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Accident at Girard.

We learn of another fatal accident
occasioned by jumping from cars ur-
der motion, in the case of a young
man, aged about 19 years, named Evan
Stambaugh, Son of Martin Stambaugh,
Of Girard, on Wednesday evening OF last
week. He had been attending school in
Youngstown, and usually returned home
in the evenings. On this occasion, in
company with another young man, he
got on a coal train, expecting it to stop,
as it generally did, at GirArd. Butlearn-
ing that it would not, he jumped off
when near his destination and was fatal
ly injured in the fall to the ground,
by having his skull crushed. 1t is sup
posed his head struck Of the rails
He died on Saturday evening last.
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ElODement.

@AOPO1-NA@
A case of the above character is report
ed to us as occurring within the precincts
Of Southington, on Tuesday night oflast
week. The circumstances as far rs we
could learn are the following: A man
named Samuel Eyster, Of Boardman,
Mahoning county, who is a husband and
father, visited the township of Southing-
ton, in the capacity of q oanyasser for
books. During his stay in that neigh
borhood he stopped at the house of a
Nj. Anthony, they being relatives of his
wife. While here Eyster succeeded in
winning the affections Of young lady, a
daughter of Anthony, and proposed an
elopement, which was acceeded to by
the lady, the parties coming to Warren
and putting up at the Austin House; but
her father missing her and Eyster, sup
posed all was moi right, and came to
Warren, where he found his daughter
and entreated her to return with him,
which she promised to do; but a note
from Eyster, who had sought refuge in
another part OF the town, informed her
they would be taken to Garrettsvile by
a private conveyance which would be
in waiting at a certain locality. Absent
ing herself from her father, which he
supposed would be but a moment, she
sought the place mentioned in the note,
and wss taken to GsrrettsYille. With
er the runawayS have gone, we are not
informed. The character Of the young
lady il said to have been good.
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Council Proceedings.

WARREN, Dec. 10, 1863.
+ Regular meeting of Council. Present
Messrs. GiIlmer, Hunt, Lane, Trues.
dell and Watson. Minutes were read
and amended and approved. A petition
from L. A. Smith and q others, for open.
ing Franklin Street from Chestnut st. 70
Elm ST., was read, and on motion refer
red to City Engineer. Bills having been
presented, orders were directed to be
drawn in favor of the following persons:
H. c. Reid & Co., Lamp posts, Fire
and Gas Fund, 5000
G. b. Darling, Coal for Fire Engine,
Fire and Gas Fund S12.54.
c.. H. Angstadt, Coal for Fire Engine
House No. z, Fire and Gas Fund, $3.50.
Geo. Brooks, Lamp lighting to Dec,
Fire and Gas Fund 5000
W. g. L. Co., Gas for Council chamber
for Nov, Fire and Gas Fund, $3.50.
Hoyt & Spear, Glass for street lamps
to Dec. 8, Fire and Gas Fund, $40.
Hoyt & Spear, Seed for Public Square,
Gen. Fund, 1915.
Fred Shaler, Bill for work, $S9.37.
Adam Klippel, do do $40.69.
H. Richmond, Coal for Mayors Office,
Gen. Fund, SIl.50.
L. y. Dawson, Services as Mayor TO
Jan. l, 1870, Gen. Fund, S137.50.
Z. W. Hoyt, Services as Clerk, to Jan.
l, 1870, Gen. Fund, $500.
Almon Cook, ST. Com'r, to Dec. 10,
Gen. Fund, $49.01.
Josiah Soule, ST., Fire Warden 8 days,
Fire and Gas Fund, $1,000.
Formal orders were directed to be
drawn in favor of the following persons,
who had already been paid on informal
orders drawn by members Of different
Committees to wit:
Almon Cook, Bill of work to Dec. 4,
1869, Gen. Fund, $+4.0O.
Almon Cook, Bill of work to Nov. 20,
1869, Gen. Fund, $3.50,
Almon Cook, Bill of work to Nov. 13,
1869, Gen. Fund, S9l.75.
Almon Cook, Bill OF work to Nov. 2,
1869, Gen. Fund, $4,000.
H. H. Craig, Bill OF work to Nov. 16,
1869, Gen. Fund, $4,000.
George Laughren, Bill of work to Nov.
10, 1869, Gen. Fund, $1,000
The bill of Warren Gas Light Co., was
referred to the Committee on Fire and
Gas. On motion, the matter of reim-
bursting John Bride for extra work done
on High and Pine Street sewer, was re-
ferred to the Street Committee and City
Attorney for investigation. On motion
adjourned. E. W. HoYT, Clerk.
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Mr.. Andrew Roy, of Girard, has
taken a contract from Messrs. Wicks
and Wells of sinking a shaft at Austin
town, 1874 feet deep, to the bottom of the
coal. It is now down about so feet, hay
ing been previously let to two former
contractors, both of whom threw up the
job. There will be upwards Of a hun
dred feet of rock to go through.
On Monday OF last week, a serious
accident occurred at Bristol, under the
following circumstances: Michael Par
ringer. aged about 40 years, while en-
gagged in oiling the horse power Of a
threshing machine, had the coat sleeve of
his right arm caught in the machine,
which drew his arm among the machine
~ and injured it SO badly that amputa-
ton between the elbow and wrist was
necessary.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School
tableaux exhibitions, on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of last week, were
yerypleasing entertainments. Thelarge
audiences ON both occasions were de-
lighted with the artistic presentation of
the programme of tableaux and char
AIDES. The two pieces, "Womsn's Rights
Convention and the Husbands at
Home,p looking after and attending
household affairs, were brim full Of hits
and fun. The receipts were $500.
On Tuesday afternoon Of last week,
Mr.. F. G. Fonderlin, of Niles, lost a
pocket-book, in this place, containing
between so and SO. He lost it in going
from Vautrot & Ackley's, on Market
Street, to DIR. Woods, on Main Street A
rent in his pantsloon's pocket permitted
the purse to take a~downuard schultz and
leave for parts unknown. Owing to his
pecuniary circumstances the loss falls
very heavily on Mr.. Fonderlin. Should
any one find the pocket-book and money,
they will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing it at the CHRONICLE Office.
Mr.. Addison Rogers, of Vienna, was
a passenger on a train of cars that was
wrecked in a collision, on the Pennsyl-
vania Central R. R., about p miles east
Pittsburgh, near L o'clock, Monday
night of last week. Mr.. Rogers had one
hand injured and also sustained injury
to his back. He was able Il come home
in a day or two after the accident. The
collision was between a mail train and a
fast freight. A brakeman was killed,
and three other employees injured. Six
passengers were injured. One had to be
chopped out of the wreck, and it was
thought would die from injuries.
The Warren Board of Education
have authorized Mayor Dawson to offer
a reward of $50 for the detection Of the
persons who broke about 80 lights out of
the windows of the High School building,
between Friday evening and Monday
morning Last. Depredations upon school
buildings have for years been too COM
mon, and it is time active measures were
to detect and punish the perpetra-
tou. We understand that the Board are
determined that the parties to this out
as well as those who may be guilty
of similar offences hereafter, shall, if
detected, be punished with the full pen
alties Of the law.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NV AOLAh 0NNN--1GA Lr
BEEVES-With 6,594 cattle for the week
the 5000 to-day are more than ample. Ast b
holidays draw near more fat cattle are called
for, hence the few on sale went quick at l61;
Gle, with the best very fine 8 cwt Ohio
grades at TIC 60 fs q cwt; poor stock, and
especially Texans, OF which $50 were in the
yards, sold slow and scarcely at the prices oi
last week, or l0el24c; fair to good beeves
brought l4S9l6c, the market averaging l44;
some lots are unsold tonight. The best 81
Ohio steers of9 cwt averaged I7c, 0Texans Of
81 cwt brought SIS, lis Texans of6L cwt l214c
and 100 Illinois of61< 149l6c. The weather Is
warm, dead meat markets bad, n poultry
plenty and lower again, hurting meats, The
holiday stock should be here by next Mon
day. Something very fine is expected.
SHEEP@Are coming In better quality, and
hence bring more money. TotalSS,4S0 with
1880 to-day. Fat stock sells quick and thin
slow. We quote H4951sc for very poor TO
medium, 69Tc for good 10 extra, with some
very superior at SG9c. Sales one car 70b
poor Ohio at &c, n car 50 rs at SIC, one
car Of % rs at &c, n car ITO rs canada at
714c. with q car Of very fine lah Kentucky
at &c.
1850 for the week, besides $500 western
dressed. Live are quoted l0Glle, and lie
dressed, with western dressed selling atT5Lc.
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Death Of Old Residents.

Rev. d. King, of Burgh Hill, sends u.
the following notices Of the decease Of
two aged residents OF Hartford:
Died at Burgh Hill, Oct. Slst, Miss
Esther Turnkey, aged 70 years, an old
settler in this county, and member OF
the Disciple church.
Died at Burgh Hill, Dec. LIST, Mrs.
Nancy L. Lane, aged 50 years. Came to
this county in 1905, wa a member of the
regular Baptist church, being immersed
by Elder Jonathan Sheldon, and the
nTst ever baptized in that in
Hartford.
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Rutter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK Dec. I3-Butter dull at 99SSc
for Ohio. Cheese dull at I6GIZe.
~CINcISSATL, Dec lS-Butter dull at aS31
Cheese nrm at I1l9lS14c.
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 2-Bntter-GOod to
choice roll commands 2&3c Fb. We quote
common grades dull at 25S30cE as to
quality. Low grades are entirely nominal
in price. Cheese-the market is quiet and
unchanged. We quote Western Reserve at
I7Lc, Hamburg at lSe; Ohio Factory at lS<e;
Ohio Goshen at ls1zc: New York Goshen ~
91zc; Sweitzer 2S2lc; and Limburger at le9
YcPn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-15

We take the pleasure OF announcing to our
friends and patrons, that Prof. Chase. of Bos-
ton, Mass, is now associated with our Gal
lery, as q grSs-eldtS Artist in water colors, In
dia Ink, n Pastel, and that in the future
we shall be able TO do that class of work
mere promptly, entirely doing away with
me necessity OF emPloSlng arIlsIs from
copied by us, nothing need be said. but those
who have never employed us in this palticu-
lar branch Of the art, We respectfully Invite
TO our Gallery, believing We can show them
sufficient good reasons why We can N are
making more out Of a poor, faded picture,
than m other Artist in this section OF the
country.
We profess to understand our business
from beginning to end, n take back seats
to no N More than this, we respectfully
challenge any Artist to a trial OF Some
thing more than talk is meant, at No. Is
Market Street, Warren, Ohio, Sign Of the Re-
Yoiving Pyramid, by
dec i5-IS69. RICE d BLISS, Artists.
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THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH, PA,
ron THE
SAFE.KEEPING OF BONDS AND oTHER SECU.
RITIES, &e.
NO. IS. FOURTH AVENUE,

GUARANTEE RATES.
FOR a Year or less
period.
Covenant and all other Cou-l
pom Securities, including SSl,O per 81 900
Bank Bills,
Gold Coin or Bullion. rs 1000
Silver Coin or Bullion. 200 1000
Silver or Gold Plate, under seal,l
on owner'sestimate offull val
ne, and rate subject to adjust 100 " 1000
ment for bulk, on . basis OF
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers gener-
ally, when OF no nxedv value, Sl,oOa year each
or according TO bulk. Wills, $500 which pre-
MUM overs the remainder Of the life ofthe
maker.
The Company Is also prepared TO Rent
Small Iron Safes, leach furnished with . Tin
Box inside its Burglar Proof Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof,
at the following rates, viz: SIS, %, 50, 90, IS,
and 100, per annum Also TO Store Books OF
Accounts. Records, Valuable Title Papers,
ETC., at reasonable rates.
PreadeHt-William Phillips.
Wee PTeSident-Henry Lloyd.
Direc10rEWilliam Phillips, Henry Lloyd,
William Rea, William N. Lyon, James L.
Bennett Byron H. Painter, Joseph 8. Morri
son. George Black, Curtis 6. Hussey.
SsTRoTT dad TreGFuT0-S. =. Won Bonhorst.
toct 2, ls5s-Sm.
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The MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MARKER.

UAAOALCAA1 AAhhLla
OTFICR WESTERN RELIEVE CHRONICLE I
WAKRxE OHIO, Dec "a, 1852. J
Gold, l23L
BEANsEwhite s2,D to 500 per bushel.
FLoUR-Ss,D to 500
HAY-Sl29$l5.
OATS-oats 5s5Oe.
CORN-Corp sI.lO.
DRIED APPLES%IOc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Sc.
TALLOW-l0c
CHEESE-Dairy I29IIc.
EGGS3Oc.
LARDACountry rendered, T7gIse.
POrATOES-PeachblowS, 5O@55c.
BEEF
Fore quarter, Sc; hind do lOc; sid saIOC
PORK-Dressed lie.
CHICKENS-Dressed l0c
TURKIES-Dressed 1Sc
wOOL-&@aOc.
FLAX SEED-2O6
HIDES-Green. s9ec; calf skins l29l4c
pelts 50@75e.
WooD-stove length, s2OO92,50 per cord
do Three-feet, S3,OOa35O per cord.
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Skilled LabOr!!
When the movement Of . fine Wdteh Is out
Of order, greatcare andingenuity Ia reQuired
10 repair Il properly, and Il is important to
know where TO 20. KING, on Main St. has
his watch department. under the charge Of
LA n. HULL, q nrst-class mechanic Of
prouement In Watches which has been secured
by the National Watch %. Every Wdteh sold
or Repaired at Kings is tporroTted. TDecS-2t
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Il.
BEEVES-Advanced. Extra western steers
9H9lOc; fair to good 9H9lOc; common SO
&c n.
SHEEPlSales 10000 head at 5a7eR D gross
HOGS-Duna and lower. Sales 500 head al
ID d a cWt
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A UNION CHARTS.

OIMPLE & DURABLE GUIDE
DIOR Cutting Mems and Boys Clothing and
Ladies' Dresses. VIII last a lifetime, sub
ject TO allthe changes Of Fashion. Warran-
ted to cut all sizes perfectly accurate, any
person can use them, they are printed upon
a paper that viii neither break nor tear fulI
directions are printed on zach chart. SINGLE
Charts or full sets sent by mail, post paid.
receipt Of the following retail prices
Ladies Dress, Boys sack Coat and Vest
Charts, Sl,OO each, Pants and Mems sack
Coat Charts, $50 each. Of FuuSet Is Charts
$500. Agents Wanted.
Address UNION CHART CO, O~rangeville,
Ohio. Aug. is, lS69-6m.
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For the Holidays.

A very fine assortment OF Lace Collars.
Valenciennes handkerchief. Mates Lace
Handkerchiefs. Ladies Embroidered HAn
Eerchiefs. Ladies Roman Scarfs, Broche
Scarfs, and Elegant Paris Bows.
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Elias Howe Sewing machine-sold in the
City OF Warren, only by ADAIR WEIKER,
Main St., opposite Mahoning Depot.
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Query Answered,

What shall I give this Christmas for a
present? Why &C to Brooks & Potters, get
your Photograph taken, put It in one Of those
beautiful frames and present it. Nothing
will please better for the amount expended.
A thing OF beauty is a joy forever
We ave got 9 few more Of those beautiful
Group Photoes OF the members of Erie Con
ference, very suitable for q Christmas Gift
Rooms East side OF Main Street.
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TRANQUIL Co. agricultural Society

A NNUAL MEETING.-Notiee is
IA hereby given. that the annual meeting
OF IneTrumbullCOunty Agricultural Society.
for the election Of officers, will be held at the
office Of A. D. Webb, on Saturday, Dec. Is,
lSo9, at l O'Clock, p. N. The Board of mana
gers are requested to meet at 10 O'Clock, a.
m, OF the same day, to settle all unfinished
bushes of the year. II. +. AUSTIN.
Der. S.lSn-2t SECRETARY
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Local Notices.


ee7ltS per tiae, each s~ubssqUeaf SasetioH.
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Theatrical.

Mile ZOE and her troupe are an
nounced to play at Webb's Hall, in this
city, for three nights, commencing Mon
day evening, Dec. 20.
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Now Ready.
The finest assortment Of Candy Toys and
Candies at Hecklinger's ever seen In this
city.
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Local Notices.
Turkish Bath Towels


Local Notices 10 ceH1S Per Line Jrn inssrtion,
10 cent? per line each SltbseQILent inseTtton.
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Guitars and TiOlinS
at CRITTERS MUSIC STORE.
New Music
And Violin Strings. at
GRETER's MUSIC STORE.
Do You Want
Something worth your money go to
McLAINS.
Change Of Name,

Change Of Name.
Mr.. 1. n. Dodd having purchased the inter.
est OF Mr.. Terrill, in the late nrm OF Terrill
q Dodd, thereby occasioning q change ol
name, yet the merited and widespread repu-
tation acquired by this nrm, remains IN
changed. and Ar. Dodd can still be found nj
the old rooms, where heproposes to give bet
ter satisfaction 20 those Wishing n thing
in the picture line than any other Photogrs-
pher in Warren can or dare do. Work 70
please all" Is his motto. The old negatives
Of +. Leroy are in hispossessiOn.
Baltimore Oyster Depot.
Oysters received daily from Baltimore.
For sale by the Gaze, can or dish, At
Sept. l5-tk NcCONNELL's.
Hoyt & Spear
Sell Pure White Lead and Linssed OIL,
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Buyingt TO sell again, can buy Lead, Shot,
Caps, Cartridges, Pocket Cutlery, Clothes
Wringers, Mouse Traps, Rat Traps, &c, at
Eastern prices, at TYLERS Gun Store.
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Go to Tyler'S Gun Store
To buy a good Pocket Knife cheap, and
nave IL warranted.
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l want every one to understand that the
candies that / have are all made from the
finest sugar, and pure.
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GOEN4GNo =.
The Cheapest
Place in town to buy Christmas Goods, 4
At CLARK's, on Main Street.
A Large and Elegant Assortment
or Neg and Choice Books, now opening at
P0RTER'S Book Store.
Diaries for 1901 >
Diaries for 1901
Go to Cark's for Toys.
Christmasi
Is coming, and so Is santaclaus, with hi.
presents. Headquarters for him is al
CLARKS Toy Store, on Main st.
The Original
And only Genuine Howe Sewing Machine
is sold by N B. TYLER and his Agents only,
in Trumbun County.
Clothes Wringers!
For sale at TYLER's Gun Store.
Diaries for 1870!
At PORTER'S.
Money to Loan.
In sums to suit on good paper; good notes
bought; Interest allowed on deposits. In
quire at the Bank OF I. ]. AcLAlN &SoN.
Nov. 17-tL.
The Elias Howe
Sewing Machine for sale by n. B. TYLER.
Pocket and Table Cutlery!
Guns, PiItolI. &C., cheap. at TYLER's
Sure Cure
For Coughs and Colds, Butter Scotch man
ufactured by HENRY WALDECK, Main st.
Warren, Ohio. Nov. u.
Christmas Toys!
At d. BISHOPS, Main st.
Christmas TOysi
Having received direct from Baltimore, a
large stock Of Toys Of all kinds and variety.
they will be sold cheap at the store Of
Nov. r-lm Warren, Ohio.
Please your Childreni
By buying their Toys at d. BISHOPS.
Nov. H-lm Main Street
All the Children in Warren
Think the Toys at BISHOPS the prettiest.
Bishops Store on Main ST.,
Is full Of Toys for the children. Nov.I7-lm
Christmas Toys!
At Bishops, cheaper than any other store
/ n Warren. Nov. f7-lm.
New Orleans MOlasses!
At HoYTSD Drug Store, Nc. S Main St
Syrups
or all kinds, cheap a. ever, At HoYTs
Drug Store, Main st.
McLain Don't Keep
Dry Goods, Wet Goods, Hardware, Grocer
les, Hats. Caps, Tomb Stones, or any sich,
only good BOsts dHd Shoes.
Don't Go 1t Blind
But go to McLAIS'S.
Lots Of Chimneys,
Good ones too. to go with those Lamps, at
HOYTS Drug Store, No. 5, Main st.
Carbon Oil!
Any quantity, at HoYT's Drug Store, No.
5, Main Street
1OO,OOOII
One hundred thousand feet Of rood walnut
lumber wanted, for which liberal price will
be paid in cash or furniture, by
TRUEDELL TOWNSEND.
Christmas Goods.
Anew, fresh n complete assortment of
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Gunlennger & Brother are doing an i'm
mense trade in Fur Goods. They have all
the popular gradesin Ladies and Gents Sets.
also q beautiful assortment OF children's fan
cY Emra
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II You Want

III lou Van
A fine Cigar, go to RILEY ROBERTS at
ths NEWS DEPOT, POST OFFICE.
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Hair JeMelrJ!

HAIR JeHelr!!
For Christmas, New Year and Birthday
presents, can be obtained of Miss. E. c. & s.
Z. Gordon Room s, Kings block, Main st.
Dec. 6. l86o-3t
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Will o be here again, and we wish TO
hint to our customer and the public, that
presents which are to be engraved should be
purchased as soon as practicable, that We
may have time to do work that viii please
them, and be a credit to Us.
VAUTROT &ACKLEY.
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For Christmas Goods

II you do not want gray hair, use Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, which will
not stain the skin, or soil linen.
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For the Minter Trade !

Those Lamps have Come.
Go to HOYT's Drug Store and see them.
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Christmas.

Chr1StmAss
Can at Hecklingsr's for your toys, as he is
selling 70 suit tbs times
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The only one left Of a large lot received
a few days since. More coming 70
VAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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Ale Pump for Sale.
New Goods

AnrstelaSs Lanes Patent Ale Pump, fou
Drawer, Silver Plated, in perfect order, 70
sale cheap. Call soon.
JAMES MCCONNELL, Main st.
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White Wire Clothes LinesI
And Clothes Pins, at TYLER'S.
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That King who still reigns monarch OF all
he surveys, in Kings new block, Is moving
steadily IN. The walls Of his palace glitter
with Mirrors, and his SOFAS tempt to repoSe
while in his Rocking Chairs the weary soul
rests, and is glad. These blessings he be-
slows with q liberal hand to all-who will
pay cash, non other need apply. "He that
haiti ears to hear, let hlm hear
W. B. ING.
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Still on the Track!

BuekWheat FlOnr.
A pure article just received from York
State, at Island Mills. dec. l-Sw.
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The Empire

4HC h"phAV'
Combination and Button Hole, Singer,
Grover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, Flor
ence, Wilson Shuttle, and several Other
kinds Of Sewing Machines. at TYLER'G
Gun Store.
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w.annarr and nraMnrrI

At Gunlennger & Brothers. Owing to the
great reduction in prices for the finest Goods.
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the HOLIDAYS.

Best Chewing Tobacco
In town, at HAPGooD & STATIONS,
Market ST. Drug Store,
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Moore's, Scott's Palmer's, Aurray'S VIM.
Greener's, &c. at TYLERiS, No. 8, Market
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Skilled Iahnrll

g. Buckingham'G Dye for the whiskers.
Price so cents. Manufactured by r P. Hall
&Co., Nashua, n. II. CSept, s, l-yr.
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For the Holidays.
A beautiful assortment of Worsted Goods
at GUNLEFINGER Z BROTHERS.
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Imnortant 70 Our Patrons.

Full line, opened this day at
Dec. I5-2w. A. E ANDREWS SON.