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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24

"A boy entered the Book and Music
Store of Mr.. George Adams. on Market
Street, on Monday forenoon last, and said
he wished to buy 9 violin. While Mr..
A. was turned to wait upon him the boy
picked up pocket book which Mr.. Adams
had 5 moment before laid upon a show
case. RemArking that he would not take
a eddie today, the youth stepped out, and
the then was not discovered until s min
ute or two had elapsed. Mr. Adams start
ed in search Of the thief, but up till Tues
day morning had not found him. The
wallet contained about fifty dollars. The
boy was from the country, and is aged
about Is yezrs.
As Mr.. Albert Smith, Of North
Bloomfield, was driving TO Warren, on
Wednesday last while passing through
Champion, his horse, attached 70 { spring
ago became frightened and ran of,
coming in collision with a fence with such
force as to throw Mr.. Smith out, and
against the ground violently. BE wa
taken up insensible, and it was feared Al
the time his injuries were fatal. Medical
aid being obtained, he was restored to
Consciousness, and it was ascertained that
bis injuries were probably limited 10 a
stunning. He had so far recover ed
On Monday as to be able n attend to bust
hess.
Mr.. Albert Iddings, who was among
the lost on board the steamer which sunk
on Lake Erie, last Sunday morning, was
a son of Mr.. Hiram Iddings, formerly of
this place, and a nephew of L. ]. Iddings,
Esq. He had a large number Of relatives,
friends and acquaintance in Warren, to
whom the intelligence of his death brings
ieep sorrow and sadness. The Cleveland
Herald speaks of him as follows:
Mr.. Albert Iddings, who is among the
.ost, was the youngest son Of Mrs. IddiDgs,
Of the late Hiram IddIngs, Of the
firm of Edwards, Iddings & Co., gro
,ers on Water Street. The deceased was
,uite young, only about 20, was 8 very
promising young man, beloved by all, and
ioted upon BY his heart broken mother
md her berea7ed family. On Saturday
just before the Star left on her
fated voyage, Mr.. William Edwards
Introduced young Iddings to the Misses
Patchin, these young ladies having nc
male protector-and after the collision
occurred, Iddings was seen in company
NTH these young ladies, aiding and en-
.Oursging them, and it is probable his
lnselfsh devotion 10 them ia their peril,
contributed to his own death. The sym
'athies of a large circle of friends are with
beresved friends.
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Chicago Live stock Market.


CHICAGO. June IS, 1865
BEEF CATTLE-No radical change to note
in the general features Of the market certainly
no change for the better. The supply was large
and composed in the main Of q class Of stock not
at all suited TO The wants of the trade at the
present time. and with no material change in
the character Of the Eastern market, and none
anticipated. really there was nothing % induce
or justify an active movement on the part of
shippers. There are some who still profess TO
believe that prices will recover to some extent.
but such an event, though possible, is By no
means probable. The season is too far advanced
Grass fattened Cattle are already coming for
ward quite freely and the almost universal opin-
ion among those best qualified TO judge is. that
values must steadily depreeiate. Transactions
to-day were restricted to LOIS head at prices
ranging at S,5S4.6 for inferior to common
mixed lots. including 'scraggy" Cows SCALA
Nag" Steers. coarse Oxen. Stays. Bulls and
Texas Cattle; S5.00a6.O 90 for common TO good
butchers, Cattle and common TO good stock
Steers : $.5c97.60 for common to fair shipping
Beeves. and $7.SGS,& for good to choice ship
ping Steers TIL market closes We4k, with q
downward lock. The following were the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24
CIorer Am Cheose Factorr

This is q new establishment, located two
miles north of the centre of North Bloom :
field, in this county, and is owned and
conducted by Messrs. F. P. Green, E. G..
Cox and J. Campbell, under the firm
name of E. c. Cox & Co. The ground
was broken for the erection Of the factory
bailding, on the Goth of March last, and
IN eighteen days from that date, the com
pany were making cheese. They use the
milk of about seven hundred COWS, masking
about sixteen hundred pounds of cheese
per day, of first rate quality.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24

There ar many homes " hich might be made
more cheerful and pleasant to the inmates, by
the introduction OF a musical instrument suited
70 the capacity Of some Of the househ0ld. which
their abode. Possibly. there may be one on two
who possess q hidden taste for the divine All.
which only needs encouragement to be develop
ed into such perfection that others may derive
much pleasure. besides the actual benefit which
the player will derive. To such, the American
ORGANS Manufactured by Messrs. SD 4 III.
W. Smith. Boston, Mass, are particularly adap-
ted. Not only do they give the nearest resem-
blance. % the pipe Organ in quality of tone,
but their delicaey Of action renders them capa-
bic Of being efectuaHy used in the performances
Of light and cheerful mpsic.-GAeinaati CON-
mereia, LJune lT-2t.
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The d e

The July number ofthis Queen ofthe Month
lies" opens with : beautiful engraving Of Abrs-
ham and Hagar. Hagar and young Ishmael
are admirable-Hhile Sarah's lace is q study.
The double Fashion Plate of this number-and
the variety Of Of other Fashions-caunot fail tC
please the ladies. The Music is the little Biz
les Waltz-the monthly piece of choice music
is a great indueement take this magazine. The
literary matter of this month is "Eysngeline in
Prose" (c~Oncluded): Remembrances Of Thad.
deus Kosciusko (the "Thaddeus Of Warsaw" OF
Miss Porter "a Dead Mans Rule" lively,
spirited and interested as ever Angel Visits.
= story by Emile Lester Leigh The Debarry
Fortune" a capital story by Miss DOUGLAS
Vacant Places. "a fine Poem by Florence Perez;
Novelties for J uly Editorials. the Fashions
Receipts. DC. The "Lady's Friend" is publish
ed BY Deacon and Peterson, 3l9 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia. ~atS250ayear (which also includes
. large steel engraving)- The Lady's Friend"
and The Saturday evening Post" S4g. Sam
pie copies Is cents.
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We are informed

That Mr.. ". s. Adams. Of Weathersfeld. has
got the Beatest show Of strawberries that was
ever raised in this section of the county. he is
pick near 1000 quarts per day. All lovers Of
strawberries should not fail TO call on Mr.. II.
during the strawberry season. He i also Guilt
vaJing GooEeberries. Biaekberries. Raspberries,
Apples, &c.. where he intends 10 keep them for
sale in their season. Success to Mr.. Adams.
June q. 1S6S-lW
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Ladies supper.

We have been requested to state that
the Ladies Sewing Society, connected with
the Disciple Church of this place, will give
q supper, for the purpose of procuring
funds for furnishing the church. on Thurs
day evening of this week, between the
hours Of 8 and Z o'clock. at the residence
of Mr.. William Williams. An invitation
is extended to the public to participate.
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SOmethIag New.

Doctor SDelman desires to inform hiI patrons
and friends in Trumbu1 county that be has
purchased ofthe patentee. Doctor g. Dunn,
the exclusive right TO make his porcelain teeth
in this county. As now improved il Aas very
in use. It IS beaufuul. strong and cgedak. and
can now be repaired as easy as any other style
of work. Unlike the rubber now in Ee, il Is q
conductor Of heat, therefore the m,ufh will
keep cool and heslthy. Dentists ART paying
from four 10 nine hundred dollars for an Office
right. Teeth on rubber, and all other kinds OF
dentnr IS, except the kind already Alluded TO
will emade BY John A. Young. who las been
a student with me for nearly two years. and
College he i well prepared to do the work in
the best possible manner. Sec his casd.
3. I. SPELMAN,
Warren, May S, Is6S.-tf
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Teethl Teethi Tee1hH.

Tbs undersigned having made srrDgenents
with Doctor Speliman to take the clas Of teeth
prepared to make il for the ad vantRse 0f every
one in Trumbull county wanting anything in
bis line 70 give hima call. He has made ar
rangements by which he can get ms stock a,
thirty per cent lower than any person else in the
county, he can therefore compete with the den
fists in any city Of Ohio. Having purchased al
\ great expense a very inc apparattus for ma
king laughing gaslnitrous oxid). He's prepared
TO give il TO any one wishing TO avoid the pain in
cident to extracting teeth. But II will only be
will only be givenIn the forenoons Of Tuesday's
and Saturdays Of each week.
JOHN A. YOUNG.
Warren. May l3ls6s-tf
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Strange change.

On account Of the reduction of prices in Swift
Eerland. King on Main Street. is nov prepared
to furnish swiss Watches. for q less price than
before the war. There has also been another
decline in American Watches. Persons wish
ing 70 buy 3 good watch will find II 10 their ad-
vantage 10 ell at King'sWateh Head Quarters.
June II. ls6s-tf :
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YOu are LabOrIAg under a
slight Mistake.

In thinking that. that faded. spotted Daguer-
reotype, taken many years since. is hey ond
reach. for il caa be copied. and every feature
preserved, even TO the bringing out amer all,
and in some instances more than was first seen
in the original picture. This is the testimony
of persons having copying done by Hice. at n ew
England GALLERY. No. Is Market ST., Warren.
Ohio. ShdA1eTs visiting Warren. will please
call AID examine our work, as we desire a
critical comparison between our spery day pro-
ductiOns, and those turned out at the beat Gal
leries in large cities.
June 24-u RICE Artist.
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No NOTICE will be taken of commu-
nications not accompanied BY arespon-
sible name. The name will be consid-
eredscon6dentisL, but must in all cases
accompany letttrs as q guaranty OF good
faith. No communications returned.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24
View YORK Carne Marker.

5NRW YCRK. June -
Receipts6.2 3 beeEes; j.. l02 sheep and lambs ;
1875 swine. AE-V
BERYES-Marketdul and 1ze lower.
Sales ofextra at l7GlT1ze; prims16z lie fair
to good az i6gl61zc; ordinary atl5Sl51ze in
ferior At 14Sl4He.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Moderate demand
and steady lambs easier. Sales Of extra
sheared at 114eSc prime At &c; inferior 70 good
at 3H963zc. Lambs az go. a. "a
HOGS-Less firm than II the close Of last week
under heavy arrivals, but finished &c higher
than last Monday. Sales heavy corn led at 93S
Ag+c; fair to good at9Sa9Ec; hghtto common
at 9a9lHc.
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Lire and i've

Is the motto adhered to by II. Rice. Boot and
Shoe maker. two GOors south of the p. u. War
rem, o. His shop Is open early and late. giving
all . chance 10 call and leave their orders. and
specidle effort will be made to fill all such. at the
time agreed upon. believing that punetuallty is
equally desirable on both sides. Good ipOrk and
the best Of stOcE, and exclusively q cash uaV Of
doing business, are the inducements 1 offer 10
the citizens Of Warren and vicinity.
June q. lS6S-tf
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The members of the Senior and Junior
Glasses of the Warren High School tender
their most sincere thanks to the young
ladies and gentlemen who so kindly assis-
ted them in the preparations for the Ami
yersary.
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NeMs Depot for Sale.

AweIl established News Depot in an adjoin-
ing town will be sold on favorable terms. For
particulars enquire Of or address
c. 3. STREETER < co.
Junel7-2t youngstown, Ohio.
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Drowned.

About 1 O'Clock, on Wednesday last,
18th inst, a boy aged Is years, named
Pierce Irwin, son of Alexander Irwin. of
Ohlton, was drowned in Mesnder Greek.
He had gone to the creek alone to battle,
and it is believed that he got into a deep,
miry hole, and being mentally an imbseile,
and physically weakly, was unable to ex
tricate himself. After his absence was
observed-his clothing having been found
on the bank of the creek-sesrch was in
stituted, and the body discovered about 6
o'clock in the evening. Coroner Reed
wss called, but on learning all the circum-
stances, and consulting With the friends
and neighbors, it was not deemed neeesss-
~ TO empsnel a jury, but the Coroner
held an informal inquest and made q
record of what seemed to be unquestions-
bly, the facts in the case.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24

Extra Beeves-Fine. fat. well formed.
to 8 year old steers. and averaging
l.2O0D rs and upwards. SS,00GS,G
Prime Beeves-Good. well fatted. fine
~ formed steers, averaging from l.
100 to 400 bs, at-.-.--.--v--.~T$7.5097.7
Fair Grades-Fsir steers, in fair flesh,
averaging l.l0O9l.2o0 %, at----$675a7.25
Medium Class-Medium steers and
good cows. 1T for city slaughter and
svsresing sOesl.0On rs, - S. 6O@6.OO
Stock Cattle-common cattle in de-
cent flesh. averaging S0Sl,000 bs
.7596OO
I~nferior-LiEht andthin cows &stssRs 300945O
H0GS-Thsre was a more active inquiry for
this class Of stOck to-day. and. stimulated by
the improved tenor Of Eastern advices, holders
advanced their views 29S5c ? 100 lbs. TO which
buyers promptly responded. and a brisk trade
was transacted at S7.5o9S5O for common to
medium. and S,S9s.s4 fo= fair TO choice
grades-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-24

The brief reign Of summer has played. short
dresses and large hoops are playing out rapids
and the VOWS Of eternal affection breathed By
peri aious Augustus. TO the dOating Araminta,
Angelina Arabeila is completely played. So
likewise, moreover, also. heneeforth. and fOreY-
er and a day. are high prices for Hats, charming
irr epressible hats, at Mrs. POTTER 4 Co.
June 2i-f
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A fresh supply ofPOcket Knives. Just receiv-
ed from the Eetory. for sale at reduced prices.
Every knife lodrrdHfed. Also q new kind OF
Table Knife. Call and look at them, for sale,
Wholesale or retail. at CLARK'S Notion Store
Main ST.. sign of the Eagle.
June 24-lt
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The State Congregational Conference
at gainesville; on Saturday, adopted q
report denouncing the Masons and all
oath-bound orders, but not excluding
members of their orders from the
churches.
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Erie Conference Notice.

A limited number of horses will be pro-
vided for. Those wishing this favor will
inform me Immediately.
R.. NJ. WARREN.
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NarroW Escape from death.

On last Wednesday morning, as thu
WOrkmen in the employ of barley s
Weeks were engaged in filing the wagon:
with gravel, st the bank, a mass of gravel
weighing several tons, preeipitAted itself,
striking two of the workmen, named
Martin Kauptand james Wilson, on their
backs, throwing them on their faces and
completely hiding them from view, in
which situation they remained for several
minutes before their companions could
rescue them. The men were considerably
bruised, especially Kaupt
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PennsyIVanIa Central stock
Yards.

P~IrIsBURsH. June Is. 1865
CATTLE-The usual buyers evidently hays
no faith in the present prices. hence their pur-
siOns demanded Eerelarger than holders were
disposed TO submit to the result Was a poor
market and limited sales. The operations for
Being a falling of in sales Of 50 head.
SHEEP-Ihe market was 8 pretty active one.
The sales being among the largest we nave re-
ported for seine weeks. The rates however were
precisely the same as last week. " the mum
Der of sheep sold. rs were sold BY The head, N
prices ranging from 81 to $2$S head
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4. hIaIpas

Would inform the public generally. that he
has started a Grocery and .ProFision Store
at the Depot Of the A. 4 G. W. r. r. where
he would be pleased 10 see his friends who are
in want Of any thing in the line Of Groceries and
Provisions. A full and we'll selected stock kept
constantly on hand. Also dealer in Anthracite
and Bituminous Coal. IJune SIT.
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Accidents VIII p

Insure against accidents in the Accident In
srrance Company of Hartford Connecticut. II
is the Oldest. largest and best accident insur-
Rnee company in America.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS. Agent.
June II. lS6s.-tf
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Important to Saw Nun MEN,

HuH's Kelo Friction Saic MfKESa. We invite
the attention Of Saw Mill men TO our new Erie
fion Set, just being introduced. Some Of our
best mill men who have examined il are throw
Ing away their old Rachel Sets aud purchasing
our new invention. Call at Hull 4 Cos. shop
and see one.
lima Il 1855 -3u
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OpenIng Daily!

An elegant assortment Of heavy gros grain
Silks. for Ladies Saeques. All Of the lat est style
Of Sacques kept constantly on hand and manu-
featured TO order on short notice. at
a.. K. ANDREWS 4 SONS.
June 24-2t
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Two Things at once.

It's an old saying that lyon can only do one
thin 1t a time. bat King. on Main Street il
making and selling a preparation for Silver pla-
ted ware, that will clean and at the same time
dep osit a coat Of Silver. By its use Silver pla-
ted Spoons, Forks. &c. can be kept as good as
new. II contains no quicksilver. Try II.
June q. lS6S-lw
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70 v,5 .om,now.r,bs gif,is gis n,

To see ourselves, as ithers see u.s.
SO sang poor Burns. but this power has now
been conferred to mortals. and clearly demon
strated in a Photographic way at the Art Gal
lery ofBR00ES a. POTTER for they transfer
to paper the human face divine in way most
acceptable to their customers. (being so true to
life) give them call and be convinced. Rooms
East side Main Street. June L. ls5s.-tf
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AnnIYersarY ExercIses.

The exercises of the Nineteenth Ami
versary Of the Warren High School cam,
off at Webs Hall, on Thursday evening
last. As is usual on these occasions, The
audience was very large, in fact the hal
was filed, notwithstanding the tempera'
ture appropriated furnace heat, to its
greatest capacity. Many were obliged tc
turn away from inability to gain admis
sion.
The programme Of exercises was as fol-
lows, the opening prayer being by Rev.
Mr.. Page. The music was by the Warren
Band:
JUNIORS.
If We Knew ....-.--.--.. Rush Webb.
Shadows We Cast -~"-"".Mary :. Patch
Broken Thread ..........A Alice z. Briscoe.
Chains Addie S Noble.
Whisperings Mary Ensign.
Clouds and Sunshine. -. Minnie Richmond.
Twilight Valedictory)- Louise Andrews.
Presentation of Diploma-remArks by
Mr.. PITr, Superintendent.
Bsnedlction by Rev. Page.
The essays were all well written. The
reading by the Juniors was not sufficient
" clear and forcible to enable the audienc e
generally to hear distinctly. The reading
by the Seniors was much better, and their
efforts were therefore better appreciated
by the audience.
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There is much complaint of the raw
ages Of the cut worm in Northern
Ohio, and it is feared the corn crop has
been seriously injured.
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Eugene Hair ResforatIYe,

This celebrated preparation is now put up in
mammoth Bottles. and sold By all Druggists II
IS cents. II IL the cheapest, best and most
popular lair Prepa ration known. Sold by all
druggists. MAY 20, lS6S-sm
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Moving Match

At Brookfsld Center, Ohio. Monday, July 6.
1855. A premium Of ten dollars will be paid by
the Brookfeld Agricultural Society. for the best
Moving Machine on exhibition. Composition
open to the world A. WALDORF, Prest.
B BESTLY, Sec.
Jun 24-lt
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WindnW sash
SIO0.0O ReMard.

-Four 20 light window sash-sxlO glass-iu
good order. will be sold cheap for cash. Apply
q this ONCE.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
MARKET.


OyTrcR WESTERN RESERVE CHRoxIcLE,
WARRES. 0.June "A. 1851
Gold. 1891.
Silver, large. I$.
Five-TwCntiss. 1859. lir<.
/" 1884. 10eE.
" 1856, 1904.
" 1867, Il2X.
ssVen-Thiriss, Cd and Sd ssrisD los.
Home markets dali with the following quo
tations: --H
GR0CERIES-Firm and steady.
B~EANs-whits $500 to S4,5OpeE bushel.
YHEAT-Yhite. S.0; Amber. $500 Spring
Mol $3.50. ~.
FL0UR-S1O50 to S14.0O.
0ATS-0ats 75c
C0RN-Corn SLID.
DRIED A~PPLES-7aSc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll DC. cash or trade
cHEESE-Wsstern Reserve 12sI4e
EGGS-1se.
LARD-Country rendered. i69l7.
HIDES-See Leather Report.
P0TAT0ES-S1 .2O91.S 80
TEAS-S1.0 90 to 1.s0 per chest.
c0PfEE-2GH per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
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Fruit Jars

For preserving Strawberries. Large lot Just
HoYT. sTRATToNk HARGooDs
June 24-tf 4.
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Sewer Pine.

barley 4 Weeks. Agents for Middlebury Sew
er Pipe Company. will keep on land at all times
all sizes of Pipe, which they will furnish al
manufacturers prices.
Warren, April Ism.
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Wool

There has been some activity in wool
in this market the past week. Buyers are
paying AZ cents for good, clean washed
! wool.
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Ice Cream SaInnn
II VIII. Pay

To call at the new store ofPARKs 4 CHEW.
andlook at the rich Dress Goods, Trimmings,
dc. They are just receiving their second new
stock OF goods. and are able to sell Muslins.
Prints &c, cheaper than before. Their stock
Is all fresh and new. and buyers seem 70 IN
their purchases. June I0-4t
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New styles Patent Adjustable Hoop Skirts,
opened this day at A. &. ANDREWS& SONS,
June 24-2t.
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SrrawberrIss

Can be best preserved BY putting up in air
tight cans. you can buy the best kinds, At
H0YT, STRATT0N 4 HAPG00DS.
June 24-tf
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is cents per line fret Insertion.
ten CTS. per liRe each subsequent insertion.
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For Rent
The Rest Sewing Machines

Large Front Room over Reed & Adams Clo-
thing Store. Enquire Of
April l5-tf REED adams.
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Cigars.

We have numbers Of thousands on hand
which we viii close out At prime cost.
H0YT, STRATT0N 6 HAPGOOD.
june loft
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To Rent

Afrst class Store Room. fitted up in the best
Of STYLE. with ali the modern Improvement
for Dry Goods or general Merchandise. Situated
ons Main Street. An excellent location fol
business. Enquire Of
April 2-tf ANDERSON i RUPP.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per line first insertion.
Ten cs. per tAe each sHbseGEenf insertion /.