Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-05
New Advertisements.
rAThe following will be read with
great interest.

great interest.
KIEsNAN, May 80. 1867.
Mr.. EDITOR:-HayinE occasion to visit War.
ren, a few days since. and noticing number Of
items Of interest that should be recorded. and
not allowed to pass into orgetfulness. 1 send you
afew ~jottings. knowing that you are DESTROYS of
furnishing your patrons with the freshest cur.
rent news. and hoping you viii find a corner in
your excellent CHRONICLE wherewithal to pre-
serve them And first. was very much surpri-
sed to find the excellent condition in which
north Main Street is at present. Seeing only
four different teams with ordinary loads stuck
fastin the mud between the Atlantic & Greai
Western depot and the Public SQuare) having
been told that it was, and had been wholly i'm
psssible for year or more. We passed it in
comparative safety. turning over but twice with
in the distance. and suffering no bodily injury
and no loss except the breaking Of our buggy,
which was soon repaired, and having our best
clothes completely covered with mud or rather
clay from the Sewer bottoms that your worthy
city officials have humanely allowed the street
to be paved with. rendering it q safe landing
place orthe unfortunate individual who may be
capsized. through his own carelessness ofeourss,
and not IN consequence Of some Of the bottom
less sloughs and pits that have mysteriously es-
capped the v~igilant scrutiny Of the ~aforesai dill
igent officials. But for this coating of clay hat
l received 1 did not much care. for 1 immedi-
ately repaired to Field & Turner's, No. II, west
side Of Main Street. and soon from their lar &c.
excellently selected and varied stock ofclothing
selected a suit. The quality ofthe material was
good, the trimmings excellent. the manufacture
strong and neat. and-the fit elegant. Il havehad
many suits made to order inyour town and none
Of them compared in excellence in any of those
points. with this and other Ready Made goods
I saw at Field x Turner's) and then the
loWness of price quite astonished me, it was at
least one-third less than 1 had supposed such a
suit could be obtained for. q forgot to mention
that 1 had previously stepped through the 9TH
er clothing stores. and found their goods mot 50
well cut or made. and their prices much hisher)
After being thus equipped 1 took a stroll
through town and noticed with great satisfactio
that notwithstanding the nswness of the city.
II having been settled but about fly years 1 be-
heve. you have already cOmmencedlaying stone
pavements, and from present indications I
judge that ifthere should no serious drawbacks
intervene. before another such term of years
elapse the whole length of Main Street, from
High Street to. Market Street. will be thorough
ly paved atleast thirty feet wide. and then woe
betide the luckless wight whose vehicle like
mine, becomes shiPwrecked on the rocky pave
ment; no. such soft. yielding landing place as
now. Think. o ye city fathers, think o Solons
OF Warren-think o ye holdeJs of real estate
therein. how fatal such a fesultmight be, Pause
and reflect; ponder well ore you destroy thu old
landmarks-and do away with cherished institu-
ionsofyears-(even if it is mud) Some wise
man has said that Change is written on all
earthly things. but we ofthe country have new
er believed it applicable to the streets of War
rem. and We hardly think the present generation
will live to witness it-but in my admiration at
30 successful commencement as is now being
made | gave three lusty cheers, swinging my hat
forgetfulness of the fact that 1 had bought II
Of one Of the second hand shops in town. Suffice
tito say that like all shoddy goodsthe brim and
parted company. and I was hatless. I
again repaired to Field & Turner's, ahd after
their large stock of Silk and CASH.
mere hats. of their almost endless variety .fsoft
lpr and wool hats. in all eolors. kinds and
shapes for men, boys and youths-of their new
heat and tasty straw and summer hats. / select
ID one that suitetme. and q fine style Hermit
.ge cap for my boy also. / then purchases of
mem y doz OF their French yoke shirts.
L0duA0 uuQEIculrLs. I
2Pr Linen Jean drawers;
boxes "GrdyIoek" paper collars (the best col
ar OUT
box Derby Shakespeare paper collar.
bunch imitation linen cuffs: l Nobby neck tie.
l Napoleon stock. lPr driving gloves.
pr hne Kid gloves for a wedding to come
0f soon.
/ dOz British stout 4 hose at 81 so per doz
very cheap.)
u doz Gents long hOse-to wear with CATERS or
hoes.
II - - - 1
" BOrderei and y dOz plain Linen do.
] Of the finest and most elegant silk handker-
ihiefs over made.
/ prfne French suspenders-1p pr cheap over
Linen Buster and Linen Duck Sack Coat.
nth pants TO match, and as it was raining L
ought one oftheir Rubber coats and a pair Of
Rubber Leggins, together With a fine large fam
ly umbrella. selected from their assortment of
sizes and qualities. / then bought a large
snameled travelling bag (they have Leather ones
lisOl INTO hhlcn deposited as many ofthe arti-
lies as was convenient, and deemed my purchase
omplete. but having my attention called to
heir really hne stock of Cloths. TricOts. CASH
neres. &C. &C., l must confess i was so pleased
With the style and quality at their very reason /
bile price taking quality into eonsideationl
hat l selected cloth for a fine dress suit. and
rs to be made by them in time for the wedding
oetore spoken. Of. Their custom work is GER
ainly- the bestin all respects and is so regarded
BY all who are acquainted with it.
hear but one expression from all of Field L
turner's patrons, and that is that the articles
hey sell all turn out to be Just as they are rep
BY them aad, all who go TO Warren TO
ra1e and are in want of any article of mems
rearing apparel, should not iail to call on them: 1
will receive gentiemanly usage, and ifthey
purchase Of them get the worth oftheir money.
ield 4 Turner sell none but good goods. will
low close this already to long letter with the
following proverb; The penalty ofbuying cheap
lothes lsthe sameasthat of going to aw-th
oflOsing your sud. and having to pay
Tor it." You will hear again from
Yours truly. MACK"