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CANDY = KITCHEN
NEXT Door TO POsT OFFICE.

Monday forenoon the north bound Cleveland
| & Pittsburgh express struck man who was walk
ing on the track near Earlville. The train was
| stopped and the body taken to Hudson, where an
| examination revealed that his neck and both
wrists were broken. and terrible cut extended
from his left across the face to the extremity
of the chin, which literally split in two. The
remains were brought back on the afternoon
express, which reaches here about two O'Clock.
and placed in charge of Stanford & Wright, I'm
dertakers. Coroner Irwin came down from Man
tua In the evening, but did not deem it necessary
to hold an inquest. as the facts concerning the
unfortunate mans death were so well authenti-
Gated as to render such proceeding superhuous.
There was nothing found the person of the
deceased to indicate who he was or where he
came from. the only articles being tattered ban
dana. the remnants of white handkerchief, a
pill box and few buttons, and piece of brown
and while he was evidently tramping, did not
have the appearance of a professional tramp
lie wore a stiff black hat, red flannel shirt, dark
colored coat and vest. blue overalls, and shoes
such as are usually worn by rolling mill men
which leads to the supposition that he was on his
way to cleveland in search of employment in
the rolling mill there. He was seen at this place
in the forenoon The remains were placed in the
vault at Maple Grove Cemetery yesterday
1t is said that he had engaged to work on the
C. Il P. construct on train, and afterward changed
his mind, and gave his name as Hart, and said
he resided in Youngstown.
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to Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
> the commissioners of Portage County, at
their office in The Court House at Ravenna
Ohio up to II O'Clock NJ. of Wednesday, April
9th 1890, for the construction OF Barn on the
IntirmaIy Farm of Por age County. in accor-
dance with the plans and specifications now on
file with the County Auditor.
All material to be furnished by the contract
or, except tin Der. lumber and hardware. Bids
will be received for the wood work. stating and
painting. separa ely, or as whole.
Said Barn to be completed ready for occu-
pancy. by the first day of July. 1890
The success ful bii or bidder will be required
to give good and sufficient bond, with two sure
ties. for the Iaithiui performance of contract.
BY order of the Comfy Commissioners.
5. r FREEMAN,
County Auditor.
Ravenna, o.. March 81, 1890. 1123-4w
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We ask you to take home sample gar

We ask you to take home sample gar
ments examine them both the excellence Of the work
manshp and fitting quatiesand remember, if at any time
you buy anything satisfactory will be only too glad
to exchange, or refund the price paid.
We will make an elaborate display Of every
thing in this stock on center-abes and this sale will
continue as SPECIAL FEATURE during this month:
The manufacturer assures us that our line,
comprising Stock of 81 0O0 is not surpassed in its
many attractive Styles and general make up by any Stock
of Underwear in Clevelandand he tells show
the ASSORTMENT have with the POSITIVE AssUR
.-4 that in STYLES, QUALITY, PRICE, need fear no
oorna+ %on from QUARTERAll this is exceedingly
1+ as to offer trade the very best OF every
h; d - +b addition already large business feel
confident we can serv>& you We'll
Don't hesitate 10 COME in and see what we
have whether YOU want to pu chase or Morgan Will take
special pleasure to show you and etyou take any thing nome that
interests you.
We hope to make this sl>eclai Sale per
manen success and have marked many goo S "l view " s
it good the earlier you uie more F
YOU can find
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Consumption Surely Cured.

To THE EDIToR:-P Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy for the above-named
disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured. shall be glad
to send two bottles of my remedy FREE to any of
your readers who have consumption if they will
send me their Express and P. o. address. Respect
fully, T. a. sLOCUM, NJ. c., ISL Pearl St., N. Y.
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of all classes Of Ladies' Underwear ever
shown in this market.
We are aware that Ladies often hesitate

We are aware that Ladies often hesitate
to purchase Muslin Underwent because the garments they
wish are often small, Short not zCeJ made, the
manufacturer using cord thread chain STITCH especially
In tuckn6 Such garments not cheap at any price.
IHey neUer 6iUe s0tisfdctiOn
-This line we offer is from the best manu-
the country, and known the celebrated W.
Brand Muslin Underwear-7o0de entire, tztcz1I16 and
nW Oh, IocB-sttch noacine6 cord thread, both upper
and Iower-are full size in length and width-made of
good muslin and fine cambria. The Drawers and Skirts
have the Yoke Band and in every respect we'll made
goods.
We hare good, 10eW made, and prettiJy trimmed
N1Sht Dresses from SOC up.
Ladies' DraVers from 25c up,
Corset CoUers from Zoe up
Ladies' Chenaise from soc up
U5odcyszsi5'ts, Infant Slips, Infant Skirts,
Ill IN the greatest possible variety of Hano6ngh,
Toyczton Lace and Nedicis Lace Trimming
This Department will be in future per-
manent feature in bune5s and will aim to make it
ore of the popu'arYou will be surprised to
the excellence of the goods and easily convince you
that in the general line you find what you want at
low and les price than you pay for the materials
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

John t Fisher. PrT} Before william Paulus.
Otto Hunt, pet z Portage St coan1y Sns.d OHIO dR
NN the 18th day of March, A. d. 1890. said
~ Justice issued an order of attachment III
the above action, Tor the sum of sixty dollars
and fifty eight cents JOHN L. FISH.
suMeld. March 1Sth, 1890. 1125-3t
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$eLnHk al ff1E SFEEiaIists:4<s
CHORUS OF TWENTY VOICES!
Topical Songs! Magnificent Costumes Fancy
Drill New Jokes

No expense has been spared to make this tbe
finest entertainment of its kind ever presented
in this part of the State. If you are lover of
fine music, or enjoy good laugh, don't miss
this Entertainment.
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Last Friday, Michael Hart and Harry Smith.
two precocieus youths were arrested by Truant
Officer Mason under the new school law, on the
charge that they were Juvenile, disorierly
persons" Section of the new act provides,
among other things, that all children between
the ages OF Il and 16 years who cannot read or
write, and who habitually absent themselves
from school AID wander about the streets, hav-
ing no occupation, shall be deemed 'iuveni'e
dlsordsrly persons" and subjec5 to the pro-
visions cf this act. Both the boys are under Is
years Of age. and it is said can read and write.
or at least possess a rudimentary knowledge of
the art. and both were regular attendants at
school. but were disorderly anu habituaily dis
obeyed the rules, and it was quite a question
whether under that wording Smith would be
amendable to the law, he being over "A years of
aga. There is 20 question about Hart as he is
under Il years. Superintendent Pickett wrote
a letter TO State School Commissioner Hancock
requesting his opinion the subject and e.
ceived reply affirmative to the ques ion. Hart
had hearing before Mayor Eo comb Saturday,
and Sheriff Jones was erected to take him TO
the State Reform school at lancaster today,
which he did. But the Mayor. becoming salts
fed that the section did not apply to the case of
Smith, dischal ged him this afternoon.
The 40 cent Carpets at Snyders take the cake.
Curtain scrim 5 cts. yard at Snyder's.
Good oilcloth IS cents, at Snyders.
They want all the eggs you have to spare and
pay highest market price, at SNYDER's.
Turcoman Curtains in great variety, new de-
signs and colors Prices low, at SNYDER'S.
Good Carpets IS cts; better IS and 40 cents
extra 50 and S. cents. Very best, all WOOL and
absolutely new, 65 cents, at SNYDERs-
Look for Snyders Banner Store. The white
banner floating in the gentle March breeze and
invites you in, where you get your moneys
worth and money back again.
Heed not the idle words you hear,
Although sometimes they are qnite severe,
But go to Snyder's just the same,
Where for low prices they have the name,
You'll find their goods all fresh and new,
And no old chestnuts to show you,
The qualities are of the best
Just try them once and make test.
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CARD OF THANKS.-To the citizens Of Ra-
VIENNA and the friends and neighbors who
laboTed so faithfully to eXtinguish the flames
that made US homeless last Wednesday night,
and to those whose subsequent kindness WAS so
freely manifested, we take this method of ex-
pressing our heartfelt thanks.
f. HALSTEsD AND FAMILY
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Miss ANNA MORGAN, a competent and

experienced saeswoman will have charge Of this Depart
men and wish you would come in and let her show you
the many good things she offer you.
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WANTED
T.G neutrality-suspicious.
Who solicits share Of public patronage in
this line.
STATE OF OHIO,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
COLUMBUS. January 23rd. 1S90N


l. Samuel E. Kemp, Superintendent of Jnsur-
ance of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify that
the CONNECTICUT FIRE INSU tNCE COM
PANY, located at Hartford, in the State of
Connecticut. has complied in all respects with
the laws of this State. relating to Insurance
Companies, other than Life, incorporated by
other States of the United States. and is au
thorized to transact its appropriate business of
FIRE INSURANCE in this State in accordance
with law. during the current year. The condi-
tion and business of said Company On the thir-
ty first day of December, of the year next pre-
ceding the date hereof is shown by the state
ment, under oath, required by Section "a, Re
viSed Statutes of Ohio. to be as follows:
Aggregate amount OF available IS
sets $2,347.69l 90
Ag regate amount of liabilities,
IeNcepting capital) including re-
Insurance Observation-Disclosures. s25, ,43e O3
Net Assets -. ................ 1.F22 PEA 96
Amount of actual paid up capital. 1,000 OU0 co
Surplus ...........-..-... 522 % 96
Amount of Income for the year in
cash .......................... 1.167, ,8O3 SO
Amount of Expenditures for the
year in cash sh................. ,13l ,3l2 s6
IN WITNESS WHEREOF l have hereun-
...... to subscribed my name and caused
Seal: my official zeal to be affixed, ihe day
'''''' and year first above written
SAMUEL f. KEMP,
Superintendent of Insurance.
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General Admission, IS cents. Reserved Seats,
IS cents. Seats on sale at VanNess' Drug Store.
Doors open at 7. Trouble at 8.
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DATRICK O'LEARY, whose place ofresidence
L is unknown late of Mantua Station Ohio
will take notice that on the 5th day of fMarch 1890
Ella OLeary filed her petition against him, in the
Court of Common Pleas of Portage County Ohio
where action is now pending. praying for divorce
from him and for restol alton to her former name.
sence for three years and gross neglect of duty.
The said Patrick 0'Leary is required to answer the
petition not later than six weeks after the 5th day
of March. the date of the first publication of this
notice, or such divorce and change of name may
be granted. ELLA O'LEARY
By IL. B. DICKENsoN her Atty. 1123
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The many other attractions of our stock III
NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW TRIMMINGS, NEW WHITE
GOODS NEW SILKS &c. &c. take back seat in this
adbut have the goods and they just the kind you
want prices you keSo and whatever you
NAV yyant-and will do the best please you.
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Jubilee Reign OF Queen Victoria !!
Together with scenes and incidents of her Girl
hood, her Coronation, her Marriage, and
her Fifty Years Reign.
For a brief space each evening an exact copy OF
the famous painting by Michael Munkaczy, cf
CHRIGIN RNWDRIN REE hnNE

will be exhibited. 1t is work of pre- eminent
artistic Skill and represents our Savior in one of
the last and most thrilling scenes of His wonder
full life. Also. copies of the famous paintings
Jerusalem in her Grandeur Jerusalem in her
Decay. Othello Relating his Story, Grand collec-
ton Of War Views. Comic Views. and Dissolvirg
effects, etc. In addition. each evening TWO or
more select Recitations will be given with Origin
al Illustra tions.
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DIED.

January %. at the residence of his son. in Pla-
cervile, California, Alyy Boles in his 10Th year.
He had been back from his eastern trip a little
over a month.
[Canfeld Dispatch.pleas copy.l
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CARD OF THANKS.

Iwish to return my sincere thanks to the kind
neighbors and friends who assisted me at the
time OF my late bereavement.
MARY j. BOLEs.
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SECOND EVENING PROGRAMME

Sights and Scenes in connection with the Check
cred Life and Tragic Dea of
MARY, QUEEN OF SCOTS.
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LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES!

sa43Sb : AsssAAN AAw 70 IUN Z 1GISGD
$4,000 EnveIop-25fOO L4eadPe
Organs to be Ladies Side Combs bushels of Beads Sc and Zoe
Brushes school suppie 50 doz sunders half price Cutlery Jewe
Chair Bottoms Clothes Baskets Hosiery Handkerchief Fiat Irons, Tooth
Picks, &C., Quality guaranteed II.
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THE DISCIPLE CHURCH
FIRST EVENING PROGRAMME.
Illuminated Tour Of theWorld

Presenting sights and scenes during a Tour from
New York to Algiers, visiting London, Paris,
Gibralter. Marseilles. the Rhine and its Castles,
Genoa, Naples and Malta.
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JtV Spring Millinery.

Ladies. now is your time to buy ZEPHYRS
for yOnr Slumber Robes. Think of buying best
Bergman Zephyrs. which cost seven cents a
lapp, for three cents lamp! clean. brig ht
goods In order to reduce the stock of the fol-
lowing cOIors. these figures will buy them =
fold Green Brown: 2 fold Green Brown, Pink,
Blue. Scarlet A II other colorS ut cts, a lapp.
X itting Yarns ct half price
Germanto tow Fancy Yarns at 10 Is, and II cts.
Il sSein
Remember. the place to buv the latest and
best styles of Hats and Bonnets. and finest
Trimmings for the least money, is at the store
OF Mrs. =. X. Van Meter No 50 West Main St
Our Fancy Goods Department is tull and
complete. at prices that always move these
goods
MRS III. *, VANM ETER.
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hAssBunaH & Bno.

Relative to advance styles in Fall Garments It is
none too soon to investigate and study up offerings
and probabilities If intends to be in the field for
new things when the season first opens.
There is one temptation which bcscts many buyers
Just at this point.
The New Goods attractive. bright and fresh
that it does seem though there never were such
handsome goods before.
Especially those which our European buyer secured
for us when he visited the cities of Paris and Berlin
the true wording, French and German Novelties.
II further evidence necessary to illustrate how
quick the public is to recognize genuine merit the
great demand We experienced On our line Of Plush
Garments would be surprising to you.
Now, this used extra efforts and have
secured the above class Of goods ut special prices
The garments all in our house marked and ready
for your inspection
We will guarantee you saving Of 10 to 10 per cent
by buying now.
Any garment You wish to select now we will lay
aside for you until the desired time with small de-
posit thereon.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

q No city in the world ID 90 thoroughly
covered by the circulation Of . single news
paper - 10 the city of Washington BY that Of
The EVENING STAR. 1t reaches all readers in
the city and vicinity. II s,oedrs to its circula-
ton. No other Washington paper has yet done
this
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ID RI e. o o ps.

ID RI G. o Ds.
On Case Remnants q IAsht and DARK CALICO. s.
tllle Remnants BIEACHkD CANTON fi~AN-
skl- Orc- third less than value.
CANTON FLANS Ell In all gra1es from Sc m.
lILLON CASk COTTON. loo.
1O-} SIEETING, 1sc-
BLACK CASHMERE SHAWIS single and doublo
iArze line BLANKET sEAWLs, single snd doubis.
BAD COltfOkTs IN great variety.
BLANkEI> AZ all prices from 7lc. IN.
COTTON BATTING for quitting
LADIES' ALI-NOOL uOSE DE
BoNTREk's DUPLEX coRst Is. 81
AAtL-wooL PRESS ELANNEL yards vsdA sos
HENRIETTA CASHMERE. black end ee1esA ono
sard wide. 2.c.
nAkN sACQCkS for Chilarep. from ga NJ.
LSbiIs s a AID cHiI lEaAss66 SDKswrAa.
TABLE LINENS. SAPKINa kc.
T.. \ TVwyIR Sox
- 13le 7th o AZ
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL
'4 n. Is s5ItS B Ill., ,,;.,;..
sAs.oea. sS sa. sSs q 5. "a supreme cSurs
Profssses % Cons.itutioel Jur.irudence snd Of
f fss as snd WITH Writ; s eoS Lib a.
tAssoeisse Justice Of supreme Court District Of Co
Pross.so. Of the Law o! Essi and Personal Property.
=: ss ssissdii asS.l y 4. Hs.J
Professor Of Equity Jarispradence Of Common Law
ESn ser ssd ief Il I
Qormsrly Z. Il District Attorney. District OF Co
Lecturer on Criminal Pie.ains and Practice and on
I.s.a.sf q p1.s s.T o1%m.!;, ..f law
yo,u.,,vH tssis,an =. DAYS AMi5L .,, ~
Associate Professor Of Prscsee yudse Of Moo, Court
nf RosERf 9 f i1s nl..Ytf B. o. f1.s:urer.
The opening exercises Of the law school viii take
sSrSsr & and o. one
oetcoeS1 z, 9 O'Clock PM. when addresses in eIIl,
froiessors and when other announcements wiil be
made for the current scholastic wear.
Constitutional Jur,sprudence Of the United States
will be enisnssd and Will 3. ,nrplemented 6y a new
Lectures viii be delivered weekly through the entire
i he other Professors will announce the extension
given to their several course..
The Law Library. which has received large sdd-
sio S open DAILY 'sundays excepted for study and
Societies for legal debate and associate study exist
The Registrar aud Librarian will be daily in attend
anee n the Law Library from am. tn O'Clock
p M. TO enroll students and answer inquiries
Catalogues, xiyins detailed iniormst.on be OBJ
.ses az an. inH Of SoIS oxssrm n .sipr 1Ss4
the once OF the TREASURER 1435 Pa ave- or on ap-
si3-tr JAMES q wrIJrSc prss,,.n,
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&3-....>@~s.~@
sis 7TH ST. NV,
Have opened nrst-clsss retail credit
JEwELRY STORE
Where they will constantly keep on hand complete
stock and large assortment Of Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry. Siverwsre. &c, which they will sell gu .
spel credit cheaper than eau be bought else
vi A-or cash. thereby enabling our patrons 10 have
the Of the article while they paying forit
We keep full stock Of all the heat grades Of Ladies'
and Gentiemen's
GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES.
Including Split Second and Reporters. Also
HOWARD. ROCKFORD. EL0IN. wALTHAM. HANP.
TON AND SWISS MOVEMENTS.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALLY.
Call and learn how to buy goods on our special
nelit system before purchasing elsewhere.
Opea EVENING"
Goods delivered on arst psymsnta
THE JAMES POWERS Co.
SIS 7rH ST. NV.
s23r Up StairA
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SS Sl,lH NsE

Ihe ~, S9y9,. WhAPs
1he "WAsAlNGToN."t tho Perfect Sleeveless 0sr.
Ihs .xopJEsxA.- the Most stylish sling s,ssvo
The ''CHEsrIRn Plain. uless Fsttns and Neat; IN
E!eTant hchool Garment In Misses Size.
The "EcKINGTOK." dsthsrsd q Nsek, vssy hand
The ,..FAIRs Iprcssy Close fitting caxusnE vim
Cose sleeve. for Nissss and Childron
proosa GOODYEAR nuNHER C0NPANy, SOB oh g
Uj1-3D MELVILLE I1NO0AX, Nnnsn1er.
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You will notice that the 4O-inch will be the fash.
ionable length the coming season..
An unlimited number Of NEW IDEAS IN PLUSH
MoDJEsKAS AND vISITEs.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We have Just received SO pieces 52-inch PLAID
and CHECK sUITINGs. which completes the largest.
handsomest ard most varied stock of Plaid sutings
be found.
In point Of design and blending Of colors they arc
truly artistic. They very superior high-class
goods and to be fully appreciated they must be seen
tho piece.
s1.50 per yard: fully worth 90.
SMALL WARES.
French Darnng Cotton all colors. balls for l0c
Barbour's Best Linen Thread. &c. spool.
Woven Initials tscript. lie. per gross.
Tape Measures, SC. each.
Assorted Size Pins English mske) SC. paper.
Best Quality Bone Casing Sc. yard
Good Whalebones-
sin. Gin. 1Oin. lin 12in.
&c. doz &C. lOc. lie. l.c
All-silk Fancy Garter Webbing new colors loo. I'd
whisks with Metallic Handles loo. each.
Bixby's 4-oz. Shoe Polish. l3c per bottle.
Mail orders for samples goods or information will
receive prompt consideration. Out town people
can address our niail-order department.
We are the Washington Agents for Dr. Jagers GEL
ebrsted
SANITARY UNDERWEAR
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place that they would have been right 0aey had Hot
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IN .ns my Toa yHTr time. "a Hou T get Ssiv
REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLAcEA
M. G. GRAsTY. s
FURNITURE. cARPETA e
CHINA GLASS. 30.
EVERYTHING FOR CASH.
so l5l0-l5I2 9TH 1t nv
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EXTRACT OF BEEF
Makes the Purest. Cheapest and Best Beef TEA
FINEST MEAT-FLAvonINa STOCK FOB SOUPS
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One pound Of Extract Of Beef equal forty pounds
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