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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-14
Candles, ~TaHow.--u
do Stearine.y
Cleveland Wholesale Markets.

MONDAY ENENr-SG, Oct L, lbS-
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady. We
report no change in prices, and continue pre-
viOuS quotations a. fOlOws Ctty-mnde XXX
white $500; Xxx amber Sl0-2JGl050; XIX red
s9.2G9,9: Xxx spring SS,75G9,O; X spring
S~7.T5aS.O8; country brands range at 5000
1000 for XX red and amber; sS.OOsS.0 for
Xxx spring.
WHEAT-Without decided change and
quiet. Sales l car No. l red winter from
store Mt 81 Isl; 3 cars No. o do at Sl,7U.
SMOKED MEATS-Market unchauged,and
demand moderate. sales 1000 lbs Plain Hams
at l9c; 1850 lbs Shoulders at lie; Dried Beef
DC.
BCTTER-There is n fair demand for choice
Western Reserve, and the market is steady
at 6G39c: good to prime Central &G.5c-
CHEESESCOntinues very quiet Il dsteady
at IA "a l6llc for dairy and factory, in a large
way: small lots selected ITGI71zc.
EGGS-In moderate demand at 2fG2jc.
OUS-Linseed steady st Sl,O7GL.OS for Raw,
81. l3dI, Is for Boiled. Lard quoted as follows:
Extra W. 5. 81 ,Sdl,5O; No. / Sl,40al.45
DRIED APPLES-Quiet at SGlOc for old
and new fruit.
GREEN APPLES-GOOd sound fruit in
fair shipping demand and firm at S3,J06f,0O
per Dbl.
POTATOES-In fair demand and steady at
75GSOc for mixed; S5a9Oc for PeachblOws and
N-eShannOcks. Sweet Potatoes s5.50G6,M per
Dbl for Jersey; S5Od5,OO for Ohio.
SEEDS-Dull. Timothy SSOOG3,lJ; Clover
nominal.
SALT-Fine firm at S2,5; coarse and
Ground Solar steady ut S2-3J92il-Le0der.
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THE HALF.DOLLAR TENNYsON.

The nine different editions of the
Laureate's poetry which Ticknor and
Fields have hitherto published seem
insufficient to meet all the requirements
of the reading public. Their Diamond
Edition, published two years ago,
was a miracle of cheap, and compact
bOok-making. 1t is quite Outdone,
however, in cheapness and compact
ness. by the HdJ-D Dollar Edition of
Tennyson's Complete Poems, just
published by TiclSnOrand Fields. This
edition is from new types, set in
double columns, is remarkable for
beauty, and no danger to the eyes
need Ice feared from reading il. IL is
neatly and durably bound i'm a hand
some green paper cover, with. an
excellent vignett head of Tennyson.
one can nov complain that Ten
nysOn is beyond his reach, when his
poems can he had in handsome
form for fifty cents.
These books Gamble procured of any
bookseller. or directly from Ticknor
X Fields, Boston.
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PedeStrianism.

As the accomplishments of great
feats in walking are almost daily no.
ticed by the Press, Our correspondent
"P.," of Milton, Mahoning County,
sends us the following:
Mr.. Jacob Winans, of Milton, Ma
honing county, was born in the year
1863, and married at the age of TWEEN
ty-one. His wife bore him seventeen
children, fourteen of whom are 10Y
living; the youngest having turned
fifty. He never accomplished one
hundred miles, but has frequently
walked his fifty-five miles a day, car
rying a pack. At the age of ninety
five years he walked from Waterford,
Erie Co., Pa, to his present home, in
two days. In July last, at the age of
ninety-nine years, he walked from
his daughters residence in Carrots
vile, to Milton, a distance of twenty
one miles, in less than six consecutive
hours, with only one rest, the Mercu-
" being:lt 96o. He has not tasted in
toxicating liquors for owe sixty years,
never paid a dollar to a doctor or a
lawyer, has voted at every Presiden-
tiaI election since the adoption of our
Constitution, and intends to east his
vote for Grant and Colfax.. Mr.. W.
has served his country in two wars.
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Bible Dictionary.

We have formerly noticed the "Dic-
tionary of the Bible" by Rev. VIM.
Smith, L. L. D., as published by the
National Publishing Company. Re
Gently we have received a copy of the
work and find it fully answering the
commentator which was given to it.
As a work of great research and litera-
ry labor, it is unsurpassed by anything
of the kind. Its mechanical execution
is also what it promised TO he. We
understand that Rev. Y. Bets, of
Vienna, has an agency for circulating
the work in the Eastern part of this
county. We can, with confidence,
commend his work TO the attention of
those who may have the opportunity
of obtaining the book, with the assur-
ance that it will be a valuable help to
all who wish to read the Bible under
standingly.
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The Bristol Mass Convention.
BRisroL. Oct. 9. 1858

BRISTOL, Oct. y, 1855.
/. EDITOR CHARACTERISTIC Mass
Meeting held yesterday passed off
pleasantly. Although the weather was
cold and otherwise disagreeable, yet
q very large crowd assembled to take
part in the Barbecue Mass Meeting.
Pennington comes in with the largest
delegation, having one hundred and
eleven teams. Mecca next in point of
numbers. The Pennington delega-
ton was followed by a squad of Klu
KluXers mounted on mules and jacks.
They were strangely uniformed and
each bearing a motto, as JEFF. Davis,
Breckenridge, Wade Hampton, For
rest. &c 4 more motley looking
set could not be found in the uni
verse. The Mecca delegation was
led by a six horse load Of young la
dies appropriately adorned, represent
ing the States; a squad of small boys
brought up the rear of the -delega-
ton, being tastely uniformed and
mounted, each bearing a flag. MesO-
potamia was well represented, having
their cornet hand to lead their delega-
ton, which enlivened the occasion by
their splendid campaign music.
t. VI. DClNNcf I-0tsf anu AOA IL ~.
Woodwork, of Youngstown, and
Judge Glidden, were the speakers for
the occasion. Mr.. s. was first intro
duced by Mr.. FOss, Esq, the chair
man. Mr.. Seryismadea telling speech,
giving the democrats some pretty hard
hits. Mr.. Woodwork followed and
was listened to with great interest;
he made a most eloquent speech;
JudgeG. then spoke about half an
hour. The Judge, while speaking of
the democrats, was told by some one
i'm the crOwdt to call them Copperheads
for he didn't like to hear them called
democrats. Mr.. G.. said he wished to
use no names for they were agOing to
take all the democrats with them at
this falls election. The Judge was
frequently cheered; at the close of his
speech he proposed three cheers for
Grant and COlfaX, which were given
to the echo. Jas. Brooks, chief a
shall, then presented a SO flag to Far
mington delegation, being the largest
delegation on the ground. Immense
numbers were fed at the tables. The
thanks of all are due to the citizens,
especially the ladies, who labOred 20
Increasingly in the preparations
Every N was well satisfied with the
success of the Barbecue Mass Meeting,
and satisfied that they will be more
successful at the Presidential election.
F
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Greenhaeks Men InreSted.-

Whatevermay be the pOliticaldecisi0n
about the value of ''Greenbacks,' a
doIlar-and-a-half Of them cannot he
better invested just now than in Sc
curing that most valuable and beauti-
fully illustrated journal, adapted to
the wants of every Man Woman, and
Child, in City, Village, or Country
the 1BlericdR acknowledgements
because il was originally started, %
years ago, specially as 4 rural journal.
IL is now three times its former size,
and is filed with highly useful, nOn
political information for all classes
for the Household, for the Garden, for
the Orchard, and for the Farm. The
hundreds of beautiful and instructive
Cnqrdrings are alone worth manly
times the cost, while its forty large
pages contain a world of carefully
prepared, practical instruction, imclu-
ding IN excellent Household Depart
ment, and a very useful a. well "a
pleasing Department for Children and
Youth. 1t is taken and read by at
least seventy-five thousand people in
Cities and Villages, and by a many
more Farmers, Gardeners, Fruit Grow
ers, etc. Probably nowhere else an
one get 81 much that is really valuable
for 50 little money. NOW is the time
to subscribe, for the publishers offer
the balance of this year free, to all
new subscribers nON received for 1863.
-Four copies are supplied from now
to the end of 1869, for $500. The
number for Oct. LIST, Just at hand, like
its predecessors, is n superb paper.
The publishers offer a large and val
liable Premium List to those securing
clubs of subscribers. Address
ORANGE JUDD & CO., 245 Broadway,
New York. Take our advice and try
the paper for a year-or II months
now for the usual cost of n year.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
PENNA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARDS
FRIDAY EVENING, Oc:.g 1885.

EklDAn EN ENlNtsf bNssHs 1910.
since our report of Wednesday last
the yards ave been full Of cattle, mostly Of
n very ordinary character, and the supply
being in excess OF the enlan prices have
declined Is to 30 cents 2 hundred, as to quail
ty. The Eastern demand was slow, on ac-
count Of over supplies in the Eastern mar
kets. Stock cattle sold at $ nRdf .; Ordina-
~ at $ O0d6 %, and the hest in the market
would not command s. & hundred; indeed
we have no sales whatever reported higher
than 81 2 hundred, although very choice
Chicago cattle might bring near s. q hun
dred. At the close of the markettO-day some
800 head remained unsold, most OF which
were driven out to be taken tn the Allegheny
City market on Monday next. or to await the
next sales in these yards. The entire sales
reported were LIS head.
SHEEP-The pens have been well filed
with sheep, but generally Of n medium grade,
there being very few choice mutton sheep on
sale. Prices offering for the latter class are
too low for holders. n on account Of the
surplus Of fair qualities buyers were not dis
posed to take hold Of the choice at the prices
asked. and in the medium
grades We're sold readily ana prices We're wen
sustained. y considerable number was LETT
over unSOld, and hut few shipped East. We
learn that MeSsrs- Aul q Myers have put on
pasture 2,&O head, and &. Pierce l,l0O head to
await an Improvement in the Eastern mar
ketS. The sales reported since Wednesday
noon last were OBS head.
HOGS-The market has been oVerStOcked
with hogs. the supply being far in excess OF
the demand, and in consequence prices with
i'm the past week have declined nearly 81 per
hundred. and since our report Of Wednesday
last at least % &c per hundred a To grade.
Very few We're taken for the Eastern mar
ketS, unless at low rates. aS they are reported
alSOOverStOcked. AfeW lOtSof choice smooth
hogs averaging S5fG2iO hS. were taken by
Eastern buyers. The hogs offering are Of a
better quality than any yet this season. Buy
erS anticipate a further decline in prices be-
fore there can he many sales effected, no
matter how good the quality-and Il is only
the better grades that are purchased on EaS-
tern account. At the close the pens were
still well filled with hogs. The sales reported
foot up a,&5 head.
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Now Ready! For 1863!

THE ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL OF
PHRENOLOGY AND PHYsIOGNOMY,
containing nearly fifty portraits of
distinguished characters-Civilized
and Savage; is published. The true
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How to Study Faces; aCOnventiOn of
the Faculties; Natures NOblemen F;
Eminent Clergymen Power of EX-
ample Choice of Pursuits, or, What
Can 1 do Best; Mirthfulness, Wit,
Humor, with illustrations; Heads of
Victor Cousin, Hepworth Dixon
Wilkie Collins, Rev. John Cummings,
author and prophet; Blind Tom; Ar
temus Ward; Mrs. Ritchie, Mr..
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others. Richer in matter and Illus
tration, than ever before, everybody
will want to read it. Only p cents.
S. R. WELLS, Publisher, $50 Broad
way, New York.
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Important to the Ladies'.

1t is important that every lady should
know where to obtain those indispensable
articles OF the toilet, q durable and elegant
fitting HO0p-Sebfand ObrSeL. Our HOop-SkiytS
are too widely nown and highly appreciated
TO need comment, But we wish 10 call the
attention Of the ladies to q new Paris COrset.
containing 80 bones, and made Of the finest
material, for which we have secured the eN-
elusive sale in this county. We nave already
sold largely Of them, and they are pronounc-
ed by all who a worn them, to be by far
the most charming and elegant Corset in The
market. We have reduced The price from 81.
to S3.2l. that il may be within the reach of
all These. with our celebrated everlasting
skirt. and Robbins English Needles, for sale
in Trumbull Co., only by
A L. ANDREWS & SONS.
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WHATANsWER! A STORY of To-Day

BY ANNA T.. DICKINSON. Sl.5O.
TicknOr 4 Fields, Boston.
Miss DickinsOn's reputation a one
of the most popular lecturers i'm the
country will draw public attention to
her novels which TicknOr and Fields
have just published. Those who have
listened TO her eloquent lectures will
turn to her book with eager interest.
"Nhat Answer" has a skilfully-
constructed plot, and deals with some
of the most important events of i
late war. The story is n that viii
deeply interest those who read simply
for entertainment; the characters,
incidents, and situations will attract
and charm nOvel-readers and no
thoughtful person a be uninterested
i'm the bold and earnest treatment
which some important political and
social questions receivein this volume.
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Excitement on Market Street.

Last week Mr.. Warren Packard,
received by express a cast iron hitch
ing post, representing a little cOlored
boy with a superabundance of the
''Visahle AdmiXture." Benjamin
Scott, a colored man who processes
the faith of the democratic party,
noticed it, and after equipping him
self with a huge sledge hammer,
threatened by oaths and imprecations
to demOlish the ''mOnacle," if it was
not Immediately removed. A clerk
of the house, not wishing that any
injury be done it or the law inflicted
on Scott i'm case he should carry out
his designs, judiciously removed the
'monacle" in doors. By this move
ment Scott thought he accomplished
a victory, and marched away full of
pride but fuller of whisky, muttering
to himself that it was an outrage on
his race but more particular on the
democratic party.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-14

Late inventions for which Patents
have been allowed through Burridge
& Co, OF Cleveland, o. L. & T. Ne
visOn, Carriage Wheel; Mason 4
Bill, Feather RenovatoT; H. w.
Libby, Elastic Forms, English Pat;
c. r. & ]. c. Taber, Harvester; H.
Stowe, Fruit Jars James NevisOn,
Corn Dropper; c. c. Lyman, Scales ;
John Madden, Wash Boiler; j. S.
Fountain, Hoe; Enos Page, Sheep
Table E. C. Brewster, Washing Ma
chine d. f. Hall, Joint Clamp; j.
Cooper, Envelopes; a. HoughtOn,
Fork; c. L. Lee, CultivatOr and
Planter, combined.
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COwardly Assault.

Last Friday night, as our Boys in
Blue returning from Youngstown,
were passing the railroad crossing at
Briar Hill, they were attacked
by a party of cowardly ruffians, who
took this opportunity, under cover of
the darkness, to pelt the Boys with
stones, cinders, &c, slightly wound
ing Lit. J. l.. Smith, who was only
saved from a more severe wound by
the thickness OF his cap. The misere-
ants who perpetrated this Outrage
would have had their haLds full had
they attempted a like attack on the
Youngstown Cavalry, on their return
from this place Saturday evening, as
the Cavalry were amply armed for
such an emergency.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-14

Pollard the rebel historian in his
political Pamphlet" has the follow
ing language: "Men of the South
should realize, in a profound historical
sense,t that the confederate Is as
much to-day n living, actual one, as
when the first battle of Manassas was
fought. i = = II is an uncORcluded,
living cause"
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Finished.

What a difference there j. betweeB a piece
OF work handsomely finished and one 60fched
OF any way, and perhaps in no one thing is
il more clearly demonstrated than in he
fine arts. Some viii imagine their work to
be the best in the country, and really can not
tell good job from a poor one, and much less
execute n good one. Others acknowledge their
work tObe clumsy. and claim, stamps being
their only incentive 10 action. While anoth-
or party are bound 10 crceI in whatever they
undertake. time or expense being no object.
To a Discerning public is respectfully submitted
which of the above parties Rice, No. 10 Mar
kct Street, Warren, o., belongs, and in the
meantime, please call and examine his speci-
mens-CaTd Photo three dollars per dOz at
the old stand. RICE-Artist.
semi Sa-ff
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Wet Feeti

Are considered one OF the most common
causes Of diSease,y as easily remedied as
any when we nov hOw@aBS there 49,
things TO be complied with to accomplish
this end-FIrst. is n good pair of substantial
Boots or Shoes. Second stake care Of them.
II. Rice. at the old stand. two doors South OF
n p. o., is making this kim of work, and
will tel people hOtC to take care of il. and If
they'd not do il, il will not he his fault. Far
merS and mechanics, as well as all others,
will ind this to he tie place to get suitably
ShOd for the coming season. Leave o or
derS early to avoid disappointment.
Repairing lone rs IL should be.
Warren DbiD Sent 20
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

BEEvEs-Receipts 6,lO head. Dull, heavy,
a trifie lower; on sale to-day $500; several
drOYes were left unsOld.
sales OF extra at Sl65: prime at SIS 5lGl6-
20: fair to good at Sl4gl5 %: ordinary at
SD GOALS: interiors at $40 OOGllOO.
SHEEP NDLAMBS-Receipts3 S.SShead.
sheep fairly active at and haNc lower
Lambs &c lower; offerings liberal. Sales Of
sheep at 41l@6kc lambs at 6l4dSc; closing
at 6I4a7l5c.
H6GS1Receipts 9,g7 head. Active but 1ze
lower. Sales at Sl46ghc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-14

Beauregard wrote to Martin, a
rebel General, August 5, 1862: eve
will vet have to come to proclaim this
war "A war to the knife when no
quarter will be asked or granted. L
believe it is the only thing which will
prevent recruiting at the NOrth.v
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-14

We are constantly reminded by the many
fiattering things we seeip print concerning
the Florence Sewing MiSnine. that il is real
ly the most wonderfully perfect and capable
all Of the sewing machines. That n single ma
chine should be capable Of making four dis
tinct stitches. Of hemming. tucking. telling,
plating, cording and a dozen other opera
lions, on every variety OF material would at
first seem miraculous, but the "FlOrsnce"
does it all.
Machines delivered in any part of the
county and warranted to give satisfaction.
J. L. BROCkWAH, O~ringeville. Ohio.
September aO-tf
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RHYME of Hats.

In New York where Se'r0Tt and the !Soro-
sax dwell,
Ben.
Where red headed Bridget Mcfarland, was
was sweeping "A yard,
From the Emerald Isle, MISREPRESENTATION
ed with lard,
More Sich verses and worse are To follow,
while day by day new EOOds are being re-
ccived. and sold AZ prices defying COMPETE
tion. by Mn. PUrfElf & CD.
oct. s-tf
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rAn..n0rt .rrirnl Of New Goods.

Cloths. Doeskins, Trieots, Casters,
Noscows. Suitings and Cassimeres IN
BEAUTIFUL shades and mixtures. over
Goats. Sack Coats, Short Frocks, Long
Dress Frocks, Pants and Vests. Boys
SHIFTS and Overcoats, Just received oy
W REED 4 ADAMS.
p. =. Bemis' Dickens Collars ana
diamond White Shirts at
$3.50 REED x ADAMS.
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Sewing Machines has some point in its
own especial favor, the Florence" gathers
up the superior features Of them all and
combines the whole in one machine, II has
all the recognized stitches, il has the most
perfect feed and all the Specialties upon
which the other machines base their claims
of superiority. Machines delivered my
where and warranted to give satisfaction.
]. F. BROCKWAY, Orangeville, O.
Oct. I4-tf
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The Mahoning Valley Agricultural Society
will hold its third annual Fair ut Newton
Falls. Ohio. ON Thursday and Friday, OctO-
Der 18th and 18th. lSBS.
Liberal arrangements have been made to
reward competition. and q general invitation
is extended throughout the county.
by order Of the Board. T. ]. REED, Sec.
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nm Thnse Thnt Mani tn Ran CheanI

II you want Pearl, Dress, Sacque or Cloak
Buttons, go to CLABK'S. Ifyou want Pearl
shirt Buttons from eight cents per dozen up,
go to CLARR'S. Forany kind OfPearl Sleeve
Buttons, go to CLABKS on Main Street
October l-2t.
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Local Notices.
Al Right Frnit lars!


Local No,ires Is cents per Line JrSt insertion,
10 cents pry line each SubSequeHt insertion.
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RITTER AND CHEESE MARKETS.

New York, Oct. I2-Butter duh. Sales at
1lG-Sc for Ohio, S7@47c for State.
CHEEsE-HeaVy. sales at l3al7e.
CINcISNATI, October Fin better supply
n the market dull at S3GSSc.
PITTSBURGH, October l2-BUTTER.-The
receipts nave improved and prices areOn the
decline. We quote choice roll at i0c and
common to good packed at a5GSSc per n.
CHEESE-Market steady with a fair de
mand. We quote Ohio Goshen at laGl91sc;
New York Goshen at 2Oa2Olze; Factory at
T6I73{c; Hamburg at I7Gl7Izc; Ohio SWEET
ger at DI4c; Limburg AT Ha919c, and West
ern Reserve at l5l4al61@c per n.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-14

Attention to the facts that we are not To be
eXcelled in Photographic productions of any
kind. Especially as 10 copying and finishing
in India Ink or Color. Forthe past three years
we have made this branch of the art a Speci-
atty, and could, if necessary. produce testi-
monials as to the merit OF our work from all
parts Of this (aud portions of adjoining couu-
ties,1 but prefeTrtng to let the work speak for
itself we forego hat course. Call before YOU
engage work elsewhere, and we will take
pleasure in showing our productions im this,
or any, department of the art.
We ave Card Negatives Of nearly all t24)
of the Preachers of Erie Conference, copies
from which we will sell at - cts. apiece.
BROOKS Il POTTER,
Oct. 1-tL. East side Main -.
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Local Notices.
Miss VI. f. Moore


LOedI Notices 10 cents per line. first Insertion; 10
cents per line each Subsequent insertion.
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% Per Cent

Reduction inthe price of Sponge Mattresses!
Hair, HuSk and SeagraSS Mattresses, very
law, at TRCESDELL q TOWNSENDS.
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Eugene Hair Restorative.

Four % ight window Sash-SXl0 glass; in
good order, will he sold cheap for cash. APP
ply at this Office.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MARKET.


OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE. D
WARRES, OHIO, Oct. Is. 1888. :
Gold, 40.
seven-Thirties, cd ad Sd series 100, with
interest.
GROCERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANS-White $3.50 10 $500 per bushel.
FLOURISH to SI0,00.
OATS-Oats 5JG60c.
CORN-Corn SI.OO.
FLAX SEEDIS2G.
DRIED APPLES-Sc.
BUTTER-Fresh ROIl S5c, cash or rad
CHEESE-FactoTy lie; Dairy I2al3c.
EGGS-lSc.
LARD-COuntry rendered, rSlSe.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-Sl ,lOGl,9.
TEAS-sl,0 To $50 per chest.
COFFEE-2aH per bag.
GIASS-Ses Hardware Report.
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
WAHEEN, OHIO. Oct. ID, 1855.