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New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

tram They ran away throwing tie driver who
MORRISANIA.-The election of three School Trus
tees will be hrld on Monday next
WHITE PLAINS.-1he Commissioners of the
BG1 Of =, he @ S . y Of 1e @ Es So lsss Sssn % ls. % Mr. rs G
made sres f effect that the
carp lie pTopo,e that the pne Of ee9e be reduced
Of Exse To each Comnsope district aud that The py # such
i,t ro Tr,o,srra f,r ,i,sto8, M nm, E,ce lass IN,
weche.ter County unless the complain, d uirner-
h year than last; snd the citizens Of Pine Rage Ne1ee aud chap
gsqas pTe'rad G aPn,',aa, @ ~ o 's % s,g ApP,[oi'
II i nSrs @ w , ,t E % e- ~ 80 . o rayi'y ,si ~ s!,
Plains. snd vi. hned $40
PORT JERyIS.-An enthusiastic meeting of the
ctlens OF tbs was ed s GaHAms Hall MoIay evening
arihr report o. tommli-r auegt' IN ne maurr o tomn
crio Il il od' Mrsu. o. Brown s. o. lrmirs A. B. Goo
e Coni appointed by the Comfy Jn bond The
favorable port the they eur s,rtt
aSs o. ~. -, of Frr.reh zoo aaI Dr.Ie.1s or.ve G
h. i,hsl oId ihr aad % dolbt that r
e. sni viii op,n lumber lestbs aal granng s-ctn Of
county which has heretofore been keII rom market from
STATEN ISLAND.-Thc funeral of the late Capt
Itssn A. Rsl.ls took pas, es si,, .haLh Ne"BHsh'on
JERSEY CrrY.-The Young Mems Catholic Insti-
e w oPs9 ibr headngoom' !" fasn Hall on Monday evening
v, paoundrl The Sng hhisry AcdeaJ Ba Club
s arrived 10 s J iapay The onebiis H complained that the
1s Ist tie srGs,es, ~ adsngaa; condition The go Regiment
y =, a. ~ W" A, .' uh lhuIsla June nbe 10 o''h
been b, the Mrsn hene Of West Troy vii be hre wh,n
Sufficiently subsidies Justice Allen
Tuesday. Henry Martin aud Alice McDo~sl.
BAYONNE.-Ihe Bayonne Yacht Club will hold
Their suuus rrEsia a MONDAY. June ~.
ELIZABETH, n. J.-Franklin Lodge No. o. l. O.
ofO r. celebrate their twenty snner.a Monday evening
PATERSON.-The suit of the Rev. Mr.. Taylor
sgn the COorei Church resulted yesi,na , for s52 Er
the plsnnh. mnpad salary The claims Of the farmers along the
RgrO Road for damages NJ the
ie before The frehod a viii eIopuon II was dd~
the assessment ~ lie Property along that road
tlTse nJs north Of paoa bas increased In value tl0
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

oHFHr HUNTER formerly oi BoadHa having ftlr ron ~
rope absence Of four years be consulted No bf'
Tent. fle special sfpuoa 90 s treatment
Of tue Throat and Lurgs ConsumoI BoIc'
Asthma, &C.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

GorGE's ATMOSPHERIC VENTILATORs, Tor ven
tla;.ug Yubhr aaI pry1te bllItgs Pamphlets cent ee
Address uLSRT a GousE, No ~ Broadway NcN-l ORR
New-York tribune., 1868-05-28

Turkish BATus-No. 10 Laicht-st New
York Gents to5 M. ssi 10 9 p m Sundays Nom
10 " a.; Lkli,s. Do u 10.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
T0 ungstOWn, Newton Falls
and RaYeHna Rail Road.

The work Of survey on the above road
is now under way, under the direction Of
Mr.. George Robinson civil engineer, Of
Rsvenns, who has made S urveys at this
writing, as far as Miles and expects to
have the line completely surveyed in the
next ten days.
The route as proposed is as follows ;
from Youngstown, running parallel and
near the Mahoning Railroad, on the south
side, as far as Miles, crossing the river at
Diapers bend, and thence in q straight
line through Lordstown, north ofthe CEN
ter, ives: to Newton Falls, and continuing
directly west, interesting the Cleveland
and Pittsburg Railroad at Rsvenna.
This will be 3 competing line with the
Mahoning branch from Pittsburg via.
youngstown, the distance being about the
same. The section Of country which this
new road proposes to traverse, and the new
enterprises which will be opened, now
lying dormant, can only add wealth TO
our county. The company is receiving
the encouragement of all the heavy man
ufacturers along the line, rs we'll as the
two lines which it will connect with.
We congratulate our friends at Newton
Falls upon their cheering prospective rail-
road connection with the rest of the world.
1t will no doubt give their beautiful vii
lage an impetus upward and onward.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
| breath. completely closing The air passage

breath, completely closing the air passage
and, of course, producing death.
In Fremont q Mrs. Blinn, was badly
poisoned on Tuesday last by using a GER
tain tooth paste foF the tooth-ache. She
remained insensible for several hours after
using 1t, but at last accounts was improy-
ing.
AT Ashland, Ohio. the decoration of
the soldiers graves was accomplished In g
very peculiar manner. When the process
sion reached the cemetery, several young
ladies took a position by the side of each
grave, and at the tap of the drum, wreaths,
every reens and flowers were showerei up
on the resting-places of the departed.
The spectacle was most beautiful and IN
teresting, every grave being decor Rted at
the same instant.
Miss Sadie DeShong, of Ashland,
while in company with a young man, was
aceldently wounded by the discharge Of a
pistol he had in his pocket.
The Garrettsyille Journal of last week
says: F. S. Daniels, while at work on
Thursday, on a barn belonging to w. NJ.
French of this place, lost his balance and
fell from the beam of the first story 10 the
ground 8 distance of about ten feet. His
neck was fractured by the fall and he died
almost instantly: The deceased was born
in December, A. D. 1911, at Otis, Mass.
The colored citizens of Akron, cele-
brated the decision of the Supreme Court
on the Visible Admixture law, with appro-
pirate demonstrations on last Thursday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
N~eIghbOrhOOd News.

The Kent Nel0s says that on May 18th,
during q slight shower the citizens of Rs-
wanna, were startled by a crash of electric
ity which struck the dwelling house of
Henry Humphrey, Esq, on Prospect street
in the central part of the village. The
fluid first struck the chimney which it
shattered, and on reaching the termins-
ton above the second floor followed the
stove pipe down to tho kitchen floor
which it passed through splitting and
tearing up a section of the floor, and FILL
ing the room with SCOT and smoke.
Mrs. Humphrey and two children who
were near the stove were unInjured, save
q severe shock. In 8 cot in 8 room with
open door, not ten feet from tho course of
the electric current lay q sleeping infant,
whose slumbers were u~ndisturbed BY the
shock, and whose smiling face indicated
happy baby dreams, when sought BY its
anxious mother. Gratitude to God Is in
the hearts Of the members of that family,
for his mercy in spRring every member of
the little home circle, in the face Of so i'm
insnt peril.
in Akron on the 4th inst s little son.
of Geo. II. Bien, two and q halt years of
age, swallowed number of garden beans,
producing q severe strAngulation for q few
minutes, but which, however, was speedi-
ly relieved by the child vomiting freely
and throwing up several of the beans.
About half past n o'clock in the after
nom, while being csrressed BY his mother
he suddenly strangled again, dying almost
instantly. A post mOrtem examination
that one of the beans swallowed
entered Hs wind pips, which bsingGo lOdg-
ed, for the time bc+ae, s. to produce no
lsrlOuI obstacle to respiration, osss4e els'
placed by s sudden Inspiration Of thc
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
Second Annual Horse Fair, to
be held on the BTOOk6eId
Agricultural Fair Grounds,
BrOOkdeId, o., ON Saturday,
InIU n 1875

Mol. Premium $40: $SOto first horse. SlOto
second best 8 in in harness Open to all
horses that never beat 5 minutes.
No. 2. Premium SEQ: $40 to first: so to Sec
ond horse; best Sin 5 in hsrness. Open to all
horses that never beat $50.
No. g.. Premium $40; $50 to first horse: SO
to second; for pacing horses. best 8 in in har-
ness. Or en- to all.
MOI. Premium $40; $S0t to first; SO to sec
ond. Running Race. = mile heats. best 2 in 3.
No. 5. Premium Sl2O SleO to first; SO to
second. Open to all horses; best 3 in 5 to har-
ness.
No. 6. Premium $50; foot race. Open to all.
$50 yards.
All the above races are mile heats
Except the running race whi.his half mile
heats.) Entrance 10 per cent, of the pre-
MUM to to accompany the entry. Three
or more to enter and two to start.
A horse ~distsncing the field will only
be entitled to the first premium. All dis
distaneed horses will forfeit the premiums
to the society.
Any horse entered in any of the above
races, if mot eligible, will not only not be
allowed to start but will also forfeit his
entrance money.
The grounds of the Brookfeld Agricul-
tural Society hsYs recently been enlarged.
The track surveyed, measured and graded.
and is now q full half mile TRACK The
grounds are now the largest, and the track
is the best in Trumbull county, Ohio, or
Mercer county, Pa.
The race TO lei at 10 o'clock A.
N. precisely.
All communications to be addressed TO
GEORGE S~TRUBLE, Secretary, B~rookfeld,
Ohio. By order Of Committee.
ALLEN L. BYERS, Treas.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

We are indebted to Mr.. Alfred A
Sewell, publisher of the Little Corporal
Chicago, Illinois, for a fac simIlie of Pau.
Rivers picture of one hundred years ago
being "a view of the town of Boston, il
New England, and British ships of wal
landing their troops, 1888"
Mrs. KAUTz, formerly Miss Char.
lotte Tod, daughter Of Ex-Governor Tod,
died at Columbus, Mississippi, on Mon
day Of last week. Gen. A. V. Kautz,
husband of the deceased wa stationed at
the above named place, in command of
U. S. troops.
Petitions in bankruptcy have been
filed BY persons living in this section.
They were Just in tine to save themselves
from that provision of the act requiring
the debtor 10 be able to pay so eents on
the dollar, before the petition can be re-
ceiyed /: John Martin, Nelson; James A.
Hesthman, Windsor +; John c. McLain,
Warren VIM. NJ. Fisher, Miles; George
Il. Reid, Warren.
The weather on Saturday having
been too moist for the trotting match ad>
vertised for that day. the race was post
pOned until Saturday next, June Is, at
Oak Grove Park, in this place. At tan,
4 N Dursa oF con Co. bo-ras fbas have
never trotted in a race. $50 for the first,
SO for the second. At l, P NJ, Hotel
and Saloon purse for horses that never
beat three minutes. Also at the same
hour a $4,000 pprse-s65 for the first
S25 for the second, and SO for third
Race open to Trumbull and MShoning
counties. Starlight 10 haul 200 ID. wag,
On the rest TO harness.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
Latest Edition.

The largest stock of Hats and Caps in
all the latest styles. .
The Bsmis' Linen Imitation Cuff. Ten
pairs for so cents.
The choicest styles of Cloths and CASH
meres [prices very low.)
Youths and Children's suits dursbly
made and neatly trimmed.
Mems suits in dark, medium and light
colors, in all grades
The Diamond Shirt" White and
Fancy. (Fits beautifully
Very rlch and elegant patterns of Silk
Bows, Scarfs and Ties.
Jonvin's, Alexsndre's Josephine Kid
Gloves. white and colors
A complete stock of Summer Wrappers
and Drawers.
REED s. ADAMS are determined to
place the above goods before the people at
q small profit Go to them for your goods.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
Juror WIthdrawn.

The case of VIM. 7. Spear, Assignee
of Allen A. Ticehurst, VS.. Samuel Tice-
hurst, being an action Of. plevin brought
to recover q stock of goods, which has
been on trial for some days, in the U. S,
District Court, at Cleveland, was on yes.
terday brought to an unexpected conclu.
sion. Hon John Hutchins, one Of Pltf's
Attorneys, was taken suddenly i'll. as the
testimony on both sides was about con-
cluded, and the plaintiff was therefore
obliged to withdraw 8 Juror and continue
the case at his cost.
John Hutchins and Ingersoll are Attor-
neys for Plain tiff, and T. E. Hutchins for
Defendant.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
wARREN RETAIL MARX ET
W.SRxx. O lima IN lass
CIeveIand WhoIesaIe Market


MONDAY EVENISG. June 3, 1905.
FL0UR-City made Xxx red S12,509l3.CO;
Xxx white Il 5O915.O0: Xxx spring Sll,O09u so.
-WHEAT-Very iuiet. heavy and drooping.-
No. ] red winter S2.56s. No. do S2.25S2H; No.
l spring S2.15@2JS.
CORNING at CSC; 1 car do do at e6e.
PORk-Quiet and steady. Sales 20 bbls No.
I mess az 500 80. 2 do at $500; Prime
Mess So 90; Clear $500,
SMOKED MEATS-Sugar cured Hams at DC,
canvassed /; lso u-ncanTassed; Shoulders l5c
csnvsSsed. l4e unsurpassed; Bacon Ice. Plain
cured Hams l9c canvassed, lc u-ncanvassed I;
Dried Beef &c eanYaSsed. Zoe -uncanvassed.
BUIfER-Steady. with = fair demand at 80
BE for Western Reserve :1G22c for Central.
CHEESE-Quiet.-Old factory steady at l5G
l6e; new dairy and factory 99l4c.
DRIED APPLES-Duil at 714gSc for coed
to prime fruit
P0TATQES-Quiet. ~PeaehblOwsSl s.. % 10 ear
lots; Sl,30 from store.
IIME-Water Lime in fair movement at ST.
20 for Akron D Oswego. White Lime selling
at $50 per Dbl for Cleveland and Fremont.
sALT-Fine 1925 10 Coarse in the mar
ket.-Leader
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
That Old Man!

Who has so faithfully borne lifs's burdens for
upwards of three score years and ten, knOios
his sands Of life have nearly run. and that he
q man, even TO almost reyerencingt hos silken
locks and times honored wrinkles that mark
his majestic brow. Indeed the oord Is better
for that man having lived, but his Jrietds. how
anxiously they watch his every step as he des-
cends the hill Of life, knowing soon that that
face-illuminated by q warm heart within
will soon go back to Its native element and be
forgotten. FORGOTTEN did we say? Not so, for
he was one among thousands Of others. who
we're thoughtful enough TO visit the New Eng
land Gallery and secure a supply Of Rice's
Photographs. These Ph0tO0TdpAs doA'Qdde, aud
will be found precious skadotcs, when the sub
stance shall have departed. RICR-Artist.
May q, 1S5S-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
Close of the Union schools.

The nineteenth anniversary of the
Warren High School occurs on Thurs
day evening, June Is. Arrangements
have been made TO. secure a very pleas
ant evenings entertainment, a promise
we feel TO be fully warranted by the
character of the literary exercises pro-
vided in the programme.
The alumni meeting will be on We'd
nesdsy evening. 18th, at Webb's Hall.
Address by Rev. George Pierce. The
public need no assurance that the sd-
dress on this occasion will be worth
the hearing, as we all know that Mr..
Pierce lever says anything on public
occasions which is not pronounced very
good by his hearers.
During the past year our Schools
have been prosperous and progressive.
superintendent PITT, and his able corps
of teachers in the several departments
of the Schools, have labored diligently,
and we have reason to believe quite
successfully and satisfactorily.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
TEETH Teeth! Teeth! :.

Tbs undersigned having made Arrangements
with Doctor Spellman TO take the class Of teeth
known as rubber work. of bis hands; is now
prepared 10 make it for the advantage Of every
one in Trumbull county wanting anything in
his line to give him 4 call. He has made ar
thirty per cent lower than any person else in the
county. he can therefore compete with the dem
fists in any city Of 0hiO. Having purchased at
a great expense q very fine apparatus for ma
king laughing gas(nitrous oxid). HE'S prepared
to give il to any one wishing TO avoid the pain in
eident to extracting teeth. But il will only be
will only be ~SivenIn the fOreuoons of Tuesdays
and Saturdays Of each week.
JOHN A. YOUNG.
Warren, May 13Is6s-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
h. W. syurH,s AuEKclx ORGANS.

S. D. i h. ". SNrH's American ORGANS
The Messrs. Smith are the Oldest reed instru-
ment manufacturers in Boston. They have
from the first, strivea to make as good work as
human hands could produce. and have been
They produce 3 great range Of styles, varying
in form and capacity. adapting them to parlor,
school. church or hall, as may be desired The
many patents TOR improvements, owned exclu-
siVely By thee manufacturers. enable them to
control the manufacturer Of this peculiar Organ.
50 that no other reed instrument Of whatever
name or claim can compare with them in perfec-
ton. 1t is only necessary TO try them, to be sat
isied Of this.-N Musical Journal.
Juuo3-2t "" #.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
Something New.

Doctor Spelman desires to inform his patron:
and friends in Trumbull county that he ha.
purchased ofthe patentee, Doctor g. w. Dunn,
the exclusive right to make his porcelain teeth
in this county. As now improved it has very
in use. II is beautiful. strong and eleazly, and
can now be repaired as easy as any other 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
from four 70 nine hundred dollars for an once
right. Teeth on rubber, and all other kinds OF
dentures. except the kind already alluded to
will be made BY John A. Young. who has been
having taken one course in the Ohio Dental
College he IS well prepared to do the work in
the best possible manner. See his card.
B. T. SPELMAN.
Warren. May Is. lsss-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
MARKET.

OFFICE WEsTERS RESERVE C~HRoSIcLE.
WARREN. 0..June 10. 1853. !
The money market in our principal cities has
been one Of ease; good paper being aceomoda-
ted in all cases, and a loanable surplus on hand
for Which there is but 2 mSds5atG demand. The
mutation of money in European banks. and
says that one hundred millions OF Greenback
money now lays in the U. S. Sub. Treasury at
Gold continues steady. being held IN check By
the amount liable to be sold, notw1thstandIng
orders to the contrary. and the pressing demand
owing 70 large shipments.
Gold. 1s9.
Silver. large. lS3.
Five-THtnties. 1862. I11lz.
1854. I09z. .
1866. 109H.
1867, Il2<.
SeVen-Thirties, I'D and Cd series) les.
Our home market has been unus ually quiet
and little IS doing that deserve mention. Pro-
duce remains quiet. with little varia ton. But
ter. Cheese and Eggs are at a stand-still. No
extra inducemeut being offered for either Of
the above. a sufficient quantity Is thrown on the
market to supply the necessary lena nd.
GR0cERIES-Firm aud steady.
BEANS-White $500 to $50 per bushel.
WHEAT-whits. S.Os Amber. $500. Spring
NOLS2.5O.
FL0UR-$12W to $14.50.
0ATS-0ats 75e
C0RN-Corn SI.1O.
DRIED APPLES-IOc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll PC. cash or trade
CHEESE-Wsstsrn Reserve 12sl4c
EGGS-lTc.
LARD-Country rendered. 169l7.
HIDES-Sss Leather Report.
P0TAT0ES-S1.2O91.S0
TEAS-S1.o0 to $50 per chest.
coFFEE-22Sz per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
Pennsylvania Central stock
Yards.

PITTSBURGH. June 1, l5cS
CATTLE-Ths market this week is one Of the
poorest VIZ have reported fora long time. Deal
ers were not on hand. The cattle sales dWin-
died down to IS head. There were, however.
pretty liberal shipments East. The sales for
the past week were as follows: June 4th. IS
bead at S.60g9.20. showing . falling OF IN sales
tanned.
SHEEP-The market contained a good sup
ply. The sales however exhibited alarge falling
of as compared with the previous week
Prices. however. were we'll sustained. The sales
for the past week were. 5.357 head. az S3.O097.5 so.
tn above shows failing OF in sales Of 1854
head. The falling of being larger than the
number sold
H0GS-There vas e decline in prices. and q
large falling of in sales. Good. smooth fat
hogs sold on Eastern account at full prices. but
medium and inferior declined Sg5Se eHt-
L459lO.4O. Being a falling Of in sales of3.OoY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
Lost.

A Note against Ellis. Miller Co. ofYoungs-
town. dated March Is. 1865. calling for four
hundred and forty-one dollars and ninety cents,
given to E. b. Esty. or bearer-dae three months
to buy said note. and Ellis Miller d Co., are re.
questsd not TO pay said note TO any one except
L. II. Johnson or his order. Any person ind
ing said note. will be literally rewarded By re-
turning said note 10 the subscriber at LeaYitts
June s, Is6s-St.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

No NOTICE will be taken of commu-
nications not accompanied BY a respon-
sible name. The name will be -consid-
cred confidential, but must in all cases
accompany letters as guaranty of good
faith. No communications returned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
A. MaIpas

Would inform the public generally. that he
has started a Grocery and Provision Store
he would be pleased to see his friends who are
ID want Of any thing in the line Of Groceries and
Provisions. 4 full and we'll selected stock kept
constantly on hand. Also dealer in Anthracite
and Bituminous Coal. lJune3At.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
An ;psnaction of the remains of Stephsn

An inspection of the remains of Stephen
A. Douglas was made on Tuesday, prepar-
story to their removal to the tomb sreosj
to his memory. Upon removing the lid,
covering the glass, the ssce of the illus.
trious Senator was found to be in a remark.
able state OF preservation, almost as natu
raj as when buried seven years ago
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
VISIT To H JAIL.
U. S. Musical Review

In addition to q goodly nu mber Of artl-
cles from the pens Of musical critics, and
several pages of miscellaneous musical Cos
sip and news, the June number of this
prince Of musical monthlies," contains
several new songs with music, to wit /:
''Good Bye Old Home :" "'The Prettiest
Girl 1 Know" with song and chorus /;
"First Smile :" "Pretty IS 8 Pink"
Terms Of Review 81 a year. Address
J. L. Peters, ?. o. BOZ 1929, New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
The Weed MaohIne Ahead

The Official statement Of sales exhibits these
facts: WEED MACHINE GAIN 1877 PER CEST ;
Singer :; Grover 4 Baker. %; Howe. 65; Finkle
Dc Lyon. 40; Empires.
The above shows a total Of I52 per cent for
all other companies combined leaving a bal
Gnce ofyOrv fire per cent for the Weed Company,
over all others. Mrs. A. Boyd Agent, Box 6Is,
warren. Ohio. Residence one door east of the
dwelling of Gen. McLain. [June lO-4t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

We have just received another case Of those
fine Swiss Watches, both Gold and Silver, made
for our own trade. and warranted superior to
any in market. See our new advertisement 10
another column. VAUTR0T &ACKLEY.
Nav E-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
means that crowd

Constantly at Guule6nger & Bro, on Main
St. why they haTejust completed their second
visit East, and brought . large and we'll selected
stock Of Millinery and Dry Goods. which pleas
Is every body in prices and quality.
June IO-9f,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

PHILADELPHIA, June s.
CATTLE--In demand. Sales at llall1<c for
extra; 9al01zc for fair to EOUd; case for common
gross wei hI.
.SHEEP-Fair demand. Sales 5000 at 5Sa
HoGs--Fsir demand. Sales of 800 head at
Sl3.O0al4.5Q.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10

Weston, the walker, has been match
ed against George Topley, the English
champion pedestrian, to walk 100 miles
for 5000, in Boston, between the 18th
and 18th of June next, under a forfeit
ure Of $500.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
Good Morning

Mrs. B., where are you going? To see CLARK's
new Pearl Buttons, for sale By the Gross or
Dozen. at astonishing low prices. Just the thing
for light Saques. Remember the place. cLARK's
Notion Store. sign Of the Eagle. Main 81.
May q, lS68-tf