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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16

DIDN'T FOSTER No SUCH FEELIN'.- =
Deacon Shines was an austere man.
who followed Oystering, and was OF
the hard shell persuasion. The deacon
"allus made it pint" to tell his GUS
toners that the money which he got
for listers" did not belong to him.
''The good Father made the listers, u
said the deacon, ''and the money is
his'n; I'm only a staOart." They do
say the deacon had a way of getting
about ten cents more on a hundred
by his peculiar method of doing busi-
ness for somebody else. One Sunday
morning the old fellow was tearing
round from house to house with a sus-
piciOus bit of currency i'll his hand,
and more than a-suspiciOn of rage in
his face. Some one had given him q
bad fifty cents, and she wasn't goin'
TO meetin' till that are was fixed up"
"Why, deacon" said one of his Gus
toners whom he had tackled about it,
whats the odds? what need you
care? 'tis'nt yours, you know; you
are only a steward it isn't your loss. I"
The deacon shifted his shoulder,
walked to the door, unshipped his
quid, and said, "Yaas, that's 50; but
if you think that Pm agoin' to stand
by and see the Lord cheated out of
fifty cents you're mistaken. l don't
foster no such feelin'."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16
Sept 9. l85s-3t
T EGAL NOTICE.

Il ITO jesse Mathews. Thomas Mathews. Eliza
beth HOugh. and Hiram HOugh. who reside 10
Grant County, in the State of Wisconsin. heirs
of Nancy Matthews. dec d. You are hereby no.
titled. that Lyssnder Z. Perkins Admir- of the es-
tate of Nancy Ms tn hews. deed. on the 25:h day
of August. A. D., 1868. filed his petition in the
Probate Court. within and for the county OF
Trumbull and State of Ohio, all ging that the
peFsaIat estate of said deceased is insufficient TO
pay her debts and the charges Of adminisrer-
ing estate. that she died seized in fee simple Of
the following described real estate. il said
County. tO-WIt: In the Township OF kinsmsn.
in said County. and State, beginning at a pos;
ia the northwest corner of land owned by
John Miller. south one-half degree east. tW ea-
Jy-nine ch aims. IS links to a post: thence south
Sy1z degrees west chains and 70 links: thence
north y degree west % chains and As links; :;
thence adjoining lands of b. Z. Hobert S9I5 deg.
east chains and 70 links to the place OF begin
hing. containing 10 acres and lag rods. more or
less and that Jesse Mathews. Elizabeth Miller.
married TO John MillPr. Thonas MatheEs,
Elizabeth HOugh. married to Hiram Hough.
ar. her heirs at-laW. and hold the next estate
Of finheri' anee therein. The prayer of said PEE
ttiOn Is for the sale of said premises for the pay
ment Ofthe debts and charges as aforesaid.
Said petition will be Tor hearing on the 10th
day OF October. A. D.. 1868.
LYSANDER C. PERKINS.
Admir- of Nancy Mathews, dec d.
John NJ. StulI. Atty for Petitioner.
Sept. 9. lS56-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16
WHOLE NO. 27ll.

mot to me. When we shake hands
with such can't we put on gloves?
j We surrounded the church and no.
titled EN- that they eOodn't pass till
we wuZ thro, and / cOmmenst nv
lspeech and spoke it thrO. / insistid
that their interests lay with their
kind good masters-that they he'd bin
greeVOusly deserved in sposin there
wuz any antagOnism between the
races. Who, / askt, gave the eOlOred
man the rite to vote in Moo York Z?
The DimOkrisy. What Vice Presi-
dent he'd a nig-OF rather a cOlOred
woman for wife, wich wood hev bin
mistress NV the White House, he'd the
President bin Republican, and eOnse-
kently worth our while to assassinate
him? Richard NJ. johnson, a Dino
krat. Who hev bin
At this pint pert mulatto remarked
that he he'd a word to saw, and I gave
place to him. He wuZ himself a
conservative niger NV the most con-
ceTvative kind. He shOOd vote with
his white brothers cheerfully, but not
for the reasons wich the speaker
(meanin me- he'd given. He shOod do
it from higher, hOlier motive than
any advanced. He should do it from
motives of cOnsanguinity. He had
alluz been a humble nigger, beleevin
himself to be one NV an inferior race,
but since he he'd been free he he'd
been searchin his pedigree. He he'd
been agreeably surprised. He found
he he'd the best blood NV Virginny
eoursin thrO his veins. The COnfederit
candidate for COngris wuz his half
brother, hallelOOgy, and he was closely
related to twO-thirds NV all said candi-
dates supporters, bless de Lord, and
NV course he'd vote him, for de man
that wouldn't take care NV his own
blood Is wuss nor an infidel. He felt
grateful tot the conservative candidates.
family.
TrOO, he wuz half nigger, but he
prided himself on tOther half. He
felt all the pride NV race NV wieh ne
he'd heerd so much. His ancestors
ION his fathers side he'd bin probably
the comrades NV Washington, and he
wOodent degrade hisself by mixen
withmen NV no family from the North.
&Ie wuz poor, but his prejenitOrs Ton
his ladders side was gentlemen, bress
de Lord, and he stood on blood.
And the niggers, Dustin with latter,
ut the rage wich they saw depicted
onto the cOuntenances NV their white
trends, got up to leave. We tried to
stop 'em, so that L Good speek further,
but ez they he'd more revOlvers than
We he'd, and didn't appear disinelined
o yoOse EN-, we didn't attempt force.
The most NV these niggers he'd bin in
he servis, and yOO can't make men
lOeile who hev borne arms. 1 shell
,ontinyOO my work, however, never
nindin these temporary backsets.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, P. NJ,
witch is Postmaster
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16
TWO VALUABLE FARMS
FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFERS
two valuable farms for sale. upon reasona-
bic terms. We have one farm. of one hundred
and 80 acres (lS0) acres. which Is situated in
Vest Salem Township. Mercer Co.. Pa. about
three miles west of the town OF Greenville and
Is known rs the Blank farm. The land is of ex-
eellent quality and Is well adapted 10 farming
purposes or grazing; about one hundred aud
twenty-five acres are under high state of cul-
tivation. the balance is we'll timbered. There
is on the premises a good variety of fruit. never
failing streams of water. first class fences. dWei-
ling house and all out buildings generally found
en- frst-easF farms. There is also a good sugar
orchard on the premises and on the whole is
We also have another farm situated in Sugar
Grove Township. about two miles east of the
town OF 5reenville. containing enc hundred
and fifty l50) acres of land. Ooe hundred acres
are uoder good cultivation. the balance is very
heavy timoer land; there is upon the premises
two good dwelling hOnses. and all necessary
Ouf-buildnRs. never failing water. and large
orchard Of fine grated fruit. of the choicest
varieties. and any person who desires first
class farm. well aud pleasantly situf ted. with
all the surroundings which tend to make life
happy, will do we'll by calling upon the subscri-
bers at their store in Orangeville. Ohio. OF up
on 5. c. Shafer. or Il. A. Shaier. who reside on
either fsrm, and any in iormaJion as 10 terms OF
sale. will be promptly answered by mail or 9TH
erWise, by addressing as below.
SHAEER BROTHERS.
0rangeYiile Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16

Id In the District Court of the United States
tor the Northern District of ohio.
In the matter Of George II. Reid. Bankrupt
In Bankruptcy. At Cleveland. in the sand DIS
tTict, on the Sd day OF September. A. D., 1861.
Northern District Of Ohio -.
Take notice hat a petition has been fled in
said Court by George n. Reid. of Marren. il
the County Of Trumoull. in said District. duly
decl Jred Bankrupt under the Act Of COngT esl
of March ID. 1901. Tor discharge. and a eerti-
fcAte thereof. from all has debts and other
claims prOvable under said Act, and that the
10th day Of October, next. at 10 O'Clock. Il. IN
l. assigned for the hearing of the same when
and wnele you may attend and show cause, il
any you may have. why the prayer of the P, III
ton should not be granted.
You will also take nOIIce that the second and
third meetings Of Creditors. required by the 9th
and 18th sections Of said Act. will be held by
order of said Court on the l2th day of october,
A. D., 1905. at 10 O'cluck. a. IN. at warren, IN
said District. before l.. c. Jones, Esq.. one OF
the Registers OF said Court.
EARL BILL.
Clerk of the bis. Court.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
Senr q lS6g-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16
August 10. ls6s-st
T FGAL NOTICE.

L 4 Singleton King. Of Sturgis, in the COUNTY
OF ~. Joseph, and state of Michigan, l. notified
that his wifi. Matilda E King. did on the l4th
day Of August. A. D.. 1865. file her petiJion in
the Office OF the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas. within and for the County Of TTumbull
in the State Of Uhie, charging the said Single
ton King with adultery with one Emily Thistle
wood. with gross neglect of duty and with will
fUl abandonment of his wife without just cause.
The prayer OF said petition is for adivOTce from
the said Singleton KING, that she be allowed
reasonable slimony. that she may be restored TO
her former name. and be empowered TO transact
business as Jenie sOie. and that the real estate
of which she was the owner b efOre her mar
riage with the said Singleton King. and which
is described in said petition. may be disencum-
bered of all claim and right OF courtesy of the
said Singleton KING. and such further relief as
the nature of her case may require Said petit
tiOn wall be Tor hearing at the next term of said
Court, commencing Nov. 9. 1858.
MATILDA Z. KING,
By Woodwork 4 Leslie.
Aug. le. 1s6s:;6t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16
CHERIFF's SALE in Partition

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~ The State Of Ohio. Trumbull County. Iu
Irumbull Common Pleas.
By virtue OF order of Sale in Partition. is
Trumbull County Ohio, wherein Ann Eaton
a. Pl'If and Reese ueaton, ct al are Defend an Is
to me directed and delivered. L have levied on
and shall expose 10 public sale atthe south door
Of the Court House In Warren, o., on
Saturday September 10. a. ID. 1865.
betRe cen the hours Of one and three o'clock. D,
NJ. of said dsy- the following described .keai
Estate. tO-wit: SItuate in HoWland Township,
Irgmbul County. Ohio. knosn as parts Of lots
Nos A and IS. in said Township. bounded rs
follows: Beginning at a post standing in the
northeast corner of said lot No. IS; thence
sOnth ON the lot line ten chains TO a post; thence
east on the south line of land once decided TO
John W. Seely, thirty three chair thirty nine
(sY)iinks to a post: thence south on the west
line OF land once decided to Christian Haze /;
thirty-one chains ffty-liuks to the south line of
said Township; thence west on the township
line ify-seven chains fifty seven links 10 the
corner Of land once decided 10 H. Drake /;
thence north along the east line OF land decided
to said Drake. TO post IN the north line OF
lot No. 49, thence east on the lot line tsenty-
four chains twelve ll2l links to the place Of be-
hundred and i've and SS-lOJ acres. and in lot
iOrty-hve As! ninty seven and 99-lO 81 s9-lOyl
acres Of land Appraised at Sl2l99.20.
Terms Of Sals-Une- third in hand. One-third
in one ear. and the balance being third,
in two years. sil on interest, deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on premises sold.
>. NJ. LAIhD. sheriff
John N. Stull, Atty for Petitioner.
Shsrif's Once. Warren. o., Aug. lg. lS6S-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16

/ phe speaker concluded as follows
Consider well, / pray you, the histO-
ries, the platforms, and candidates of
these parties now asking your suf-
frages. Remember that by its fruit
the tree is known, and by his deeds the
man is judged. Apply TO these polit-
ical organizations those words of HO-
ly Writ. Test them by the high
standards of love of country and love
of man, and vote as they prompt and
approve. So voting, you shall do
something to heal the wounds of war,
rebuke and repress lawlessness and
violence, develop the material and
moral forces of the land, secure equal
ity of rights and privileges, and thus
lift the country to its pre-destined
rank among the nations.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16
DOOKSARESELLINGCHEAP
Dat PORTER'S BOOK STORE.

1lat PORTER'S BOOK STORE.
Liebeg's complete works In Chemistry. His
tory Ofthe Rebellion by Giddings. Wild Scene.
and Wild Hunters. History Of the War OF lSI2
Mary and her Friends. The South since the
War. istOry of the Electric Telegraph. Hedg-
es and Evergreens. Twelve Years Of n Soldiers
Lite in India. Rob Of the Bowl. Life of Capt
John Brown. The Methodist. in vols La
dies Guide TO 2 erfeet Beauty. Don Quixotte
ia yois. only S3.OJ. Only Woman's Heart
The Marble " Orker's Companion. Under two
Flags. The Correspondence of Won Humbolt
The American Poultry Yard. Freedom and
" ar. In the Tropics. Great Facts. On the
Lords Supper. queen NictoTia'S Journal
Behind the scenes. The Genius of Solitude
Frederic the Great and his Court. Good En- glish.
History of MOuthful OF Bread. Man. Where,
Whence and hither. A Romance of the Re-
public. Grant and his Campaign. Life Of Gen
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dOtes and Incidents OF the Rebellion. New
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Chamoer's Eney elopedia- Book Of Humorous
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Across the Continent. Wells Lawyer: and lots
of other books viii be sold cheap for a few eeks
before we 60 East.
August s. 1865.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16
An IriShman's View Of the Bond Ones


The Decatur (IllinOis) Gazette re-
ports the following conversation that
occurred between a prominent demo-
crat and an Irishman of that citv. re-
Gently. For convenience ii designates
the persons as Jack and Pat.
''Jack-HOw do you like the demo-
cratic platform
'Pat-I can't understand it; would
We be after explaining it to me-all
about the bond question?
'Jack-Oh yes, with pleasure. You
see the rich men own all the bonds,
and the poor men have to pay for the
bonds.
''Pat-The devil, We say; is that the
way?
"Jack-Yes; and now the demo-
cratic party propose to pay off the
bonds with greenbacks, and thus
everybody will be treated equally.
"Pat-Is that our platform?
! "Jack-NOt in so many wOrds-but
that is what it means and now, Pat,
j want you to do all you can for our
party-bring the boys out to all the
meetings, and
Pat-HOuld on, Jack; will yer
paying the bonds off in greenbacks
make the poor man as rich as the
bOndhOlder?
'Jack-NOt exactly; the bOndhold-
er viii have his greenbacks where we
can tax them.
'Pat-Then there will be all green
backs and money will be plenty, and
we'll git gould for our greenbacks, if
we elect Seymour?
''yack-NOt exactly; there is not
gold enough IN the country.
"Pat-Thin we are not to have gould
atall. How in the divil are YOU going
to pay off the greenbacks? ?
'Jack-A part of it will be paid Off
by taxation, the money we take from
the people for revenue and stamps.
&c, and as the greenbacks get worn
by constant handling we will print
new ones.
'Pat-I see; you propose to take
the debt now carried by the rich bond
hOlderand divide it among the people.
rich and poor alike, by forcing the
bondhOlder to spend his money for
property.
"Jack-Exactly. You are learning
fast, and you see
"Pat-HOuld On-an idee strikes
me. If the government debt is all in
greenbacks, and thin in circulation,
how many cords of 'em will it take to
buy cord of wood?
jack cannot exactly say what
they would be wOrth-that will regu-
late itself. But, by the by, Pat, could
you pay me that little note YOU owe
me? 1t was due yesterday, and i
need the money very much.
''Pat-Yes knew the note was due,
and I'll pay you according to the dim
platform.
'.Jack-What do you mean?
Pat name I'll give you a fresh
note for the one We have
'Jack-There's nothing about Civ
ng fresh notes to the democratic plat
Orm.
"Pat-His, We said we pay the bonds
'f in greenbacks, and both of them
ire promises to pay off the same gov
Yes give one promise to
pay for another one, and I'll give you
fresh promise to pay for the one you
nave now. The note you have now
ays ten per cent. interest the new
me viii say without interest, and no
ime set for its payment.
'Jack-But this is an individual
natter, and the other is a government
natter. You honestly owe me, and
promised to pay me yesterday. Your
'ropositiOn is to cheat me out of nay
money.
''Pat-An' it's chatin' We out of
our money, is it? An haven't I as
OOd n right to chate We as the govern
lent has to ehate the widders an or
hans whose money is all in govern
lent bonds? I'll pay We on the dim
lecratic platfOrm!n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16

III In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Trumbull County. ohio. made on the
I'd day of September. 1858. in The case OF Jane,
d. Bradley, guardian Of Ira A. Bennett, az aiusi
his Ward. the undersigned will. on The 81 day
OF October. lS5s. at 2 O'Clock. y. m. on the
premises. offer at public sale the follOwing deS-
cri6ea real estate. situate in Johnston. Trum-
bun County. ohio uo-EIt: Part of Lot 81 10
the ID Division of lots. and bounded north by
highway; east and south BY lot lines. and west
by lands OF Geo. J. Root, containing 50 acres OF
land. Also. 4 acre Of land IN the northwest
corner OF Lot No 90 in said ID Division OF lots.
bounced north By highway; east and south by
lands of James u. Bradley. and west by lot line.
Terms Of Sale-One-thIrd IN hand. One-third
10 one year. and the balance in two years; the
deferred payments to bear interest. and 10 be
secured by mortgage on the lands sold.
This land. being we'll supplied with fruit,
timber, aud wafer. fair builuings, and near the
center of the Township. is desirable place for
any one wishing TO own small farm.
J. d. BRADLEY, Guar.
Sent Q igSs-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16

Harper & Brothers use $40, 900 worth
OF paper a day in their immense
establishment.
Three American citizens have been
appointed harbor masters in Chinese
ports.
Gas has been introduced in the ears
of the New York & New Haven Rail
road.
There are now ninety-nine planeta-
~ bodies on the roll call of the solar
system.
The Republicans of the Second Dis
trict of Tennessee have nominated
Hon. Horace Maynard for reelection
to Congress.
y mass of rock weighingsixty-seven
tons was moved fifty feet by the late
Baltimore flood.
An Englishman openly accuses his
grandfather, one Isaac England, Of
inventing the '!melOdeOn."
Alex. Leiteh, the st. Louis druggist,
recently deceased, had his life insured
to the amount of 10000
The Albany Post says that the
American Express Company is about
to remove their offices from that city.
leaving the business in the hands OF
the Merchants Union.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16
A Valuable Farm for Sale,
THE FARM BELONGING TO

1AIS n hh NJ IL
to the late A. NJ. Parker. is offered for sale
Township of Draceville. and is Onl7 IL miles
from LeRTittsburg station ofthe 4. d g. w. r.
R. 1t consists OF ~ acres, of which over 100
are under good improvement, the balance being
we'll tin berei. There il upon the premises a
large and comOdious brick house. good barns,
EoOd-hOuse. wagon shed. corn crib. and OtheF
out buildings. Also = good well and eistern. an
alton. A good sugar camp. dc &c. The farm
is we'll Watered by river and xpriugs-
For further particulars. address the subseri-
Der at Newton Falls. Trumbull Co., OF enquire
of him at his residence, 3 miles from Leavifts-
burg, on tho road leading from Warren to New
ton Falls. S. A. AUSTIN.
Aug. 2S, ISeS-lm
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16
THE GREAT UNITED STATES
TEA WAREHOUSE
OF
T. Y. KELLEY & CO.,
Nos. 26, 2S. & 80 YeSey Street,

| NEW LOAH III ~
Are now supplying families throuEhout tns
country with Teas and COffees through the sys.
TEN Of clubs and their regularly appointed
/ agents. at 4 slight advance on cargo prices and
guaranteeing their teas to be pure and fresh
and also give entire satisfaction. OF they can be
returned and the money refunded.
| Remember that by our system the consumers
pay only one profit. instead of seven or eight
as be must DO when he purchases Of the ordi-
nary grocer. We defy competition We call spe-
cial attention lot only TO our STANDARD goods
| bur our fancy brands of 0OlOng and Young u, :
son teas--peculiar hayOrs--and teas sixty days
from Japan. Our Coffee department Is also
managed on the system of one profit only. and
/ all cur cofees are sold on their merits. We
| only ask trial All our Importation o our
teas and eOfees can be had Of our regular ap-
pointed agents All our goods are goods put up
BY ourselves in one 10. packages. at our ware
house 70 New York and retailed at H0iT,
STRATTOk a HAPG0OD'S Drug Store. No.
Main street, Warren. o.. at the small advance
| of 5 cents pound over our New York prices
| This brings the goods at the prices they can be
purchased for over o4r counters. with the
freight added.
LOOK AT OUR PRICE LIST.
Oolong. Black. 6Oc. fOc Soc sOc. and dbest s. 90
Mixed. Green and Black. 6Oe. zoe. soc. and sOc
best 81, 90 Z ID.
81. 10. and best % p ID.
Imperial. Green. sJe, Sl.0O, $l,25,
English Breakfast, Black, 7Uc. SOC. eoc. Sl.OO.
best s., 20 2 d.
japan, Soc, s.. co. 81 25 p ID.
GunpoEder. SOC. 81 .25, 81 80 2 n.
Sbantung Moyune Young Hyson. in original
Chinese packages ). 60 y pkg. .Kisnrsi 0olOBg in
M Z IN us nc e. Sl,oo PAs. pl.l
SIS 3 d. Nankin MOyune Young HysOn.
GreeL, 81 50 2 .
: UnccloIed japan Teas GO days from Japan)
put 10 ex pressly for Us in Y ok Ohama 81 20.
GRuuND CuFFEE--- Pure Rio. zoe. 2ic, SOC
? ID. Best old Gov ernment Java. f0c p ID. Royal
Club 20c 2 d. Mountain Plantation. 60e , b.
Bese0re Of inifaiioss aad bogus companies. All
our goods bear our trade marx On each bag.
No others are gcnzisne.
Asy q. lS6s-6ni.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-16
T FGAL NOTICE.

IL Teresa DEL. supposed to reside in the
State Of Mary land will take notice. tn at on the
the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull Co. o.
BY Ward Diehl. chargin ing that said Teresa, has
been guilty Of adultery. and pray ing for a de-
cree 0i divorce, and the custody Of minor chill
dren. said cause will he tor trial at the Move
Der term of said Court for 1865.
Said reresSI Diehl will also take notice that
depOsitiOns of non resident witnesses will be
taken by Ward Diehl. Plaintiff, to be used on
the trial Of the case. at the Posi- Office, in Cat
Onsvilie Baltimore County. Maryland. on the
18th DAY Of September, A D., 1878 between the
hours of eight o clock. a m, and four O'Clock.
y. IN and also al ) ulton, Baltimore County
Mary land. on the 18th day OF September 1865
between the hours of O'Clock. a. m and
O'Clock p. m at the residence of c. SHREDDER.
By JOHN NJ. STULL,
Attorney for Petitioner.