Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31

kitchen. Lot q front by 10 deep. Valued
at s3,Oo0 each and rent FOR $500 per aunum
HORSES
Six celebrated blooded horses, pae ers and
t~rotters. all 81 whom have won purses. and
all PERFECTLY sound and in good eOndfiiOn.-
They ares:
GeAY EAGLE, can pace his mile IN m
His biggest race WAS In Pittsburgh, IN ls67.
Lat heat 10y al heat &SSZ. Ri heat 2.2lk.
9Th heat &24z. and 18th heal III Since that
he has made better time. and Is considered
the best Racer IN this part OF the country
Valued at 1850.
Mike GooDwTy, the best tretter In the
West He has lately trottsd in Akron. Ra-
yeuna aud Youngstown. Ohio. and In James,
$500.
DAYTON. Trotter; q fine young blOoded
horse, can be made to go his mile In &4U or
less. won his hrst race in youngstown Drt-
wing Park, in the fall o. 1sSS- Valued at 500.
HONEST JANE can trot her nile In less than
this part OF the country, has q wide reputa-
ton. Valued at 5000.
WILD TURKEY. Trotter; time, 80; has
made his mile in less; has won several IA
ces; L. well known in eastern Ohio, and wes-
stern Pennsylvania Valued at Sl,20.
oUEES EMMA. Trotter; time. go; known
in the southern part OF the Stale asthe Page
mare: Sire AbdaLah Chief; age six years,
perfectly gentle, and one Of the most prom
ising young mares in the country. Yatued
at Sl,A0.
PIANOS.-Two splendid eight octave.mads
by the most celebrated manufacturers; val
ned at 500 each
WASHING MACHINEs.-lO Dexter Wash
shing Machines, improved. the best ever
invented aud the only machines that do the
work thoroughly without tearing or inju-
ring the elothes-They ale universally recon-
mended wherever tried. Valnes SD each.
CLOTHES wRINGERs.-Twer ty Clothes
universally approved and recommended
Value, SO each.
SEWING MACHINES-rsu Sewing Ma
chimes; Grover 4 Baker and Howe nnish-
ed IN the best style. Value, $50 each.
wAGoNs-Qne two horse Wagon, vaI1e.
500, ana one Express Wagon, value, sO0.
FURNITURE-Elegant parlor mad cham
Der setts-consisttng Of sofas, escritOires,
cushioned chairs, tables, bureaus, bedsteads,
cabinets. writing desks, &C.
GOLD AND SILVER wARE-Gold watc-
hes nom $50 TO S5O. Silver Watches nom 50
70 Slya Of the best American and European
Workmanship. Tea and table spoons. FORKS
and Other household paraphernalia, all IN
Of silver Of the best quality.
JEwELRY.-Diamond rings, breast pins
and other diamond
SHOT GUNs-TweIve doubled barreIIed
shot guns, handsomely finished. Value STU.
GAS PIPE-One hundred feet Inch gas
pipe, value SlSl and one hundred feet ~
inch value $50. for drLllers use.
NAns-one hundred kegs, assorted sizes
value $50.
IRoN.-rwenty tom foundry Iron, value
COAT vASES -Et0aa, C,.r
didly ornamented. Value $50.
DRY GOODS.-Twenty-eightd dress pattarp.
Of BLfek, Purple, Haid, Striped, Drab, and
other colOred silks, Merinoes, POpiink VIM
seys, Tarletans, &c, rom $40 TO SIS; Paisley
and other Shawls, nom SIS to $50; Carpet
ing Hearth Bugs, COu~nterpanes, Sets FurS.
Collar and Mun SD to Sl6O; Piano covers. IA.
&c Curtains and Hsndkerchiefs, Lace Col
lars, &C.
CLoTHING-oyercoats, from $50 10 $50;
Dress coats from SOtoSs. and suits of eIothes
rom So to SO TO be made 10 measure AFTER
The drawing. and 10 be Of the value specfned
IN the schedule or N their place other arti-
lies OF clothing OF like valne.
MISCELLANEOUS
A variety OF miscellaneous articles al OF
worth and value. The total number Of arti-
.irs to be distributed Ii fourteen Kindred
md no srticlei is Of less value than I've dol
ars.
SUMMARY.
The officers OF the Association pledge them
elves that the utmost fairness shall De used
N the management and IN the distribution-
hat the articles are all 81 genuine EoFth and
v represented. that the title to tie real e.
ate IS ln~disPutabis. and hat sIlthe personal
property and deeds OF the real estate will be
N eadines and delivered immediately AZ
e. the drawing. Furthermore the Treasure
,inds himselfin case snyfhing shnnld occur
% stop the progress OF the enterprise and the
does not take place, tlsst themonev
aid for certificates Will be repaid nj The
iardwars store OF W. & A. j.. PacksrI
'OungStOwn. Ohio.
All letters eontaing remit,ances addressed
} A. j. Packard. Treasurer. ouurSfsTuu
nj" VIII meet prnmpt response AMI c~-tfd-
ties OF shares will be forwarded BY return
laiL AddreSS letters OF inquiry, &c, a.
or to the Secretary.
OFFICERS:
PresideU A. W. JONES YOUNGSTOWN
Secrstarg ANTHONY HOWELL 4"
TredsurT A. J. PACKARD
youngstown, USAFsAA HS.