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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-03
A Leprous Cook.

A marine cook named Robert Jackson,
aged Al years, walked into the Polytechnic
Dispensary on Ellis street yesterday after
moon and asked 20 be treated tor some
blotches on his face. DR.. Regensburgar
examined the man and discovered that he
was afflicted with eprosy. Jackson was
sent TO the Health Office, where DR.. Kee-
ney made second examination ana found
that jackson had lepi osy in is worst
form. jackson was sent out to the
Iwenty-sixth-street hospital. He had re-
sized in Honolulu for two years, and is
supposed to have caught the dread disease
there. About two months ago he came to
this city from Victoria, B. G.
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WINES AT THE FAIR.
Gage Puts California Brands on His
Restaurant Lists.

The horticultural Society yesterday re-
ceived the following telegram:
Obtained concession. Full list California
wines in restaurants horticultural building.
c. j. WETMoRE.
Heretofore it had been possible 10 get
the wines Of California only into the res
taurants adjoining the California exhibit.
This telegram means that they are TO be
put in the bills of fare of all the restau-
rants in that building and the commission
expects that before many days they will
be put on the lists of all the restaurants in
the buildings Of all the great white
CITY,"
Mr. Gage, who runs all the fair restau-
rants, was pulled down and forced to dc
justice as far as the Horticultural building
is concerned, and the Worlds Fair Com
mission here expect that in few days he
viii without exiorting high tribute put
California wines on all the lists in the
restaurants of the fair
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TooTHsoME meal is made still more appetIz-
Ing by pleasant Surroundings. 1.-The Lunch" PA
Suffer. above Kearny. is always bright and quiet
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The Episcopalians.

The end of the Diocesan Convent ton OF
the Episcopal church yesterday was in the
shape Of the thirteenth annual meeting Of
the California branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary. Officers were elected as fol-
lows: Mrs. James G. Newlands. prasi-
dent; Miss lowell of Los Angeles, first
vice-president; Mrs. A. NJ. Lanver of San
Francisco, secretary; Miss J. Z. Hill of
Berkeley. treasurer, and the following
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF STATE HARBoR
~ Commss toner's, 10 California ST., San Fran.
CISCO. Cal, May 23, 1898.
Sealed proposals bids will be received at this
Office at or prior to O'Clock p NJ. TUESDAY
June 6. 1898 for furnishing the cement to be used
proach to ferry slips Nos = 3. 4. 5 and at the
foot of Market St.. on the water front Of the city
and county of San Francisco, in accordance with
specifications prepared therefor by the chief en-
23 1888. TO which special reference is hereby
made. Three separate aud distinct proposals will
lie received, to be designated respectively Lot No
l. Lot No. 2. Lot No 3, each TO be made on differ
emit blanks for about 1890 barre,s, the total
amount OF the three bids aggregating about 40 09U
barrels.
No bid will be received unless it is made on
blank form furnished from this Office and Is ac-
companied by certified Check for per cent of
the amount of the bid payable to the order OF the
of the successful bidder that he will, within six
days after the acceptance of his bid, enter into
written contract to do said work according the
specifications prepared therefor. and will also
execute and file with this board good and suf-
fcient bond. to be approved by said board in such
amount as 1t shall direct and conditioned for tho
faithful performances of such contract nor will
said bid be considered by this board unless de-
Hvered to the secretary to the assistant score
tary. at he Office of the secretary, at or prior 10
O'Clock p. NJ. Tuesday, June g. 1888 ut which
place the bids will he opened.
The board reserves the right tn reject any
or all bids if deemed for the best interests of the
State.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening
OF the bids. G. f. BASSETT
w II. BROWN,
DAN T. COLE,
Board OF state Harbor Commissioners
HOWARD c. HOLMES. Chief Engineer.
J. j. KEEGAN Secretary my2 t1Ot
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TALAAC HOUSE,

Lake Tahoe.
CPECIAL RATE TICKET. INCLUDING Z
- days board now on sale at S. p. Office. good to
return November /. Send for circulars NJ. LAW.
Rem CE & CO., Props my2O II SaTuTh
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vice-presidents: Church of the Advent.
Mrs. L, A. Garrett; Grace Church, Mrs.
Echbaum; st. Luke's, Mrs. J. G. Clark;
st. Paufs, Mrs. G. P Rixford; St. Peters.
Mrs. Elizabeth Henry; st. stephens, Mrs.
Z. NJ. Griffith; Trinity, Mrs. S. NJ. Van
Wick
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BRING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO Us, AND
SAVE FROM 90 TO rs PER CENT, THE COM
MISSION USUALLY PAID FOR PHYSICIANS

IhEoGhl1 llONe.
Hires Root Beer.....per dOz., 81 IS; bottle, 15c
Horsfords Acid Phospnates and Nestie's Food, ACC
Meiln's Food. Small, 5oc; large, soc
Seidltz Powders Observation-Disclosures. soc size, 35c
Williams PINK Pills 4Uc
JOYS Hoods or Ayers Sarss parlla ........ 65 C
Ponds Extract and Syrup of Figs. 35c
Cuticura ReSovent and Warmers safe Cure. .S5c
Fountain Syringes-2 qt.. soc: Qt., soc; qt., 81
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil.....-.........65 c
New York Elastic Truss. ..........,........$1 rs
Sierra Kidney aud Liver Cure the best kid
uey ana liver remedy ........................75 c
Eagle Condensed Milk ........... l5c
Hoff's Malt and Castora .25c
Quinine Pills .......per 100. gr.. 25c gr., 35c
Woodbnrys Facial Soar. SOC
Lydia Pinkham's Compound. -.................. S5c
sulphur Bitters roe
Aver s. BeecEamis Carriers Pills 15c
Alcocks Piasters. DC
Garfield Tea ana Lanes Medicine ...-.........2 Uc
Florida Water, genuine. ...................46c
Gum Camphor. per pound. ....... ............. soc
Citrate Maguesia and Browns Troches. ...... zoe
Miles Neryine and Heart Remedy ............S5c
aD29 Save IT
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PROVIDENCE WAREHOUSE AND
W eak Men and Women

CH0ULD USE DAMIANA BITTERs, THE
- great Mexican Remedy: gives Health and
Strength to the Sexual Organs. MOI cod Il
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RELIABLE iNE0RMaTlnN

About Hotels and Resorts. with printed PAM
phiets concerning any OF them: also of fare,
how TO get there. etc, Will be furnished without
charge by addressing 1.-The Travellers Bureau OF
Information" 602 Market St. san Francisco.
my2 IT TulhSa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-21
ULOOK AT THE MAP"
The Route to be Taken by Many
visitors to the Worlds Fair.

Almost any map of the United States shows
the location of Pittsburg Cincinnati Loulsvllle
and other large cities From each OF the three
cities named draw straight line to Chicago.
The line drawn from Pittsburgh will touch at
Salem, Alliance. Canton. Massillon. Wooster
Mansfield. Crestline, Bucyrus. Lima and Van
Vert Ohio: TT Wayne. Columbian City. War
saw, Plymouth and Valparaiso, Ind. That from
Cincinnati will traverse q thlckly settled por-
ton of the southwestern part of Ohio and run
the entire length of Indiana from southeast to
northwest. touching at Hamilton and Eaton,
Ohio; Richmond. HagerstOwn. Newcastle, An
derson. Elwood. Kokomo Logansport, Winam &C
Crown Point, Ind. The line IRON Louisville will
pass through the entire length of the Hoosier
State, and in its course would touch Columbus.
Franklin. indianapolis and Logansport. A
line drawn from Pittsburgh through Columbus,
Ohio, to Chicago would incline slightly to the
southwark and would pass through Steuben-
Vile. Coshocton Newark, Urbana and Piqua,
Ohio Union City. Hartford. Marion and Lo-
gansport Ind and run direct from those point is
to the Worlds Fair site A line from Madison,
Ind, would also pass through Indianapolis and
Logansport in IT'S direct course to Chicago
Such lines placed on the map would indicate
the routes TO the Worlds Fair described by the
Pennsylvania Lines. which traverse the popu
lous portions OF Western Pennsylvania. Ohio
and Indiana, leading direct from Pitt burgh.
the natural gateway from the East, and In a
straight course from Cincinnati anu Louisville.
the natural gateways of the South, to the Worlds
Beginning with April 25th Worlds Fair ex
cursion tickets to Chicago will be sold from all
ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines: The
going coupon will be valid from the day of pur
chase until october 3Oth. and the return coupon
will be good for return passage up to and in
cluding November 5 h. The sale o these tick
cts will continue daily until October 3Oth. and
will be governed sJ consistent reductions in
fare. Both the going and return coupons Will
be valid for continuous passage only. No stop
| over allowed Any ticket agent of the Penn
| sylvania Lines will cheerfully furnish detailed
Information regarding rates. time OF trains, etc
The recent extensive improvements on the
Pennsylvania Lines. for the event in question
| makes them the desirable thoroughfares tC
Chicago from the territory traversed by them
| The through time from every station is eXcep
| tionally fast and the first class train service
affords every enjoyable convenience for an en-
| joyable trip.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-21

Mr. EDITOR: I dropped "onto +" an item last
eve. A genuine surprise was given newly mar
ried couple on North Chestnut st. As I was
proceeding homeward. my attention was attract
ed by a large concourse of people in the vicinity
of the Miller House. Being of an inquisitive
turn of mind, halted long enough to learn their
intentions, and readily fell in with the move
ment. We proceeded north till we came in view
of the house. and found they were entertaining
company, as the house was brilliantly lighted up.
detour YVES made west, to the residence of Mr.
A. E. Peckham, where all stretched themselves
on the lawn to await developments. picket
was stationed, in the person of Mr.. Cha3. Bailey
in view of the house. He soon reported that all
was darkness. A movement was silently made
to the object in view. The house was partially
surrounded. The next in order was RED LIGHT.
that lit up the whole neighborhood. Then in
the stiffness of the night there YVES started such
an unearthly din that it took superhuman eff
fort on the part of the leader of the BAND (F.
| W. Cass) miss BETSY" to control it; who. by
the way. played the instrument of the evening"
called. believe. an " "OPHICLTDE."
When quiet was restored, the sleepers were
| aroused. who extended an invitation for all to
enter. After being assembled in the sitting room
| Mr.. A. E. Peckham proceeded to make a pre-
sentation speech, in few well chosen words. as
| follows
MR. BURDETT: In behalf of your friends of
the Ravenna Shoe Manufacturing Company. and
others. have been delegated to present you a
slight token of their esteem. AS in former days.
| one Rocking Chair suflced during cour;ship. this
| will do for the balance of lifo-for married life
is. or should be, one continued courtship. Inow
take pleasure in presenting you this Rockin g
Chair. Take it, and with it, our best wishes for
| f,fu hon nd
Mr.. Burdett responded in his most happy vein;
after which cigars were served. and all felt that
the eve. was well spent.
| FROM AN OBSERVER:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-21

The magnificent historical spectacle, PANS
CARNIVAL OF VENICE" the wonderful success
at Coney Island, New York, last season, has
been secured for fifteen performances at Cable
Park, Cleveland. during July. Thousands of
square yards of scenery picture the beautiful
city as it existed in the 18th century. A largel
lake floats gaily bedecked gondolas and the Barge
of State, hundreds of gorgeously dressed per-
formers participate in the fete. acrobats special
ty artists and dazzling balets depict the charac.
teristic sports and pastimes of that pleasure
loving people. and at the close of each perform
ance a $1.5000O display of Pains Fireworks is
given. These displays will be rev Citations of the
pyrotechnist's art. People who have never seen
the beautiful and marvellous effects produced by
these fireworks makers. (the contractors for dis
plays at the Worlds Fairl cannot imagine half
that is to be seen. Each display will include
hundreds of novelties such as fiery fish. diving
and leaping about in the water. with coats of fire
unaffected by submersion a laughable fireworks
monkey acrobat; Jumbo. q monster elephant :.
Niagara Falls. cascade Of falling fire several
hundred feet long: the Yellowstone Geysers.
magical fountains of molten gold belching from
the lake; portraits. 95xSO feet in size of 0hio's
Governors nests OF fiery. Kissing snakes; enor-
nous shells fred to an enormous altitude. from
st teel cannon weighing 500 pounds. there releas-
ing myriads of fire jewels. diamonds. emeralds.
sapphires and rubies; 1.co0 rockets fred stimuli
taneously by electricity.
On July 4th. a special $5.OOO.OO Fireworks pro-
gram will be given. without extra charge to pa
irons.
The entire production is said to be of such
magnifcence and magnitude as to surpass ordi-
nary compreh ension. but last years visitors to
Pains "Pompeiis' will have partial idea of
Venice's grandeur. the latter being more mod
ern and greatly improved illustration of the
possibilities of scenic art spectacular pageantry
and pyrotechny.
The enormous amphithestre at Cable Park.
Cleveland. has been greatly enlarged. and COM
Portable seats for 14.0O0 are provided. Reduced
rates will be made on the various railroads. and
special trains run as the occasion requires. The
price of admission. including good seats. is only
so and IS cents. and (boxes) $1.00. Some !active
society or individual in this city should take
hold and organize an excursion. A proper effort
put forth should result in big delegation from
Ravenna.
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TO the Mountain and ocean Re,

TO the Mountain and Ocean Re,
sorts via Pennsy1vania Lines.
The advantages peculiar to the Pennsylvania
Lines make them the desirable thoroughfares
to Bedford Springs. Altoona. Ebensburg or any
of the delightful summer havens in the cool AL.
legheny Mountains. By no other route can
Cresson, the ideal retreat on the crest of that
romantic mountain range be reached, as the
Pennsylvania is the only line direct 'to 1t. and
the only one leading past the Pack Saddle and
Allegrippus. around the famous Horse Shoe
Curve and along the Blue Juniata. the richest
of Americas scenic gems For reaching At.
tantic City, Cape May. Ocean Grove. Elberon
Ocean Beach Berkeley, Newport, Nerragansett
Pier Martha's Vineyard. Nantucket. or any o.
the numerous watering places that dot the At.
lantic seaboard from the Carolinas to Maine
th0se lines are particularly desirable. For q
trip to the Adirondacks. the Catskills, and re.
sorts in Northeastern New York, Connecticut
Rhode Island. Massachusetts. Vermont. New
Hampshire and Maine, exceptional facilities
for delightful journey are offered passengers
via this direct route. For detailed information
please apply to your nearest Pennsylvania Line
ticket. Sor address T. Van Dusen, Chief Ass'I
Gen. Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh. Pa. 9l-5.
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They Are Coming to Ravenna.

Those Monster Steers that are now on exhi-
bition in Warren. will be on exhibition at the
Ravepna Race Course during the Races. and
on K. W. Poe's lot opposite Park, Saturday,
July 1st. day and evening. They are the largest
in the world. QUE weighing over ,OG3 lbs and
the other s.7O0. They are the property of the
Worlds Fair Cattle Company. who are taking
them to the Fair, where they will appear in the
large stock exhibit. in October Every ,mau
woman and child should see them, They are
wonders Admission 10 cts Children unde,
12 years. half price.
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Worlds Fair Excursions to Chica'
go via the Best ROute-The.
PennsYIVanfa Lines.

Commencing April 25th. Worlds Fair Ex-
cursion Tickets to Chicago will be sold from
all ticket stations on the Pennsylvania Lines.
Consistent reductions in fare will be made and
sale of tickets will continue daily until Qcto-
per a0th, inclusive. Return coupons will be
valid until November 5th. Any Pennsylvania
Line ticket agent will furnish details upon sp-
plication.
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in June to Points in
ohio via PennSYlvania Lines.

Excursion tickets will be sold at reduced
round trip rates from ticket stations on the
Pennsylvania Lines in Ohio to the following
points on dates mentioned:
To Cincinnati, June 25th and 26th. good to
return until July 1su, account Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor.
To Cleveland, June 2Sth and 20th, for the In
ternationar Epworth League Convention. Re-
turn limit July Sd
You can learn about these excursions by
applying to the nearest Pennsylvania Line
Ticket Agent.
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Marriaea Licansas.

Lewis W. Meloney and Eva L. Leonard. OF
Franklin.
Dick Myers and Georgia Bowers. Sufield
Fred E. Burdette and Eva Wolford, Ravenna
VIM H. Parkinson and Carrie E. Nighman
Franklin,
Branton Smith and Ella Webber, Sufield.
A. Lincoln Davidson and Flora M. Crane
Edinburgh.
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WANTED
Pennsylvania
Lines.
Fourth of July Excursion Rates

Fourth of July Excursion Rates
via PennsYlVania Lines.
Excursion Tickets at one lowest limited first
class fare for round trip will be sold Monday
and Tuesday. July 3rd and 4th. from any ticket
station on the Pennsylvania Lines to any other
station on those lines within two hundred miles
of the station where the ticket is purchased,
The return coupon will be good until July 9th.
inclusive. Excursion tickets will not be sold
to adults for less than twenty five cents nor to
children for less than fifteen cents.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-21
FIRE : WORKS!

We have good of Fire Works, consisting of
Fire Crackers Cannon Crackers Young America Salue,
Roman Candles Serpents, Sky Rockets, Trangles, Pin
Wheels, Grasshoppers Snakes Nests Torpedoes Mines,
Yellow Jackets, Congo Fire Bugs, Paper Caps, Pistols,
Cannons. Also, Chinese Lanterns, Flags, &c.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-21

There will be dance tat the Cascade House,
Nelson Ledge. Tuesday. July 4th. 1898. Dane
ing at p. m.. and all night. Music by Boston
& Jones singing orchestra. of Cleveland. Full
bill, 81 50. AT HANNAH. Prop,r.
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Executors Sale OF Real Estate!

In pursuance Of an order of the Probate Court
of Portage County. Ohio, will offer for sale at
Public Auction. on
Saturday, the sth Day OF JuIy.1S93
at 10 o'clok forenoon, upon the premises. the
following described real estate. to-wit; Stu.
ated in the township of Mantua, County of Por-
tage, and State of Ohio. and being part of Lot
No. %. in said Mantua township. bounded and
east corner of lane decided by Russell Osborn to
Phillip q, Cam thence west along the center
one half rods; thence east. parallel with the
first line. seven rods; thence north on the east
line of aid Philip FL. Cann's land. six and one
forty-five and one half rods of land. Appraised
at $500.
Terms of salr, Cash.
D. A. PLUM,
Executor of Philip n Cam. deceased.
Mantua. June 9th. 1898 1884
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FOR SALE.

House of IL rooms. 2 good corner lots. Spring
and City water, all in good order. good location
in Rayenna Will sell on following terms: $3.50.
cash; $3.50. per year. Will take horse and buggy
or town lot as part pay.
Price $l300.
Farm of As acres, 21S miles south east of Brim-
field, center.
10 acres firstcl oak saw timber and as good
land as there is in County. Price $50. per acre.
Taxpas reasonable. Abstract of title furnished
with all sales. Will take lot or horse and buggy
in part pay. J. r. BURNS.
Kent, o.
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have splendid crop of Sour Cherries,
have appointed Mr.. Fox, of Hope Novelty Store
my distributing agent He will fill your orders
promptly THEODORE CLARK
Highland Home Fruit Farm
June Goth 1898.
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Reduced Rates to PIttsburg via
Pennsylvania Lines June 23d and
oath.

Excursion tickets to Pittsburg for the
knights of st. John Union will be sold from
principal ticket stations on the Pennsylvania
Lines June 23d and oath. Tickets will be good
returning until June 2Sth. inclusive. For de-
tails please apply to nearest Pennsylvania
Line Ticket Agent.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-21

Tndenendence Rail

We have Fishing Tackle. Small Oil Stoves,
Hammocks. Lemons, bananas. Mosquito Net
ting. &c. HOPE NOVELTY STORE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-21

At the Council meeting last night Will Kellar
was retained as Fire Chief for one year. and the
office.of Assistant abolished. His remuneration
consists of free house rent, fuel and water, and
one dollar month. He has moved into the
Department building.
Resolutions were read and heartily sanction
ed by Council. commencing the services of
Peter Richards while in the employ of the city.
Frank Siddall, who resigned as policeman to
take Richards place, quit the job alter two days
trial, and Elihu Carts was hired to succeed
him W. F. Judson has been appointed tenn
porarily as policeman vice SiddlH.
1t seemed to be the opinion of Council that
the seats should be moved from the diagonal
Park walks. as much complaint has been made
about the conduct of loafers who monopolize
them. SO much. in fact. that they nave come to
be regarded as nuisance. They will probably
be moved to the edge of the Park
Apropos OF the Fire Chief matter the resigna-
| tions OF ten members of the Department were
| handed III.
William E. Dodge died at his hame south Of
this city. last Thursday evening, at O'Clock
| For several years ne had hsen in declining
| health. and although apparently beMefit tied BY
an operation performed about year ago, hi:
health again forsook him and his physical pow.
ers steadily failed About two weeks before
his death he abandoned his work in the hope o.
recuperating, but growing worse. submitted tt
another operation. the effects of which, in hi
enfeebled condition, proved fatal, although hi
death at an early day was almost certainty.
His funeral was held Saturday. at O'Clock
and the remains taken to Painesville for inter
ment.
He was born in PainesV vile. January. 1851
and came to Ravenna in his boyhood. and re
sided here until his death. He learned the tin
ners trade with his uncles. L and ]. L. .Dodg
aud was skillful. industrious workman. II
1888 he was married to Miss Lizzie O'Neil, VIII
with an adopted son. survives him He was
young man of generous impulses ami honorable
dealings, and accomplished much that was gooC
before death called him from his labOrs.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1893-06-21

can save you all risk and cost of remitting
money for your papers and magazines. Stop at
Ravenna News Depot, in. Waller Bros store.
121O-tf. DE GARDNER.
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StraWberriess Strawberries.
By the quart or bushel. at lowest prices.
HONG KONG TEA STORE
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NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT.

Estate OF William W. Stevens. deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and quail
fled as Executor of the estate of William w =.
Stevens, late of Hiram, Portage County. Ohio.
deceased.
Dated this 23rd day of May A. D. 1873.
JAS III. STEVENS.
Attest: c. d. INGELL. Probate Judge. 1857