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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
Report.
Situation of the Rebels.
[Times' Special
Washington, Dec. A

Washington, Dec a.
Information has been received this even
ing that the rebel forces are now in pos
session of Annandale and their pickets
posted This side they have large
force of cavalry, Information has been
received that there are twelve forts around
Centreville defended by field pieces only !;
no heavy guns. Four regiments of the
enemy have lately left Centreville for
Leesburg, whore there are now about
1900 men, The pickets of General
Smiths division iwere fred upon last
night at Townsville. Noinjury was done.
Last night desertcr from the rebels
named Williams entered our lines. He
is an Englishnan, and was taken out of
his bed at Charleston on the night of the
4th Of June, and pressed into the rebel
service He was private in the 18th
South Carolina regment, but has been
some weeks servant of Beauregard' s.
He escaped on Monday last. lie was
dressed in new uniform of blue like those
of the New York soldiers and having the
New York buttons on He says the whole
regiment was supplied with such uniforms
only week since, and that the current re-
port was that they had been received in
the South from Boston. He states that
there is an abundance Of good shoes for
those of the men who can pay for them
The pair he had on he paid six dollars
for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
NEM YORK ~ stAAT.

Flour Market rules higher; sales at
50 40n5 45 for Super State; IS 600
S5 G5 for Extra State; 81 350J As Super
Western; IS 65@5 So Common TO Med-
um Extra Western So S5(as5 95 for
Shipping brands Extra X. II. O..
Wheat-Sl 22Dl % Chicago Spring;
ST 2s@Sl 90 for Milwaukee Club 81 81
81 81 for Winter Red Western; 81 AZ
for Good White Mich.
Corn Market without material change;
sales at Gle for Mixed Western.
Whisky-Quiet at 20@2Ol.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
Scouting Parties.
Especial to the Tribune.

Washington, Dec 4
The intention of Generals Porter, Me-
Call, Hancock and Wadsworth, was to
scour the country from Vienna to Hunt
ers Hill. No enemy was seen except
two small parties, one Of free men bound
to Vienna, and one OF fifteen slaves nearly
two miles beyond Hunters Mill, to Meth
er of which could we get closer. No
enemy has been seen in the region visited
since Sunday
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

Cairo, H., Dec. 4.
Sixtyfye Camp Jackson prisoners ar
rived here from St. Louis to-day, and this
p. M. were sent to Columbus, Ky, on the
steamer latan under flag of truce. Boat
not returned
The gun-boats Oerondelet and Louis
Vile arrived to-day from St Louis.
All quiet here and at Paducah.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
Baltimore, Dec. 8.

DdTtIHUTE, DtE. y.
The boat from Old Point has arrived
but brings no news. No flags Of truce
had passed. The detachment Of the New
York 9th regiment returned this morning
from the eastern shore. Secession is de-
funct.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
A National Currency


W HNIFFFENUIIt ITCr -
II is understood by financial people that
the forthcoming report of the Secretary
Of the Treasury will present the banking
system and the Government policy in re-
spect to them, in light that will fasten
the attention Of the country upon it. The
claim Of the Government 10 supply the
circulating medium Of all kinds will be
presented impressively on the ground of
both principles and expectancy, and on
constitutional right and financial neees-
sity
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
sock ark -.
New y ork. Dec. 3

wow UTk. DEC. 2.
Stocks easier, G Il II |, 5ii; G 4 L,
S3S; & a Z, III, Pam, I'D; Pacific Mail
SGT; Erie, 81; ilarl Il; do pfd, 2si;
New Haven and Hartford, 80, Nj G, 4sI,
Muds., 81; \ q, 77s M y, gtd, 3l 4;
1 G Scrip, Gtll; q Il g, ~; do first bids,
~; Ny e, 90; Na, is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

The Chief Justice and Associate Jus
tees OF the Supreme Court paid their
respects to the President, on Monday, at
the executive mansion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
THE GATE CITY.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9.

The WEEKLY GATE CITY IL pub-
fshed every Monday mt this Ohice, IL
one of the oldest papers In lows. and
has = very widely extended circulation
hroughout the Dcs M oines Valley. North
Missouri, and western Illinois.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

ArNhat was never expected Of MerSrs
Slidell and Mason That they would be
caught s.hslf aexs over, s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06
nas-Ne learn from reliable authority

IA We learn from reliable authority
that Colonel Moore was to return, with
his command, to Memphis, Mo-, last
night. Of the rebel force he & faxed
so well at Lancaster, many have come in
to Col. Moore camp daily and laid down
their arms. The whole rebel organiza-
ton in that region seems to be broken up
and dispersed, and little or no more
trouble need be expected in Northeast
Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

H-l Illinois sympatLizers with the re-
bellion near Shawneetown have recently,
il is said, become very bold, and more
federal troops arc to be stationed in that
vicinity
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

- Il i proposed to call the eastern
shore Of Virginia, which has been re-
stored to the Union without firing gun,
under ten. Dixs policy, Dixie Land. I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-06

MISSOURI.
Das~ Regiments of Federal soldiers are
marching day after day from Ohio, lndi-
ana and Western Virginia on to the ''sa-
cred soif' of Kentucky. Our army in
that State under Gen. Buell. is becoming
very formidable in its proportions, and If
the traitor hosts of jeff Davis choose to
meet us there, the clark and bloody
ground will receive fresh baptism of
carnage.
fE The Dubuque Herald approves Of
General Halleck's General Order No. 8,
which is also fully approved by JEFF, Da
Wis and all his traitor crew of shareholders
A few months since the Herald adduced
many considerations in favor of the State
of Iowa joining the Southern Confedera-
cy. General Halleck cannot but feel fat
tered and encouraged by such approval
and endorsement.
The Herald, we notice, is also very
much Mortified BY Col. Cochran's speech.
while, on the other hand, the Frankfort
Commonwealth, for many years thcablest
and most influential paper at the Capital
of Kentucky, warmly endorses Cochrsn's
policy.
ET-l Illinois sympatEizers with the re-
bellion near Shawneetown have recently,
it is said, become very bold, and more
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
Fatal Accident.

Yesterday morning, a. train or the CleVe-
land a MshOniug r. R. was approaching Brace
Ville; &. A. covies. engineer. went mp on the
top Of the ears. While there the train passed
under s bridge, and Cowles was struck on the
head by the timbers, killing him Instantly
He lesvssa wife living on the West Side. Mr.,
c. has been en- engineer for some time, formerly
serving in that capacity on the G. c. d C. r r
The fireman says that Immediately before the
accident. Mr.. Cowles, standing on the top of
the baggage car m~Otioned for him TO whistle
for the switch at RraeeVilh- Thief emen blew
the whistle and rss attending TO his engine.
Ehen the baggage master ran forward and
made signs to stop the train. 1t was stopped.
and On going to the baggage car. the fireman
found cewles lying there appearaatly dead
The freman thiRks corles turned his head al
tr he reaehsdhin. A brace of the bridge struck
COwlss on one side Of the head, near the fore
head,
Mr.. cowies wa the Oldest engineer on the
Oad-osIs<. Herald.
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Niles C-orresuoudence.


NILES. April 18th, 1850.
rHx on xovEYESr.
The NiIes Oil Company have reached II,
depth Of 100 feet. .'ShoW" stlIi e~aeOuagine.-
They confidently expect to strike a vein of Ia.
olegninous fluid soon
The Union CO. have broke ground on land
leased OF Birthley Robbins, on the Mahoning
enc mile below town.
Refs & Serfis have commenced the operation
OF boring on lands leased of Hiram Rose, neal
union -LI1JEE9yZ Wsn
John Wetmore & Co, Of Garfield are down
over lOO feet. with flattering prospects Of fluid.
ing a sure thiSg.
OIL REFINERY.
Our fellow tOwnsmen. Messers Thomas Car.
ter. J Duncan Ward, and James Ward will
shortly commence the erection Of a large 6rst
class Oil Refinery. on land Ofths latter, nearly
opposite the Rolling Mil at this place. gt-
The building win be Of briek; the stills OF
cast iron weighing six tons each; the capacity
of the Re6oeEy viii be 1000 gallons per week
The firm is a strong one; Mr.. Garter is q pras-
teal mechanic of well known eapabiIty, the
building win be under his supervision.
Mr.. @. erected the refinery of Messrs. Stewart
L Craul now in successful operation near Mecca.
Niles possesses decided advantages for the cree
ton of Oil Refneries. We have here inexhausta-
bic quantities Of superior quality Of coal which
which can be Obtained st low figures, and being
on the line of the ca N. R. R. and O. p.
Canal, easy access for sending to market is had.
We think the Refinery Of Messrs. Wards l. Car
ter is but the precursor Of others. =
RE oPESEp. -
The Peacock Coal Mines, at Mineral Ridge,
owned and worked by Messrs Rice
French 4 Co. of Cleveland. and which have
been idle for three years past have been purehas
ID by Aessrs. Wood. Warner & Co, and have
been re-opened under the supervision OF Mr..
Isaac HalfOrd. Coal is King in this section
TENPEEANcE LECTURES.
Nr. Samuel Servis. of Cleveland, leetured on
he familiar subject of Temperance at the Cumb.
Church. on Monday evening. sth inst
The members Of Weathers6eld Temple Of Honor
we're present. clothed in their regaIia.
NILES POST OFFICE.
Seine few Of our inhabitants appear to be very
much excited on the subject Of changing sur P
4. We trust no change will be made. Mr.
1eslie is every way qualified to fill the position.
lways on baud from 6 a NJ until 9 P. 81. The 1
Ocation is central aud the office kept in good
rider. We but reflect the wishes Of nine tenlhs
{ 0ur community aAd particularly the business
men. when " dvocate retaining the present in
SECESSION. fI
Uncle Sans duty towards the S. c, ssion R-b
Is may be fonnd in the book of Hosea. VII.
9th 18th l4th & 18th verses.
Yours for the Union.
BUCKEYE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
Hooked in the Eve.

As Mr.. Boswell. a well known citizen OF KiDs-
man was putting his cows in the stable about
ten days ago. one of them struck him IN the
corner of his lett eye. with her horn, tearing it
c completely from the socket. II remained out.
suspended by the lgameuts, for twelve hours.
when it was put back and dressed by DR.. d
Allen. and at this date is DONG much better
than could be expected by any one who saw it.
Wet GyeeaUiRe Times. .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
. C~ASE-SIGHT RESTORED.
DIV. Huron Co. AUGUST. lsC

OLENA. Huron Co, huguSI, IcOU-
The undersigned has been afflicted six years
with a malady of the eyes, and so blind as not
to be able to see a mark on white paper. l
have used the eaustie in any quantity, for a
long time; finally / was told by the most prom
inent physicians that I was incurably blind.
Recently. however. / heard of DR. Knapp, the
Eastern Oculist. at No. ISL Prospect street,
Cleveland, and on applying to him, he imme-
.piately gave me the encouragement that he
could restore my sight. | am glad to say he
has done so-and now | can see TO read and
do business. I consider the cure almost mir
aeuious. had every reason TO believe should
never see again / deem it chiefly due to Dr.
Knapp's invention. which he uses in place of
~eaustie, and which cause the eye to feel pleas
ant and agreeable, in about a minute aftrr its
application. ISAAC PRAYER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
RLOOD FOOD

n offered a. a~<srtain G1d reliable remedy. Differing
in every particular from the patent medicines Of the
dav. il IL q chemical combination Of IRON. SOL
PHUR ana P~HOSPH0ROUS. Of very great worth
and many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony
10 the benefits IL has conferred on them.
CHURCH DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York
are he sole proprietors Of the article, and hare in
conseq3ence ola fraud attempted upon the public,
changed the color Of the outside Wrapper from red &c
yellow, and Increased tbs size Of the bottle TO {
ounces. Be very cautious IN buying to see that tn
fac smile OK their signature Is o. the oqtslae Of ths
wrapper, as 81 others are oounteTfslk .
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
Cheese Vats Cheese Vats !!
nAIRYMEN. We call YOUR attention


~ to our Cheese Vat, manufactured at West AndO
yer, AshtSbula Co.. o. We confidently believe We
can offer you the Rest vat now manufactured in the
country. Som e points Of superiority We eE.amerate.
We support the bottom Of the tin vat 18th an iron
truss-braee. This is so constructed as to support
the bottom and sides OF the vat and allows the rat to
dry thoroughly each day, while with the ordinary
wood Stat il is constantly wet, and so wears ami rusts
the vat Instead Of the eight wood legs usually
ured and so difficult in tipping the vat especially IL
the foor is uneven we have substituted two subEtan-
tial iron legs central to the vat. At one end is q
third iron leg fastened to the heor and jointed at the
door at the top II works in an iron plate fastened to
the vat. The construct on is such that with the least
effort the vat is tipped or brought TO a level position.
Our heater is 8 sub stsntial iron and copper arrange
nent. and adapted 10 wood or coal. On the heater
Is placed an iron water boiler which Communicates
with the heater. When the vat is SUN eiently heated
8 lever is moved WHICH shuts OF the heat frsm the
Vatand thr owg il 10 the water boiler thus giving q
supply of hot water when you want il to clean mp
With. Ysu who want watts should see these before
buying elsewhere. Agents, L. Lane, Hartford. G.
Fitch, Kinsman. J. b. CARTS, Pennington, Reed
o., Fowler. J. Ear1h, MescpotemiA-
- @IfsHa EAa - IIE & CTRrIE.
WsFt aRasYvT, MsrShe. fesi-ea.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
cONsUMPTNEs

! An equal and normal eireuztioa Of the bbo4 81
health An AhnormAl, thAtis 10 cay. an sxres1lrsSD 81
deficient circulation or stagnatioh Of the blood iadis-
ease. To llussrafe-torpidisy Of ths Liver 10 eaased
by stagnation Of the blood in that organ; diseases Of
tie Kldn- Us. Inhsmmztion Of the Lungs, Disease o.
the Heart, &c .byfhe fams cause, via: AnproPer OR
~culation; and from he same cause sprtsE al nIner
forms of disease. To discover . certain cure theR,
for these diseases, the frst great enquiry Hessss1Ty
il. What causes the blood to eireulzts1
Fer centuries II has been q matter Of much 7edy
among scientific and medical men; and while any
ed upon the ~engsiry. h has beenlef 20 this century
among its other Eonderfniinereass in knoEledSs. -
make this grand discovery. also.
Acknowledging that life is the gift Of the Greater,
and that in Him We live and move and have O1r BE-
ing" We still venture the remark. that IS the plans1s
move in their spheres. and all vegetable life II gov
srnsd by certain absolute iaEs.so animeI liz IL
traceable 10 a hxsI cause, which remove or destrsys
and death. the certain eject, follows. ? .E1VG
Analysis OF the red eorpusslss OF ths blood skew
them to be compounds OF IOH, Suipnzr and phasphs-
rOus- ia -
The air We breathe. We knoEtS contain = vsy large
Iygen brought in eentAst with assa. sSsISsS Sr
Eiestr,c'ty Sfousht in -unsae. with q nusesiAr aSG.
These facts being iAdisputatls, We have soy ths 80
luton as to the motor or motive power Of The heart.
with the iron in the rsd eorpuseles Of the blood eniea
electricity, which coming in contact with the heart
causes it to contract. AID heneet the power which ~
pels the blood and sends IL ttnghng thrctgh The re-
motsst arteries. What then. are the causes or Con.
sumption, Dropsy, Palsy, Paralysis, 81 Wins Dance.
Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Fever and Ague, &e.E dsA-
cheney Of the red esrpuscles containing the iron, sal
Phur and phosphorous, which causes = deneieRey CT
electricity, and consequently an abnormal eirenA.
ton The blood becomes Eatery. colds and erouchf.
al complaints AID prostration ensue-the sufferer be-
comes nervous, and subject to Fher2atie pains aRd
neutrality-suspicious. OF the liver and kidneyn-ast
ID, in short, almost every type Of disease but virulsnt
/ ferers may b. traced TO this deficiency in Tia bisod.
Of tina corpussles or red ~globules-
Old age causes kdsfeisneyof corpaseles, and vhiis
-. - --aFa, 4 80 aLaN - 49, kha
elixir vita. we dc say that Efs can be materially
prolonged by the use Of the -rr-r .r q
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
Blood Food
Blood Eoodf

Re all suffering from ConsunPtisp, i~neipient or
confirmed. or from debility Of any kind or from men
tai or nervous Prostration. brought sn by any csusei
or from scrofuleus complaints; or from diseases Of
the kidneys or bladder; and 10 ladies' suffering any
Of the many distressing complaints their sex are liza
bic tc. and which enFender consumption the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Helen d. King 4

Jane. Ioohn.n b B, c 2iGia. 81 Of s G'S order RssI 81
Sale issued from the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Trumhull county, Ohio. 1 have levied upon and shall
offer for sale at Public Auction at the door Of the
Courthouse in Warren, on
Saturday the 11h day Of Nay, 1861,
at one o'clock P. u. OF said day. the following de
serihes real estate, situate in Vienna township, fruu-
bull eoopty. Ohio, being part OF lot % in said toSa-
ship, and is bounded as Follows to wit: Beginning
ten rods west Of the nOrts east corner Of said lot No.
%. and running south Twelve rods on lands conveyed
by Dexter Clinton 70 Isaac Powers, thence vest ten
rods, thence north twelve, thence east tan rods to
the place o. beginning. The north and south and
east and west lines to be parallel to each other and to
contain x Of an acre of land. Appraised at--
Terms cash. A. LYMAN, Sheriff.
: ehsrta'l QEee, Harrsn, April 10, 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
Deaf and Blind.

Deaf and Blind. m.Tr
DR.. KSAPP. Oeulist and Urist, who exclu-
sively treats deafness and diseases of the eyes,
and ALL imperfections of vision, and inserts ar
tifeial eyes that moves will visit Warren, six
weeks, (ouee q week. on each Monday at the
Gaskil House, Serious cases of deafness or
blindness should apply early so as to afford
suficient time to cure them.
To begin Monday April Odd. 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
Gr@fenberg Family Medicines.
HONE TESrIMnNX-

HARTFORD. Trumbull Co, o., March :, 81.
hereby certify that | have been dealing in the
GrEtenherg Medicines for the past year. and can
truly say thatthey have met with the decided appro-
hati0n OF the people Of this place. particularly the
Pills and Catholicon- They will readily perform all
and more than is promised for them have sold a.
bout dfty bottles OF the C4tholieOn th- past season,
and l hear the best re, nlts in eve.y case
J. II. U. JOHNSON, M-,iical Agent.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says of the GrBfenberg
Medicin 8 Dr.. y is a physician Of extensive prae-
tier- aud one Of the most successful in the county
~(TTumbuH) in which he resides:
- HARTFORD, Trumbull Coo, March :, 81
This certifes that | have uesd the GrBfenberx
Pitts and Marshal's Catholieon, sold here. by J. II.
C. Johnson in NY practice, 70 0y entire ~satisfae-
ton. They are good medicines.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
Saturdey be ~ dau of Mau. 1s61.

at ne o'clock = NJ. OF said day, the following DESERT
bed reales.4ts situate in Vernon township in said
sounty' and is known by being part Of lots No. / and
IN ne Wilcox Tract in the township Of Vernon and
= POUNDED as follows; beginning in the east and west
center road in said Vernon. al the north west corner
OF Abraham Carnen's land. thence west In said road
to the north east corner ef Levi SHtlifs land; thence
south on SItliHs east line. to the south east corner
thereof; thence west on the south II e Of said Sutlif
land TO the middle Of the west north and south road
in said Vernon: thence south in said rad to tbs line
Of Miles Beach's land: thence east in said line TO the
south west corner OF Erastus Chapman land; thence
north to the north west corner ofsaid Chapman slanS;
thence east in the north line OF said Chapman's land
to the southeast corner Of David Sutlif's land. thence
MOI tn along the west line OF said Sutlins land. TO the
land Of A. NJ. Clark and Abraham Carmen to the place
ofbeginning and containing Two hundred and nine
acres Of land mere or less. Appraised at $3.50 per
acre. Terms cash. A. B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
shsrif's Office, Warren. Apr 10. 1861.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
War Has Commenced!

The undersigned citizens Of Warren. who
love the institutions of our fathers and who
pledge ourselves to stand by the Union. the
Constitution, and the enforcement of the laws,
hereby call uron all good and loyal citizens
to assemble at the Court Room on Wednesday
evening. April 18th. at Z O'Clock P. n. to
counsel together upon the danger new hover
ing over the Nation and the liberties of her
people.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
Batshsm 3 Co.'S. Nursery, columbus,

We hare received a Catalogue Of the cOium-
bus Esrsery, Mr.. B. Batehsm & Co. Projectors.
It contains an almost endless variety offruit
trees, eppls, peau. cherries, peaches. Pluzs,
sprisots. nsstsrissS. guinness, e~urrsnts, black
bsrries. raspberries. gooseberries, strawberries,
BE. Be- Also . large list 81 choice ornamental
trees, and shra6s. eEergreens. roses, dahlias,
vsrbsnsa. hardy towering. and green house
plants. The catalogue contains directions for
planting, hiuts for the MANAGEMENT o~f.tcees,
planting de- which viii prove valuable to the
inexperienced Catalogues sent free TO any
who will write for hen.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17

WEST BEDFORD Coshocton Co., Nav IL, 81.
Mr.. H. q. kingsley. Sir:-I have been selling the
medicines OF the Gfefenherg Company for the last
tsn years. and have Invariably found them to give
great satisfaction AID the pills l have sold t. a great
many families as regular as their ta and coffee, and
with my trade they have become q staple article
Marshal's Uterine Cathoicon is a medicine that Ia 5
done great amount of good IN female DISEASES
One lady 1 sold il t. told me that she had received
more benefit from one bottle than she did from a long
course OF medical treatment by the most skiilful ply
sicians- Yours, truly. A. ILS0N
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ARARE CHANCE!

A we'll selected Stock of Goods suits-
IA BILE for a arst class country store. in one Of the
best business locations in Trumbuli Co Is for sale at
a bargain, and on the most favorable terms A CON
modious store room and fixtures is for rent or sale
with the above. To those W'shi pg to invest in . safe,
prohtab Ie and well es 81 ished business an unusual
chance will he offered. For further particulars adj
dress Box 135. Warren.0 tJSn. l6, lSSLl