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Omcint Figures:

" Registrar Ffazer'si fepoft9 for tie week
ending 81 ptsAASr 20, }, 1sS2, j. as followsa i =
. Total number OF : deaths, reported % /;
classified. as follows: Born, ip the, United
States. II bfeign, a; males, i4,h females,
8 white, II; black, g; under l year, 10 /;
/ / to2,2 q IS, 3 ;'5fo 10, I; 20 to SO, q;
3D. to 10, 81 66tS 70, /; 80 to 90, l adfltsl'
n miP99rF ;, 49,; dsafhs ,,t At Allmshopse, Z;
c9roners case, I still born, r. '.'3 i.', =
,t Caplffeis Of death |. a Accidental drowning,
I,s4ah0sis. cagcihofho df the stomach, con
gfstion Of the brain, generardebility, castro
e4terftis, hydrocephaus, meningitis, tetanus,
'typhQid pneumonia, typhoid fever, urania,
i%hoopJng cough, each I; consumption, 5
eS$39tyEpI$iops, S3stE mfarAfsmqs' SINUS premature
~ Deaths by wards4First, AZ second, +;
Third, 2 Fourth A.; Fiftf,0 4 y; sixth, 4
ESeyepth g.; Eighth, 4 : Ninth, /; Tenth, 10;
h For the eorrespondihg week last year e
Z During ttRe Week q bodies were brduphY
There for fnterfnent apd taken away .
+ Births fof tbe&eek, 21;7white males ant
I1b fep,aalts; BACK fhald did 5 females. b,
| Wards: First, 3; Third. Y; Fourth s; Fifth
4t Seventh, 8; Eighth, +; Ninth, 2; Tenth, I
Eleventh, /.
1.-Two marriages were reported, one whit
| ahd one tahtlt.K ~ IsimirT not:lGan. n 4
7 t'i n"oha oNfHL Lr'ikERoHRsi 4 aiHbi
+ fotRI h4nRBef vi deaths fort the month q
/ Septefn4bPSSE, Snding1 Saturday, S0th,s' 1889,
7 81, ADD fbf. The ,eortespopdfng month 1851
lee2 ID Baf,tthhssteB8rte{f f9P September, 1882
~: Tia ~ e'' .,paIa.. +, eBi FRAZER, Registrar
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THE NATION, '.'g,. e ..,, +,
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by many Of IN resdels % % o.. e;tS ;s'S
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Penmahship and Isooltkssptne;;

Rugby, evening school viii open rtfia even
ing atI7o 'elock k At r9ona No, {, Masonic Tenn
/ pie ProfehsorJ Jaekspl Pierce vii staft \
class in Re2RanihiP fnd Ptofstsqf V II 4;
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classes
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Maiarial EaVar.

ERIE, Pa, July 49, 1ss1.4-H. III. Warner
d Co.: SIIss-Your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has entirely cured me of malarial fever
Of two years standing, ,sfor which could
never find any relief. ..5,.,., -.
ri, ,,g,- Miss KATE KING.
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LITERARY pm.
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INV roRR
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my .S,,s S5S 1iatiOn Of this ,on,,, AAk,
ing news ef M ning, II coStair. oswspAper
handy dspsrtineni; Fss FhssAid aud arsssls.,4 as -
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the Eiobs. tIfr%, tfnd,.a ai,patcbes from All
me head OF auAftAn
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fre fTeSs siSsI " y the @ Tsis,ErsRstc Di,p.,et'
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Tak REG4 aRMn,',' ,,''' T@,'I ~
lie chsa -. vs,ussie rhronicte4 IN ,h. -,
reSot q avery week is given : f.,,s.l.,,'
l. POLITICAL, Nrwo
pasSsss a. S1w%pls.e ~ tnd) Ioavts,sn.....
Or the sDes,rh". ngton, including nj w
lfiessioas OF the hour. politician. % NJ
THE FARM DEPARTMENT
rslsung 70 the dttlel M hna ,na fitfds
ntsink cattle, Poultry, Grains. Trease hiht'i0
AZ 80, Win suggestions for keenn ', ,,eIgetahlS
snha,stm ,,atdmins utens!ls In repair. Tb,s building
edpet, rraf3 thgftfd Of p..'ntut pp'.'a HilT|
THE HOME, HIh QaI
uYrnE the receipes for practical s,s,. |
\ efklnE clothing and for keen,nn,ns n,snes' hlnu
"a 3$s iaya!9p atihs lowest price Eyps,wa W Wy
sSfais % m I! Sess.isIlS Nc u I nv dss s
lie atGsn. Letters from o,ea d,r Sy'es pettsbefJs
Eot respondents on the yery a,,s, ,.dd shd Londcs
ltHd uie department Of the WEEKLY IWa,Vn, Wssn, M
eaf ttee hoysevlGe more than on, 4, mhsAlD vl
tnf isnae OF lshe paper. Tbs IaierssE ss'Psssii'Ra
| s,qg a., SKILLET, LABOR "'''fl]
%tcs.iss a,s s,sass Ia sstfs isSo ~! ,ssss5as
riiere Aen psSe dey0t 0tsd. Ia All I'M f.pIi! ftI
khk bnEtnSSp marx keis, tropI. IeyychI. ni4I
ID. A valuable FEATURE II fo,ind n nsg Y N
reportedl prices sa4 eppaitipns Of, ,Ir -, ''al
| l ,THE PRODUCE MARKET
sroRTIN0 Nk~s stneme And abto.d. !. ~
with . STORY every week, sEhTnv tSti1l S "
erhinent divine, LITKRARY. Mnsi"v,SS WaMl
MAric, Personal and SKA NoTrs IA, IA, Dhl
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pE0RLE WHO READI
Cincinnati Enquirer: :

In Its columns, the news Of the world u
given every day In the year. Its two thous
1 shd correspondents locsted In every section
I; df this country and Europe, are the most
reliable news gatherers TO be had, aud the
History of each days events will be faith
/ fully recorded and presented TO the public
throuee 1tse EsaQsirer, free from distortion
!, DIR prejudices god @"H7'f 2 't4 .--'
/ The province of 3 Newspaper is TO record
/ fh eis, toseparsts truth from falsehood. How
vel the Enquirer has sIleceeded in this
duty we feel a pardopable pride In referring
bits files and past record for eyidence OF
rs ability and thOroughness 10 pEeAehtipg
d. 1 matters treated upon In their true light.
The people of this age requires paper fully
/ abreast OF the times, coequal In enterprike,
9nd material advancement In all mercantile
| 4nd political interests, such will this
Enquirer continue to, be. Candor and fair
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| PARTIES, but the fncts VII never be perverted.
The Immediate future hss in store matters
/ df grave interest to all, aad the general
b Welfare will largely depend upon. the
lhhggnees Of those who are fully, eOpEersant
With the facts occurring and 10 occur. The
/ policy Of the; government but partially
developed by the New Administration, was
Eist winning the confidence of the people,
| When the hand OF the Assassin placed control
9fattaiEs in charge Of p faction whose leaders
| have not at all times received favorable crtti-
disms Cor their public A&ts. Y Whatthe fhtnre
POLICY is to be-, will he foE9shadowed during
}he first year or President .Aftbur's admins
tration, apd Preseated to the pgbljc without
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: This Contest Atl200 yariis, bpan) lffee toAll
was participated in by IS .marksmen. The
pgi3e was a badge presented BY Sberwin y
soI, and teMpffsepted nj IN goid, A. =, CTeedtaocf
strip, with name and number of tffe Pbbt.s 2
II, was won by G. T.Munda, by q score OF II
out of o possible Is. The other marksmen
nnd their records were: 'h ~" lqsc 'aa'o
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Rsaay Tor Fan nusihos..,II' 7

Our fall stock of hats and caps now IN
store. The most elegant stock Of Derby
hats we ever had mqda pp. Prices as usual,
tba loweAt an the, city, T. il. R,lmferd d
Brb.s No. 404 Market street, i,.,,, ,et min,
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tNJ FTfT--1 . , 'II
TKE ;DsGte lSsnti,lsl, psetends to u haFe
knowledge of fabulous Sums of money
raised by the Democratic State Committee
and ssShended Is 4 corruption fund ip Sussex
county at the election TWO years ago. 1hs a
lateday for 81 Boss p -Harrington's personal
orgaiY 1Jteb be making q discovery of
this y : kfnd "A, better plan world
be sfor,5"I H. Il ti,to discover whete'
andsis how Gthed money Ito elect the.
"Ring''t ticket ini this campaign is to be
raised? II Many business men OF Wilmington
wh9 91sed W Contribute iibefaTly to Re Re-
publican campaign funds, have refused to-
give seent1tog help 'Bess" q Harrington. in
his '9Ipblltieal aspirations andiu someI
of them go, SO lar as To refuse TO
vote hism Stats sspd County tickets. True
DorseB,has promised, dye thousand dollars
to assist thu, 'BoskW in creeping into the
United BsAtes Senate, but this sum is' dreadl
fully ydSt HsqSieHt 81 tof the plishTelt
such Ddiscreditabls result, n, Here ,is "A
problem for the Seetiafl. y solve, without
wasting its energies je vain. iimaginations
concerning the. campatgn now nearly two
yeArs 7out Of dateJD r1a ott!sS adl ri aroits2
sYIyDae+44+4 III 10 oli
THE E9tOREIEGioRaANapp approprintesi an en-
tirelco9dthrs III making an admissioH1,of OF the
trqfhfRtbsssna 1.-THE charge made BY
NE. Gray, in his speech at the opeTa Hopsf
on Fyiday night, thatIthe Republican party.
during its control of Congress, had beer
gu4tty 9f gross wastefulness IN donating
the pubiie lands m railroad coroporati9ns
This frankness : is =. really commend
able. obyhnjta1 attempt to hald tn
DemeSratic members equally responsible,
with the majority ib both cheeky aud ridieu
loabli There was mot time when any %
the large land grants WIRE made to the Pa
ciac railroad corporatipns that the Demo
cratic members OFF Congress could hay'
Withheld arsingley acre. and though tiIl
d" notorious business scandals that ecetfFe'
ain the construction Of the Union Pacif
Railroad" were undoubtedly cohdemne,
by men Of all parties, they were ehg
neered by Republicans and drew ihHt fey
Democrats into the pool Of scandal an,
disgrace. revealed by the Congressional lin
vestigations. Mr.. Gray's position remain
unimpeached, and the morning organ'
labarsd effort fails,,to relieve fts party of tn
responsibility Of donating millions 81 acre
of land owned BY tie people 70 fasofed ran
road corporations, whose gains We're used II
corrupting Congress for the purpose 8
securing the desired legislation.
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Elins andRnMrns..

/ ~ sJrt.t ~ IN UT f7ITp17Bi hiuDH .Jdu
/, Flies, reaches, ants, hedrbugs, rats mice,1
goPheSs, ehipmunks, cleared outby 'fRsough
on Rata" l6c. u1tip.ri si.it w .n,ll i-7ii
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lIv6te i.olMorrow,.

u
Ths4itiLittiet Election, Tomorrow though
generally regarded as aa1pOlitieal. event Of
ordihafy consequence is really aniuiportant
affait and should be so so'cohsffered by every
voter, IN addition u Assessors and Road
Commissioners, inspectors are also chosen To
hold the general election. in N oVGmber,, and
these inspectors comprise the board of canvass
that, S,eoants the returns and ascertains the
result. pf the great contest in November. ~,
1t will thus be seen that the Little Eleet
"tion" has q direct bearing upon the general
election, and that'it is fiighiy important to
the Democracy TO secure a majority Of the
inspectors elected thr0ughnuti tho eoupty,
mdpDwlsjj The Democratic candidates
for tile local offices are men OF reputable
chatRRgter and there is not an Incompetent
mar, pRep The, tickets from one end Of the
county To- the other. .+sG.r .li .s 4al.
Wsihope, therefore, that every Drnocra
will, vote TO morrow. In this event a sub
staHtil victory viii be secured, and thu
way opened for a lstlll greater victory Il
November nj ilsIu,-,,ia sl.gI -EE lJ' 4.
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InE Le#is LitgSKt eontihues m its refusal
to BoMtaithe mandates of the, 8sBp4ses B N 4
MD repudiatesr the, Repubaica eoantS.tiikst
as ven as phe State tickes foisted iInponi ithH
party yby bfEssi Harrington iha iEisr Dover
satfllitesr This leaves ths, RePpplicahs Sith
out a,single newspapeE IN Sussex scoaHt8 "
support their failing cause or advocate the
eledt6Hl6 OF their sfRings ngs9eandidxtas. .u7oE >
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NEyty0RKRsRablicans AYE .tqrR ihy dif-
satisfaction anaAatesRs1 aissspsioRRo Penn
HifmiuRrpa blihans ssrellikslstp be ypeeksd
by ! sdeterIhined hiaspeuddstI F5voie, Ahdh
DehRa2e KspabiicspI as4g figpajeapped byis
tGaPpt Rinag! psi A fnI u b. iAt sIi
drif fhag asenest gptsEs FROM thsiFr san kssd In
all bf these Ststeb, bhe. Denocratice party Ia
anitaa,n aa,naArfaohI0ds, aggressive nceftsin
- .st991is uoidnlnsAH w bus htniI 10 ~
0i 1'sssbIh AN .nGlXi2diaI z. a19i9 ,s4g
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.Iis 'sOtToBER EERoSroNs, p thts year,
sreI Iconfined ii pea Wire sHd, Ohie; ;Bcth Of
which STATES al5ssee lars eeHpscted 70 give haaasSns
Dehperatie majoritiess Delaware votes to-
morrow nad Ohio one week latef. iss1Is ii,fi
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-, At, the conctusion" OF the shooting. the
medals we're presented to the $Rinners BY =.
"A. bertotette, who Gang wfthth one Of tyt tying
THE highest inan. -, ~ n
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i, The Weekly Edition

Of the E,.qihrtr bught to be I'D ths hands Of
every farmer, eEepy mechanic and every
teller IN the 1Ahd! AS an agricultural paper
full of FRESH, valuable and reliable iiforma-
tioR, it.wil .be without d rival ~ A corps ca
contributors eFs--has ---b been retained whose
practical and theoretical knowledge In all
branches of good farming 10 unsurpassed.
We thank our readers fOr that liberal
support that has enablsduA to Tkflit tbe bRt
newspaper in. the ,Mest, and ask q RQh@
tinnance of the same aud gour assistapca 10
making known the merits of the paper, and
increasing Its field Of usefulness, ~, ~ .s.. ,ag.
;TnRMs or sUBscRIPTIoS TO THE
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iStiaoa5ssssW Siaa5ssssW WEEKLY ENQUIRER. y = eo' q. q.
One Copy, one year, H.; e-i;y ~ $1.15
pns gCoppy, six months EsHsor- 49, s65
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.il ~ ssuRscRrrTIoN RATES FoRrAE ,'Se ,,a
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.peelnen oopiesfrees .in'1l-5g 10 h ,,,ng.i2g
ISoLbIERs Now 'sUFFERfNG FROM
~ WOUNDS or disease of any kind caused by
sthers DC soIdiers WHO ldlSd nom Ind effects ,
pensioners are entitled to an Increase. Careful
ean bs slsso CIsa% "
Complete Instructions with references sent on
application: CHARLEe a GEORGE A. KING,
d @. xGt7"
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Y u dIhI y IJ1U INIl Y 2.
,Fs nTRei ;;Itttle ,Election''.

for ths soclIoine bf4Assessors and Road Com.
missisasSfss,' aBa "a f9r = W = hold the
genesakeieGtion in NoEember, lakes plaee on
Tuesday, October 3D. " The polls VIII be
openedhetWeen the hours of NINE and TEN
o'clGck III the forenoon, and close At. SIX
o'closSp Ap the. evening, Every Democrat
should be stEe,to vote at'tths election. Jd NJ
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~ FI'|TF fL' =.
Houghton, MitilH &l
Boston,
THE NATION,

NO. II EAST i7th STREET, NEW i~A
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In THE LIGHT Of the morning organs
lamentabls failure in predicting the prob
able result of the Democratic Convention
and the influences that were 70 prove all
powerful in that gatheriI II hould, for
shame's sake, bsnexceed n gefuA IN
regard to polit1 HFjs iref 49,
assure 1t that the PED !n th4 fmocf~t
party in the RyessQt w - 3e pasipi
defined in thsfDem6cF ATTIC ffatfdFn, and he
utterances of its orators are in strict con-
foFmity with fts ufiiciaf deciarations. - The
[nepecPtic party does not propose to allow
any 'tang" ruled by Republican journals
r6repniarE fts rction define . Peliey feE 10
u Follow: :eOHIuLluH WaN aro.1r.1II
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fhnadelPh!a,l New York and BOstph Exchange
Discount days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
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roR9lEvx.' lcouRf eoMMIssIoNERs,i '
RDs1tSp, HAMAN, Mni Greek Hundred.
.0HN dE.oC CHEAIRs, Red Lion Hundred.
JAMES ID. MA0KEY, White Clay Creek HID.
shkRBK F!sf1A EEC CROSS st. George sid.
JAM1Es T. y OR, Appoquinimink Id
GsoaGE 4. BoTHWELL, Blaqkbird Hidi,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-02-16

The reception given by Unity Lodge
No. IL, F. & A. NJ, at their pleasant
and commodious rooms in Phenix
Block, last Friday evening, was one
of the most elegant social events of the
season. The attendance was very large
the number present being estimated at
from 400 to 500 ladies and gentlemen
A magnificent supper was served, to
which about 400 sat down, and so
bountiful was the provision that there
was enough and to spare. Excellent
music for dancing was furnished by
Messrs. Chaffee, Waller and Humphrey
and many, both young and old, partic-
ipated in that pleasant pastime, while
others sought enjoyment in various
other ways. Everything passed off in
the most harmonious and pleasant
and those present will thank
the Ravenna Masons for the privilege
of participating in such splendid en-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-02-16
WINDHAM.
Correspondence.

Correspondence.
Mrs Lucetta Tyler died February A.
aged II years.
w. Bliss died Feb. 10th, aged "a
years. He had been incapacitated fol-
attending to business for some time
past.
Ralph r. Seymour and Frank A.
Millikan, former clerks at Harrison's
store, have launched out in the mer-
camille trade at West Pennington
They take with them the best wishes
ofmany friends.
V. }. Baab, our shoemaker, has To-
Gated himself at Rumbaugh & Chap.
mans boot and shoe store, at your
place, and expects to move his family
to Ravenna soon.
A few of our farmers have opened
their sugar camps. The report the sap
not very sweet.
Lorin Higley has purchased the cot
tage property at the Center, of Rev. r..
Norton; consideration $1,4OO. Mr..
Norton takes i'll exchange half acre
lot opposite the public square.
Thos. Moses has given up the lease
of the grist mill to J. s. Poultney. Mr..
Poultney says there are two links miss
ing to connect himself with the heir
ship of the millions of money that is
in the Bank of England awaiting dis
tribution. OCCASIONALLY.
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Philharmonic Concert.

The Philharmonic Concert, at the
Opera House, next Saturday evening,
the 18th, promises to be one of the best
ever given by the Society. The chorus
is large, some sixty voices, and the
chorus selections are fresh and full Of
variety. The Society will be assisted
by Miss Anna Giblin, Ravenna's IA
vorite for a long time since, and right
glad shall we all be to hear her again !;
also, Miss Ida NJ. Freleigh and Prof.
Tuttle. Miss Freleigh has been heard
by but few in town, but they confirm
the reputation she earned at Prof.
Stewards Normal, that of being an ex-
ceptiOnal clear and sweet soprano.
whose singing it is a delight to listen
to. Prof Tuttle is known to some of
us as q hard working, accomplished
His solo from Samson"
will be worth hearing. The program
is rich in the best of music and the
Society deserves, and we are sure will
liberal patronage.
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su.ptctep or roul Play.

We learn from Mr.. Whitlock, who
was engaged in auctioning goods at
Kent on Tuesday night, that the life
less body of man was found in the
river at Monroe Falls, supposed to be
the remains of the stranger mysteri-
ousiy missing from Kent about two
weeks ago. On Tuesday morning,
January Slst, pool of blood was dis
covered on the stone bridge, and day
or two after a blood stained pocket
book containing q silver ten cent piece
and an Illuminated card on which was
printed the name of James Taylor,
boat-builder, Baltimore House, Pitts
burg, Pa, was found in the coal shute
leading to the basement Of billiard
room on Water street. These facts
with other circumstances led to the
suspicion that foul murder had been
which the finding of the
body tends to strengthen. We have
no further particulars.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-02-16
A Reliable Wine,

Mr. A. Speer, of New Jersey, whose
Port Grape Wine has such a wide rep
utation, and which physicians pre-
scribe so generally, was the first in
this country to introduce the art of
making wine from the Portugal Port
Wine Grape, which is now the best
wine to be had, and has become a
great favorite among the most promi-
nent physicians of New York and
Philadelphia, who have visited the
vineyards and wine cellars at Passaic.
Females and aged persons are benefited
by it.
For sale by Fl. Waterman.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-02-16
Correspondence.

| correspondence.
Our neighborhood is small, but {
mighty big lot OF business is carried Oh
here.
Mr.. Nj. Carts has sold his farm to q
party from Randolph; consideration
So 500. Mr.. Carts intends moving t.
his place One-half mile west of Raven
ma village. His sale will be about the
first of March.
Charles Eatinger has commenced to
move to his farm southeast of Ravenna
Frank Seigel's sale is billed for the
9th, l believe.
j. IL. Willard is making prepara-
tions for moving to his farm lately
purchased of Mr.. Morgan, a mile west
of Ravenna.
Five farms joining, north of the
Lake, have changed hands since Jam
uary !, 1882.
We understand Charles Carson has
sold his place to Warren Meloy.
Mrs. Sadie Towns has gone to spend
few weeks in Ravenna and vicinity.
She engages in the corset business.
Mr.. Samuel Crotzer is quite ill, and
fears are entertained that he has an
attack of malarial fever.
Two children of Mr.. and Mrs. Fen
ton have the scarlet fever, but at pres
snt are doing well.
The school at the six corners is near
ing its close (two weeks more) to the
sorrow of the District. We think Car
rier has no equal as a pedagog, for he
has done great work, and whittier he
may go we wish him abundance of
good luck, and shall look for his re-
turn. We understand he has engaged
The school for another winter.
Last week was well improved by
fishermen, fishing through the ice,
and with good success. Those large
black bass which were caught were a
show of themselves, and to think of
having them nicely Drowned, yum
vum!!
The ice harvest was well improved
~ parties from the surrounding
country. Sontum's ice house was
illed to the brim.
Surprise parties are frequent at the
Lake House.
Frank Stanford and wife return to
heir Lake home in few weeks.
6CORNERs.