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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30

$1,000 dollars without the i've or 20 mis- d y
good ~ mile" So doabtIeas thinks the young
ma Who beating against fsts stabbornly asd
bIsdly resisted svsry indsosmsnt held out By
lsc1y ehanoslsp put him h poosaion Of ticket No.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-03-30
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METROPOLITAN fOLICE.
New Orleans. La. Feb. 10, 1859.

"Cuptdins of Stations-You are hereby al.
rected TO reidy enforce Art. 47e Of the city ordi
nsnces. with the exception that night carts will be
permitted to leave their stables ct IL O'Clock p n
But should they be found conveying ssssss to and
fro before III O'Clock P. NJ, the party 90 Offend
ing viii be dealt with according to law. This or
der viii be read to the force at three consecutive
roll calls.
"By order Of Gro. L. CAu.
"Superintendent Metropolitan Police.
"a. E SsurH, AssistAnt Secretary"
Notwithstanding the production Of ne order
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
D~isgraeefnl Affair.

Last Tuesday afternoon al old man
disgraced himself and old age SO
much as to gointO n of our groceries
and get drunk. While there another
drunk man, VIM. Hayes, came in,
swearing he could "whip any body
that looked like himself" This led
to an alteration between him and
Anderson, when Perry johnson
"mixed in" and during, the affray
that followed, Anderson had one of
his eyes destroyed. Anderson charged
Johnson with kicking his eye out. A
warrant was issued for the arrest of
johnson, who had fled to Warren.
Marshal Moore followed him up and
captured him at a hotel in Youngs-
town, about four o'clock on Wednes-
day morning, on his way to Pitts
burgh. He was brought back hand
cuffed, examined on Thursday before
]. R. Noble, ]. P, and placed under
bonds of five hundred dollars for his
appearance at court. His chum,
Hayes, was also bound over bond one
hundred dollars. Failing to procure
the required bail, they were both COM
mitted to the county nuisance until
next term of court.
The evidence in the examination
only showed johnson guilty of
punching" Anderson twice, and the
sadness felt in the case is that nothing
was proved against these birds suffi-
,ient to cage them up for a few years.
The only penalty in this case is that
provided for assault and battery. So,
when set at liberty, the helpless will
gain be at the mercy of these gentry.
The law is certainly lame in this.
aascals who can pay no damages are
ct loose again upon society. There
hould be a penalty of longer impris-
'nment for such outrages. Otherwise
is not safe.-NJes IRdepen-
lent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
The Pittsburgh Female College.

We clip the following complimenta-
ry notice of this institution from the
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate: "The
Pittsburgh Female College is enjoying
marked prosperity, especially in the
boarding department. There is but a
single vacancy. Philadelphia, in the
East, and st. Paul, Omaha, anu indie
pendence, Missouri, in the West. and
intermediate points, have sent repre-
sentatives to Observation-Disclosures.
Among the numbers are the daugh-
ters of Bishops Simpson and Kings
ley. Unusual facilities are afforded in
all the solid and ornamental branches.
and the College Faculty ranks among
the very BEST in the land, The spring
term will commence March 23d.h
Send to Rev. ]. c. Pershing, Pitts
burgh, Pa, for a Catalogue.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
Mr.. HeNlett,s Lectures.


On saturday night, Mr.. S. NJ. Hew-
lett, Of New Jersey, delivered his
lecture, "0ur Great Yankee Nation,"
in Webb's Hall. Though we must
say that the lecture was very poorly
advertised and the price of admission
placed so low as to produce the i'm
preston in the minds of the people
that it was too cheap to be good, yet
the house was well filled, and the
lecture gave very good satisfaction.
Mr.. Hewlett handled his subject in a
manner plainly showing his familiar
ity with the scenes and incidents de-
seribed, bringing to bear his excellent
powers Of Oratory and mimicry, now
forcing his audience to laugh in spite
of themselves, and anon the most pro-
found stiffness to pervade the room.
But Mr.. Hewlett's forte is a tenn
perance lecture, and it was on Sunday
evening, at the Presbyterian church,
that he did himself full justice. He
placed the evils of intenperance be-
fore the people in their true light,
declaring them paramount to all other
evils, and the only mes whose work
was never finished. He exhorted all
to come forward and join the temper
ance organizations now working for
the salvation of orr nation from this
mighty curse.
We understand that, though the
Good Templars are losers by this
lecture in a pecuniary poiut of view,
they. feel amply repaid by the good
they are sure Nj, Hewlett has accom-
] plished.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03

The contract existing between tn
Express Companies ard the Erie Rail
road has expired, and the bushes
will be carried on in future by tn,
Erie Express Company. Office a
Packard's Hardware Store.
On Saturday morning last, tbs
friends and relatives of Irwin Butler
who died in Tennessee, brought hi,
remains to this place for interment in
lakewood cemetery.
Mr.. James D. Kennedy, Auditor
elect, took possession of the Auditors
office, on Monday. Mr.. c. A. Brig
den, we are informed, has purchased
a store in Mesopotamia, and will
shortly remove thither.
On the evening of Feb. oath, a
donation party assembled at Crafts
Hall, Baconsburg, and left the pastor
of the NJ. E. Church, Rev. T. B. TAFT,
richer by one hundred and eight
dollars.
On Saturday night last, two men
James Harkle and Harvey Cramer,
both residents of Niles, were arrested
at the Eagle House, for disturbing the
peace, and lodged in Jail. On Sunday
morning they gave collateral security
and were released. The trial took
place yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
too late for us to get the particulars.
On Thursday evening, the 18th
inst, a little girl about ten years old,
daughter of Mr.. Aiken, of Hubbard,
Ohio, in attempting to walk a scat
over a barn floor, fell through
md was taken up insensible. She re-
NAMED in that state until Saturday
evening last, when she died.
The odd of February was Wash
ngton's birthday. This item is not
or the benefit of our readers, but for
he information of the Mahoning Reg
SteT, which learned sheet is laboring
lnder the impression that ground
log day'' occurred on the Odd, this
ear, instead of the I'd. Neighbor
here's a beam in your eye about the
ize of your whole body.
On Monday last, several of our
merchants left for the east to lay in
heir stock of spring goods. On their
We expect to present to our
eaders the result of their purchases
trough the advertising columns OF
be CHRONICLE, and would again say
} u readers, before making any pur-
bases; look for those who advertise, as
ley are a class of men who are not
fraid to show their wares. {
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
Slpighing.

During the past week, notwith-
standing the iateness of the season,
the snow has been sufficiently deep
for first rate sleighing, and our citi-
zens, both old and young have taken
full advantage of the facilities offered.
Sleighing parties have been of nightly
occurrence, and all principal country
taverns have received their full share
of patronage. If there's anything
which will start the lethargic blood
in midwinter, it is the merry jingle of
the bells, as fast horses glide past your
windows, with smiling faces and hap
Ply hearts behindthem. The example
is contagious, and if you have a little
spare time and money no doubt you
will soon join the happy throng. But
such pleasures are feeting. and the
coming of spring warns US to make
the most of the snow while it lasts.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
From Mineral Ridge.
MARCH LIST, 1869.

MARCH 1st, 1869.
Mr.. EDIToR.-It is now sometime
since you have heard from the Ridge,
and 1 presume you are aware that we
have been cut off from communica-
ton for a few weeks by the mud, and
the building of a new railroad bridge
across the Mahoning. In the mean
time we have fallen back on our own
resources for amusement, and have
been enjoying the dramatic perfor-
mances Of the Literary Society of
this place.
Last Friday evening the Society
closed with a grand exhibition in
in which they did themselves honor
and reflected great credit on the town.
Though not advertised at all, the
house was crowded, no standing room
being left. The Green Mountain Boy,
the Limerick Boy, and Our Jemima,
were the pieces performed. For the
Green Mountain Boy they had a gem
uine yankee, for the Limerick Boy,
a live Paddy Miles, and our Jemima
was represented by a true homespun
Connecticut girl. To mention the
names of any particular performers
would do injustice to the rest, as the
parts were all 50 well performed that
no distinction can be made. The
best critics admit the performance to
be the best ever given in this neigh
borhood. Great credit is due Nj.
Alva McCorkle, instructor and man
ager of the enterprise.
The Society meets on Wednesday
evening of this week to organize a
dramatic association, and when we
have another exhibition we will give
due notice in your paper.
Yours &c. RAIDER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
VALUABLE PROPERTY

A ND PLEASANT HOMES FOR
ASALE. The subscriber offers for sale at
a great bargain. his valuable property, stu
ated in Green Township, at the East Center,
called "Curtis's Corners." apd4 miles west
of the center Of GustavuS; il consists Of 40
acres of goodland, on which is a good dwell
ling house gothic style) With rooms on the
lower floor, and 5 above, all done of with
hard finish Of plaster; clothes presses, cup
boards, &C. Has a good cellar, good water
convenient to the door, n cistern, the
water from which can be pumped mp into
the kitchen, wood house, also attached. A
good barn, ar old store house and other out
buildings, and good fruit 1 will sell this
low for cash or on n credit TO suit the purchas-
er. Enquire for above Of Liberty Raymond,
of Green Township.
I also offer for sale my Homestead Of three
acres, on the west side Of the river, one-half
mile west Of the Court House, house and
barn in good condition and convenient for
their various uses, good cellar, good water,
n convenient, and an abundance Of the
choicest of fruits OF various kinds.
Also, / offer las AGENT that splendid house
and lot on Quinby Hill, known as the Mich
OILS property"
Any further information may be had con-
corning said property, by addressing the
subscriber at Warren, o., Box 400.
G. c. REED.
Warren. Feb. 8. Ig69.-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
LOCAL and

"A. E. Andrews & Sons have com
menced business again at their old
stand. See advertisement.
Good Friday falls upon March
18th, and Easter Sunday on March
18th.
Several of our citizens have gone
to Washington to attend the inaugu-
raj ceremonies. s
Rev. Henry L. Badger, assumes
the duties of Rector of the Episcopal
Church. in this place, on nextSabbath-
-Messrs. Elias Hull and Julius
King have made application for pat
ent of a new device for winding
watches.
The Commissioners have decided
to again submit the question of new
Jail to the people at the April election.
See advertisement.
Mrs. NJ. C. Woodwork narrowly
escaped death by poisoning on Satur-
day, having taken aconite, a deadly
poison, by mistake.
The Literary Society of Johnson
vile hold their closing exercises at
the N. E. Church, at Johnston Center,
on tomorrow evening, March 4th.
At the meeting of the Warren
Homestead and Loan Association held
last Saturday evening, shares sold for
fifty-fve cents.
"A liquor dealer in Miles, has offer
ed himself as a candidate for justice OF
the peace. The people must be bad
off for material if they elect him.
"A correspondent writing from
Kinsman, says that the singing class
of MI. c. c. Case, in that place, con-
tains over four hundred singers.
"A petition is being circulated al
Baconsburg with a view to obtain {
charter for Incorporation, undei
which improvements can be made.
An interesting meeting recently
closed at the NJ. Z. Church in Ba
consburg Rev. T. B. TAFT. Pastor
resulting in "a a~ccessions to b echurch
in our issue of last week, we made
mention that Prof. Hinsdale would
preach on the eth inst, atthe Baptis
church. It should have read Disciple
church.
The Greenville argus has hangec
hands, F. II. Braggins retiring and
Prof. ]. Miller, formerly County Su.
p~erintendant, assuming the editorial
chair.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
Court Proceedings.

The March term commenced Mon
day morning, 1st inst, Judge FUTILE
presiding. After the calling of the
docket, the grand jury was empan-
neled, sworn and charged. Ebenezer
Jackson, of Hubbard, was appointed
foreman, and the jury then entered
upon the discharge of its duties.
The case of Milton Sutlif VS. Adj
ministratOr of Smith Scovill, on the
second trial docket, was then COM
menced and occupied the time, in
Guiding an evening session, until
Tuesday morning, when the plaintiff
withdrew a juror, and the case was
continued.
The case of n. o. Humphrey vs..
Jas. d. Geddes was then commenced,
and is on trial as our report closes.
Judge FUTILE will probably be re-
lieved by Judge CoNANT a portion of
the time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03

HERE Is SOMETHING to charm,
amuse, and instruct the boys and
girls a new number of an old and
entertaining friend, DEMoREsT's
YOUNG AMERICA for March, 1869.
Pictures, stories, puzzles, philosophy,
games, refuses, and countless other
subjects are presented in the most
fascinating way to interest the young
folks, who, after once peeping into
this marvelously good book, we are
certain, will not wish to lay it down
until every word has been read, every
puzzle tried, and every picture exam
ined. Hurrah for You've AMERICA!
81, 80 per year; publication office, S3S
Broadway, New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
Candles, ~Tallow.---.l5
do Stearine---&
n do Star..D
PER BARREL.
-
Cleveland Wholesale Markets.
MONDAY .Narcf


FLOUR-Market dull. steady and IN
changed City Xxx white SI0,75; Xxx am
Der $500; Xspring S7,75; Country brands Xxx
white winter S9,0O@9,y0i Xxx red winter $50
@S,25; Xxx spring S6,2597,2. Buekwheat
Flour in fair demand at $500
CORN-Quiet and steady. Sales 2 cars No.
l shelled at 75c from store.
OATSNQuiet and hardly so firm. Sale 2
cars No. / at Gle from store.
LARD-In moderate demand and steady:
sales $500 rs City-renderec in tierces at 20c.
BUTTERFLY fair demand and firm. We
quote choice Western Reserve roll SSa4Oc:
fair to prime do S49S6c; ordinarydo andCen-
tral 26G30c.
CHEEsE-Firm at 9@24c for good to choice
dairy and factory.
EGGS-Quiet at 2l@22c for fresh.
SEEDS-Firm. Clover 5000; Timothy S.
40a3,50.
HAY-Market dull. Baled from store, in
roundl lots, SI6.O09lS,O0.
DRIED APPLES-Demand light and mar
ket quiet at l29l21[c for good to prime fruit.
GREEN APPLES-Market firm at AOOa
$50 for choice fruit. :
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moderate at roc for
Peachblows from store.
SALT-Fine, steady at <2.45; Coarse in
very light stock and firm at SS,00G3&
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
Feb. LIFTS
CHERIFF,S SAFE.


OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbul Co., IS.
Daniel ckenrode VS.. Zachary Kerr, Admir-
Of Thomas Benton, decd. Civil Action.
By virtue Of an order of sale issued out OF
the Cour of Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
County, ohio, in the above named case, TO
me directed n delivered, I b expose to
public sale at the south door Of the Court
House in the city Of Warren, insaid County,
on Saturday. the 18th day OF March, A. d. 1859,
between the hours OF one and three, 81
o'clock, p m, of said day, the following
LedSehold n Buildings, situatein the Coun-
ty of Trumbul, and State Of Ohio, to-wit:
On q certain tract Of and situate in the vii
lage Of Miles, in Weathersfield Township, in
said County of Trumbull. and described as
follows, to-wit: Being on west side Of Main
Street, south Of river bridge in said village
OF Niles, bounded on the north by the Ma
honing, east by said Main St., not opened, and
west by q little stream or run from a spring
emptying in said river. p.
Appraised at $4,000. Terms Cash.
S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Office, Warren, o., Feb, 10, lS5s-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
Town and County.
Now is the Time


Now is the Time
To make your selections in Fur
Caps, Fur Gloves, and Fur Collars, at
Reed & Adams. They have the larg-
est stock of Over Goats, Under Coats,
Vests and Pants, to be found any
where. Beaver Cloths for Over Goats,
and Ladies eloaks, Cassimeres for
suits they I selling for a less price
than can be found elsewhere. Wrap
pers and Drawers, IS cts to S1,0O and
upwards. All kinds and styles of
Gloves. Go and see them and make
your purchases. They have one price
only.
P. S. The Alpine Hat which is
entirely new and is selling very rap
idly can be found at Reed & Adams.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
esRichard is Himself Again.

After an absence of four months, we are
happy TO announce the return OF Mr.. Brooks,
with health restored and renewed youth
By his return we are enabled TO do better
justice to u customers than ever before
Photos OF all sizes and styles taken at reas-
enable rates, and satisfaction Guaranteed
Especial attention given to copying and ink
work. Come, see and be convinced.
March 3-tf BROOKS &POTTER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
The Occidental Minstrels


Will give an entertainment at
Webb's Hall on Friday and Saturday
nights of this week, the first night for
the benefit of Mr.. Frank w. Van
Wormer, the young man who, our
readers will remember, was 80 badly
injured in the spoke factory across the
river, about three months ago, losing
his left lIand,-and the proceeds of the
second night to be used in defraying
the expenses of the troupe. The
troupe being composed entirely of
young men who are residents of our
city, those who attend need have no
fear of hearing any coarse or vulgar
songs, jokes, &c, but, on the contrary,
the entertainment will consist of
choice vocal and instrumental music,
comic and sentimental songs, dances,
farces, burlesques, &c, of an unob-
jertionable character. Change of pro-
gramme each evening. We hope to
see crowded houses.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03

SEwARD & BENTLEY, Druggists, of Buffalo
known as Alisms. We nave tried IT and
speak from experience, and would recom-
mend 1t 10 all who are in need of a Hair Pc
newer.-NIndd NelrS.
What the people viii have, Seward,s
Cough Cure. Ns|s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

PENNA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARDs.l
Monday Evening, March I, 1859.
CATTLE-During the past week the mar
ket has ruled dull, and most OF the stock was
shipped east on owners account. We ind
sales as follows:
2oxenw eighings 8 SO ats7.5O,and2d do weigh
ing 2.475 at $50 p hundred, Il, weight 2S5
at $50, IA, weight 1850 at S6.62: n head.
weight lS,l75, at $500; 10 head, weight 0.S75.
at s6.62; ! bull, weight ]. 425, at S1&; IS head,
weight 1910, at S6.75; l bull, weight LIS, at
$3.50; IL head, weight 1885. at $50; 2 head,
weight 24O0, at s5:NlT head, weight 1880, at
S625; 70 mead, weight l5,375, at $362; 40 head,
weight $3.50, at S6.25; q head, weight 5I,S&,
at S6.5@7,J; ! steer, weight lies, at $500:
. head at S3 per head, weight S.s25; I9head,
D,675, $3.50; 10 head, e,575, S575. No sales re-
ported on Saturday, and none to-day up to
noon.
HOGS-There is a better feeling in the
market. We quote Philadelphia at SlI 359
lL.50, and Yorke at Sl0.O0@I0.50, The re-
ceipts a not been large, and with q fair
nearly all the receipts are taken on
arrival.
SHEEP-There continues good demand
and prices reported In our last have been
we'll maintained. Most Of the sales are
made at Sa506d0 = 100 rs. Very choice 10
extra sell at from s6s7 ? 100 rs. Inferior and
low grades are nominal and not wanted al
any price. There are but few in the pens.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03

DOR SALE. The elegant garden
Il farm OF the subscriber, consists OF l6
acres Of good soil for gardening purposes,
one-half mile east of the center Of Fowler,
will be sold on reasonable terms. There is
q good large apple orchard, with Peaches
and Plum trees, and thrifty bearing vines OF
house and barn, with necessary out-build-
ingS. For further particulars enquire or
address, s. NJ. SEELY,
Fowler, Trumbuu Co, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03

GHERIFF'S ALE
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
Gideon strock, In Trumbull
VS. SCOmmOn Pleas.
Anthony Hartman, ct. all
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued but of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull
County, Ohio, in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, I have levied on
and shall expose to public sale az the south
door OF the Court House in b City Of War
rem, Ohio, on Saturday, the Goth dEJ Of March,
A. D.. 1860, between the hours of l and 8
O'Clock, p. m, Of said day, the following des-
cribed real estate, to-wit: Situate in New
ton Township, in said County Of Trumbull,
and State Of Ohio, n known as being sub
division Of Lots No. n ~ and nineteen Qg)
in Great Lot No. ffty-four SD said 70 con-
tain 40-l00 acres of land. Appraised under
s. N. LAIRD, sherin.
II. sutIif, Pitts Attorney
Shefid1s0 hice, Warren, Feb. II, Ise0-5t,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03

We have made arrangements, on and al.
ter March list, 1863, to add to our regular
Banking Business, a SAVINGS BANK" De-
partment, to meet a want long felt in this
community. We are, therefore, prepare I'd TO
large or small, and allow Interest thereon al
six per cent. for whatever time they may be
left; all payable on demand. Special ar
engagements made for large sums left for fix
ed periods.
Put your money where it will bringyo in
teTeSt-where Il tCiH be Sqfe-and where you
can get it IN DAY YOU CALL
u. J.. McLAIN & SON, BANKERS
e 7-St. Warren, Chic
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
Roll of Honor.

Roll OF Honor.
INTERMEDIATE DEPT. UNION SCHOOL
Willie Dietz, BERTHE Andrews, Bel
den Drennen, Charles Benas, Lewie
Guess, Ollie Perkins, Minnie Howard,
Minnie Stever, Emma Van Gorder,
Lucy Tayler.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03

If Samson,s strength actually lay in the
length and abundance of his hair, a iberaI
use of the famous -Barrett's Vegetable Hair
RESTORATIVE" ought to tmpart many times
the strength ofthat doughty ancient warrior
for there Is no limit it will not reach il pron,
erly applied.-N IL PatioL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
NOTIOE-

NOTICE.
IN William J. Hoover, OF Glon Wood, Mil
COUNTY, Iowa, is hereby notified that Lucy
Hoover, did on the lTth day OF Feb, 1888, nie
her Petltien IA The once Of the Clerk Of the
Court 81 pommon Pleas, within and for the
County Of TFumhuli, and State Of Ohio,
charging h said William J. Hoover, with
willful absence for three years, and asking
that she may be divorced from the said WE
liam ]. Hoover, which petition Will be for
hearing at the next term o. safd Court.
By JOHN N. STULL.
Feb, u, lS69-et Attorney for Petitioner,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-03
A Fine Residence Tor Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale her resi-
dence in Rowland, about one mile east Of
Warren. The place commprises about 6acres
Of ground, a large, comodious house, with
out. buildings. a good garden, fruit trees, &c.
&c. Should the purchaser desire more land
than the six acres 1t can be had. Enquire Of
Mrs. D. GILBERT,
FarFep, 9, Ian.2 20. 1889.