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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-25
Court Proceedings.

The case of Hutchins VS. Curtis & Boyce, Is
still upon trial The closing argument for
the Plaintiff, by Judge RANNEY, is, at this
writing, Monday evening" not yet con-
cluded.
i A large amount of work was Reformed by
the Grand Jury. Tha body found true bills
a. follows: James R shefieton, assault with
intent to kill: Thomas Hohus, resisting a
constable; Cassius NJ Coats, deliveriny
threatening letters; Thomas.C and John
snyder, for assault and battery; also Jacob
Waldeck, James Lamb and Margaret Fox,
respectively, for the same offence; John B
Hood, fraud in an election; A. ] Brockett.
producing abortion; Charles c Moore, carry
ing concealed weapons; Matthew Medley
rape; Samuel Bowls, grand larceny; Ran
som Lindsey and Perry G Gee, for selling
liquor; Elijah c Beckwith and George c
Beckwifh, for same; also, two bills against
Austin Rogers for same For keeping room
of public resort where liquors are sold con-
trary to law, PerryG Gee, james Mcdonald,
George Fisher, Richard Cochran. Daniel Ris-
ley. Isaiah Keller, Daniel Isaac, Ira Wilcox,
James Ray, Amos Wright Samuel Wright,
James Doud, Jacob Keller, George Lutz,
George Battles, Henry Bound and Noah
Bound.
Charles C Moore appeared and plead not
guilty. Daniel Risley plead guilty, was fined
$50 and the costs. Amos ana Samuel Wright
zach plead guilty, were fined $50 and costs,
aud ordered to give reeognizanee as required
by the statute. Jacob Waldeck plead guilty,
and was fine $50 and costs.
The Grand Jury visited the jail, and made
the following report:
We, the Grand Jury, having examined the
Jail, have found it in as good order as the
circumstances andthe dilapidated condition
offhe building permits, We nave also made
a little examination ofthe building, and find
1t weak and unsafe tokeep prisoners in, th'
wall badly cracked, and unsafe for any hu,
man being to iivein. The walls have settled
the gable ends liable to fall at any time, and
leave the building a wreck.
Further, the Grand Jury recommend th,
Commissioners 70 use all lawful powers con,
ferred on them to build a new jail.
THOMAS CRAIG.
Foreman Of the Grand Jury,
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LOCAL and Personal

Tomorrow Is Thanksgiving.
The ball of the Boys in in Blue takes
place tonight.
The Homestead and Loan Association
meets next Saturday evening.
The winter term of the Western Reserve
Seminary begins December Isl.
Steps are being taken to organize a
Homestead and Loan Association in Miles.
"A reunion of the l04th o. V. I. is to be
held at Alliance next Monday, Nov. S0th.
The Presbyterian, Episcopal and Disciple
churches in this place are without Pastors.
Court is still in session and will probably
continue longer than the assignment of cases
calls for.
-Messrs MccoIins and Niece, bin must
clans gave a concert at webb's Hall, last
night.
Mr.. Rete stowe, of Braceville, advertises
ahne lot Of farm stock for sale. See new ad-
refreshments.
Professor Anderson, the prestidigitateur,
gave exhibitions and other things in this
place last week.
Morris, Malpas & Co. have opened an Of
flee for the sale of coal, in the room formerly
occupied by -Bachenheimer, on Main street.
The new time table of the a. & G. W.R'y,
which went into operation on Monday, viii
be found at the head Of this column.
Henry wafdeck has left on our table
some very fine specimens OF Lemon Crack
ers, which he has just commenced manu-
featuring.
The ordinances passed by the Council of
~ ,ar-T fr~or.orofaa VILLAGE oF Oronra-
vile, viii be found under the head of new
advertisements.
The blessings of paved streets could be
readily appreciated during the pastfew days.
Had Warren been without them, the Travelled
ways would have been almost impossible.
The churches Of Niles viii hold union
thanksgiving services at the Presbyterian
church. Rev. t. Calvin Clark viii preach
the Thanksgiving sermon.
o account Of 1.-THE sup~erabundanee Of ad-
vertisements in this weeks paper, we are
compelled to reduce the size Of our type on
his page, as we wish to give our readers all
the news possible.
We have received the Catalogue Of the
Western Reserve College, at Hudson. h
school now numbers lis scholars. and is
among Ie Dcbl AeiAtItAOus No
the State.
Mrs Messer has just received her new
stock Of Fan and Winter goods. II you
want anything in the shape Of Millinery, that
is the place to go, as the latest and most
fashionable styles are kept constantly on
hand.
The Ri. Rev. Bishop Beden, OF the Episco-
pal Church, win visit this place on Sunday
next, when the right Of confirmation will be
administered to those who are prepared and
may desire to receive it. Services will be
held in the church both morning and even
ing.
The total number Of naturalization pa
pers issued from the Office Of the Probate
Judge of this county since the first ofJanua-
" last, is S94. Us of these persons arrivedin
this country before they were eighteen years
Of age. Nearly 500 first papers or declarations
Of intention, were fled since January last
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Town and County.
Clothing Trade.


Clothing Trade.
We are selling the best articles of
Clothing for the least amount of
money.
Over Coats and Suits, Boys Suits,
Hats and Caps. Strict attention paid
TO every part of our business.
Our stock of Cloths and Cassime-es
is replete with new and tasteful styles
and eolors, and we cut and make
them up with great care. Business
Suits, Over Sacks and Wedding Suits
claim our special attention. A large
stock of Under Shirts and Drawers.
Don't buy till you have examined our
goods and asSeTtained eur prices. you
viii save money. New styles of Pa
per Collars and Cuffs for Ladies and
Gentlemen. Our prices are marked
in plain figures.
REED & ADAMS.
Main Street.
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Open Meeting Of the Good Templars.


According to previous announcement the
Good TemplarsO Of Our town held a meeting
in their hall last Wednesday evening, free to
ALL The house was crowded, and many were
unable to obtain entrance. Altogether It
was a complete success, and reflected great
honor on the members Of the Lodge. A pro-
gramme, consisting Of prayer, music, speech
es, tableaux, charades, and the presentation
OF anancient Billet to the Lodge, was h or
der Of Arrangement. Mrs Laura Smith made
an excellent presentation speech, and the
Bible was received on behalf Of the Lodge by
T ] McLain Esq. in few appropriate re-
marks.
The lecture ofDr Jewett, at Webb's Hall.
on the LIST prOx., was announced, and notice
was also given that the GOOd Templars would
hold an open meeting on b second Wednes-
day in each month, TO which all were invit-
10 come.
The organ used on the occasion was a fine
one kindly loaned by y 5 Pratt.
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r-emneranne lecture.

Doctor Charles Jewett, the able temperance
lecturer, viii speak at Webb Hall, Tuesday
evening, December LIST. DR.. Jewett is one OF
the state lecturers travelling under the aus
pices Of the Grand Lodge Of Good Templars,
and is one OF the best speakers in the State.
His reputation as a temperance lecturer viii
bear us out in the assertion that all Of our
citizens who hear him win be amply repaid,
and those who fail to attend will miss a rich
treat. organization TO which he belongs
is the strongest temperance order in Ohio,
andhas added 5000 members TO its list dur
ing the past year. We understand that DR..
Jewett viii be able 70 spend about a week in
the county, and Lodges Of zoo Templars
who wish his services can make arrange
ments to that effect on the LIST.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
PENSA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARDS
ERInAE ENENTNC NOV m \

[AaHN - = @A9AN n 2
FRIDAE, EVENING, Nov. 0,-lS6a. !
CATTLE-the numbered cattle on sale was
nearly up TO the usual amount. They are
very few choice offering. The sales reported
to-day foot up 45T head, at from S3,T5d6,50P
hundred. ON Friday last the sales were 436
head. at from S3,l5 for bulls TO $40 for the
best. Total sales for the week So head,
against l,OO7 head last week, and 1873 head
the previous week. There has been little or
no change to note in prices.
SHEEP3There is more activity to note IN
sheep and prices are well up. The quality
offering is much improved from those noted
for some time. The sales reported to-day
foot up j,677 head, at from Sl,z563,l5a head
n from ~S3,2Jd4,j0 2 hundred. sales on Fri
day last reported were 4,SS2 head, at Sl,J0G .
2 head and from S3,l2G4,25 4 hundred. To-
tai for the week 1859 head against {, S7 head
last week n 6,0S4 head the previous week.
HOGS-The receipts Of hogs were larger
and the market ruled brisk at from LG5Sc
The hogs now offering are very fair and
command good prices, but it is conceded tina
they will rule lower at once. The sales re-
ported to-day foot up 9,SS3 head at prices
ranging from S6,7JGg,10 3 hundred. The gem
eral range being S,50GS,jO Z hundred. sales
reported on Friday last were 1870 head at
from S7,O0 for the lOwest to 1925 4 hundred
for very choice. Total sales for the week a..
So head, against 9,04 head last week and
9,2e5 the previous week.
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We MnnId Call

Attention to the facts that we are not to be
exceIled in Photographic productions Of fanny
kind. Especially as 10 copying and finishing
in India Ink or Color. Forthe past three years
we have made this branch Of the art a speci-
aHty, and could, If necessary, produce testt-
monials as to the merit Of our work from all
parts of his and portions of adjoining u
ties) but preferring to leEthe 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 cts. apiece.
BROOK & POTTER
Oct --tT East side Main St.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CHICAGO, November o.
BEEF CATTLE-The improved conditioof
the Eastern market, together with the light
supply, and tho improved quality OF the
stock on sale. operated favOrably, imparting
a firm feeling to holders, and strengthening
the confidence of buyers. The weather was
cold and clustering, but the different classes
Of buyers were well represented, and under
a good healthy competition, trade opened
brisk, and continued reasonably active
throughout. The arrivals, though by no
means up to requirements Of the trade,
in point Of quality, averaged better than
for the past fortnight, and values gradually
appreciated, exhibiting at the close an adj
vance OF fully &c per 100 lbs on the prices
current last week. The finest drove on sale
here for some time arrived to-day from Mon
mouth, Warren County. Thc drove embra-
ced S0head, 2 and 4 year old graded Steers,
and averaged LIS ibs, car weight. They were
taken on Eastern account at S7,& This was.
however, an extreme price, and furnishes no
index to the general market. Several lots Of
good Texas Steers were included in the offer
ings, and drove OF choice Texas Heifers.
which brought So per 100 rs. Sales num-
Der LOO head, at prices ranging all the way
from S2,75dS3.6 for inferior to cOmman mix
ed lots; H,O0G5,& for medium to good butch
ers' stock. and medium to good packing Cat
tie; and s5,5O96,5O for common TO good ship
ping Steers The market closes strong atthe
following revised quotations:
CLOSING PRICES:
Choice Beeves-Fine, fat, well-foTmed
Ito year old Steers, and averaging
100 lbs n 90
Prime BeeveS-GOOd, we'll fatted. fine
" formed Steers, and averaging l.
100 to 400
Fair Grades-Fair steers. in fair flesh,
averaging LOCO to LOO BIS. at---S550dRO0
Medium C~lass-Nedium steers and
good Cows, for city slaughter. and
averaging 900 to 100 rs, at.-sS,75a5,25
Stock Cattle-CommOn Cattle, in de-
cent flesh, avera'g 500 TO 1000 rs,
at------.---- 10
Inferior-Light and thin Cows and
HOGS-A few sales were effected early in
the day at prices well up to those current at
the close Of the market last week, but unfa-
vOrable telegrams from the East, together
with the liberal supply On the market, had
the OBJECT to check the demand and from
about y o'clock until the close Of trade the
market ruled dull and declining. Packers
and shippers were engaged, but there was
n limited inquiry from either las Of buyers,
and of the more than I5.eOO on sale, only s.
~ found purchasers. These were taken up
at prices ranging at s6.J066.S5 for common to
medium, light, uneven, coarse and mixed
lots; S7.00d7,2 . for fair to good grades; and
% J0a7 ,75 for choice to extra.
SHEEP-There was a fair demand to-day
Sheep sold readily at full last weeks prices.
Common grades were not wante and prices
continue weak and irregular. We quote at
SI.5OG4.O for inferior TO choice qualities.
BEEF CATTLE-Firm and steady. Sales
at S3,Sj65,3 for common to medium COWS
and steers.
HOGS-Active and IjG2Oc higher. SaIesat
S6,6Ja7,l5 for common 70 fair; S7,30a7, 30 for
good to choice.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Cleveland Wholesale Markets.

AONDAG NOV. I'd. lo0s-
FLOUR-Market quiet and city brands
firm and unchanged Country brands irregu-
lar and prices continue largely nominal
We quote City made xxx white SlI,2jGls.5 so
XIX amber S9,50d9,75: Xxx red SS,7JG9,S; Ky
spring s., 75bS,00; Y spring S6,7jGI,O0.
WHEAT-Market quiet, but firm. Sales
cars No. l red winter at SI,S0 from store; Nc.
Edo do sl,65; l car No. l springat SLIGO.
BUTTER-Firm. Choice Western Reserve
in good demand at 3Sa40c; common to good
do and Central 30835c.
CHEESE-Demand fair and market firm
at I5GIlc for prime dairy and factOryin ship
ping lots; l6a lSc in jObbing lots.
moderate request n study at
33GS3c.
DRIED APPLES-Demand moderate at
S14G91Sc for good to prime fruit
GREEN APPLES-In moderate demand
and steady at S2,50aS,& for prime to choice
winter fruit.
POTATOES-Market quiet at 65S70e for
Peaehblows in car lots; 759S0c for do from
store.
SALT-Fine firm at s2,5; Coarse and
Ground solar steady at s2,S5G2,45.
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II is the Same old Story!

Wherever we go, from man, woman or
child, and from every station in life, that III.
Rice makes the best Boots and Shoe in War
rem, and now as Winter is rapidly approach
ing. and sOOn the drifting SHOWS are TO cross
your pathway, IL is to your understanding,
the feet. he would most emphatically appeal.
Delays in this matter are dangerous, then go
al once and leave your measures and secure
suitable covering for the feet, and live like
good sensible men, iUOniea aud children. In
order to accommodate all around, he does
business on the cash plan. Place Of business
two doors south Of the Post-offiee, Warren.
O. II. RICE.
Nov. 4th-tf
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Announced to the world upwards OF thirty
years since that Dasuerre had discovered by
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 n ready to exclaim,
future time the world would acknowledge it
as one Of the fine arts. Thus it is, from the
process of Daguerre, working the old squeak
ing Coating Boxes of Iodine and Bromine, up
Of Photographic productions beautifuIin the
extreme. Rice, No. Is, Market street, War
rem, o., has fOIOwed the different phases of
the arr for the last twenty-five years. and
still offers his services as one thoroughly pro-
BcieRL. RICE, Artist.
Nov. ffh-tf
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POTATO Men. lake Notieel

A FEW of The Early Rose Potatoes
n left, SI,O per pound, or ilbs for $40
Also few barrels Early Goodrich Seedlings
POtatoes, The earliest variety known except
Early Rose, 50cents per pound, S2,J0per peck,
$500 per bushel, 500 per Dbl. Also a Late
Goodrich Seeding, the best PRODUCER known
for family use. Has produced for the produ-
Ger the past season at the rate Of AS bushels
per acre, notwithstanding the great drouth.
Address all communication TO
A. SANDERS, Warren, Trumbul Co., Ohio.
NOV. Is. 1S6S-lms
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West Pennington,

WEST FARMINGToS, o., Nov. 18th, 1895.
Mr.. EDITOR:-on Tuesday evening, Nov.
18th, Mr. Julius Cowdery, Esq, Of Warren,
delivered a very able and highly interesting
address before the students of the Western
Reserve Seminary. The thought was orig
inal and style pleasing, and was listened TO
with marked attention.
on Wednesday evening the Philomathean
Society gave a public entertainment. The
performers were evidently vel prepared,
and the performances were creditable to their
heads and hearts. After the literary enter
tainment a free oyster supper was given to
the students and their friends.
The fall term has been one Of general pros
Perity. The winter term begins Dec. LIST.
\. NJ c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-25

E8- There are many reasons why the
should be used instead of any other
hair remover. 1t will do all the proprietors
claim for il F; is q larger bottle, nicely put up.
and can be used constantly without injuring
or destroying the hair. Many preparations
are liked for a while, but eventually injure,
ifnot destroy thehair entirely. uyouw would
have a luxuriant head of hair, use the Ais
ma.
Use Stewards Cough Cure for Pulmonary
complaints. Nov. 2th-lt
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Write for the PanerI

Now that the campaign is over, we should
like to have our friends in the differentt town.
ships favor us with a letter now and then.
COndense the articles as much as possible,
and dish up the news Il as spicy n manner
as you can. The name in full must accom-
pany the letter, but will not bepublisbed I'M
less 50 desired by The writer.
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Fine Residence for Sale.

in excellent repair, gas in every room i'm the
house, good ciStern In the kitchen, good well
water, cellar under the whole house; good
barn; lot - by 267 deep; situated opposite
Cheap at q, 200. Apply Immediately TO
A. G. MCCONNELL.
Nov. fth-tr
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$1,000 A Day Clear.

A GENTS WANTED for every
"A town and County throughout the Uni
ted States for the ECLIPTIC HEAT VALVE,
one OF thebest retainers of heat and ecOnO-
mixers of fuel in existence. Can be applied
to any stove now in use. Address, enclosing
stamp, 10 j. =. TUTTLEr Box GO, Warren,
Ohio. Nov. Is, lS6S-tL.
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For SnIe-

y Black Walnut Chamber Set, consisting
Of 10 pieces, viz: n marble-top bureau,
wash-stand, entire table, bedstead, 4 cant
andtOwel rack. Also mice large black Wal
nutsNardrobe to match, 3 curtains and car
pet. Tn above articles have been in use only
about ( months, and are now TO be sold at a
bargain for cash. These articles can be seen
by calling upon Mrs. q. y. HapgOod, or Reed
& Adams, Warren, Ohio.
+. Il. FENTON.
My I1tb-tf
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uO L1spENARp 81. NEw YoRK. o.. rs, lsS7.

10 LIsPENARD ST, NEW YORK, Oct. Is, 1857.
DEAR SIR 1T is with much pleasure that
l saw to you that / consider the PLANTA-
TON BTTTERS Of untold value. In the fall
Of 1867 / was taken with chills and fever,
with the most severe pains in my chest and
head. It was with great difficulty that could
breathe. Ny lungs were Ueatly distressed,
and there was severe pain in my right side,
by spells. 1 could hardly get up from my
e l called a doctor, who attended me all
winter without the least benefit. About the
first of August / commenced using your
PLANTATION BITTERS-a wine-glass full
three times a day-and ave used it most Of
the time since, and am now well and strong,
b to do all my own work and the care Of "a
large family.
Yonrs, &C., SUSAN WILSON.
Noyemhar g5-lt
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We have just returned from the last with
the largest stock Of Watches, S~llyerware,
Gold Chains. Jewelry. Clocks, &c, &c, ever
brought into Northern Ohio. We have CIV
en- particular attention to the selection OF
goods for the Holiday trade, n assure our
Customers aad the public, hat our prices
shall always be as tOtC as the forrest. Ensra-
wing done DyomDRV and in the best sue.
VAUTROT & ACkLEN.
Nov. 25-2t
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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
only good on first inStsllment. 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
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This celebrated preparation Is now put up
in mammoth Bottles, and sold by all Drug
gists AT 20 cents. II is the cheapest, best and
most popular Hair Preparation known
Sold by all druggists. May 2-sm.
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New Improved Agency

OF Howe Sewing Machines at A. Graeter's
Music Store on Main street, Warren. Ohio.
where also a new lot of Music, Niolins, ViO-
lin and Guitar Strings are always kept on
hand. NOv lSth-tf
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Tosell goods cheaper than any other House
IRE mean II. In plain terms, we Will dupll-
cate any and all Bills OF Bona nde' from
any Crockery o in Trumbull county ana
discount them l0perct.
NnNnmher 2l-ll
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS

NEW YORK, Nov. I'D, 1858.
BUrTER-Steady. Sales at Z940c for Ohio,
0G50c for State.
CEEsE-Steady. Sales at IIGlS14c.
CINCINNATI Nov. I'D. 1868.
BUTTER-The market is quiet for all kinds,
without essential change in prices. We
quote choice Western Reserve at $50 Zoe (:
choice Central Ohio at 366SSc; good to prime
do at S3G35c, and inferior at 2Jr3Oc 2 10.
CHEEsE-There is an active demand, and
full prices are obtained. We quote choice
factory at H146lSc; English dairy at 1870
lie Western Reserve at l6al614c, and fair to
good qualities at l59I514c z n, actual tare.
PITTsBURG, Nov. Sd, 1868.
BUTTER-The market is quiet and. IN
changed. We quote from store choice at SO
3Sc, and extra at Zoe Z n. Common grades
are dull at prices ranging from 2563jc p D.
CHEEsE-The receipts are fair and with a
good demand prices are unchanged but firm,
and we quote OhioGoshen at l9c New York
Goshen 2c; Factory EL6lSc; Hamburg
Isl lie; Ohio Sweitzer @c; Limburg 2Oc,
and Western Reserve l5l48l6c q n.
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SETTLEMENTS ORDERED TO BE
ADVERTISED.

TT is ordered that the following ac-
counts Of Executors, Administrators and
Guardians which have been filed in the Pro
bate Court OF Trumbull County, be adver-
tiSed four consecutive weeks, according to
law. and that they remain on file for inspec-
ton and exceptions, until DecemberI7 when
they will be examined and ordered torecord
II no exceptions appear thereto:
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For Rent!

Improperly known as Mahoning Tannery,
i'm South Warren, and a good dwelling house
near by, will be rented'at fair rates 10 agOod
tenant. House OF tanneTy rented separately
or together. Good house containing four
rooms and kitchen down stairs, and four
rooms up stairs. Fol particulars enquire Of
]. c. McLain, Warren, or
WM. WARD, Niles, Ohio.
Nov. >, 1S8S-tf
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per Line first insertion,