . young gentleman Of fine
Acquirments and We hope he will meet
with abundant success In THE under
taking. .i- saassss1., .,ss.;
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Proposalsfor CenstrslcttnxF1re

CEALED: PROPOSALS Will be reeeived By
0the Village of RavenDa, Ohio. at the Clerk s
Once Shereih. until Thursday, Au4u1e MI. 1S7S.
At - o'clock noon. for the construction Of Fire
Ci1teyh ON south Chestnut S.. near Harris.
Said PROPOSALS 70 include all excava ati0ns, ma
tertAss and fsbor. and waste OF surplus earth,
and surface nnishing Of highway about the els
tern. & $50
Said. scistern is to conform in all general re-
'spects. except diameter and depth. to the two
cisterns on public square In front Of court house.
Plans and specifications of the proposed work
will be on Gle in the Clerks Office for inspection
on Saturday, August 9th, 1879 $50. "a,
Bond Of not less than $1,000 90 will be re-
qutred of the luccessful bidder for faithful per-
fOrmance Of contract and ZACH bid must be &C.
cOnpanicd by sufficient guaranty OF some
disiDterested person. that IL the bid Is accepted
4 contract will be entered into and the perform
ance of IL properly secured
: The labor and materials must be separately
stated In zach bid. with the price Of each. IS.
The tight is reserved to the Council 10 reject
any and all bids.
By order Of the Council. -.
GEO e. ROBINSON. Mayor.
Ravenna. Ohio. Augpst4. 1879. S7i-swe
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SERIOUS sACClDENT.-LastT Thursday
morning Mr.. William Turner, who re-
sides In the northwest part Of Edin-
burgh tow wnship, got up his horse for
the purpose Of riding to the Center.
In attempting to mount, the animal
started throwing Mr.. Turner to the
ground, but he hung on to the bride
and was dragged a distance of some
twenty rods. A young grandson who
saw the accident notified the women
folks, who were alone in the house.
and who went to Mr.. Turner's relief.
He was picked up in helpless and
condition, and q messenger
dispatched at once to this village for
doctor. An examination showed that
the right thigh bone was broken in
two places about six inches apart, two
ribs and the collar bone fractured and
the top Of the right shoulder severely
bruised. Mr.. Turner II q gentleman
years Of age, and 1t Is feara
ed that his injuries will prove to be OF
q very serious character.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1879-08-14

b Death Of ROsaaua Rrian TSrrell.
Some ass weeks ago Mn. R06ADna, Tyrreal ief
h.ms in RsyanAA to visit her son. ]. r. ryrrell -
siding in Washington, D. c. Arriving ct her destl
nation IN good tme. ths continued Ia usual health
nine days. when she was prustratst vilh biioas
dyeentsry.' whscA hafnSd medsoll slil ahd sssule(
IN her death, Ausust sth. 1872, eeea g ,1ears
nen,h. ss1 .,.. and =, : days. & ,5,,r..,. :.
VIENNA in charge ot her daughter h. ~. 1fss J. r
Tyrreh. arriving on the one .. n. train. Thursday
the 7th inst. The remalns were taken, - 0ncc
church. where fuHersl eervicea were hcld cInduct-
ed by the rector. Rev. A J. Erock vMy: Col Roya,
Taylor. Wm. Carnahan. :. q. Rtsseal Nathan VII
son. Wm- Bood and sqatre L. Jshiises serving
~ pslitcarsrs. iaissIls o. bHnc3 81
Rnsanna Prann Tvas horn h WestaAld. MAss.,
April LII. l795 When about thirseen ysars Of age
she came to Hudson. Chic. then In Portage coanty,
With the DAffow family ssvefai years prior 70 her
marriage she went 70 Palmyra, IN FotsAas county.
and lived With tbs Gilbert family. iAsauSt 18Th
1916. she married Peter TyrrelL native OF Bsnn,ne
ton. VI. The marriage WIS In Pslmyra-Wilfsm
Tappan. Rsq. perso, hsd the ceremony. Wn,
Goodman. .ssAh Day. nfs. Chsa Jndd, Rnss Praz=r
and DR.. Isaac SWtf ttheo IN unmsssiu03 were
among tho .iRyited. sud ATTENDED, the wedding.
Mrs. Judd and AlvAh Baldwin are n0v the only liS-
ing ~atnesses Of Ars Il marriage. tao ceremonies
oi which t0ek place Id Alloy c1bins the attle being
ssaigneo 10 the bride snds groem tor m4kiag their
totst. Instead o. an elevator o. carpeted stair
way. the happy couple ,reached the ground Aoor by
mcAnS Of pegs driven into the 5ogS. Soon after
theaf nsrsiase Pesdt 1Sfsth ssslaed % NJ NJ -
eAvmnas when tssnos A1an'N AG1seee fAsm
He etso nssf t4JA time .a9fyeat 9AR Apart of
the hssnosds tarn. hs!Ssoforc 9vpsa ,bF f4-IAeh-
& Hart: cd
q -
oyio9 In ing4EsH1NeAD1041At j. ~. Harriet Rhine
AasA q Rf.snaes I'D joAn -Ey4slk p14V Vashiue.
ton. d. C., Are seili living. In 1924 Peter Tyfrvh
settled within tho corporate limits Or Rsvenaa.
which has been the homo Of Mrs. T. sincs thas-
os'e. rsser iyffe" served IN the war os lS'S ana
o'co ~ nAvsnns ian. II. 'eSS a9ed u years. es
4ne va s"o"H toe o'oes- esu.ene n
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COMMERCIAL .H0!EL'!!,..

: THfs popular House is about to undergo sosae
radical changes which will make II the best
hotel in Ravcnna. The Billiard Room and Sa-
loon have been closed and it il designed 70 To-
cate the dining-room ON the first noOr and to
add . number Of commodtous rooms for guests.
Tho table will be supplied with tho best the
market affords. and every pains taken to render
the House neat, quiet homo for Its guests.
Having had several years experiences In the
hotel business. ] am confident Of my ability to
give to the patrons Of the COMMERCIAL entire
satisfaction. siss, 4fss -
Meals will be served to Portage County cus-
toners at 16 cents each. sssftsas
.fssass 49, VIII. TAYLOR.
Late Proprietor Of City Hack Line.
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G H
The second week OF the Teachers
Institute opened with one hundred
and twenty-five members in attend
ancs and with sqprospect sof greater
interest being AIKEN III the work and
with better rssultS to tho educational
cenYo:i sssIiiM II
u Superintendent Curran left for Lakf.
side on Saturday, and his place wss
supplied by Prof, A. H. Tuttle, of the
Ohio University. / f1lJe
The following 10 the programme Of
the present Weekss eszisf :s.ss sss
Monday night -sociable and Exhi.
Tuesday night-Ths Telephone, BY
Prot. A. 81. Tattle, OF Columbus. Q.
Wednesday night - An Evening
with the Microscope, Prof. A. II. Tut
tie, Columbus. f-sa
Thursday night-Lecture by B. A.
Hinsdale, Presldsst Hiram College
subject, unknown. 5iig 80
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The employees Of the WelIsville d.
vision of the q. b p. r. r., held .
grand reunion as Twin Lakes. near
EsrlviIle on Saturday last. The day
was spent in amusing games. speech
making and various ways to make the
time pass pleasantly. Two special
trains were f0rnished by the officers
Of the company. to convey the excurs-:
ionist from their respective divisions
to the grounds, which were filled to
their full capacity, aud three bands
furnished the music for the occasion.
The number of gentlemen and ladies
present Is estimated At from twelve to
fifteen hundred, and the affair through.
out is said to have been most order
ly and pleasant one. isa
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WIN. CRTNNEIL
.PRED and slLR HIBLE.

si sHss e ss q sSsisRs. Z:
Bsnk. % = Feed and Sale Stable. win keep
Baled Hay And Straw on hand 1pr sale, handle
ooll: havo for salo tie best Condition Powder
rev IN Vse. and With twenty Ave years expert
SAoe ye INK Ee caa nsaa see lsme. mske Soil
70 durable shout the horse.
TERMS .-Twenty, cents . feed for oats, ten
]. i. CHR16TY,
=. efsA ]. 4. TAYLOR, v. q.
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NOTICE.

A VERY ]. SKILTON and Chico skiltou. Of
iotse =. skfton, Emily q; stiIton AID Royal
W. Skllton. Of Fulton, Kalamazoo coshty, l1nch i,
win take notice that petition was 6Ied aeainss
them on tAe asrd dag. Of 4uly: 4. y. IN Ii she
County Of Portage. by E,ajeh g. .akilsea. nd Is
now pending, Wherein SAID Elijah s. Skilton
to-wit: Situate In township number throe IN
the eighth renao of tswnskfps In th6 Coansoti-
cut w estern Reserve, In the state Of OhiO, and
which II alsO In the county Of Portage. AID h
known by being tho east part ~ lot 1unlber
nine in the north divisiOM OF los In xAVunAa,
Commencing at stake eighty lihks east Of the
southwes: corncrofssid let; thcnee nqrta thirty
of said lot; thence ease along - n0si8 limo
forty -four chains and seven lfnks e ~ north
east corner thereof; thence soueh aAo0G - cast
line thirty three chains ard fnrty-si4 liaksseo
the southeast corner Of eaid hot: thence vest oa
the south line Of said - 4brty-enar ohagls and
i've links TO the place Of Beginning. coatailinG
one hundred AAd 1bety -oa1 acee6 a10 afxtys1hDe
ono handredths e an acre. exoe2tteg theEeffoo
Of EliJah s; 81 skilso.. s dssessea: s.a1
M tegt ggss.ss= a. EkI& AHA 6KJL30G.e-i
BY R0CKWkLL = HATRI8LD. h1A Att'ys.
6o0-6w. tTo 1fzsz. slsz
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9herfH-ss sale.

THE STATE or OHIO. PORTALE COUNTY. ssi
DUkSU NJ 70 the com IN andBf y certain n
Es., issued from the Court OF Common
Pleas within and for said county OF Portage to
me directed, In the case of 8 and =. Block,
plainti0s, VS. e. N. Seibls AMI r, burnett. de-
fendants. I will offer for sale at public auction.
on ~. ri. a
tho 18th day OF August,
A. ID. 1870
the hours of and 3 O'Clock. p, m. the
goods and chattels. viz /: / Cutter. and
excellent Violin and Violin Strings At the
premises whereOn g. n. Seible resides. at Man
Cua, Portage TO. .. s,r -
Terms Of sale, cash.
PHELPS q PHKLPs, Attys.
Ravenna, o.. Augnst6, 1879. b11-9w