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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-08

For the Chronicle.
TrumbulI County Bible So
cIefy,


MR. EDTToR:-Your readers, being for
the most part Bible readers, I presume a
few remarks as to the doings Of the afore-
said organization will be Interesting Il
them. Fog the last few years it has been
in q quiescsnt state, not possessve life
enough 10 case even a ripple 6nAhe i'm.
moral surface Of its Surroundings.
On the 25th ult, st a county meeting. q
new organization was inaugurated; an
the efforts of the old board looking in the
direction of activity were approved, among
which, and the most importantof them
all, was the order taken for an effective
canvass of our own beautiful village and
the township as we'll. An energetic agent
hiss been employed TO visit the families
within said boundaries, to distribute bibles
and other good books, and see that every
family is supplied with the Word of Life.
This is an important work, worthy to be
eheered on by all christian appliances
within reach.
Friends Of Morality and of the Bible !
A word in this connection. When the
agent, Mr.. Kirkland, a gentleman Of
urbanity and kindly feelings calls upon
you, give him q cordial christian greeting.
Welcome him to your family and friends,
make his mission pleasant as possible, let
him feel that be has your sympathy in his
work and labor Of love. The Society
needs money to enable it to prosecute its
work of supplying the destitute within our
W borders, in 5 manner commensurate
with its ippOrtaneel Give the agent all
you can spare br this noble, glorious
work, a work upon which angels smile
and which God will bless.
WARREN has not been thus canyassed
for many years, so that the friends of the
bible may well afford q liberal response on
this occasion. So let it be done, and the
aggressive movements Of the society will
accord Herewith, # the friends furnish
the material aid iheSOciety Twill at once
move upon the enemies wopks, and eight
it out upon this lima, if it should take all
summer" whist al good men will ptay
for can uneondiiiplal surrender" Ii.
July I, 1868.
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OHERIFF'S SALE


~ The State Of Ohio. TrumbuII County.
By virtue Of an execution Issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas. of TRANQUIL County,
wherein Samuel Fansler is Plaintiff. and r. ].
Miller is Defendant: to me directed and deliver
ed. ! have levied upon and shall expose to pub
lie sale at the south door of the Court House.
in Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, August 3, A. D. Ises.
bstEeen the hours Of one and three O'Clock, D.
N. Of said dag. the following described tract Of
land. to-wit; Situate in Bristol Township.
Trumbull County, Ohio, and is known By part
Of lot No. %. and bounded and described as fol-
lows. to-Wit: South by the county road lead
ing to Pennington, west and north by lands Of
Sames Cummings. and east by the center Of the
TrumbuH and Ashtsbula Turnpike road. con-
tanning about is acres Of land. excepting and
reserDfn0 as homestead exemption. demanded
By Mrs. Caroline Miller. wife Of the said r. J..
Miller set OF to her and described By mstes
and bounds, as follows: Commencing at g
stake set on the north line Of said lot, thence
running east l6 rods 10 the center Of theTura-
pike road; thence south along the center Of
said Turnpike road TO the south line OF said
lot; thence west 70 q stake set in the Eouta line
Of said lot; thence north to the place Of begin
ming. The above described lot SET of as the
Homestead Of Caroline Miller. wife Of aid 3.
j. Miller. Appraised at $40, Terms Cash.
S. d, LAIRD, sherf.
Sherif's office. Warren. o.. July s. 1s6s-5t
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The WhIre Man,s Party

A New York despatch says; Among
the Tennessee delegates to the Demo
cratic Convention is one James G Will
lisms, who is regularly accredited and
cannot be refused admittance. New.
ertheless, the fact that he is as black as
charcoal exeites some doubts among
the enthusiastic Pendleton men from
the rural districts in the West as tc
whether this is or is not a white mans
DartvO
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Yours very Respectfully,
q. s. ROBINS.

d. ). ROBINS.
RAvENNA, O.. June q, 1868.
Il. s. Robins Esq, and Others, Corpora.
tors ofMs Youngstown and Ne,OtOa Falls
Railroad.
Gentlemen Agreeably to your re-
quest, 1 have made q survey of q Rail
Road Line from Youngstown to Raven
na, and found avery favorable route.
NOur line commenced on Market ST.,
in Youngstown, where the Lawrence R.
R. is to terminate, and runs on the south
side of the Cleveland and Mahoning
r. R. 10 the village ofGirsrd,a distance
of about a miles. This part of the
line was run. and will have 10 be built,
as close as possiblet to the c. & NJ. r. R.,
as the ground will not permit of diyerg-
ing much from the line of that road.
About 1000 feet west of Girard we
leave the line of the c. & II. R. R,
keeping mean the Mahoning river, and
find a very favorable line to the village
of Niles, g distanceof ~ miles, passing
through Ward & Co.'S Rolling Mill.
From Niles we run nearly directly west,
to a point in the south part of the vii
lage Of Newton Falls, q distance of1ls
miles. This portion of the line can be
very cheaply built. with the exception
of the crossing OF Mahoning slack wa
ter, about one mile west of Miles, and
the crossing of the east branch OF the
Mahoning atNewton Falls, which cross
ings will both require long bridges.
From Newton Falls the line Is q very
direct and cheap one TO Newport, on
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Canal, a
distance of Il miles, passing through
McClintocksburg and the center Of
Paris.
From Newport we follow the line of
the canal most of the way to q point
about 81 miles east of the east line of
the township of RsVenns, a distance of
81 miles. This will be the cheapest por-
ton of the road, as we can occupy the
towing path most of the way from the
last named point to the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh R. R. connection, q little
north of the Ohio aud Pennsylvania
Canal, and about 8 of a mile south of
the C&P depot, a distance of32 miles.
The division passes over rather rough
ground most of the way, and is the
most difficult and expensive portion of
the route. On the whole the line is a
very favorable one in all respects.
There are nc grades greater than 40
feet per mile, and need be no curves Of
less than 1900 feet radius; Plenty of
good stone for masonry is reasonably
convenient. Gravel is rather scarce on
the line except at Newport, where
there seems TO be plenty, of a tolera-
bly, good quality.
For q more detailed description ofthe
line, refer you to the map and profile
herewith accompanied.
The total estimated cost of prepar-
ing the line for the track, l have
placed at $50, 228 81, exclusive of rights
OF Way.SFor details, see profile. Cost of
superstructure including turnouts and
station houses, $780, 53 Co. Total cost
Of road, $685. S2 OF.
| think the estimates are liberal. /
have also added about $4,000 for con-
tingencies and engineering. This, 1
think, is ample, snd believe the road
cas be builtfor the estimate, for the
cash. o.
AIIof which Is respectfully submitted.
GEORGE h0BIGSQN, Engineer.
d " PEE
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ARRIAGE


Jun Both. By James Marvin. Mr.. HENRY L
BURNHAM. and Miss MARGORY B. BIR.
RELL. both Of Kinsman.
July LIST. by Rev. D. N. Stsver. at the resi-.
dence Of the brides mother. Rev. JOSEPH
MARVIN. Jr., and Miss ANN MARY VAN
G0RDER, all Of Warren, frunbuu Co.. o.
July 4th. at National House. Warren. By Rev
Geo. Pierce. Mr. HARRISON WATSON. and
Miss JANE PARKER, both Of Colebr eek.
July 9Th. At Gilmore House. Warren. By Rev,
Gao. Pierce. M. HIRAM LAUGHLIN, and
Miss VICTORIAN MILLER, both Of Mecca
July 9Th. at residence Of Mr.. M'Beriy. Warren,
By Rev. Geo Pierce. MI. FRANK DAVIS
and Miss LIZZIE V. SIM0NS.
In Brookfsld. July 8. 1865, At the residence Of
the brides father. Nh. Wm. johnson. By Ed.
Jas. Fowler. Mr.. LAUREN AMY. to Mi q
FLORA JOHNSON both Of Brookheld.
In Warren. July Sd. A. D., 1858, By Azor Abel,
Justice Of the Peace, Dir. PHILIP A. MOSES.
and Miss SARAH J. cR0WELL Of Orwell,
Ashta bula County.
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At Boston. last week, the celebrated
long winded gelding, John Stewart,
performed the greatest ten mile time
that ever has been done, at River Side
Park, having trotted ten miles in %
minutes q seconds. The best previous
time being % minutes 81 seconds. The
money pending was $500 against
$1,000 on time, the horse having to
beat the best ten miles ever made, and
he didit handsomely.
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ka-St Johns Episcopal Church,
Buffalo. was burned on the 4th inst
caused by the explosion of q fre-rOck.
ct. Loss, $4,000; insured for $50, 600.
1t is about time the rocket and fire
cracker nuisance was abated by law, in
towns and cities. 1t is a cheap kind Of
patriotism, while the losses by fires
originating from them have in several
instances been very large.
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SIC. 2. That the owners of the several lots
and lands abuttinR on said street. be and they
are hereby required 10 pay the several sums
levied and assessed upon said lots and lands. to
the Treasurer Of the Incorporated Village Of
Warren. o.. As folloWs One half on or before
the frat Qstl day OF August. lS6S. and one-half
on or before the first QsO day Of Oct, 1858, or be
subject to the interest and penalty allowed By
law.
SIC. s. That this ordinance take effect azd
be in force. from and after its publication.
Passed in Council this 2th day Of June. 1865.
In. DAWSON. Mayor.
l H.H. TOWNSEND, Recorder.
JulyS. lS6s-lt
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The J~udgeship.

HON. B. COnant of Portage cOun-
4v viii he candidate before the Re
oubIicsu ,JudeiAl Nominating COnVen-
ton for the n~ucniL:,ation for Judge in
this sub-distrIct. Thee are now three
candidates -Messrs. AIphOnsO Hart
and P. B. COnsnt, Of Portsgs, and f.
G. SerFis, of NahOning.
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lil This is to give motto that on the Both lay
Of June.A. d. 1855. a warrant in BankruDtcy
Of Braeeville, in the county Of Trumhull. and
State Of Ohio. who has been adjudged = bank
rupt On his own patition; that the payment Of
any debts and delivery Of any property belong
ing TO such bankrupt. TO him or for his use. and
the transfer Of any property by him Is forbid
den By law that a meeting Of the creditors of
said bankrupt prove their debts. and choose
one or more assignees Of his estate. will be held
at q Court Of Bankruptcy 10 be holden al War
rem, Trumbull County, Ohio, beforeL- O.. Jones.
ESQ. ReEister, on the 18th day Of August. A D.,
1865, At 10 O'Clock, a. N. SETH N. LAIRD.
Deputy U. S. Marshal as Messenger.
Julv & lg68-2t
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S6rThe Chicago Tribune says: Mon
ey is superabundAnt, bat bankers are
shy of anything to run beyond sixty
days, as by that time it is anticipated
that every dollar of this capital will
find legitimate employment in the
movement of the crops.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-08

Let our laws md institutions speak not Of
white men. nor of red men. not of black men,
not Of men Of any complexion; hut like the
laws Of God-the Ten Comnandmsnts and the
Lords PrAyer-let them speak of the people
Horace Maynard.
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Some sharp individual in Cincinnati
has been selling old potatoes for new.
The old stock Of potatoes left over was
manipulated by q chemical process
and the tough jackets of the neshan-
mock and peachblow were made to re
semble the tender skin of the early
potatoe- .
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Home Facts.

Domestic Manufactures Of Cassimerss Ar,
last becoming fne mutations Of ForeiEr
6oods both in respect to syle and completes
Res OF nnish. The prices which they command
at the present time, are far below those Of For.
Slgn make. Perhaps one cannot make bette
ses Of their time, than to l~eisurely inspect he
at1erent stocks offspring purchases nov load
1hers is one Store IN particular, which is vel
AlSd With new and beautiful styles Of ForeiEn
and, Domestic Cloths and Cassineres, large
S5oek OF Ciothinf. Al the new styles Of Hats,
Caps, Neat and desirable styles Of Furnishing
Seods. Prices low. See that you are well sup
phed With enough money TO buy what you need
Sndean upon REED & ADAMS. Main Street.
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New Advertisements.
IsT OF
IUnelAImed. rsmaininE in the Warren Post
OHna InaEdar Inlr Z 1853

the Warren Post Office.
Master Orlando Clark. (eare Of Col. Brown
FRANKFORT. Kentucky. T. W. Reznor, Green
willie, Mercer Co., Pa.
Those marked with a STAR are foreign.
Persons wishing 70 obtain the above, will
please call for advertised Letters.
Have your letters directed in care of
your box.
If not called for in 30 days will be- sent to dead
letter office.
Office hours. 7-So 1; M 70 80 Pm.
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tits Recommended that the Union v0ters meet
At their respective places Of holding elecn9ns
in their respective Townships on saturday
evening, August let 1865. st the hour OF O'Clock
pm, for the election either delegates.
IN STULL, CHQIChlNS,
SIN LAIRD VIM RIIELkLA
KDWARD SPBAR, Jr.0 WoLc0TT.
JOSIAH R0BBINS. Jr.
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bzS-From every section of this broad
land come cheering reports of a pros
pect Of an abundant harvest of cereals,
promising year unsurpassed in our
recent history for a plenteous yield in
field and orchard.
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An

70 Assess a Special Tar on Scott Street,
for the puzpose ofpayinS srpsnseS of iOi-
deniHg, ard Strengthening the
SEC. L. Be it ordained BY the Council Of the
Incorporated village Of Warren, o.. two-thirds
Of its members oncurring ther EN-. That for the
I purpose Of paying the Expense Of widening
and STRENGTHENING Scott Street, as provided By
ordinance heretofore passed in Council. the fol-
lowing gums be aud the came Is hereby levied
and assessed upon the lots and lands abutting
on both sides ofsaid Scott Street. to-Wits
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The steamer Benton arrived at Leay-
enworth fnNp. the Upper Missouri on
Monday, WI 3 cargo of buffalo robes,
5000 won skins, and 3 large number Of
deer, elk, antelope, beaver, mink and
other skins, valued at $4,000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-08

During a severe thunder storm at Pitts
burg, a young man named John Hsrtsell
SMILE rowing over the Mononghela river
in a skif, was struck by a towboat,
upset and drowned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-08

Grant and Colfax Portraits, pub.
lished by the National Art Association.
Solicitors and Collectors wanted. No
tice R. h. Currsn's advertisement.
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The retail merchants of Toronto,
Canada, have resolved not to take
American small silver, except at s dis
count of ten per cent. on large and
four per cent. on small pieces.
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The Townships in TrumbuH County are enti-
tied to the following number Of delegates. to-
Trumbun County Republican
Nominating Convention.

The Republican voters Of Trumbun county
are requested to meet by delegates in conYen-
tionaf Warren. On Wednesday, August 5th.lsoS,
in Webb's Hall.stll oaclOckAA ,toT the purpose
Of putting in nomination the following Can
didates.
One Auditor.
One Commissions.
One Infrmary Director.
The ratio Of representation viii be one
delerHte for every 50 votes east for Governor N
1851, and one for every fraction OFFS votes and
upwards. which will entitle the several stoHn-
shipsto he following number of delegates.
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The citizens of Canton have decided
by a large majority to erect water
works, and city bonds to the amount
of $4,000 will be issued to carry out
the project.
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NOTICE OF
In Tie undersigned has been appoint ted and
qualified as Executor on the estate Of Robert
Walker, late Of Trumbuli County, decd
BraceyilIs. July s. is6s-3IF
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-08

The Ohio Annual Conference of the
N. E. Church, will hold its next ses-
sion in London, on the 18th of Sep
tember.
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Two indictments for murder in the
first degree have been found, by a
special grand jurys against Coole, who
killed his two step-sonss q few days ago
near Cleveland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-08

B4A number of clerks in the Posi-
Office at Cleveland, were arrested on the
18th ult, charged with stealing letters
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Youngstown, Newton Falls,
and RaHenna r. r.

EDITOR CHRoSIcE.-HereWith | send
you q copy of the report of George
Robinson, Esq, which will give your
readers, fmany of whom are personally
interested in the survey, and the pub
lie generally, some idea of the cost and
prospects of the line of railroad to be
built from Youngstown to Newton Falls
and Ravenns.
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AT WARREN, TRUMBULL CO..
On thursday. Angus. slh. Isss,

IN Thursday. August 9Th, 1855
At IL O'Clock a. n, to nominate a candidate for
judge and transact any other business that
may properly come before the Convention.
The basis of representation in said Conven-
ton will be One Delegate for each One Humid
red and twenty-five votes cast for Governor
Hayes, in October, 1885,. giving the saiC Coun-
ties ofthe District the following number Of Dele-
gates each:
MshoninE 9; Portage Is; TrumbuIl Sc.
To be elected by the several Townships com
prising said Counties. each township 10 be en-
titled to oaeD Delegate. and the balance to be ap-
portionsd among the townships giving the lar
Esst fraction over said ratio.
1t is recommended that the Union Republic
can Voters ofeach township meet at the usual
place Of holding elections. on
Saturday. August lat 1865. at z O'Clock. P. NJ
For the purpose of choosing the number Of
Delegates to which each may be entitled.
J.. 7. cATLING,
G. VAN HYNING.
J. N. STULL-
Judicial COMMITTEES.
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The buffalo are very plenty this sea
son, and all kinds of furs and pelts are
better than eve before known.
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S6s-Mrs Victor has been sentenced
to be hanged st Cleveland, Thursday,
August Goth.
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NoTTAGE CoLoRs

OTor House Painting. Light and Dark Drab,
FaWn, Lilac and Stone Colors Of different shades
for sale At SMITHS DRUG STORE. .
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The Best Sewing Machine

rs ONE WHICH WITH ITS AC-
Il compartments, will do the greatest range Of
work with ease and rapidity. such is the
STAR S HUI Z,
which makes the Lock Stitch; Is perfectly sim
Ate IL II L ofered Al 4 Price within the reach Of
an. which Is from IS, so. $50. SIS aud 800
May be found IN Main Street, a. Mr.. Kings
new block. first room upstairs. Please call and
decide for yourself.
June "a, Is6S-6mo
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There were about eve hundred
teachers at the State Teachers ConVen-
ton, at Dayton, last week.
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BANKRUPTCY

I'D In the District Court Of the United States.
for the Northern District Of Ohio. In the matter
ofAlanson Taylor. Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy.
To WHOM IT MAY coEcERN: The undersigned.
residing at Warren, Trumbull County. Ohio.
hereby gives notice of his appointment as As
signee Of AlansOn Taylor. of Vienna, County Of
Trumbull. State of Ohio, WHIT has been adjudg-
ed a Bankrupt. upon his own petition by the
District Court of said District.
W.T.. SPEAR, Assignee.
Warren. o.. July 8. 1sSs-St.
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Republican judicial NOnlIHa'
ting Convention.

An Act of the Legislature Of the State Of Ohio
having provided for the election Of an ADDITION
al Judge in the Second Sub-diVlslon q ne
ties Of Nshoaing. Portage and Trumbuli. there
will be 4 Delegate Convention Of the Republi-
can Voters Of said Counties forming said sub
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July LIST inst. the thermometer stood
92' in the shade.
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rHERIFF's SALE

CHERlFFS SALE.
- The State Of Ohio. TrumbulI County.
Mary Ann Hyde. In Trunbu1 Common
". II. Beardslsy. By virtue Of an sxecu-
H. II. Beardsley. q etion Issued out Of the
Daniel Hartman. Of TrunbuH County. o.,
in the above named case. and to me directsd.and
delivered. l have levied upon and shall ex-
pose to public sale. at the south door of the
Court House in Warren. o.. on
Saturday. August 8, A. n. 1865,
between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, D. m, Of
said day, the following described tract Of land,
to wit: Situate IN Southington Township,
Trumbull County. Ohio. and known By the
east part Of Lot No. 10. and IS bounded as fol-
lows; beginning * q post in the east line Of the
tree marked 1887; thence running south So west
alonga mark ed line, being north line Of a tract
Of 30 acres. decided TO Matthias Gates;
40 chains and 8 links TO q post in the center Of
s,north and south center road thence north
"a west along the center OF said road 4 chains
and 9915 links to a post; thence running north
S9o east along 3 line Of trees 40 chains and 50
links TO a post in said Township line, and bears
north 26O Z. 20 links from . hickory tree mark
ed 20-4: thence south 3Ao east along the Town
ginning. containing 20 acres Of land, more or
less. See record Of deeds, 81, Page 255. Also
another lot Of land. situate in Champion Town
ship. in the County Of TrumbulL and State of
No. "a. west on lot No. %. and east on lot No. 20
north on lands in same lot decided to John Cad
we'll. containing 60 and 34-l0O, 100 $4,000 acres
Of land, being the same land deeded to (mel
Vim. Bastain, by Hugh Caldwell, 1855, be the
sans more OF less Terms CsSh; Appraised
HI. Hyde, Atty for Plrf.
Sherih7s Once, July 5. lS08-5t
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I'D In the District Court Of the United States
for the Northern District Of Ohio. In the mat
Ter Of Thomas Vernon. Bankrupt In Bank
ruptcy-
TO wRoN IT NAT coRScKRN; The uudeTsign-
cd, residing AZ Ware N. Trumbull County. Ohio,
hereby gives notice Of his appointment Is As
signee Of Thomos V ernon. Of Burgh Hill. Coun-
Jof Trumbull. State Of Ohio. who has beer
adjudged q Bankrupt upon his OWL petition By
the District Court Of SAID District
HM. 7. SPEAR, Assignee.
Warren. o.. Jaly s. ls6S-St
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FORCED STEEL FINGERS r& hkk Gapvi@ face and psA An adjustable Railing FDrnrRy
MalbeI Iron nddand outside shoe, with Steel False Shoes TbeJ 0nsa re- ali ip|s nsWW THmj
The Soaring ard hahingk GeHd: Thew wheels have ten Wrought Iron Spoke guporinS usin
places makmga sroger than the ordinary cast arm