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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-01-13
Book Binding.

By now looking up your Peterson's Maya
zines, Godeyis Lady's Books, Ladies' Reposi-
es, Young Folks, Atlantics, Harpers, &c.
your Law, Medical and peuSious Journals
your old Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles
in any style, at the very lowest prices. Mr.. r.
\. BALDWIN who is our Agent for Warren
o., Will receive them at the store of ]. b.
Dunlap on Market St, or at his residence
North Side Public Square, INC charge moth.
ing extra for sending and returning theW.
j. FEATHEltSTONE & co. Cleveland.
Dec, 30th, 1868, SW
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Large Hos,
K1NsMAN Jan. 4,Is69.

hINSMAN Jan. 4,IS69,
EDITOR CHRoNICLE;-Frdncis Gil
us oil his lace, recently butehered a
nog sixteen months old which
weighed when dressed and cooled,
six hundred and one pounds. He
also slaughtered a heiferI two years
old last spring, the quarters of which
weighed seven hundred and sixteen
pounds, hide ninety-one pounds,
Rough tallow ninety pounds, altogeth-
-er eight hundred and ninety-seven
pounds. The above ere considered
pretty good. l.. G.. PERKINS.
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Fatal Accident.

Fatal Accident.
T. On Monday afternoon, a writing
teacher named Umpholtz, was thrown
from the bridge over Mosquito Creek,
about a mile east of Orangeville, by
train 5 going west. The creek is be-
ing dragged for the body, but at latest
accounts the efforts were entirely
fruitless, the high water of the creek
interfering with operations. 1t is
said that the man was identified by
his cap being found on the bridge.
Considerable excitement was mani
tested in town, as it was at first ru-
mored that the man killed was H. c.
EwaIt, of Rowland. This is a mis-
take, as we are informed MI. Ewalt
left for Virginia some time since.
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y party of ArizOnians, in a recent
hunt for Indians, came upon a camp
s suddenly that they had time to
take nothing with them. In this
camp was found the body of an
American that was yet warm. His
feet were worn to the bone, as though
he had been compelled to walk bare
foot over rocks, and his body was one
solid blister. He had evidently been
driven naked for some fifteen days
under q hrOilipg sun. From the de
scriptiOn given, no doubt exists here
that this was the body of Charles
Hadsell, a mail carrier, whose rela-
tives live in Illinois. He had been
captured by the savages fifteen days
before.
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AT an election of officers of the
First National and Trumbun Nation
al banks held yeststerday, the OLD
boards, were reelected to serve for the
ensuing year.
Capt. James McCleary, of the +5th
L. S. l., stationed at Louisville, KY,
passed through town last week en-
route to Washington. He has beer
ordered to Raleigh, North Carolina.
The Commercial College at Mead.
Vile, Pa, under the charge of Prof.
A. w. Smith, formerly of this county,
has entered upon its third year with
a attendance of nearly two hundred
students. This is now one of the
most popular institutions of learning
in the country.
The Youngstown Personal Prop
ertv and Real Estate Association
announce that the sale of its shares
has been so successful that the dis
iribution will take place on the first
of February instead of the twenty
second, as previously announced.
The show business is on the in
increase here. a minstrel trOupeand
Wyman last week, and this week,
Thursday evening, the Spaulding
Bell Ringers are to be here. The
S~pauldings promise a good entertain
ment, and no doubt will give one.
The night police are getting ex-
tremely vigilant since the robbery,
and people should be careful how
they perambulate the streets at late
hours or they may be arrested and
locked up on suspicion. Eternal
vigilance is the price of safety"
Attention is called to an article
ON the first page of this weeks issue,
entitled "How to Make "a FOWL Beau
tifuI.n Considerable room for i'm
provement in this respect exists in
Warren, and our citizens would do
well to heed the suggestions contain
ed in the article referred to.
The citizens of this community
were panied to learn by telegraph on
Monday, of the extreme illness Of
Henry Stiles, Esq, who is on a visit
to his son at Cincinnati. On Monday
evening, his son and daughter left
here on their way to visit him, and
Tuesday morning he was reported
On New Years, Horace Wolcott,
of Pennington, received an express
package with the following strange
inscription. "Stop! Handle me care
fully. I'm an English pudding.
Don't you wish you had some? Trot
me through by New Years to Horace
Wolcott, Pennington, Trumbun eoun-
Ohio. From Wyandotte, Kansas"
On Tuesday evening of last week,
the Sunday School of the Presbyterian
church met to enjoy themselves in a
social reunion. Not forgetting the less
fortunate, a committee of seven was
appointed to visit the Jail and supply
the prisoners therein confined with a
liberal share of the dainties provided
for the feast.
On Saturday last, at Orangeville,
a brakeman On q freight train going
west, fell between the ears as the train
was leaving the station, and was in
'ured so that his left leg was ampu-
5ated. The accident was occasioned
1y the breaking of a round in the lad
Ter, as he was climbing to the top of
The car.
AT a regular meeting of Trumbull
Temple No. Is, I. o. G. T., the fol-
officers were elected and
installed; w. D.. T., S. P. Draa;
d. V. T., Mrs. S. P. Draa; W. d.
R. s., John Bride; w. D. F. s., II.
A. Potter; ". D.. NJ, John Hardy;
W. d. c., ". S. Woodrow; W. D. s.,
Chas. Smith.
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A distinguished Methodist Minister and
prominent Temperance Lecturer once re-
marked that go where he would, rom one
end OF the country to the other, he hardly
ever failed TO find PLANTATION BIrTERs, and
while he condemned the practice q 1EiDg
these Bitters too freely, he ec0ld not consct-
entiOusly say .hRt hewouid discard the side
hcaTd, t0E h6himself had experienced bene-
nciad results from their use. n that from n
long and close observation, he was convinced
that when used moderately, Is q medicine
exclusively, they were ali that was recon-
mended. At the same time he warned his
hearers no. 10 pull the cork too often, as they
we're lar too pleasant a tonic TO trife with.
Ian l3-Iw,
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Mr.. r. Beckwith killed a hog on
Thursday which weighed six humid
red seventy-seven and a half pounds.
We call this a good sized sixteen
months old pig. Who can beat it ?
The pig was n of George Anderson's
Yorkshire and Russia breed. 1t was
purchased by Messrs. MOsher & Gro
foot, and will hang in their market
for a few days.-PdbeSUiUc Adrer-
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TINTED States and Foreign Pat
- ent Office Agency. 1873 Bank Street CleTe-
land, Ohio,
We prosecute business OF every description
relating to Inventions, Patents, Infringe
ments, Sc. W. II. BURBRIDGE & Co.
Patent Attorneys.
e. Orders may be left with the editor Of
the WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE who is
authorized to receive orders for our agency.
March -. 1867,
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LOCAL and Personal

Warren is a city of the second
class-made so on Thursday last.
Our market presents but little
change this week.
Mr.. II. n. Merwin, of Newton
Falls offers HIS farm for sale. See
Advt. columns.
About six inches of snow fell on
Monday evening and Tuesday morn.
ing. and prospects for sleighing are
good.
The Youngstown Printing Com
pany have purchased the Garfield
Union Office and wlLremOYe it to
Youngstown
ID. c. Goodman, ESD, who has
been Chief Engineer of the A. & G.
W. R'y for thirteen years, resigned
his position On the LIST inst.
The school house in the Walker
district of Champion was burned one
night last week. We did not learn
the particulars.
The Cleveland Medical College
holds its twenty-sixth annual com.
meneement on the Sd prox. There
are over sixty applicants for gradua-
ton.
We are informed that Nh. Vent
has donated SIS to the Marshal and
police of the village, as a reward fol
their vigilance and promptness in
ron,,r;rn tho 4hinror
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NOTICE. ACKNOWLEDGMENT

NOTICE. respectfully informthe
~ inhabitants of Bloomfield and vicinity
that 1 have resumed my former business as
Undertaken and Cabinet Maker, n hope by
a strict attention to business and low prices
to merit the patronage of the public gener-
ally. Ready-made CoftiEs kept on hand and
delivered at tina residence Of the deceased
when destsd,
THOS. j. SEALY.
NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Now q, 1858.
Dec. 2d-Sm
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Now is the Time

To bring pictures to be copied, and get YOU
own Photo taken, to present to Miss, Hus-
/ band, Friend or Lover. for Holiday gift, and
I few things will give as much satisfaction for
the money expended. At Brooks and Pot
| ters you can get it lone in the most sAtisfac-
tory manner. Don't mistake the pLac@
their rooms are on east side Main st, over
Reed & Adams Clothing Store.
Dec 2tf
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TrumbuI National Bank Of Warren.

THE annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of This Bank for the purpose Of
eIecting seven Directors to serve during the
ensuing year, and for the transaction OF any
other business which may come before them,
will be held at the clearinghouse OF the As
ISOLATION, onTuesday, the 18th day ofJanuary,
1859. JOHN s. EDWARDS, Cashier,
Dec. SOth, IS6S-2t
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS

NEW NOBK jan. II, Is5Y.
BUTTER-Steady. sales at Sl8 10 for Ohio
40S 81 for state.
CHEEsE-Firm. Sales at I6@9e for COM
mon TO prime.
C~INCINSATI, Jan H.
BUTTER-There is fair demand for the
high grades, and prices are steady Out the
stock OF medium qualities is large, aid they
IRE dull. We quote Western Reserve at $50
1Oc. holc eCentrnIOhfO, 5GJ6c, good to prime
do at S0dS3c, and inferior 2591c per n.
CHEEsE-Is steady, with a good demand at
full prices, We quote choice factory at 100
serve at lS9lee per pound, actual tare.
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Town and County.
NOwi is the Time

Now Is the Time
To make your selections in Fur
Caps, Fur Gloves, and Eur Collars, at
Reed & Adams. They have the larg-
est stock Of Over Goats, Under Goats,
Vests and Pants, to be found any
where. Beaver Cloths for Over Goats,
and Ladies cIoaks, Cassimeres for
suits they are selling fora less price
than can be found elsewhere. Wrap
pers and Drawers, IS cts to ST. 90 and
upwards. All kinds and styles of
Gloves. Go and see them and make
your purchases. They have one price
only.
PSlThe Alpine Hat which is
entirely new and is selling very rap
idly can be found at Reed & Adams.
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Millinery at COST

From the present date till the opening OF
spring styles, all our goods will be sold at
cost, comprising Hats, BOnnets, and hin
accessories. We are determined to sell them
all of and right away. Come, see and be con-
WINGED.
Jan 6-tf Mrs. POTTER & Co.
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A TTACHMENT

IN MARY + Jones VS. Robert II. Stewart and
Jane \. Stewart defendants.
! Before y. Mitchell, Justide Of the Peace Of
Hubbard Township, Trumbun County Ohio,
On the LIST day Of December, 1855, said Justice
issued IN order of attachment In the above
action, for the sum OF thirty dollars and
2-lO0. MARY z JONES,
HUBBARD, Dec, asst
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or the revolving Pyramid where crowds
may be seen congregated to take "a look at
the beautiful specimens Of art, is Rice's place
of business, and whoever goes to him for
pictures, IL matters not whether 1t be from
life orcopies made from other pictures, will
probably never regret for having patronized
a first class Gallery. RICE-Artist.
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IlC IdIt IUUs
BRIER HILL, March Is. 1853.

ADJUSTED, WARREN, OHIO. Dear Sir.-It is
due 10 the Insurance Companies, (the 40
rillard" and "NOrwiehH) You represent, In
which i had Insurance on my new Man
sion House (n the first for $1,000, and the
second for 5000 destroyed by fire on the 18th
ult., that I publicly acknowledge my thanks
and gratitude for the prompt and honorable
n they have adjusted the losses. hi
business foresight in effecting Insurance,
and your promptness in adjusting and pay
ing the same, enables me to 90 promptly for
ward with the work of rebuilding, without
sacrifice in raising money. considera-
ton should induce all persons, irrespective
Of their ability, to stand a loss, to keep their
property insured. Respectfully yours,
Jan CIT DAVID TOD.
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E@sJohn Minor Bolts died at his
residence in Culpepper, Va, on the
morning of the Sth inst,
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Just Out!
AUegdnY Collection. Anew Book Of church
music. by n n. johnson, author of John
sons Thorough Bass. II Is the best new pub
lication OF this class out. For sale at
GRKTERS MUSIC STORE.
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Andtaking this view ofthecase, who would
refuse to nay the shoemaker, whOtOilS early
and late. II is hoped that no one will refuse
or even put me to the trouble Of prosecuting
my bills, but one thingI would gently whis-
per" in your ear-yOU must pay me, and that
Immediately. Those who are caught reading
this local, and the case hits them, will remem-
Der I am asking no more han MeB would
do, under the same circumstances. L can be
found at my shop, two doors south Of the
P. {. as usual, ready to wait upon customers
In n workmanlike manner. II. RICE.
Jan. BIT
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You ever knew within a hannah door is
"Barrett,s Vegetable Hair RestOrer."
E5-Nou need have no more gray hairs II
YOU will use the Allsma. It acts charming
~ on gray haired people. and is a splendid
hair dressing, keeping the hair soft and live
ly-giving II a very fine appearance.
Thousands OF testimonials for Stewards
Cough Cure. ian I'll ".
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Mirrors
Nice M cheap, at
PEW BROS. < cos
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Marked DOWn!!t

Truesdel & TOwnsendhavethis day reduc-
ed the price OF their furniture so lat much of
il IS lower than II was before the war,
Call and be convinced, Dec2-tf
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LNK

Having returned TO Warren where he in
tends remaining this winter. wishes to state
that all persons indebted to 10y & Nelson
will ind i 70 their interest to call and settle
Immediately.
! Nov. 2jth-3m :
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Picture Frames. Room Mouldings, Ward
robe Hooks, n new and cheap article, POrta-
BILE Desks, Jewelry Boxes, Work-BOxes,
Brackets, &c, &c, at
T~RUESnELL & TOWNsEND'S.
Dec Q. IS6s-tf
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lONh LOIS IOr oales
Anumber OF fine building lots convenient
to business. Inquire of the subscriber at
Trumbul National ank
Dec. left ]. S. EDWARDS.
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And Violin Strings, az
CRITTERS MUSIC STOT
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
.-GOLEsILE MARKET.
OFFHCE WS ~, OHIO, jan Il, iS5s.l5
WAR;

Gold, is. z 9WTET .j1W. Win
Seven-Thirties, Cd and 81 seri
interest. .nrr-
GROCERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANS-White $50 to $500 per bushel.
FLOUR-s6,M to $3.50.
HAY-S0 per ton.
OATS-Oats 6Oc.
CORN-Corn $50.
FLAX SEED-s2N.
DRIED APPLEs+Actfve at sa9c.
BOITER-Fresh Roll Sc, ash 81 trade.
CHEEsE-Daiy 10GI3e.
EGG%Oc.
LAkD-Country rendered, EeISc.
POTATOES-75aSOc.
TEASSlOO to slS per chest.
COFFEE-2sE per bag.
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LIVE HOGS-Firmer, Sales at s9,S09l0,l0
for good to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Steady and firm ; sales at
S3,9Oa4,25 for butchers stock, and s6.OQ6f4O
for gCod 10 extra choice steers.
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Window Sash.

Four % light window Sash-SxlO glass; in
good order, will be sold cheap for cash Ap-
ply at N Office.
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The Eeliptio Heat Valve

Tannery for Rent.
Enquire OF McLain & Ward.
WARREN, o. DeS. loft
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Willow Ware.
Willow Chairs W~orl-Stands. Baskets, &c,
at TRUESDELL & TOWNSENDS.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per has, Erst Insertion; 10
cents per Tine, each subsequent insertion.
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Rare Chance!
At the Sign

Merinoes, POpllns and Empress Cloth, at
prices to suit every body, at GUNLEFINGER
& BROTHERS..
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PIOWs, PlOWS, PlOWs.
The best steel Plows in market at ID. II.
BENEFITS, opposite the Baptist Church.
WaSsen, May /, lS8S-tf
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Local Notices.
Inst Omit


Local Notices Is cents per line, first Insertion; 10
cents per line each subsequent insertion.
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Governor Tod.

The great experience and remarkable, and
honorable success of the late Governor Tod,
in all financial affairs, rendered him a safe
adviser, andhis counsel impOrtantand valua-
Bile to the public in all the affairs OF usine
Read the following letter to WHIrTLEsEY
ADAMS, from the late Governor Tod.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

January 0, 1859.
in this department Of the Livestock market
to-day. The supply was not lGrge,and ,stimu-
lated. by the favorable tenor OF Eastern adj
vices, there was az active inquiry for quail
ties suitable for shipment, and for the upper
grades. the market ruled firm n buOyant.
There was also q marked Improvement for
fair 10 good butchers Cattle Tor home ron
sumption, and desirable offerings
ded better prices than We're current during
last week. Al but about 800 headwere closed
out during the day, sales making at $3.50
steers S5,5OG6,3 for medium to fair ship
ping Beeves, such as are usually taken for
the markets of Buffalo. Detroit. Pittsburgh
and Cleveland, and S6,j0G7,75 for good to
extra smooth, fat shipping Steers for the
New York, Boston and Albany markets. The
market closes strOng:at the annexed quota
tions=
Choice Beeves-Fine, fat, weI-fOrmed
{ OGy Slr old Steers, and averaging
~ lbs and upwardS-...-.-.-----.-.S7 GOO 80
Prime BeeveS-GOOd, well fatted, fine
y formed Steers, and averaging l.
100 to LOO 6,25G6T5
Fair Grades-Fair Steers, in fair flesh,
averaging 1000 TO 100 bs, at-.---s5,75G6,OO
Medium Class-Medium Steers and
good lows, for city slaughter, n
averaging 900 to l,Oj0 Ds, at,-~---s4,O0aj,3
Stock Cattle-COlamOn Cattle, in de-
cent flesh aVera'g so to 1000 ms,
at..,-..-..-.v. S,IJG0.EJ
Inferior-Light and thin Cows and
H6Gs%Trsde dragged considers5iy SngiSS
the entire day, and there were about $500 left
in the pens unsOld at tina chose. The supply
was somewhat Larger than was generally an
ticipated, and buyers held OF in hopes of
squeezing" prices down q little, but sellers
were not disposed 10 eoncede 10 their de
manas, and the bulk Of the sales were effect
ed at substantially yesterdays prices. Some
10000 changed at prices ranging at
S9,O0G9.O for common to medium. and $3.50
1850 fOr good to choice grades The highest
price obtained was for a lot Of lS5, averaging
34ibs. They were sold by COnEer Bros, at
quotations.
SHEEP-The~o was o air demand and a
moderate supply, and prices in consequence
ruleA nllo- We duote at S20064.O for com
EOn to chOice-TFibupe.
CHICAGO, Jan II.
LIVE HOGS-Firmer, Sales at s9,S09l0,4 20
for good to choice.
BEEF CATTLE-Steady and firm ; sales at
S3,9Oa4,25 for butchers stock, and s6.OQ6f4O
for gCod 10 extra choice steers.
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Go to Pew Bros. x Co.'s
To get Genuine Steel Cutlery, at very low
price,
Guitars and TiOlins !
at GRETER,S MUSIC STORE.
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Town Lots for Sale.

Can b. obtained at wholesale or retail pri-
ces, at FITCH &BENNETTrS, Market ST.,
Warren, o. ldec. BIT,
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You Can Find!
We are Closing Out !

Everything you want in the CrOckery and
Glassware line at PEW BROS. & CO.'S, No.
) Market st.
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Window COPniee.

OF shorts for sale at reduced prices at the
Island Mills. RUSH & HAMILTON.
Dec 23-1
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Pow RroS- 10

Ladies Furs, double and single Shawlsi in
beautiful patterns, regardless Of cost.
GUNLEFINGER & BROTHER.
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"In Medicine, Qualify is Of FrA Impor-
lance"
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KaEz@ EH
The west Warren Union Sabbath
School held a festival at the school
house on Quinby Hill, on Friday
evening last. A large number were
In attendance, and al hands enjoyed
themselves to the full extent.
Harris, RiackfOrd & Co.'S new
Hoop Iron Mill at Niles went into
operation on the 1st inst. Its work
ing meets the expectation of the firm
in full. The addition was mEde ar
cost of about $4,000.
The Independent says that action
is about being taken for the formation
of Literary Association in Miles and
establishment of a Library for the
benefit of the reading portion Of the
community. A good idea and one
which Warren win do well to Initiate.
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Berlin Zephyr, in all COIOrs,

Berlin Zephyr, in all COlOrS,
Reduced of2cts. GUNLEFINGER &BRO
Mirrors
Nice and cheap, at
PEW BROS. < cos
Pianos and MeIOdeOns!
at .GRETER-S MUSIC STORE.
--
BOnnetS and Hats!
For the next thirty days regardless Of cost,
at GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
Look Before You Buy.
Those who want to save from MY cents to
one dollar ON a barrel Of flour, would do well
to buy il at PATNIOR'S
Jan. Il, IsG9-3m.
Fancy China Sets
at PEW BROS. CO.'S.
New Music
And Violin Strings, az
CRITTERS MUSIC STORE.
Country Dealers
WIN md it to their advantage obqy their
flour at PATMORS.
A Large Stock
ofthe best selected brands OF -four con-
stantly on and at PatmortS Grocery and
Provision store on Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
jar. l2-3m
All KiRdsi
OF Musical merchandise, at
GRKTER'S MUSIC STORE.
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The Disciples of Greene are now
holding aprofracted meeting at their
cKhrehin Greene. Elder Wakefield
isthe oficiating minister. We hope
success may crown their labors.
&c II. Dickinson has purchased
the eoalyandsd6 Morris, MaIpas &Co.
at the Mahcnin9 Depot and will
carry on the basiEess hereafter.
Orders may be left at E. K wiselI's
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Holiday Presents.
UseOUl as wen as ornamental. at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSHIPS.
Dec &-tf
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ssThe Lahnrer MorthY nf MS Hire.V

LeN DTOSs ~ OOs
Have the largest stock of Crockery in
northern Ohio, and will sell II at low figures.
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Ofthe best selected brands OF -four con-
stantly on hand at PatmorfS Grocery and
Provision Store on Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
Jan. l3-3m