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Aceident--FOOt Crushed.


Last Tuesday evening about five
O'Clock, Louis Eogle. son of Joseph
Vogle, aged about 10 years, met with
a serious accident. He was setting
on one of the coal ears belonging to
Mr.. H. Richmond, with his feetdang-
ling over the bumpers, when a car
was pushed from behind against the
one on which the boy was sitting,
driving it against one in front OF
him, and crushing his left foot so ba /
ly that amputarion was necessary,
which was performed on Saturday
morning last by Dr. WoodEorth- AT
lastaceounts the boy was doing well.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

lAlALA w AogN
BEEF CATTLE-The large arrfvuIs-toT
head since Saturday-together with the
gloomy character Of Eastern advtces, had a
very demoralizing effect upon trade, and
Telegrams from Albany were to the effect
that the market there waS oyerstocked, and
prices H9Lc lower, while from New York
and other prominent Live STOCK points ad-
vices were equally discouraging, INT with
hardly the ghost Of q chance for any con-
siderable improvement in the condition Of
things until after the close Of the Lenten
season, buyers, very naturally, felt a little
timid about operating beyond meetingactu-
al necessities. unless at n n Of pri-
ces. A reduction OF 25GJc per 100 rs was
demanded, and the bulk of the sales report
ed were at this decline. Not all were viii
ling. however. TO close out at this reduction,
many preferring to "hold over" and others
to try their chances in the Eastern markets.
Several car ioads-embracing some OF the
best stock received-were forwarded East
from here to day, n unless there should be
a marked improvement in the character Of
to-morrow's market-which none ere 50
insane as to p~redict-others will follow suit.
The quality OF the offerings was generally
good there being comparatively few of the
scalawag order, and an unusually liberal
aupply Of good first and second-class steers.
During the day some I,2O read changed
hands. These were divided between shippers,
feedersand city butchers, at prices ranging
nom S3,I5G4,2o for tnfertorto common mixed
lots, including poor Cows, rough, bony oxen,
Stays, Bulls and light Heifers; A.5Oa55O for
common to good stock Cattlaan mediumt 10
good butchers stock; S57S96,I5 for medium
To fairish Steers; $6,50G7,5O for good to choice,
and S7,75GS,S for extra. The market closes
dull and heavy. with pens full OF unsolo
stock.
HOGS-The receipts were not so large as
to cause alarm, buE the marke below we're
not in a condition 10 induce an active move
ment or the part Of shippers. About 200
were worked OF during the day At n range Of
SS,5099,2 for common, light, uneven cuars
and mixed lots; 9,5o9l0,75 for good to choice
qualities. The market closes weak at an
average decline OF 25c per 100 hs-
= SHEEP-Were in active localand shipping
demand and the supply, though large. was
readily absorbed, and prices were fully sus-
tanned.
CHICAGO, March Is, 1859.
LIVE HOG%Quiet and steady. Sales at
$9,656Ii,O0 for good to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet. Sales at S,l59
7,25for cows and shipping steers.
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The Warren High school

viii hold a public exhibition at
Webb's Hall, Friday evening, March
18th, to raise means for purchasing
Chemical and Philosophical Apparat-
US, of which the Institution is now
SO much in need The young ladies
and gentlemen, members of the
school, are interested IN this project,
and extend a very cordial invitation
toalL The entertainment will consist
of orations, Essays, Tableanx, &c,
&C., and a Minor Drama entitled
Mischief Making" Price of adj
mission 25 cents. Tickets are now
ready at PorferssB Book Store. Ee
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T. -Messrs. Rush & Hamilton have
opened q store in the room with n
D. Tyler, on Market Street, for The
sale Of Flour, Feed, Seed, &c.
The Miles Independent editor
has met the velOcipede, but didn't
succeed in making it "his'n." On
the contrary it dumped him into g
mud hole.
We learn of the discovery of a
four foot vein of coal on the John
Boyd farm in East Liberty. The
coal is said to be of an excellent
quality.
Examination of classes in the
High and Grammar Schools will take
place on Wednesday and Thursday
of next week. The public are invited
to attend.
{ The Republicans of Champion
viii meet in caucus at the town house
on Saturday evening, March 9th, for
the purpose of nominating a township
ticket. amU.m
-0n Saturday last, a man named
Pinkard was badly injured by a horse
power saw, north of town. His hand
was nearly severed from the arm, but
we are informed that hopes are enter
that the hand will be saved.
Thursday morning, a woman
named Eliza Q~uackenbush was
brought before Mayor Dawson,
charged with committing an assault
and battery upon a German woman
She plead guilty, and was fined s.
and costs.
in Mecca, on the Sd inst, a boy
Charley Shaffer, was injured
engaged in telling a tree, the
branches of which lodged in an adj
one and rebounded, striking
him on the head and shoulders, with
such force as to confine him to the
house for some time.
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New Firm.

.aLH nrr M
We learn that Messrs. James Ward
( Co., 1. NJ. Butler and Ralph ].
Wick, have formed a copartnership
under the firm name of Butler, Wick
& Co. for the purpose of carrying
on a wholesale trade in Iron, Nails,
Steel, Glass, &C., at Nos s. & 81 Mer-
wfR street, Cleveland, Ohio.
HJxmes Ward &Co1 have been es-
stabiished in the iron business since
1912, and need no recommendation al
our hands, as they are known
throughout the entire west as men o.
energy and integrity.
Mr.. I. NJ. Butler, has been in the
employ of James Ward & Co. for the
past six years, in the capacity of Ship
ping Clerk, Book Keeper, Financial
Clerk, Correspondent and Travelling
Agent, and has a thorough knowl
7 edge Of the business IN aIits branches
Weare under personal obligations
to him for many favOrs at his hands
and he viii be missed not only BY III
but more especially by the host o
friends he leaves behind him In Nile.
and its vicinity.
Mr.. r. ]. Wick vas formerly
resident Of Youngstown, and Bool
Keeper at Messrs. Ward, Margerun
& Co.'S Foundry, but for the past si1
months has been Secretary of the
Falcon Nall Co., at Niles. We hav,
not bad the pleasure of a persona
acquaintance with him, but know by
reputation that as . book keeper AM
fnancier be has few snperi9rs- I'll
busiuessw viii be ppder the immfdiat
! coutrolef Messrs. Butler apd Wick
who will remove to Cleveland APR
LIST. Success, gentlemen, in you
new field of operations.
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.
PENSA- CENTRAL LIVE SroCK YARDS
SafurdaY EYeninr March IL 1870

saturday Evening, March Is, 1903. }
CATTLE-During the past week the cattle
market has ruled dull with fully SOC OF q de-
cline on the lower and common grades The
supply of good cattle on the market has been
light, but there is plenty Of ommon. There
were left over in the pens this evening some
5 car loads unsold. During the week the
larger portion of the cattle received were
shipped Easton owners account. Sales from
$50 10 S7,2. Total sales 432
H0GS-The receiptso Of hogs duringth past
week have been rather light. but fully de
quate to meet the demand Of current prices.
The market has been slow. but there has
been but little change to note in prices.
There are not many remaining in the pens
unsold tonight. Choice hogs are far from
plenty, and lind ready sales. Late this eve
ming we noticed a sale by Voter and Brain
ard Of IS head, weighing 2,575, Mt sl2 II q
hundred. The sales were ass head at 5000
1900.
SHEEP-The market has been well sup
piled with sheep, but notwithstanding the
large receipts pr. es ave held up well. We
quote at S5,00S5.0 for common: s5,T5a6,2
for medium and $5s5097,50 for good. The
sales were l49oS.
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.Fbe DausaudFire Compauy.s Rooms.

The DaHsonFi Fire COmpany;s Rooms.
Last week we paid a visit to the
engine house of the above company,
and were much pleased to note the
improvements that have been made.
The engine now occupies the upper
story of the building, together with
the sleeping apartment of the engin-
eer, the lower story being used as q
meeting room for the members. The
Latter room Is elegantly carpeted and
furnished, pictures description Of O
freman,s life, from "going to the
fire. to stalking upy preparatory to
returning embelIishing the walls.
The whole building is pleasant and
inviting, and every thing kept in
"apple pie orders The funds used
were chiefly derived from the profits
Of balls, the balance being made up
by drafts on the treasury of the
company. Our fire companies have
no superiors in this section, and il
gives us much pleasure to notice
their prosperity.
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1ocM s-Ia PERsoTA1
5To-dsy 3 saint Patricks Day.

To-day is Saint Patricks Day.
See ADVERTISEMENTS J. =. Reiter.
Assg EoeaCEstiee of James Reed
& Sons.
Don't forget that Philip Phillips
sings at Webb's Hall tonight.
.esJS NJ Scott, AAsst sFgeOn
u. 8. N, is at home on furlough.
-The sale of the New Lisbon Rail-
way has been postponed till April
18th.
Rev. b. a. Tawney, of Lima, Ohio,
preached in the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday.
1.-The attention ofour citizens is
called to the Ordinances passed, and
advertised in this weeks paper.
Our readers will please note
changes in time table of Erie Rail
way III AE -
Mr.. ]. Gartner has filed his ice
house with the best ice gathered this
season.
-Drennen and Goist, successors
to H. C. Belden, advertise in this
weeks paper. Read it. s
Mr.. Henry waldeck has opened
"a branch store on Main Street, in the
-AndersOn'& Rupp block.
The attention of our readers is
directed to. the head of this column,
Fresh Arrival Of Goods by Reed 6
Adams.
-Snow fell on Sunday night to thu
sdepth Of six inches, giving u
ssleighing again but which only asteC
a short time. q &
REV. R. B: Kelly via deliver
Iectcrs in CrandcH's Hail, Niles, thi
Wednesday evening. subject-~Ire
lands Tribute to the Nations"
The Executors Of the estate o
George A. Arnold, deceased, late 0
Mesopotamia, VIII dispose Of his pei
=sonal property on March sd.
SO much Of Rowland TOWNSHIP
sisa attached to the City Of Warner
hss been annexed to Warren Town
ship.
The Stean Cracker Factory o.
William Street has been leased b
Messrs. WalraEen and Smith Sc
their Advertisement.
Rev. r. L. Williams, of Masshiior
viii preach in the I Presbyterial
Church next Sabbath Morning an
Evening. Ia
The Niles IndSpendeat has re
seeived an addition to its staff M
Edward s. Butler having been assc
sciated with J. 81 Fluhart
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

PETERS MONTHLY GLEE HIVE for
March is before US. Contents: Victo-
ry and Honor Doth in this Feast
Await Us. with chorus /; Well Write
You q Letter from Home, in answer
to Will. S. Hays beautiful song,
Write Me a Letter from Home 4;
Hunters Bold and Free; q beautiful
quartette for male voices, entitled
Well Not Forget You, Mother, with
piano accompaniment; also a song,
Awake, Ye Reclining, with chorus
for female and boys voices. The
Glee Hive is issued on the first of
every month. Price $500 per year,
single copies 80. cts. Address j. /.
Peters, P. o. Box 5429 New York.
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Dora D'Istria, the WaIlachian
Princess, is believed to be the most
learned woman of u times. She
reads and speaks fifteen languages,
writes beautiful novels and profound
essays, has a thorough knowledge of
the most intricate positions Of the
Oriental question, is a most brilliant
eonversationalist, and at the same
time very handsome and graceful.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

"ALIsuA."-Iti is not often that we have the
time to snare. or the inclination. to notice
any OF the thousand and one Preparations
sold throughout the country, each, as IL is
claimed, being a sovereign cure for one OF
more Of the ills that nesh Is heir to. Indeed.
even died at ali, or grew old even, when, by
a small outlay they could furnish themselves
with something which would keep disease
at bay. and defy the assaults OF time!
Concerning the efficacy OF one OF these
remedial preparations-and one which has
become celebrated OF late-we can speak
from personal experience, and conscientious
ly saw IL is good, We refer 10 "Alisma." an
article for restoring and preserving the hair,
manufactured by Messrs. Seward & Bentiy,
Chemists and Druggists, No. ls9 Main Street,
Bu1alo.-BugTdlo Commercial advocate.
No slow sales for Stewards Cough Cure.
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western Emigrant AssOeIation.

WeSUcIu A~SSOcldtlOu.
we are iaformed that the above
Association have located their lands
in Saline county, Kansas. This
county is situated near the center of
the State, along the line of the Union
Pacific Railroad, and abounds in
wood, water and fertile land. The
Hill, Saline and Solomon rivers pass
through the Association land, besides
several small creeks. Saline, the
county seat, near the center of the
county, is one hundred and eighty
five miles from the east line of the
State. rs lg 1erEa rr
Mr. Thorpe, the Treasurer, who
has been travelling in Kansas, will be
in Warren on Friday next, and will
bezgIad 10 consult with the friends OF
the enterprise.
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All persons in want Of PloYs are invited
TO call at the Warren Pillow Works" corner
of Canal and Liberty Street whore will be
found the largest assortment Of Wood and
Iron beam plows ever offered In this market.
among which is the Victor, a new pillow Just
got out which Is having many friends. A
complete assortment OF all kinds OF ploW
points and pillow nxtures always on hand.
Particular attention paid to furnishing
townships with scrapers for road purposes.
Mar. H,-2t. JAMES REED &SON.
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And the most honorable way youcan do II,
is TO go straight to head quarters where they
were made, land with which you were so
well pleased,) n pau for hsmg a you
forgotten that with words as smooth as oil,
anda face as sunny as an infants, you prom
ised TO call round in a few days and pay up"
The few days have played" your promise
gone up" and now II you irish to re-
Shoes, which are doing o good service.
call and pay for them noau. All kinds Of Gus
tom work made to order. Please give me a
call. Terms cash. H RICE.
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Town and County.


We ask especial attention to the
arrival of New Goods this week. New
Styles, Suits, Spring Over Coats, Boys
Suits, and beautiful lot OF new styles
in Neck Ties and Bows. Spring
STYLES Hats-and Caps The "Greclan
BenRl Cap selling very rzptdty-T
Don't forget that we T selling our
Winter Stock Of Overcoats at cost.
Money will buy goods at low figures.
REED & ADAMS
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Card.

Card.
The undersigned takes this method
OF returning his thanks to the mem
bers of the Occidental Minstrel Troupe
for the benefit given him on Friday
evening, March 5th.
F. w. NJ. VAN WoRMER.
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Orchard is Himself Again.n

Afteran absence of four months, we are
happy to announce the return ofMr Brooks
with health restored and renewed youth
By his return we are enabled to do better
Justice to our customers than ever before
Photos OF all sizes and styles taken at reas-
onabler rates, and satisfaction guaranteed
Especial attention given TO copying and ink
work. Come, see and be convinced.
March 3-tf BROOKS &P0TTER.
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KnnfndI

At Rice's Gallery, n irst-class operator
and chemist. a man who is thoroughly post
ed in every part Of the business, and
whose eueTy day work & ideas Of the ART
would not suffer by comparison with ouI
own,-this, together with good steady hab-
It's, Will be required, and an operator fall
ing short in any n Of these need not
apply, but to a man having the above quail
ties steady employment n good wages viii
be given. Apply soon. RICE-Artist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-17

"Barrett's- InfaIlible Hair Restorative.
"Barrett's' satisfies everybody.
"Barrett's,r the most approved.
"Rarrett's is highly perfumed.
"Barrett's." free from dirt and gum.
Sold by Hoyt, Stratton & Hapgood-
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I Invite !

III who feel any interest or curiosity in the
art of sewing by machinery, whether in
tending to purchase or not, TO call at my
Sales-room and familiarize themselves with
both classes of the Grover & Baker Sewing
Machines, and their relative merits, by per-
sonal examination. Such visitors are dfdCdyS
l1elcOme, and their visits regarded as (auoTS.
.II Mrs. E B. BROWN, Agent,
Grover & Baker S. NJ. Co. Sales Room In
Kings Block. Main St
Feb q, 1853.
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BARRErT's VEGETABLE HAIR REsroRA-
TIVE. We speak from experience, having
given q practical trial to this renowned prep
aration. No other hair restorative has eUer re-
ceired or deserved a more universal demand usdn
PaTTetfS.-PMs6lrg Commercial
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The undersigned will exchange Furniture
for fifteen or tspelg thousand dollars, If appli-
cation is made soon.
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
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Cash Paid!

For old Books and Newspapers Clear up
your garrets and get rid Of FOUR rubbish
We buy old Books. Patent Office Reports,
Public Documents, Blank Books, MAGAZINES,
Pamphlets, Newspapers, &c, at
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE.
Warren, O., March SIT
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1000 Bushels
Prime Western Timothy Seed. 100 Bushels
March S-tf II. w. SMITH co.
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Something New.
Sion Wearing nv Roots and SboesI

Just Received the new kind Of Grecian Par
Ter, and Hoop skirt Mt
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Attention Farmers.

Hear YET Hear Vel
PEW. BRO. & co. is the place to buy your
Wall paper.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS

DUIILh ANU OHEESE Nh
NEW YORK, March u. 1859.
BUTTER-Firm. Sales at 39S3e for Ohio :
ease for State.
0CHEEsE-F1rm. Sales atlssz1e hr CON-
mon to prime fai7 --T
CINCINNATI, March Is, 1859.
BUTTER-Scarce and in demand. Sales
ct 4l842c for fresh,
! Cheese not quoted. r-r
PTrTsnUReH, March Is, 1859.
BUTTER-Market firm. Choice articles
are scarce. We quote good to choice at 4oG
&oe, and some sales Of Western Reserve dairy
1T 45G46c 2 n.
Cheese not quoted.
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Clover Seedl
Timothy and Red Top. also nyw lot Gar.
HoYT, sTRATToN & EAPGooD.
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Go and See!
Clover Seedl

The greatest improvement o the age
The Health Corset, at
March loft PECK BROTHERS.
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All kind

All kinds
OF Feed at RUSH & HAMILToN'S Feed
Store on Market Street. Mar. -s-tf.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MARKET.


OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE
WARRES, OHIO, March l6, iSoe. J
Gold, 80.
seven-Thirties, Cd and Sd series) 100, with
interest
GROCERIES-Ffrm and steady.
BEANS-white $50 to $500 per bushel.
FL0UR-S6,OO to 5000.
HAY-S0 per ton.
OATS-Oats COO.
CORN-Corn 500.
FLAX SEED-s240.
DRIED APPLES-Active at l0c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll SIC,
TALLOW-l0c
CHEESE-Dairy 1o9l2c.
EGGS-5c.
LARD-Country rendered, I79lSc.
PoTAToES+S0@9Oc.
TEAs-sl.OO to $50 per chest.
COFFEE-29N per bag.
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Timothy, Red Top, and Clover Seed!
Just received, q large lot,
HOYT, STRATToN & HAPGOOD.
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inst Married!
Folksw will please notice that their furni-
ture is all ready, at
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Clover and Timothy Seed
For sale at RUSH & HAMILToN's Feed
Store Market Street. Mar. T7-tf.
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All Kinds!
OF Musical merchandise. at
CRITTERS MUSIC STORE.
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New MuSic

Those who want to save from fifty cents e
one dollar On a barrel Of flour, would do vel
to buy il at PATMORiS
Jan Is, lS69-3m.
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ForSaIe.

4 House and Lot and O vacant building
lot, in desirable location In town, will besold
cheap. Apply to w. b. PORTER. Airy at
Law. March I7,-2t
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.

E March 10.
CATTLE-Duu and unsettled. Sales II c.
SIC gross weight for common.
saEEP-Firm at full Rates Sales at 20
H0Gs-Lower. Sales at sl5.5OelS.O per
ewt nett.
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Bring in YOur Horses.

The subscriber will be in Warren, at P.
FOulk's livery stable on l9, %, and 2d,inst TO
purchase draft horses of from HOO to 400 MS.
Mar. l7,-lt. W. b. MCCONNELL
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Something New

A tremendous stock OF Wall Paper and
Window Curtains just feceiqed At PEW.
RR0THER q y y - - 1
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Car 1t be possible that over Five Million
Bottles OF PLANTATIoN BTrTERs have beer
sold during the past year9 1t is almost in
Is the most convincing proof OF their won
derful medicinal and health-restoring duali-
ties. Every family should be supplied with
these Bitters, at wh aam cost or U 1t
get the genuine, and that you are not i'm
posed upon by q spurious article.
MAGNOLIA = to IN best
the price.
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Marked a Sugar down agais since two
weeks ago. Full lot Drugs, Groceries, &C.,
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Stock

A Large STOCK
9th best selected brands Of flour con-
stantly on hand at Patmor's Grocery and
Provision Store on Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
LAM S-Sm tA 1-t-.s1 Eer
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$4,000 Wanted

UgOu irish immediate relief from Sick Head
ache, use Whittlesey's Dyspepsia Cure.
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Dried R~Iackberries,
We Have

2Se, Whortleberries for sc, Peaches Doc
Sweet Corn 25c, Crack Corn Sc, Pearl Barley
I2c, at J.. T. CAMPBELLnS Main st,
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House and Lot for Sale!
Situated on Quinby Hill, enquire Of DE-. I
GIBBONS. )Feb lO-7ts
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Local Notices.

Local Notices Is eentsPer line, Hra Insertion; 10
cents per line, each subsequent Insertion.
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Mistress Captain Jinks.
At GRETERS MUSIC STGRE.
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II you Want
To buy a Dress Cheapb be sure and call at
Oh. GUNLEFINGFR & BRO.
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New Music
And Violin Strings. at
GRETER's MUSIC STORE.
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OFFICERS

President A. W. JoNES Yo1nE51En, o
Secretary ANTHONY HOWELL
Tredsa1er A J. PACKARD, Erh-
youngstown, ohio. Fer, 2, lsA