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Modest.

Bill Street, haven't . dollar TO spare Just
now, Howell. Why don't YOU come MP on
the elevated, instead Of taking n carriage g?
Howell Gibbons-Oh-ah You're always
couioundcd crowd
,Bill Street il deeply touched by this cx-
hlbltiOn OF dC.icuCy.J
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FOR SHARP TRADERS
A Chance 10 Make a Good Exchange
and $40 10 Boot

The EVENING Womb riA gire TO N,
man or tcOmdn. boy or girl, i,io makes he
best trade through our ErchdnJe Depart
ment during The months Of January and
February a Cold Double Eagle.
You mus, first advertise in The EVENING
WORLD. then by means Of his advertise
m,nt make your exchange; then ,rrite in not
orer $50 ,cords a history Of ne transaction
and send il 10 " Erehan5e Editor, EVENING
WORLD. These accounts riu be published
and a Committee appointed 10 gire judgment.
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A Soft Thing.

BroH fstds %S,yfrHqtl
Proud Tatlicr-Charlc,. why don't Won
study at school? What will become OF YOU
when ypu grow mp?
.Son-Oh, III be n grandfather. Ill lust
tt around and do nothing and have the best
that's OH the table.
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Why lie Wept,

Jon"s-Wlat makes you look 50 b!rc:
Smith-My only brother is going to marry
Miss White.
II don't wonder Won feel lad fh0ut your
brother TuITyluE that loAIiltsH INT
oh. II isn't that; ! want 10 i-alTy her
myAsil."
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Lingual and Larnygcal.

TTTVW IHHE'I WfFITW-T
Mrs. Dumhey-Iho idea Of that rcndowcr
woman talking o. going on the stage 1! It's
absurd, she speaks such broken English.
Mr.. NelFou-Mhy. she's not n for. uitCr.
Mrs. ponIbCy-but shu has a cracked voice
Just the came.
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of bad bus ness. The organization writes
to New York that IL intends 10 stay out.
and when IL does return, come back with
flying colors. Ahem.
There will be a matinee at Palmer's The.
atre tomorrow afternoon. lbsenH Mora +"
will be repeated, by request with Miss
Cameron as the heroine.
T. Goodfriend has joined The business
forces OF ARIEL n. Barney, with Miss Julia
harloNe. The sale of seats for her ENGAGE
ment at the Fifth Avcnue Theatre Begins to-
morrow. The play Will be "lngomAr."
Miss Geraldine McCinn, Of Rice 4 DiHev's
company, has made her rCappcarauce in the
Seven Ages" after IN .CNtru"'tly severe
attack OF LA Grippe" Miss MsCaun has
entirely recovered.
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Tho BEchnuEe Departments Of The
Evening World" offers great eppor-
tunIty TO those who wish TO exchange
Real Estate, Horse-, Carriages, Jew
elry, Musical Instruments, Bicycles.
Books, Dogs, &c. The rate IL but so
cents Tor three lines.
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When baby was sick We gave her Castor'a.
When she uAs a child. she cried Tor C~AstoTl1.
When she tecane Aiss she ciuaR 10 CAsIUsiA.
" hen sns mad Children. she gave them CAs,orii
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Sentiment Called Up Spirits.

New Years Eve tho heavy rain had
ceased and dark clouds were rolling them
selves away. Through the riffs wandering
CLEANS of moonlight flickered on the win
dow panes and vanished. The southwest
WIN stirred the drnpory of the partly
opcned easement and drew ftful plants
from an eolian harp.
Merry guests of the festive week werc
sleeping quietly in tho old farmhouse. /
rat alone and lonely.
Just twenty years before my lover, angry
and sorruwful. passed ont OF my life. but
not then nor, ever from my. heart.
Suddenly the yearnlng of those sad years
grew into one intense effort of will. Back
my love mutt come 10 me. Just once. over
Rpa and land, or even from that silent conn
try whose realms lie nearer TO us than we
know. Come. oil, Gomez my WHOLE being
cried.
Then III the silence mud darkness a light
caress touched my brow, while the old for
gotten flute hreathcd forth distinctly the
sweet air, My Heart H. Thine.
One thrilling moment. then ! YVES alone
with ons more memur l.. W. NJ.
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kiIirA ny the Tall oin bridge.

Two o;hcTs dangerously ipfUrai. NtEov got
SD . thc oh.T, 80 WHY Hortl, iusur'
~ lS!IFp LIN And ACCIDENT lN-uEAS,E As.p-
,.ATIpS, ~ EIoai-sJ. MuI" j. JAN PAHnEt.
sec }. Good agents wan 81. -.
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In Chicago.

Ed-I want q WiIo.
Al-Wcll, take mine. I'll introduce you.
We are to be divorced at . o'clock.
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res ike m-gtc on al coughs. sore ihroats All
bruEg'sts, tsctuTy, 50 raTk p,scr, =.
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GULAB SINGH.
n Story of Peril and HerOism.
BY REV. R. DO. MARTIN. N, A.
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

fieIstnEP T he huntwh Gga5 singh IduP Al full saHop and hhst them 81 she seToys
elTingI ursuerL Aeks horeisk nsdA and be HOuntb behind Singh. ~ cher Te
suitable DISCUSSES.
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SPORTS Of WINTER TIME.
Boxing, Fencing and Athletic TOurna.
Intnts on the Cards
Completing the Minor Baseball
Leagues for Next Season.

The second annual boxing competitions
OF the brighton Athletic Club will occur
Feb. 3, at sch clients Assembly Rooms.
Brooklyn. The trial bouts vii tale place
Feb. 6. The following are the Weights 60
bc contested: l0j. IFS. 1876. 1853 aud n
special 1875. pound class. 4 gold watch
will he given the winner In each event.
Entries close Feb. l. With VIM. j. Carr,
Secretary. Atlantic aud Pennsylvania
avenues, Brooklyn. .
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Self-netention.
iIron rack

Frof. J.. +. Phantasia- .Whats tic trouble
there, Sclim e?
Sellm for professional purposes only
llCnEc, sir. Pluto THINKS he's kctchgd tn
boy-c'nstructor, an he wont bulge.
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RusINEss NOTICES.

MANY forms NJ nervous debility in men
Yield b. the ute Of C,rteT'r Little Liver Pills. Vaiu
able for nervous weakness, night sWeAts. Try them
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Among the people engaged by the aero
batic De Vol are Mlss Marion 4innola.
Miss Lille Grubb. Herbert Stanley.
J~oseph,ne Knapp, Herbert Cnppes and
Alfred Klein.
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small size, SNAIL Dose, small Price,
Strong points IN favor Of CATter's Little Liver Pills. =
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THE Burglars " appears to be one OF
the few companies not feeling the effect
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-15
Inauguration Ceremonies.

James E. Campbell was inaugurated
Governor of Ohio Monday, amid the
grand demonstration of jubilant
Democracy. The ceremonies of inau-
guration were simple and the new
Governor was inducted into Office with
the good will and best wishes of Ohio's
citizens.
The parade was magnificent affair,
eclipsing that of any previous occasion
for many years. 1t was very large and
very creditable to the new Governor,
the Democracy and the people of the
State.
Gov. Campbell's inaugural message
is an able, candid, well timed docu-
ment. of which even the Republican
press, almost universally, speak in
terms of commendation. James E
Campbell is a man of commanding
ability. of unsullied character, both in
public and private life, and is in the
highest sense. a servant of the people
He will make one of the best Govern.
ors Ohio has ever had.
lieutenant Governor Lampson was
sworn into Office and took his seat aftel
short address to the Senate. It re
mains to be seen whether he will re
main there. He will, if fairly elected
If not, Mr.. Marquis will preside ovel
the deliberations of the senate.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-15

Mrs Goddard, mother of j 81 Goddard fell
at her home on South Chestnut street, Tuesday
evening, about O'Clock, while carrying an
armful of wood. breaking her right shoulder
bone. Her injuries are very painful and coupled
with her 81 years, are of a serious character
Saginaw, Mich, in response to a telegram, came
here to attend her during the critical period of
her injuries
At a meeting.of the First National Bank di-
rectors, the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: N. D. CLARK, President; II. D.
Seymour. Vice President; r. b Carnahan, Cash
ier; ID. w. Goss, Teller. The directo are N.
ID. Clark, H. ID. Seymour. Chas. Merits. A. L
Hine. e. Z. Crowell, Orrin Stevens. Discount
Committe, Messrs. Clark. Seymour and Merits.
Edward Uhlman, of the Youngstown Daily
VindIcator. made us a pleasant call yesterday.
He came to the city on a business trip in the in
tercst of his excellent paper, to introduce it
generally to our citizens. 1t is a first class pub
lication and deserves well OF those who read
the daily news.
Mrs. Frank Ford and Frank Ford, Jr, are
sick with La Grippe.
We guarantee saving to you of 20 per cent
on Groceries. Call in. and we will show you
how ID is done.
| HONG KONG TEA STORE. No. Riddle Block
The Independent Grocers. E. NJ Roberts, g'r
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r. RANDOLPH.

correspondence.
The Holiday season is past. visitors have re-
turned to their homes and students to their
schools, so that we are ourselves again. But
stop think! Yes. we are even more than our
selves; we have an unnamed joy in our midst
which promises fair to abide with US. in the per-
son of Miss - Meacham, infant daughter o.
Mr., and Mrs. Joy Meacham. Mother and child
doing we'll.
Protracted meetings are in progress at the M
E. Church, with but light attendance. owing
probably to theinclement weather and bad roads
In the absence of the pastor. D. E. Rogers oc
cupied the pulpit at the NJ. E. Church Sunday
Jan. 5th. in the afternoon. and at Rootstown il
the evening.
Mr.. J. c. Brainerd was appointed "Truant
officer" by the Board of Education. under tn,
new law, at a meeting held Saturday.
The Vactor Stanford Post G. A. R. installed
their new officers at the regular meeting last
Monday evening. Comrade Michael Loesch wa
the installing officer. A bounteous oyster suppe
was served to the Comrades and their wives. b,
the new officers. and Joyous time" is the YER
diet of all.
The james Weaver Camp, Sons of Veterans
will install their officers tomorrow night. TIL,
installation will be secret. NJ. Loesch installing
officer
Ifpatronage is any sign of good work we mus
surely conclude that DIR. Maxwell does good den
tist work. His Office is "a busy place even in tnes,
muddy roads,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-15
Senator Rrice.

Calvin =. Briee was elected U. 8.
Senator, Tuesday, by a majority of
one, on Joint ballot, But one ballot
was taken, and every Democrat in the
Legislature, with one exception
Smith. of Franklin-voted for Brice.
smith voted for Laurence T. Neal.
The Republican vote, with one ex d,
ception-went to Charles Foster, Sen
ator Schneider, of Hamilton county,
voting for Murat Halstead.
The bolt so fondly predicted by
our Republican friends and few "an
cient kickers,' failed to materialize,
much to their sorrow.
In this connection, it is well to call
attention to the fact that the cry OF
boodle," like every bubble of non.
sense, burst when brought into the
atmosphere of truth,
The PRESS congratulates Senator
Brice, the people, and the Democratic
party.
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A tornado swept over the country
last Sunday, causing great loss of life
and great destruction of property. At
Clinton, KY, eleven persons were
killed and over fifty injured, some fa-
tally. At st. Louis three were killed
and many injured. At Rochester, N
Y, man was struck by a falling
chimney and killed. At AtSyracuse, one
man was killed and twelve others Sc
verely injured. The guy cables of the
new suspension bridge at Niagara
Falls snapped in two, thousands of oil
derricks in Pennsylvania and Ohio,
were wrecked and demolished,
and from all directions come reports of
damage by the storm. Though there
was furious gale, we hear of no seri-
GUS damage in this immediate neigh
borhood.
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ATWATER.

Correspondence.
News is scarce; everybody is trying to keep
in out of the rain
Married. on Christmas eve, at the brides par
ents. Mr.. Edwin Myers, of Atwater, and Miss
Ida shilliday of Edinburgh. We wish the hape
py couple much joy
VIM. .Stockburger and George Welty are down
with La Grippe. Two of Mr.. Green's sons
are also down.
A portion of Pittsburg, Pa, were the guests
of &. R. Fisher during the Holidays They
made it lively for the Cottontails while here
some call them rabbits. They left for their
homes on Friday last, taking thirty of the little
varmints with them
The elder bushes are putting forth their leaves
1t may be they have started out too soon. A
little snow is falling to supply us with little
more mud.
few nights ago. .Myron Rogers, of Alliance,
and another man told the operator to flag the
night express as they wanted to return to AL
lance. The operator fell asleep; the train went
through; woke the boy. but too late. The two
men kept their 25 cents in their pockets and
went on their journey foot back.
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Has been established in your County for a
number Of years, and by square dealing with
every one, has done the bulk of the Jewelry
business in this section Of the country. He
knows how to buy cheap,and how to sell cheap,
and will give you the worth of your money
every time.
Within the last two months and half, Dia-
monds have advanced more than 20 per cent.
Previous to that time, he purchased a fine line
of Diamonds: therefore, he is able to furnish
you these goods at much lower figure than
you would be able to buy them from those
who have recently bought them.
He has in stock real Diamond Rings from
$50 upwards Now mind you, they are
REAL DIAMONDS.
Ear Drops Lace Pins, &C., at correspond
ingly low prices.
He has the largest and most elegant line of
Ladies' and Gents Watches ever shown in the
County.
His stock of Silverware is complete.
Fine Carving Se,s, Toilet Sets, Albums, Mu
sical Instruments &C., at rock bottom prices.
When in search of HOLIDAY GIFTS call
and examine his stock before purchasing else
where. 1t will pay you.
No. l, Riddle Block Ravenna, Ohio.
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SHALERSvILLE.

Correspondence.
Mrs. Sheldon Skiff died suddenly. ON Thursday
last. of Paralysis. Her funeral was held Sunday
conducted by Rev. Bartlett.
On Thursday evening about one hundred of the
friends and neighbors of Allan A. Barber and
wife, met at their home, to celebrate the 34th
anniversary of their marriage. The evening was
spent in card playing and dancing. the store room
being converted into ball ROOM
Burton Cooley is quite sick with lung trouble.
Blna Colt has sold his furm to Geo. Maldinger
Tor SoJ an acre. and Bina now invites his friends
to his mansion on West St.
Little Reynolds has been visiting friends in
town.
The young people dance Friday evening at the
Shalersville Exchange
Some are selling potatoes at 40 cents]
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AND aEruan ON TnE paTE no'
This eminent German spcr..i rom III
positively cures all diseases uf che Eye, Ear
Nose Throat and Lungs after All o @r4 iaii: ne
las cured more cases OF RhnG -. Deafness
,atarrh, Throat anI Lung D. .1it-&- ti;!n any
living physician. =,
Chronic Diseases CF tSz E9-s.: such
as Granulated Lids t,-onc iI'fi;1Ifinl:'iion OF
the Lids, of the Iris. OF the thorold OF tue ket-
ina; CHI onic Ulcerations, Spasms OF the Lids,
t,anccr of tn" Lids and Eye, Tears running over
the Cheeks Day and Night Blindness, Purulen'
or Mattering Sore Eyes, Gonorrhoeal Ophthai-
mia Red BIotches or Brown ones on the Ball
PhI11ctcnnIar Dn6thalmia. Opacities or Mill
White Spots or the Eye, Glancoma or Cuppne
If the Nerve. Amaurosis. Falling out OF Lasnes;
sores, Reine-s of Edges of Lids and Eyes. and ali
other diseases to which the eye or its aEpenoaSes
are liable, positive anil rapid cure guaranteed.
Ear Troubles are curc.t by Dr. Salm III an
astoniShingly quick time. lie Will relleye you
Of ali roaring, hiss ng and ringing noises. heavi:
ness, itching, pam, running OF the ear; VIII
lose Mp .iOie i'll Ii du.n ii h!ty years standing
will insert Artiif ial Ear Drums Of his own in
vent"n with astanSs:mSiy gratifying results:
| Nose.-!tr. Salm has paid particular atten.
ne h wo'l cases Of S& Rfs even # the
Jones have partly bcrG eaten np; removes po-
| vruj!jy his now nierh!i. without pain; restore.
the sense cE ssrrl: ;lni taste, ard lenoves fctlc
IEise>a...- ~ INC Throat and !-tsT; g
curei, at.ti n.pr,: a-t9n;shngiy g"od results
| ,the. nh rsiria,, n The rid. lie will remove
| ,oti<;iS pitina., in :s"'; loss . ticoG. WI
| urn v1l- ale ::3ti - gitlitGi'i so throat
| restore voUr :.,7s o. r"kcd "C:"c :. good n
yer: gua~;i .ts als,, 20 cure Iiay Ee'e., Asth
| aa |; o.. .'l:t.s Winter :..i:i Chronic Coughs
| DR. = y has ,,:3 MS rCcurt books cases OF Con
| par,~ gone. He i::s iy lis !reafni.h
| rea!c e.. II, = .yities III their lungs. amt III,
| naticn7 iicw bl fair TO out!iTe any one WITT
&C. Co ans; sec DR.. s'alm al this visit. Cen
| suIt;ti an and examination FREE. address 81
com" rnicatio;ss to DR.. M0tlfH SAl,M .
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wINDHAM.
Correspondence.

l.. Daily, E. A. Lehman, e. P. CLARK. Mrs
j. A Blrchard and Mrs. Martha Pardee have
been sick of late, but are now improving.
David Spencer. aged "a years. a highly re-
spected citizen. died SUNDAY. Jan. 5th. Funeral
at his late residence. Tuesday, the 7th. His
wife. aged IS years. has been an invalid for
several years. survives him.
The Portage County G. A. 2. Camp Fire wilr
be held here Wednesday evening, Jan. 29tb'
Brigade Commander j. H. Taylor, of Painsyi1,e.
will deliver the principle address
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WASHINGTON LETTER.

WASHINGTON. u. C..Jan. 10, 1890.
Senator Vorhees is always certain of a large
audience. no matter what the snbject is that he
is announced to speak upon. so that it is not to
be wondered at that the Senate galleries should
have been packed to overiowing to hear his
speech on the resolution offered by him calling
upon the department of Justice for information
as to whether the U. S.Attorney at Indianapolis
acted under its instructions in protecting WV.
Dudley. author of the notorious "blocks of
five letter. from arrest. when he was recently
in Indiana. Hespeke of Dudley's crime as hav-
ing inflicted an indelible stain on memorable
election and impeached its result. He said
further that the fact of the crime was open, uni
versally known and practically confessed. and
yet by vigilance in obstructing the law, and in
denying and preventing justice. the crime has
thus far gone unpunished. The beneficiary of
a polluted ballot-box, now in high place. has
felt compelled to shield the corrupt instrument
of that success. and he thought it was high time
that the most disgraceful and most alarming
episode in the Presidential campaign should be
fully understood by the whole people. and that
the proper degree of responsibility should be
assigned to the instrument by whom it was per-
petrated, and to those who tried TO hide the Of
fense. He also spoke of Dudley's threatening
Harrison if he was not protected and closed by
saying that Mr. Harrison now had it in his power
to exonerate himself by dismissing the corrupt
U. s. district attorney who had ordered o U. S.
Commissioner not to issue warrant for Dud-
ley's arrest. The resolution was amended by
Senator Edmunds and then adopted. Nothing
is expected of it however as such orders if given
are not made matters of official record.
Representative Bynum. of Indiana, is also
after Dualev in the House. He has offered a
resolution providing for the appointment of a
select committee with power to send for persons
and papers for the purpose of investigating the
Congressional election. ir rcluding the blocks
of Eve letter Mr.. Bynum saws he nevof in
tends to let ND on Dudley until he sees him
1vbare he helon ps-in prison
The Worlds, Fair ouestion will probably soon
ba settled now st.Louis and W ashinpton have
been heard bv the senate committee, and tomor-
row will he devoted to hearing arguments in
favor of Chicago and New York In the House,
the committee on Foreign Affairs, which has
charge of the matter has decided to report a
bill le,ying the site blank, to be filed by vote
of the House. IF no hitch occurs the whole
thing sbould be settled before the first of Feb
rnarv
Tobacco and silk growers and manufacturers
have been irving to impress their views upon
the House com mittee on Ways and Means, and
very diver Sc views they were TOO.
REPRESENTATIVE Cannon, of Illinois, one of the
Rennh,ican members of the Committee on Rules
refnses ,o sanction the radical densrtur., pro-
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-15
Farm for Sale at AuctIonI

January 4th, 1890. at O'Clock p. m, will
offer at public sale. the property familiaIly
known as the James Cumins Farm, containing
about seventy three actes, situated one mile
and a half north west of Atwater Station, Ohio.
a ppraised at $3250. Terms. cash.
AMUELSFF5AFTo4E,A Atir.,,r,-
H B. DICKINSON. Att'y,l Atw ater. Ohio
Ravenna, Ohio. 1112 -4w
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Report of school in District No. g. Shalersville,
Miss Sarah c. Marvin. teacher, for the month
ending Jan. 10. 1890. Number enrolled II, nei-
ther absent nor tardy. Bina Cooley. Carrie Cooley
and Clyde Gray. Average grades for the month
Abbie Cooley 81. Ada Porter9t. Bennie Cooley Sc.
Bina Cooley Il. Carrie Cooley "a. Clyde Gray IS,
Dora Cooley 90. Ethel Thompson go. George Sew
eranee 70. Nellie Brode 76. Tillman Marvin q.
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Prohibition Convention,

The Prohibitionists of Portage County are re-
quested to convene at Citizens Hall. Ravenna
Monday, Jan. 20th, at 80 p. m. sharp, TO re.
organize Executive and Central Committees.
An address will be delivered by speaker
from abroad.
F. ID. SNOW, Chairman.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-01-15

Miss Anna Morgan, of Ravenna, spent Sun
day with Miss Eliza Haley.-[AkIon Republi-
can.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-04-03
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.

1889. BELMONT COUNTY. 1880.
Examinations will be held at Bridgeport Sept
2l. Nov. 9, March s, May IL, and July, Il.
Belmont, Oct Il, Dec. IL, and JueT.
Bellaire, Jan. IL.
Barnesville, May sand Saturday before Institute
Flushing Feb. s.
st. ClairSville, Sept. Z, Jan - and April II
SOmertOn, March ~
Tests in higher branches and In primary work
VIII be given January IL, and on Saturday before
Institute in August
Examinations begin at O'Clock A. NJ
JAS. DUNCAN, Pres,
T. Z. HARRIS,
). G. MURPHY, Clerk,
sI2H Board Of School ExamInsrs