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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-17

The board of health of Norfolk are ac-
Il7ely engaged in cleansing the city, so as
nler. '-AA
Nr;h "A TOBACCO barn belonging to James T.
ninef, OF montgomery county, Va, con-
tanning about 81 1000 worth of tobacco, was
burned last week. N '' "''N
canadian confederation will take effect
the first of July. N'''>0 '-->O'
:. Brides now hire their diamonds for wed.
dlngs in New York. "o~''
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-17
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

1 square, of 10 lines or less, for each and every
insertion, 81.
Special Notices will be charged 50 90 per square
for each and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications of every
charac tor, are charged as advertisements.
R4 No advertisement, rejecting upon private
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be
admitted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-17
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
~ Nervous Debility Premature Decay and
all the effects of youthful ndscretion, Will, for
the sake of suffering humanity. send free 10 all
who need it, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured Suf-
riencc can do so by addressing, in perfect conf
deucc, JOHN b OGDEN,
No. 42 Cedar St, New York.
april 10 10-1y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-17
OF
TiLUiDLE REAL ESTiTT
ONsLOW COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA

TN obedience 30 "a ttccrctnl order Of the
4 Court of Equity at Spring Term 1867, for the
county Of DupLin, l viii offer for sale at the
COURT HOUSE N JACKSONVILLE,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-17
NOTICE.

CERTIFICATE No. 4I1. for twenty shares
~ and No 1921, Tor three shares of the Capital
Stock of the Wilmington & Weldon Railroad Com
pany, standing in the name of ". ". Peirce, hay-
ing been lost or - lslaid, notice is hereby given
that application will be made to the President and
Board of Directors of said Company for renewal
of the same.
". E. PIERCE,
Admir- estate W. W. Peirce, decd.
Wilmington, N. c., April &C. 1867 11-4w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-05-17
@. s, BALDWIN,
YOUTHS AND
CLOTHING
NEW YORK CITY.

Any orders left with D1UNSON & CO., So Market
Street, Wilmington, will receive prompt attention.
Mr. BALDWIN viii be pleased to serve his for
mer patrons and the public generally.
april % 176-1t-11-4t
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-26
IRISH NEWS.
WITH NOTES BY D. o,BLAKE, ESQ.

AT the risk of dispeasing inqusitve minds-who
proceed with delight through the weekly rambe of "Ish
News stopping here to broken head mended looking
there at family going into the poorhouse and inspecting
this fine hghrotng horse presented to beloved pastor by
admirng congregation and such present to
our readers to-day extracts from the letter of Yankee
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Fran RurRh Hill.

The news with US is about as follows:
By an exchange of property Draper Reed
er has bought Joseph Browns hotel, in
Guiding the lot south, on which he is
building a house. Mr.. Brown is building
on bis farm near the station. Mr.. Reeder
has filed the old Hayes & Plumb store, on
the hill, with goods. S. N. Hewitt is get
ting ready TO build a fine house south of
his store. Edmund Merry has a good
building nearly finished, which looks like
8 tavern or eating saloon. Dr.. j. II.
Knight is just moving into his new, and
very singularlyconstructed house. II. P.
Chamberlin, Elmer LOOMS and Ransom
Hull haye each moved into a new house.
Henry Fitch s Brother have bought
from Mr.. Hewitt one acre for five hundred
dollars; j. II. Morrow one half acre,
from Nelson Case, for three hundred dol
lars. III. G. Graham, John Hepler, and
VIM. Thompson have each hauled in q
house. Ralsa Clark, ESQ.,, who has lately
been burned out, and for whom much
sympathy Is felt for their loss of many
thirgs, always dear 10 the aged, has bought
from Mrs. j. Q. Sawyer and Frank d.
Moran, thirty nine acres at the centre of
' oEuOuy AOE bAtrtl-thO AuuuHcu OOuaEe.-
Miss S. ]. Plumley, of Greenville, has
commenced the millinery business in the
Office of j. Il. Knight, with a fair prospect
of success. George Woodland and Henry
Hover make shoes and boots; and John
Hepler and VIM. Thompson do blacksmith
work. George Il. Pelton has much i'm
proved the street. A short time ago l
mentioned the death of Wilcox Atkins mot
A King as il read,) an old citizen; and
now mention the death of his widow, who
died this week, trusting in the Lord. 1
should have written you some time ago
the death of Charles knight, Sen, and
Mrs. William Kelley. d. K,
Burgh Hill.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Homestead and Building As
ISOLATION.


EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-0ne more arti-
Gle in reference to the Homestead and
Loan Association, and L think this
will be the last. In the first / tried to
| give an idea of the general workings
of such Associations in other places ;
in the next l pointed put the adFan-
tage of a person bidding off a loan. In
this L will endeavor 20 show the adj
vantage to q person not taking a loan
either because he has not the proper
security, OF does not wish to use the
money for the time being. We will
again suppose you are a member hav-
ing an interest of five shares. This, at
the termination of the Society. brings
you n thousand dollars. You have
paid in, in the mean time, four hun
bred and twenty dollars, a gain of five
hundred and eighty dollars. Had you
loaned this money to some individual,
at the rate of sixty dollars a year, at
ten per Gems, you viii gain on it one
hundred and thirty-eight dollars and
sixty cents. Hence you see the differ
ence in favor of investing in this Asso-
cation, an institution as safe as any Ma
tional Bank, for eVerydollsr loaned has
to be secured by one dollar and thirty
three cts, and every dollar is loaned
as soon as paid in, and from these
loans and the interest thereon togeth-
er with the deducted premium, comes
our reYenu 1t is useless for me to
so into minute, and not wishing to
make myself tedious, l will close. /
have tried to make myself understood
1 would the thing had been in abler
hands, but the ice is now broken, and
the road open for all. | will, however,
say, before l close, that over two hun-
dred and fifty shares have already been
subscribed, and that before long,
Trumbull county will have q Home
stead and Loan Association in full
blast. J. ". H0FSrE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

urdAy, to His Honor Judge Tuttle, the
Court officers and to empty benches. At
torneys, Clients, Witnesses, and Jurors all
appeared to be "snow baund." They be-
gan struggling in soon after the reading of
the Journal, some having one excuse and
come another. Even after the Attorneys
in tie case on trial, had all arrived, the
proceedings were delayed by the absence
of some of the jurymen. In fuct they
we're obliged to go on with the case of
Osborn rs. Morris & Harris with ele ven
jurors, the twelfth not getting to his chair
until about 10! o'clock.
The time Of the Court was occupied
during the entire day, with the thorough
and searching arguments, of Mr.. Taylor,
on the part of the defendant, and of.
Messrs. Hutchins & Glidden for the
plaintiff.
The Grand Jury is still in session, and,
one would think from the cloud of witness
es which Mr.. Prosecutor Stull is conduct
ing into their presence, preparing 70 in
dict the entire county. Let all guilty per-
sons anticipate disaster, for it will surely
come.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Nsu York cattle market.

OecemOeE <, ACVt.
Receiets 4,24s beeves; 24,s37 sheep snd
lambs SAs.2s4 swine. t -
BEEF CATTBE-Fairly activetosday
Supply only 1,5O0 head and cool weather
prices were very firm, while ordinary and
good lots, most sought after, were Hole
higher. Average quality on sale not Fair.
General sales at f8@15lc; sveragesp price
about I4c.
Extra si6,5 0@I7,O0; rhine S15.5OG
1900; first quality SO, O0@15, so; fair to
good So, O03I4, 80 inferior SS,O06r, 90
SLEEPS LAMBS-Not so depressed
as last Monday. Fair demand for good.
the supply of which Is not large the oulk
Of offerings being common. About six
teen car loads on sale at Hudson City and
1880 head st Fortieth street. Bulk Of
sales at 81 so TO SO IS each; extra $3.50,
in ONE cases $500 for very fine ordinary
and prime 81, 0095,00; inferior IS, o
3,75s lambs S5,O0@6,50.
HOGS-Rather firmer, though not high
er. Demand fair. About all offerings
sold. Sales prime heavy corn fed at Sc,
u.s. fair to good S6,5O@6,6O; common
and rough at 625@6,37. The offerings
Comprised 6S ear loads.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Our Young Folks.

s This popular illustrated magazine for
boys and girls, grows better and better.
The December number before US can not
fail. 20 be q rich treat TO tens of thousandsof
tour young folks" all over the land.
The contents of this number will be found
instructive and entertaining. especially TO
the class of readers for whom the articles
were more especially prepared. 1t con
tains chapter V. of Cast Awayin the Cold,
by Isaac L Hayes. The Paeha's Son, by
Bayard Taylor. Mrs. Emile Proudhie
makes a Discovery, by Mrs. Harriet Bee
cher Stowe. Round the World joe
chapter VIII, BY George Eager. More
about Swimming and Salt Water, by
Charler j. Foster. Good Old Times
XII; About Some Picture Books ; Prudy
and the Peddiar; Over the Wall; Music ;
Our Letter Box; &C., sc. The January
No. viii contain a Holiday Romance by
Charles Dickens. Published By Ticknor
and Fields, Boston. Price $500
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Good TempIars!

The friends of Temperance in Trumbull
and Mahoning Counties, will be pleased
to learn that Rev. R. II. Warren and
Gen. MeLain, both of Warren, have been
commissioned Special Deputies to open
Lodges of the 1. D. G. T. IN said counties,
and elsewhere in Ohio. They are furnish
ed with Charters, Books, &c. Any COM
municstions to them, or either OF them, in
relation to the Order Of Good Templars,
and the institution of new Lodges, in
those counties, will be promptly respond
ed to, and Degree Temples as well.
By inserting the foregoing and reques-
ting the Mahoning County papers to copy
it you will greatly oblige the Temperance
folks, in the region round about. ID.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Ambition I'm the right Direc-


Fortunately for the ambitious few, the day is
passing when man can SUCCESSFULLY stand under
the scrutiny Of a Wellinformed public. and heap
to himself half-earned treasures. indeed nOc.
the more discerning portion Of humanity expect
an equivalent for their money. in the various
commodities under consideration. Somein pur-
chasing an article berome ~fascinated by tor
figures, regardless Of qualify. and can see no far.
Their than the price attached. A striking illus
tration of this fact was shown mp at the New
England Gallery. a few days since. IN which a
patron Of the art, had been so ~OrtunRte. $50 IN
fortunate) as 10 get a whole dozen Of Photo
graphs for one dollar. which looked real natu-
rail-" This subject. however. could see. when
sh0wn)t the difference between a mere daub ofd
thiaO, and a fine artistic production. and ordered
largely, at regular prices, from q negative
made on the spot by our special Artist-Rice.-
who is not at all ambitious to see how cheap he
can do work. but rather prefers excelsior as has
motto, always demanding a reasonable price for
his labor. Gallery No. Is Market ST.. Warren,
o.. at the sign Of the Cabinet Portraits"
Nov. 20 RICE-Artist
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
The Diamond shirt.
Don't fail TO Look

Never fails to please. they are the best made,
and best fitting shirt in use-sold only by
August Is, 1861 REED / ADAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
ssRIng,s Ambrosia., >,

We notice that the First Premium on air
Restor atives, was awarded to DR.. Z. N. Tubbs.
Peterboro. N. e., The inventor Of Rings Yeget-
able Ambrosia. by the New York State ARri-
cultural Society. at their Annual Fair held at
Buffalo, N. Y. in October. 1851. II restores
gray hair in a truly wonderful manner, it re-
moves dandruf and all itching, and humors of
the scalp. and is ~unrivalled as 3 hair dressing,
imparting to the hair that soft. glossy appear
ance SO much desired By all. It is advertised
this week in another column. Nov. ID In.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
New

The bSidgesrected this past season a
cross the Mahoning river, where the Park
man road crosses it in this township, was
opened % travla week or two since. It
is q most substantial structure of iron and
stone. The ahutmehEs and pier, ara 81
feet in hight, and of solid masonry. The
length Of the bridge isl5e feet long, in
two spans of IS feet each The frame is
iron. similar TO the new bridge in this
place. The masonry was done by John
Craig and son, and the iron work by z.
King Of Cleveland. The bridge cost
about s. zoo. Anew iron bridge hasjost
been completed across the Pymatuning, at
orangeyille. 1t s ope span I0Ofset long,
anb has & double track and sidewalk on
one side. Itwas built Jointly by Frum-
bull cOuntyz and Mercer county, Pa be
ing on the State line It cost about 81 600.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Twenty Thousand Veal and Deacon skins
wanted by Milan i Ware, we viii pay the mar
ket price. MILAN & WARD,
Tanners 4 Leather Dealers, under McCon-
nelIs. p. door south Of Smith &M'Combs.
March 6. lS6T-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

1t srained every encOuragingly on
Thursday md Fridays1frOze and showed
Friday night Saturday, and night follow
ing. Sun and sleighs came out on Nom
day, neither of which added much to the
general comfort.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Card.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE.-The undersigned,
through your paper, desires to thank his
old neighbors and friends, for their extra
ordinary exertions in saving his pro perry
on the 18th ult., when his house burned
down. Some two or thee months since
he removed most all of his personal pro-
perty and household goods to Warren,
where he now resides. The house and out
buildings burned were valued at $1,000,
in which there was an insurance of $500.
Loss of household goods left by him in the
house, 100 dollars. JOHN RATLIFF.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Enferprfse.

Coal ana iron have caused Hubbard 10
wake from It's half century of repose into
an activity that prssages q prosperous
f~uturesf5r it Steps have been taken to
have the place incorporated as a Village.
There is within the prescribed boundaries
q population of about soc and rapid in
GREASE is quite probable. It is the centre
Of a great coal yielding section; from
as banks about 1900 tOns of the black
Gixm6nds are being daily brought to the
surface II has two furnaces, one of which
WILSON be ready for operation, and the
other will not be long behind. A new
steam Touring mill is being built, and a
foundry and machine shop are expected to
go up next spring. A third furnace, a
planning mill sndJumber yard are among
the Improvements projected and expected.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Reliable

Competition Defied
In Black Suits. at REED &ADAMS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
-MesrasN etterfelda& Pewshaye re-.
4 to lecture.

We are glad to learn that the winters
course oflecfures Il Warren WILDE open
ed by Prof. E. L. Youmans, on Friday
evening, December Is. Subject Dynam-
les ofthe Mind. Those who have heard
Prot. Youmans viii not need 10 be told
that he has probably ne superior as a
populArs scientific heetursrs never failing
to make his subject clear and deeply inter-
esting 70 his hesrerA 1H''AA
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
.Great Change i'm so Days.

Within the past 80 days there has been a de-
cided change in the price of merchandise, the
large retail house of 1. P. Sherwood. of Cleye-
land. is now retailing the entire stock of the
Hyde Park Cloakings, At S2&. thirty days ago
they brought S4.O. Sherwood IS retailing lO
pieces of Silver Fox aud River Side Chinchillas
at $500. goods that opened at 80. This house
is also retailing so pieces of the finest French
Chiuchilla Cloakings imported, at $3.50. goods
that have BROUGHT 500 and SlO.N; Sherwood
is making a special sale Of elegant Merinoes. at
Sl.00, and Empress Cloth at 75c. and Empress
Alpaccas at SOC. Parties who cannot visit
Cleveland should send for samples.
Dec. 4, 1861
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

No NOTICE viii be taken of commu
niesfions not accompanied BY arespon
sfble name. The name viii be consid-
cred confdentisl. but must in al cases
accompany letters as guaranty OF good
faith. No communications returned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

A CARD.-The undersigned merchants ofNeE
York city take pleasure in saying that the
'Underwriters Agency" is. in our opinion, pos
sassed OF ample means, prompt AID liberal in
the settlement Of all claims. II B. Clafin I Co.;
Lathrop, LudinEton 4 Co.; Kent g Co: War
rem. Mix& Coz Teft Griswold & KELLOGG, and
forty others. The resident Agents are
= 7. J. MILAN q SON, Warren. O.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
A Young Man.

3"0r any other man" can obtain a.lbargaiu in q
Certificate Of Life Membership in one of the
best Commercial Colleges in the United States
FELTON, 4 Bigslow's Business College. at CleTe-
land-at the CHoSIcLK 0FF!cE. Rare chance to
get q good commercial education. Call SOON
Nov. 20-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Town and County.
.IoeAL AND PERSONAL.

LOkhL NV IENI00ANRE
zalTEzEIl As~-
Court may continue four weeks.
To save money read the new adver,
tisenents.
Thanksgiving was generally observed
in Warren.
EWsnted-more rain, to I'll 1.-The rivers,
creeks Vellsand cisterns.
Not vsntsd-hitching places on the
west side Of the square. ~ is1 5saa
4onr reporter gives a fall and p~articu-
lGrFeport OF court matters. Il
jobs B. Cough lectures in Warren,
Thursday evening, December l9.
lClemsnfs brewery, on Liberty street.
was on fire on Monday. Damage slight
-Exlshsrif ]. G. Butler has opened
an iron commission house in Cleveland
g. IA ~
The icy sidewalks have caused young
America to turn out with skates and seds.
The little folks seem to Ike It
IA County Sabbath School Convention
will be held in Warren, Dec. I6.-See
local Hotiee 2
The Board Of County Commissioners
is iaZsesionlat the Auditors office They
will probably adjourn on Friday.
AThe holidays are coming, the shop
windows are getting gay and those who
believe in the gospel according 10 Santa
Clans, are getting anxious.
We have been requested to state that
new Ward has been added to this town,
but'being small, does not add sufficiently
to cur population to entitie US to g city
charter. Still more Wards are needed.
-Itsrainsd every encOuragingly on
Thursday md Fridsy.4froze and showed
Friday night Saturday, and night follow
ing. Sun and sleighs came out on Mons
day, neither of which added much to the
general comfort .ssideg sz5W
Sec prospectus Of the Ohio State Jou7a-
al in this weeks CHResIc1E The Jouru-
al being printed at the State capital, and
withal arscy, readable, radical newspaper,
we assure those who may send for It that
they viHfndzEw6Sthtwice its cost.
-MezrzzN etferfeldq& Pewshaye re-
moved their crockery store to the west
side Of Man street 70 the buiIding lately
occupied by TruesdeIl s. Townsend.
1esz1s. \. and P. have the room nicely
fitted up and their shelves are brilliant
with tea sstts, &c. &c, that delight house
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

Sec prOspectus6 . the ohioS State JOuru.
al in this weskt CHReSIeLE. The Journ-
al being printed at the State capital, and
withal arscy, readable, radical newspaper,
we assure those who may send for it that
they VIII twice its cost.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Teachers' E-xaminafions.

Examinations for the Teachers of TrumbulI
County. will be held as follows:
Greene. October Y; Pennington. October 10.
Newton Falls, October Is ; Warren, November
9 Warren, November 80; Warren, Dec. q.
examinations viii each day at ten
o'clock AN. Each applicant will provide him
self with slate and pencil, and the exact change
So cents. By order Of the Board.
Sept. Is. 1867. 1T. Se0S'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Closing Sale of Army BIan X
cts and Clothing, at Jeffer-
sOnYIlIe, Indiana.

The closing sale ofArmy Blankets and Cloth
Ing took place q Few days since. at Jefferson
Vile. Indians. and resulted in q complete
slaughter. The large Retail House Of |. P.
entire lot of 1850 Army Blankets and $500
Over Goats and $500 Rubber Blankets. They
have opened the entire lot of goods at retail
The Il yd's Blankets which cost the Govern
ment $3.50, they retail at $3.50 apiece. The
$40 Over Coat at $3.50. and the Rubber
Blankets at S1.T5. Sherwood is also retailing
the greatest bargains in fancy Cloakings ever
offered at retail He is retailing HYDE Park
Cioakings at S2.25. aud 80 pieces Of Silver 4 OK
and RiTersids clozkinss at $500. goods worth
$3.50. Dec. Alt,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
The New weed Sewing Ma
chine!

Received the highest prize at the Worlds Fair
Paris. It has no equal inothe world. Great in
ducements offered TO agents. An enterprising
man or woman can easily earn from $1,000 to
l.5e0 per year II their sale, without interfering
with their ordinary business pursuiS
Nov 20, 1867, Cleveland, o:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
The Great Local Problem
Solved!


The greatest problems is solved,
Most people have tpiselg resolved.
Nov holidays are just st hand ,
The best NeJc- Years 0If. they can make.
The one for mprality's sake,
Is a book. as / now understand;
The great book Of the age is we know,
The one that was written by SOtee,
OF this there's no longer q doubt
This BOOK is young people, delight
To read il frsf causes almost q fight
AHEantto know. trhdf It's about
This book is concerning the Bible.
The book that some say isa libel!
But that they'd have hard work to prove;
AHdificult points it makes clear.
Ills written, in a style. not severe.
lis a book tre aHdearly must lone
~. BUCKEYE
Any orders for the above work. will receive
immediate attention. Address TO the Agent OF
STOVES BIBLE HISTORY. Warren. Ohio.
P. S.-Agent for Trumbull and Mshoning
Counties. [Cct. 4. 1867.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

There will be county Sabbath School Con-
~vention. heIdiin Warren. at Webos Hail.. on
Monday. Dec. is. meetings viii be held at u
o'clock.a m at and p. m. Prof. T~uekermsn.
the State Agent, and Others will address tne
meetings. All the ministers and supsrintend-
ents Of the county are invited, and all the SAB;
bath Schools are earnestly requested to send
delegates. Signed,
Sabbath School Superintsndants of Warren.
Dar 4 lSfT-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Great Sale of Army blankets
ard Clothing.

The immense sale of Army Goods which Sher-
wood. of Cleveland. is making. shows that our
people appreciate these goods. They are retail
ment ESQ a pair. al $50, The best Govern
meat over coats which eostl Il. 40, at $50. and the
600 Rubber Blanket at LIS. Ut
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04
Central stock
Yards.
Butter and Chesse Markets.

CINCINNATI, Dec. Butter scarce
sales at so@40c, Cheese-steady at 144@
Hl5c.
New York, Dec.2-Butter quiet and
steady at 25@45e for State. Cheese
heavy sales at ll@l5e.