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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

"A meeting of the Warren Grant
Club will be held at the Club rooms
on Wednesday evening of this week.
A full attendance is requested for
special reasons.
Last week the cellar of Mr.. VIM.
Rrinton, of this township, was broken
into. and about fifteen pounds OF but
ter, a large crock of lard and a bowl
and ladIe carried away. As the ladle
was an heirloom in the family Mr..
Brinton proposes TO let the parties go
free on its return.
We learn that the census of our
town has been completed, and it is
found that we have sufficient inhabi-
tants for a city of the second class.
Next Monday night the exact number
will be reported to the Town Council,
and steps will probably be taken to
transform the Incorporated Village Of
Warren into a City.
"A man in this county one day last
week deposited $500 in greenbacks in
his parlor stove for safe keeping, in
forming his wife of what he had done.
Next day she had company, forgot
about the money, lighted a fire in the
stove, and $500 of the government
debt was paid. "Riches take wings
and fly away"
With next weeks number the
subscriptions Of this paper
will expire. We should be pleased to
continue all of them on our list for
the next year. Our terms are $500
per annum in advance. Parties desir-
ing TO continue will please inform us
Immediately in order that no break
will occur in the receipt Of their pa
per.
The Masons have completed a ff-
teen years lease of the upper story Of
the new bank building, which is to
be fitted up for their accommoda-
in an elegant and convenient
manner. When finished few lodge
rooms, in the State, if any, will equal
it, and it will be surpassed by none. 1t
will not be ready for use before next
season, as no wood work will he put
into the building this year.
The horse thief, Hewey, who was
from this County to Ravenna,
'or safe keeping, on account of the in
security of our Jail, attempted to fire
he jail in Ravenna. The fire was
soon discovered and e~Xtinguished. 1t
will be remembered that this county
S responsible for all damages done TO
he building, which in the event of its
burning, would undoubtedly approx
mate the cost of a new jail.
"A mistake has been discovered in
,anvassing the election returns for
his county. Bazetta gave ia votes
or Sherwood, instead of IA as given
n the official table last week, a differ
lnce Of 80 votes, which makes the re-
publican majority in the County 2nl
instead of 26S1. The mistake was dis
covered too late for correction in the
official returns sent to Columbus, but
{ will be some satisfaction to our
to know that Bazetta did her
luty in the last election, and will do
t in the next.
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Our Work Does Speak for Itself.

And the public speak in its praise, and zee
will not be- so modest, or fastidiously whim-
steal, that we can not add words in gratitude
for the many achievements il has been our
lot to accomplish during an experience OF
more than twenty years. Men of understand
ing listen while we tell you that the Ar OF
Photography is not a thing mastered in a few
months, but from Gnle experience, generally,
comes self eonceit, while years upon years of
deep study renders one better fitted to form
just conceptions OF his own abilities. Call
and examine our w~Ork-glad to see you at
any time. RICE@Artist.
Gallery No. Is Market Street, Warren, o,
Oct. 2I-tf
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Magazine Notices.

DEMoREsT's YOUNG AMERICA
The juveniles are full of glee over the
reception of an enlarged number of
this popular little magazine. More
pictures, more stories, more puzzles,
more'of every thing that the children
are in love with, is involved in this
jubilant event, which must have sent
up the You've AMERICA subscription
list like a rocket. Certainly there is
no bother magazine like itfortheyoung.
Publication Office, 473 Broadway, n.
y, Yearly, s1,5o.
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MARRIAGES.

In Newton, Oct. 10Th, by Daniel Earle, Esq.
at the residence of the brides father, Mr..
HENRY. TICKNER of Ravenna, Ohio,
and Miss ALICE P. BARBER, Of Newton.
In Newton, Oct. 18th, by Daniel Earl, ESQ,
at the residence of MI. Levi Sampson, Mr..
JAMES JOHNSON, and Miss LYDIA
PROBST.
Thursday, Oct, p, 1868, by Rev. ]. Lyle, at
the residence of the brides father, Mr..
GEO. I. LEWIS, of Washington, d. C., and
Miss ALICE E, daughter of Jesse Bald
win, ESQ., Youngstown, Ohio.
Oct. 2, at Miles, o., by Rev. Mr.. Smith, Mr..
CHARLES MCDONALD of Pittsburgh, to
Miss OLIVE pRAAI of Niles.
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NEW YORK, August !, 1868.

Mr. EDITOR :-Seversl of your correspond
ents, very old and respectable no doubt, seem
to be wonderfully exercised as to the origin
of our PLANTATION BITTERS. So long as
these Bitters are all that we represent them
TO be, we donot know that Il max any diff
they originated; but for the information Of
the public generally and old OdptdiR Vent in
particular, we will say that he told the truth,
and hat these Bitters originated in the West
India Is~lands-that many Of the ingredients
have been f~avorably used for over a century,
but our combination of Calisaya is entirely
new, and our own.-The rum and other mate
rails are the same, and as your correspondent
says, a better Bitters and Tonic are not made.
We recommend them particularly for dys-
peptics, fever and ague, debility, loss Of ap-
petite, n In all cases where a tonic n
stimulant is required.
PHI DRAKE eco.
q Park Row, New York,
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Just What You Want.

Many persons have failed to Insure their
lives because il cost them too much.
This objection is now removed. The Ma
tiondl Life Insurance Company, Chartered by
Act of Congress and Of which Jay Cooke 4
Co., the great Government Bankers are the
managers, has been established. The Insur-
ance costs you only the INTEREST upon your
Annua Premiums. This makes il enormous
IN cheaper than in any other Company.
You are specially urged to call n get in
formation and Insurance at the Bank Of
Oct. 28-2t. 7. J. MCLAIN son,
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Tax PaYersi

Should remember that under the new law
the road tax receipts must be presented to
the Treasurer in order to be deducted nom
the total amount OF tai Road receipts are
only good on first installment. The Treas
urer's Office will be open from the 18th OF Oc-
tober till the Goth OF December, for tho re-
ception Of taxes. lOct. 2l-5t
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The Old Shall BE New!

Is you plated ware beginning to show the
effects uI wear, don't lay IL aside but bring II
to Rbag's Jetuetry Store, Main Street, Warren, o.,
where they will re-plate II at half the cost of
new ones and Just as good. Watch Cnses, Spoons,
Fork, &C. 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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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-BUrTER-Steady.
Sales at 3OaS7e for Ohio, 40G5Oc for state,
CHEESE-Steady. Sales at I3GlTLc.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3-BUTTER-The receipts
are liberal and the demand fOrthe best grades
is active at full prices, but falling on lots are
dull. We quote choice Western Reserve At
$940c; choice Central Ohio at 354S7c; medi-
UNI do at &G34c, and inferior at &a2c = D.
are obtained. We quote choice factory at I7L
9lSc; English dairy at l614GI7c, Western Re-
serve at l6sl61zc, and fair to good qualities
at l4Gl5Lc 2 n. actual tare.
PITTSBURG, Oct. B.-BUTTER-The receipts
Of choice roll are only fair, and with good
demand It sells readily at 3SS4Oc , D. Choice
packedcommands S0G&c 2 %, andl low grades
SG2Sc D.
CHEEsE-There is a good demand, and we
quote the marketfirm for Ohio Goshen at Ice;
New York Goshen zoe; Factory H1l&lSc;
Hamburg l614dl7c; Ohio Sweitzer 3c; Linn
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DecalcOmanie

The new and beautiful art of transferring
instantly pictures to China, Glass, Wood,
Furniture, Ivory, Marble and Plated Ware
to initiate exactly the most beautiful paint
ings, for sale at CLARKiS Notion Store, Main
Street. Oct. &-2w.
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Local Notices.
All Right Emit Jars!


Local Notices 10 cents per line first insertion,
10 cents per line each SuoseQuent insertion.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

october Is.
CATTLE-Unsettled and lower. Sales at s
Gee for extra western steers; 714c for fair to
good; +96c gross weight for common.
SHEEP-Higher. Sales 5000 head at 496c
per gross.
HoGs-Lower. Sales Of 400 head at s1I,5s
Sl2.O per cwt nett.
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Agents Wanted

To travel and sell an article needed by
every body. Agents can realize a net profit
Of IS 90 per day, Cash in hand" Call at +.
Oct. 2S-2W.
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A queenly list we give to-day,
From Empress LOUiSeto Princess Alexandria,
Fair, false Cleopatra and Sudan Tekld,
To desolate Russia the nome Of Gdrind
Ola.
To these, other attractions will be added
ON the return of Mrs. Potter, now in the east.
Mrs. POTTER & co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

EA-We have been using Seward and Bent
leyis ALISMA q few weeks, and have come
TO the conclusion that there is one prepara-
ton for the hair that is good. It'll an elegant
dressing and makes the hair dark and glossy,
giving II a lively appearance. Iii not as eX-
pensive as an ordinary hair OIL and far bet
ter 10 use.
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DEATHS

In Kent, Portage County, Ohio, Oct. 10Th, of
softhess Of the brain, A. X. MELONEY,
Conductor on the A. & G.. w. R.'y, aged
IS years.
Tuesday evening, 10Th inst, at the residence
of Mrs. Gilbert, Mr.. C. BISHOP GILBERT,
: in the I'D year of his age.
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The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. E. s. ADAIR'S.

A Few'Energetic Young Men Wanted
To engage in a paying business with a
small amount of money. For particulars
call at Clark's Notion Store, sign Of the Eagle,
Main st, Oct. 2l-2w.
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so Cts.

81 G-l 2I 60-l 7o-and as good Dollar
eighty cent Tea as in town. We also have
our old 81 90 Teas
HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGOoD.
September SOFT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

Window Sash.
Four 20 light window sash-sxl0 glass; in
good order, will be sold cheap for cash APP
ply at this office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

This celebrated preparation is now put up
in mammoth Bottles, and sold by all Drug
gists at IS cents. 1t is the cheapest, best and
most popular Hair Preparation knowp,-
Gold by all druggists, May AESm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

MAGNOLIA WATER,-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the prfea-
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snexferlIl0

Go TO Truesdell & Townsend's and get a
Dexter Washing Machine" and do not wear
out your women n clothes by the old way,
Oct A.tf. III
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Dirty, sticky, nasty, REVIEWERS and Ambro-
sias when you can IN a pure, clean, Prepare
ton in "Bsrrett's Hair Restorative"
October 2S-lt
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PloWs, PlOMs, PlOWs.
Engene Hair Restorative.

The best steel Plows in market at D. H.
BENEFITS, opposite the Baptist Church.
Wassen, May I. lS6S-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-28

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 stake care Of them.
H. Rice, at the old stand, two doors South OF
the z. o., is making this kind Of work, and
will tell people hOtC to take care Of 1t, and If
they-do not do ii, IL will not be his fault. Far
mers and mechanics, as well as all others,
will find this to be the place to get suitably
shod for h coming season. Leave your or
ders early to avoid disappointment.
Repairing done as 1t should be.
Warren, Ohio,, Sept 80.
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To nnr Friends.

10 our frlenOss
Our stock of seasonable goods Is morela large
and complete than usual this fall, n we
ask an examination OF stock and prices.
HAPGOOD & BROWN,
No. l River Block, Warren, o.
Sept. ls,-tk.
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Chamber Sets!

Chamber Sets!
A few more Of those tasty chamber suits,
at low figures, at
TRUEsDELL & TowNsENDs.
Oct. 2I-tf
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Dry foods

Empress Cloths, Merinoes and wool Plaids.
at rs cents and 81, at
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Eight Dollars!
Rhyme Of Hats.

Go to Kings, on Main Street, Warren, o.
and buy a Wdtch Warranted TO run Deu-onh
IS 90. Oct. 2-lw.
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Camnaign Painting!

OF Banners, Flags, Transparencies. &C.,
op %sG 9R Sn Sept. 3 isSs-tf C. McNUTT.
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For the new stock Of Dry Goods to b. on
hand at No, /, River Block, next week, as r.
Brown, Of HapgoOd and Brown, is now in N.
Y. buying at the down figures.
October 2S-tf
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Extension Tables!

OF the best workmanship and materials
Our otcn make. and every N warranted by
TRUESDELL TOWNSEND.
Oct. 2-tf.
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Sewing Machines has some point in its
own especial favor, the Florence" gathers
up the superior features of them all and
combines the whole in one machine, It has
all the recognized stitches, il has the most
perfect feed and all the specialties upon
which the other machine base their claims
Of superiority. Machines delivered any
where and warranted to give satisfaction.
J. Z. BROCKWAY, Orangeville, o.
Oct. l4-tf
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l26 cents Each, Hoyt, Stratton & Hapgood,
No. 8 Main ST. Warren, Ohio. Large lot Just
received, and will be sold stthe above price,
or lower. Oct. l-tf
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That Timothy Seed
Has come at last.
HoYT. sTRATToN a HAPGooD.
Oct. l4-tf
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Don't Use Those

Stewards Cough Cure has cured Asthma.
October -lt
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A Large and New Stock OfLadies Shoes.
Received, and IS per cent. less than any
other place in the market, at
October T-tf
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Local Notices.
Neutral


Local Notices Is cents per line, first insertion; 10
cent? per line each subseQueat insertion
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Our Cloak Department
All Wool

Is now opened for orders. All Of The latest
A. E. ANDREWS & SONS.
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Cinnamon-our own Grinding.

We grind our own Ginger.
Pure Ground Pepper.
Pure ground Allspice.
Pure ground Cloves.
Al our OUn Grinding.
HoYT, sTR1TToN & HAPGooD.
Sept. left
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81 81 "a
h attention of our readerr Is directed TO
the advertisement Of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE in another part of lhis paper.
This yaluable Medicine is recommended
by all who use It. Read the certificates.
August II, 1865.
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You Can Find
Window Sash.

You Can Find
The Celebrated Heroine Fruit Jar, at
July LIT PEW & BROS.
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5000 Boxes Cheese Wanted!
For which the highest market price will be
paid at A. E ASDRWS 4 SONS.
Sept. 2 lS6S-tf
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500 bbls OF Salt for sale at whole.
sale or retail at Island Mills.
RUSH, HAMILTON & co.
July N-tf
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We Would Call

We Would Call
Attention to the facts that we are not to be
sxcelled in Photographic productions OF any
kind. Especially as to copying n finishing
In India Ink orColor. Forthe past three years
we have made this branch Of the art a speci-
ality, and could, II necessary, produce testt-
monials 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 a
pleasure in showing our productions in this,
or any, department of the art
We have Card Negatives of nearly all (2O)
of the Preachers Of Erie Conference, copies
from which we will sell at Is cts. apiece.
BROOKS & POTTER,
Oct. 7-tf East side Main st.
Have You Seen
The Grecian Bend at P0RTER'S.
October 7-tL.
Those Greeian Bend Cards
at PORTER'S are having a large sale.
October 7-tf.
Photograph Albums
At remarkably low prices at PORTER'S.
October 1T.
''Hall's Hair ReneWer."
IS cts. per bottle only
HOYT, STRATTOS & HAPGOOp.
September SOFT.
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Fire Items.

Fire Items.
On the Goth inst, Fire Engine No.
1 left for Crestline, having been sold
for $500. A company is forming on
Quinby Hill which will take charge
of Engine No. .. A large reservoir
has been built on the west side, capa-
BILE of holding about 800 barrels, and
will shortly be filed by the steamer.
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FIELD, TURNER & Co

Would now call special attention 10 their
stock Of paper collars-we keep the only
genuine hDlckens' Collar In Warren, also
button holes and entire fold cloth lined, only
30 cents a box. The "BOn Ton Collar, round
corners, button holes cloth lined, only . cts,
ton, only % cents a 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. TIN
Baden" cuff, cord edge, reversible, to matcL
the Baden collar, the neatest cun out, only
nfty cents for a package Of 10 pains.
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IL 1-2 cents
For An Right Fruit jars,
HOYT. sTRATroN & HAPGooD.
Oct. lift
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''Halps Cough BalsaR."
81 CT. Size sold ut IS cts. at
HoYT, STRATTON & HAPGooD.
September 3-tI
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Best Sewing Machinesss

Carpets Carpets!
For the largest stock and lowest prices, go
to A. E. ANDREWS SONS.
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Look Ont

All ready for use, at
Oct Q2-ff
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American Ce.'s Tea!

HOYT, STRATTON HAPGOOD'S.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
MARKET.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRoSICLE.
WARREN, OHIO, Oct. z, 1865.
Gold, 40.
seven-Thirties, cd and Sd series) 100, with
interest.
GROCERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANs-White $3.50 to $500 per bushel.
FLOUR-7,0 to 5000.
OATS5Oats CSC.
CORN-Corn sl,G.
FLAX SEED-s2e0.
DRIED APPLES-sc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Sc, cash or AIDE
CHEESE-Dairy l2al4c.
EGGS-0c.
LARDSCountry rendered, I79lsc.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
POTATOES-sl,09I,l0 10.
TEAS-sl,OO to $3.50 per chest.
COFFEE-2SH per bag.
GLASS-See Hardware Report.
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
WARREN, OHIO. Oct. 2. 1873.
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II is q Mystery

II Il u mlstcI1
Why people will go ragged and wear old
clothes, when A. +. ANDREWS & Sons are
making Splendid Hedty Winter SHns TO order,
for the small sum Of $500. Call and be con-
WINGED. September 3-tf.
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Hons Manfed.

Hops Wanted.
Sage Wanted.
September Soft.
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Wet Feet!

Dry foods
E. ANDREWS &S0NS.
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MhiIe each of the Leadine

Are the How and Florence, sold by Mrs. s.
Adair, first door south OF the Austin HOUSE,
Main Street. Warren, ohio.
Jan. ], 1855.
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Go to Pew & Bros.
To get your Fruit JarsL
July /, iSSSItf
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Ground Salt Petre .

HoYT. sTRATToN & HAPGOoD.
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FIELD. TURNER & Co..
Ready Made Clothing,

Now in store, a full assortment of fine and
medium grades Of Clothing, at prices as low
as the lowest.
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Those Greeian Bend Cards
at PORTER'S are having a large sale.
October 7-tf.
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Photograph Albums
At remarkably low prices at PORTER'S.
October T-tL
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Have You Seen
The Grecian Bend at PORTER'S.
October 7-tL.
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II ~.
2lPark Row, New York,
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OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE Chronicle. /
WARREN, OHIO, Oct. 2, 1865. J
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-23
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
Negro FOOtpRdS-A MRn Stabbed
SMatcheG a WatclI-NOt NeiGhbOrIY,


Negro FOOtpads-A EHHn Stabbed
Snatchea II WatclI-EOt ReighbOrly.
On Saturday evening last, while washer
wJman bearing home quantity of clothing
was. passing Seventh ana SAMSON streets, she
vas confronted by two negroes, named David
Nichols and William Sanders, who rudely
ssized the bundle and made off, The woman
LODGED inform alton OF the robbery with the
police, and some time afterwards the tello VS.
were arrested. One OF them was disporting
himself IN a clean shirt taken from the bundle
The rest of the goods lhey had sold at second.
hand store. Alderman Patched committed
than.
On Saturday a party of three negroes,
Thomas 4. Sloan, Charles Sloan and Charles H.
Gardner, while walking up Trout street, came
across another party of men and engaged in an
alteration with them, during which Charles
Sloan was stabbed in the abdomen by man
named DeVerer. Deverer was arrested, and after
q hearing was committed by Alderman swift
"A chap named Edward Kelley has been held
for further hearing upon the charge of rob-
bing q woman of her watch near Thirteenth
ard Spruce Streets at noon on Saturday last. 1t
is alleged that he perpetrated the theft upon
the sidewalk.
On Saturday night John Moran, living at
Franklin and Cherry streets, was arrested for
committing an assault aud battery, with intent
to kill, upon man FAMED Bradley, lodger in
the same house. 1T appears that the two got
into quarrel, when Moran produced his pen
knife al d plunged it into Bradley's breast.
Alderman Comfy held him in $1,000 bail to an.