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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-29

The RAcEs.-The following is a summary OF
the races yesterday afternoon at Point Breeze
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04

On Monday afternoon, Nh. James
Fowler, of the firm of Arms, Fowler
& Co., merchant t~ailors, of -YOungs-
town, died while sitting in a chair in
his store, of heart disease.
The houses of Hon. B.. Rusk Brad
ford and ]. B. Anderson, OF New
Brighton, Pa, were broken open on
Thursday night oflast week, and about
seven hundred dollars in money and
three valuable gold watches stolen.
No arrests.
The Founding Business, as we
learn from the Geneva Times, is car
ried on to a limited extent in Har-
persfield. On Thursday night of last
week, a little waif was deposited at
the door of Mr.. A. c. Osborn, living
on the South Ridge inthat town. 1t
was taken in and done for, and soon
found a home in a family where babies
are not left by the man who carries
them round.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
PESSA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARD:
FRIDAY EVENING Oct n ISgj

1870 ~ z
FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 81, 1858. 7
CATTLE-Since our report Of "Wednesday
evening there has been but little change to
note in the cattle market. The supply has
been liberal but mostly Of a medium grade,
there being but few choice cattle on the mar
ket. since Wednesday noon las the sales
foot up S92 head, at from $3.50 to S7.35 per hun
dred- Sales for the same period last week
40 head. Eastern dealers are purchasing
very slowly.
HoGs-The receipts OF hogs are very large
and prices are gradually dropping. They are
yet held far above the views Of packers and
buyers in general. Most OF the hog Offering
are choice, and GOMEZ from Chicago. The sales
since Wednesday noon last foot up445Shead
at a range OF from $3.50 a 80 = hundred.
Only a few extra sold at the latter figure. the
general sales being at about S7.O0 ? hundred
The sales for the same period last week were
3,OO9 head, at from 500 g 92 ? hundred
Workers are at least 80 cents down, from last
Thursday, and prime Philadelphia and Bal
tinore about 20 cents ? hundred.
SHEEP@Ihe market for sheep Is dull, as
prices are far too high for the quality offer
ing The highest prices quoted were at least
&c above the general market prices, and the
several lots that sold by the head were Of q
very poor quality. The quality OF the sheer
and lambs, however, now Offering are much
better than the general run received this
season, The sales since Wednesday noon
last foot up to 6,0S4 head, at a general range
OF from s275 a $50 2 hundred. One lot sold
as high as S3.s7, and another at SIS = hun
dred, but they were extra, and, Of course
brought very extra prices. The sales for the
same period last week were 6,0E head.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
Terrible Accident in Milton.
A Man Killed in a Wooden Factory.

MILTON, OHIO, October %, 1865
EDITOR CHRONICLE Another Of
those hea~rt-rending scenes which so
frequently spread the gloom of sorrow
over communities, has just occurred
in our midst. Desiring to remove q
large tub or reservoir, which stood
some eight or ten inches from the
water-wheel (~vertical) shaft in my
wooden mill, 1 called TO my assistance
my son and hired man by the name
of William Glass. Being called into
an adjoining mill, / forgot to give my
usual caution. From all the evidence,
l am satisfied that Glass in order TO
push the tub to the South, as was
necessary, actually crowded himself
between the shaft, which was making
about two hundred revolutions per
minute, and the tub, supporting him.
self against the shaft, TO shove away
the tub. The result was the instanta-
neous cOiling of a strong, muscular
man, in the ripeness of manhood,
around a 80 inch shaft, in the o
shocking and hideous manner. he
lived about two hours, suffering I'M
told agonies!E
Although "Billy" had neither the
talents nor learning to shine in b
halls of science or literature, although
he had no faith in the popular relig-
ions of the day, yet, perhaps, no per
son in Milton township or Mahonlng
county, has discharged the duties OF
life, in his sphere, with o hdelity.
The aged mother, who survives him,
has been an invalid for the last TWEEN
ty-two years. His father was an IN
valid for a long time before his death.
Sometimes he could work some at bas-
kets, and the mother could when not
confined to her bed, do some knitting,
&c. "Billy," however, was the main
dependence, being obliged to do the
homework much of the time. For
long years he failed not to be at home
nights to wait upon his parents. His
mother could hardly bear TO have any
one but her "Billy" turn her in bed,
or otherwise aid her. For years he
has not been allowed TO undress and
go to bed in the usual way. After
weary nights of watchfulness, he
might have been seen vending his
way at early dawn, to his days toll,
and at dark you might have heard the
tired tramp, tramp, tramp, under a
load of whatever provisions his ADO
could procure, homeward bound, true
as the needle to the pole, to do the
homework. and put through another
night of filiaI duty. He married a
wife, who only added to his already
insupportable burdens, as she too, o
became an invalid, nearly helpless,
and died without heirs in a year or
more.
He was never known to indulge in
intoxicating drinks, never engaged in
quarrels, broils, &c. Doubtless in re-
viewing his earthly life he will regret
many of his acts, flor who has not
done wrongly but his most intimate
acquaintance will hardly be able to
guess what they might be.
j. G. CALENDER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04

$40 Same VS. VIM II Beardslef
$50 Daniel b Woods ct al " A Mcconnell
ct al
81 Lodwick & Bro vs. J Reed
S52 Lemuel NJ DenneSOn vs. Rufus II burI
3S Amanda DOud VS. John Doud
S5i James F Porter vs. Allen Hoyl
355 Admir- Of David Oswald ct al vs. AMER
$50 o osborn VS. Peter Bell ct al
357 Elisha Walker VS. Susan p hartman ct al
35S Alcatt. Horton & Co VS. George ] Root
$50 Ira l. Fuller VS. James Hamilton etal
800 L Montgomery Bond ct al VS.
Adams
S62 Wm Blackburn VS. NJ McCOrkle ct al
3S Moses Yeager VS. Calvin A Harmon
384 Eliza Clark VS. AbnerC Clark
S65 Ira l. Fuller vs. William holland
1856 Thomas II Mahany vs. Lydia Z Manany
az Geo T. Tinker VS. Margaret Tinker
36S Sarah Wages VS. sylvester Wages
$50 Julia a Clark VS. Adam Clark
so Margaret Lawrence VS. Peter Lawrence
81 n cragmiles VS. samuel Parks
ST2 James Farrell VS. DP Gardner CT al
ST3 Alva A Richardson VS. Henry w Hescock
S74 I'll McIain &Sonv vs. James ct al
S75 Emanuel Guthman vs. Elan Bentley
$40 F Stone ct al VS. Samuel S|nellenDurB
81 EnochSmith VS. VIM Thomas ct al
SIS Solomon Mountain VS. Rebecca Jones
S79 The state of Ohio VS. Jos X Sheftelton
$50 Same VS. Lemuel Bowls
SSI The state OF h VS. Thomas c q John
Snyder
$50 same VS. Matthew Medley
1888 same vsThomos Moran
3S4 Same VS. Franklin Applegate
sS5 same on complaint Of Ollie Hess vs.
Hill Mercer
Ss6 Same VS. Jos r Shefelton
3S7 Same VS. Thomas Morain
3SS Same vs. Thomas HOhns
$50 same VS. John r Brisbine
$50 Same vs. Casstus Coates
Sl Same VS. Simon Clinton
3q2 Same VS. Margaret o
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
When il was

Announced to the world upwards OF thirty
the use of salts ofSilver and the Camera, that
a meager impression of the human face di-
vine, could be fastened upon a polished plate,
everybody was startled and ready TO eXclaim,
How mysterious, little thinking that at some
future time the world would acknowledge it
as one of the fine arts. Thus il is, from the
process Of Daguerre, working the old squeak
ing Coating Boxes of Iodine and Bromine, up
to the present time with all its multiplicity
of Photographic productions beautiful in the
extreme. Rice, No. Is, Market street. War
rem, o., has followed the different phases of
the art for the last twenty-five years, and
still offers his services as n thoroughly pro-
TcieHL. RICE, Artist.
Nov 4fh-ff
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Go TO Pew & Bros.

To get your Fruit Jars,
July !, lS6S-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04

AN, S. 2-An must surrender TO COnstt-
tuition Bitters, for there is no concealing the
fact tina they are taking the lead OF all 9TH
er Bitters, and are destined to become as IA
nous and popular as any other medicinal
preparation in use. All unite in praising
them. and when the people decide in favor OF
any thing of the kind, they are generally
right. We are lately meeting n good many
who are using the Constitution, and IL does
us good to see how healthy and ruddy they
look, and they all attribute it to the use OF
Constitution Bitters- We would advise you
all to take 10 other
Use Stewards Cough IRE for that hacking
cough.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04

Cleveland Wholesale Markets.

MoNDAY EVENING, Nov. ID, 1868.
FLOUR-Nery quiet and uuotably IN
hanged City made xxx white Su.5O6I2-
20; Xxx amber Sl0.0O9l0.3; Xxx red $685.
country brands range at SS.O0G9.0 90 for Xxx red
and amber S.50GSO for Xxx spring.
and heavy. Sale / car No. 2
inal at SI.709l.73.
BUTTER Market quiet and steady for
choice Western Reserve tub at 35G37c: com
mon do and Central 8d33c.
CHEEsE-Quiet and steady at Halle for
prime to choice dairy and factory,
EGGS-In fatrdemanda and steady at HR2sc,
DRIED APPLEs-Denand fair and market
steady at l0al0Hc for choice new fruit.
GREEN APPLES-The movement Is moder-
ate and the market steady at S3yOOG3& FOR
choice winter fruit.
PoTAToEs-Market quiet at 75c for Peach
blows in car lots; S0GS5c for do from store.
SALT-Firm at SIS; Coarse and Ground
solar steady at S2.35G25.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
We Would Call

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 oft h art a speci-
ality, and could, IL necessary, produce testi-
monfals as to the merit of our work from all
parts of this land portions of adjoining coun-
ties but preferring to let the work speak for
itself we forego that course Call before you
engage work elsewhere, and we Will take
pleasure in showing our productions in this,
or any, department Of the art.
We have Card Negatives Of nearly all (20)
of the. Preachers Of Erie Conference, copies
from which we will sell at Is ca. apiece.
BROOKS &POTTER,
Oct. T-tf. East side Main st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04

Wherever we go, from man, woman OF
child, and from every station in life, that II.
Rice makes the best Boots and Shoes in War
rem, and now as Winter is rapidly approach
ing, and soon the drifting SHOWS are to cross
your pathway, IL is 10 your understanding,
Delays in this matter are dangerous, then 20
at once and leave your measures and secure
suitable covering for the feet, and live like
good sensible men, lrOmen and children. In
order to accommodate all around, he does
business on the cash plan. Place of business
two doors south of the Post-Office, Warren.
Noy. 4th-tf
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Great American Co.'s Tea!
Sold only by
HoYT, sTRATToN & HAPGoOD.
THE HAIR.

Read what Elder D T Taylor Of Rouse's
Point, \ Y, a. on the hair. THE human
hair, bleached by age, fright or disease. can
be fully restored to Its natural color without
dyeing il. Ny case illustrates this statement
truthfully. My hair for years has
been gradually growing white and falling
out but 10! in a short time / nave back my
old auburn locks. My hair is as firm as when
young; this has been accomplished by the
use Of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
er. 1t does its work rapidly, is cooling, heal
ing, and, in my case effectually, Without
harm to brain, body, or general health; this
cannot be said of any other preparation sold.
1 do not know the wonderful ingredients
but do know experimentally, andby obger-
walton in a score Of cases, that 1t is a most
marvelously transforming compound. Heads
of sixty-fve are changed by It TO the color OF
youth" The proprietors, r p Hall & Co,
Nashua, H, viii sellto clergymen at whole
sale prices.
Aim
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
Our Work Does Speak for Itself.

And the public speak in its praise, and t0c
will not be so modest, or fastidiously within.
steal, thai We can not add words in gratitude
for the many achievements il has been ouI
lot to accomplish during an experience OF
more han twenty years. Men of understand
ing listen while we tell you that the Art OF
Photography Is not a thingm mastered in a few
months, but from little experience, generally,
comes self conceit, while years upon years OF
deep study renders one better fitted TO form
just conceptions Of his own abilities. Call
and examine our work-glad to see you al
any time. RICE-Artist
Gallery No. Is Market Street, Warren, o,
Oct. Pitt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
New CrOekery Store.

The store-room formerly occupied
by Julian Harmon as a drug store has
been fitted up and is now occupied as
Crockery Store by a branch house OF
]. b. Chubb & Co., of New York, who
are extensive importers of Crockery
and Glassware. We understand that
the store is to be a permanent institu-
ton and VIII be kept full of the best
assorted Crockery, Glassware, &c,
ever brought to this vicinity, which
will be sold at prices to suit the times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, OCTOBER 81.
LIVE STOCk-Cattle are moderately &C
tive and l5a25c lower, with sales at 81 T563 AZ
for light stock steers, 81 OOe 4 IS for packers
and butchers, and 50 DAD 4 for medium "a
sod steers, hogs-Ihe market Is nrm, and
prices are from IG20c higher, with sales al
50 3ILg6 az for common to medium, and
81 25S7 90 for good TO choice.
CHICAGO, November 2d-BEEF CATTLE
Moderately active. Sales at So CO.'S Is.
HOGS-Etrm and in light supply. sales at
So 1897 IS for good to choice.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 2-BEEF CATTLE-Dul
but not lower.
HOGS-Searce and higher this afternoon,
buyers at s. T59S 90 gross.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04

MAGSoLIA WATER,-Superior to the best
the price.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04

At Goldstein's Clothing Hall. Good all
Wool Esquimaux Beaver Over Coats at SD ~.
Beautiful Cashmere suits at Sl2 WtO sl0 ~
Casinette suits at IS OOG $1,000. All other goods
in proportion low. Lower in price than any
other place in town, His clothing is all well
made and well trimmed. Go to Goldsteln's
elsewhere. You will save money by doing so.
November Alt
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y~eiehborhOOd News.

The city. limits of Youngstown
have beenextended.
The second term of Willoughby
College begins Nov. 23d.
Ole Bull plays in Cleveland on
Monday, Nov. 9Th, assisted by several
popular artists.
"A weIl-known citizen of Mansfield
committed suicide by taking opium.
Financial troubles wa supposed to be
the cause.
The New Lisbon Post-ofice was
robbed week since, and two hundred
dollars worth of stamps and stamped
envelopes taken therefrOm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
Just h You Want.

Many persons have failed TO Insure their
lives because il cost them too much.
This objection is now removed. The Ma
fiOadI Life Insurance Company, Chartered by
Act of Congress and Of which jay Cooke &
Co., the great Government BankerS are the
managers, has been established. The Insur-
ance costs you only the INTEREST upon your
Annual Premiums. This makes il enormous
~ cheaper than in any other Company.
You are specially urged TO call and get IN
formation and Insurance at the Bank Of
Oct. 2S-2t. I'll. MCLAIN & SON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
Ills Strange

people will buy a noisy, hard running
Sewing Machine, not capable OF doing more
han one grade Of work, when they can get
the Florence, capable of doing every grade of
work, combining all the good qualities and
none of the bad of every other machine; so
noiseless, so rapid, so wonderful, that one
will scarcely believe his eyes. Examine Ii
before o purchase.
J. E. BROCKwAY, Agent, =
Orangeville, Ohio.
Nov. ath-tT
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
Musical Convention.

The Trumbun and Mercer Musical AssOcI-
alton will hold their Fall term at Sharon,
Pa, on the p. & Z. r R., commencing ON
days, and closing with a grand Concert on
Thursday evening. Prof. George +. Root, OF
Chicago, the celebrated Composer, is to con-
duct the exercises. IL Is hoped that all
lovers OF music will avail themselves OF this
favorable opportunity. The conductor is de-
sirous that all the singers should be present
at the opening OF the exercises.
JOHN q. SMITH, Pres.
W. F. STEWART, Sec.
Nov. ith-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

November 2d.-BEEVES-Receipts coo.
head Market dull, supply far In excess O
the emand and prices &c lower.
Sales Of extra at $500; prime at Sl4 OOGl5 90
fair to good at Sl39l4 so; ordinary at 81 OOG-
1900; Inferior at SO O09IOm.
Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q. 100 head,
Common and Medium dull and depressed
prime firm. Lambs of low grade neglected :
goodmuch wanted. Sales Of sheep at 496c
and lambs at 45z@5c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
Nov. 4th'
Fine Residence for Sale,

A good two story frame house, IL rooms,
in excellent repair, gas in every room in the
house, good cistern In the kitchen, good well
water, cellar under the whole house; good
barn; lot IS by 27 deep; situated opposite
the Austin House, on Main street. Warren.
Cheap at $500. Apply Immediately 70
A. c. MCCONNELL.
Nov. 4th-tf
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Tax PAYERS!

Tax Payers!
should remember that under the new law
the road tax receipts must be presented to
the Treasurer in order to be deducted from
the total amount of tax. Road receipts are
Z only good on first installment. The Treas
urer's office will be open from the 18th Of Oc-
tober till the 10Th Of December, for the re-
! ception of taxes. LOct. 2l-St
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
The American

Button Hole and Overcoming Sewing Ma
chine executes in the most perfect manner
all varieties of plain sewing; and in addition
makes beautiful button and eyelet holes in
all fabrics. For sale at Mrs. 5. A. Walton's,
three doors north of the National House.
Cali and examine it before purchasing else
where.
NOv 4tl-lt
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Beaver and ChinehilIa Cloakings.

Dress Goods and Shawls in great variety,
Muslins and Prints at old time prices, and
bargains generally in everything. You will
save time and money by going direct Ia
Parks & Chew's.
Nov. 4th-3t
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YOu SbOuld Look

1T our big stock Of Furs, and see some ele-
CANT Sable sets, as well as n great variety of
fine dark Muffs, Collars and Circulars at low
prices. You Will find them the cheapest in
town. PARKS & CHEW. =
Nov. 4th-3t
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II is q Mystery

Why people will go ragged and wear old
clothes, when A. +. ANDREWS & SONS are
m-akingJSDIendid Heduy Winter Suits 10 order,
for the small sum OF $500. Call and be on
WINGED. September Soft.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
The Old Shall BE Newt

Is your plated ware beginning TO show the
effects Of wear, don't lay II aside but bring IL
to Kings JetCeby Sore, Afdin Street Warren, o.,
where they will re-plate il at half the cost Of
Forks. Sc, plated either with Gold or Silver
any weight required. The work is not sent
away but lone in the establishment.
Oct. 2l-4w.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per Line Grst insertion,
10 ce1uS Der line each SubseQueR Insertion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04

This celebrated preparation is now put up
in mammoth Bottles, and sold by all Drug
gists ats cents. 1t is the cheapest, best and
most popular Hair Preparation known
Sold by all druggists. May 0-sm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
Wanted.

All the Dried Apples and Butter We can
get hold of for which the highest prices will
be paid. Also any amount Of Greenbacks
will be taken for goods at very low prices at
our new store.
PARKS & CHEW.
Nov. 4th-3t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04

A busy man is a locomotive, and life a
track. Every nighthe drives into "the house
and stops. Every morning he is fired up
anew. and away he goes switching OF in one
direction and then in another. In this rou-
tine OF business he forgets thai the physical
organization is of the most delicate ktDd. II
a hard iron locomotive needs constant care,
and TO b. well oiled up and rubbed OF every
day. O much more necessary is IL that all
men and women should use PLANTATION
BTTTERS, which are the ne plus ultra Of eve
rything which is necessary 10 Eeep the sys-
TEN in a perfect tone Of health.
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RnMnf.n

OF so-called Vegetable REVIEWERS and
Ambrosias, the use of which result in great
injury to the scalp and hedd-use "Barrett's,"
the only original Vegetable Compound.
Buy of HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGOoD.
November Alt
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OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
WARREN, OHIO, Nov. 3, 1888. ]
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Local Notices.
Clothing at Very Low Figures


Local Notices 10 cents per line, first Insertion; 10
cents per lne each sl58eqlenl mseTloI-
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Extension Tables!

OF the best workmanship and materials
Our oun make. and every one tndTTdn1ed by
TRUESDELL TOWNSEND.
Oct. 2I-tf.
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PlOWs, PIOWs, PlOWs.

Four % light window sash-sxl0 glass; in
good order, will be sold cheap for cash. APP
ply at his office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04
FIELD, TURNER & Co.

Would now call special attention to their
stock Of paper collars-we keep the only
genuine "Dickens" Collar in Warren, also
the Baden Collar, cord edge, round corners,
button holes and entire fold cloth lined, only
30 cents a box. The Bon Ton" Collar, round
corners, button holes cloth lined, only Is cts,
q box, and the Eagle" Collar, inc imita-
ton, only 20 cents q box, being the cheapest
collar ever offered for sale. We also keep
Bemis' patent shape collar, and Grays Mold
ed collar, at greatly reduced prices. The
Baden cuff, cord edge, reversible, to match
the Baden collar, the neatest cuff out, only
nifty cents for q package Of 10 pairs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-04

A Large and New Stock OfLadies Shoes.
Received. and . per cent. less than any
other place in the market, at
ANDREWS & SONS.
October 7-tL.
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Agents Kanted

To travel and sell an article needed by
every body. Agents can realize a net proni
Of S. 90 perday, Cash in hand" Call AT +
Oct 2S-2U.
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DecaleOmaniei

II new and beautiful art of transferring
instantly pictures to China, Glass, Wood,
Furniture, Ivory, Marble and Plated Ware
10 initiate exactly the most beautiful paint
ings, for sale at CLARK'SN Notion Store, Main
Street. Oct. XIV