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ing at 32sc; August cole. Rye-No. 9
633c. Barley-No. 2, 773a78c. Flax Seed
-At$1 As. Timothy Seed-At So 55a2 Sc
Mess Pcrk-Cash $13 65a13 20; May
$l3 60a13 724, closing at $l3 60; June
$l3 70s13 S2l, closing at $l3 20; July
$13 S73S13 80, closing at $l3 779. Lard
Cash and May 81 92}; June 81 97l; Au.
gust So 02l. Bulk Meats-Short ribs 81 10;
shoulders So 90; short clear 81 65a7 20.
Whisky--At ST. Is. Sugar-Cut-loaf 7sa
Sc. Butter-Lower; creamery 19a24c;
dairy 15A22c. Eggs-Dull at 12s14!c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., April 26.--Cotton-
In fair demand. Flour-Quiet and steady;
Wheat-Steady; No. 2 red size; receipts
9, 100 bushels; shipments none. Corn
Quiet and firm. Oats-Firmer; No. 2 mixed
34Ic. Rye-Easier; No. 71a713c. Pork
Steady at $14 so. Lard-Steady. Bulk
Meats Easier; short rib 81 so. Bacon
In good demand and unchanged. Whisky
Active at 81 %, Eggs-Steady at 13c.
Chsese-Firm.
philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA, April % Flour Firm.
Wneat-Quiet; No. cred April, 94sa95fc;
May 94Js95lc; June 95a953c; July OKLA
CSC. Corn.-Stropg and higher; No. 3
mixed, on track, Gic; No. 2 mixed April
G31a64c; May 63a64c; June and July G2i
s63sc. Oats-Spot higher; ungraded white
43h43ic; No. ! white 42lc; No. 2 white
43ic; future higher; No. 2 white April
43a44c; May 4l5a42c; June and July All
ADELE.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Md, April 26-Wheat--
Closed quiet; No. 2 winter red spot sega
90c; May 9O4a9U3c; June 81 ,9lsc; July
90Ia9lc. COrn-Western strong and
nominally higher; mixed spot 62lc; May
6liaG2c; June 60d62c. Oats--Flrm; west
ern white 42a43c; do mixed .39a4lc. Rye
Firm at 50A75c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., April 6-Wheat-Ac-
tive and steady; cash sslc; May SHE; June
size; July S7Sc; August S7Sc; September
s7sc; December 9OIc. Corn-Active; cash
she; May SIC. Oits-Dull and firm; May
353c. Glover Seed-Dull and steady; cash
81 90.
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place from the A. NJ. E. Church this after
,,nn,. c1 O otnloak


noon ct 2 o'clock. -,
About the ely thing the Mayor did
yesterday was 10 weigh couple Of loads Of
hay.
The festival at the Elysian Opera House
is drawing big crowds Go tonight.
John Dubois and Rev. l. c. Tuttle are
two of the committee appointed by tbs
Window Glass Works, to 60 to Muncie, tc
consider proposition.
Arbor Day viii not be celebrated in this
city.
The public square is being leveled, and
when in good condition grass will be
sown.
Rev. r F. Keller went to Belmont,
last night, to address the Odd Fellows o.
that place.
The clerks talk of another excursion on
the Andes.
Tie graduating class of the high school
has ordered it's graduating rings.
James Farley, well.known Fifth ward
young gentleman, is now located IN
Marion, Indiana.
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Saved Ills LEG !
SGROFULA
R0NE CURED!
I-ru,v-,- ca. Angrst Il. ISL.

IrTHayrA, Ca, August N, 1881.
Tur SWIFT SrE,ITIn Co, Atlanta, Ga; III.
f,.aur.yreu-t have bCCn GnitcteQ Win
u,.arutlas % the legs ever since was
,u.I t.n disease undoubtedly being mere
,Itr-F. a, uJg mother suffered rom scIulut,
ar.- s"sryrou=. As I advanced 70 inahnOSu
De-. rTi..tfrH Increased until the Waldly
n..,lmr harra--iu. and painful beyonu tho
i.. rr ur words tO describe. My IiSht ES
!a0lr .strly became tyUtul.y lnN9iS Si ftio
Llrh., being less painfully auecled. FIhalS,
about .nur.. s.u years agu, the ulcers on my
r. .rt .n.. hatl eaten through the HeSh INTO
tnsbHa". In Orutrr 90 save my lde the g"c-
tsrsGatgrmurHl TO UmpUttte my leg uS.IuS
r.-furm Il hy Dr.. IT, Y. u, FILLER, OF Atlanta,
...f Ur. W p Bond, OF LtEOuia but tno
l..trl ay lex gave ne only temporary ~,
Iar The unf-pn was Still Ia uly SySt' m 6tlu
...E hg-1u % show ITSELF again. IN sh"ss
t.ra. after lures Iice ~ CuI'arCd on my ltII
t.-. r1.. r,r- % frUru the knee e. the lnStrp;
..l..vrIy vu.lsaE work could he trGcAtu
tF CO." b,apl which CyZgt nom the hutt
I...rF amt tin S.rrg AMI ro'ttRln% EuIts
w'r..p Offensive that luy tSunW-Wni Nll,u
,...t furr stand the stencil and wOu'd move
avn. lrHtg EIH,
l,- winter was persuaded 10 try S. $. $
> q last pfngt 7 consented 20 DO SO, anu
G&rU -rgeI months ago ! ocg'n taNmS we
Slr'raS ,nnu hgrG n o. feel tie Eood tleCAs
90 r... Es,- sIciGC Ihs offensive TuUg:Uc began
t1 sgtw l.s, ami l..,s sud traily ceased, the
o., ..s. H.siri. my fy~p h'yaHe hrln AMI
Ia-'.... a.l ~ Ja!s and stout a man y my
arr-s taHr.. is in e.. Urgia. am seventy ono
ysa-salL u'fr feel uuw Younger ana stronger
tH.E 800 81. hen [ was twenty I'VE. lMtiSn
a.a..' trr r-TgtE. Nothing j. To be seen 81
o.. O.. 60. g,., disease, or TO remind me or the
tarturHl suffered for So many years, eNcep
tra sg.rs us the perfectly healed ulcers.
.au' thH w.rd to know Ct the ailnoSs
rIfg1ru'lIS cure Effected on me by ). ;. y,
alt. n.I Ur.u those VINO wish 10 know tha
particulars a.~. .tly from me- 20 write, and
vti consider DO % pleasure as well ls q uutf
@. ar.-,y,r their l.tJsrs. 1 refer a. DR.. ". 4.
EsUF. 10 l.lauu.t. ~ e. the truth OF my
statement. Ven gratefully yonrs,
T. DRAKE
Treatise On Blood and skin Diseases mailed
free. IuE SWIFT SFECrgIC Co,
urawvr& Atlanta, ta-
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RsatdaaI
CataTrh TO Consumption.

-, 9, is destructive force stands next to
Nsn-5,5n;-aly leads ON 20 consumption. II
81, - angular Ia I those afflicted with this
e.,s,r disease should not make II the OBJECT OF
- 49, Il, rid N uSclyss Of L. Deceptive
ter ',.IrrcnCtl u b. ign, rsnt preteudetS 70
S SiSsl sro~letsS have wesSsnSG inc ,D ., sos an
tsn.t y -,yrSliiCS They bgCore resigned e. a
ys ~ n, cry rather than torture themselves
Wy VI M. AL pal natives
Win I'M neycr q, CstsrTh must be met
n VS. s,s.c sud comhs.ed with all our might
SsT,Sny CgScS the disease has sSsnaeI dsaser
~ liz, MAJ, ans The bones and cartilage OF the
os ~ Sr,snS Of bearing. OF seeing and OF taSt
~ . sfsctli 81 IS to be useless me 9v9is 30
Ins 80 me throat 50 in0ASned and irritaled As
solN>sS,IrS n constant and distressing cough.
WI.,SvDyp's RADICAL CuRE meets every phase
s,N.t,~-n. nom a simple head cold TO the most
o. -, srl dsS ruCtive stages IL Is local aud
tSS,.,stTfioral. Instant in relieving, PC msnent
e'I.;,,.s So, ecOnOmi al and ueyer-taLing.
VI 80 TscksSe contains one bottle OF the kADi-
- T~gE. one box Of CATAEEHAL SOLVENT, ana
ca ,Sryoyvp I'M ALXR, with treatise; price 81.
ST IN PnrTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co, BOSTON.
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3ailrnxds..
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R B.

- vs..,,,. r....,
=, departure o. Ifans non MnssansS 49,
ulne. scaeauie "a enec fenlua -, - a "a
n. $50 ?: N; md l0e0p n. daily. and LIS p
%, Sk,ly exoeRs s1suuay. q. r-x. an
Mpres 70! Glncannen sno - L Sstr ~ N
os,Iy ana ulo 2 "a, 9aIy - = ssIS
ou rIn S SnayS oxa. AM ana t,.,kr n.
osiy eAosps o~'u'uAs' sne s-~' y "' NS ">
0e Ess sgss sor washington, n. O, p.lurcss,
Phllscsiinn axe NsH fWk, o'<e :. m 400 c'se
p m, qzy; u. an
TOT In.soa ~, mo a1 t.S IN tx y N
dsiy excepN suhoay Aooie9rL w s1 -
Washington, p, 6.0 p n. dAiy e1oeS 0on0Ays
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Fours-and-a III,
Fours sud.s-half upOns.....-.... =
Pacific SKIES " =
STATES Dull and steady.
RAILROADS Active and generally
strong; sales 81 ,S67, 600.
STOCKs-The stock market was again
very active and strong to-day, and the re-
suit Of the operations il TO leave almost
everything on the list materially higher
than last evening. The opening was firm
under the influences of the London quota
tions, but prices were irregular aud
feverish, with dropping tendency, and
declines extending to : per cent. were es-
tablished The Gould stocks early dis
played marked strength and the general
market soon followed. There was less
activity after noon, hut the strong tone OF
the dealings was retained. Reading came
to the front toward the last hour, hut tie
advance wss checked under heavy realizI-
tiors and prices sagged eff, the close being
rather heavy at small concessions from the
best figures. Almost everything on the
active list is higher to night, though few
fractional declines are shown. Manhattan
is mp per cent, ChicaGo, burlington anc
Quincy 81, Northern Pacific preferred i /,
Missouri Pacific and Wheeling and Lake
Erie preferred II. Sales 4i7,S20 shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express 1856; American Express
100; Canada Pacific, COL; Central Pacific
323; Chesapeake and Ohio L do preferred
firsts 4; do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton,
1856; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1913;
Delaware and Hudson, 1893; Delaware,
Lackawanua and Western 1909; Denver
and Rio Grande, 10; Erie 265; do pre-
ferred, 60; 1T. Wayne, l54; Illinois
Central 1908; Lake Shore, Oh; Michigan
Central, 500; Minneapolis and ST. Louis,
81; do preferred, LAT; Missouri Pacific,
773; Northern Pacific, 243; do preferred,
5Os; Chicago and Northwestern, 1l0s; do
preferred, 143l; New York Central, l07;
Oregon Transcontinental, Gag; Pacific
Mail, 343; Peoria, d. & E 2l2; Pittsburg
100; Pullman Palace Car, IA; Reading,
635; Rock Island, 1l3; st. Louis and
San Francisco 20; do preferred, 67s; first
preferred, liz; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 104; st. Paul and Omaha, al;
do preferred 100; Texas Pacific, 2Gl; Union
Pacific 57B; United States Express 74i;
Western Union III.
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FOR MEDICINAL USE
NO EUSEl OIL

Cough in the morning; tickling in the throat ;
difficult breathing; quickened pulse; shortness of
breath tightness in the chest chllliness in the
evening; feverishness: thick expectoration; every
one Of these is a symptom Of consumption
More than two-thirds Of all the deaths in Amsri c.
are caused by consumption. 1t is almost impossi-
bic to cure it in the last stages but it can readily be
checked il taken at the start Physicians always
recommend pure stnulant and for this pGrpos .
nothing has equ.led DUFFY Pure Malt Whisley.
The celebrated physician. Henry A Mott PhD-
F.O.S, says: "Duhy's Pure Malt whiskoy Is fres
from fusel OIL authorizations or forcing eimpurties
and those qualities sSerld rseommnd 1t to publci
fayo~'
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DIX GOODS.
EAX York.

NEW YORK, April 26.-Dry Goods
There was more doing in quiet way and
of gray cotton goods for converting pur-
poses good sales are reported, the msnufac-
turing and jobbing trade absorbing very
fair quantity of blsached cottons and a
stronger undertone prevailing.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money mt 1.2s2 Per Cent Governments
Dull and Steady-Stooks Higher-FlOu
Oniet-Whsat Active.
NEw YORK, April 26.-Mnney on cal
easy at 14a2 cent; last Per loan at 2 pei
cent. closed offered mt 2 per cent. prime
mercantile paper 44a54 per cent; sterling
exchange dull but steady at 4SGi aiS8.
GovRREMRNT5--Du and steady.
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Through Tickets and Baggage Checked TO al
points.
FRFD. HrsEMAH.
Trav. Pass Agent Wheeling, W. Va
W. ROBINSON, GeD'l Pss.. Agent
parkarxbttry a. "
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

! MEXICAN MUSTANG LINrMEST. Tor Raeuma-
tisu, LGmbaoo, Sciatiea, Lame Bach, Sftg Joints.
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Mbselins Rseister
9rarsItrs' @uids,

A R2IyAL AND DEPASTURE OF TRAINS
a EXPLANATION OF REVERENCE MARKS: ~Datls.
iSanday excepted. Monday excepted. SSun-
day only. Saturday excepted.-Ib Meridian.
February o. 1855. Wheeling time, which Is
lust one hour earlier than Central TIME:
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SUNDAYS

Leave u. T.OOa m aud run every honr except
Church Train at 9:lj p. N. Leave Wheeling Park
al 500 a m. and run every hour until 1000 p. M,
except Church Tr iu' which will leave the
Park at y.ij q. m. ant Wheeling ~ l2:l9 and
.J.l5 u m G. HlRSCH. Sup't
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Tftusyille.

TITUsvLLE, PA, April 26.-Petroleum
Opened at s6sc; highest s6sc; lowest
S4ic; closed at SAFE.
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MUSTANG EMINENT

MEXICAN MUSTANG IMMINENT rubbed On
aves many valuable Horse and Mules limbs.
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B.. 2. 4 @. RAILROAD,

Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves BeilSire at $40 NJ srr;yoc at Bslisire ut
400 2. m
woOdSaeld passenger train leaves Bellairo at
40 n. m, arrives at Bellaire at $40 g. n.
Summerheld Accommodation leaves Bellsir AZ
TOO y. M, arrives at Bellsire 81 l0:S5 8. N.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central Stand
sr,lT Tina FrOro Rallaira
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Bradford.

BRADFORD, Pa, April 26.-Petroleum-
Opened ct s6ic; closed at s5c; highest
Sole; lowest 84}c; clearances LOG, 600
barrels.
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OIL CITY, April 26.-Petroleur,-
Opened at s6sci highest s6sc; lowest s4!ci
closed at sisc; sales 1,57S, 900 barrels
clesranees 4,240. 900 barrels; charters 10,
6s3 barrels; shipments 54,9s6 barrels
runs AZ 500 barrels.
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PfttsburR.

PT1rsBURa, April 26.-Petroleum-
Fairly active and irregular; opened at
s6ic; closed at S5c; highest s6sc; lowest
Sale.
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RIVER RAILROAD.

Time Table taking effect April sth. 1858. Pas.
seneci trans will run Is follows-Central Time.
All trains daily except those marked thus
which do no: run on sunday:
so,rIs nn,lSp mo. fISo, hiNo.3jISo. 1.
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M HEEIING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w ON and AFTER Monday, April so, l'S(, trains
on the Wheeling ana Elm Grove Railroad will
run as follows:
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PETROLEUM.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 26 Petroleum
Opened strong at s6ic, hut became weak
on the decline in refined oil and fell to
sisc. Some outside buying then caused a
slight rally and the market closed steady
at s5sc. Petroleum Exchange opened at
s6ic; highest S6Sc; lowest sac; closing at
S5sc. Stock Exchange opened at s6lc;
highest S6ac; lowest s4sc, closing at s5c.
Total sales t,2s0, 600 barrels.
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ELXS
CREAM BALM

Cl6anSeS the
Nasal Passa-
ges,AusysPe Pain
ana LndAunMa-
ton, Heals the
So-a5 Restores
the SauSoS 81
THs 20 = II q
Smell
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
HIS HoNOh,s GUESTS.

Sarah Wilson and Minnie Venable,
(colOred) went to the residence of their
brother-in-law, Joseph Ford, on Sat.
urday evening, where they proceeded
to raise disturbance, and were order.
ed from the house. One grabbed the
poker and the other chair and com
menced an attack upon Ford, finally
" doing him up" with blow between
the eyes with the poker. When the
police arrived to arrest them they still
had their "fightin' boots on" and
gave the officers considerable trouble
before they were Gagged. His Honor
thought 80 days in the workhouse and
a fine of $40 and costs each, was about
the proper remedy in the case, and
they were accordingly escorted to
Cleveland on Tuesday by officer Good
enough, who also had Willard Wick.
wire In charge,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10

The Town Hall in Brimfield was
crowded to its utmost capacity last
Saturday evening, standing room even
being all taken before time for the
curtain to rise. The play, which was
announced in the PRESS some time
since, Dot, the Miners daughter" )"
was rendered in an excellent man
ner. the company sustaining their
well earned reputation of being the
best amateur theatrical company in
this vicinity, and held the attention of
the entire audience from the first act
of the drama to the last scene of the
farce, which encroached a little upon
the Sabbath. The only fault that was
found with the performance was the
extreme length of the farce, following,
as it did, a long play. The Brimfield
orchestra furnished music for the oc
casion. The performance will be re-
peated Saturday evening of this week
and those who were unable to attend
| before should not miss this oppor.
tunity.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10

The Stallion show, or free fair, held
on the public square on Saturday af-
ternoon, was a grand success In every
particular. The weather was fine, the
city was full of people, and the show
of horses exceeded the expectations of
even the most sanguine.
Shortly after o'clock the Atwater
Band, in their neat uniforms, took
their position in Court House Park,
and opened the show with some choice
music. No premiums being offered,
and no entries made the horses were
exhibited in any way to suit their
owners. All classes were we'll repre-
sented. trotters, roadsters, coach horses
and draft horses, and each found many
admirers. Some of the trotters were
given a few turns down the road to
prove that they could go over five miles
an hour. provided there was no Ordi.
nance against it.
No serious accident happened to
mar the occasion, though little ex-
was CduoCO ny NIL
being kicked by horse, but he was
not badly hurt and was able to be
around again in few minutes; and
again when one of the horses backed
against carriage wheel, and to clear
himself knocked the wheel into splin-
ters, but no person was injured, and
the best of feeling prevailed among the
exhibitors.
This exhibition gave those who de-
sired to select a horse to breed to, an
opportunity to do so without travelling
all over the county, but among so
many good ones it was difficult to
pick the best.
1t has been decided to hold another
free show next year.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
The Verdict Unanimous,

w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
testifies: L can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles and
was cured cf Rheumatism of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist
Bellville, Ohio, affirms "The best
selling medicine ever handled in my
90 years experience, is Electric Bitters'
Thousands of others have added theil
testimony, so that the verdict is unan
imous that Electric Bitters do cure al
diseases of the Liver, Kidneys OF
Blood. Only half dollar bottle al
W. It. Hart's drug store, Successor t.
G. P. Reed.)
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
Death Of 3. G. Harmon.

The announcement, Tuesday MORN
ing, of the death of ]. G. Harmon,
was surprise and shock to our citi-
zens. He died Monday evening at
$50 O'Clock, after an illness of only
thirty hours. He was in his usual
health and cheerful spirits during Sun
day, and ate hearty dinner, soon af
ter which he was taken with violent
purging and vomiting, which with
aggravati0n of heart difficulty, to
which he had been subject, refused to
yield to medicinal remedies, and the
sad termination was soon apparent.
Mr.. Harmon was a man of capability
and usefulness in matters pertaining
to public welfare, and his services
were continually sought and freely
given in the furtherance and accom-
plishment of measures tending to ed
| ucational and moral advancement.
1t may be truthfully said that in all
the walks of life, no man was more
respected. and death could not have
removed another who will be more
missed in counsel and service, AS citi-
zen and neighEor.
He was the only son and last sur
viving child of the late Orrin Harmon,
an only sister having died many years
since.
Mr.. Harmon was SO years of age.
He leaves a family of three children
two sons and one daughter-upon
whom the hand of aff1iction rests heav>
lily, death having deprived the house
hold of wife and mother scarce two
years since.
Funeral services will he held at his
late residence at o'clock p. m. today
Thursday.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
NoTTCE.

IN oI1C-Hr
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 7th day
IN of May, 1888. Hugh Morgan, Henry Ar
mold. w allace w. Brown, and simon E Green
amyer. filed their petition in the Probate Court
of Portage County. praying for the establish
ment OF joint Sub school District iu the town
ships of Charlestown. Edinburg, Paris. and
Palmyra, embracing the following territory:
IN SAID CHARLEsTowN TOWNSHIP.
Parts of Lots s. 9 and III. bounded ON the west
by the highway, on the nor'h by the line of the
Pittsburgh, Cleveland & Toledo Railroad. east
and south by lot lines.
IN PARIS TOWNSHIP.
Lot No. Sc. and a rart of lot No 81. being lands
belonging to David Il. Griffith and q. d, Davis
IN PALMYRA Tow NsHIP,
All of Lot 81. the north half of Lot 30. and all
OF Lot 20 excepting about 85 acres of land own
ed by Z. L. Jones. and also land belonging to
Ellen and Sarah Dix in Lot No. 3d. and lands
formerly o Hned by j. W. Thomas, running east
and west across the farm, and bounded north
by town. hip line being 25 acres of land of from
north part of said Thomas land.
IN EDINBURG TOWNSHIP,
Being land formerly owned by T. NJ Gilbert
Lot ia said Township.
The Commissioners appointed to act in the
premises will meet at the residence of Hugh
Morgan, on the premises above described. on
the 20th day of June, A. ID. 1885, at 10 O'Clock
a. m. to discharge he duties of their said aP.
pointment.
CD. INGELL,
Dated May sth. 1883 1O2s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
prssats Court.

Willard Wickwire, of Kent, who
has been stopping at the Hotel De
Sheldon for few days, was brought
before his Honor, Judge Ingell, and
plead guilty to taking and unlawfully
using horse and buggy, whereupon
the sentence of the Court was so days
in the Workhouse, $5 fine and costs,
amounting to $S2, or all told, 4 months
time
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
horticultural Society.

This society will hold its May meet.
ing on Wednesday, the 10Th inst, at
the residence of Mr.. T. c. Stewart. one
mile west of Kent. Essay by Prof. E.
w. Claypole, of Buchtel College, on
Immigrant Plants" All members
and all who desire to join the Society
are cordially invited. Conveyances
from and to the station will be fur.
nished all who go on the ears.
ANDREW WILSON, Sec.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10

The annual election of officers for
Oakwood Chapel Sunday School was
held last Sunday. The following were
chosen
Supt., H. A. Truesdale; Asst supt.,
II. L. Smith Sec., A. A. Dole Treas,
Mrs. g. S. Huested Organist, Ed. P
Russell Asst. Organist, Jessie Jones !;
Librarian, John Harra; Asst. Louis
Erenest.
The School starts out this year with
cheerful prospects.
Monday evening the following Trus-
tees were elected for the ensuing year:
g. s. Huested, II. G. Frazer, H. A.
Truesdale, A. A. Dole, Ed. P. Russell
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1888-05-10
Adniinistfator's sale of Real
EatafA

TN pursuance of an order of sale OF the Pro-
Il bate Court of Forage County, Ohio. offer
at public sale. on the premises, to the highest
bidder, ON
Saturday. june o, 1888. at p m,
the following real estate. fixtures and ma
chlnery, to wit:
Being one acre of land of the farm of which
Geo WILDER died seized in lot No. G8. Shall
ersville Township. Portage County. Ohio and
contains The saw mill. / offer the boiler and
engine two turbine wheels. end all the :.a-
chinery attached thereto or any part there Jf.
or of said items and the one acre OF land.
also offer one other tract of land belonging
10 the estate of said George +. Wilber, deceas.
ell TO wit: Situate in said Township of Shall
ersville. Portage County. and State Of Ohio.
and is known as being part of lot No. 73 and
bounded as fsllows: Beginning at the south
east corner of said lot. thence north on the east
line of said lot Is chains. to the center of the
Cuyahoga river; thence down the center of said
river to tho south line of said lot; thence east
chains, to the place OF beginning, containing
ten acres and d 100 of land.
Appraised at "a 476 25.
TERMS :-Two-thirds cash; balance in one
year.
LAFAYETTE SMITH, Admr.
RaSenna, Ohio.
1O7S4w j. HI. USSEI,, Att'y.