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Abstract shown at sale. REGINALD FENDALL,
a24-d&ds Surviving Trustee.

GIHANCERY SALE OF LOT AND HOUSE AT
~ CORNER OF ELEyENTH STREET AND
Under decree Of supreme Court Of the District of9
Columbia. in Equity cause No: 1877. Clark va E:a
Of the pre,nises on MONDAY. MAY EIGHTH. 1887. At
numbered 800. in Washington city, DC. This lot con-
tains 93i square feet and fronts III 912 feet 11th
street. and III l0-l2 feet South Carolina avenue,
and is improved by frame DWELLING House.
Terms Of sale: One-fourth cash. residue at one two
atpurchasers cost and 300 deposit
Quircd. JOB BARNARD. Trustee
sos D street northwest.
a26-eo&ds DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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NVWOTWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSES, Nos. 9lS AND
Il go TWENTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN
PEMMSYLvANIA AVENUE AND ! STREET
On WEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON. MAY THIRD. a
at SIX O'CLOCK, We win cell. In front Of the prem
isaa the south txenty fest font Of Lot1l, In
square No. 81. improved BY two two story Frame
Houses. This lot runs back TO . 0O-foot alley the
houses now under rood rental. end 10 sny one pue-
chasing viii be . paying investments
Terms liberal. and made known ak sale.
a28-d&ds DUNCANSON BIOS, Auctioneers.
WALTER D. WuLIAlM 90. AasHoneers.
Aoi EoT 10. isos f64RPA s4Rsff pY N6k AHP
WEST, BETWEEN AND q.
On MEnMESDAL NAY THRp. q sU -
O'CLOCK n; nics hc9s e 2 n.ll 1anily:
~ 80 ss%S a1Efas ' T III rs S6. Auo
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~ ~ NtT isll w = VIZ = li.SI SikGEE,
- N..t t)I,& ~ - :! SIHE"T SGi. II " - r,
b -. II tiCiNItE OE BliIIIsA MINIS
To- - NJ t'it'E :fNE IESiHfNf'fS.
tE WEDNESDAY, Al IEH%OOh. NAY THIRD, rs5:,
At FlNi- DIi.t Ck. " ssi IL front If the =
Preii J. Il. il slare -. l,1 .rontn9 81 >2
inch Lax street between j. streets
rti, fil running hack - foot alley. This lot is
IN r. IDLY iFI 'ViS section q the city. ard viii te
Iv~e.. J., STl:i -...,;-
n.tiis notes =. ls secure - DECD Of trust. al cash.
1T JltlO pGrvt5-r. 0sposit Cf sl0O required a.
saie 1estfs - - complied win III daya. other
VIE IC~2- ri risk and est defaUltin- purchaser
after fst dEy- sublc Do:lc@ of srCh resale Convey
al Ia- mi recording al I1rchaser's cost Abstract
shown - -zia
szS-,,..f. DVxCANSC,tJ BH0S a,cts
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following are the opening and closing I'll: g
Of the New York Stock Market to-day, as rep0rta /
by special wire to Fl. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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A BOTTLE OR TWO OF DR. BROTHERS IN
~ yisorating Cordial will cure any case Of Nervou
Debility, Seminal Emissions and Impotency. 0oss q
sexual power imparts yigor to the whole system
oO6 b street southwest. m26-lns
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AUCTION SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HAIR.
Ms. &c, EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY N0RNING. commencing at TEN
OOSLOCh, sPecii attention gvea 20 the sales of
Rel Estate a.:d Iers orai roitrty Liberal ivatces
q: all coDs2nIneuts. IjaI6I s. BENSINGER. Auct
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And Everybody Else Says That (which
Nobody Cam Deny"
-Neuralgic and Nervous Headsehes removed by DR.
Benson's Celery and chamomile Pills.
-Humors. scrofula. Ulcers vanish before Dr. Ben
sons Skin Cure. Internal and external
oh. my head! Remove the cause BY DR.. Benson's
Celery and Chamomi!e Pills.
Tender Itchings In any part Of the body cured by
DR.. Bensons Skin Cure. Ills the best.
Sick Headache distressing nalady cured By DR..
Bcnson's Celery and Chamomile Pills.
Makes the skin soft. white and smooth. DR.. @. ".
Benson's Skin Cure. Elegantly put up.
Periodical Headaches fly before Dr. Beuson's Celery
and Chamomile Fills. AL druggists
Hair and Scalp diseases thoroughly cured BIZ Dr. C.
W. Bensons Skin Cure. None like 1t.
DIR. Benson's Celery and Chsmomile Fills cure head
aches OF every nature promptly.
Elegantly put up two bottles in ono package, is Dr.
Benson's Skin Cure. ALI druggists.
Nervous Dysreptic Headaches cured by Dr. G. W.
Benson's Celery and Chamomiie Pills.
terIal treatment Removes hu1nors. &c.
Does your head ache: DIR. Beuson's Celery and
Chamomile Pills will stop it for good.
Eczema (salt rheum) humors and p,mples. worst
forms cured by DR.. Belson's Skin Cure.
Headache bansned by Dr.. Benson's Celery and
Chamomile Pills. nervous or dyspeptc.
Those horrid Pmples removed effectually by DIR. c.
W. Benson's Skin Cure. Don't delay.
Avoid limitations of either of Dr. Bensons reme-
dies. His have been tried and proved best.
DR. Benson's remedies sold at Druggists. Pills Soc
per box Skin Cure. 81 per package.
&C. N. Crittenton lis Fulton street. New York. ia
wholesale agent for Dr.. Beusons remedies. mi
REAT FALLS ICE COMPANY,
CHARTERED 1866.
NEVER FAILED TO SUPPLY THE DEMAND,
Have Harvested Full Supply of First Quality
KEN EBEC ICE,
FOR THE SEASON OF 1882,
And prepared to furnish the trade and consumers
at the very lowest market rates. We can assure our
Patrons OF fun supply. prompt delivery. and polite
attention. as we have increased stock and put on
SUFFICIENT WAGONS TO COVER THE ENTIRE
CITY.
We ere prepared to give special rates FOR deliveries
from our depots at Georgetown and Washington. For
information apply to or address
j. HARRISON JOHNSON.
telephone connections throughout the city and George
town.
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
a25-6t Tenth street Wharf.
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F6fHcaAs J. FISHER u CO.. Auctionesrs.

E, LE\SISCER Auctioreer
Sc Washington Horse ard Carriage Bazaar
gas, $40 and 942 Louisiana avenue.
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DOToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE.


On and after MARCH 10Th the STfA AMER SUE Can
tsin w. q. GEtAiHEGAN. viii leave STEPHENSON'S
WHARF, foot of 9Th street. EVERY SUNDAY. at four
O'clock p M, for Baltimore and River Landings.
All River Freight must be PREPAID.
Returning. arr in Washington every Saturday night
STEPHENSON BRO. AGENTS.
milo en- 9TH street Wharf and Cor 10Th and Pa. ave-
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE.
VII leave her wharf, foot of 9th street every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, 81 3: - o'c X u. m. touch.
IL at P1ney Point Point Lookout and Fortress Monra
CONNECTING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BOSTON
AND PkONlDENt;E STEAMERS
firstcsss are TO Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 81 o
iarc Si,-II a4u = d
Second ella a. farat + N.n ~ Norfolk l. "a
ku Ia Ia D a
Second-cass are 70 Piney Point Point Lookout. rs
Returning. leaves Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS. at four O'Clock d.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
tnis cav ug Pier Al, East River. New York. every
SAItRDAf, at four O'Clock y. M, and Georeetown
every FRIDAY, at o,hea am. For particulars
apply to agent. 63 Water street, Gcorvetown
Tickets and staterooms can be secured at general
bundng u. O. 1icket ofnne, 1851 ftnn ;, ania
ME; D. Marc Hotel, and ut 81
oc22 AFFIXED WOOD. Secretary.
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y ri. L. YOUNG. Real Estate Arctioneer.

A. ;FIOS SALE OF THREE-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. No. 1202 L STREET NORTH
IEST.
VII aril. in front Of the premises, ST TIVE Ee
Ct' --Ot>S =. NJ. on MONDAY, NAY EIGHTH 3i=a
1s. Lei =. iS. fronting - inches by
- stu ~ y ie,; inches - alley and improved by
story pres 5-ck front dwell ing. with cellar and
be bcdiTrE.
issias s2b dsposi. st sale. and balance rpon
cHs '..;lUD u Ike David c. GORDON.
as Z. ~. v. fNln Trnf lee.
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TN.NNRHOX.
~ 9th and D streets northwest


nUNCANSON BROS. Auctoneers.
~ 9Th and D streets northwest
HANDSOME MOOITET CARPET. LARGE SIZE:
LACE AND OTdER CGGTAIN5; NiGni.E.
n "a PEI a ASp G4s HES AbNfRbE0HSss fiaI
h hE IGEs iSsMRf II GfE A AZ s SEh X
SALE or WHITE HOIIeE EFFECTS AND SOW
b BE ia, S9 si1 o. ACCOUNT OF PURCHASER
At anction. at our salesroon,s. TUESDAY MORN
I''G. NAY SECOND. a. TWELVE O'CLOCK. a29-2t
ITIEE FAII.-TOP SIX STAT CARRIAGE. ALSO
Z Closed SIX-SFA'r CARRIAGE, BOTH MADE
b 81 ,AahEs ssf Of H 2 iHff f HaKs hsP
On TUESDAY MORNING, MAY SECOND at TEN
both al vh are in fine order ami sn f1 for family
use ;ein bIit By best carriage builders.
sas erentsrr and viii T.s ,a.'s in , front OF our
a2'-2t Ancsionecrs.
stHoICE sCBUnBAN LOTS FOR SALE AT AUG
~ ZION UNDER DECREE Oh COURT.
so On ,, TTG 3,5!}; =, NAY sECoSD 1882 ATx
of :Kel:;esaw ioc:.lo. .,st norsi, Co,ussan
Gs,ie''e pro ert{ and west 81 lst, street extended
| to three-fonrths Of al acre in .ize-
aas dads " i; fIt.sMsaAa14'i1Sers.i Trustees.
'5fHcaAs J. FISHER u CO.. Auctionesrs
i s5HAi.L Iwo-sIoRY BRICK HOUSE ON SEVEN
| sIBk:.IS Al P.;i:..IC SALE. A-'D
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY SECOND X,
Nc n. III square NO. ia fronting 10. ~ 100 feetcA
Oh l.n street between ~" AMI 50 streets north by
H0use containing six roanIs and beth room
it:s: ons-ta.rd cash the RENAL ader In ix 90 and
o. trust. s11o mast be paid al time OF sale Convey
siIc-ns al the cost q: siie purchaser.
.oe.s.,- THOMAS ). i1s ~; & CO.: Aacts...
a1o-C>sdS 1924 L street thweat.
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V5,Ho8As BOWLING. Aucroneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.

y yUtre OF two deeds # trust. bearing date the sk
18th and 22d days Of March, ~ ID. 1878. respec-sE
= ey. AMI recorded In fbs- No. $50. folio 5. et-A
si., sn1 Liner " S79 fc!:o 49. of the snd records
ne District OF Columbia AMI az the written request
g TIE sr.y secured thereby. viii offer for sale
Yisosic C5ir, IN frnft % the premises, THURS
= ~, the tI.f.TtS1 ii ID AZ OF MAY. A. d. 1892. A
SIX O'CLOCK r. Nj. the following described real
estate and premises located tie city of Washington in
District and known the ground plat OF said city
lots Numbered 81 81. 80, 90, 81, 81 o. in
j. M ,erTuGn'5 subdivision of Square No. 100
er;Is If SAFE One fourth of the purchase IN
cash. residue IN six. twelve and eighteen months With
interest from the Gay ~ sale at six PER cent. los
cUrSG by decd N trI-t uiC1 the premises sold. all
c+h - t-th3sers o. ton \ deposit If $50 VIII be
re al tae tay OF sale. IL the compiled
win " ~ iye days from Che day sale, the Trustees
rsrve ia rxh. 80 re; the risk and c:Tt Of tie
Is si.,, ltIch1occ- All convey at purchaser
CO HENRY 4. CLARKE, rs.,
&-5-dSt x EM. A. FESWICK. : ii"S'oV''
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T1HoMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

'1I01H11' DOFLI-so' AuctIUhett
SALE CT VALUABLE UNIMPROvFD REAL FS-
TWEEN fLtyE tn AND TWELFTH STRfEI
NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
AND IMPROVED REAL ESTATE ON EAST SIDE
or Sfp,glAF F RsoN strict. NEAR WATER
81 NEEJ, AND STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE
IL ALLEY LEADING FROM JEFFERSON
SIHEEE INTO CONGRESS STREET, NEAR
BRIDGE STREET. IN GEORGETOWN.
viii sell at public auction, front of the prem
lses on SAruRDAr MAY SIXTH. at FOUR L. Ss7H
NJ, al that piece If ground in the city of Washing
tl known the west 10 feet ch front by 100 feet in
apti OF original Let B. square $685. with OF the 10
foot ancy on the east.
hFIyE p. NJ. SAME DAY. premises known as
no lob Jefferson street Georgetown Let having
front CT SO feet by Gerth OF les feet with the use of
D 10 foot alley the south
And imInodg.ey thereafter tie Stable and Carriage
house above described.
Terms: Onc-third cash. Of which 500 must he paid
c eech NJ fret a, $50 last piece at time
OF sale; residue In and two years, per cent inter-
est secured by deed of trust All conveyancIng. &c.
at purchasers cost C.. H. CRAiiIN In
lnI-G46s Attornev
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THB MUSEUM ct O1d Fellows Hall advertiSes
several new Attractions this week under the
amusement head in THE STARS advertising col
uIuuiS-
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JANIS G. sFR G.. rex eiYer.

Ifit = iONS ON .;AffCpIl HILL, itf tNG Al
GERM. pF Ma SSACHUS EtIS AVENUE. Il
Sf.tEF NORTH AID S4.TEEIn 5FhEE z
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ThhEE9aas sIEs5 ASD HANPsoHE FgENrTEEE
Elaf Sf4E kSw S fAS vg IS 4HT
EHAa ES!hSsEoS 1HAh SAfS d2n II
'1 ikeVEIIse M aAAGths Eq fBS
s 81 sib TABLES; VELVET C0RNEE
1SEESS$;siEST5; &i2If FfI:GEs; ha6SzE gfNs
Gas5 Nb b SNsEE r sf WahE ElSE TgT
Ibss1MRl:EQ1ISs; WALNuT Mir Mir sok HAT
Gh Wa r BESsFbS ANn w oIHHF
CHAMBek sUirEf. ph Plat GLASS Million
NbTEN EssEE n tEFY HAN HANDsoME OAR: tit
TS4iTk B2 ii f4i YES HAIi slAII I BED
81 h?' IzbH 1H chin uEF5HzsaiHs
On IHGRSDAY MORNING, MAY FOURTH, COM
MEAclNG Ar Ten O'CLOCK. We will sell at the resi-
Il in No ii32 sSh street. northwest, the entire con
S; men are . Very han am neary new ana to
nis-lLg their residences.
mid DUNCANsoN BROS, Ancts.
~ 9sh and d streets northwest
REGULAR TUESDAYS SALE OF FURNITURE,
M Nf NE MPsEM99P oh{RbFFET; Two WA y
GsST uPE!GnT st WaiSHT fR, hT sH EEE
nLEiof aAsasisNps paas sIAsp GA Mfs
FFH HHss eHAt dH5c fAfs rs sTSSl krdHHE
s S:F!:s,r sHqT GASES. PoTs. ~, HANGING
Two French Plate Mantsl hErrors. One Rosewood
s Sa Pine vtor Sewing Ma n Mirror fsrlor
DAY MORNING, MAY SECOND. at TEN O'CLOCK
F5'HQS: J.; FIsHER 4 CO.
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G.i5 FOR PAIR OF NAVAL OFFICERS EPEAU-
sO lettas in exec lent condition. Viii he sent ut onco
to address In the city 70 be inspected Address
8, Star Office. ml-2ts
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KNHOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CROCKFRY AND AN
EXTENSIVE LINE OF GLASSWARE, BOT H
PLAIN AND DECORATED: PORCELAIN TEA
SETS; GLASS SETS, TOGETHER WITH MANY
OTHER ARTICLES IN GLASS AND PORC E.
LAIN AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY THIRD. 1882.
at ZEN O'CLOCK. within my salesroom, shall sell
the above consignment The attention Of the trade
directed to this sale.
m1-2t THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer,
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AUCTION SALES.
'l,HoMAs DOwLING. Aucuoneer.

PERRMPTORY SALE IF LOGGING OUTFIT,
CONSISTING OF TEN HEAD OF WORK OXEN,
IN FAIR ORDER FOR BEEF; FIVE CARRY
LOGS: ONE DOUBLE OK CART; LOT CHAINS.
BOLTS AND OTHER MATERIAL COMPRISING
THE ABOVE OUTFIT.
On THURSDAY MORNING, MAY FOURTH. 1882.
commencing at TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, will sell. at
above stock without reserve.
ml-3t s. BRNSINGER Auctioneer
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TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY Of
Ii STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
SIRkEFS NORTHWEST, AND VACANT Lot II
The hEAk FRONTING ON WASHINGTON
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Ifor Kidney Diseases Gravel and all Urinary Disease
Nervous Debility, Seminal Weak Impotency. 6ieet
Scrofula. Syphilis and ell Blood and skin Dissess
speedily cured 0onorrhGa cured in g hourS- fr
sale by VIM. B. ENTWISLE. Druggiet corner 18th
street and Pennsylvania Price s. box sent
BY mail under seal ON receipt OF price. ms
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AN OVERDOSE OF LAUDANUM.-A certificate OF
death was tiled at the health Office to-day, by DIR.
Harrison Crook. OF Willie T. w. Wheeler, one year
OLD, from an overdose OF laudanum, administered
Dy us inother residence, 415 81 by mistake street
southwest
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21

The Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.
will run another popular cheap Ex-
cursion to Cleveland on Friday, Sept.
22d, from East Liverpool, New Phila-
delphia and all intermediate points.
Tickets good to return on the Excur-
sion train or on regular trains the day
following. Cleveland possesses many
points of interest to.delight the visitor
and Barnum's Big Show will exhibit
at Cleveland on the above date. The
numerous attractions offered and the
cheap rates appeal to everybody to
make the trip. For time tables of the
excursion train and rates Of fare, apply
to agents of the Company.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21
A Minister watched.

The congregation and friends of
Rev. r. F. Randolph, of the M. E.
Church, owing to the fact that he is
soon to be called to other fields of labor
by the Conference, gave himself and
family a very hearty surprise last
Tuesday evening, at the Church Par
lors. The affair was nicely and secret
ly arranged that the ladies should
gather in the afternoon to assist Mrs.
Randolph in some sewing, and delay
it till the evening. The worthy pastor
was taken out in the country, to be re-
turned at the proper time to make the
surprise complete. With everything
prepared, Mr.. VIM. X. Quinn, on be-
half of those assembled, presented Mr..
Randolph, in neat little speach, with
handsome gold watch, costing 800,
from Waits jewelry store. The watch
was of superior make, being one of
Appleton & Tracy's nickle movements
adjusted, with four pairs extra jewels.
made by the American Watch Co.,
Waltham, Mass, and finely engraved
on the back inner case was
r. F. Randolph,
Presented by Ravenna friends,
Sept. l9, 1892"
Mr.. Randolph offered his thanks,
being overcome with gratitude to his
friends for their gift.
The PASTORS wife was not forgotten,
and was presented by Miss Maria
Wing with a beautiful portemonie, in
which was quite sum of money. Mrs
Randolph was not short in expressing
her sincere thanks. A silver cup was
presented, with the compliments o1
Mrs. Andrew Jackson, to little Anna
Randolph also, and after an agreeable
visit the company dispersed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21

THE FAlR.-The Thirty-sixth Al :
nual Fair Of the Portage County Ag-
ricultural Society will be held at Their
commodious grounds next week Wed
nesday, Thursday and Friday Sept.
%, 28 and 20. The managers are spai :
ing no pains to render this the most
attractive and interesting exhibition
ever held in this county. In addition
to the regular program they have Sc
cured the services of Prof H. Huston
Ludlow, the celebrated Aeronaut, Of
CincinnatS who will make an ascen-
sion in bis mammoth air ship on each
of the last two days of the Fair, and
while at the height of three Thousand
feet give a wonderful and daring per-
formance on the flying trapeze. The
balloon will be inflated in presence OF
the audience. These, with the Bicycle
race, and the other special attractions
should secure larger attendance than
ever visited any former Fair in the
county. Come everybody and see the
great show.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21
Newspaper Change.

The Republican-Democrat of this
week contains the valedlctory of II. r.
w. Hall. Esq, who has been associa'
ted with that journal for period OF
thirty-four years for several years
past as it's editor. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Hall goes to st. Paul to enter the
service of the Globe Printing Company
of that city. Our personal rela tions
with the retiring editor have ever been
amicable, and we wish him, wherever
his lot may be cast, the most abundant
prosperity.
AS to the future management of that
paper we are not fully advised, but
rumor has it that the establishment
has been purchased by Hon. P. B. Co.
nant and John Meharg, Esq, and that
Arthur Mosley, Esq, young lawyer
of this place, and former typo, is to
take charge of its editorial department.
But however that may be, we wish the
new publishers and editors entire sue
cess in erything except their wretch
ed politics.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21
Portage County Fair.

september 27th, 2S,h and goth
Farmers, mechanics, tradesmen and
all others interested in the prosperity
of Portage County, rally once again
and bring the Portage County Fair up
to take stand in the front ranks
among the County Fairs of the West
ern Reserve. The officers are doing
all in their power to have good Fair
this year, but their efforts will be futile
unless the people come to their assist
anee, which we trust they will do,
with their presence and exhibits. The
Secretary is ready to take entries either
by mail or in person, any time up to
II o'clock, M. of the second day of the
Fair. R. H. PECK, Sec'y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21

On Tuesday of last week while VIM.
Shut, a young man who had just COM
menced work for Mrs. Wallace Will
hanson on her farm little northwest
of this village, was engaged in tying a
young Jersey bull in his stall, the
vicious animal made a furious attack
upon him, running one of his horns
into the fieshy part of the young mans
hipp to the depth ofseveral inches and
otherwise severely injuring him. The
young man managed to get out of the
reach of the enraged brute and is now
in fair way to recover from his in
juries.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21
A model CourI House.

Happening in Ravenna few days
since, the attention of our reporter was
at once at: racted to the Improvements
OF the County buildings.
Over fifty years ago the people of
Portage county built Court House at
Ravenna. which has proved excellent
of it's kind, but it became too small to
accommodate the growing business of
that thriving community. Increased
facilities became a matter Of necessity
The question was whether to add to
what they had, or build wholly new
This was resolved in favor of the for
mer plan, and little over a year ago
the work of building an addition COM
menced. The design concluded upon,
contemplated a front to the old build
ing about So feet in length, by some
seventy in width. 1t is now completed
and about ready for occupancy.
On the first floor are offices for the
Treasurer, the Recorder and the Audi
tor, with which latter is connected a
room for the Commissioners. On the
second floor are the offices of the Pro-
bate Judge and Clerk, and large jury
room. In each of these offices is fire.
proof vault large enough to accommo-
date the records and valuable papers
connected with the office. The third
floor is an attic, which can be fitted up
for place OF storage for the accumula-
tioDs of years.
The addition Is a fine specimen of
architecture. 1t is built of stone and
brick, with high stories, and is sur
mounted by tower, in which is to be
placed an illuminated clock.
The front of the old Court House,
with its antiquated tower, was tern
away, but otherwise the building left
substantially intact. The Court room
which was always an excellent room
for business, has been newly plastered,
frescOed and painted, and the seats for
the audience have been raised, but
none of the desirable qualities Of the
room disturbed. A handsome Brussels
carpet covers the floor, and the place
of some of the old furniture has been
supplied with new. In the offices in
the new part, there is new furniture
entire, of the most approved modern
character. The building throughout
Is heated with steam, aud in each office
is an open CRATE, for ventilation and
additional heat. A tank in the attic,
which is filled from an immense cis-
tern by means of force pump in the
basement, supplies water for the ac-
cOmmOdation of the several offices.
Altogether the entire improvement is
substantial in character as well as
beautiful in design and excellent in
workmanship, and reflects great credit
upon the architect. a Cleveland gen.
tleman, the builder, Mr.. Carpenter, Of
Conneautville, Pa, and upon the able
and efficient Board of Commissioners
with which Portage is favored.
We found the Court of Common
Pleas in session, with Judge Spear Oh
the bench. The Judge expressed him
self to our reporter as highly pleased
with the provision made for the ac
commOdation of the Court, and with
the great good sense displayed in the
improvement generally.
Portage County has good reason tC
be proud of he Court House, War
rem Chronicle.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-09-21
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