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more striking BY IN illuminated Transparent
cy ct the back Of the stage representing the
spirit Of the storm. In the third act some
very clever specialtiss are introduced. For
such very heavy play to mount, the stage
management was unusually good. "Fantas'
ma" seems to delight old and young equally
well, and crowded houses are certain to rule.
KEEP IT DARK.
W. 7. Bryant, . very clever comedian,
will appear here on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, in
George Hoey's comedy, d" Keep it Dark. }"
which has been presented in most Of the
principal cities with great success. The play
is brimful Of fun from beginning to end and
grows better with more intimate acquain.
lance. Mr.. Bryant has surrounded him.
self with thoroughly good company, which
includes Miss Lizzie Richmond, q talented
actress and fine singer; Miss Julia Wilson,
.ons Of Americas brightest soubrettes, who
introduces several catchy songs and dances;
James Revins and Ed ward Halstead, q clever
pair Of comedians, who play two import
ant parts; w. w. Black, q character actor
of much ability and magnificent bass singer.
Besides the above leading people there is q
strong chorus and number of pretty girls,
who are introduced a. 1.-THE Cousins. keep
it Dark" contains an amusing and interest
ing story, brightly written, and is perfectly
clean, being entirely free from the least
broad suggestion, either by word, act or
link
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New CASE GROCERY s!r,
McGINNIs s VALET

Have opened up new Grocery Store at 1 80 "
Main ST, where fresh, clean, new stock Of Gro
ceres will be kept hand end Will be cold shesp
anywhere in ottawa Goods delivered 10 any part Of
he city. Give us trial septitlps
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guarantee what the city could use any more
than he could guarantee how much any other
man than himself would eat. He stated
that the steam plant included in his bid
would be worth $500 and the building
about 81 500, a total of 5000 in property
besides the plant, The Thompson Houston
bid included none Of these things. but was
for the plant alone.
The matter was put and carried by vote
Of eight to six, Messrs. Armstrong, Fuchs,
Lunny, Dinneen, Duffy, Msher, Fox and
Williamson voting in the affirmative and
Messrs. Hull, Alshuler, Taylor, COrcorap,
Kolley and Porter in the negative.
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Amusements,
HANLoN's " FAHTAsMA" AT THE OPERA Housl
TONIGHT.

HANLoN's " FAHTAsMA" AT THE OPERA HOUSE
TONIGHT.
The Hsnlon Bros past record In Ottawa
should insure them crowded house tonight,
to witness their new "Fsntasms" In the
piece are some startling mechanical and sem
lie effects which have been introduced. The
most notable innovation is in the second act,
which represents the bottom Of the Sea. A
realistic bit in this is the diving of man
III cd 6rst from the flies to the stage. In.
fde ID, all through the play the law Of gravi-
~ seems to be suspended, for spirits
ny through the air IS if they had wings, and
even insnimste objects occasionally take
aerial flights. The cyclone, during which q
village is swept away, was rendered even
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Social Notes.

On Tuesday morning last Rev. DR.. Fred.
erioks was called to the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Harden to officiate in the
marriage ceremany uniting Mr.. Oscar Form.
halls and Miss Gertie Harden ss man and
wife. There was no unusual display only
the immediate friends Of the contracting
parties being present. Both belong to high
ly respected families of this city and as they
start out in the matrimonial pathway they
bear with them the best wishes of a host Of
friends for an unbroken chain Of happiness
through life. They 60 to Springfield and
st. Louis and on their return to Ottawa will
enter their new home on Madison street.
The boys in Co. D, where Mr.. Formulas has
long been I'd Lieut., have all been smoking
ten cent cigars since tho happy event-in
fact, they will not be compelled to buy one
for three months.
The Order Of Chosen Friends will give .
ball at Willis's on Nov. 7th.
On Nov. 9Th benefit dance will be given
ct Turner Hall for the benefit Of Jas. j. Far
rel, who was injured by the falling of clay
bank recently.
The Clgsrmakers Union gives grand ball
on Friday evening, OCT. Is. The boys
should receive the hearty endorsement of
all lovers Of dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Holland gave party
at their residence on the east side on Tues
day evening in honor of their guest, Mr..
William Jordan. There were fifteen couples
present and the evening passed in pleasant
manner with all.
On Monday eve Dot. 28th, the Turn Verein
Of this city will give grand Ball in Turn
Hall. The hall has been recently repaired
and frescoed, aud other modern impreve-
ments have been added. An excellent time
is in prospect.
A very pleasant birthday party was given
In honor Of Henry Glenn, on Thursday
evening, the occasion being his twentieth
birthday, ct his home on West Main street.
The evening was whiled away in games,
music and conversation, and broke up in
the small hours, all well pleased with
the evenings enjoyment.
The Owl Club gave its second party at
Willis Hall last evening. A fine program
Of twenty waltzes, quadrilles, schottlsches,
polkas, etc., was presented to music by
Willis full orchestra. The supper was fur
nished by the Delmonico Restaurant, under
the management Of the proprietor, Mr.. Nc
Peak. This party seals the stamp Of public
approval bestowed ct the close Of their first
reception, and adds but another bunch Of
feathers to the already completed plumsgs
Of the "Owls.'
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ottawa Markets.

OTTAWA. H., October u, 1889.
EIpuu Ann TsvD
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The matter of the city driving piles IN the
canal for Mr.. De 10 Chspellss track again
came up and was referred until next Tues.
day evening. 1t was suggested that the city
could we'll afford to do this for Mr.. De Ia
Chapelle, as he had placed q splendid in.
dustry in Ottawa without asking even q
penny bonus.
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Council adjourned to Tuesday evening
next.
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PROBATE COURT.
Reports-Of accounts in conservatorship
of Mary Sullivan, estates of Lorrin Swift,
Edward Fitzgerald and Samuel Clegg.
Final Sehlements-Estates of john, Sails
bury and Geo. F. Kidd.
Letters-Testamentsry issued to James
Lawrence for Cornelius Harris, Of guardian.
ship issued to Seth E. Ballard for Wilbur 8.
Ballard ct al, minors; Of administration
issued 10 Alfred Greenwood for estate Of
Daphne Ward. In the latter case letters
were taken for the purpose Of susing for
damages. Mrs. Ward being one Of the
ladies killed in tho Rock Island R. R. disas.
ter at Englewood. The road has settled with
the administration for $1,000.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

| A "double barreled' court will convene
on Monday, as the parlance Of the profession
Of law runs, and Judges Blanchard and Di.
bell will be on the bench.
The criminal calendar is very long and
comprises many important cases. Besides
the Boiler murder case, the cases Of Bill
Mead and John Kota, murderers from La
Sale and Streator will also be disposed Of at
| this term.
Among the bills recently filed are Nos
1929, 4,833 and 1884. The first is that Of
Sarah Hoar vs.. Patrick, asking that her
dover and homestead be set aside out OF
the estate Of John Hoar, deceased, of whom
she is the widow. No. 4,833, Maria Has
kins vs.. John II. Quinn, demands that Quinn
be restrained from disposing of certain real
estate which Maria Haskins alleges he has
secured from her through trickery and mis-
representation to the Master in Chancery.
In the latter case, 1884, Mary johnson asks
for divorce from Chas. F. Johnson and an
injunction restraining him from disposing
Of her property at Streator. In No. 1882,
Prod vs.. Har;h, and No. 1888, Douglass vs..
Cleal, papers are removed.
The late law cases filed include the ap-
peal of the Gilbert guardianship case,
Morrissey vs.. McNeal s. Higgins ct al,
Bishop vs.. Rankin ct al, Cleal VS.. Lane,
Giles Va. Chicago & Santa Fe R. R., Union
Nat Bank ofStreator vs.. Lane ct al.
The grand jury commences on Monday.
These gentlemen will hear the Chase and
Campbell matter, and host Of minor cases.
The session is expected to last two weeks.
Five panels Of petit Jurors will be drawn
for the term
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this church at Cuyahc F IS, he and
Orrin Gilbert of t-a, place, joint
! ly contributed the -uiire nount to
relieve the church 9 heavy indebt-
ness incurred in TIE stsuction of a
house OF worship d, n chief
promoter in the o gani- Il of Grace
Church in this 81 as largely
instrumental in vt and fipan>
cial strength suG--lr II 10 warrant and
secure the ereeiio Of IFS house Of
worship; gene helping in the
support of i's J. -rs, and actively
identifying / h~a- al her labors.
He was TIE 'lerk of Raven
na Grace Ch2cch irom It's organization
until last year, during which time the
Rector's eaIary WAS promptly paid,
Mr.. Comstock advancing the necessary
amount in case of lack of funds in the
treasury.
Last T. stor, owing to his growing
infirmities. especially causing him TO
experience a difficulty in writing, he
requested relief rom the duties per
tanning to the offices he had so long
aud faithfully filed, which was grant
ed him.
The Rector Just retired was strongly
attached to him Mr.. Lucas spent his
first week in Ravenna in the home OF
Mr.. Comstock, a most welcome guest,
since which time strong feeling of
mutual and close friendship existed.
Aud il was q seemingly remarkable
coincidence, that Mr.. COmstOck should
be the first to entertain him and should
receive his last official services as Rec
tor OF the parish.
The funeral ceremonies were held
at his late residence, Sunday, at 8
o'clock p. IN Rev. VIM Lucas con-
ducting the impressive Episcopal SER
vice, closing with an earnest tribute
to the life Of exalted goodness and pie
ty which had just closed Sits mission.
A large humber of friends testified
by their presence the love and respect
entertained for the deceased, ID. G
Coolman,J. Q. Beatty, H. d. Seymour,
f. 5, COmstock, a. B. Fairchild, and
Fl. 1. Grant acted as pail bearers.
Monday morning, after prayer at
the house, the remains were conveyed
to Cleveland, where, with accompany
ing relatives, they were met at the de,
pot by Rev. DR.. Bates, of st. Pauls
Episcopal Church, and relatives and
friends of that city, who accompanied
them to Lake View Cemetery, where
DR.. Bates conducted the = lal service,
at the conclusion of which his body
was laid to rest in that beautiful rest
ing place of the dead.
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Owing to the unpleasant weather,
not so large an attendance as would
otherwise,b had, was present at the
union services held at the COngrega-
tional church, Sunday evening, to lis
ten to the farewell sermon of Rev
VIM Lucas. Those ih attendance felt
richly repaid in Drawing The elements,
the discourse being one of masterly
and eloquent exposition and analysis
of the living, rather tb&u the contro
verted discussion of tenets and dec
trinal questions. on the part OF the
professed Christian, as the essential
agency in bringing "a'l nations and
kindred" into Knowledge of the
truth as it is.in Jesus"
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II. r.. THOMPSON.
LEGAL NOTICE.
The State of Ohio. In Probate Court
County of Portage. So. Case No 1878.
Clinton Young. Administ ator of the estate of B
+. Hawkins, deceased, Plaintiff.

T..
County of Portage, IS. Case No 1915.
Clinton Young. Administ tor of the estate of B.
+. Hawkins. deceased. Plaintiff,
as
Ruth Hawkins. ct els pefendap.,
"ILLIAM A. HAWkINS, who sides at
NV Marshall, Lyons Comfy. Minnesota, and
Thomas German, Edward German, William " =
man. Dlary German, George German. and Fred
rick German. heirs of Net German, deceased.
who reside with their father, Wrestling German,
az stockton. New Jersey, will take notice that
Clinton foung. administrator of the estate of b.
F. Hawkins, deceased. on the 10th day of Sep
Cours of Portage County, Ohio. alleging ibot tbe
pc onal estate of said de ent is insuffici. n 10
pny his debts and the charges Of administering
ms nls estate; tnat he died seized in fee simple OF
the following real estate 70 wit: Situate in the
County of Geauga and St of Ohio 10 wit: Re-
ing part OF lot No, 5 in the township of Troy in
sald county, and bounded as follows; Beginning
in the center of the highway at the north east
CORNER OF lot of land decided by W. f. Pratt and
Marcia Pratt. to Drayton Gillet; thence west on
post thence north 8 chains and 81 links 10 a
post t6enee east 23 chains 5r links to the cent
81 sad sad hhighway; thence south along the center
tanning 70 T3-lOO acres of land as surveyed by W.
W. Beals. ~ ""
Also; another lot of land, situate in the town
ship OF Hiram, County of Portage, and State of
Onio, known as part Of lot No. in said town
snip, and bounded us follows: Commencine in
the center N. and 3. road leading from the vii
lage OF Harrison to the +. and W. Center road ut
point where the river road intersects the first
mentioned road: thence northerIy 30 feet thence
westerly Ibo feet thence southerly to the center
OF river road; thence easterly along the center OF
said river road to the place of beginni ~ contain
ing " 10 rods of land. That Ruth HnwkiJs.
said real estate for life "'N VI
The prayer of the petition is for the determining
the rights OF Ruth Hawkins therein, and thai
Us aforesaid. ~ N''
William A. Hawkins and the above named
heirs OF Nett German are hereby notified that
thev nave been made PAL lies defendants to said
petition. and lat they are required to answer
the same on or before the 18th day of May, 1851
CLINTON YOUNG, Administrator
OF the estate of B. +. Hawkins deceased
CONANT HANsELMAN, Attys l07S-Gw
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Warren Steam Laundry!

| have taken the Agency of the
Warren Steam Laundry. Its reputa-
lion is good for doing FIRST CLASS
Work. Any work entrusted to my
care will receive prompt attention.
Office at J. s. SMITH & Sons store.
Work sent out WEDNESDAY, and
returned FRIDAY of each week.
1872 WILL. r. DAY.
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Denver (Col.) papers announce the
death of o. A. Hannum, in that city.
March 20. of apoplexy, aged 75 years
The deceased was q we'll known and
respected citizen of Streetsboro, this
county, for many years prior to 1887,
when. with his wife. he went to Col.
orado to reside with his children, three
of whom reside in Denver.
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g - - 60
NEW GOODS
SAC<SSEs sess ~ % 'es' 10 ~
THEY ARE HERE

THEY ARE HERE
And they are coming, and will keep
coming, as the welcome Spring comes
on, and wes want everybody to come
and zee them.
We will take pleasure in showing
you our
New Striped, Plaid and Plain
DRESS GOODS. Handsome
and Cheap.
New Satines tand Ginghams at
1Oc-wOrth looking at.
Good Domestic Gins CHAINS at &c
New Turkey Red Table Cloth.
from zoe TO SOC.
A New line Lace Curtains, from
90c a pair, up.
A Grand Stock New EmbrOider.
ed and White Goods.
Look at our New 35c, 5Oc, and
65c COrsets.
VIII soon receive 81 large line
Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
direct from manufac ,urers, which we
know viii please the Ladies i'll quality
and price. Please call and see them,
whether you buy or not
A better or cheaper line of Domestic
DRY Goods can't be found in the coun
fy.
~. We can not and will
be Unders0ld,
for we pay for every dollars worth o.
Goods we purchase, in ten days. That
will meet any competition, and keer
business alive.
Come and see if it is not as we say
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NoTTGE


NOTICE is hereby given. that on the a6th
~ day of March, 1889. the Board of Education
of the township OF Shalersville Portage Coun-
~. ohio. flied is petition in the Probate Court
of Portage County, praying for the dissolution,
change CIR alteration of a Joint Sub School
District situated in the Townships OF Shalers.
VILE Ravenna, Str, etsboro' and Franklin in
said 'ounty. ard en- bracing the following ter
ritory to-wit:
In Shalersville Township. the whole of town
shin lots Nos. 81 1GO 10l and 1r2, the west one
half of township lot No 90. and the south part
of township lot No 1O3.
In Tavenna Township. the whole of township
lots Nos I and 20. the whole of township lot
10 9 save aud except lfteen acres in the south
east corner of said lot the west nne-half OF
township lot No 10 and part of township lot
No 4 !, ing IN the north east corner of said lot
In Streetsbor0' Township the south east ore
fourth of ;ownship lot No 100 in said township
In Franklin Township. = part of township
lot No. II in said township
The commissioners a pointed 10 act in the
premises will meet ut the school house situated
ON s1id territory. on the % h day of ApriL
~ ~ o. at 10 O'Clock m to discharge the du-
ties of their said appointment.
Ravenna, Ohio, March oath $50
& d INGELL,
QO74-4w) Probate Judge.
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Carpets, Oil Cloths and Limo.
leum,
We have a new stock of these goods
for our Spring trade. Please call and
see them. N. CONVERSE & Son.
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The Latest Improved Farm ImDlGIlGltS


the ThOnas
Evans with adjusting
WORKERS line
Cnhoaa
Rollers The whiteiy
a . eka Cente chi
which scenei
Pivot
and
buyng o
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FOR SALE =!

Having sold my farm. offer at Private Sale
Two nofsss, Io9oie @ nsrness' Two morse WAGON
articles Time viii be given by giving bankable
paper. JOHN KIRK.
Ava
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At the NJ. Z. Parsonage, ou.h Prospect st
Wednesday evening. March .7th. b. Rev Earl
d. Holtz Mr. Geo. w. Bi;bee, of MIntua Sta
tion, and Miss Avis Ii. PecA, of Ravenna.
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Dress MAKING!

will occupy rooms over the Bank. at Mantua
Station. after April lst, and will carry on all
kinds of Dress Making. All my old customers
are invited. and many new ones as choose to
call. AGNES BLANCHFIELD.
lU1i -3moS. Mantua Sta, o,
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Such testimonials as the following
will cause you to believe VanNess'
Golden Bitters takes the cake" or
puts your stomach ia condition to eat
it if you can get hold of it. E. b. Black
says:
"I have been troubled with stomach
ami liver disease for the past seven
wears, and tried everything l could
think of, without any relief, until /
came across Van Ness Golden Bitters.
I got so 1 could not eat, and was so
weak could hardly walk, my voice
was so weak could not speak above q
whisper. 1 bought a bottle of Van.
Ness Golden Bitters and commenced
to improve from the first dose. / used
one bottle and halt, and now my
stoms ch, liver and kidneys are all right
and I am able to 60 to work. do say
this medicine saved my life.
Respectfully, e, 8. BLACK,
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Departures During the Week.
G. & P. LINE.

Samuel Mix, who has been visiting
in Rootstown and Atwater, left for Ft.
Scott, Kas., on the lst inst.
Mrs. Whitney, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. r. N. Andrews, in
Rootstown, returned to her home at
Aledo, ILL.,, Tuesday.
II. T. Herrick, of Urichsville, O.,
returned home Wednesday, after a
short visit here.
John II. Bostwick left for Philadel.
phia Tuesday.
Miss Ella Newton went to Erie, Pa,
Wednesday morning.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04
BLOOD TELLS!

VNOR SALE lot of II HOUS J. ID
II GfHOnS all IN Ii - c'GsS Orde"
One Ton Buggy n"y l. new; One Single lIar-
ress-will he sol ar a barge Cal ON All
dress & hSt. PALMYRA, O.
or A. 4. CASE. Ravenns, o. TO7s 9w+
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As FARM FOR SALE.
On Turnpike. One and a Half Miles
Northwest of N. Y. p. g. 0. Depot.
Ravanna Ohfn.

Ok AC RbS, without buildings.
giving purchaser opportunity of
locating and constructing new and modern sty e
Dwelling House. Barn. and other 0utbuildings
to suit his own notions. The entire farm under
fence nearly new. About fifty acres in timber
SupeTbly watered by brooks and springs. Young
Orchard of seventy-fve (seleeted variety Apple
Trees. 1t will make one of the hest Stock and
Dairy Farms in the County, and being so near
the city of Ravenna. it will make a desirable
residence for some one who desires q home just
outside the city limits. Will be sold cheap. and
deferred payments given. if desired
Apply to col. .R0YALTAYL0R. at Ravenna.
or the undersigned. at Kent Ohio.
lU7l MA IRWIN KEN II.
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New Advertis' is.
GARD. OF THANKS.

We desire to ex yend o. friends ard neigh
bors our grateful ha for their aid and
sympathy in our late b reavement
MRS Z. : CoMsTOCK. sR
ES CoMSTOCK AND FAMILY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1889-04-04

% ,nnnoaooooo Iooooonc 900 ,onoooo Q 10000
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-11-15

rhe Land Case of Smythe Versus
the Henry Heirs.

In the equity court of the United
States Yesterday, before Judge Dick, there
was an interesting case heard The style
of the case was Geo. II. Smvthe versus
the heirs of X. NJ. Henry, deceased.
The land in controversy was donated
to a celebrated Indian chief Junaluska,
bv the State of North Carolina in 1S47
or 1918, in consideration for services rem
dercd as a soldier under Gen. Jackson in
the war with the Creek Indians. Several
legal questions were presented. Among
them was whether Junaluska could con-
vcy the land under the terms of the act of
donation. 1t seems that Junaluska had
attempted to convey to two different
parties. The plaintiff claimed under one
of the rendecs, and the defendant under
another. Questions OF RECESSION, aban-
donmcnt, cstopel, etc, were all involved.
Judge Dick intimated an opinion in favor
OF the plaintiff. Smythc, but delayed Civ
ing formal opinion. Col. Theo. F.
Davidson and Major W. H. Malone ap-
peared for the plaintiff, and Messrs.
Hardwickc, W. w. Jones, and Cobb and
Merrimon for the defendant.
The daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1889-1890, 1889-11-15
THE WEEKLY CITIZEN.
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