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

Mr.. A. f. Brooks, Artist, of the
firm of Brooks & Potter, Photographs
ers, has withdrawn from the firm and
advertises his interest in the business
for sale. Sec new advertisements.
The Executors Of David Tod,
decd. have odd their interest in the
Girard Iron Co., Of Girard, to Joseph
Fleming and Alexander ~. Byers, OF
Pittsburg, Pa
w. p. Webb, son of Almon d.
Webb, Esq, and Clarence Hamilton,
who has been in the employ of Messrs.
Vautaot & Ackley for the past five
years. left town OH Monday morning
for the west. We. understand they
intend opening a iewelry store in
Fremont, Nebraska.
The thanks of the Board of Ed
ucation and superintendent are thus
publicly rendered to Miss r. Wilcox.
I Preceptress, to Mrs. F. p. Reed, Miss
.Isnnie and Miss Olive Smith, for the
classical and artistic taste i'm which
their Tahleaux appeared at the High
| School Exhibition last Friday eve
ming.
On Thursday last Sheriff Laird
returned from Pennsylvania with E.
c. HUXLEY, who, cur readers viii re-
member, absconded from Sharon with
accounts Of ]. i. Dunlap in his pos
session. The sheriff found HUXLEY in
Huntington, Pa, and persuaded him
to return to Warren. As yet no COM
plaint has been made against HUXLEY,
and he is still at large.
Mrs. Green, wife of Rev. a. b.
Green, formerly pastor Of the Disciple
church in this place, died at her resi-
dence in Ravenna, after a brief, but
painful illness on Sabbath last. Her
afflicted husband was summoned from
Michigan where he was holding a
p7utracted meeting, by telegraph 70
the dying bed Of his wife.
Ats meeting of the Republicans
of Liberty township, held on the 2lst,
at Church Hill, the following ticket
was nominated for township officers:
Trustees, Charles Goodrich, d. D.
Owens Samuel McCleery I; Township
Clerk, John Cline; Treasurer, Jacob
Stambaugh; Constable and Assessor,
L. Granger; Constable, J.. B. Nelson.
It was Gu motion agreed that J. b
McClelland be a committee of one to
procure printed tickets for the Repub-
lican voters.
An organization, by the election
of officers FOR the new Bank, ''The
Gar~rettsville Savings and Loan Asso-
cation" has been effected. Directors
chosen, w. r. KnowltOn, :. s.
Beecher, c. T. Barton, w. G. Thrash
Il. L. Robe, Henry Talcott. The
Directors subsequently met, and
elected w. r. Knowlton, President,
and james Norton Cashier, and W.
r. Knowlton, c. T. Barton, S. S.
Beecher and T. L. Robe, Finance
Committee.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
Oar First City Election.

Next Monday the first election for
city officers under the new arrange
ment Will be held. The republican
caucus for city officers will be held at
the court House on Friday evening,
and the caucus for ward officers at
the usual places Of holding elections
in the several wards Saturday night.
The following are the Offices to be
filed for two years: Mayor, Clerk,
Marshal, Solicitor, Civil Engineer,
Fire Engineer, Street Commissioners
and six Trustees are to be elected,
three of whom will serve two years
and three one year, the choice to be
made by lot at the first meeting of the
Council.
The matter of electing city Officers
is an important one to u citizens,
and should receive prompt attention.
Quite auumber Of candidates. are al
really in the field, and for some Offices
the canvass promises 10 be lively and
sharply contested. We trust that
aie selection made will be for the best
interests OF our young city.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
Grant Orerrnles sherman.

President Grant's reYersiOn Of Cen
eral Sherman's order, by which the
latter attained the heads of all depart
ments to his staff, is a theme of very
general remark in military circles. 1t
appears that Sherman's order was in
violation of several laws and quite a
number of army regulations. This
direction of the President restores the
wal department to the same condition
as existed before General Sherman as
sumed command of the army.
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
N Annual Election for City officers OF the
E.yy~ef warren, u, will be held on the first
Monday of April, 1863, being the 5th day, at
which time The qualified electors OF said
City viii assemble at their several places OF
voting. between the hours OF six O'Clock, A
NJ, and six o'clock i. NJ, of said day, and
= and there vote by ballot for persons to
NIL the following offices:
One person for Mayor OF said City.
One person Tor Marshal OF said CITY.
One person for City Clerk Of said City.
One person for City Solicitor OF said City.
one person Tor City Engineer OF said City.
One person for Street COMMISSIONS Of said
City.
One person in each Ward for Assessor.
Two persons in each Ward for Trustees.
said electors viii assemble In their res
pective Wards at the following places, to-
wit: First Ward at SherinTs office, in the
Court House; Second Ward, at tire old en-
CINE house. on Liberty Street; Third Ward,
at engine house on Walnut Street, west
side OF N%ahoning River.
ISEAI-l Given under my hand and official
seal this 18th day Of March, 4. D.,
1859. !. y. DAWSON, Mayor,
Of the City of Warren, o.
March a. IS69-et.
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North HlOnmield.

EDITOR w. r. CHRONICLE-hHHd
Sir:-PleaSe permit me through your
columns TO express my heartfelt
thanks to the members OF the church
and citizens here for 4 very liberal
donation made 10y them 10 myself and
wife, OH last Tuesday afternoon and
evening, March 23d. The weather
WAS fine, the company iarle enough
To make it agreeable, and = more
pleasant afternoon and evening we
scarce ever enjoyed. The amount re-
ceived was so, -nver SO Of which was
currency. The donors have Our
thanks witha %siTicere desire that their
future life and prospects may be a.
pleasant as ours was rendered by the
reception of their gifts.
NourS Respectfully,
y. y. BARTLETT.
March PC, 1859.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
Loonrt ndiourned on saturday.

Court adjourned on Saturday.
District Court commences on
Thursday Of next week.
Quite a number of our young men
will emigrate westward this spring.
Rev. ]. H. Vance is conducting a
revival at the East Church i'll Hue
bard a.--vrr
Rush & Hamilton will offer their
mill property at public sale on May
9Th. See Advertisement.
Lon Sunday last Rev. George
Pierce, of the Baptist church, deliver
ed his farewell sermon.
Austin Andrews offers for sale hi
stock of bIooded cattle on the Sth o.
April next See advertisement.
"A company has been organized III
Hubbard to purchase q plantation IN
Tennessee and carry on the Lumber
80 business
The Ashtabula & New Lisbon
Railroad has been re-appraised al
$4,000. The former appraisal was
$500 ol.
--Rev. Harrison Jones, of Cleve-
Lana. viii preach in the Disciple
Church next Sunday morning and
evening.
The friends and relatives of the
late George Tayler, Esq, have erected
a handsome monument over his grave,
in the new cemetery.
n----..lor fbaf fl,a a0uauS for
city officers will meet on next Friday
evening. Saturday evening the eau
Gus for ward officers will be held.
The attention of our readers Is
directed to the letter a a. G. Byers,
Secretary of the Board of State Cnari-
ties, which appears in this weeks
issue.
a call has been issued for a State
Temperance convention TO be held at
Crestline on the 14th and 18th prox.,
for the purpose of organizing a State
Temperance Party.
"A special term of the Court Of
Common Pleas, for the disposition 0:
the matter of VIM. Reynolds, Trustet
VS.. the New Lisbon Railroad, viii
April 30th.
Parties who intend to plant fruit
trees, and beautify their grounds witt
shrubbery, should read the advertise
ment of ;. A. & H. F. Sager under
new advertisements.
: The time for decorating the grave,
of our fallen soldiers Is drawing near
and II is to be hoped that as good al
attendance, if not better, than las
year nay be had. May 3oth is tn
day.
The "burnt district in Akron
upon which occurred recently Tia
great fire. involving a loss of over
hundred Thousand dollars, is to b
rebuilt, with fire proof structures
the coming season.
81 THE Greenville argus comes TO u
this week enlarged and improved d!
the addition of a complete and beau
tiful stock of newspaper type. TIL,
proprietor, J. Miller, has recently
assumed control of the Argus, anC
launches forth ingood style.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
High School Exhibition.

The pupils of the Warren High
School gave an exhibition at Webb's
Hall, on Friday night last. The house
was crowded, and the entertainment
pleased all who heard it. The tableaux
were well shown, the speeches deliv-
red with grace, the essays composed
and read exeellently, the music well
Executed, and the melodFama was rem
Tered rs wslI as would be expected OF
older players than the scholars of our
schools.
Mr., Pitt, The Superintendent, in
'orms US that the receipts, after paying
all expenses, amounted to SSl,Sj.-
Altogether the affair was a complete
success, and reflects credit on all who
were engaged in it.
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sIlsLnl

For this investment does it seem possible
to lose money? Here yolI see are hity-tivc
clIanceS to get back the Investment. We de
think this plan il a safe one, and ID you de-
SIN To Try your luck ia the enterprise. our
proposed. Now make Il rJ!lN and get your
certificate, and on the 18th dty ug April you
will see "a distribution Of praper;y take place
in \ uung>tOwm that viii bp satisfactory To
all parties, or the money VIII be refunded IN
every instance. This statement can he r.
lied ON. Tie maIagers are men that will do
lust as they agree. and no fears need be en-
tertnined but That every thing viii be- mana
ged To the satisfaction Oi all.
Mnrf.r Il lSgl
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Theft.

Information was received by Mayor
Dawson yesterday morning that one
Luke Lester, who has been boarding
with Mrs. Bailey, next door to the
Austin House, on South Street, had
been robbed the night before of $50.
Edward English, who slept in the
same room, and who LEFT very early
in the morning, is suspected, and a
warrant has been issued for his arrest.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31

EA-Thomas S. Woods, editor of the
Ohio Patriot, New Lisbon, Ohio,
we'll known as a prominent lawyer
and a leading Democratic politician of
the Seventeenth Congressional Dis
triet, died sglaenly on the eth inst,
at his house of heart disease. He had
been married but about two Teeks.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
$50, Wearing nv Boots and Shoes!

And the most honorable way you can do il,
is u 81 straight 10 head quarters where they
were made. tand with which you were so
well pleaSed.) and pan g9r them! Have YOU
forgotten that with words as smooth as oil,
anda fBce assunny rs an infants. you PROM
i>erl To "Cali round in "A few days and pay up
The icw days have played" your promise
gone up. and now II you tCish 70 re-
deem yourself and Otr7i that pair OF Boots or
SHOES, which are doing you good service.
cuN and pau for hem nor. All kinds Of Gus
tom work made 70 order. Please giv me a
call. Terms cash. ii. RICE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
Spring Is Coming !

But ihe Spring Styles in Hats, Bonnets,
Flowers and all the many ef-ccfrGs that set
OF in the highest style OF art. the head and
face of lovely women, have already come
Those who would add new beauty 10y spring
plutnage will do well To call soon before the
rush commences. Now's the time.
Mrs POTTER K co.
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TIE Y0aIgstOWa Personal Property
and Real Estate Association.

This enterprise is getting along finely. and
viii positively bcdrggH Hthe 18th Oi april.
There areSu few shares ON hand ri tuis daig
that the managers have decided that il viii
positively "a of. Those wanting shares will
be better served by applying soon. The whole
shares are nearly gone. and the -uanagersaIe
calling IN quarter Il halfshurCS from differ
ent agents, 10 correspond with the uuIubpr
on hand. 81 that whole shares can be obtain
ed-which shares appear Ia liz most called
for now; but the surU>t way is am invest
ment la portions of shares. Il is true the
amount To be drawn is decreased. but the
chances To draw are much greater; for in
Stance, Il whole share h;ts but one chance nj
the wheel, whereas you can purchase iuuI,
quarter shares tor The price Of une share u
two half shares for tue same money. and
this gives yUu four CHANCES 10 draw one
fourth of -four different articles. or two
chances to draw one-hsdf Of two prizes. For
safety ttis IS the hest plan but nojwith-
Standing this mdt;-T IL lully explained 10
every shareholder, yet Whole shares are al
most universally called for. Here is Il pan
Tor those forming lumbs Ufsoy Il hundred
dollars:
rive WuOle
Z Zen halI Zj,Vj
Forty quarter J.J
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
Town and County.

New Stock of Cloths, Cashmere
and Suitiu.ys. Novelties i'm Hats and
Cans. silk Hats, Spring Style. Nobby
SIJts i'm Scotch Go IDS. Beavers and
Cassimeres. Childrens' Suits No
mains will be Fpa:ed to have our stock
compete, and our prices shall be a.
IoU a. the EoUest. Every article viii
bear the marked price in plain figures.
We respectfully ask the attention o,
ali TO our stock and prices. Full
Stock of Furnishing Goods.
REED & ADAMS.
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..See the VcIocipede. -

Tn : exclamation greets us daily, and to
be up with the times we brought our Camera
70 bear and M the NslOcipede and its
rider. which we hold captive at our own
rooms free To the inspection OF all. Come and
see the novelty. Those ASSERTING to the OWN
ership Of this risky sized can never get one
more cheaply than Ut Brooks & Potter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
somahadr is Going to get Hnrtl

And the people are beginning to see Il; but
the wiser portion of the community have no
idea uf standing still and letting the NelOci-
pedc rtiu over them amy more han the low
ers Of line arts have tnat Rice, No. Is Mar
kvt Street, Warren. o., shall have a resting
spell these Generally dull times, but ON the
other hand they keep him very busy in some
Of the several phases OF the Photographic
art. GoaHd see his Ink work At the sign OF
Tie Revolving Pyramid. RlCE-ArJist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31

Having added TO our regular Ban king
business q savings Bank Department. We
arcp pr, pared tOreceiye money in IN amount
and for any period of time. allowing interest
thereon ut six per cett.-all payable on de-
mund. We also buzz Il sell Government
Bonds, Coin. .ud keepou land a full assert
meut OF Revenue Stamps.
I'll. McLAIN son. Bankers.
March PIP Warren, Ohio.
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House Burned.

The two story frame house belong
ing to Richard Iddings, situated on
Market street, east OF Red Run, was
entirely consumed by fire on Tuesday
night last. Loss about 500. No in
surance. Supposed to be the york of
an incendiary, as there ha& been no
fire in the house for over Il week.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March ..
BUTTER-Steady. Sales at SOa4 Oc for Ohio;
CHEEsE-Firm. Sales at Is9Zc for COM
mon to prime
CINCINNATI, March ..
BUTTER-The receipts continue liberal.
and holders are more disposed TO meet the
views Of buyers. IL takes a fancy lot to
bring over fOc. We quote choice Central
Ohio yellow roll at $50 fc, medium do at $50
sc, aud inferior at &6.Ssc per D.
CHEESE-There is very little old In mar
ket, and no new has vet arrived.
PTTTsBURG. March q
BUTTER-We quote good TO choice at $50
sc. and extra at fGG 4Sc z h..
CHEESE-Scarce and very firm. We quote
New York Goshen at 3iF2jc; New York Dai-
~ at 2S93e, and Ohio Factory at &c d.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31

An estate of 50, 800 was lately settled
in Otsego County, n. Y, in which
the lawyers received $1,000, and the
h~eirs-at-law the rest-about S30apiece.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
TaYiie!

All who feel any interest or curiosity in the
art of sewing 10y machinery, whether in
Tending To purchase or not, TO call at my
sliss-runm and famiiiariZe themselves with
both CLASSES 81 the Grover x Baker Sewing
Machines. and their relative merits, by per-
sunsl examination. such riSitOrS are Arrays
Weicgale, did their CiShs regarded az gcuOrS.
Mrs. l. b. BROWN, Agent,
Grover & Baker =. NJ. Go. Sales Room In
Kings Flock. Lain ST.
Feb. u. lsgl.
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For Old Books and Newspapers. Clear up
your gar et> ana -et rid Of your rubbish
We buy old Books. Patent Office Reports,
Public Documents, Blank Books. Magazines,
Pamphlets, Newspapers, &C.. at
PORrER'S BOOKSTORE.
Warren. o., March Sit
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31

"Rarrett's" Miraculous Hair Restorative.
"Barrett'S" recommends itself.
'Barrettis' restores with rapidity.
"Barretts" keeps the hair uloiSi.
"BarTeit's' Invigorates n Beauties.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
Timothy,
Clover and Red Top seed.
HUYT, sfRATTON& HAPGOOD
Important AMI Special yotiee.

Important AMI Special Notice.
To those afflicted with Defective Eyesight,
MesSrs lazarus X Morris, Optici04tS aud Occd-
AsfS, Hartford, Coma. respectfully announce
Ia the inhabitants uI this place ami vicinity
that a mcmber ut the nrui Viii DE at the
store OF their Agent. Mr.. Iullus King. Jew
eler, Warren, tHiin, One ~ day only, Ihurs-
day, April -. lNGi, for TIE sale Of tncir justly
celebrated fcIJtcfet NpCctgcisS. Iuo much
cannut be said ~ To their s. pcr~i0rly .pverthe
ordinary glasScs WORN. There X ItI gfut-
Htsr.Hg, W0Ueriag 81 lie sight, dizziness, or OtI-
er unpIeaSstut srn~ttiOu, luton ~tlCCJuIrtry,
from the peculiar cOnSiIucJlUu-O i the l. nScs
they are SOOHtulu & pico~uf, Causiit9 "a feeling
OF relief Ia Inc wctrcf, ana producing a clear
aud distinct vision. as tic natural healthy
sight. They are the only perfected Special
Gle manufactured. The ability ul The mem
BEN OF TINS firm 10 adopt SpsClaCle> To all
sights eUel Wltrt OHtgTs huUc JtIicd, il tuo well
known To need comment. The WIit have
with them a large assortment eli Gold, sill
yer, and steel Spcctacie>: alSu, Gold, silver,
Steel and shell BYE GiHssC>, OF tIic fines
description and lnish.
Tire glasses are grUund undo their own
supervision ut their mIuunsctUry at Hart
ford. and persons may rest assured thatevery
care will he taken IN The judIc!Jus selection
OF their Sp~ectacieS-
Those needing the aid nfSpCctacleS, or sul-
fering frum 1Ccat or dgfeciye r5s.01, should
moi fail 10 call. ltemaItbrr THE Il tJeOf visit.
We wish il distinctly understood thtt1rc cu-
piQy no pcJdiers- March 3l-Jt
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81 "a E EE s
The attention Of our readerr is directed to
the advertisement of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part of This paper.
This aluab Medicine is recommended
by ali VINO usc il. Read the certificates.
Jan -, iSJq.-qm.
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New Thing !

Just imported. Sem WUdiag Hdtch with
Huuting Ease, no glass TO break, takes no
key, runs well and OoiSS well. and costs only
SiI,u0, every Watch warranted. FOL sale
Wltoi-s1le and retail at Kings Jewelry store,
Main Street. (march 2f-4t.
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Snripg is O,ening!

And the styles in Ennncts and Hats arc
taxing n complete change. IL You want To
see an assortment OF All the new and noJLy
Z styles. cali at GUNLEFINGEE = BRO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
Some Calendar Clocks!
Interest On DapoSitS.

Just arrived in town and stopping for {
Consultation free. Call soon. Mar. 2i-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31

Town Lots for Sale.
number Of fine building lots convenient
to business. Inquire OF the subscriber at
TrumbUll National Bank.
Dec. I6-tf J. S. EDWARDS.
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1t is a FactI

Go to Clarks' and buy orr Hosiery a
NEW YORK COST. Sign of the Eagle, MAR
Street. March 3l-2w.
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ALarge Stock

Ofth best selected brands OF -four con.
Stantiy on hand ut Patmor's Grocery and
Provision store on Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
Jan. IS-Sin
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i1caI Notices.
Timothy,


LoouI N0Gces - CENTS per Line first L~1SeTtion,
10 cents per line epch zgJsegueHt Insertion.
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PIoMs, PInMs, PlOMs.

The hest steel Flows in market at =. II
BENEFITS. opposite the Baptist Church.
WaSScn, May !. lSS-u
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WiNAnM Sash.

NlEdOW Sash.
-Four % light window sash-Sxl0 glass; IN
gOol order, will be sold cheap for cash. APP
[ ply At this Office.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31

Something New
4 tremendous stock OF Wall Paper and
Window Curtains just receiqed at PEW,
EO-S
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YOUNGsTOwN
Personal PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION

THIS ASSOCIATION, established
in the the City OF YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio,
pTJpose 70 distribute among It's S~harehold-
ers, BY Public Drawing, TO commence at 10
Z fefoeE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
The Resi- Tiuie Yeti!
Dried ~BIaekberrieS,

Timothy Seed than that we are selling
was never in Warren. Call and see IL before
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JaSt Married!

o!ksw will please notice that their furni-
ture Is all really. at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSENDS
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Several letters from eoFrespon-
dents are crowded out this week.
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$4,000 Wanted !

The undersigned viii exchange FtsnilU
for Gteea or treHty thousand dollars, IL appli
cation Is made soon.
THUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
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Local Notices.
Found

Local Notices Is cents per line, first insertion: 10
cents per line, each subsequent Insertion.
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Mistress Captain Jinks.
At GRETERS MUSIC STGRE.

Fresh Roll Batter for 20 Cents a Pound
Amt halfa as cheap ms McLain is selling
Boots and shoes, two doors south of Smiths
Corner. feb. 3-tE.
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Something New

Clover and Timothy Seed
For sale ct RUSH q HAMILTON reed
store Market street. Mar. I7-tL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31

4 lot OF Oak and Hickory SpOkeS wanted,
must be OF the best quality, for which the
hi hest cash price viii be paid on delivery at
the AIuhOning Depot, Warren. Ohio. Enquire
OF g.. ". Dickinson or Isaac KIRK.
Mach Sit.
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Hear We! Hear Ye!
PEW, BRO. & co. is the place TO buy your
Wall paper.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31

We are Offering
1000 yards Spring style Calicos, at I2l< cts.
GUNLEFINGER q BIO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-31
Fi0ur

At way down prices at the Island Mills and
at their Feed store Oh Market Street.
Va I7.-tL. RUSH * HAMILTON.