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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Pittsbnrgh Live Stock Market.

PESSA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARDS,
WEDNESDAY EYESISG, Sept.3O, 1903
CATTLE-The sales Of cattle since our re-
port OF Wednesday last, foot up 2,O72 head
OF this number l,2g head were reported In
our issue OF saturday morning last The
salel for the previous week were zoos head at
prices ranging from S3,l2gS,O g hundred
The market exhibits no signs of improve
ment, and indeed il there is any change II is
only to he noted as decidedly for the worse,
as prices were lower and eastern buyers were
slow to take hold. There were, however. no
very choice beeveS Offering The quality,
however, was fair stock. Since Friday even
ing last the sales foot up Il3 head, at prices
ranging from s3,O0d6,75 T hundred.
SHEEP-The sales Of sheep since our re-
port of Friday evening last foot up S,3f6 head
and for the week 1882 head, against S,i25
head the previous week, when prices ranged
from s3,2j @4,5O ? hundred. Prices since our
last ranged generally from S3,5a3,O Fhund-
red. \ few extra sold higher and a great
many, unit for much Of anything, sold much
lower. Sales, however, were readily effected
for nearly all kinds. There were some very
fair mutton sheep on sale, but the general
grades were common and half common
HOGS-The sales Of hogs since our report OF
Friday evening last foot up 4,S9 head, at pal
ces ranging from 2SGlO,S z hundred. The
entire sales of the week were 6,SfS head,
against 1911 head forth previous week, when
prices ranged from SS,2SGll,l2 2 hundred
The market to-day wa reported very dull,
and for first class hogs there was less de-
mand, and prices were of about &c e humid
red. Medium seemed in better demand, and
heldabOutla last weeks ngures-PhS. C0m-
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From Mecca.
MECCA, Oct. Sd, 1868.

AECCA, OCl. OIL, 1000.
EDITOR CHRONICLE:-Our Grant
Club and citizens of Mecca were ad-
dressed by Judge Glidden on Wednes-
day evening last. There was a large
audience, and an excellent speech was
delivered. The meeting closed withth
best of feeling and I think you will
hear a good report from our boys on
the second Tuesday of Oct. On the
next evening the Seymourites held a
meeting at the same plac; it was well
attended, most of the crowd being Re
publicans. The meeting was called to
order by placing Mr.. Hammond, of
Bristol, in the chair. The speakers
had on their way called in Dixie, and
warmed up by taking a little tea for
the OCCASION. Mr.. E. H. Ensign in
troduced Mr.. McGaughy as speaker.
Mr.. Nc. went on to show what a war
we were just out of, brought on by the
North, and how it had abused the
South, how unjustly we were taxed
and that the poor had to pay all of the
tax. There being a cOlOred lady in
the room, of large size, evidently feel
ing that it was beneath her dignity to
| stay in the crowd, endeavored to make
her escape, and in passing the speaker
interrupted him. Mr.. Nc. said that
he did not like to have the Niger
vote. He thought they smelt rather
strong in a hot day. Then bringing
around his arms said that he felt like
hugging one up and saying, "come on
Susie.n He further said that the
ladies of the North voted, but the
ladies of the South were deprived of
that privilege, andthought they would
kick up a fuss, and some men would
help them. That finished his story.
Mr.. Ensign then took the stand.
He went on to tell they had been
abused; and how the South had been
abused by our Rump Congress. Sey-
mour was a statesman, he put down
the New York riot. Grant was an
idiot, and never made but one speech
in his life, and then he said "the gra-
Wy was good" He then proceeded to
show how the poor were taxed and had
to pay a tax Oh whiskey something
like eleven dollars on a barrel of -four;
/ sixteen taxes on a pair Of boots.
The next speaker called on was
/ Carna MeJunkin, of Bristol but
Carna was not willing TO show his
I talents with such speakers. The
meeting broke up with the boys out of
doors giving three cheers for Grant
and COlfax. A VOTER.
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Important to the Ladies.

1t is important tina every lady should
know where to obtain those indispensable
articles of the toilet, n durable and elegant
fitting HOOp-Skirtand CDrsef. Our HO0p-Skirty
are too widely known and highly appreciated
TO need But we wish 10 call the
attention Of the ladies TO a new Paris CbrSef,
containing % bones. and made Of the finest
material. Tor which We have secured the eX-
elusive sale in this county. We have already
sold largely Of them, and they are pronounce
ed by all who have worn them, to be by far
the most charming and elegant Corset In the
market. We have reduced The price from -,
to S3.25, that it may be within the reach of
all. These, with our celebrated everlasting
Skirt, and Robbins English Needles, for sale
i'm Trumbull Co., only by
\. f. ANDREWS & SONS.
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Crime on the Increase at Warren.

u 1Ac VI ~
Two stores broken open, an attempt
to burn another during the past week.
Burglaries are committed with inn
punity, and incendiary fires are
kindled with no danger of detection
or punishment.
Warren is notorious abroad as a vii
lage Of frequent and destructive fires.
The ancient punishment Of incendia-
ries was death by fire, thus visitingOn
them a fate, which their crime might
infiict upon others. The crime of
arson is next to murder, and in some
States, is punished with death, and
vet this atrocious crime is committed
again and again at Warren, and the
scoundrels are not arrested or punish
ed. We can lavish tens of thousands
of dollars on our streets, but are not
able to employ a single watchman for
the whole town, to guard our property
at night, from the sneaking burglar,
and our lives and property from the
develish incendiary, We have men
here who do not work, who have no
apparent means of support, not en-
gagged in any honest employment, and
yet they have plenty of money and
live in good style. How do they do
it?
Warren is also raising a new crop of
young burglars and incendiaries.-
Parents permit their boys to run in
the streets at night, where they are
being rapidly educated in all the easy
lessons of crime. Each parent GER
tainly believes that his own boy isnOt
in danger; and the parent feels insult
ed if told that his own dear boy is in
the least danger of becoming a thief
and a house breaker. Many men i'm
agine that they are themselves good
citizens and wise parents if they feed
and cIothe and send their boys to day
school, and yet do not keep their boys
out of the streets at night, where the
devil always gives enticing lessons. If
boys do not receive good instructions
and amusements after dark at home,
they will certainly take lessons of
crime in the streets. a CITIZEN.
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Lynx Shot.

LlEA oHUI.
On Thursday last, while Mr.. sam.
ueI Seaburn, of BroOkield, was en-
gagged in chopping wood, his atten'
ton was arrested by a peculiar noise
and on investigation he observed an
animalof unusualsize Heimmediate-
ly procured a gun and killed the ami,
NAL, which proved to be a Lynx,
measuring over three feet and Il hall
in length, and standing two feet in
height. Mr.. Seyburn has long been
accustomed to the the use of the rifle,
and being now about seventy years
old, shows that he can still draw q
fine sight.
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Great naturalization frauds are b.


Great naturalization frauds are be
ing perpetrated by the Democrats, es-
peciallyin Pennsylvania, they are des-
perate. A few days since two men
were arrested in Philadelphia, and on
their person was found about one hum
dred forged naturalization papers, all
filled excepting the names. From the
examinatiOnOf the in thecOurt,
it appears that some thousands Of pa
pers have been issued in which the
residences of the persons vOuching for
applicants were in no instance taken
down, to that the record of the court
is useless in any attempt to prosecute
the voucher for perjury, in cases OF
fraud.
VIM. VI. Lent, a prominent Demo-
crat of California, and at n time the
candidate of that party for the U. 5.
Senate, has come out for Grant and
Colfax. His example will he followed
by thousands.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

CONSTITUTION BTTTEES.-A friend of ours
who mad been complaining of weakness and
general debility, hardly able to be around
for several weeks, came in the Office the other
day, with sparkling eyes and ruddy cheeks,
a perfect picture of health. Surprised TO see
so great achange, weasked him what hehad
been using. He replied: Constitution Bit
ters,' and added, Il never before knew what
fine Bitters We're. / had used Others, but
they only made me feel the worse, causing
headache and a bad feeling in my stomach.
The Constitution are just the thing, and l
would advise all my friends to try them"
Cure. Oct. 7-lt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

We would call the attention OF our readers
to an article OF merit. which is advertised in
our columns as being used extensively and
with the best results, for restoring gray hair
TO its original color, and in case of badness
renewing the growth, called Halls Negeta-
BILE Sicilian Hair Remover. 1t is a medicinal
preparation; its action is radical, and by its
use the glands which support the hair are
nOurished and strengthened. Heat, irrita-
ton and excessive perspiration OF the scalp,
which produce aldncSS are soon cured by a
few applications of this scientific compound,
and it inparts to the hair n rich and glossy
appearance We have tried il, and speak
from actual use.-PeHHYiru1iiGt, Great Bend.
Oct. 7-lt
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

The walking match between Ma
poleon Young and G.. n. Newton,
comes of at the Fair Ground, ON Sat
urday next. At a match between the
contestants a few days since, Newton
accomplished the feat of walking ten
miles in one hour and twenty-three
seconds.
On Saturday last several wagon
loads of Republicans came to this
place, from Brookield, carrying with
them a beautiful flag. In the compa.
ny were between forty and fifty per,
sons who came to procure their nat,
~Uralization papers-the majority being
entitled to their second papers. This
shows that BrOOkfield is awake, anC
preparing to give a good report at the
polls, Notwithstanding there is a mum
Der OF copperhead interlopers who eX'
pect to vote, without even a carpet.
bag residence.
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Gray hairs may not maj ones good looks
and in many cases even improve the appear
ance, but as a general rule are considered
Objectionable and many devices are reSOrted
TO to prevent or get rid of them. We know
OF no mode so little troublesome or object
ionable as the use of Rings Vegetable AM
brosia, an article which OF late has become
so immensely popular as a toilet article and
beautifier. 1t is easily applied, restores gray
or AIDED hair, prevents, and in many cases
cures badness, cleans the scalp and leaves
the hair in splendid condition for arranging.
oct. 7-It
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Finished,

What n difference there is between n piece
OF work handsomely finished and one bOtched
or any way, and perhaps in no one thing is
il more clearly demonstrated than in the
fine arts. some will imagine their work to
be the best in the country, and really can not
tell a good Job from n poor one, and much less
execute a good one. Others acknowledge their
work to be clumsy, and claim, stamps being
their only incentive TO action. While anoth-
er party are bound 10 eIcel in whatever they
undertake, time or expense being no object.
To n discerning public Is respectfully submitted
which of the above parties Rice, No. ID Mar
ket Street, Warren, D., belongs, and In the
meantime, please call and examine his speci-
mens-Card Photos three dollars per doz at
the old stand. ~RlCE-ArtiSt.
Snnf altf
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Whitney,s Musical Guest

For October, contains, besides valu-
able reading matter, leading musical
events of the day, &c, NINE pages of
Choice New Music, as follows:
DTUakdrd'S HOHe-SOHg and Clio
r1Ls-HOwARD. Street LIeHd Kate
Song and COrUs-DoNDoRE. Prussia
kiRggredt's Mdrch-RoESCH.
The GUEST is an excellent monthly
home magazine. Each number con-
tains a pages; The low price ofS1.G0
per year should add 10000 new names
to its list.
Special inducements TO Clubs. Spec
linen copies 10 cts.
Address, W. w. WHITNEY,
Toledo Ohio.
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When the PLANTATION BITTEBs We're first
made known to the American people some
seven years agO IL was supposed they were
an entirely new thing, and had never before
been used. So far as their general use in the
United States is concerned, this may be true.
II is also true that the same Bitters were
made and sold in the Island OF st. Thomas,
over forty years ago., as any old planter,
merchant or sea captain doing business with
the WeSf Indies will tell you. 1t is distinctly
within my recollection that on the return OF
my father (ghO was a sea captain, and doing
an extensive trade in the trOpics,D he would
invariably haVethe Bitters among the ships
stores, and our family sideboard was never
without them. For any sickness, it matters
not how severe or trifiing, IN decanter OF
these Bitters, by a different name, was al
ways resorted TO as a sovereign remedy.
Oct. 7-lt
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"Hnn,s Cnngh Balsan..,

81 ct. Size sold at - cts. at
HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGOOD
September G-tI
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Attention to the facts that VIC are not to be
sXcelled in Photographic productions Of any
kind. Especially as TO copying and finishing
in India Ink or Color. Forthe past three years
We nave made this branch of the art a speci-
ality, and could, If necessary, produce testi-
monialS as TO the merit of our work from all
parts Of this (and portions of adjoining couu-
ties,D but preferring 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 in this,
or any, department of the art.
We have Card Negatives of nearly all (220l
of the Preachers Of Erie Conference, copies
from which we will sell at ID cts. apiece.
BROOKS & POTTER.
Oct. T-tE East side Main 81.
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Timothy Seed--
HoYT, sTRATToN & HAPGooD
September soft

We are constantly reminded by the many
hattering things we see in print concerning
the Florence Sewing Machine, that 1t is real
~ the most wonderfully perfect and capable
all OF the sewing machines. Tina asinglema-
chine should e capable Of making four dis
tinct stitches, OF hemming, tucking, telling,
plating, cOrding and a dozen other open-
tions, on every variety Of material would at
first seem miraculous, but the "FlOrSnce
doas il all.
Machines delivered in any part Of the
county and warranted to give satisfaction.
t.E. BROCKWAY, ~Orangeville, Ohio.
SaDfpmbpr Sn-tf
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Are considered one Of the most common
causes OF disease, yet as easily remedied as
any when we know how, and there are two
things to be complied with to accomplish
this end-First, is a good pair of substantial
Boots or Shoes. Second is-take care Of them.
II. Rice. at the old stand, two doors South of
the p. o., is making this / of work, and
will tel people hOtC to take care Of IL, and II
they.do not do II, IL will not be his fault. Far
will find this to be The place to get suitably
ShOd for tine coming season. Leave your Or
derS early to avoid disappointment.
Repairing done as il should be.
Warren, Ohio, sept. 30,
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Dwelling House to Let!
Enquire at Kings Jewclry Store.
Oct. 7-tf
e.HaIl,s Hair ReneMer.y

81 cts. per bottle only
September SO,-JL.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

October 5.
BEENES-Trade slow and holders were
obliged to grant a concession Of &c to effect
sales; market closing heavy. Receipts Flea
head.
Sales Of extra at Sl7.O0; prime at sl5.5Oal6,-
Oi fair TO good at ~Sl4.5lGl5.5O; ordinary at
S~l3.n0GlI.OO; inferior at Sl0.O0G12O0.
SHEEP AND LANiBS-In large supply
sheep steady at 414G7c. Lambs are &c lower
T4Gsc- Receipts 1890 head; whole supply
not sold.
HOGS-Market quiet and prices a tribe
lower. sales to-day Of 30 head ats 5-S9l0 Lilo
Receipts 2,69S,
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AG1NTs
About three o'clock on Sunday
morning last, the cry of fire was
given, caused by the partial burn
ing of the rear end of the drug
store of Mr.. Z. h. Allison, ON Main
Street. That it was the work of an
incendiary there is no doubt. 1t was
first discovered by the clerk Of the
store, who gave the alarm. BY the
well directed flow of water from,
buckets the flames were soon master
ed. Luckily was the early discovery,
forwhat damage might have been
done, none can estimate, the drug store
being nearly surrounded by wooden
buildings.
Another fire occurred about one
O'Clock on Monday morning, burning
the dwelling of Thomas Burke, who
kept a drinking saloon near the Gas
House, and south of the MahOning
Rail Road. The origin of the fire is
not known. 1t was insured in the
Phoenix, of Hartford, for 81, 200.
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Miss N. f. Moore

Having removed to DIR. Woods, will organ
ize a criticiZing class, where particular tten-
ton will be given to the reading Of vocal and
instrumental music gratuitous to her schol-
lars. She will also give musical instruction
free Of charge, to one pool person each term,
by applying at the commencement of the
term. Term commences Oct. y.
Warren. Oct. :. IS6S-lWa
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The Mahoning Valley Agricultural Society
will hold its third animal Fair at Newton
Falls. Ohio, on Thursday and friday OctO-
Der 18th and 10th, laS.
Liberal arrangements nave been made TO
reward competition, and a general invitation
Is extended throughout the county.
Nv order OF the Board. t. ]. REED, Sec.
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Local Notices.
We Would Call


LOcdL Notices 10 ceats per line, yirSt Insertion; 10
cents per tine each sHbSogUent Insertion.
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ROOU want

To see some nice Oranges andLemons, Pine
Apples, Canned Fruits, 1ellies and every va
riefy of dried fruits, call and examine the
st. May l3-tf.
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This celebrated preparation is now put up
in mammoth Bottles, and sold by all Drug
gists at rs cents. 1t is the cheapest, best and
most popular Hair Preparation known
old by all druggists. MAY 2-Sm.
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+. A. Clark is receivingmOnthly anewsup-
ply of Pocket Books and Pocket Knives
which he will sell at the lowest living prices
Doubtful buyers call and examine the prices
for yourselves, Sign Of n Eagle, Main 81.
October 7-It.
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Rhyme OF Hats.
In New York where SeJrdJt and the Sord-
SHS dwell,
On the head of Pet IrBla I saw the London
Bel,
Where red headed Bridget JfcFdTIdnd, was
was sweeping n yard,
From the Emerald Isle, whose locks glisten-
ed with lard,
More sich verses and worse are to follow,
while day by day new goods are being re-
ceived, n sold at prices defying competl-
tlon, by MrS. POTTER & co.
Oct. 7-tf
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
MAnREN, ONO, ID. 3, e


Flour white Wh't.IO.50
do Amb. Wh't.l0,0O
do Spr'g WILTON
White IIIncl,7j
90
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SMITHS DRUG STORE

HALLS Cough Balsam, at 80 cents
Jul per bottle. acknowledged by all to be
the best Cough Remedy in use, sold only at
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS.

New York. Oct. 5-Butter quiet. Sales at
3OG3Sc for Ohio, SSGf7c for state.
PITTSBURGH. October 5-Firm at last
weeks quotations.
C~INcISNATI, October SIN better supply
and prices are dropping. sales at 5T@D for
fresh.
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CinnamOn-our own Grinding.

We grind our own Ginger.
Pure GrOund Pepper.
Pure ground AllSpi-e.
Pure ground Cloves
-4U our OJCn Grinding.
HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGOOD.
Sent l6-tf
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II Is AlHItI!
Why Deople will go ragged and wear old
clothes when A. +. ANDREWS & SONS are
making Splendid Hearg Winter Stats TO order,
for the small sum of s2lN- Call and be con-
I yincpd- September Sl-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07

Ean-Kiu-KompetitiOn-in Boots Shoes
at Mel east sid a Street, QGoOdsell's
old standl. we can, we will and we do, sell
cheaper than the cheapest, better than the
best. September 30.
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d Per Cent

Reduction in the price Of Sponge Mattresses!
Hair, Husk and SeagHass Mattresses, very
law, at TRUESDELL &TOWNSENDfS.
Sept. 2-tf
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-Four % light window sash-Sxl0 glass; il
, good order, will be sold cheap for cash. Ap
] ply at this Office.
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OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARRES, ONO, Oct. 8, lSa-
Gold, 40.
Seven-Thirties, I'd and 81 series) 100, with
interest.
GROCERIES-Ftrm and steady.
BEANS-White $3.50 TO 500 per busheL.
FLOUR-T,O to sl0,eO.
OATS-Oats 566Oc.
CORN-Corn Sl,0.
FLAX SEED-S2,60.
DRIED APPLES-Sc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Csc, cash Ortrade.
CHEESE-Factory l3c; Dairy l2alse.
EGGS-l6c.
LARD-Country rendered, T@lSc.
HDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-SI ,I0GI,9.
TEAS-SI,O to $3.50 per chest.
COFFEE-2@H per bag.
GLASS-See Hardware Report.
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
- WnmaH
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CoaIi COaI!

The undersigned Will keep constantly on
hand for sale at Phalanx Station, the hest
qualities of MAHONLNG VALLEY COAL, in
quantities to suit purchasers. c. WOOD.
sept. -, lS6S-3t.
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Local Notices.
is Mystery


Loeul Notices Is ceHEs pr Line JySt insertion,
no cents Der line each subsequent insertion.
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The Warren Grant Club.

The last meeting of the Club before
Election will occur on Monday even
ing, October 10Th, at Webb's Hall.
The Hon. 5. NJ. Castle, of Cleve-
land, will deliver the speech. Turn
out every one and let's have a rousing
good time to close the State cam
paign.
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To II Friends,

Our stock of seasOnaSle goods ismorelarge
and complete than usual this fall, and we
ask an examination of stock and prices.
HAPGOOD & BROWN,
No. l River Block, Warren, O.
Sept. left.
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PORTER'S.

Those Grecian Bend Cards
at PoRTER'S are having a large sale.
October 7-tf.
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Campaign Painting
5O0O Boxes Cheese WsnteJ !

OF Banners, Flags, Transparencies, 81
lone IN short notice, ty
Warren, sept. ?, lS6S-tf c. McSUTT.