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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
AQUATIC.


Two of the ministerial gentlemen pres.
ent at the NJ. E. Conference in this place,
observing a small boat at the rivers edge,
near the iron bridge, on last Saturday
evening, conceived the brilliant idea of an
excursion on the placid waters of the Ma
honing. Owing to some defect in the
build of the boat, it Is easily capslzed,
especially if not manned by rather skill
full oarsmen. Our clerical friends have q
healthy aspect; each will range from Us
to 200 lbs. avoirdupoise, and by some
coincidence they threw their weights TO
one side of the boat, when quick as a fash
of lightning it turned keel upwards, and
the elergymen went downwards with equal
velocity, into water about five feet deep.
Not being theoretically immersionists,
they did not seem to like 1t practically,
but made q bee line for the shore. Not
w~Ithstanding a large number Of spectators
were gathered to the scene, who laughed
most immoderately at the little m!shap,
the parties themselves took it very good
nasuredIy and laughed quite as heartily as
any.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

DEAR CPRoNIcLE.-I noticed in your
daily issue of Saturday, 18th, the appoint
ments made for Sunday in the different
churches in Warren /; all the Pulpits be-
ing supplied with preachers from the NJ.
E. Conference, except the Disciple Church.
We're there no invit alton given to the NJ
E. Brethren to fill the pulpit? Or was
there an invitation given and refused
The fact that the Disciple pulpit was net
supplied was noticed and different reports
are in circulation as TO the cause. There
SCENE to beconsiderable interest manifest
ed to know the truth. There was evident
ly an oversight some where. UNION.
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TeefhI rsefhI Te.1hu

The undersigned having made arrangement
known az rubber WORK, of bis hands; is now
prepared to make it for the advantage of every
enc in Irumbull eounty wanting anything in
his line TO give him a call. He has made ar
rangements BY which be can get his stock at
thirty per cent lower than any person elsein the
county, he can therefore compete with the dem
fists in any city of Ohio. Having purchased at
a great expense a very fine appar Attus for ma
king laughing gas(nitrous oxid). He's prepared
to give il TO any one wishing 70 avoid the pain in
cident TO extracting teeth But it will only be
will only be givenin the forenoons Of Tuesdays
and Saturdays Of each week.
Warren, May 13Is6s.tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
what Thev PropOse DOing,

Without any guarantees, without any
checks or restrictions, without any in5em-
nifty for the pastor security for the future,
says the State Journal, Democracy proposes
to hand over One-third Of the Union, to
the unrestricted control Of the enemies of
the Union, to commit to such hands the
lives and the liberties Of four millions of
free men, without any of the pledges of
freedom being fulfilled, or any Of their
i~nalienable rights obtaining recognition.
The Democracy now propose to turn
back the tide of progress, to undo not only
all that has been done since the war closed,
but all tina. has been done since the war
began. In short, to place the negroes in
the power of their masters, and the South
ern loyaiists under the control Of Southern
traitoJs.
How is this to be accomplished Ger
tainly not according to law or the Con-
stitution. By no Possible contingency can
both branches of Congress pass into the
hands Of the Democracy. The Senate
must be over whelningIy Republican for
the next four years. The Democrats see
and acknowledge this. There is but n
0ay, says Gen. Frank Blair,-thsre is but
war, says the Ns0 York ROrG-shsre is
but n way, echoes Wade HamptOn-and
way IS for the Democratic Presi-
dent elect to declare thess reconstruction
acts null and void, compel the army to un-
do" the work already accomplished, IN
short, to rsYOlutiOnizs the South by an
other rebellion.
This plan wont do. The people have
had enough of war. Let Us avepeace, they
say. Above all we must have Obsdisace
% law. He who eOunseb resistance to
.aw, is himself an outlaw, and viii be
driven from society. This viii be Blair's
ATE.
MmH
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nean stnrr had oOoa.inn ona dau !

Dean Storr had occasion one day to
unite q rustic in the bands of mstri-
mony. The ceremony over, the
husband began to 'sink in resolution, y
and falling into g fit of repentance, he
said, Your rsVsyence has tied the
knot tightly, l fancy, but, under favor,
may I ask IL 50 be it you can unite it
again % "Why, no." replied the
Dean, I'VE never do that on this part
of the o-Onsecrsted ground" Where,
then ?" cried the man, eagerly. ''0n
that" pointing to the burial ground.
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The Best sewing MachInes
For Sale LOW.

Are the Howe and Florence, sold BY Mrs. &
S. Adzir. first door south Of the Austin House
Main Street, Warren, O.. Jan. l, 1858,
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RESERVE SEMINARY,

In Chicago, this season, there has
been exceedingly defiant inauguration
of Sabbath breaking. Several houses
are in process OF building all Sunday,
quite openly. The directors of the
Northwestern and Pacific railroad
started on an excursion oVer their line
in their palace cars, ignoring the Sab
bath and the scruples of ladies and
gentlemen among their guests. There
are now over ten thousand men at
work in that city every Sabbath.
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Let TO Rail.

Joseph R. Shefelton, who was TO have
been examined before Justice Harshman,
of Lordstown, LAST week, for the homicide
Of young Feaster, in Newton, we learn
waived q hearing, and by consent of
Messrs. Porter & Ensign, counsel for the
State, let 70 Bail in the sum of three hun
dred dollars for his appearance at the next
term & the Court Of Common Pleas in
this county.
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Broke LaH.

Gideon Strock, in jail on charge of burg
larry, and Charles Jacobs, charged with
horse stealing, escaped from the jail Of this
county, on Thursday night last, by dig
ging through the wall, on the second floor.
The hole remains open, but the prisoners
have not Arswled back. The old nui.
anc is now teDantless, the last bird b aV-
ing left for new scenes and exp Lofts
strock and Jacobs left a card for Jailor
Gilmer, expressing their regrets at having
10 leave him 50 unceremonlously, but
that a regard for their own lives and hap
piness, required that they should look out
for another hotel.
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Liner Duck Coats,

= C~S
Linen Duck Pants.
Linen Duck Vests,
Jast the thing for these days.
White Duck Suits.
Beys Linen Suits.
Linsn and Cotton Drawers.
Summer Hats for Boys and Men
Figured Linsn Vest Patterns.
Isle Thread and Merino Undershirt.
"a large Stock Of Cassizers.
do do do Cloths.
do do do Clothing
do do do Hats and Caps.
90 do do Furnishing Goods.
at REED & ADAMS.
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Mr.. William Chamberlain, of Vienna
purchased d few dayssince, of ]. N. Mil
likin, of Butler County, this State, a five
years old thorough bred bull, which is
acknowledged to be the best in the county,
by 81 who have seen him Weight 2l0O
lbs. Price S4O0. This bull took the first
premium at one of our late State Fairs
Trunbun county seems 70 be fast filing
up with thorough bred stock.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
dedication al MeadVnIe.

The magnificent NJ. E. OhL-ch edihee
a. Meadville, Pa, will be dedicated nthe
29th inst. Bishop KISssLEY is expected
ofisi4se. The sermon viii be given by
Rev. w. Al. PUSsEON, the acknowledged
prince Of sacred orators in this country
and in England. He will lecture in the
evening upon "Daniel in Babylon" The
general public and Methodists especially,
are cordially invited to come TO MeadvilIe
0 hear the nrst orator now living, at least
f those speaking the English language.
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Pennsylvania Central stock.
VnrnS

PITTSBURGH Thursday. July ISL S6S,
CATTLE-The market waswell supplied with
cattle. The demand was active and the sales
were the LARGEST We have reported since the 3lst
day Of October, 1867. Buyers were on hand
and took hold literally at an advance over last
weeks figures The entire sales we're l.43Ihead
The extreme range Of prices were S .25aI75 .
cwt. The principal portion Of the sales were for
the Eastern market The sales for the past
week were1.43l head at 4.25a7.75. Showing an
increasein sales for the week of733 head. Among
the sales were several lots Of Texas cattle.
SHEEP-The market was not so firm as on
the previous week. TIL sales. however, were
materially larger. As usual. the principal de-
mand was for the better descriptions. The ex-
IRENE were 8. I5al,62 Rewt-. by the head. Soms
lots of q very inferior description sold at very
low prices. The operations for the past week
we're S.&7 head at 2.75a4.62. Showing an in
crease in sales Of l.S94 head.
H0GS-There was an active demand and the
sales were large for the season. exceeding the
previous week 2lOS head. The principal sales
were for the Eastern market. The advance in
prices were Soc 9ewt. The operations for the
past week were 4.65 head at e.25al0.l5
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Experience against Inexpe-
rfence

Or Artistic skill In the ascepdency. Persons
accustomed to looking at q piece Of work Of any
kind with 9 view Of eriicising sharply, and in
detail all the merits and demeriu Of the case,
are certainly batter judges than those who take
but e sEE5dee vieV and it is to the former class Of
critics We respectfully submit the merits Of our
work, or in other words to those who can look
nature herself ~Seeuresl up to the real beauties
Of Grfistie SsoTkmGAship. Our patrons Gill do cell
10 remember that true drfistic skill. ccmbfues deli
odcv Of tporknanship nth Jait1alness Of protra-
tasa. Galley. No, IS Market St, Warren, 0
July 22-tf RICE-Artistio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Ms ELS, ADAlR'S
SometI,Iag New.

Doctor Spelman desires to inform hitpatrons
nd fr;sn5s IN TrnmbuU cou0tv fhafrb. -
purchased ofthe patentee, Doctor G.. VI. Dunn.
the exclusive right to make his porcelain teeth
in this county. AS now improved it las very
many advantages over any style Of work now
can now be repaired as easy as any older style
of work. Unlike the rubber now in use, il Is a
conductor Of heat, therefore the mouth will
keep cool and healthy. Dentists are paying
right. Teeth on rubber, and all other kinds Of
dentur Is, except the kind already alluded to
will be made BY John A. Young. who has been
q student with me for nearly two years. and
College be l. well prepared to do the work in
the best possible manner. Seehis card.
B. T. SPELMAN.
Warren. May 13, ISss.-tf
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Butter and Cheese Markets.
atl2al5Le.
.CIScHxATI. Jzly 9-QuOtatiOns remain ans
changed.
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M. E. C. Appointments.
DISTRICT
JAMES GRErR. 2. E.

JAMES GREER, r. L.
Cleveland, Ist Church, c. E. FELTON,
Erie St., D. c. Osborn; City Mission, A.
VanCamp; Scoville Avenue, G. n. Grant,
n. Hill; East Cleveland, Cyrus Prindle (;
Euclid, J. B. Hammond; Mayfeld, E. G.
Latimer; Willoughby, p. P Pinney
Mentor, Hiram Kinsley: P~aInesville, B.
EXCEL; Madison and Perry, J..
Robinson, D Smith; A. c. Tibbitts, sup;
Geneva, John Tribby; Saybrook,
John Balm; Chagrin Falls, G. J
Bliss cambridge, Allen FOuts; Troy,
Il. Kellogg; Thompson, j. Flower, D.
Rowland ; Grand River, R. Gray; Mont
vile, a. Burgess: Huntsburgh and Clari-
don, S. B. TORY; Chardon, G. 7. Kings
bury; Kirkland and Chester, G. r. Chap
man; Mantua, J. f. Brown; Agent Bible
Society, ]. D. Norton; Wlloughby Col
lege Institute, j. B. Robinson Bible
Agent, A. Norton. E
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
Moving Trial.

EDITOR CHRoNIcLE.-At a moving tri-
alheld on the fair ground at Brook6eld,
Ohio, July 9th, 1865. the following ma
chimes were on exhibition. Quaker,
Rniffen, World, Ktns, Climax, Excel
sior, Buckeye and Clipper. All did
good work, but in view of the many
good qualities, among which are sim
plieity of structure, durability, easy
management and lightness Of draft,w
awarded the premium to the Excelsior.
WYATT Mckay,
BENJAMIN McMULLIN,
BENJAMIN BENTLEY,
Committee.
A. WALDORF, President.
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FREDONIA DISTRICT.
j. E CHAPLIN. P. E.

Fredonia, D S Steadman Dunkirk,
] n Bray, Jr.; Mayvilie, N G
Luke Portland, E B Cummings; De-
lauti, CE Woodworth /; Sinclairville, A
j Lindsey 4; Ellington, H II Moore :
Leon, L E Beardsley Cattaraugus, W
H Wilson; Perrysburgh, ] W Davis ;
West Dayton, q w Shadduck Ham
let and Cherry Greek. j Marsh, W F
Warren Forestville, G w Clark Sher-
idan, w W Warner; L Valley and
Salamanca, ] Akers; Silver Creek, G
W Gray; Westfeld, C 4 Pattee =
Quincy, A Hall; Sherman; L W Day;
Clymer, P Boroughs; Agent Freed
mems Aid Society, A D Morton.
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In jail.

a young man named Charles Jacobs,
said to be the son of a wealthy hardware
dealer of Cincinnati, was lodged in the
jail Of this county, on last Tuesday even
ing, on a charge of hiring a horse and
buggy of q party in Kinsmsn, for a speei-
fed period, to drive to Sharon, Pa, where
he endeaTorsd to sell the property, at
much below its value. He was committed
in default Of bail.
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~ See right hapa corner Of this PAGE.
You Can Find
The Celebrated Heroine Fruit Jar. at
July Lift PEW 4 BROS.
Book Binding.

By now looking up your PETERSON g Magazines.
Sodey's Lady's Books, Ladi es' Repositories,
Medical md Religious Journals; your old
Family Bibles. Pocket Bibles, Hymn Books,
&c, you can have them bound in any style. at
the very lowest prices. Mr.. r. A. BALDWIN
who is our Agent at Warren o., will receive
them at the store of J. B. Dunlap on Market St,
or at bis residence North Side Public Square,
and charge nothing extra for sending and re-
turning them.
Nome is authorized to solicit for US uni ess
furnished with a certificate from US.
July !. IS6s-tf.
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To see some nice Oranges and Lemons Pine
APPLES. Canned Fruits. Jellies. and eyeryvarie-
" Of dried fruits. call and examine the sock Of
JER0ME 7. CAMPBELL. on Main St.
May l5-tf -r
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Room! Room! Room!

In order to make room for the biz stock that
from SWITZERLAND, DIRECT, be offers
great to buyers for the next thirty
days. The WATCHES, CLOCKS. Jsloelry, Spec
tacles, &C, must be cleared of the Shelves
Come and buy At your own fRures- Doubtful
buyers come and be convinced that KING is
selling goods in his line st amazing low prices,
At the sign Of the watch. Main Street.
July 22-2t
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A Custom boots Shoe sb

Where all elssse s can go and nave their Boots
and Shoes repaired in good style, and new ones
made to order. is an institution few people
would like to do without. Then too, the MI
dngHess and p~ronptL.de on the part Of patrons
to pay for all such 10 BIS. that even the shoe
maker himself smile to see Jastiee done. II.
RICE. keeps Just such an institution as the
above, two doors south OF ?. o., Warren, o.
60 to him for your best Werk.
July S-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22
From the Chicago Tribune.
Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICIGo. July II. S5S
BEEF CATTLE-The large supply on sale
over 5000 head-togeth er with the not very en-
couraging tenor of Eastern adTiee.- operated
adversely to the interests of sellers. and We
have TO report a quiet market. with prices IA
vorihg buyers decidedly. Eastern operators
were shy and cautious. while local buyers res
tricted their purchases to small lots Ia meet sc-
tual necessities. as the intensely warm weather
Of the past few days has checked very materi-
ally the consumption Of fresh meats. Several
feeders were in attendance. but they we're hold
ing Of for lower prices. and but a few small lots
we're taken in their interest Altogether some
l.S50 head charged hands. These were divided
up between the different classes of buyers. at
prices ranging at S3.T594.2 for common mixed
lots, including poor bony Cows. thin rough
Steers. coarse Oxen stays. Bulls. light Heifers
ndTexas Cattle IS 096,0 for common to good
butcheTs' Cattle and common to prime stock
steers, and 81. 25a7,75 for common to choice
smooth shipping Beeyes. Among the arrivals
were some 400 head Of Texas" Cattle. Though
this number embraced some very fair speei-
men of Texas stock. the major portion was COM
posed Of genuine "scaliawags." which were alb
solutely unsalssie. except at prices Fuiuous to
owners. The marketcloses weak at the follow.
ing uuotatiOns. .
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Strokes.

Mrs. R. N. RrOwn, Of this place, who
was in the Park, on Sunday last, during
the religious exercises held there, was
seriously pros rated ny sun7stroke, but BY
the prompt application Of restorstiVes
she in a short time was sble to be convey
ed home. .f-
Several cases are reported as having
occurred within the past week in Gustsvus
and Niles.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

10 see Oureelhees Is llueIs &c rs
50 sang poor Burns. but this power has now
been conferred to mOrtals. and clearly lemon
strated in a Photographs way at the At GAL
lery ofBR0OKS d POTTER for they transfer
to paper the human face divine in a wU most
acceptable to their customers. (being sOtrue to
Efe) give them a call and be convinced. Rooms
East side Main Street. June II. B6S.-tf
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RAVENNA DISTRICT.
J. GRAHAM, p. E.

Rsvenna. R. NJ Warren; Akron. W.
F. Day; Talmadge, B. F. Wade; Mid
dlebury, n. Williams; Cuyahoga Falls,
j. r. Lyon Kent @. C. hunt; Hudson,
II. P. Henderson; Twinsburgh, B. j. Ken
nedy; Bedford, A. NJ. Brown; Warrens-
vile, T. Rsdcliff; Newburgh, G. w. Ches-
brough; Chsrlestown, v Lake; Wind
ham, DIN. Stesrns; RoOtstOwn, r 5.
BOrland; Broceville, E. D. McUreary /;
Edinburgh, H. n. Chamberlain Deer
field, j. Mclean; Garfield, Geo. Elliott;
jackson, 10 be supplied.
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Strange change.

On account Of the reduction Of pices in Swift
zerland, King on Main Street. il NV prepared
to furnish sWiss Watches. for a less price than
before the war. There has also bten another
decline in American Watches. PesOns wish
ing TO buy a good watch will find tito their ad-
vantage TO 81 st Kings Watch Head Quarters,
Junen. 1S66-tf
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Go 10 Pew & Bros.
To get your Fruit Jars.
July l, lS68-tf
When the Roman Emperor
Gafds

"Ihaye lost a day. he ut tersd a sadder truth
5nan II he bad exclaimed. Il have lost a king
ling babe utter a truth no les sad. when she ex-
claimed Il have lost ny child, lost! lost I
all ~islost!l Had that mother been as thoughtful
as they generally are. ESPECIALLY in Warren)
she could have found something more consol-
ing IN her hour of bereavement. SOmsthinE in
the fern Of afqith5Et keaess. such as are made
az No. Is. Market ST.. Warren, o. The rate
that people have been rushing to the New Eng
land Gallery within the last few days for their
babes pictures. is conclusive evidence that
they know where the best pictures are taken.
July SIT R~lCE-Artist.
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No NOTICE viii be taken of commu-
~nicatlons not accompanied by 8 respon-
sible name. The name will be consid-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letter. ~ guaranty of good
faith. No communications returned.
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TO Ponder

Pa. Clark sails for Europe about the hrst Of
August. to purchase the first stock Of Notions
ever imported into Warren from the old coun-
try. direct consequently he will sell Foods at
qnparallsd low prices for the next few weeks,
in order TO makeroom for the new importation.
Sign of the Eagle. Main Sc. duly pa,
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be held at Brownsyille. Pa, July 10Th. to Goth,
under leadership Of Mr.. jas. Nc. Granahan. Of
Lindenvills. o. Those desiring Mr.. McGrana-
hans services IN this capacity. address as earh
quite lensthy-yet never so full bat there
room for one more,'
July D. 1T
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q CLARION DISTRICT.

Clarion, S s StuDtz; BrookVille, j
II Sterritt C~urlsTille, Samuel Coon /;
Rim~ersburg, VIM Hays; Callensburg
and Freedom, ] E johnson ; ShipPens-
Vile, A P Cotton and E G. McElhatten;
Rockland, B B Boyd; Washington,
W A Bower ; Claringtor, to be sup
piled /; Tiopests, A J Merchant Troy,
to be supplied ; Corsica, Frederick
Fair Pdnxsetawney, David Latshaw !;
Perrysville, A Bashline Warsaw, to
be supplied LutheTsburgh and
Paradise, 7 J Baker; Brockwayville,
G F Reeser ; ~Putneyville, ON Sackett;
Venango City r F Keller President
Carrier Seminary, to be supplied Ag't
Carrier Seminary, E R Knapp Agent
Pa. Bible Society. E Hull.
JAMESTOWN DISTRICT.
JOSEPH LESLIE, P. E.
jamestown, E A johnson ; AshVille,
A r kellogg; Sugar Grove, LG Mer
rrIl; Pine Grove and Pennington, G
W Reeves 1; Trewsburgh. R Pratt +; Ken
qua, A A Horton; Sheffield, 5 Hollen ;
Panama, w N Bear; Columbus, A S
Goodrich /; Cory, ] CSco6eld, NJ Cole
Coleman, supply Youngsville, j c
Sullivan Warren, R w Scott /; Pleas
~antvilIe, E A Squier; Tidioute ] K
Shaffer; Deerfeld, j K Shaffer :
Petroleum Center. c NJ Heard {; Pit
hole and Tarr Farm, r W Hawkins;
Riceville. A II Bowers; Titusville, w
P BigueIl; Garland, Edwin Chase ;
Ellery, S S Burton /; Ridgeway, F Yer
non /; Randolph, N Stubs +; East Ran
dolph, J F Stocker jamestown and
Grove, Swedish Mission, B A
Principal Chamberlain Insti-
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Burglary.

The grocery of Freer & Smith, on Mar
ket street, was burglarOusly entered, on
last Saturday night, and n and three
fourths chests oftea, and fifteen hundred
cigars stolen. The BURGERS entered by
breaking through a panel of the back door.
Loss about $4,000
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-22

Lard OIL!
No. / and ?, at
July 15.-f
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Not words bat deeds (sinOe talk is cheap
Our skilful products plainly speak.
Has been our motto and our pride,
Nor do we seek for aught beside.

So sing BROOBS & POTTER, Ito tune Of
Aud Lang Syne'O who are determined not to
be out done in quality of work. come it from
where il may. All styles Of Pictures taken true
ss life, and finished by O~HrseiUes in ink or water
color. As formerly. w pay special attention
to copying old pictures. and can make various
changes in costume. making dresses ofold fash
ion pattern or cut look modern in style. To
be convinced give us a cali Our rooms are on
east side. Main ST., over Reed & Adams Clo-
thing Store. July l5-tf.
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Inrwn Meeksf

They must be sold, that stock of Notions at
Clark's Notion Store. on Main st. He Is going
to sail for Europe the fore part Of August, and
will offer TO the people goods at lower prices
than they have ever been sold for in this mar
ket- July 22-2t