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DIED..

BARRETT. At Jacksonville. Ind, July 10. lp,-
MAhioS AAkhlsoN. wne q Iapt, Aodison Hsrrssl,
\. HarrlsOn. Z. .. n.
\, BaAggkETI; On July p. 1891. at /. n. JOHN
seyenty-iour years.
Iro.a late residence. ss24 North o.rasr
solemn n'sa mass WI be sid at 9 30 fnday ios .
iuiiy invited 10 attend.
May his soul res; In pescsL
PECK. On Tuesday. the 2lst instant NJ bsr La,
AIS ANNIE BLcA. ssra eishty-ons ysssz 80 ~;
Funeral from Waugh NJ Z. cburcb s,1pn
DAY. the zsSd instant lnterment prsysa.. 3
bHoM NJ On sunday. July ~. 1881. q fSs-a~.
49, AZ. nhsSLiNL. youngest daughter q S6a- Z
rans1a :. Israel 9 n & church, r,r. ..a 49,.
s1y,ie % ,, msanesaAs' 2pm heiAssvss cd
BROWN. On July 20. 1891. MAGGIE RAHnxIr
bkoMN, infant daughter % Harry B. aad ~ e
v .Snsss, from ol ~ columsi. street. n.a
m CRAM. on or sus 20 tsol !. e az 4 ~
Arthur =. Crane, U. 5. weather Oussu. fsra ~ -
~, De NARR. July 20. ls0i. J. VILLA, Z. n
Funeral private. q
H Rzfsf bk e Er,s,s.y July q 1897. 800
at s % s:ss .:S. sss se q:
lSBl. THOMAS 4. EVANS. arcd nffy "A We " n =
funeral from his late rssldence No. d. 49,
noftnwest. Mednesdsy At ? 30 pm lr7s a sn1
aequAin,ances are respectfuliy invited =
JACOB On THURSDAY, July 10. 1877, sa A. orclsck
an. JANIS AlbEhr JACOB. az tssst1-1go
MCCALL At her residence. l5es siadisoa strsus
Northwest. ON Monday. July 20. 1881. g 40 o M,
Eter snort and PAINFUL llnsss which she u1oS
Christian patience MIlY l., the beloved dsuxlI1og
Of On orre and Lsesta Mccall IN H. twsufy uinfk -
Of her age
God knows the psns Of pain Ne fssi
~ Ne alone who known.
And 10 kls vii we humbly knOcl
For BY His word the woss u.
Oh mortal lie cast aside,
And sous redsemeo wffh Chria abAe.
have hope that whsa. o God
Ny days are pumbered here below,
And am called 20 my revard
Al Emma has bssn called % %.
have hYpe that At the fsse
on Christ 'Asii know P "a Ssfa z Nm v.y
runsr~l wsdsssasy. Scly e: irS@ brssa s.VYa
EooNAN, On MSSnasE, July g, lsel. e aa4
The late ssT mes, S 70, ,. 80 s,rty {es
west. wednesday morning q so eclesk- &1Qu0a
nsss st ". ssephens Church. Rslsssvss - -
most respectfully invited TO sftend
wHlTMAx, on Monday mornips. yuiy %. 1Sp1.
ME b whitman. assd ssvsutssa nAopsks - th1rSsA
cays =
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Arrival of tho EndymiOn.

New YORK, July 21.-The freight steamship
Endynaion, from Barrow June ~, before re-
ported seen at sea with her crank broken, ar
rived here this morning.
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Had His Thumb sm.sh.S

Thomas Fitzgerald, . white hborer ON thu,
cable road construction, had his thumb badly
smashsd while at work today. He was hand
ling crowbar when one OF the heavy rails
was let TALL, striking his left thumb ana TEARING
on the nail. DR.. Boss, st the Emergency Hoe.
pitaa, dressed the wound and made him com
Portable. He lives at 1855 23d street
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Architect Bells Appointment.

CHICAGO, July M.-Architect M. E. Bell, ST.
perintendent Of construction OF the govern
ment buildings, has received an appointment
from Secretary Foster placing him in charge of
the construction Of the federal worlds fair ex-
hibit building.
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Late Diplomatic Appointments.

CAPE MAY, July 2l.-The President has ap-
pointed Lars Anderson of Ohio to the Office Of
second secretary Of legation at London, vice
r. G. Mccormick, resigned, and Hermel Desal-
lisr Dupin Of New York to be consul at Nantes.
France. The President has recognized Emilio
Tuyo az consul general Of Chile at San Fran
cisco. ~-s--sr
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Anxietx About NM oxordu. sI,,,,

TACOMA, WASH, July 21.-Great anxiety is
felt regarding the overdue tea ship Guy C.
Gosh, which sailed from Japan loaded with .
$500, 900 cargo Of tea on June 10. She il forty
days out, while the trip is usually made in
about thirty. Reported storms on the ocean
tend to increase the anxiety.
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The Lcper in New Yorl

New YORK, July A.-The health board today
decided to place the Chinese leper laundry
man, Chin Hop, out Of range Of his wash tubs
and in hospital. Here his case will be studied
carefully by the medical men to determine
upon future action.
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WINE the work Of laying the cable road on
fennsyivania avenue u being done the sweep
ing OF the street has Of course to be suspended,
out e. soon - any piece b completed the
sweeper and scrapsrs viii u once BE- put back
- YORK Ths cleaning By hand has proved
70 % very sucesssful though Il has been
proved that the scrapsrs ere 1oro e0Ie,cisSs
and sasiss 70 handle han he beeonA
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Liability Of Express Companies.

ST. LOUIS July 21.-The circuit court Of this
city has rendered decision that express COM
panies receiving goods from owners are liable
for them until they arrive at their destination,
no matter how many companies handle them
in transit.
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Mrs. Davenport.s runer.l.

CANTON, Pa, July 2i.-No arrangements have
yet been made for the funeral of Mrs. E. L.
Davenport but her husband was buried in
Boston and II b probable that abe will be laid
beside him.
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Tho Imperial Federation Movement

Tho Imperial Federation Movement
OTTAWA, ONT, July 2l.-Howard Vincent, NJ
p, secretary Of the United Empire Trade
League, will arrive in New York on Wednesday
or Thursday. On Saturday evening, in COM
pany with a number OF the members of the
federal parliament he viii address an imperial
federation meeting in Montreal
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NEW YoRx, July 2l.-Judss Barrett Of the
supreme court today granted the application
OF I. Edward Simmons, receiver Of The Amer
lean Loan and Trust Company. for leave 10 pay
= dividend Of IS per cent 10 twenty-sevep sav-
tngs banls, which Ao,d claims agyrsgatins
e677, lDk0A
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ton several lamps and other articles have been
taken. and last night Special Officer Kendig Ar
rested small colored boy named John Howe.
whom he caught walking of with a lamp from
near 9Th street and Pennsylvania avenue. To-
day the boy was sentenced to thirty days in
iail
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Foolharainsss Punished By Death. i.

LAHcAsrxa, Pa, July 2l.-Herman Nor
mandors Of chickiea this county, was drowned
in the Susquehsnna near Marietta last night
He va in boat with two companions, aud
against their protest rocked the boat finally
upsetting IT, The companions narrowly e.
capped drowning.
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sEx. dividend
Baltimore Markets,

BALTIMORE, July st.-Flour steady, unchanged
receipts, 5s24 barrels: shipments, 2sS51 barrels:
sales, $50 barrels. Wheat strong-spot, s4A astt;
the month, Wy a9sk; August, s4xas4 September,
94ka94n; October, y4k; southern wheat active;
Fultz, ssa95; Longberry, 9oa95-receipts, los, 685
bushels; shipments, 4S,o53 bushels; stock, 95l,00S
bushels; sales, 3e5,000 bushels. Corn hrmer-spot,
G7H; the month, 67k; August 81 September,
81; southern corn, white, strong. Tla1s; yellow
steady, IBaf5; spot, No. 2, white, s5-receipts,
4,ss2 bushels: shipments none; stock. l06l5s bush-
els; sales, none. Oats easy-No. white western,
~; No. 2mixed western, S5as5x-recepts, Loo
bushels: shipments, none: stock, 1896 bushels.
Rye sieady-No. 2, 10aT4-receipts, none: ship
lnents. none; stock, 3,0ss bushels. Hay steady
good to choice timothy, lA00ai5.50. Grain freiRhts
quiet, unchanged. Cotton Notwithstanding, 81.
Provisions pork. old, 1870; new, 1870; bulk
meats, loose shoulders, q; long clear, TX; clear
rib sides, "; sugar-pickled shoulders "a; sugar.
cured smoked shoulder, s; hams, small, lax:
large, H. lard, refined, s. Butter dull-crcamerv
fancy, IS; do. fair to choice, l6atI; do imitaton
lsals ladle. fancy, IL goodto choice, iaais store.
packed, l0ala kggs dull weak-iS. Coffee arm
no change.
BALTIMORE, July sl.-virginia ten.forties. .,
bid; Baltimore and Ohio stock, So bid: Northern
Central stock, s2k bid; baltimore and Ohio South.
western nrss Incomes, e6 asked; do. second in
comes, 90h asked; do. third incomes bid: Con.
solidated gas bonds, 10 bid; do. seocks Ssk I'D.
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Increased Duty ON Chin.meu,

OTTAWA, ONT, July 2L-For the year ended
June SO, 1891. tho amount collected at the port
of Vancouver, B. c., as duty on Cinnamon en-
tering the dominion was els, 95S, as against
IS, 563 for tho year ended June 80. 1880. an in
crease of sl2, S95. The amount exacted from
each Chinaman who sets foot in Csnana ID el2Q
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E>oR IS CESrs YOC CAN GET CARIERS LIT.
tie Liver Fllsthe test liver regulator In the world
l0n't fOrxe! tAIs- One MI d0se.
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RauGe nj IN

Range OF the Thermometer
The following were the readings at the SIGNAL
Office today: a. M, "a; 2 pm, 10. Maximum.
IS; minimum. Go.
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The liabilities Of the Higganum Manufacture
Co, Hfggauum, Conn.,, are understood 10 b
bstween so. 90 end e1ooyooo end - sses1D
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William Lynch, alias Adolphus Miller,
charged BY Precinct Detective Weldon with
violating the policy Law. plead guilty in the
Police Court this afternoon and was given
sixty days In fail.
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GRAsTY. THE PUsHER.
FURNITURE. CHINA. GLASS. Ac.,
l5to-I2 It'll st. NV. bet p andQ.
70 Keep trade up l keep prices down. yI1
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CHICAGO. July q tclosng,. = Wheat - July,
SE ssHsssmSsssss, ,, S ,,s Sosn- September, ~
ll.3!k; septembSy, it{5H. Laia-Juiy, Gls ssi
tsmbsf, &SsN. Mhs-Jliy, &6lN; 6spte nbSs, 6s1
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TIE SPRING CuHRYcoxp.

elasticity % 6rush- Tie dsx,eility Of the loops
natey this comb q wonderful device. A FEW
FONTS IL u as soft . brush. because the loops
stvs and enable the combinx down into
TIE cotows AMI sp the elevations. to the
soifort 9: ;he animal and the ensnc OF the
io.tlsr u - perfect sef cleaner. and The best
hnedcsf .nJw:. be,a0s- 10 Spring and the vibrA-
Ton Of n. s0i- readily frees them from al dirt and
hair csan- nur-e quicker az better than other
comb beosu,e u has 5lO teeth s4ich do track.
and o.,ense % dues not crate haSshly the sur
hut Itself 10 any and All part. OF
sLYrss irSn, his s-rs y liz heels III 10 very strong
and we4.-uAde comb. since the coil 10 OF very
tough sIri.< stse and the seahk lnsllss Ole
snd al psrs riNetsd together ''lts teeth do rot
tccd cut " s1arx irOn rough usage. Of It's
circular i0siE. AS besAuse is elastic. The back 10
an s1cciiSrt sweat scrap~E." The reasons are APP
paTsnt- lnOtssi experts and the trade
Can 30 haS =. i-iN -re, lsrnoss. feed and grocery
s;oTes- a DLFS = SON. Flour and iced DsaIers
sole Agents. slS AEa s-UIe. 81 s.w myll-.Im
LADIES TnY "ORaxoK B1ossoxs -
Cures female isss>s OIis u0Lslis treatment, al
san.pse Irve. ordSls ~ t.ts sOuptiy Allied Mn r.
A BAILEY. 80 L 81 H. .pl5-1ms
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York Stock Market, as reported BY specia.
wire to Corson and Mccartney ,l419 street
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pEksoNs WHOSE OCCUPATION OWES But
httle exercise are victms Of torpid Liver and con
spatton- Garter Little Liver Pills viii relieve you
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Now Or NEVER.

Every article in my double store at prices low ron
viii smile and say. IN take II. We always under
sell downtown houses because expenses
and. besides. don't sell anything credit but dur
ing this hrst special sale crsass frowns and
smiles We Will sratter happiness and sorrow.
Those who avail themselves Of this Genuine Bargain
Season viii rejoice. while competitors will look ugly
and frovn.
solid Oak Suite sls s.. Solid Oak Sidsboard ell S.
sixfoot Extension Tables. - ~. Fifty styles Of TOT
let Sss FROM Ell - w. Baby Carriages and Refrger
ssili cheaper. a. pieces Mating rood ssyles
Nothing Is reserved Our entire stock the market
st Iniforp. .fuct.on- Don't read this card and turn
up your nose but remember there are persons IN
business who do not practice any form Of deception,
and who regard every statement they make ad-
vert:s-mens as q sacred pledge Merchants who mis-
repres-nt advertising will DO the same In makinz
sale Everythinz embraced In this sale for l. days
from July Is to y.
CONT DOUBT TILL YOU TRY
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R.cover,d Amer B.i.s Be.ch.a . YEA.

Hocoverod Alter Being Bcached q YoAf.
Delaware BREAxwArEa, DEL, July 2l.-The
big schooner @. C. Dame. which was thrown
500 feet upon the beach here by . monster
wave during the last years storm. was hauled
out today through the temporary canal that
had been dug 10 hoat her. The vessel il tight
aud proceeded to Philadelphia. whittier she
was bound when struck by the storm.
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GRATrrrLCoMroKrrSo.
lPPs's cOc)I
DREAkTAsT.

"'ry thorouef knowledge of tic naius which
geverr The operations Of digestion All "a and
sstessed SeSos. Mr. Epps has Provided UrsaA:ass
tabsss with delvsteiy favored psvyrage wblck may
save u many heavy doctors bills IL ~ By the Judi
ssses use "a such artcies Of dies that eongusuron
may n~ gradually Ji.t cp until strong enough u
stse every tendency disease. Aundrsds % sub&is
nAlsces are rSatinS ready 70 attack where
ever t1ert q weak point. We nay escape many z
1etai E--t - keettax ourselves vel forttnsd With
kGUtee GGxefte.
h.~s SIMPLY WITH bcilin< water or MIX. Sofa only
" La: una tins ly xrceers. LABELED thus;
JAMES EPPs CO.. Houoo,sshio Chemists.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-03-18
ST. PATRICK,S DAY.
Entertainments at Citizens Ha

entertainments at Citizens Hail.
Last evening the walls of this time houored
nall encompassed an audience whose numbers
We're exactly those of the seating and standing
capacity ofthe room. Everybody, be he Catholic
or Protestant, has warm place in his heart for
the memory of the good st, Patrick. whose efforts
In Chrlstianizlng the inhabitants of ancient Ire
land are certainly worthy of commemoration by
all the people. A program of very superior at
tractlVeness was well rendered the participants
being selected from the best talent in the citv.
The evening was veritable inspiration of music
eloquence and light hearted enjoyment, and it is
no wonder that SO many are in attendance at such
occasions and regret the hour of their conclu-
slon- We should be pleased to give detailed
criticism of the entertainment and acquaint our
readers with a few of the many excelleneies of
the evening. but unfortunately the Iateuess of
the hour forbids. Mr.. John Kennedy, in his so 10
Killarney" discovered rich. smooth, musical
bass. and his classical rendition was a perpetual
delight to his hearers. who promptly encored him
and were rewarded by the fine treat of Dear
Little Shamrock. The solo of the accomplished
soprano. Miss Lena Walter, and the guitar selec-
tons OF Messrs F. Beaver and M. Krebs could
not have failed to elicit rapturous applause. pro-
longed into encores. Their contributions were
very superior and of great worth to the per-
formance. Mayor Holcomb was present and in
response to the theme assigned him. spoke elo-
quently on Our City" His utterances were
well timed and would awaken the pride and
qualification of any citizen of Ravenna whose
good fortune it might be to hear him on this
subject He spoke of the achievements of the
city in the past. and then for a few minutes
painted picture of the present aud future that
must have brought home to every mind most
forcibly the true significance of what is being
accomplished for our beautiful little city. His
remarks, too. had the high merit of not being
exaggerated excursions of fancy. To the elo
guence of the speaker was added that of simple
truth, and the effect was very complete- indeed
The celebration was successful in every way.
including the financial part. and our Catholic
friends must feel highly pleased at its success
full outcome, as indeed every body is.
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DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
ID of Portage county, Ohio. the undersigned
as administrator of the estate of Daniel p
Brode. will offer for sale at public auction, on
the premises, about two miles south of the CEN
ter OF ChaTlestoWn, Portage county; Ohio. on
between the hours of one and four O'Clock d m .
the following describes real estate:
Situated in the township of Charlestown,
county of Portage. and State of Ohio, and
known as part of lot No. 10; bounded on the
north by lands of c j. Canfield east by the
highway; south by lands of George Brown and
the P. c. & t. K. B.; and west by lands of the
estate of O. G. Austin; containing seventy five
acres of land
Also, a tract of land in lot No. 4 of said town
ship. county and State; bounded north by
lands above described; east by lands of George
Brown; south by lands of T. Lowrie; and west
by lands first above described; containing about
six acres of land.
Said two tracts appraised at $3140.
Also, the undivided one-half of the following
real estate, situate in the township, county and
State as above, and bounded on the north by
lands of Munyan and Curtis; on the east by
lands first above described; on the south by
lands of John II Lowrie; and on the west by
lands of L, Coe; containing about fifty acres
of land.
Appraised at 1926.
A fine new house on the premises, worth
$1,000; a good bank barn, with shed; the lands
are well improved and of good quality. No
better opportunity can be afforded to purchase
an excellent home and farm.
Terms-one-third cash. one third in one year
one-third in two years; deferred payments to
bear interest and be secured by mortgage on
the premises sold
THOMAS H. CLARK,
1i77-4w Admir- of Danl P. Brode's estate.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1891-03-18
Notice to Builders.

GBALED PROPOSALS will he received at
y the Office of the Auditor of Portage County
at Ravenna, Ohio until 10 O'Clock at noon on
Wednesday, April 9Th. 1891, for building Sher-
County Jail. according to the plans and specif-
cations now on file in the Auditors office Each
bid must contain the name of every person in
terested in the same. and must be accompanied
by bond of twenty five per cent of the amount
of the bid Conditioned, that if the bid is ac-
cepted, a contract will be entered into, and the
performance of it properly secured All bids
must be made upon blanks furnished by the
County Auditor; none others will be considered
The County Commissioners reserve the right
to reject any and all bids
BY order Of the Board of Commissioners.
S. R. FREEMAN
1175-4w County Auditor.
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Us. SMITH & SON
MADnu 1etb
MARCH 18th.

The Adelbert College Gee and Banjo Clubs
will give an entertainment at Reeds Opera
House, March 3Ist, under the auspices of the
Ladies Society of Grace Church. The Clubs
stand in the front rank of college organizations
OF like character and give well rendered and
highly artistic concert, consisting of vocal and
instrumental music, college glees, whistles, solos
and choruses.
Prices, so and IS cents.
Reserved seats on sale at Beatty's, Thursday,
March 80.
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ABenefit For The Library

The High School Literary Society will give
an entertainment at the Opera House on Friday
evening, March 27. The proceeds are to be used
for purchasing books for the High School Ii
brary. The society will present the drama en-
titled 1.-THE shakespearean Watercure." which
gives a new and surprising presentation of
Shakespeare's well known characters Do not
fail to come and spend an enjoyable evening.
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Everything new in the line of Millinery and

Everything new in the line of Millinery and
Fancy Goods at
MRS. H. K. VANMETER.
Our gilt Wall Papers. at 1917 cents double roll
are the best bargains ever offered in Portage
County. CA. MyEps.
Gents fine Shoes at less than cost for one
week. A $3.50 Shoe for So at Rumbaugh Il
Chapman's.
Gents, now is your chance to get your foot
wear cheap for one week at less than cost for
cash.
RUMBAUGH Il CHAPMAN
A big cut on all Boots and Shoes for one week
more. Don't miss this big sale, as you will be
sorry, at Rumbaugh 6 Chapman's.
Stacy Adams s. Co.'S Hand sewed So Cork
sole Shoes in Congress and Lace for one week
at $3.50 per pair at Rumbaugh & Chapman,s,
You can buy the balance of our stock Carpets
at cost. as we give up the trade. No old stock.
N. CONVERSE & Son.
Our assortment of Wall Papers is the largest
and prices the lowest, to be found in Portage
county. Hence your advantage to see our goods
before buying. G. A. MYERS.
If you wish to know how shakespeare's char
Opera House, Friday evening, March ~.
If you want your rooms papered in the latest
style. at small expense. call on q. A. MYERS.
Springfield QlL) Daily Monitor: Something
new in the way of Church enter tainmeuts, was
the Guitar Recital. by the great johnson c. Bane
His Polish Dance is revelation. We must say
that we wero greatly surprised to hear the guitar
played in such manner and correctness and pleas
ing tone. Mr.. Bane will be welcomed with a
large audience on his return
Warren and Ravenna are agitating the ques-
tion of street rail roads in their respective
towns.-[Garrettsville Item.
So far as Ravenna is concerned we have been
unable to learn of any "agitation, but have no
doubt that when the proper time arrives the
street rail road will be built. from somewhere
to somewhere.
Big stock new Wall Paper at ToRPEY's
Mrs. Phinney. of Cleveland, O., National
President of the Non-Partisan W. c. T. u. met
the ladies of the Ravenna Uuion on Tuesday
afternoon. March 10th in the parlors of Mrs. A.
a. Graham. same evening. She organized the
Y. S. of the same faite. Mrs. Phinney was the
guest of Mrs. Graham during her stay in Ra-
VIENNA.
MRS. ELIZA GOODMAN, Sec.
Nice Gilt Wall Paper 121S cents double roll at
| TORPEY's.
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TEMPERAT

" want to be an angel
The hired girl at the twilight trilled.
She kindled the fire with kerosene
Next morning, and had her wish fulfilled.
We have big new stock yard wide Sheet.
ngs coming into sell at 8, and cents yard
N. CONVERSE s. SON