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Warren High school ExhibitiOn.

We have no doubt but hat this Exhi-
bition, which takes place at Empire Hall,
this evening, will be well worthy of a
visit. The satisfactory performance of
the scholars on former occasions, is a
sufficient guarantee that the audience
cannot fail to be pleased tonight.
Lei none fail TO attend who wish to en-
courage the cause of education in our
midst. While doing this, they will al
the same time, be instructed and anu
sed.
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The New HIGH School House.

The walls of this building are finished,
and the roof is being put on Its large
proportions loom up among the private
dwellings in that quarter of the town,
like a giant among pismies. 1t will be
an ornament TO the town, a monument
of the public spirit of our citizens, and
also reflect credit upon the Board ofEd-
ucation, under whose auspices it has
been erected. When it is completed, we
shall have more to say respecting it.
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MERCHANT TAILOR and Gothic

VI JOHN a. WEEKS,
No. Il Market Street, Warren, D.. Opposite the Court
House
The favor with which this establishment has long
Eeen regarded by the public generally, and especially
those VINO appreciate a very superior kind OF work, ana
consider their own interest renders any other adver-
tisemeut almost superiuOus.
My extensive Fall and Winter sock OF CLOTHS
C~ASSIMERES, YESrINGS aud with 4
choice assortment OF READY-MADE CLOTHING and
FURNISHING GOODS, and 4 carefully selected and
extensive stock OF HATS y CAPS. OF all prices and
styles, and in short almost everything that is wanted to
improve the outer man, can az all times lie found.
From long experience in husiness. AID having ar
Engagements in New York so as to be posted up in every
thing that Is new, both in goods and styles Of garments,
il is evident that 4 more perfect and extensive estlh-
lishmeut Of the kind cannot be found in this section oil
country. Oct. l., J5)
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SHERIFF'S SALE

- In Petition for Partition, in
The State Of Ohio, (he Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumbull County, IS. Urumbull County, Chic
By virtne Of an order Of sale, to ne directed and de-
liverei, on a decree Of said court male at their OctO-
her Term. A. d. 1855. wherein Ostia Louisa Leet, BY
her guardian, George NJ futile is petitioner, and Roll
lin a. and Homer NJ. Leet are defendants, shall expose
to sale, at public outeiy. as under execution upon judg-
ment at lax, at the door Of the Court House in Warren,
in said county. on Saturday, the l2th DAY OF January,
4 d 1856. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A and 4
o'clock P N Of said day, the real estate described in
said order Of sale, to wit: Situate in Vienna township,
Trumhuil County, Ohio, known as being part OF lots
No. - and % in said township, bounded as follows:
Beginning at the north east corner Of lot No. %, two
rods west Of the centre Of the north and south center
highway OF said Vienna, and on the north line Of said
lot -, thence running north along the west line Of said
highway, thirteen rods, thence west in said lot 25, on
a line parallel with the south line Of said lot %, -
rods to the lot line. thence west on said lot lire. to the
north west corner OF said lot IS, thence south on the
west line Of said lot "a, and from thence east parallel
with the north line OF said lot, to the west line Of said
highway. thence north on said west line 70 the place OF
beginning; the said western line being OF such length.
t;rqr ne lines Aforesaid shall contain twenty acres Of
land. Appraised at $500. Onethird Of the purchase
money TO be paid on the day OF sale; one third in one
year lhereaf, =. and onethirj in two years from and
after said day OF sails. 1n1 Interest thereon. with ap7ro-
we'd security. H. T. HARMOS, sheriff.
SheriG's 0hics. Warren, Dec y, 1s55-5t-4.e3
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Legal Welcome.

A gentleman in our Office the other
day, said that on his return to his home,
on a certain occasion, after an absence oil
five days, he found there, awaiting him,
three writs of attachment, eleven sum-
mons and fourteen executions. H de-
clared, upon his honor, that there was
enough paper in these documents, 10 CO.
yer The walls of every room in his house.
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THE STATE on OHIO. Trumbull

- GOQuLy. BEFORE the COmmlsslOucEe . sdlu COuutJs
Henry z. Rice, Edwin G. French,
Joseph Chamberlain, (Riee, French pa.;,;o, "a oh-
& Co.. James Ward. VIM Ward, 81, -;@bt ,S-sI
Thomas Russell, Geo. c. Rees and ~a-toeosI ni1ss
A B. Berge, James Ward & Col :. Wae,he~ssI5
}. X. Bum, L. G. Andrews, c. Belts,
- Lynds, (Betts, Lynds & Coz
The petitioners hereby notify Josiah Robbins. Jr.;
the Penna. and Ohio Canal Co., the heirs OF Robert Il.
MeCombs, VIZ: John C. McCOmbs, Wm- S. acCombs,
Rebeccg Blachley, wife Of Lewis Blachley, Mary Kerr,
wife Of e. Kerr, James L. McCOmbs, Ebenezer Nc
Combs, Lucy McCOmbs, EusibOr hcCombs, Ella NJ
Ward. John c. Ward, Ann Eliza Ward, and Thomas
I Corwin Ward: Vim. Porter; heirs OF Samuel Philips,
viz; Joseph Henry, Harriet Henry. Isaac, Jane Nan
cy. Bridget Ann and John Philips. with Jonathan Dun
lap and C. Kineaid, Guardians for four miners; VIM
Brooks heirs unknown; r Brooks; Perry Cross & Co.;
Niles and Austintown Turnpike and Plank Road Co.;
James White: Thomas Irving; - Richards; Polly
and Alien Campbell, Ex'rs of G. Campbell; E. Stewart,
David Harris, Milo McCOmbs and Samuel Burnett,
and the public generally
That they have filed with said Commissioners their
petition, praying 4 view and establishment Of a steam
railway, from the depot grounds o. the Cleveland and
Mahoning Rail Road. near Niles, in Weathersheld, on
j. Robbins, Jr.s land, thence across the same, across
the slackxater in Mahoning. near mouth Of MeapdeT.
thence across lands Of heirs Of Robert NcCombs, OF
heirs Of Samuel Philips, OF Wm. Brooks, deed. OF r.
Brooks. of Perry Gross Co., Plank Road, OF James
White, Ti,Omas Irving. Richards, Of lands ofGeo-
Campbell, E. Stewart and David Harris; also Of Milo
McCombs and Samuel Burnett. TO coal mines OF Rice,
French & Co.; James Ward & Co.; Belts, Lynds q Co.,
and Perry Cross & Co. Also asking appointment OF
committee to view said grounds. and lay out rail way,
and assess damages to lands. canal and roads
That the Commissioners on the 9TH OF December, A.
D. ISIS appointed Jacob H. Baldwin, Franklin 5.
Stowe and Harmon Austin,a committee to view, lay
out rail way and assess damages. Said committee are
to meet for that purpose, on the Sd day OF January, A
d. 1855, Thursday, at the house Of Josiah Robbins, Jr.,
on the premises in Weathersfeld, and proceed to fulfil
their appointment, Of which all persons interested are
notified. HOFFMAN & ATLlFF
Dec. u, Is55-3t Atty's for Petitioners
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9rmf Snteaiarnte.
Deeds.

Deeds.
We have just completed the finest lot
of Deeds and Mortgages ever printed in
this county. Some in an entirely new
style. Mortgages with and without re-
lease of Dover. For sale singly or by
the quantity, at the Chronicle Office.
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The Sleighing

The Slelghlng.
The snow fell some ten inches in depth
during Wednesday night and Thursday,
and the sleighing was fine until Friday
noon. Then rain began to fall, and the
snow disappeared much faster than was
at all cOngenial to the feelings of the
peopleIgenerally, and thebelies and beaux
particularly.
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H VIZ lecture in Cleveland, on Dec sth. where be
viii reulin until Dec. 9Th and where be ray he con
suited ,.aiIy. (SunGays e~Xcep;elJ AZ ts Tuoas az The
w-li :. naase, IRON tie hours Of 10 ). for pulrona'
p Consumption, Asthma. and al other diseases OF The
Chest, Ia the treatment 81 which System of Mechanical
Appliances. N-liciuai iuAtIst!Jus,a and Internal Rem
Giles, ENABLES him 90 adar' relief IN AL cases where
the disease Is not 80 .~ tlN-rced As 10 lie heycAd IL,
reach orremedi-s. all d. tl;ch luliy iei-'V-s tuat 81
all cases where his Gi'u .;rcs:nent does f-, tccecd
no other en- AFFORD .-i=E. r.. Fitch ms1 ai-s p cUu-
sgl;es fr g tar4t. bronchitis, by-.ss. F-urs.s
C,ulis -. ,-t -i other diseases cs:n-rtol b. ga 90
prsi s.os 80 o. CONSUMPTION. FOR tn successful -44t
Iaea- o. wiicat,e Jas clrsea - eNteLsi-r a rep .Litoa
Patiea c,:s-aiinc AIM on the prese:.t occasion. nay
c%oniira5 =, correspond With h4m in New York without
further e-i'-use-5.t he wua,i plrticuisr;y Request
those u;siir. lis aiviee. to call at as early a day a.
possible, as d. frequently hndS il Impossible to give
The necessary i;eutoa % ali who croad epan h-a du
ring th= last fe~ Gays ofEis appointment.
Persons residing ~ = distance, des.riEE 10 consult,
hut una l. 90 visit Dr. Fitch, may do 50 IS settling a
fuil written statement Of their sysEptoms, EalriHg also
the treatment they have heeu pursuing When u IS
possible, however, personal interview and eSamina-
ton is altogether preferable. deco
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Out ofRepaIr

The crossing between the south west
corner of the Square and Smiths Block,
stands very much in need of the atien-
ton of the official havingsupervisiOn over
ii. Who is remiss in duty?
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Divine Service,

DIVINE D6IVIce,
Will be held in Christ's Church, (E-
piscopal, J this place, on Christmas eve,
MONDAY next, commencing at half past
six o'clock. Also on Christmas day, at
half past ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
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Warning to Little Ghildrsn.

Burned to death, by her clothes being
set on fire, while amusing herself and a
younger sister, by playing with a lighted
candle, Phebe. aged five and a half
years second daughter of William B..
and Mary Ann Munson, ofIndependence,
Cuyahoga county, o.
1t was eally on Thanksgiving day
morning, the mother had dressed the
Two children, and left them alone for a
few moments TO make some preparations
for their breakfast in an adjoining room.
when it appears they lookup some spools
OF thread lying upon the light stand, and
while burning the threads in the blaze
of the candle, the flame was in some
way communicated to the dress of the
eldest child Phebe, and quick as fash
she was envelopel ,btFv's. Instantly
on hearing her screams, her mother flew
10 her relief, and at the peril Of her life
smothered the FIRE, by wrapping her
own dress around the burning child
Yet was The poor little girl 50 badly
burned, that she lived only il great az
ony until the Sunday evening following,
when death kindly put an cad 10 all. her
sufellngg.-AkroR Beacon.
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Warren. Dee 5. 1875 s. Ass,ys for PI1irtiE.


@ALE w RIAL L0LAlb " NiuSi
- " Court-0a Saturday, the Gith day u jtauary,
1856. het4reu the h1uTs Of I agd : O'Clock, !. NJ. oh
the premises. in thetsraship Of Fowler, Truusl un Co,
o.. siI be soil 70 che hirhcst tiiier. the ioilnring real
estate, IS the property OF Thr=. ~IIt-ley. deed, to VII:
Srlat. ia EoTier. osasiir W ,. in the sai range or
toruships in lhe Csanecti-ut Western Reserve IN the
SAFE o. ION @. tld which is also ia tae eourty OF Tfuni-
bull, and IL kuova - part OF i1t No.4. zrd hornded
as follows. wet ~ the nufEc highway S1uth ~
itsI5 formerly usuea ~ joseph V PAWS last hy the
hssh rag. 1al running North t. tn c=uire Of The " Big
S1.ing Rls.H so called. the east sri west ends 10 ne
% - 90 tal width. aui contains Soy acres of land he
the same m1re OF less. Terms r.sie known ~ the Gay
II s,i.. CHANDLER HAWLSY
fsr 1851 & Executor Of Thos. uaTley. deed.
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n d. BELDEN, Attorney at Law,
~. Warrea, Ohio. Office east side Public Square,
over Adams Book Store, and Grst door north OF the
Franklin House.
4 LBERr PERRY, Attorney at Law.
"A Special attention given 20 collection. and the
prosecution OF Pension and Bounty Land CLAIMS. Of
ice over Adams Book Store, east side Public Square.
WarrenO
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@aHHa ~-n
u. Campbell
THE NONRESIDENT DEFEND
L ants, John A WlrI, and L5vina L. Ward, and
Edward L. Comtright and Electa l.. ComtTight.
right. are hereby notified that the plaintiff on the III
day Of October, A. D.. 1855, flied their petition against
tk.m ia the Court Of Common Pleas OF said county.
said petitiun alleges that on the 18th day OF March,
l-j3, the saii John A.. Ward and EiEard b. Cont
right executed to the plaintiffs their four notes OF hand
1r S2I4.9j, each, payable respectively in one. two.
three aud four years after date with annual interest
taat ore Of said notes IS due with annual interest on
an Of said notes that on the 18th day Of March, 1856,
another o. said notes viii be due with annual interest
on said notes. The petition further alleges shat on the
DAY said notes we're Civ Il said Ward aud COmtTight,
with their wives, the said LoviEa L. Ward and Electa
l.. Camtri gnt. executed a mortgage to the piain'ins on,
q certain Seau saw Elll, With the appurteuances and
three acres OF gr0rud on which the same is located,
situlte in Vernon in said county. being part Of lot No.
g.. 10 secure the payment % said notes, said Lovina L.
Ward aud Electa L. ComtriEh:, releasing dover there
iu. Said petition alleges that SAID Ward and C~oEtisht
h1ve sold said property to said David and James H.
Campbell subject to said mortgage The petition pays
;uIsmeat against said Yarl and COmtfisht for the
amount due ON said notes and TO become due before
Judgment. and also for sale Of the m~Ortgagel premises
10 satisfy said Judgment, aul the amount 10 become
due. anI for Judgment against said Ward and ComtTisht
or any balance rem aiming dus aftcr sale. Also, for
iui1rction, which vas granted.
said John A. Ward. LOFina L. NaTi- Edgard =
Comtrig!.t and EIecta L. Comtright must answer said
petition by the Goth lay OF January. A ID le55, or said
pet:tion viii be tahen for confessed
CURTISS & BRIGHT.
Warren. Dec. 5. 1855. 8: Ad'y for PrJs.
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NHRISTMAs AND NEW YEARS

EIfRlSTMAS AND NEW YEARS
~ COMING GAIN-,ogeiher Eith any uaInher Of
elegant Pianos. AcloIeoEs, &c. daily arriving ~ = 4
Pomeroy's Piano Ware Rooms, Liberty s., harrsn,O
7 must again remind my irieuDs that a good Flaiio
Porte is tie most sui stautiai, sensible. and withal &C
~c~ptaise Christmas or New Years gift which can se Sc
lectei. II any doubt Il. l respectfully re!er them u
the intended recipient OF the favor for confirmation OF
any ouinion. always sell a large number on or mean
the hoitdays. ard an glad to say this year that l an
favored with IN unusual speaking ahead" for instfG-
ments. Those intending to Ego in" viii do well to call
as soon as possible.
nov - ST. PONER0Y.
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CLARK. MARY REEVE.


Harding, ard jeremiah
Reeve, AID James Reeve
DOBERr CLARK, MARY REEVE,
ID Nara Reeve, Jane Harding. and George G. Hard
iIE. nonresident defend .nts, are hereby notified that
on the third day Of Decemher 4. D., $50. the said
Isaac I.aciaEI hled his petition against them in said
court. The object and prayer Of said petition IS to sell
z 10 equal undivided seventh parts OF al The land IN
kinsnan. in said County. which jeremiah Reeve
owned It the time Of his death, being one hundred AID
tEeuty-eight acres, and which said land is now oNned
hr slid defendants, IS heirs % said Jeremiah The
shares n said lilI sought to be sold, are those Of
sarah RscyfaEd Bethish Reeve, sec ased. Ei;'eh said
two shares we're m0rtgagel to the plaintiff by said sarah
and B-LLish ON the 2ith day Of Aarch- A. d l~5l, to
SECURE the payment Of thee notes Of said Sarah Reeve
Of that dl.. one for S1S.AJ, GGe one year from late.
,4e 'nr Si0D. due two yc RS from date. AL ore for
siGJ. due three years from date. with Interest thereon.
Only 20 hys rlrn paid or sui no;,s. trless said
gseert Clerk, Mary Reeve, Marin Reeve, Ilue Hard
;us. AMI Geosg" c.. ~iIsrling. answer b the S6h Cay 81
Janulry, 4. l.. 1861. tie piaintiT vii take judgment
~ dsf4zlt according Il the prayer Of the petition.
CURTGSS + BRIGHT &
ALGERF TE0GsNS.
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70 RTE S!

Z WISH TO SAY TO THE MUSICAL
1 PUBLIC OF this vicinity, that owing TO the unex
uectei Improvement OF my ealth, l am stu in warren,
and nov intend TO remain here, and devote MyseH
with greater activity than ever to the music business,
I will also state, in this connection, that L nave solu
mv entire miscellaneous stock Of Music ana smti
INSTRUMENTS to Mr.. Geo. Adams, who will conduct the
business as heretofore at the old stand. He Is ElaA "
large additions to my former stock. and l respectfully
solicit for him the patronage heretofore EXTENDED 20
ne in this department. As for mySelf u IS my inten'
sale OF PIANO F0RFES \ M~ELODEONs- L an
now recei wing the largest stock in this lne' 1 nave
ever purchased. and an prepared TO say the nest STOCK
and the cheapest. 1t shall be any aim, as 1t has been'
20 sell none but those l believe 70 ne the best Instru'
ments, and n such prices as to make 1t II az oN}eet Tor
persons to purchase OF le instead OF buytns AZ Cie'e'
land. Pittsburgh or East 1 select my Instruments
with the greatest care, deliver them and warrant then
not only 10 be good, hut TO satisfy the purchaser. i
have now been selling Pianos and Aelodeons for over
: years, and so far as ! know, nv customers nave
without an exception been perfectly satsned' IN every
respect. both With the quality Of their instruments and
the price paid. L subjoin the names oil a lew OF mos
who have purchased Pianos Of me within the last
years, to whom persons interested can refer;
WARREN-I. L.. Fuller. Esq Rev J. Aarytn' Lewis
J. Iddings; Hon. NJ. Eirchard; I. j. AeLain. ESD
j. Il. UezleI; J l.. Weeks; Henry Smith T. tuIki p
Brainard; Mrs. ~IaTtford; Miss L. Sraeter' Music
Teacher; Byron Reed; j. Yautrcti c. v. Pateh; John
ArsrJSTowx.-wm Porter.
Surs-Jaues Russell; Wm.W Ward; john Battles.
NiLroN.-IIon. J. Tod James Powers.
NEWTON F~ALLs.-HOrace Stevens; J. Grove L.
Lyman.
us scEvILLE IL. Sheldon.
HIRAM. O.-Pres. Hayden, Hiram College.
FAra.NCToN.-Miss l.. c. Steaiman. Music Teacher.
BzIsroI.-J. W. Pattenrale; II. Corey, ND.
BIooNfrELD.-Chester Howard.
PARKrAs, O.-Geo Burt
RrNsaAS.-D. Alien. Il Burnardi J-AinsEaa.
VEaNoy-Ralsa CLARK; Lyman Leonard.
BGZETrA.-Eii W. Dray-
UuBBARD.-John Cramer.
GRARD.-H. BArnhisel; Ferris Townsend; VIM.
Richards.
sion House; ]. Squires; A. Medbury-
PoLAND, OBJ. +. Lee.
NEW CasrLE, Pa-T. B. MOrglni T. Perkins, sam
ueI Pearson; A. Henderson
WILMINGTON. PA.-Rev. Vim. Francis.
BoARDrAN.-C. c. Brai. ard.
Second hand Pianos and MelOdeons taken IN eA-
change for new ones. All Instruments delivered Tree
Of charge. and kept in order for ! year.
Warren, Nov. :, lo5j. ST. foNiChVh.
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THE
aDestefQ 4escr0a caroQicic
ElPaail I lglEN, Pta1rIeIors.

TEihS-0ae DalsaraDd GEI2y Gents, in
advance; Fw0 s~Jo;l.iF>, If payment is not
made ia adgaacs.
Nc paper discontinued Z it.i all aFrclrSses are paid
except at the option a the Publishers.
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FIRE n STRoNGsvILLE.-On Saturday
night; December 9th, The house of Mr..
Beaun, some three miles from Strongs-
vile Center, waF5arned, and lhsee chill
dren persisted in the flames; one IS
years, one eight years, and one 9 years
old. MIR. Beaun was absent, and Mrs.
3. had hardly lime to catch an infant Ia
her arms and escape. The fuaeral Of
the remains were attended by a large
~cencourse ofcitizous on Monday. Clepe-
lander.
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NOTICE Is hereby given tha, the
y sHas;riaer has seen appointed anil q~rslifel as
Administrator On the estate of Eli9kim Hall late Of
this 90 vush p.
Wfs-s1. Sov- e5th-3 = HARMON AUSTIN.
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AUDITORS OFFICE. TRUMBULL COUNTY, OHIO,l

AUDITORS OFFICE. TRUMBULL COUNTY, OuOI
WARREN NoTENsE2 2A,l -L
thereby crury the foregoing to hes correct Ha of IAN the lands town. -ani. real property re.
and hyf five, except those on Whchh he taxes have since %nI paid and that the foregoing de@rr
ton ofdh lands town lots. &C. is the same as that on teE Duplicate of 1852 and that etSesO the
r have been chIel correctly thereon VIII uWy per cnun FeMhy on such taxes
together with all s OfNe present year.
ev in said US confirmed or so much thereof as will he nee@rytO pay the taxes air penalty
ch1rpi thereon will he sold at he 0uH Os.n said county. on the scond Monday Oath dap Of
IauarI 6 by the County, Treasurer m the uxesa ndp penalty ep paid before hiatt time
CHARLES T. HUNT, County aIdOr
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ATE FROM THE 0NTIFR-INTERIo TOWNS ali HEARD FROM!
Il LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TAIL BRICK"
q Il r d & 4 Z n I

Z ATE FROM THE FRONTIFRL-IETERIGR TOWNS ali HEARD FROM!
- LARGE. MAJORITY FOR THE TALL. BRICK"
PACKARD q
hL-SsaSFSi& a. 90 .seaai& @s THd@sIs d a@n nov receiving Iaat EaaSA nTss
airiTmr. rlrids: irinuags Iron, PaiHiA Glass, TGHbh and Tuby Hill Saws
gaatasg - sa,r I'd H5da ain 40 y4 n l@e U" "5 Long 5 fas SS Sm3 II E@ aydE n4t5e 1 sa d as n %S
ihjuvaeastasI d1ngS rEha5$ s 70 orD" ..m.- uuAur 49,
invited S%H aI T@1m de aos1 me- Ms d@sa @e eeanahs AaoeieHl boxed o. without
5o% @S fG tie BUGGY BJSINESs, we ere pyr4da eAahn UNUSUAL PILE CT
I~%%ss 'GHB. 70 rIII their sTocL 6FT9Issn 90 sell to cali ant qurans our stock Of
SSS - mn45 eSnad TSeHiag Sa4 Hg s, F@Ta Rex hS WIas Lead ze Pain. Oil
I'll IRON DEPARTMENT
ET 1ures fully stocked win good Horse shosI Iron, BwyF Iron. Wagon IT"and. Iron % all hni+hy
weEsyeS g &ss TsS%an English Gan Maker aala ire nav osmnsbe better Raa mIsT dostun
TTEena@gG eUAoem mi an@he Tall Brick" Main street. WSrsai0Ho .v.
PROCLAMATION EXTRA!-GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICEs!-
q 80 THS .-JFLE Of .ErI5Uta Ao AIioiStNG CocNrE& NLE have GteHad so Ewalan md
form many aenmAne@. makeEa hneW4sy h@ meu- paat kHdaesNh eerbe nuGIed xthhe
most pleasant M sg T%%%su T 1@i n f. Tshe1sS T yaaas % % %s smas ssne FL m f{ss @ qsoaf fa G a g: G Ggmss
nIs2aG rs Has f BEEN DsAPpNTEp. AgoTeaMHoa aapanndin hshaoy Of TMe
has TGS5m 4IG Sss tdh eI 31H5ss9G7p5TIIpT rio PP8SIhGgFfH 81 TTTY n SP al TS ARE NrI rim T'
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