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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-05

MISCELLANEOUS.
CIereland Wholesale Markets.

MONDAf May 5.l-oS.
FLOUR-Dun and unchanged; CITY made
Xxx white 81 se,U4G9,25: XXX amber s7.75;
Xxx red S6,7JG-,oO; X red $500: Xxx spring
S5.25G6,O. Country brands are held at $50
GS,50 for Xxx White; s6,J0GT.0 for Xxx Red:
S,oS5,50fOr Red; S5.0086,75 Tor Xxx Spring.
WHEAT-Firmer and better: No. 1 red
winter held At SlS0; Nc. 2 do at SLyE, There
isfnhSpring being offered.
CORN-Steady. No. I mixsJ held at 70G7Ic:
Ears on track CSC.
OATS-The market is steady and demand
fair. sales at zoe for No state.
BUTTER-GOod yellow spring made in de-
mand at SGS0c for roll and tub: white win
ter made very dull and prices irregular.
CHEESE-There Is a fair demand for new
and the market is steady at l4alSc, as to
quality and condition.
EGGS-The demand is more active and
the market hrmer but unchanged at Ec for
fresh receipts.
SEEDS-Quiet and but little doing. limo
thy held at S4.00. Clover at se,00.
MAPLE SUGAR AND SYRCP-Duu and
nominal; Sugar held at i42lSc, Syrupat SI,25
oil, per gallon.
LIME-Water Lime held at $3.50 for Akron
and Osvego. White Lime selling at 81 40 ,
bbl.
PLASTER-Market steady and firm atSI,R5
per barrel for "Alabaster" Land Plaster: So
do Calcined; Powells Land Plaster SO per
ton; do calcined So per barrel.
SALT-Eines steady at S2,5: Coarse in very
light stock and firm at S,O0G3.&
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RaiIroad Meeting I'M Baeonsbur rs.

ED. CHRONICLE:-In conformity
with q previous notice, the citizens OF
Bloomsbury assembled at Crafts Hall
on Monday evening, April 26th. The
meeting being called TO order, Mr..
| Harvey Ingraham was chosen Presi.
dent and DIR. ID. Strickland, Secretary.
The object of the meeting vas then
stated by Rev. Orrin Gates, which was
as follows: To see what could be ac-
complfshedi in theWay of raising funds
to assist in ~defraying the expense of a
preliminary survey through this town.
ship, in order to ascertain the most
feasible route yer which to run the
new line Of Railroad now being pro-
jected from gainesville and the Lake
shore in g direct line To the coal beds
of Vienna, Hubbard and BrOoktield.-
Able speeches were made by Rev.
Orrin Gates, DIR. Casterline and Others,
portraying the advantages which
would accrue to US a a community
from the success of so important an
enterprise and urging the exhibition
of a generous and enteTprising spirit
towards the accompany. Much enthusi-
asm was manifested by those present
and all seemed to comprehend theim-
portance of the project. If generous
enterprise can avail aught, we shall
soon see the locomotive rushing
through our borough in still a differ
enJ direction. A committee of two,
Mr.. Moses Post and Nj. Harvey Love,
was appointed to look over the ground
between this place and the line of
Bristol and Bloomfield and ascertain
the best apparent route for survey.
DR.. Zibee Casterline was appointed
Corresponding Secretary for the pur-
pose of carrying on the necessary cor
respOndence with the officers Of the
company. A subscription was then
taken up for the purpose before stated,
and the result speaks well for the lib-
crafty and enterprise of our thriving
and prosperous village. DR.. Caster
line was appointed Treasurer. TWAS
then resolved that the minutes of this
meeting be sent for publication in the
Warren CHRONICLE and the Paines-
vile Telegraph.
Adjourned to meet in two weeks for
further consideration of the subject.
D.. STRICKLAND, NJ. D. Sec'y.
April 18th, 1869.
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! The L. S. Collector Tor the 10th
District gives notice in an advertise
ment in another column, that the T.
5. Internal Revenue tax is due and
will be received in this County by
Almon d. Webb, Esq, at his office in
this place until and including Satur-
day, May 22d.
Mr.. Isaac Scott has renovated and
reftted his omnibus, making it q
vehicle of surprising elegance and
convenience to his customers. It will
run TO all trains on both roads, and
passengers may be taken from or to
any of the hotels or residences in the
city for a moderate charge.
On Monday = dispatch was sent
Sheriff Laird from Hubbard, notify
ing him that a prize fight was tOcome
off there on Tuesday morning at about
D a. NJ. As the Sheriff did not re-
ceive the telegram until II \. NJ.
yesterday, of course he could not in
t%erfere, and we suppose the pugilis;s
were unmolested.
A dividend of three and a half
per cent, free of government tax on
the full shares of the capital stock in
the Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad
Company, has been declared by the
Board of Directors, payable at the
Office of the companyin Cleveland, on
the 10th of May 1869.
General j. A. Garfield and family
have returned to Hiram from WASH
ington. The General is allowed but
q brief recess, as the Committee on the
Census of 1870, of which he is acting
chairman, meet in Washington, May
18th, and after Il session they will
visit New York, Philadelphia, st.
Louis and New Orleans, holding
sessions in each citr.
Next June the entire membership,
male and female, of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, over twenty-One
of age, will vote ON the ques-
ton of lay delegation TO the Confer
enees. If the majority of members
approve, the new policy must then be
adopted by a twO-thirds vote Of the
General Conference of 1863.
john a. Logan, commander-in-
chief of the Grand Army of the
Republic, in q general order recon-
mends that on the 3Oth day of May
here be ga national commemoration
Of the glorious deeds of our departed
comrades in any such form as may
seem fitting and as circumstances
will permit 1t is TO be hoped that
he day will be fttingly observed in
Warren.
The eertific ate Of incorporation of
The Miles and New Lisbon railway
was filed at the Secretary
If States Office on Saturday. The
stock is 5000 90, in shares of
$50. The road is to extend from Niles
1n the Cleveland and Mahoning rail-
road in Trumbun county, via New
Lisbon, to a point on the Ohio river
IN Liverpool township, in Columbiana
county. The copartners are c. H.
Andrews, W. C. Andrews, W. G.
Alexander Ormsby and Abram
(. Price,.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

1AaL - ~
CATTLE-Receipts for the week, Beeves
5,G7; sheep. 1890: hogs, 2.fI Cattle to
day 1855: market strong and active: al
sold az n a tribe advance from Friday, the
weather favOring; range, lie for still fed
bulls to l3c for common Texas; I5elGc fol
good Illinois steers, with prime az i7c; o lOi
OF still fed Ohio bulls broughtl21lSc: 50OhiC
steers. So cwt, brought I5Gl6c: a drove %
It's Illinois cattle, 7cwt, averaged Sl9S; = lOl
OF 20 little Missouri steers, weighing llG
pounds gross, sold for li3c. TO makes bs 3
cvt. sheep to-day. 400 fresh and 1000 State
market improving: stock mostly sold at an
advance of1ze, as jil9Sc for quite thin u
prime western sheared sheep; extras, SIC
spring lambs, f5flSc. a car Of Ohio slseared
sheep - pounds, brought &c q lot OF 70 DE-
.5Ic: twocars good, IS pounds nc; lot o.
20 pounds, Sc: & flock OF so sheep aver
aged s5,5 each. Hogs, 4SL Cans to-day sales
slow and prices declining; quotations, es6
To- e: n car OF Illinois, 40 pounds, sold fol
l0c; three car Of Illinois. 80 pounds, lOl%c.
dressed fellto l2c to-day in . weak market
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Markell.
PENSA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARDSl
saturday Evening, May !, 1859.

AEA2As AENAEAL LIVE STUCK lAklAt ?
saturday Evening, May !, 1859. J
CATTLE-During the past week the mar.
ket has been well supplied with cattle and
prices ruled lower han for some time past
say fully a to &c on, from those OF preyi-
Gus week. On Friday Afternoon and Satur-
day forenoon there was Somemore life IN
the trade, and the yards were well cleaned
out, there remaining not over car Dads in
the pens. n some Of these are stockers, and
as there are but few buyers for the kind oi
stock. they will have to go TO the cOuntry In
two weeks more there Will be plenty Of stock
buyers nj but few stock cattle. This is
something for buyers 70 Dol after. When
the grass commences growing there are gen
orally but few holders who will dispose OF
their stock steers. sales for the week
amounted 10 7l6 head at prices Averaging
from 1913 to 40.
HOGS-The pens have been well filled all
week, the receipts keeping up fully 20 the
shipments. Prices are frOm2 to SOC Rhund-
red of from those ruling at the close Of last
week. To-day good hogs were not very plen-
" n were selling freely at S10,Oo6IO& per
hundred. York hogs were very dull and sell
ling at sS,9OG9,0 p hundred to-day, and but
few wanted at these prices.
SHEEP-Ihe PEN have beer well supplied
with sheep all week, and prices lower
Shorn sheep sold at $4,Oea5O per hundred.
with some few extra weighing from0 to loo
ms at $500 per hundred. Wool sheep ranged
in prices from $5,2jG6.50. and In but little de-
mand. and shOrn sheep are mostwanted, es-
pecially II they are fat. Too many, hoHey
at. OF the common class are receiving 70 sup
ply that.class OF buycrs.
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Successful Enterprise.

In October last, Mr.. H. $. Robbins,
of Newton Falls, this county, leased a
tract OF land in Lawrence county,
Pa, and at once set TO work in search
of coal. After several months of
hard labor he was rewarded for his
perseverance by the discovery of a
vein of three feet Of coal, a quality
similar TO the Youghigheny, suitable
for gas purposes. We learn that he
has sold an interest in his mine TO an
eastern company, and also leased a
quantity of land adjoining. The
banks are located on the Beaver Val
ley Railroad about ten miles south of
New Castle, and three-fourths of a
mile below Wampum.
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Card.

-
Mr.. EDTTOR:-YOur account of my
being up before the Mayor on a charge
of violating the ordinance in relation
to stray cattle, needs q little explana-
tlon, in. justice to myself and as a
warning to others.
found my COW in the Chase lot,
ADJOINING my premises. Was unaware
that she had been placed there by an
officer, and ike ninety-ninc in every
one hundred of Our citizens. did not
know that any enclosure in the incOr-
pOrate limits constituted q pound. A
person finding their COW in a neigh
boris garden must first go to an officer
TO know if he placed her there, before
removing the animal, or they may be
liable to a fine.
The six dollars was not assessed IS a
fine, but as the cost of impounding
the COW. c. BoswORTB.
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LOCAL and

j. T. Campbell has made an s5
signment to Jefferson Palm, Esq.
The Mayor is now occupying his
new office over Reed & Adams store.
Attention is called to the local no
tices of Terrill & Dodd, photograph
ers.
Parties desiring to beautify their
grounds with evergreens are referred
to the local notice Of Isaac Kirk.
Notices are posted in the barber
shops in this place, announcing that
on and after next Sunday all the shops
will be closed on the Sabbath.
The ordinance relating to the i'm
pounding of stray cattle is being rig,
idly enforced. As many as five head
were taken up one night last week.
M. o. Messer & Co. have pur-
chased the stock of goods recently
owned by ]. t. Campbell, and will
carry on the grocery business at the
old stand. Give them a call.
Mr.. II. Richmond will suspend
the sale and delivery of coal to hi;
customers till next fall, leaving Mr.
Dickinson to fill orders during the
summer.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce has just returned
home after a months absence in Penn.
syIvania, and will preach at the Bap.
fist church next Sabbath morning and
evening.
"A wOodshed belonging to Mr.. R.
r. Miner, of Brookield, was totally
destroyed by fire on the 18th ult
With the utmost difficulty the house
was saved, but part of the kitchen
roof was burned.
The Youngstown Personal Prop
erty Association have deposited money
with Sheriff Laird for the redemption
Of certificates sold at it, agency in
Warren. Ticket holders viii please
call and obtain their money.
An adjourned session OF the Court
OF Common Pleas was held on Sat
Urday, Judge Conant presiding, al
which the recent sale of the Niles &
New Lisbon Railroad was approved
and confirmed.
THE Cable Lightning King" ii
the name of a handsome wagon bull
by Mr.. E. K. Wisell for NJ. D. Phelps
of Bristol. We do not remember OF
having ever seer a more beautiful
or useful wagon for this business.
The proprfetors of the Austin
House have been refitting their Office
The basement is now occupied by
barber shop and a billiard room Tn,
latter is under the supervision Of tn,
indefatigable Risley.
The attention of our readers i.
called to the new advertisement O.
Bassett & Fulk's Livery Stable. Thes,
gentlemen have been in the bushes
a number of years, and have Away.
been favorites with their customers
Give them a call.
The first of May being unpropi
tious for out door gathering, it wa
duly celebrated by several families @
thisaplace, who decorated the interio
> of their houses, and the time honOre'
custom of browning the May Queer
was observed.
Our thanks are due Messrs. Kle
Der l. Bro. of Pittsburgh for tn,
following new and beautiful music
The Old Curiosity Shop, The large
March, Masquerade Polka, and An
Coming, I Am Coming, a song by
Henry Kleber.
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Town and County.

New Stock of Cloths, Cassimeres
and Suitings. Novelties in Hats and
Caps, Silk Hats, Spring Style. Nobby
Suits in Scotch Goods. Beavers and
Cassimeres. Childrens' Suits. No
pains will be spared to have our stock
complete, and our prices shall be as
2oW as the forrest. Every article will
bearthe marked price in plain figures.
We respectfully ask the attention of
all to our stock and prices. Full
Stock of Furnishing Goods.
REED& ADAMS.
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ACCIDENT--There was an explosion IN DR..
Ayers Labratory, yesterday, which caused
some excitement in the vicinity. Ayers
PHls are manu1actnred under an enormous
sometimes prove too weak for the COMPRESS
ed forces, and burst with terrific Violence.
Fortunately the pieces do not fly far. so thai
no one has ever been hurt by them. The ac-
ton is more like ice than powder; but it
makes Pills which all the world acknoyl-
eoRe are PnLs,-Daily Journal, Lowell.
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The Openina al Mrs. Messer's.

On Thursday last the new goods at
Mrs. Messer's Millinery Rooms Were
opened for inspection and purchase.
Large numbers -thronged the store du-
ring Thursday and Friday, and even
now the interest has not pereepvibly
abated. Mrs. Messer has eXcelled all
former stock OF goods, and this year
presents attractions TO the feminine
world which cannot fail TO please.
Go and see the new STYLES,
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Nothing is SO certain as that friends must
part, and those who are wise willmake haste
TO secure the shadow ere the substance
fades" and thus be ever kept fresh in the
memoir OF their friends. On the east side
of Main Street we secure the "shadder' by
cOaNlng. IT into the Camera, where it is i'm
Prlsoned and renewed at pleasure for the or
lglnal and his numerous friends. Call and
see at BROOKS & POTTER'S.
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HEARTH AND HoNF.-Petting

HEARTH AND HONE.-Pettingill,
Bates & CO., publishers, continues to
be one of the best periodicals of the
day. Its mixture of literary merit
with sterling usefulness and ability is
not so pleaty as 10 be worthless.
Hearth and Home is a new publica-
ton. but a very successful one.
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May5,-u
| OrOide! OrOide Z!

Genuine Oroideg WafcIes. Some people
suppose them 70 be something about as good
as Gold, but in reality il means q good brass
1cdfch. washed with gold. Don't send east
and pay tDO prices, when there are JOVRdeTies
at home, but call at KINGS Jewelry Store on
Main Street, where you can get Gold, Silver
and Brass Watches. where goods are R0T-
rqufeT as reDreSeutcd.
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Rhrme of the Hats of 1888.

There's the RoueT, the Tru0Ia. DGSt 4 Daisy,
The Persian and FdrchOn which sit so GiSy,
The NtepRerdess Minnie with looks PdTIsiGa,
And the Lark ROS6frd with notes elysian.
And these are not all, besides which there
is large assortment ofLaces, Ribbons, Flow
ers. the Magic Comb, &C. A liberal discount
made TO the trade always, at
Mrs. POTTER & co.'s
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Nice Rose and Gilt Mirrors
81 PEW. BROTHER d cos.
In AdditiOu

To large stock OF Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Grape vines, small Fruits, Shrubs,
Roses. &c. &c 7 have an unusually large
and fine stock of Fuchsias, Garaneums. Hell
iotrope. Featherfew, Colens and other fancy
leaved plants. Gladeoii, Tube Roses, Calceo-
larias and very many other Plants, Shrubs
and Vines for the dOrnme of homes
/ either inside or out. Tritoma Maria, or
Muster Feather. a move n pleasing out
door flower. Nerbenas-nearly 100 varieties
including best new and old. Nursery near
the upper bridge at Youngstown. Orders
sent by express G. o. D.. J.. MANNING.
April& ., 1SG9-St.
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For an Exact Likeness.
Go to d o .
The Singer Sewing Machine

Agency has this day been established AT
A. Z. Andrews & sons, where n complete
assortment can at al times be found at the
established prices.
4. E. ANDREWS & SONS, agents for
Trumbull county.
May 5,-St.
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Jerome I. Campbeu's

Old friends and all the rest OF TrumbulI
| County. can find a full stock Of Fresh Gro.
ceries, Provisions, C~onfectionaries, Canine
Fruit, &c. &C., at the old stand of J.. I. Camp
bell. N. O. MESSER & co.
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To purchase any goods in the Hardware
line this spring gould DO well 10 call in and
see the immense STOCK now being received
by PACKARD, COOK co.
Mr. abbitt returned from the East on Sat
urday evening last with a carefully selected
assortment Of Hardware. Give them n call.
Nav hIW
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To every passion b-ound-bound cen 70
virtue, and 10 duty doubly bound" And Ma
duty is to secure for himself and frienus,
some pleasing memento which shall awaken
happy thoughts OF the absent one, n We
know of nothing tina can so eftectually meet
that want as n good Photograph or an Am
brotvpe, but, as it is mot all gold that Sit-
tersS we urge the necessity OF strangers at
least exd1aiIIiaq specimens and StUle ~ doing
business at Rice'S Gallery, before engaging
elsewhere; nothing need be said 10 our regu-
lar customers. Remember the sign OF the
Revolving Pyramid. RICE-ArtlSt.
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The Magic Hair Restorative

Contains nc Lac Sulphur. II changes the
full Brown OF Black in = Few hours. Price
one dollar a bottle. For sale by Mrs. E.S S.
ADAIR-
Also the best Sewing Machine in market,
ing Depot. Mays.
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For Sale.

A second hand Coal Box Carriage, manu-
featured by H. c. Belden, newly painted and
vanished, almost as good as new, viii be
sold at Sl2j less than cost. Apply at
A L. ANDREWS & SONS.
Mav 5-ff
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Wool Market.

NEW YORK, May i
Wool favors buyers, sales 10000 bs at $50
sec for domestic fleece; 319Sec for unwashed;
4e6 &c for pulled,
BOsToS, May J..
The receipts for the week have been I,3sl
bales, against ., 5S bales for the correspond
ing week Of last year.. The sales for the week
amount 10 $500 bales.OfdOmestic andCana-
da, and 20 bales Of foreign.
Canada wool Is in active request, and IL
would take a good lot TO bring 51zc. Inclu-
ded in the sales for the week are: 1000 rs
Ohio Xxx. 3: 1900 ms Ohio y, 5lze; 5000 rs
do XXX, 5S55lzc; 1900 Xxx Ohio, 57g5sci 500
bs No. / and X Ohio, soc; Coarse and me6t-
UNI, $500 lbs New York, 52l4c, 5000 Us West
ern, 4jc; 2,Oo0lbs domestic cOmbing, Sc; $500
lbs California, sc.
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New Music
And Violin Strings. AZ
GRETER'S MUSIC STORE.
Governor Tod.

Governor Tod.
The great experience and remarkable, and
honorable success Of the late Governor Tod.
in all financial affairs, rendered him a safe
adviser, and his neutrality-suspicious. valua-
Die 10 the public In all the affairs OF business.
Read the following letter to WHITTLFSFY
ADAMS. from the late Governor %
BRIER HILL, March, Is. ISIS.
WHITTLEsEY ADAMS, ESQ, AGENT \
ADJUsTER, WARREN. OHI Dear Sir.-It l.
due to the Insurance Companies, (the 10
rillard" n "Norvich') You represent. in
which | had Insurance on my new Man
sion House Din the first for $1,000. and the
second for 5000 destroyedb by FIRE on the 2sth
ult-, that I publicly acknowledge my thanks
n gratitude for the prompt and honorable
they have adjusted the losses. This
business foresight in effecting Insurance,
and your promptness in adjusting and pay
ing Il same, enables me togopromptly for
ward with the work of rebuilding. without
sacrifice in raising money. b considera-
ton should induce all persons, irrespective
Of their ability, 10 stand a loss, to keep their
property insured Respectfully yours.
Jan G-eow DAVID TOD.
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All unsettled account with theOld firm OF
Packard, Cook & Co.. previous TO ] anuary
LIST, 1855, will be left for collection on the lst
day OF Jun next. IL not sooner paid.
PACKARD, COOK & CO.
May ), IS59-it
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We keen ON hand a complete assortment
Of Revenue stamps of all denominations.
call nj our Bank when you wish them.
T. ]. McLAIN & SON.
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We pay the best prices for Governments
Bonds. Gold. silver. and Canada money
We also sell traits on all parts Of Europe,
and passage tickets. For accommodations
in this line call OF the Bank Of
J.. J.. McLAIN a. son.
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IlSl I0r bUIItTs
The hiehest market price in cash paid for
butter. AZ A.E ANDREWS &SON'S, No. IS,
Market street. Max 5-tf
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| For Rent!
Secure the Shadow.

DlceHing Houses and Store Rooms for rent
Terms reasonable. Enquireat KINGS Jew
elry Store, p.
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Terrill & DOdd

Have had years OF experience in the Pho
tographic art. Rooms No. /, River Block.
Mays.
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PITTsBURG, May 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BUTTER-Demand good for choice, with
but light receipts. A choice table article
readily commands SSS40c per %, and good 10
prime 35GSSc. Common articles, Of which
there Is a good supply On the market, sell at
prices ranging from &GS5cP per D, as 10 quail
ity.
CHEESE.-Reeeipts light. Strictly choice
Goshen commands 2l4s25c; New York fac
tory &c; Ohio factory 20c, and Western Re
serve l6&lSc per Il
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Local Notices.
Government Bonds.


lieut. Notices Is cents per line Jirt Insertion,
10 cents per line czech subsequent Insertion.
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ChiIdrens, Carriages

step Ladders, Sewing Machines, Bond
Sporting Boats, n Doughty's Interfering
Hoof Cushing. Just reed at TYLERiS Cur
store. MAY J,-2t.
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At Porter's Bookstore. 1000 Rolls new STYLES
just received and for sale AZ low prices. We
viii not DO undersOld. April 1927.
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