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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-15
From Greene.

January o LOCO.
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-R. Bascom, at
the center, has erected q warehonse, in
connection with his storeroom, and has
rented the whole establishment to Mr..
Jsynes, who has filed up the store with 8
well-selected stock of goods, and is doing
a fair business. G. Harrington has a
fourishing grocery store at ChurchilPs
Corners, and keeps q large supply OF every.
thing in his line; Is a gentleman of strict
integrity, and Is receiving 3 liberal share
of public patronage. Mr.. II. is also Post
master, and those calling for letters and
papers, find them in their proper place;
are treated with courtesy ard respect, and
are waited upon az once. Our office Il
now ct the right place. and conducted BY
the right man One-half mile est, is the
old and Well-knoWn store Of G. P. Curtis,
who is one of our early pioneers. Coming
TO Greene forty years ago, q young man,
a halter BY trade, erected hin s small
shop and commenced business, living
alone in his shop; carried his hats when
made on his back to Bloomfield, New
Lime. GnstGgus, Johnston, and Mecca,
those townships being then but thinly set
tied, his sales were slow and dull but
trusting that there was a sgood tine ON
ing, > be toiled on diligently, married an
intelligent young lady, Deacon Smiths
daughter, of HoBland,l who helped him
keep his eye IN the good chance, and in q
few years, having accumulated 8 small
sum-, engaged VITA q partner in the mer-
camille business on 4 small scale. In two
or three years be was abe to buy out his
partner, enlsrging his business as his
means incr, sed, always being careful not
TO run any large ventures, so that the hard
LINES that f eQnentiy mane b%ankrupls Of
merchants around him, had but little effect
on HIN, and with thirty years Of steady
and close application TO mercantile bust
ness. the present finds him perfectly ihde-
penCent, with a large stock Of goods, fne
buildings, and money 81 interest, rather
co.pulent, aud as good n4tured and jolly
az ever. Now AND THEN.
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Matters.

q. S. Assessor Harrington, has reorgsn-
1zed his District, the 18th, reducing the
number Of assessment divisions, and of As
sistant Assessors from Is to u. So far
as Trumbull county is concerned the di-
visions now stand as follows:
Div No. 5-Wsrren. Rowland, Wen
ma, B~rookfeld, Hubbard, Liberty and
Weathersfeld. Assistant, james Hoyt
Warren.
Div. No. 6-Mesopotamis, Bloomfield,
Pennington, Bristol, Scuthington, Cham
pion, BraceYille, Newton and Lordstown.
ASSISTANT Jacob S. Smith, Braceville.
Div. T-Greene, Gustavus, Kinsman,
Mecca, Johnston, Vernon, Bszetta, Fow-
Ter and Hartford. Assistant Robert W.
Crane, Hartford.
The Assessor has received instructions
to commence the assessment Of namessOf
1867, and other annual taxes, aud has
called a meeting Of al Assistants at his
Office on the 18th inst, preparatory to COM
mencing such assessment The law re-
quires that every person having income
for the year ending Dec. Slst, 1867, wheth-
er IN excess of $1,000 or not, shall report
g detailed statement of same, under oath,
to the Assistant Assessor of the division,
in which he resides. If all liable to tax,
VIII Go this, it viii materially lessen the
expense to the Government, of making as
sessments, and save parties from liability
to penalties. r1W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-15

Gen. Candy reports as the result Of the
elections in North and South Carolina, a
majority in favor Of a convention in the
former State OF IL, 500, and in the latter
State q majority of 12,ls5.
A Southern exchange, in speaking OF
two cases Of infanticide, one of the. muir
deresses being white and the other black,
calls the white one an unfortunate girl"
and the other ga negro fsnd."
The first newspaper in California was
published twenty years ago, and the Pa
ciac press now counts pa papers. The
San Francisco papers received $500, 600
last year for advertisements.
A movement is reported to be on foot
looking 10 the holding of q general Con-
gress Of the South American Republics, at
an early date, either in Warrington or
in New York, TO draw up q treaty pledg-
ing themselves 70 resist foreign aggros-
sions upon any part Of South America
A Nashville dispatch states that 9 riot
occurred between the whites and blacks,
at Pulaski, on the evening Of the It'll inst.
resulting In the killing Of two negroes and
the WOanding of five. Ono white nan
was wounded.
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From Pennington.
WEST FARMEaToH, Jan. 10, '6s,

AoL 1A~hAlldkO7 Jh1. lOg TO-
EDITOR CHRosIcLE:-I feel It due to
myself and to the organization that l in
some measure represent to make an eKpls-
nation Of an affair shat occurred here late
". The hall that is occupied by the L. o.
q. T., of this place. was asked for the use
Of q certain religious denomination, and
the request refused on account Of the re-
llgtous belief Of the person VINO proposed
70 speak therein. 1 wish merely 70 state
that said refusal is not in any way due to
me or 20 the sensible and responsible poz-
ton Of the organization, but is due some
70 the fsctious opposition Of $ member who
Is deserFedly without influence here or
elsewhere. He was taken into the organi.
zston ior the purpose of acting a clowns
part IN play that was 10 be presented by
the organisation, as he has q natural lean.
ing in that direction and has simply over
acted his part. If it were not for the
funds, which bTsome hocus pocus he has got
INTO his possession, We should be glad 70 be
rid Of him at sny price. Very truly,
Wet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-15

Mrs. Lincoln's wardrobe having been
sent 70 Providence, i. l., for exhibition
At 25 cents a head. Schools and children
half price, the Boird of Aldermen have
refused g license for the exhibition.
All the business portion Of Indianola,
Texas. was destroyed bv FIRE on the Sd
inst. The Custom House and fifty other
buildings were burned. Loss 100000
on which there was no insurance. Tn
ire is supposed to have been the work Of
an incenlary.
The recent heavy fail OF snow in Ten
nessee was the heaviess since lS4T, when
i: law three weeks on the ground, and
reached q depth of fourteen inches. TIL
late snow storm there crossed the Missis-
slppi river st Hickman, snd is course was
chiefly south Of ths Ohio.
A nrivate telegram from Gen. XII at
rick Minister to Chill, announces his in
ter.ioa Of resigning his position. BE will
-eturn home IN June, and It is understood
he viii take the stump in favor Of the
Republican candidate for PresidenL Sew
eral parties are already aaer kipatricks
place.
Since November, 1856, tae State debt
Of Michigan has been reduced enc hQn
dred and forty thousand three hundred
aod eighty i've dollars and six cents. On
he second of January. the great payment
Of tbe year, one hundred and ninety two
thousand dollars on the twO milion loan
bond, fell due and was paid.
The steamships City Of Baltimore, Sax
onia, Nebraska, and City Of Washington
tsye been seized By the United S;alei
Marshal for carrying an excess of psssen
gers, aud bonded.
In the Virginia Convention on the 9Th
irst, the Arst section Of the Bal OF Il ghts,
declaring all men By nature equsly freJ
5nlmdepsndens was adopted.
On Thursday Of last vesk abagt ten seoJ
Of the bed Of TIE Alsntic sad GTeaI
Western Railroad, adjoining the dan
ac5oss French Greek, IS Erankhn, Pa
vas washed away, leaving n Of the rail
unsupported. Its timely discovery pre-
vented any accident.
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Sad ceieent.--Boy Drowned


This week We are called upon . chron-
icle a sad event, that of the drowning Of
Charlie Rudlsen. sged about 10 years, son
OF Mr.. Cia,k Rudisell, of Loavittsburg,
which occurred about ten o'cIosk, on hast
Saturday morning, the I1th inst, in the
Mahoniug, nenr that place. It appears
the little fellow, in company with q broth
or some two or three years older, hsd per-
mission Of their parents TO go out on the
river and skate while the father and moth
er came to Warren for the purpose Of
trading. After amusing themselves some
time in the vicinity of the mill, they con-
cluded to go up the river farther, in com
pany with o-her boys, and when in he
immediate neighborhoOd Of where Eagle
I Greek empties into the MAhoning, the ice
not being Sufficiently strong to bear him
up, Charlie broke through and went under
the ice, sinking. His brother, with q
presence of mind and hereism worthy of
more mature years, at once set TO work in
the endeavor to rescue him. The ice was
too frail and he too was precipitated into
be break, but by the aid Of a rail which
he had secured to help his little brother ,
he was enabled to break the Ice and reach
q point more solid, where he could creep
out. TIE body was recovered about an
hour after the SD occurrence.
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90 OOO Bemis Collars lust opened.

10000 Bemis Collars just opened.
Gents Fur Gaps, Collars and Gloves,
hne Holiday presents.
A large lot of Scotch Caps opened to-
day.
A few more Wrappers left at so cts.
Very fine heavy Wrappers and Draw
ers st 81 each.
A large stock Of Heavy All Wool Cas-
simeres from 81 to g per yard.
The best All Wool Cashmere in War
rem for 81 per yard can be had at Reed i
Adams.
Backskin Mittens, and Gloves-also
Yarn Mittens and Gloves.
Heavy Canton Flannel Drawers.
The best made and the best ftung shirt
IS the Diamond shirt, sold only by
Reed s. Adams.
We have large size Beaver Ovorcoats
for men weighing from 500 to 1000 lbs
Also boys Overcoats and Shirts.
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InfsrioT-LiSbt n diiia. cows s srssss $.SSg
Pennsylvania Central stock
Yards.

PTTTsBURGH. January 9. 1875.
CAITLE-The market was poorly supplied ;
holders were firm in their visEs. In regard to
prices We have nothing new 10 notice as a zen
eTal thing holders were asking an PdVanca.
The weeks sales show I falling Of in regard 70
operations. The extreme rates we're $ &gS .
{ eHL Ihe sales fer tao past week were 395
head at s. &ES =.
SHEEP-The market was better supplied.
In regard 70 prices the rates were higher. The
operations for the past week were 3.26 mead at
81 i2052
HOGS-The market was better; the sales
made were at n advance. The rates Esrs a
shade higher. We quote the sales Tor the week
Ior This Haak of Anaa
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-15

Reports resolved Al ST. Pstapsburg, Rus-
ia, iron Siberia Of the discovery Of rich
aad excessive gold deposits on Amoor
river. The natives were f0cking 70 the
gold regions by thousands. So great Was
the excitement that troops had been sent
BY the Governor Of the Districr to pre-
serve order and guard the mines, and des
perate and bloody conflicts had taken place
between ths natives and soldiers.
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markahIr Cures.

Mr.. Eanford 5 18th. Of Concord. has been a
Urea 1he-er for & 7 or tWe!Te years. from ca
remedies, placed [ uself under trsatment OF
DR.. Stewart. about ssptenber Ion. and nav
report himself as radically cured-kis E,renyfh
disease at the time, las, under the Doctors
treatment. gained some 2 or 30 pounds.
Hss been troubled severely BY eonstination Of
der the Doctors care has had no trouble stree
September last.
Mr.. s. informs us be has been addicted to the
use Of tobacco for over twenty years. but under
habit is entirely broken Up, and he eabnot en-
dure the taste Of the weed.
The Doctor can be seen at the National Hotel
on No. day, the 9th inst, and viii remain ( ON
i've ~ ten days. LjanI5-ET
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
WHOLEsALE MARKET.

OFFTcE WESTERN REsEzvE CHRox1cLE.
e WARREE. o., Jan. IS ls6G
Gold. 18
Silver. large. rs
Fivs-TBentiss. 1862. lO6.
1854. los.
1855. los. g..
1867. los.
seTen-T hirties. cd and Sd ssriss) lO4.
Compound Interest Notes. 1864. lis.
1855. rs.
Buf little change has transpired IN the mar
kTts for the past week, aside from a tendency 10
dulneSs.
PROFESSIONALISM.
POULTRY-Chicksus Sc perb; Turkeys &c per
n; Ducks per b &c Geese each IOe.
GROCERIES-Duu and quiet.
BEANS-Wb' = $3.50 to $500 per bushel-
WHEAT-Whito. $500; Amber. $50. Spring
Mol SEQ.
FLOUR $500 to Sl4.OO.
FLAX SEED-S23O Rbu. Flax Seed Oil s1.2O
. sal. Flax Straw Sc to S PEI ton.
0ATS-oats Csc
CoRN-Corn1 ,ac.
APPLES-l.D9 busheL.
DRIED APPLES-T9se.
BUTTEa-Fresh Roll Butter s0SS5e.
CHEESE-Western Reserve 11912c
EGGS-SOc.
HoGEY-295 per pound.
LARD-COuntry rendered. 1Oe121z.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
PoTATOES-9O@S1.O
TEAS-s1.OO to 1.SO per chest.
COZ sEE-229SO per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
DRESSED H0GS-TkGsc.
TURNIPS-s0c.
0NIONS-I5O.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-15

Chicago Live stock Market.

CHICAGO, Jsnusrys s.
BEET CATTLE-The weather was bitter cold,
bra, Notwithstanding this fact. the attendance
Of 5uyers, both local and Eastern, was quite
lie raj, and all classes manifested considerable
eagcrness 70 purchase. Tbs receipts of the
week, thus far. have been much below what was
generally anticipated. and IS the character Of
Eastern adyices Is highly fsyorable. shippers
entered INTO active competition for the fsH de-
slrable 81 PIPING grades on sale and hOl0ers
found quick sale tor their oderiugss at prices
iully ~ to. and. IN many instances. at "a actual
advance on the prices current at the close of the
market last week. As high as S595 50 was paid
Tor stock, Tor local consumption, sales we're
reported az prices ranging al &gS4 for inferior
10 common mixed lots; - S0& for common TO
good butchers stock. and medium TO prime
4 ok steers; S55eS650 tor common to good
shipping Beeves. and S797 40 for choice to ex-
ira smooth; fat shipping Bullocks, averaging
k,lJ rs. and over,
The pens are wen cleared Of stock and the
market closed up srong at the following quota
tons:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-15

We have received from Messs. s. b. r. Il. ".
Smith, Of Boston. manu- acturers ne Ameri-
can organs. the first number o. : fine looking
sheet, the size II our own pspe. entitled The
American Organ" 1t contains valuable infor-
nation relative 10 the Construction Of reed in
struments. which ali who intend purchasing
organs for their homes. or for public places,
would do well 20 famlIarze themselves with.
Il contains also 4 history Of the business, vari-
Gus improvements. ard the ideas Of leading
musical men in regard TO reed instruments.
which have become 50 popular for the homes OF
the people as e fairly rival the rianoforts. A
sample copy Of -nis publication viii De sent free
to any one who vii address the .boTe named
hrm.-10ss. Re7isfeT. ianS-2W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-15

SCRoFuLA IN oxE Eye, CURED.-Mrz. ID. ].
Warner. Of Chardon. o., caEe 10 DR.. Stewart,
Sept. 1851. with one eye closed with Scrofula;
could Lot raise the lid for six months; a thin
coating had formed over the eye. sorethiuglik
grauulatioh could not work; came 10 DR. S.
without any confidence IN his system OF prac'
tice. After one visit she could open the eye
one-eighth Of an inch; in ten days called her
self well. States that shec1u nov " rk every
day. VIII answer all inquiries. Dr.S. WILDE AZ
the N~GtionalHotel, on Monday, tbe27th ins-.. IN
viii remain from Eve to ten days. ljanl5-2I
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-15

The Trustees Of the new fanatic Asy-
lvm hsd a meeting a. Columbus o. he
81, and examined thes6aHinss and spOci-
fesaOns for the buildings. The estimated
cost Of the strnctars is 100000, the
amount APPROPRIATED by the Legislature.
The Asylum WifIb b tie largest aad best.
in the eounEx Ihe Trustees viii be
ready q contract for the whole work With
il thirty days.
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January Is. lsSs-2W.
ProstratIOR.

PRosrRAgIoN OF TIE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Cured IN fteen minutes. Miss Josephine Whit
more, Of Painesville. Ohio, was SIGH and could
not walk for fourteen days from prosration Of
the nervous system. She was cured by Doctor
Stewart In fifteen minutes. when she arose,
dressed b erself. and walked forth IL the garden
in the same hour rejoicing. This was Sept. s.
1867.
Henry Coe, Esq. Of Psinesvi1e. being pres
ent, viii vonch for tn truthfulne ss Of this state
menE
I cure al diseases " 'ea Rll other systems O.
practice have failed VIII be ct the Nation
6otsI, on MONDAY. me 9th inst. and viii re-
main from ave 70 pen days. Ljanl5-2E
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A CASE OF LAMEEEss CURED.--Miss Fannie
Rogers. Of Ashtsbula. lame in one limb for tive
years from the effects Of strong medicine; used
crufches, and could not step without them
DE-. stewart saw her twenty minutes, and she
could get along without the use Of crutches.
getting into her carriage without difficulty.
Can be referred 10 for truth.
Miss 7. Rogers lay in bed is months before
she could use Clutches. The clutches that she
used for two years can be seen at DIR. Stegsrtiso
rooms. He will be at the National Hotel, on Mon
daY, the 9th inst. and will remain from i've to
ten days. LjGn15-2H
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New York Catiie MARKET.

NNLNoIg 70 I"V1a
Receipts i.565 beeves 1906 sheep sndlambs;
I,6tl swine
BEEF cATTLE-MOderats supply. Market
frmer aud prices ar e14g1Ie higher. AbOatl.-
so head OfeTed to-day.
Extre, 1g.oUG2O; prime Sl&4lS75; first
quality 81 2&l7,15: fair 70 good Sl6,019i5. 50 :;
inferior and ordinary Sl20oai5,oQ.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Firm and higher I;
supply light Quotations. Extra TSGs4c;
prime 20 ~; ordinary and eommon 349614e;
interior 4Zg5c.
SWISE-In moderate demand: most Of the
offerings. 800 head. sold at 79585c.
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ReYond Question:!

Il is no longer A question with the people OF
Warren and vicinity. wsERE they shall so to
get the best Photographs Tor they have seen
stands his business, and will under no oonside-
ration let q picture 90 from his Gallery. unless
il is perfect in every respect. His copies from
old DaEuerreotypes. AmbrOtypes. or small card
pic lures. quite SURPRISES anything in this sec
ton Of the country. aud the way he turns out
pictures of the juvenile population. is n caution
10 those less successful IN the undertaking.
RICE-Artist.
Gallery No. is. Market street, Warren. o.
January Is 1883
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-15

If any Of our readers are prematurely gray or
are troubled with falling Of the hair, dandruf
or itching of the scalp they have only to use
Rings Vegetable Ambrosia. and their trOuble
will soon be over. The preparation is not oaly
a rest0rer Of gray hair, but one OF the most ele-
CANT hair dressings we have ever seen. 1t also
b softening and inVigorsting the lair prevents
premature balduess and in many cases restores
hair to bald heads. ian8 In
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-15

Tho Trade Marx " of Seward & Bentley's
A NJ. 1881. s. 2. may seem q little obscure to
the many who read it. but the many thousands
Who have tried their valuable tonic. Constitu-
ticu Bitters. fail TO see anything but good effects
from then. They strengthen the weak and de-
bilitsted, amend shattered constitutions, place
the i'll and ~despairing ones firmly upon their
pins again, and in short. are Just what the suf-
fering need. We speak Of what we know. and
our advice to the sick is. get a bottle and you'll
agree with Us, for the Constitution Bitters are
certainly the best in use.
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10 an who CortemnIote

Giving some desirsble Holi'y present. md
trying to determin what il . al be we would
cost so little (fOr the amc- I ofpteasure iupart-
ed or De as highl- yreciated. as a Photo
graph of sore present or departed friend. finely
finished up n NIX or water color, aud put Up IN
one Of those zee frames. All which may be Oh
tanned at rooms. east side. Main ST.. ever
DseIf BROOKS L POrTEF.
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CONSUMPTION CURED WIEN TUBERCLts ARE
FoRMEp.-Miss Mary G.. Smith, Of Concord.
Lake County, o.. came to DR.. Stewart st Paines-
willie. Sept. z. 1851, diseased with consumption,
with tub circles formed upon her lungs-so stated
by her former ph~ysician-oould not set up halt
Q day at q time. Her attending physician said
she could never be any better was cured with
two treatments in ten days and she states that
she can work every day: viii answer all inqui-
ries. Dr.. rs. viii be at the National hotel on
Monday the 9th inst, and will remain fromfve
DAYS. lienl5-2W
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No NOTICE will be taken of commu
nications not accompanied BY arespon
sible name. The name will be consid-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letters as a guaranty OF good
faith. No communications returned.
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At Home.

Mrs. Mary 4. A. Weaver, Of Warren. Ohio.
Suppression Of the menses for over two [ears
zane with a dOWncast n nd. - - laith IN
DR.. s.; was cured in two tre--nents, and Is now
rejoicing in health and a happy mind. She hac
been tsking very strong medicine for q year
but became worse. DR.. stewart viii oe attn eNa
iOnal Hotel. on Monday the 9th instr and viii
remain IRON hVet to ten days. lJanl5-ZW
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ISA7- Wendy-One Years Ex-
Derience.-ESSS.

Another year has passed and gone. and as We
are entering upon ihe twenty-second year of
nur experience rs Artist. i is not without
"ngs Of gratitude for last success. and, pc
IevIsF, rs we a every mai 10 oe the archi cot
Of his OEn fortul :, We shall endeavor TO mike
Erea = efforts, If ossible. 10 conduct the b~si
ness L = mannert ut can not failto satisfy those
who regard real hit-it as the highest desioer-
alum Of the art
anyin tie State. and the help employed. both
in thu operating and finishing department. II
such as blends in with our highest idea Of per
fiction in art. Daring the lat three years u
n halfin Warren. we have probably without
sxagxeration3 made double the number Of pic
lures of infants. made at any other gallery in
the state. aud our willingness at all times 20
make n PATIENT effort to secure shadows Of those
buds OF promise" has undoubtedly been the
cause Of our success. Gallery No. Is, Market
St, Warren. u. RICE-Artist.
Jan. !, 1858.
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mo pent M Utica contracts yer poEeru,
But the boandless continent Is youfs."
Nay truthfalfy be said Of DR., j. W.Poiand's
White Pine Compound. The severist threat
and lang affections yield to its magic power.
Sold by all druggists.
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january Price List at Sher-

TEE LoEEsT PKrcEs YET MADE on DBT GoQDs.
The large Retail House Of !. ?. Sherwood: ~
Cleveland, opens the business of the year vita
. large sale Of Domestics ard Dress GOODS.
TheT have opened Ten Gases OF the best Amer
lean Ginehams, at l2o. goods worth 9c: Fine
and Heavy SbeetipCE, at l2c. worth lSei Beater
Cloths and Cloakings. from 81 50 to - 90; al
Wool Double ans Twin Csssimsres. at 75c to 81
Shervood has lust purchased an Importers
stock 81 Dress Goods NJ SOC on the dollar. He
is retailing Empress ClothE II 55c. wort 81 IS.
and Merinosgs a. 81. worth Sl.5Q. Also 100 pieces
Of Poplins and Mohairs 1t sc, worth 3oc-