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corn sheller, 1st. Thompson ......... dip,
wind engine. lst. same. ................ dip.
DISCRETIONARY.
potato planter, 1st, L + Thompson.
potato digger. LIST, same.
washing machine. LIST. same.
creamer. lst. samo-
fence wire, LIST. same.
engine 1st. J II Jennings. New Milford.
spring singletrees, 1st, 4 Thompson.
CLASS 3S-Pictures.
Committee-C. +. W. Cronemeyer. Mrs. Fred.
Foote, Mrs. U, Z Chapman.
painting in water colors. 1st, james wark-
painting in water coiors. 1st nj Fieieish.
oil painting. 1T, Mrs L p Sei mour. Raw.
portrai. pain in ing s 1T, N R FreiSigS.
J pcnmanship. 1sr' p Benjamin, Raw .....
/ 2d. NJ trcleiSh --...----.--. oO
drawing. 1>t. Mrs L T Seymour =. 49,.
| 2d. Mrs hitting Carter. ..-.- 50
exhibit of pictures. all kinds, 1st. Mrs l.
exhibit CT pictures. all kinds. I'd. Nj Ere
she'll work. ii. Mr. ii Ford ...........
| 2l. Mrs Bancroft -............ 80
medley 1t. } z ionkins, Hiram .-........
er.y0n work Id aI SH S%Isi TrrIsiTs Mfrs 50
wax flowers. 1st Lucy d Proctor, Nelson
painting on china. 1St. Mrs a b stutzman.
panel painting, ist, Mrs ID Hall .........1
+" 81, Mrs l. p Seymour so
scroll saving by boy under 10. 1st, Ernest
scroll roll M saving BY ; boy andSr is. I'd. steiie
w Bow kootstown ........... .........: so
scroll saving. 8 pieces. 1st. Ernest and
} scroll sa ing. s pieces. Cd. sIevie W Row
I case of stuffed birds, 1st j Z G. atlia, Raw.
DISCRETIONARY.
. Kensington painting 1st. Mrs II H Smith, Raw
CLASS s9-Bees. etc.
Committee-B Harding.J W Chalker, A Kline.
) dis. queen bees. alive, 1st. Converse
) dis. comb honey. 1st. same .................4
. dis. extracted honey. LIST. same.
: col. Italian bees. lst. same.
2u. same
8 spec comb honey. list, same...-.-.-..-...--
, eXTacted honey, LIST, same.
best hlVe, Isl, same -.-.-.-...-..-..'.--..
= zu same -.-.--.....---.-.--
2 largest exhibit, 1st, same. .......'b
= CLASS 4G-W Woodchuek Tale and Indian Relics.
o woodchuck tails. LIST, " Nichols. G,yle s 5
5 I'd, Albert Wright, Fr'dm.
% ' Sd, Horace Rarton, Br'mhd 3
5 '' 4th. Frank Little. Raw.
~ 9th: olin +. Harmon, Raw.
10 rat tails, 1st N ii Nichols. D
3 - - 2d. FL Il kne"land. Freedom 4
10 81. Ola F Ii ruOn .:.....:
p Ith. layton inman. Freedom
10 coll. Indian relics. 1st W Belden. Ch'stn.
~ ID. Geo w Dean,
% SPECIAL, BY N. ANDRKws, RoOTsTowN.
~ mare colt. 1st, 5 Parsons. Rootsto Sn $IG
~ - ID louis Vessariat, Ravcnna.-..
q horse colt, LIST, Converse Root stown u
IN :. I'd. Clyde Rogers. Randolph .-.-.
" All sired by Ma.nhrino Mohawk.
SPECIAL PREM BY WILLIAMS BROS KKNT
best Loaf of bread made of Perfection Flour
10. list, Mrs NJ L RObiesOn, Kent. 4 bbl hOuI
I'd, Miss Ida Hills, Rootsto%n...7s g
SPECIAL PREMIUM BY RlsDoN & LAYLoR
best IOlI dairy butter ....-....-..-...-.... SC O
Mrs, j F,Habcock, Ravenns.
STATEMENT: Lows = Grade jersey salt y
OF to the Id stone dash churn; cream ut D.
=, deg. when Ihurned,
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LEGAL NOTICE,

CHERMAN w. STOFFER, who resides At
= Palestine, Texas. and Sheriden Stoner.
who resides at Ottawa Kansas, heirs at law OF
John u. Stofer. deceased, will take notice
estate of John &. Stofer. deceased. on
the I first day of June, A ID 1885. filed
his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the County of Portage AMI State
of Ohio. alleging that the personal estate Of
| said decedent is insufficient to pay his debts
and the charges of administering his estate;
that he died seized in fee simple OF the follow
| ing described real estate: Situate in the Town
| ship of Sufiield, County of Portage. and state
| of Ohio to-wit: Known as being part OF lot
| number seventeen, and is bounded north and
| east by the lot lines, south by lands OF WILDER
| Coburn and west by land of Wilber Coburn
| and Joel Coburn containing forty eight acres,
| more or less.
The prayer of said petition is for sale of
said premises for the payment of the debts and
| charges aforesaid. The persons nrst ABOVE
| mentioned will furth n take notice that they
| have been made parties defendant to said petit
| iion and that thew are required to answer to
| the same ON or before the 7th day of Rovem-
ber A. ID. 1885.
| s9l-6w Administrator of said estate.
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ana that all honor has been paid to the
aeceased.-ArkaasaD Traveller.
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE!

NNE of the most pleasan> residences in Ra-
" VIENNA, situate On North Chestnut Street,
Good Brick HOsse, containing nine rooms,
six closets, and pantry. Good high. dry cellar
under whole house.
Good Frame Barn. Plenty of Water, Seven
and three fourth acres of land, Over twenty
bearing Apple Trees OF choice Iruit. Plenty of
Or lpes, Small Fruit and Shrubbery.
The above property " ill be sold cheap.
A small part of the purchase money to be
paid down. The balance in ten annual pay
ments, il desired.
E. TWITT.
Ravenna, October ~, 1874. s44
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Rut klen's ArnicaSalve.

The BEST SAI.vE in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chill
bIains, corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures piles. 1t is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by g. P. Reed. Ravenna
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much respected by his neig ighbors. ana
Is an especla! favorite with the children
-fort1Gnd Letter to Lew,ston (HeI
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PREMIUMS AWARDED

Al the Thirty-ninth Annual Fair Of the Port
age County Agricultural Society.
Held at Ravenna september
3Oth and October
Est and ID.
1855.
Premiums will be paid by the Treasurer Mt
Snyder & Freeinan's store.
Sickness In my family and abundance of work
has kept me from arranging this list sooner.
ful to all exhibitors and patrons. The entries
number ess25 q gain of 20 per ceet: over last
credit to the County In which we live.
KS. WING. Sec'y.
CLASS ss1.-ROADSTRRS.
Committee, G. H. Chapman. o. C. Andrews
Il. g. Stanley.
Stallion yrs. old and over, +. Russell.
s,ssio6 sa,oor5dgss gssrs ,st old and under D. W.
THOMAS, Paris, lst.
Stallion years old aud under4, W. Ripple.
Stallion years old and under 8. VIM. Ber-
gen, Ravenna, 1st. st.---.-.-..-.-..-...---.-.A
Stallion yr. old and under 2, o. X. Thomp-
son, Cuyahoga Falls. LIST.
Stallion Sucking Colt. Z. c. Converse,
ssniiton 1,s'SMeiia Sucking Colt. WIN. Bergen, Ra-
Geidins yeais old and over, D. V. Dax-
ley, Ravenna, I'd -.......:...:..:.:...--.
deIuluR years Oiu hliu II Nut DtOo.
Gelding years old and under 3. III. q. Davis
Freedom, 1st. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Brood Mare and Colt any age, Ransom
Clark, ROotstOwn, lst-
Brood Mare and Colt any age. Daniel W.
Cos, Edinburg, I'd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mare years old and over, H. H. Ecknan,
Mare s?'t years rs old and under i, Il. ii. Peck.
Ravenna, lst OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =.
Mare years old and under 3. J. W. Rose.
Diamonu, ~. n ,:,
berger. Hiram, zd....-....:....... ID
Mare year old and under 2, o. J. Farmer,
Kavenna, lst...s. ..............-.. .....-... .
Mare year old and under 3, VIM. Bergen. .
havehna "a -. -
Sucking Mare Colt, Daniel W. Co.'s. Edin-
Span Carriage Geldings yrs. and over. G.
F. Ferris south New Wberfy, lst
xSIan Carriage Mares yrs. old and over,
Geo. Marvin, Shalersville, 1st.
Span Carriage Mares yrs old and over, r.
CLASS 9-HORSES OF ALL WORK. q
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Heller year old and under 2. Arthur A.
Heller year old and G under :, Same, I'd.
Heifer Csif. n. Z. King. RaSenna, ID. "
CLASS l3-NEAT AND FAT CATTLE.
Committee, VIM. W. Mccall. H. L. Bancroft.
Yoke Oxen 4years old and over. J. j. and
W.. Ryder. Hiram, LIST .:-.......
Yoke Oxen years old and over, N. II.
Yoke Oxen years old and under4. Same.
Yoke Oxen years old and under 8, f. T.
Single Steer years old and under 8, D. Z.
steer eerG Calf, B. 4. Han, Chariestown, ist.
Fat Cow. W. Nj. French s Son. CARROTS
Fat % Cow, d. +. Payne. Nelson, I'd -. - 3
Best Broke Pair of Calves driven by boy
under IL years old, X. B. Payne, Nelson,
| Best Yoke of Cattle from any one town
ship, driven In string. N. H. Nichols. -
| Garrettsyille, ....-..-.......-...-.... IL
GLASS sA-swEEPsTAKEs, CATTLE.
Committee, L. F. Merrill. W. W. Randall, H. r
I Doud, Friend Whittlesey, j. 8. Beardsley.
Durham Bull. W. R. Dronberger. Roots
Durham Cow. w. M. French Son, Gar
ATrsairs s Bull. c. 6. Fuller, Nelson.
Jersey Bull, 8. e. Gillett, Ravenna. 8
Devon Bull, r. Z. Payne, Nelson. .....-..5
Devon Cow, Same. ..................-...5
Holstein Bull, III. L. Bancroft, Nelson
Holstsin Cow, James Dunn, Garrettsyille
Polled Angus Bull, d. e. Fenn, Tallmadge
Polled Angus Cow, Same.
| Herd of Bull and Cows. W. M. French
Son, Garrettsvilie. ....-... -...-..... ~
CLASS HAYWOOD MERIN0 SHEEP.
Committee, Chas Waldroa Levi, Swinehaf
Frank Holden. tTf ~' p"
Ellsworth, 1st.. .................-.-
Buck 2 years and over, Same, 2d. .-......
Buck year and under 2, Same, LIST. ....---
Buck Lamb, Same, LIST. .....-. 80.
Pen Ewes years and over, Same, 1st. =.
Pen Kwes years and over, Same, I'd. I
PEN Ewes year and under .. Same.-... 2
CLASS is.-BEACK TOP MERINo SHEEP
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Wooden Yarn Factory, and ] NJ Gled-
nlll, lSC. ~
woolen Shawl, woven or knit, Mrs Car
rie Estey, Ravenna, 1st. 20
Domestic Tablecloth, Mrs Michael Carts,
Rayenna lst t,....,......... ........ IS
Gents' wooIen socks Mrs III A Ford, lst 50
Gents wooden socks. Mrs Bancroft I'd. -
Ladies' Hose Mrs H A Ford, lst..-........ 5U
Ladies' hose, Miss Anna French, Ravenna, .,
Gents woolen mittens, Mrs Allen, -
Charlestown, list t..............:.....:... b
Gents wooden nlttens, D Steele Son .
Freedom Station, I'd. d..................-: =
Ladies' wooden mittens, Mrs H A Ford, lst b
Ladies' wOOlen mittens, Fannie Clements, ~
Child's wooden hose, same, lst.....-.--.--.
DISCRETIONARY.
Gents wooden gloves, Mrs G bancroft, 1st
| Baby boots, Mrs Geo Ewell, Kent, lst
| Ladies' Saxony mittens, Mrs Louisa Winter
| steiri Atwater, LIST
| Childs Saxony mittens, same, lst
| CLASS 2S.-MILLINERY.
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to support her, ~ f-"'o
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Buck years and over. W W Ellsworth.
Hudson, LIST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Buck year and under 2, Myron Carter,
RncS Ss1 wear raj and under Z, w w Ellsworth,
Hudson, 2d.. ...................
Pen Ewes 2 years and over, Same. lst.
Pen Ewes year and under 2. Same, lst.
Pen Eve Lambs, Myron Carter, Shaiers-
VILE =1af
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Executors Sale of Real Estate.

Executors Sale Of Real Estate.
TN Pursuance of an order of the Probate
Il Court of Portage County, Ohio we will Of
fer for sale. at public auction. on the
31st Day of October, 1885,
between the hours of one o'clock D. IN. and
four O'Clock p. m upon the premises. the fol-
lowing described real estate: Situate In the
County of Portage and State of Ohio. to wit;
Known as part of ~ eight acre lot No. u.s.
eighteen in the Village of Ravenna, in said
County and bounded follows: Beginning
at the s. corner OF said lot, and ut the
south west corner of the junction Of Main
Street and Sycamore Street. in said Village;
thence northerly along the west side of said
Sycamore street about C) one chain and "a
links 10 q post; thence west about O. two
chains and "a links, to 3 post; themes south
parallel with said east line ~ one chain
and eighty-four links. to the north line OF said
| Main Street; thence easterly along the north
| line of said Main Street, ABOUT ~ two chains
| and 81 links, to the place OF beginning, con-
| tanning (43-10O) fory-three one hundredths OF
| an acre of land. more or less. excepting there
| from a strip of land (4r forty feet wide taken
| fromthe west side OF said described lana.
Appraised at $1,000
| Terms of sale :-One- third in hand. one-third
| in one year, and one-third in two years from
| day of sale, with interest; the payments to be
| secured by mortgage upon the premises sold
| ID. NORTON and
ii VANCE,
| Executors of Margaret Rowell, deceased.
| Ravenna, Sept. 26. 1885. s9a-4w
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1T CLASS 8AYRSH1Rk CAYIIk. %
Committee, VIM. w. Mccall, B. II. Hall, r,
Nichols.
Bull 3 years old and under .. G. G. Fuller,
Nelson, LIST. .......--..-.-.
Bull Calf, Same, 1st.
Cow years old aud over, Same, 1st. .......
Cow 3 years old and over, Same, 70 .--s
Heifer yrs. old and under 8. Same, 2d.
Heifer year old and under 2. Benjamin
Case, RootstOwn, lst.
Heller year old and under =. @. c. Fuller,
Nelson, I'd ...............
Heifer Calf. Same, lst.. :. -. .-..,-,,..
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-14
The DOLLAR CaLnMN

,;nss os easements not exceeding an inch Tor ter
NE . ., small ype) In length will be inserted in
~ ~. n iot one dollar per week, or fifty cents
az nfsi insertion aud twenty.H cents each ~
41'1onai iinsertion-payable in advsnce.I
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TWELVE AND ONE.HALT
CENTS PER COPY.
APPLES!!

A carload of Oregon FAMILY WIN
TER Apples, comprising Baldwins, Green
les, Newtown Pippins King Pippins, and
other choice varieties will be received in a
few days.
c These apples hand picked great special,
for Market
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-14
Dividend No. q.

W. @o.iIErAta meeting Of the Boar>i Of Dtrec
SiriSai ne Bellevue, Idaho, Mining Company. I
o.viasnd No Of ten 40, cents per share on Il
n.pp.hi s.oek OK the corporation. was declared
psyaoe on the sst day Of September. 1886 At tn.
" .1'e NoniPshy. f. .. HORN. Sec'y
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Wanted,

Boa-ding-hou for a mining comn,,v ~ :.
number OF mines in = good locality. Have had
rueh exseriente In the business. Apply 10 q. J.
tredmans store for particulars. ivio
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-14
NOTICE.

Notice ia hereby given that I. George B. Monl.
ton, Of Baker City. Oregon, have by mutual con-
sent Of all the partners doing business At HALEY.
Alturas County, Idaho Territory, a. the
HALEY IRON WORKS."
this day sold my one fourth interest in the prop
er.v and business of said Haley Iron Works" to
Milton r. Pinnpv, Of HALEY. Idaho, snd that am
no longer . partner If said 1rm. or ,esponsil ie
for any If their liabilities after this date
And l. Nil On E. Pitnev, of Hsiley. Idaho, also
give notice that have purchased saidJ d. Moul-
ton s one fourth interest and have taken by con
sent h place in srid firm and business and be-
c.me partner therein and have assumed the liza
bi,ities hor.tofor' resting OH him, and am liable
for all debts now existing herrt fore contracted
10 the extent of hs former. hut row my one-fourth
interest in the HALEY Ir n Norhs" firm and
busiu.ss GEORGE b. MOULTON,
MILTON r, PINNEY.
HALEY, Idaho. October :. 1895. oedw9v
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-11

until this philanthropic and unsefish
sentiment shall have been aroused, the
framing Of prohibitory laws will amount
to nothing. If the Voice would subst-
tute prohibition sentiment, for "prohibi-
tiun pdrtU' in its remark, it would
he all right. All experience has
thus far shown that political prohibi-
ton-or the attempt to organize n political
party on the issue of prohibtion-ten to
XIII temperance sentiment, and is him
drance instead of help to temperance re
form The great liquor interest knows
this, and is always ready to encourage and
assist the formation of such party,
wherever whiskey is suffering from legal
restriction. Whiskey knows that no pro-
hibition party can obtain control 1t can
never be anything but faction. third
party and what such party really ac-
| composites is the dividing of Temperance
men weakening of the only party which
has ever done anything for temperance
and the strengthening Of the great allied
power of Democracy and whiskey.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-11

The inetlicency of the Montreal board
of health, ana the ignorance and reckless
ness of large portion of the population
of that city are having their natural con-
sequences. According to the latest and
best authenticated reports, the plague of
small pOX instead of diminishing is rapid
iy increasing in that city. Efforts are
being made by the business men of
Montreal to suppress the actual
condition of affairs hence the contradic-
tory reports which are published in differ
eat new spHpers. But there is no conceal
ing the fact that the number of cases of
small pON in the city increases daily. The
C relcssness of the population of the city
is amazing Many of the poorer Glasses
not only resist vaccination and disregard
all sanitary precautions, but persons have
been actually found upon the streets
while suffering from the early stages of
the disease, thus scattering infection
right and lett. Such Il state of
affairs as dis would not be
tolerated for Il day in any American city.
The most stringent measures would he
resorted to, rather than allow the plague
to gain such terrible Roadway. Observe
how quickly the disease has been check ed
III the American cities to which it has
been transmitted-F'all River, Mass, for
instance. Precautions and sanitary meas
ureS such as are taken in these cities
ought to have been taken in Montreal,
from the first. But the board of health
of that city seems to have been extremely
inefficient. Meetings have been held, and
preventive measures discussed, 1t is true
but apparently little has been done The
Montreal authorities cannot afford to
daily longer with the pestilence. If they
do not regard the interests of their own
population, of course they cannot be eN.
pected to regard the interests of other
communities which are endangered by
their negligence. But the American cit
les connected with Montreal by thorough
fares of travel, and the managers of the
American railroad lines running into
Canada, will be driven, If the Montrealcr.
do not take more effective measures, tC
act vigorously for their own interests
and to practically suspend communica,
ton with that city.
In the meantime everybody on this sid,
the line should be vaccnated. Thousand.
have been but thousands more SHOULD
be, and that without delay.
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Discussing the relations of the two Hdr-
pCr'S ITccHy says:
The Senate will decide by its action
whether it holds any kind of partisan ac-
tivity which cannot be shown to interfere
with the discharge of Official duty to be
good reason for removal. If it should
hold that removal before the expiration of
the term is justified only by proved dis
honesty and incapacity, and that an officer
may use all the patronage and prestige of
his place to promote the interest of his
party, it would virtually approve one of
the most dangerous abuses of the spoils
system.
a Republican Senate could not affirm
that officers with fixed terms ought not to
be suspended or removed for offensive
partisanship without annullng the Re
publican claim to be the party OF reform.
| The question Is not whether Il citizens
right of discussion and of voting shall be
abridged. No one contends for such
abridgment. The question is whether Il
man appointed to nOn-pOlitical public
service, and paid out of the contributions
of voters of all parties, shall use the pat
rOnage or the prestige or the OppOrtuni-
ties of his position for the disadvantage
of one party and the advantage of an
other
And the Senate, Mr. Curtis might have
added, but omitted to add ought to ask
the question, as much in reference to
Democrats appointed, as to Republicans
suspended The Senate, when applying
the question to Il given case will have be-
fore it, ut the same time, the case of the
new Democratic appontee, and that of
the suspended Republican officer and it
is in fact, by confirming the one that it
consents to the removal of the other. If
the Senate finds actual offensive PARTISAN
ship in Federal officer, it may properly
consent to his removal, prOridod the
change proposed will effect an i'm
provement in that respect, by installing
Il genuine non-partisan officer. The indie
pendent papers treat this matter, for the
most part, as if there could be no such
thing as offensive partisanship in Il Demo-
crat. We hold that where a Republican
official has been party boss, devoting his
time to running caucuses and conventions
and campaigns-dOing, in short, the kind
of work for his party that Col. Smalley
does for the Democratic party-aud Mr..
| Cleveland presents to succeed him IA man
whose character and antecedent- show
| that he can be trusted to devote himself
/ to his official duties and run his Office on
| business principles the Senate should con
sent to the change. But it can never be
| the Senate'S duty to permit the removal of
Il wholly or comparatively inotlensiVe par
| tisan, for the benefit of decidedly often
sive partisan. That would be not to re-
form, but to degrade the civil service.