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Christmas and New Years.

Fine Blue, Brown and Black Short
Frocks and Vests to match. A very de-
sirable stock of Over Coats for Men and
Boys. All the latest styles of Hats and
Caps. New and rich colors in Neck Ties
and Bows. A complete stock of Wrap
perssnd Drawers. Fur, Cashmere, Buck
and Kid Gloves. Gents Fur Collars,
Wooden Scarfs and Wristers, Sleeve But
tons and Shirt Studs, White Shirts,
Cloth, Paper Collars, Boys and Chill
dren's Suits.
For Christmas and New Years Pres
ents buy something that will be useful.
REED & ADAMS, Agents.
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"a BLAZE OF BEAUTY."-rhe Pictorial
chronological Journal for January. 1870, ap-
pears in bright array. A new form, new
types, numerous rich illustrations, with
sound n sensible reading matter renders
this the best ever issued. II contains Hon.
S. S. Fisher, Of the U. s.. Patent ONCE; De
Lesseps, of the Ssuz Canal; President Ces-
pedes, Of Cuba; George Peabody; DR.. Tisch-
endorf, the eminent Biblical Scholar: Por-
traits of the Kafir, and Australian Races
Progress CT S~cience-Steam, Electricity,
Scientific Discovery, Anatomy. Physiology,
Medicine, ~Phrenology; Brain Waves-How
thoughts and sentiment are transmitted;
What can I do Best ?-The Faces We Meet
What they tell us-An Afternoon at $3.50
The Wasp Waist-fs physiology; Applica-
tion-Its culture; Our Agricultural ResOur-
ces-Produetions during The past fifty years;
Natural History-Win a horse become a
The Observation-Disclosures The
Sponge-Its Origin, growth and uses; Joan
Arc. This favorite Journal has now reached
its 50th vol. and appears in a handsome
magazine form. We think il will prove even
more popular than ever before. Terms, only
So a year, or so cents a number. Now is the
time to subscribe for 1870. Address g. r.
WELLS, 5S9 Broadway, New York.
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Masonic.

At the annual meeting of Mahoning
Chapter, No. Sc, held Dec. Is, 1869, the
following were elected for the ensuing
year:
r. A. BALDWIN, NJ. E. H. p. EDWARD
SPEAR, L. K. WIN. II. MCAURRY, Z. 5.
NINM. NJ. LANE, c. H. B. +. HEINER, p.
S. c. c. ADAMS, R. A. c. HENRY
BOIL, Ma V. w. W. ABELL. NJ. 2 V.
T. VAN ANTWERP, ] V. PHNEAs
CHASE, Treas. c. S. ABEEL, Secy. /.
BURTON, Guard.
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MnSnnnfamia-

EDITOR CHRONICLE: As challenges
seem to be the order of the day, 1 wish
to say to your readers, through the col
umns of your paper, that Mr.. AnaisI
Collar, Of this place, killed a spring pig
a few days since, five days less than
eight months old, which weighed 30I
pounds. Also that Mr.. T. Cox, Uncle
Tim killed one the same age which
weighed 2s7 pounds. Who a beat?
Dec. IL, 1863. MEsoPo.
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.ALUABLE REAL ESTATE fol

Sale. 1 will sell. with a small payment
in hand, about Five Hundred acres OF land in
SOuthington, Trumbull County, Ohio. known
as the William H Beardsley farm. II Is stu
ated near a steam saw Mill, n Cheese Fac
tory there are about one hundred and hfty
$50 acres of INST quality OF white Oak tim
Der, the balance is good grazing n meadow
land; two good barns with small framed dwell
ling house. This land will be sold in farms
to accommodate purchasers. Time Of pay
ments will also be made for the convenience
Of those wishing to buy. For further par
ticulars enquire Of the undersigned, at Free
dom, Portage County, Ohio, or of John NJ.
Stull, at Warren, Ohio.
Dec. s, Isse-4t
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Butter and Cheese Market,

PITTSBURGH, Dec. IS-Butter-The re-
ceipts Of choice are only moderate, hut other
qualities are plenty. We quote solid packed
at 2925c, and choice roll 3SS5c 2 n. Com
mon roll in light demand, prices nominally
G@30c 2 y.
C~HEEsE-The market is quiet with a mod
crate demand for good cheese, which is In
fair receipt. We quote Western Reserve at
Ohio Goshen at ls1zc: New York Goshen al
91zc; Sweitzer 2S2ci n L1mbuTger at l99
2Oc 2 D.
Z YORK. Dec. 30EButter dull at ls@32c
for Ohio CHEESE-Quiet at l66I7Zc.
CIScINNA1I, Dec, @.-Butter scarce and
nrm at 32GSSc. CHEEsE-Market steady de-
mand fair for desirable styles, other ne
elected. Factory lsSlsk; W. r. I7GI7kc.
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David Scissor, one of the cattle kings of
Madison county, recently shipped a brag
lot Of 20 head, 9 of which averaged $500
pounds and IL head $500 pounds. They
are all three yesr old steers of his own
raising.-Ohi0 Farmer.
This is the gentleman that bred and
raised Mr.. VIM. H. Wartman's Bull,
of Bazetta, Gen. Grant, No. 5675, Vo!. Z,
A. NJ. Herd Book.
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CHICAGOLIYE STOCK MARKET.

The Chicago Tribune Of Dec. Is, says:-
The supply Of all descriptions Of stock has
been light, and of the better grades, short OF
the demand; hence = very firm tone has
pervaded the market, and prices have been
thoroughly sustained all around, while for
good butchers stock n goodtochoice ship
ping beeves something of an advance has
been established. Eastern advices have
been informally OF a favorable character,
the supply being reported short atnearly all
points, and prices ruling HG1zc per D higher
This insured good attendance Of shippers,
and, under q good healthy competition, ali
desirable shipping stock has been picked up
about as fast as received, and at an average
Of &c per 100 rs on last weeks closing prices.
Although b arrivals embraced COMPARE
lively few beeves that were strictly hrstelass.
the average quality was considerably above
OF last week, or the PREVIOUS one, and
better suited to the present wants OF
the trade. There has been but little inquiry
for stock cattle, and only a moderate demand
for butchers stock, SO that Notwithstanding
the supply Of these descriptions the demand
has n been fullV met
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Nice Christmas Presents
At VAUTROT & ACKLEYrS.
Christmas comes but once a year

Christmas comes but once a year
And that day is almost here.
KING is equal 10 the occasion. Look al
his Christmas bill.
CHAIRS-Wood and Cane, Child's High and
Low Chairs, Brussels Carp. Chairs, Rockers
Of all sizes, Stools, &C.
Brackets Of the Cross pattern, Castle,
Grape Leaf and Vine, Masonic, etc, all Wal
nut. These will be sold cheap-more deSira-
bic presents cannot be made.
MIRRORS in great variety, oyals, Oblongs,
Circle Tops, Shaving Glasses, Bureau Glasses,
Years.
WHAT Nons-Side and Corner. in Cherry
and Walnut.
OTToAANs in Striped Nep and Hair Cloth.
PICTURE FRAMES-Rustic, Rosewood and
Gilt, Walnut, &c. All other goods in the
Furniture line kept on hand at
KINGS New Block.
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The Society met at l o'clock, P. NJ,
and proceeded to the election of officers
for the ensuing year, which resulted as
follows:
President, HARMON AUSTIN, Warren ;
Vice President, HENRY B. PERKINS,
Warren.
Managers for two years, E. n. BROWN,
Rowland; WILLIAM BRONSON, Newton;
JUsTUs HoAGLAND, Bazetta, P. o. War
rem; EDWARD JONES, Champion, P. o.
Warren.
Members holding over-WALTER B.
KING, Warren; s. L. ABELL, Warren;
JAMES BRADEN, Greene; FRANCIS AN
DREws, Rowland, P. o. Warren.
Immediately after the adjournment Of
the Society, the members of the Board of
Directors proceeded to the election of a
Treasurer and Secretary for one year,
viz: Treasurer, ALMoN D. WERE, War
ren; Secretary, HIRAM F. AUSTIN, Brace
vile, P. o. Leavittsburg.
II. T. AUSTIN, Secy.-
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important TO Our Patrons.

We take the pleasure ofannouncing to ouI
friends n patrons, that Prof. Chase. Of Bos-
ton. Mass, is now associated with our Gal
lery, as q JirSt-ctdsS artist, in water colors, In
dia Ink, and Pastel, and that in the future
we shall be able to do that class OF work
more promptly, entirely doing away with
the necessity Of employing artists from
abroad. To those who have had pictures
copied by us, nothing need be said. but those
who have never employed us in this pan ticu-
10 our Gallery, believing we can show them
sufficient good reasons why we can and are
making more out of a poor, faded picture.
than any other Artist in this section Of the
country.
We profess to understand our business
from beginning to end, and take back seats
to no one. More than this, we respectfully
thing more than talk is meant, at No. Is
Market Street, Warren, Ohio, Sign OF the Re
voivtng Pyramid, by
dec I5-IS69. RICE & BLISS, Artists.
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From Japan via Pacific R. R.

Mrs. Potter & Co., have Just received from
that Empire Of the sun, by special ukase OF
the Mikado and Tycoon, a lot OF japanese
Switches, so natural as to deceive the very
fined TO the anticipates Of nobility, are now
within reach Of the more sensible women of
this land. Well may our eagle soar. Again,
from that emporium o fashion, we are ena-
bled to produce the genuine Paris Bonnet
Now let the eagle scream
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MLRKFT


OTFIcE WESTERN RESERVE CHRoNIcLE.1
WARREN OHIO, Dec. p, 1852. J
BEANS-white $3.50 to $500 per bushel.
FLOUR-s6,O to 500
HAY-sl2SSl5.
OATS-Oats 45a5Oc.
CORN-Corn sL.Io.
DRIED APPLES-IOc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Sc,
TALLOW-IOc
CHEESE-Dairy l2SI4c.
EGGS-3Oo.
LARD-Country rendered, TTaIsc.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 5O9Sc.
BEEF
Fore quarter, SCI hind do loo; side So lOc
PORK-Dressed H1Hc.
CHICKENS-Dressed l0c
TURKIES-Dressed l3c
WOOL-35-0c.
FLAX SEED-2O6
HIDES-Green. S69c; calf skins l29I4e /;
pelts 50975c.
WOOD-stove length, S2OO92,O per cord.
do Three-feet, S3,O0a3O per cord.
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GRAY's UNION CHARTS.

GIMPLE & DURABLE GUIDE
DIOR Cutting Mem and Boys Clothing and
Ladies' Dresses. VIII last a lffatime sinh
ject to all the changes OF Fashion. Warran-
ted to cut all sizes perfectly accurate. any
person can use them, they are printed upOn
a paper that will neither break nor tear. mil
directions are printed on each chart. Single
Charts or full sets sent by mail, post paid
on receipt Of the following retail prices
Ladies Dress, Boys sack Coat and Vest
Charts, sl,OO each. Pants and Mems sack
Charts, $50 each. or FullSett IS Charts
$500. Agents Wanted.
Address UNION CHART Co, O~rangeyfIIe.
Ohio. Aug. Is, Is69-6m.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

DECE1BER -, leQd.
CATTLE-The run of cattle this week was
heavy compared with last week, and except
ing for choice fat cattle prices were down
from AG1zc from last week. food fat steers
are nearly alwaysin demand at high prices,
compared with other grades, but the run OF
that kind has been light. The demand for
stock cattle has fallen on considerably as
the farmers down east are pretty well sup
piled. We quote: oaS *
Goodto prime 1000 to zoo h..--.-. 6'75GT,2
Common tomedium LOO to l,l00 rs 5,5O06,5O
Bulls, stays and cows, 500 to l,5OObs 3,OOs4,9
Good stock 4,25G5.5O
OOG6,J
HOGS-Theru run ~ofhogsthis week was large
particularly during the last two days. The
market to-day was rather dull-buyers ask
ing concessions from sellers. We quote:
Extra 90
Good to prime Philadelphia.-.---.--l0,SGI0
GOOQ 20 9,75
HSOuSn 70 s,UVG 10
clOck nOgS. LUG SUI
SHEEP-The arrivals Of sheep nave been
heavy this week. The market, was weaker,
n prices compared with last week are
down fromHGAc an. Prices to-day ranged
from SAGSA951zc = b, the latter figures only
for the best mutton sheep for New York
There were some OF the largest Christmas or
show sheep in the market this week ever
exhibited In the yards. One lot Of 81 head
averaged ls2bS q head.-RnsbuTgh CONNER
eidL, Dee. 10Th.
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Donation VisitTO.Nigbt

The public are invited to participate in
the donation visit to be made this eve
ming, "wednesday, Dec. p by the
friends Of Rev. E. h. Yingling, in the
N. E. Church. A good, social time Will
be had.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

Wishing to give Tax Payers every
chance, I will continue to take taxes
without penalty until Monday, January
Sd, but my Office viii be closed o the
18th inst, christmas day.
EDWARD HAYES,
County Treasurer.
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Something worth your money go to
Change Of Name.

Mr.. L. n. Dodd having purchasedthe inter-
est of Mr.. Terrill, in the late firm Of Terrill
& Dodd, thereby occasioning a change Of
name. yet the merited and widespread repu-
tation acquired by this finn, remains un-
changed, and Mr.. Dodd can still be oun at
the old rooms, where he proposes to give bet
ter satisfaction to those wishing any thing
in the picture line than any other ~Photogra-
pher in Warren can or dare do. Work TO
please all" is his motto. The old negatives
Of F. Leroy are in his possession.
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THE NURsKRE.-A monthly magazine for
Youngest Readers, is the best ehildEeps
magazine that comes TO ourtable.sn mi We get
several nice ones. Its stories and pictures
show a good deal Of pains taking labor to
meet the mental development and juvenile
tastes of the little folks. to whom II affords
much pleasure. 1t is published by John L.
Shoreyy Is Washington ST., Boston, Mass,
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Every body will find the incest Toilet
Sets, Wine Sets and Smoking Sets in town
at CLARK'S, on Main St. dec. 2-lt
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Tic HUIIIUdIS
viii soon be here again, and we wish to
hint to our customers 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 will please
them, and be n credit to us.
VAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
JUST u

JUST OUT!
"CHERRY PECT0RAL TROCHES,"
For Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis,
NONESO GOOD, NONE so PLEASANT.
NONE CURE so QUICK.
RUSHTON 4 CO., 10 CASTOR HOUSE, NEW YSR
Use no more Of those horrible tasted nau-
seating BROWN CUBEB THINGS"
Nov. II. 1Ssp-3m
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FurS, Flannels,

Blankets, Cloths, Cassimeres, Sacques,
Sackings, Beavers, ~Overcoating, Carpets,
Merinocs, Empress Cloths, and every variety
of Dress Goods n Dry Goods, going at the
reduced prices to close out stock, at
A. E. ANDREWS & SONS.
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Chsing ont Sale of DrT Goods!

All a and Winter Goods selling regard
less of cost. Everything marked Town from
% TO 80 per cent. We are determined not to
carry oV er any winter goods, and will sell
everything at greatly reduced rates, for the
next 60 days. A. Z. ANDREWS & SON,
Market St, opposite the Court House square.
Dec 22-2f.
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Local Notices.
Notice..


Local Notices 10 cents per hne, first insertion. 10
cents per Inc, each subsequent insertion.
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Every Variety Of Goods
For the Holidays, going at the reduced
prices, at A. Z. ANDREWS & SONS.
Dec. p, lS69-2t,
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Local Notices.


Local Notices 10 cents per Line frE inSeT1ion,
10 cents per liRe each ~Su6geQuent fnseTtion-
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Christmas ParfiesI

Ihave just received 20 boxes OF fine Candles,
Chocolate Cream Drops, Fig Paste, She'll
work, Peppermints, Candy Toys n Fresh
Figs. Come and buy OF RILEY.
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For fhe Winter Trade Z

. The only one left but OF large lot received
a few days since. More coming to
VAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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Main street, Columbus, South Caro-
lima, was lighted one night last week
for the first time since Mr.. Tecumseh
Sherman turned off the gas.
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Legal Tenders

In exchange for Greeabacks. Also all the
good brands OF Cigars. RILEY ROBERTS
Post Office News Rooms.
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Second Round Of Quarterly Meetings
For the Warren District, 1870.
Newton Falls. Dec. 20, 1869.

Mahlon Chance, Esq, Of Fremont, has
just been appointed United States Consul
to Nassau, the capital of the Bahama
group of Island, about two hundred and
seventy miles east ofCape Sable, Florida.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-22

For Coughs and Colds, Butter Scotch man.
ufactured by HENRY WALDECK, Main st.
Warren. Ohio. Nov, II.
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The Genuine

Alarge stock Of furniture t exchange for
TRUEsDEL L TOWNSEND.
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Notice.
I want every one to understand that the
candies hat I have are all made from the
finest sugar, and pure.
d. H. HECKLINGER.
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Hurrah for Christmas

Juvenile Opera Of Laila!
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nighti
OF next week,
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Now Ready.
Hair JeWelry!

For Christmas, New Year and Birthday
I presents, can be obtained of Miss, +. G. & s.
E. Gordon Room S, Kings block, Main st.
Dec. s, lS69-3t
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Don't Forget
The Juvenile Opera next Monday night
Admission Scts.
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A boot black stand in New York
hotel is worth seven dollars a-day.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nm OA4ot 1EumOuu COanty, -.
vs.. ! Common PIaar
George n. M'Key, e. al GrI Acfoa.
by virtue OF an order OF sale issued ont nj
the Court of Common Pleas Of TrumbuN On
OHIO, IN the above named ease, to dfrecf.
ed and delivered, Ihavc levied on and shan
expose TO public sale at the door OF the Conf
House in the city OF Warren, Trumb10 @
ONO. on saturday. tie 18th day Of Jsnusrv- A,
ID. 1850. between the hours OF one and f6ree
p. m OF said day, the foNOygfnS 49,
estate, situated in the County OF Trn1SbSf
ana stale OF OHIO, to-wit: In the tovnS6fS
OF NernOn, in said County aud STATE aDS
1noWn as part OF Lot No. ., IN the Gra1@e-
IN said Vernon, and is honuded a.
lows: North OF Hot line; east ON lands USaea
Dy Nelson h Mickey; so0eh by eastend 80
center road leading from Vernon 10 Icb~
SION, and weston the township line betyTeaS
salu toWnsAips Of Vernon and Johnsto1
eogIainlng iorty ti0) acres Of land.
Appraised ats. Terms Cash
Sb.-4.Oa rs. ". LAIRD, Sheriff
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Wortb Noficip1y

Elias Howe Sewing maohine-sold in the
City of Warren, only byADAIR& WEIKER,
Main St., opposite Mahoning Depot.
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a very fine assortment OF Lace Collars.
Valenciennes Handkerchiefs. Mates Lace
Handkerchiefs Ladies Embroidered Hand
kerchiels. Ladies Roman Scars, Broche
Scarfs, and Elegant Paris Bows.
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Annual Meeting Of the TrumbuH County
Agricultural Society.

The Board of Directors me at the Of
fee of A. D. Webb, on Saturday last, 18th
inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and awarded
the premiums on field crops as follows:
Best two acres Of Indian Corn, a. c. Fuller,
B~raceviIle, .....-...... 90
Second do. 4. c. Fuller-.-.--..--..--2 90
Besttw acres of Oats, J. N cCombs, Cham
W
Best two acres OF Winter Wheat, R. c. Rice,
Greene W
Second do. J. N. McCombs, Champion-..S0 90
Best two acres of Flax, JIM. McCombs, Cham
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WESTERN RESERVE
FIGURING MILLS,
Near A. & G VI. Depot, Warren, o.

HAVING completed one of the
Ilhnest FIGURING Mills in Northern Ohio
for the manufacture Of -four and feed. and
supplied the same with themost modern i'm
proved machinery. We feel assured that we
nave succeeded IN placing every quality OF
Hour and feed in the market. at as Low a
price "a any othermanufacturers in theState
and we fully believe that all dealers andcon-
sumerS viii hartily sustain our efforts by
pa~tronizing those who make quail
" the criterian. not a combination to extort
n price. All our noui and feed warranted as
represented. Giv us a call.
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G~unlehnger & Brother are doing an i'm
mease trade in Fur Goods. They AVE all
the popular gradesin Ladies and Gents Sets,
cy Furs.
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French MerinOeS and Empress Cloths
All reduced to % cts. at
Dec, l5-2w. A. F., ANDREWS &SON,
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On our counter week before last-owner
wanted HAPG0OD & STRATTON, Red
Bbl., Market ST., Drug Store
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One RoskODf!

Silver Spoons.
New lot just reed. Call and see them at
VAUTROT & ACKLEY'S.
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Pocket Book and Money Poundi

CLARK, OF Main ST., will sell every thing
In the line Of Christmas Goods, at lower
prices than can be found elsewhere. III
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Turkish Bath Towels,
Full line, opened this day at
Dec. I5-2w. A. E. ANDREWS & SON.