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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-01-27
CITY NEWS.

TRE ILLINOIS Mill Co. have been crashing
rich rock, recently, from their ledge, and are
encouraged by the increased yield Of gold.
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specIaI Premiums NOW

The publishers of the american AgrieuItu-
rist issue a large proportion of all the good
books on Rural and Household affairs pub
llished in this country. As a special premi-
UNI of inducement to those subscribing for
THE Aqriealhvist at this time, they offer one
of the following books tor each name recei v
ed in May and June, at S1.50 q year. The
books will be forwarded free, postpaid, to
any part Of the eoutry They are: The RW-
lTat annual for 1866: RHral Register for l8-
F66; Aaaerican Bird Fdneier; American Rose
! Gdha-ist; BenenfB RABBIT Faneier; Dog and
/ Gun (HoopeT.s; FEHer'S Strawberry CtItUr-
tst FEaz Guttars. lCompEtteS Hop Calhsrc
] Complete; Onion Culture, Completes Or
hFa1Tn of four Acrss; Richardson on tho Dog;
Tobacco Culture, Complexities books are
all neatly bound in colored paper covers.
The Rural Annual and RarsI Registtr are
wanted in every family. The eleven others
are wanted by a large class. The books on
FLAX, Hops, Onion and Tobacco Culture are
Pest works on these several subjects that ever
have been produced, and are very valuable
to every one growing the smallest quantity
of any one of these crops,THere, then, is an
opportunity for everybody who desires one
For more of these good books to get them
without expense, by simply soliciting the
rtsabscription Of a neighbor or. acquaintance to
1.-THE A5TieuLhrrist.l and forwarding to the
publishers, ORANGE JUDD & co, Al
Park Row. New York.
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Show nay.

Last Friday was show-day Thayer,
Noyes s Co. made an sppsarsncel in our
town with their circus, and exhibited in the
afternoon and evening. Their coming had
bsnPadyerdsea0aH over The county, and
when Friday came, many focked in to see
the show, and enjoy themselves in their own
peculiar manner In addition e many re-
spectacle persons who came in, an unusually
large delegation Of Ippghs came also, who,
besides juggling immense quantities of IL
quor, took every occasion to create disturban-
ces, and in a number of instances were sue
~cessful, and sometimes to their disgust. If
gives usspleasure teSsays We were gratihed
to see one foul mouthed scab of a blackguard
laid PROSTATE on the ground by well direct
ed blew straight from the shoulder of a
young mar from the country, whose lady
the fellow had insulted. The night was
made hideous by the yells of the scoundrels,
who roamed the streets, indulging in 1ewd
songs, profanity, and, occasionally a fight
among themselves. IA little difficulty &C.
CURED on Main Street, about midnight,
which was terminated by one of the parties
throwing the other through the windows Of
the TrumbuIl National Bank. The noise Of
the breaking of the glass, awakened many
persons in the neighborhood, some of whom
rushed INTO the streets to see what was the
matter. Discovering the broken window,
an attempt was made to find the fellow, but
was unsuccessful, For many a day our tow
has not been cursed by such a crowd of dis
reputable persons, and we hope many a day
will pass before it is again
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The Paragon BurnsEaa gMEL

1t is not well understood by all why this
Burner is really and verify a more economi-
cal and superior Burner to those in ommo
use. In fact, only q. few have examined 10
see and know that there is any special diff
ference at all between them. There exists
only two items of difference. In the old or
common style burners, the base or what is
called the basket, is full of small holes or
Openings through which air passes, making
THE union of Oxygen and H~ydrogen5to pro-
| duce combustion. In the Paragon Burner
these openings are made larger, which brings
a greater amount of air i~nlcontact with the
flame while the oil is burning. II isfurther
protected or improved by a wire cause be-
ing opened around the Tube; in which the
Wick stands, Just inside, which prevents any
sweep Of air putting out the blaze or break
ing the chimney. ..IGa
Ia the. old style there is not a sufficient
supply of air to realize a full and complete
combustion of. all the oil, hence there arises,
when burning in a warm room, the very I'M
4 pleasant odor.
With the Paragon Burner, you can use
with all safety and satisfaction this crude OH,
and by so doing furnish yourself with q
most beautiful light at a cost of 2Oe less per
gallon, saying in one year, at the lowest es-
innate of a common or moderate sized fam
lily. about $1,000, or nearly one half of the
price of refnedlOils. This Burner costs only
25c and fits every and all lamps, the price
of which is saved, from the first gallon
bought, from the fact that the oil has beer
found TO burn from one-third to one-quartel
longer than any refined oil.
Recommendation are entirely out of place
for the united testimonial from all is that ii
is the thing, E..ae v .
Let none hesitate 10 change for the new
Burners, as they are preferable even for any
oil. For the sale of these see advertisement
Of ssCrude Oil, &c" fLight, Cheap Light
&C., in another column.
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Neikhbor,R ead This.

There are now a number of different kinds
of Wringers manufactured, some of which
are best in the rollers, some in the adjustable
narts. and others in other details, We have
seen and heard of none, however, which
combines all the Improvements so thorough
" as the UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER
In this. the plan has been to combine the
rollers by one patent. the fastening of the
rubber on the rollers by another, the adjust
able fixtures by another, etc, thus combin'
ing all the exeellences in N machine, max
ing it far superior to any other extent.-Neu
kYOrk Sun.
1t saves labor, expedites work, makes thu
.liaundress good natured, does not tear OF
buttons-and is indispensable in a well-reg
ulated family-R. S. StOrrs, Jr., d. d.
NY family would as soon give up the cook
ing Stove as this CLOTHES WRINGER. L
cannot be too highly recommended.-Soto
Robinson, Auther of "Faets for Farmers"
I heartily commend it to economists o
time, money and contentment.-ReU. IN
Bellows.
a. 81. Adams & Co. are the only agents
4 They sell through Julius King, of Warren
and Josiah Robbins. of Miles.
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/ WARREN MANUFACTURES.
WeRdAer, seigfEfed $50, Cabi-

These gentlemen commenced business IN
Warren as furniture dealers in the Fall of
1854, and opened their stock Of goods in the
ware room now occupied by them, one door
north of McLain & Sons bank, on Main
street. For awhile they purchased all of their
furniture in New York, and Boston, but
their constantly increasing business rendered
If advisable for them to do their own anu
factuting. Consequently sthey purchased
the large building formerly owned by E. K.
Wisell as a carriage mandatory, situated
no Market street a few rods east of Pine.
1t is sixty feet long, thirty feet wide and
three stories high. Here is manufactured
almost everything in the shape of furniture,
inclading bedsoo SETS pariefe Gets, tables,
stands, ~"whatnots," and chairs. The machiR-
cry !, entirely new, and the very best of its
kind. There were rip, cross cut and jig saws,
boring machine, mortising machine, tennent-
ing maehine, planes, two turning lathes, and
a complete set of tools. The machinery is
run by an engine of fifteen horse power.
They employ about twenty men, and use
in their business black walnut, maple,
cherry and poplar wood. These are OBJ
tanned almost entirely from Trumbull coun-
ty. The market for this furniture is mostly
here at home, but they enjoy an extensive
trade with Western Pennsylvania, and the
counties south Of US. 81
Their ware rooms on Main street are in q
fine brick building, are large and commodi-
Gus, and are every way adapted to their bust
ness. Here is found a large and excellent
Stoke If all kinds of furniture gotten up in first
classEtyle. In the room up stairs we were
shown an elegant assortment of parlor fur
niture of their W manufacture.
The members of the firm are HenrysWend =
Ter, Henry ~Seigfried,. and Fred Smith
They IRE all young men, who by close atten-
ton and fair dealing have built their bust
ness up to its present large proportions.
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Home Insurance Company OF
New York.

We have the pleasure of informing our
readers. that Notwithstanding the fiery trial
of the past year, during which this Company
has paid losses to the amount of 81 ,6S7, 1926
without emitting the usual semi-annual div
idends, ssTHE HOME with its capital OF
Two MILLIONS intact, and net cash assets OF
So, 44, 957,9 o continues to offer to 81 who
seek RELIABLE FIRE INSURANCE, induce
ments surpassed by no other Company. Mer-
chandise, Dwelling Houses and Furniture
insursurance in the "HoME' by WHIT
TLEsEY ADAMS, the only Agent at Warren.
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Hotel Notice.

BENJAMIN Gilbert and John Gilbert takt
the liberty of informing their friends and
the public, that they have fitted up thu
"American House." situated on the 5. w
corner of High and Liberty streets, Warren
Ohio, where they are prepared to accomodat'
strangers, travellers and the public general
ly. They hope by strict attention to busi
ness and furnishing their customers witt
quiet lodgings and good table to merit theil
share of the public patronage.
BENJAMIN GILBERT s. JOHN GIL
BERT, Proprietors. June 6-ow
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Local Notices.
TaXeal Taxes!

AaACSt AdAcsi -
The term of Office of the present County
Treasurer expires Sept LIST, next. 1t will
therefore be necessary for him to have all
the taxes promptly collected. Those who
have not yet paid the June instalment,
should do so without delay, as it viii be i'm
possible 20 allow any time after June both
inst. After that date delinquent taxes will
be Immediately sent out for collection, with
penalty attached, as the law directs.
WILLIAM RITEZEL,
limo 6-3w Treasurer.
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MAGNIFICENT Ware!

A new supply received at Julius Kings, Of
snoons. Knives, Forks, Casters, Gift Cups,
Cake Dishes, Baskets, Syrup Cans and Tea
Sets; all plated on White Metal, and will
bear engraving. The Spoons and Forks
have the number of ounces of silver that
thew contain stamped on them. No decep-
ton; you get just what you want. King,
Main street, makes a speciality OF Plated
goods. Buy only of him. Splendid Silver
| Wedding Gifts on hand. Warranted pure as
coin June 5-1w
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The warren schools

Viii close their present school year on the
+21st of this month. All persons desiring to
encourage the schools and mark their pro-
.gress win do SO by visiting them before they
close. There are fourteen to graduate from
the High School this year. Their anniver-
sary exercises, to be held in Webb's Hall, on
the evening of the 2lst, will no doubt be q
Literary treat to al who may attend. '''
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no CONSUMPTIYES.

The advertiser. having been restored to health
in a few weeks by q very simple remedy, after hag-
ms suffered for several years with a severe lung af-
lection, and that dread disease. Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow-suferers the
means of cure. E
10 ali who desire it. he viii send a copy Of the
prescription used free Of charged with the diree-
tons for preparing and using the same. which they
will find a sure Consumption. Asthma, Dronehitas,
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the subscriber in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he eoLceives to be invaluable,
and hehopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing, and may prove a bles-
sing. - -
Tarties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mai, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg. Kings Co.. New York.
| I'll IL Ioee II -.
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More Light! Cheap LIght.

The crude oil, just as It flows from the
wells, at Island Run, affords the cheapest ar,
tifcial light ever discovered. 1t burns as
we'll, and one-third longer, than the refined
oils. 1t makes a pure, steady, strong fame
and is as free from odor as any refined OIL
For sale at Fitch s. Garry's tin store, Mar
ket Street, warren, Ohio.
: Nav PIT.
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AGENCIES.

]. W. Leslie, of Miles, Miller & Callen.
don, of Girard, Meyer & McGlathery, Of
YOUNGSTOWN. j.. w. Leyde, of Hubbard,
Powers. Miller & Co., of Hubbard, have
taken the agency for the above named place:
for the sale of Strawberries this Season, from
nv Fruit and Vineland Farm.
Strawberries received every morning (Sun-
da1 excepted) and for sale by the quart and
bnsba - HIS. ADAMS,
", aWeathersfeld, Trumbull Co., o.
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Town and County.
Economy.

Economy.
One great source of profit is economy
Buy your goods of Reed & Adams, and save
money and time thereby. People are re-
quested to bear in mind the motto of their
house, ssnever to be undersold."
They are making daily additions to their
stock, in order TO meet the wants of their
customers. Their advertisements viii at
tract attention.
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StxI SIKH!

SIX! SIN SIN 80
If you wish TO get a genuine Article, In
sure in one of the sic model ~CongpGnies!-
The PHOENIX, NEW ENGLAND, MERCHANTS
| UNDERWRITERS, MARKET, HOME.
They eminently deserve the peoples conf
dence. Insure in no others. Application
made by mail or in person solicited, anC
satisfaction guaranteed.
June 6-2w T. J. McLAIN & son.
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Facts! Read 4! UnderstandII!

The number of risks taken blythe Acct
dent Insurance Co., of Columbus, during
the year just closed was t THOU,
sand. Unparalleled SUGGEST The Wall
street Insurance Monitor says: The Acct
dent, of Columbus, now ranks equal to any
COMPANY in the country; its managers are
the soundest fnan cial managers in Ohio; It's
security amounts to Sizteen hundred thousand
dollars; its wonderful success is most satisfac-
tory.
We have the documents to insure you
promptly. Remember the columbus Acct
dent and take no other.
7. J. MCLA1N SON.
l.1June 6-2w v. Resident Agent.
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p- Go to Rice's for the best Card Pho
toqraphs. His large cork is second to none,
while all of the other styles of pictures Of
the day, are executed in a workman like
manner. Every effort from his hand, shall
be a tangible evidence of Artistic Skill
Don't forget the plsce-at the sign of the Re
UoLUiHg Pyramid. RlCE-Artlst
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New CoaFBaRk,

A new bank Of excellent coal, has recent
ly been opened in Brookfeld, on the Drake
farm, adjoining the old Montgomery bank
This coal is superior for smithing, or for do
mestic use, in stove or CRATE. Parties car
buy now at advantageous figures. The bani
is easy of access By team, being on the sam'
road that leads to the. Montgomery bank
Enquire Of or address Henry Hamilton Of
james Clark, Brookfield, Ohio.
Nav 24-Im
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See a Woman

See a Woman ~
In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admir-
able article used in hospitals and by the
first class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
It is well werth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction, March 286m
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Frames u go GELW
A fine assortment of Oval Frames will be
found at Brooks s. Potters, east side Main
Street. Prices reasonable. We fatter our
selves that we are making some of the finest
large Photos, made in these parts, and we
are not ashamed to place our Ink work be-
side ink work done IN Eastern cities fol-
which e-xtrayagant prices were paid Salts
faction guaranteed in Card work,-special
attention, paid to any changes desired in
copied pictures.
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Accidents

AcCI0enls TFA -.
VIII happen to those who least expect
them. The HARTFORD Company insurea
against accidents of all kinds. The HART
FORD is the oldest, largest and safest GeeidenI
insurance company in America. Apply tc
WH1rrLEsEY ADAMS, the only Agent al
Warren. lJune
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s'Put not your trust in Prin-

Of course not, but fail not to unite your per-
sonal destinies, with that ancient and honor
able Order of Odd Fellows, whose whole
aim and object is to do good to the family of
man. The Order Is rapidly increasing and
its means of doing good extensive. Young
Men I turn in, and beneath its ample folds
and benevolent designs, find a resting place,
secure from dangers ye wat not of, yet new
eatheiess cluster about ife's path way.
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Special Notices.
An E6ectuaI Worm Medicine

An EHeCtu"E WITH
'DROWNE'S VERMIFUGE COM
n FITS. or Worm Lozenges. Mueh sickness.
1ndoubtedly, with children and adults, attribu-
ted to other causes. is occasioned by worms. The
"VERNHFueE CoNFITs," although erectuaI IN des.
most delicate child. This valuable combination
has been successfully used by physicians, and
so hurtful to children.
| children having Worms require immedi-
ate attention; as neglect of the trOublesoften cans
es prolonged sickness.
symptoms of Worms in Chtldren are
often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and
bowels cause irritation, which can be removed
only BY the use of a sure remedy. The combina-
ton of ingredients used in making, Brot1ns yer
effect with safety.
CURTIS & BROWN, ProprietOrs. New York
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, at g cts. a box.
May 80, 1S66-ly.
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EmpIoyment wanted!

N The undersigned (printer) is DESTROYS q
obtaining q situation as clerk, smaruenslS o.
tcopyist; Salesman, accountant or agent. On,
Ely moderate remuneration demanded. Good
references can be shown. Address-D, A
Parmele, CHRONICLE Office, Warren, Ohio
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PoIemfc Club Meeting.

A full meeting of the Polemic Club is re-
quested this evening "wednesday at the
| Chronicle Office. Important business to be
trpnsacfpd E7sHf @l
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ReA. Choice Corn-fed Pork at
OSBORN & BRUCE.
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pa Corn Meal, ChOpted Feed, Shorts
Corn and Oats, at OSBORN BRUCE.
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PATENT SEAMLESS FELT SHOE

Is manufactured, the advantages of which are al
most too numerous to mention but among them
are health, comfort and durability. The felt being
q non-conductor of heat and cold, there is no pos
sibility of freezing the ttet in winter, or of being
uncOmfortably warm in summer. and yet the evap-
grafton from the feet. which is so necessary to
health, is not only not prevented. but is even pro-
NOTED. On the whole. this invention is destined
to take its place among the things which Man
kind will not willingly let de- and needs cnly to
Remember the place. Main Street, Warren. o..
opposite Anderson's New Brick Block, up stairs.
May 2 1896 up. FUTILE.
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R6- What will cure a scolding husband!
Nothing like new clothes from
REED & ADAMS.
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fReA- What did that suit cost? Only
$4,000. 1 can always save money at
REED & ADAMS. :
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Notice

Is hereby given, to the owners of lands
AUDITING on Market Alley, that the first in
stalment of assessments made on same, &c
defray expenses of opening said alley is due,
and is requiredsto be paid at the Treasurer:
Office of the Village of Warren, on or before
the first day of June e
WARREN d. HALL,
MAY %, 1866. Treasurer,
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Photographie stock.

H"PHD y
Is still kept for the accommodation OF ar
fists at Robbins old Stock Room, No. 10
Market, Warren, Ohio june 6-Sw
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RSy- Pure Rye, Oats and Corn chopped
feed at Camps mill selling at Sl,S5 per hun
hundred. llJ5H z114- Sf-is &f--N'
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SOMETHING NEW.

THE SUBSCRIBER, being no
longer under Uncle Sans orders, has once
more commenced his old business, and would in
form the people of Warren and vicinity that he IS
prepared TO furnish every description of Boots and
notice. Particular attention paid to the manu-
facture of W0MEN'S WORK, and MEMS FINE
CALI BOOTS, beth seWed and pegged. He would
also inform his old friends and customers. and. the
rest Of mankind. that his shop is the only place
where the
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re- Good No. 1 Shelled Corn at Camp;
Mill, selling at 75c per bushel.
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nay That's a splendid fitting coat! They
always give good fits at
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neA. Salt and Lime at the Flour and FeeC
Store of OSBORNl& BRUCE.
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pea Cheap, ell wool cassimeres, deSirablG'
STYLES. at REED &ADAM'S.
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h~ Flour at Camps mill selling from
$500 to S14,00 per barrel.
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ES~ Good Corn Meal at Camps Mill, sell
ing at $3.50 per hundred.
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be- 1 have just made ten dollars by buy.
ing a suit at REED s. ADAMS.
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pAsYvu wilp find Rye Flour, Oat Meal
Pearl Barley, Cracked Wheat and Farina
at the Flour and Feed Store of
Lg OSBORN & BRUCE.
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Buy your Flour of Osborn &
Bruce.
They are selling the celebrated Akron
.sCity Mills Flour. None better in market.
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Frames !

BB@ Oats and Corn Chopped Feed a
Camps mill selling at S1,65 per hundred.