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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16


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II shs sSsssr II 1iexsnderT =. wiiIiyns. Ds,k.
gpG sl..sA yaA sasrss4s - - sNfSfr +
fe TIE esli1sfs " eoiA Ale4ooaee \. Villiana,
and a ethet pefSene inost03t64-0e6
Ten - heeeA nse1ei t11 apoeilSdA - besn
1lsd in said eonrt. By said Alexander 2. win.
ianA oftAs city Of Dsvssport, IN S6i1 dfstsiet,
daily deslased .. HaAkrspA undsr the 81
Of Congress, approved March I'd, 1857. On.
titlsd - A. - - estsblisA sniSOr1 sys.
ten Il Daakruptcy in ths Unitsd 0taAss, y
for lischafes and certificate thsreoI
ffs0 III Ais dsbto and othse clAios peo-
vsbie under said act. and that the 81 day Of
August, 4. d. 1855, at she hour cfslo e'efock
= n. Of said day. 10 asslgnsd for The hearing oi
The same before the said Court a Chambsrs, 4
Ottumva, Iowa vhen end whore you nay at-
tend and show cause il ssy Of you have. Why ths
psaysf cf S6id petition sheuld nSs be eraStsd
Ton ere herebv further netife1 that de third
meeting Of The creditors Of the said Dapkrupa
fer the purposes provided ia said - q Csn.
Gress. will be held on the l7th day Of August, a
d. 1858. At 10 o'clock A. H., before Hen
\. =. rrics. Esq:, Register in Bankruptcy
the city sf Davenport aforesaid. whsn end whs'r
you msy appear 1es the purposes provided Il
fA161s : Nsnsal. Ats'Is - 81 1lakn g.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16
DAVENPORT, IOWA. THURSDAY. JULY Is. 1863
THIRTEENTH YEAR. DA

men Of the delegations from Scott and Mus
cstin. counties 10 confer With each other
in regard 10 the time ana place Of hold
ioe The district eenvsntioss Tor ths pss'
- & nsoiaaAise . sasdjdeas fss Oscsi'
Judge, in aeserdanss With ths rsesat lsv,
Of which . proper announcsmsnt will b
-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

ID IT, eliy, THE Dosu1ne. IN. MAH1uA BAl
FIELD. vile Of l. n. YisA, enA nosAes of M
Henry Tnese. Mn. b. =. Dodge. ~ utD. 1att
1unssal to morrow morning at ; O'Clock, at Thu
olvary DsDsss CAarsh. tfisnas sf ~ <Anily q,
Invited to attend. - ....-.-.z........
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

DsArn ~ SuNsFaoga.-A man employ ID
% lasn next 10 Judgs Cocks o. The siv-
Or rssd bslsw town, esoplsinsd Of bdlns
unwsll day bsfess yesterday asd quit work.
On yesterday morning bic bsdy WAS found
in ditch By the side Of the read. His
name We we're unable - learn or whether
he had any friends Or relatives in this part
OF the country.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

Tss Usisa ssys thas tbs psspls Il nssk
Ialaal - tAsie vieltsss spsad ol2o,eoo .
ysae Sse heee.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16
BENNETT, JOHNSON = C0.
etc nBeoaAwsy, New Hoek.
Manufacturers efsAs Nsv fassat
STEAM COOKING lPPAB1TUub
AND
6MINOLE RACKET.

sh. c,sr.,~ Anoar,tus eooks vsesteslee -
-s.ss s~SSehSf vkkopt 1avosne eel ee1ss -
dOes away with Ill o0ssstvs sesss.
Fuel and Time. In .-~Ss~ee -
80 Ts,~. sr1hcre already IN - g. ev0yoeeY
DIess.d. bold ,ow. sevafsl sisss-es ealSsvs =
whole dinner be soehed on oEs ssosS a ,sss n
'....s In ~; H.. Is: In, a. n ntn.. ~.
II Tbe m siiiNuLB BnACKET sslssssary ssaS.ss
icr !. .c.essirr - s. Suilt II less tnS up0
scnf ma with efes eaiety, and taken
y ~i,nout havine single nai hole n Ne rooe.
Ser5 ~, iIIustrsocd circulnss % aeess..
| 0rdess promptly Oiled q whoSeeale ano resok. :.
1 Coantv and state RiGAts o. Sae ~ -
Ma ~ C0ants 3jGAte for 49, -
sol6 UR~ AuV
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

w hear Of several casss Of skiG steal
Ing. No less than ten cases have occurred
in Moline and Rock Island. and several on
Market the other day and hired one Of their
ski1s, the Key City."to 90 down the
rivsr--and forget 10 return. Some Of these
fellows sheuld b caught end IN example
made Of them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

: E777 DR. L61OT,
1hyulO1AAs 0urgeoa = AuUUoohour.
nsesse ~ nssa G}|Iees M e I1SA'sassas . ssssess,
1oeeaaf o1eeaooo poi1 - al1 1leeoDeo Oe ~ Okln
Advice to the poor lfee.
cines q he DnrRnaAsY, corner Eeefth sad Desdy
oSfeoee, DevenDoet. jol1n1 =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

DsLSQuBHS TAxss. - Mr.. Visls, our
County Treasurer, has appointed the fol
lowing deputies to call upon people for all
back taxes. He has already visited Blue
Grass and part Of Buffalo Townships. and
will make . canvass Of ths city - soon -
the weather will psrmit u psrAabslatins
streets:
Isaac Hess, Princstoo
B. Painter. Hickory snA Allsn's Groves.
Frank Snyder, LsClairs.
John Harriet, Liberty asd Clsona.
G. W. Baker, Buffalo.
Fred. Volmsr, Davsnpsrt and Pleasant
Valley.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

4,sxr RAJ, ESTATE OF THE LArH JUD0.
1isfnsirs heirs q now offered Sus sale, compsi-
ne vsin anls bulne.s si l.sdeses lcts r see sisy
peepes 80 lots In lfchee g, q ano ~ aHa ~.
- fS: 6S~1S. with unsurpassed river View. II
- - icfS neay the city nnits. For breo. teEue
SS-sSv" nOon A. .IlfC1Rif,
l. e ~ &AAA* IT, k1minlDlsatE18,
F48. .t~~gri o. JOuN 2. COFFIN,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

Hew cAu u 81 O5nanWlss e--Delieate,
sich and dslieiss6 in lbassanss. lastise asd
durable In quality, Wssdworth's " Flss
del Ssass." Ne new 0pasish Dssfuns. ~
fair 70 eutsival the nest netsd Fesnsh per.
fsmss In popularity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

: AoLms il again troubled with burglars.
Their last raid resulted 10 gsld watch cad
chain aud . sun Of money, from the hopss
ef Mrs. +. n. Kinesbury.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

m Aads u RoGk 1slah6. uAAtAs v q
up'a satiAeatien ~ Grant nd Uollh1, q
1al 'as1Sody y shssf 1t then. Asss ssa.
nsnesd y ssilsst mulss - bssy 1T thsn,
0snsisasn, aitss smoking, should ~
DusssePs ressh WISH 10 swuessn ths
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

k9sxOs
Leaving Tie matter ofnoninatisA - pro
essdsd 70 give . cisas and ssaesshsasisi
szposislsn Of shs hnaseiAl questions IN
volvsd in the ssming campaign. tossshsl
with . review u ~ cssr6s psrsusd BY u I
prvssnt Radical rulers, aod the esaditieu
int which they he'd hrsueht the affairs .
the govsrnnsnt- sndaDserinS the life Of Ii,
nation, overriding the sorstitusien. takihi
away the rights snd liberties Of The DssplS
destroying trsds ssd commssee, pssvestini
the revenue Of the government teths basss
Of partizsA usss. iSstsfiag . esss1y horde
Of Radical ltisyss, driving ~ setatsy u
70 financial ruia ed bsokruptsy. He 70
fsrrs1 tgeAe pesitisns Of tia -tgs parties
ssatrastisg shsa1A tivid, ~ kushfa
ight; aaa rs6sdssa = ~ tssisisa ~ Den-
ssraais passy ~ assms1 bseses ~ pse-
pIs, - Wat tAsy s1psctsd of 4 ia redeem
| ise thsir rights and prsstl.ing thsi
lissrsiss from the relentless grasR q
sssklsss lrolss nsdly :bsst - esa'
versicg what should b. the flees
gsvsruusnt on earth iste . csa
tralizsd despotisu. ThroushSut all Ai
rsmasks there was he eleesst and mes
careful attention sivso, and they ~srs q
tsesivsd With eeotiausd rousds of %
plauss, indicative cf the enthusiasm viii
which ths news Of his nemisstion weult
| b received throughout the district, ans
Tie hearty support hs win receive.
Duriag the evening gler;oss ratiaea
tasn wss hAa st Clinten ~ he psepls o
Lyons, Clinton and vicinity. Speeches
6enfires and cheers toe ths nsnisa1ion
were the order Of the ,evsnin {. They kav
ccmmeneed the campaign With great a
thusiasn. aud viii make ead havso h tb
de0csaliasd ranks o. ~ radieolo tofor
election. ~a7 -
Afseaesosats WSss ne1s ssf ~ ehaia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-16

w. Courses, vissih ef sas strsks.
died Il thS Ksdmsh House, Reek Island.
vsstsfdAv mobing, sad ~ buried. q been
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23
NOTICE.
COMMISSIOSER'S SALE or THE NEW LISBON
RAILWAY

NOTICE is hereby given, that pur-
Y suant TO a decree made by, and an order
OF sale issued out Of the Court OF Common
me directed as Special Master Commissioner
in the suit OF William Reynolds, trustee. and
John 2. keIlnard, against the New Lisbon
Railway Company, and the ono SSal ana ana
Mining Company, 10 make sale OF the New
Lisbon Railway, with all its franchises and
property, both real and personal, that shall
offer for sale at public auction al the door OF
the Court House in the Village OF Warren,
County OF Trumbull, and State Of Ohio. ON
the 18th day OF January. a. D., 1863, between
the hours Of 10 n m, and p. m, Of said day,
the said Railway, with the right Of way,
franchises. rights and privileges belonging 10
said Company, described in said order as FOL
lows:
Company, made and TO be made, between the
Cleveland and Mahoning Railway at Wealth
erSfield, Trumbull County, Ohio. TO point
near Ellzton, in Coiumbiana Co; ONO, IN,
cluding the right Of way and land occupied
and 70 be occupied thereby, together with
the superStTuetures and tracks thereon, or 10
be thereon, and all iron. rails, ties, and other
materials used thereon, and all bridges,
viaducts, culverts, fences, all grounds and
premises used for depOts. stations, shops, or
otherwise for the purposesof said Rail Road,
and the buildings thereon and all other APP
purtenances thereto, and also all the fran
chiSes, rights, and privileges Of said New
Lisbon Railway Company Of, in, TO and con-
cerning the same.
Also. at the same time and place, herein
before specified pursuant 10. and in obedi-
ence to an order of sale issued out of said
Court in the said proceeding. shall as Spe-
cial Master Commissioner offer for sale at
public auction all the personal property des-
cribed in the mortgage OF the said Railway
COMPANY. executed and delivered to William
REYNOLDS as a trustee described in said order
as 1alI the personal property described in
said mortgage including all the engines, cars.
tools, machinery, materials and all other
personal property now owned by said New
lisbon Railway Company" Real Estate and
Franchises appraised at SS00, 600.
Terms ofsale-Cash- l. c. JONES,
. Special Master Commissioner.
Dec, I6, Isss-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23
.sThat TarnaI StuR.y

To hear Cough tell the "drugger"
story is worth a quarter at any time.
The story is a capital one, but it takes
the man to tell il. This he does in
some such words as these:
a long, lean, gaunt Yankee entered
a drug store and asked:
''Be you the drugger2'
well, / s'pOse so; l sell drugs"
''Waal, hev you got any NV this ERE
scentin stuff as the gals put on their
handkerchiefs >"
30 yes"
''Wall, our Sars gwine to be marri-
ed, and she gin me nine pence and
told me to invest the hull amount in
scentin' stuff SOS to make her sweet,
if could find some to suit ifyOu've
a mind I'll just smell round"
The yankee smelled around without
being suited until the druggist got tir-
ed of him, and taking down a bottle
of hartshorn said:
"I've got q scentinstuff that viii
suit you. a single drop on your hand
kerchief will stay for weeks, and YOU
can't wash it out; but 10 get the
strength of it you must take a big
SMELL"
as that so, mister? Wal, just hold
on minute, till 1 get my breath,
and when say meow, you put il un-
der my smellers.n
The hartshOrn of course knocked
the Yankee down, as liquor has done
many q man. Do you suppose he got
up and smelt again, as the drunkard
does? Not he, but, rolling up his
sleeves and doubling up his fists he
said:
"YOu made me smell that tarnal,
everlastin stuff, mister, and now pll
make you smell fire and birthstone"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

The currency is not redundant as ]
have before undertaken to show, and
contraction should not come this side
of Reputation and only by act of re-
demption. The greenback nutes re-
deemed may be Cancelled and the coin
paid out for them will take their
places in the circulation and the cur
reney will become mixed, but the vol
ume will not be diminished. Bring
ing the greenback notes 10 par will in
chemical language set free all the gold
and silver in the land and pour them
into the volume of the currency, thus
initiating it. hut the initiation will he
legitimate. The national bank sys-
tenn may be free, limited and restrain
ed by the requirements of redeemimg
their notes in coin, then there will be
one currency for all the people and
one mans income will be equal to an
other, of like amount; then our bonds
having kept pace with the apprecia-
ton of the currency, will be at par
and their disasterOus flow TO Europe
will be checked; then the government
can sell four per cent bonds in the
market at par, and with the proceeds
pay Off the present bonds if the hold
reduce the aggregate interest ON the
debt more than forty millions per an
UNI. Then the business of the cOun-
try will be upon solid foundations
and its prosperity enduring. At the
end of two years reconstruction will
in all probability have taken place,
the blessings of peace will prevail
through the land, the prosperity of
the south in great part restored, and
cotton, though never more called
liking" will play its former position
in our foreign exchanges. After the
ocean has been swept by angry temp
ests that have engulfed gallant fleets
and strewn the shores with wrecks
and the bodies of dead, comes calm.
The mountain waves sink TO gentle
biIlows, the fierce gale lulls to a pros
porous breeze, the sun shines forth in
splendor, the surviving mariners with
joyful hearts spread again their sails,
resume their course and speed away
to their destined haven. So with our
country when peace, reconstruction
and resumption have come. 1t has
been swept and rent by the storms of
civil war. The land was strewn by
the dead and everywhere are visible
the vestiges of the conflict. But peace
has come and with it reconstruction.
The bright sun of prosperity shines
forth in a elOudless sky. Industry,
trade and commerce again flow in
their accustomed channels with aceel-
lerated currents. The tide of emigra-
ton, rising higher and higher, sweeps
across from the old world. The will
derness of the west yields up its gold
en- treasures and blossoms as the rose,
and our country moves on glOTiOusly
TO its great and final destiny.
At the conclusion of his speech, Mr..
Morton moved to refer his bill to the
finance committee, which was done.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23
The Benefits Of Advertising.

The shrewdest business men the
world over, have availed themselves
of the facilities offered by the press
for placing their business fullyand ex-
plicitly before the public. The result
has been, without exception, largely
to their advantage. Indeed q large
and successful business can hardly
be conducted now without frequent
communication with the public
through liberal advertisements. We
do not think any man will dispute
this proposition. The following state
ment by an old advertising agent, is
just in point:
To the Editor Of The Cincinnati Chronicle:
The necessity of a thorough but ju-
dieiOus system of advertisingwas new
so fOrcibly impressed upon my mind
as il has been within the past few
weeks, although l have studied
closely for eighteen years.
With my customers those that have
largely and have not cur
tailed the amount of their advertising
through this stringeney of our money
have, to my surprise, paid up
in full promptly as accounts became
due, but not so with those that have
eurtailed and advertised sparingly;
they find it difficult to settle small
$ A. PARvIN,
Pioneer Advertising Agent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

The SHEEP AND THE GOATs.-In
the Oldep time, when planters were
less thoughtful fOrthe spiritual than
for the eorporeal health of their slaves,
Colonel Ramsey saw his "bOy" Dan
(aged forty) going one morning, Bible
in hand, to church. Knowing that
Dan was not a person with strong lite
rary prOclivities, the Colonel said:
what are you doing with that BIZ
ble, Dan? You can't read il >"
mo, massa, can't 'Zactly read 'em,
but can spell 'em out little"
whats the use of spelling it out
You can't understand il, anyway
The Bible, for instance, says that "the
very hairs of our headare numbered. u
Now, you have no hair on your head
nothing but wool. What do you
say to that?"
"Yes, massa, 'spect dat's so; but
spell out little verse wich say dat on
de las day de sheep dey willgo on one
side, and de goats on de fodder. Now
de sheep has wool, but de goats dey
got ha'r, jus like white folks, and /
'spect dey amt gwine to be saved
dat's wot / 'spectI"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23


RATHER OBLIyIOUS.-At a revival
excitement in Connecticut, respect
able old lady was struck with eonvie--
ton, became a convert, and was pro-
posed for membership of the church.
There was meeting held for exam
inatiOn of the candidates of whom
there were several in attendance.
Well - said she, ''I don't know
what to say, as-I told my husband,
Mr.. Rogers, before / came here; but
| believe have experienced change,
as told Mr.. Rogers, my husband.
after came home from meeting,
when became convinced that / was
the most sinful creature in the world,
as 1 told my husband, Mr.. Rogers
and says he, 4 think so too Then [
told Mr.. Rogers, my husband, was
going to lead a different life, was going
TO trim my lamp, and have it burning
again the bridegroom come. Then
Mr.. Rogers, my husband, said he did
MT see what I wanted Of another, but
he didn't make no objection. Then 1
told Mr.. Rogers, my husband, that /
would join the church and prepare
myself for the place where the worm
dieth not and the fire is nOtsquenehed;
and my husband, AIr. Rogers, told me
I'd better"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23
TEAcHER,s EXAMINATIONS

HAHE Fali denominations will be held
as follows: Newton FGlIs. September
7Th; Warren, Sept. Sh; FayneC Iorlers Sept
9th: johnson, Sept. II; Bloomfield. Sept. i5rh;
Warren, Sept. 10Th; Warren, Oct. 3lsf: War
ren. Nov 2sth: Warren, Dec. 26th: Farming
ton, Immediately after the Teachers Institute
There will be no examinations in January
or EebEIaFT and tits hOBed-that all those
who have aEsY idea Of teaching will attend
the fall examinations, Applicants viii pro
vide themselves with slate Gnd pencils, also
with exact change t53fents) for the payment
Of the regular fee and postnge.
By order Of the Board
GEORGE p. HUNTER, Sec'y.
Warren, Aug. ., Is6s-lsv
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23
wnsTEaS RESERVE BAxK,

MAkkENt OIaIUf -AlIB. IVf Iooo. ]
NOTICE is hereby given, TO the
n holders Of the outstanding notes Of the
ate Western Reserve Bank, and TO all other
parties interested, that after the expiration
Of six months from this date, application
Treasurer Of State 10 surrender 20 said Bank,
the stocks deposited 70 secure the out-stand-
ing circulation Of said Rank, in pursuance OF
the fOrty-fifth tA5th) section Of an act entitled
IAN Act to iacorporat the State Bank OF
Ohio, and other Banking Companies, passed
Feb. q, lS45. H. B. PERKINS, Pres't.
n. y. TAYLER, Cashier.
AaKn 10 lSfS-6ra
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

Captain, me jewel, y said son Of
Erin, as ship was coming on the
coast in inelement weather." have We
an almanac on board?"
"No, | haven't"
"Then, be jabers, We shall have TO
take the weather a. il comes"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

\ French paper reports the diseov-
cry, in Swabia, in the archives OF an
ancient monastery, of a quantity of
theological dissertations, dating from
A. ID. 1890. Any one is at liberty TO
doubt both the discovery and the ma
ture of the discussions alleged to have
been found. 1t is said, however, that
among the grave questions which en-
gagged mOnkish talent at that day
were the following: "What was the
shape Of tire wings of the arch-angel
Gabriel? Did PLATE use soap when
he washed his hands How much
wine did they drink at the marriage
in Cana? Did David play allegro or
adagio before Saul? Are there any
angels with baritone voices? If &
priest, interrupted during a baptism.
at the moment when about to pro
nounce the name of the child, should
calculate sdpriSti, must the child bear
through life the name of Sapristi, ana
is his baptism valid? Is an ass bap-
tized by drinking OF holy water Sn
The paper which reports this extras
ordinary discovery adds that the man
uscriPts will be printed. aud viii f0rna
three octave volumes, af i've hund-Vsd
pages each. .y.l-,.r. -. s... -.
When taken In ba we'll Gh0k.t,-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

NOTICE-Is hereby given TO the
i creditors OF George Martin q Co, late
merchants at GFeensburRh, Trumbull Coun-
fy Ohio. that dividend will be edeclared and
paid by me on the I'd day of January, 1859,
upon all claims held and duly proved against
said company, in ratSble proportions, from
the proceeds OF the assets of said company
in my hands for distribution, under the or
der OF the Court, made in the case Of George
Martin VS. John @ Jaynes, now pending in
said Comfy. H j. BARNES,
nac 2 lSsS-ffs Receiver.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23
PANKRCRFCY.

HIN the District t;ozrt ofthe United states,
for the Northern District Of Ohio. In the
Bankruptcy. 60.
10 WHOM II NAY COSCERS: Tho under
signed. residing az Warren, TrumbulI Conn
~, Ohio, hereby gives notice OF his appaint-
Tnent a. Asstziies OF James IL, Kibbee, OF
Warren, County Of TrIImbuli, state Of Ohio,
who has been adjudged Bankrupiupon his
own petition by the District Court OF said
District w T. SPEAR, Assignee.
Warren, O., Dec. 9, Is6s-St
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

a lady went out with her little girl
and boy, purchased the latter a rub
Der balloon, which escaped him and
went up in the air. The girl, seeing
tears in his eyes said: Never mind
Teddy when you die and gotO heaven
you'll dit il"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23

a flock of birds flying over the
heads of two city merchants, one of
them exclaimed, "HOw happy the
creatures are! They have no accept
ances TO payr 'YOu are mistaken" ,"
replied the other, "they have their
bill to provide for as well as We"
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.HERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFFrS SALE.
- The State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
Ann NJ Meeker 4 In Trumbull Common
~ Pleas. By virtue of an
Andrew { MeekerJ order OF sale issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas of Trumbun
County Ohio, in the above named case, TO me
directed and delivered, L have levied on and
shall expose to Public sale at the South door
Of the Court House in Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, the s6th day OF December, A. D. 1s6s.
between the hours of one and three o'clock
p VI, of said day, the following described real
estate, to wit:
A house and lot in Newton Falls, in said
frumbull county, and is the same decided to
said Andrew c Meeker, by Isaac Lane. Ap-
praised at s. Terms, cash. -..-----
s MLAIRD, Sheriff.
sheriff Office, Warren. Ohio. Nov Sd, 1865.
Warren. November 25-5t