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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-03
Pennington Correspondents.

EDITOR CHRONICLE:-Much ha,
been said of late in your excellent ma.
per and Others with regard to matter,
in this town-some that might better
have been left unsaid. As the case
stands, please indulge me in a few
thoughts. We have one paramount
interest in this community and that
is our school. 1t is the duty of every
citizen to stand by that. He who
makes a thrust at it, directs a dagger
at his own interests. He who in any
way attempts to subvert its discipline.
opens a flood gate for disobedience in
his own family.
If the above items are facts. then
let our spiritual friends, if they wish
TO enjoy a social dance, and other rec
reations of a similar character. keen
their children away from the school
and not allow foreign students to fire.
quent the Hall on such occasions. as
the rules of the Seminary forbid.
Dancing and gaming are all well
enough in their place, but they should
form no part of the students program
me.
On the other hand, let those to
whom the care of the Institution is
intrusted see that its interests are not
neglected. When a man has done
his whole duty in looking after these
and has tauQht a set of classes. he has
done 4 mans work and had better LET
debates with spiritual preachers out
tosOme one less laboriOusly employed;
ut least it seems to me that such a
course, with a firm discipline, would
tend to increase the patronage and
make the school what it used to be
when such was the policy which con-
it.
Now, friends, "Orthodex and Spirit
suppose you use your infu-
with your friends, and / will
with mine, to lay all these matters
aside, quit worrying and devouring
each other, each attend to his own
business on his own ground and see if
t will not beget q better state of feel
nS throughout our whole commune
Y. Respectfully, OUTSIDER.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
PENNA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARDS
SATURDAY ENening Ian 50 $50 :

AENcA- NEN AhAL LIZ CIOCh lAkDS,
Saturday Evening, jar. so, 1853.
CATTLE-The receipts Of cattle during the
week have been only moderate, and with a
good demand and better feeling in the mar
ket, prices are n had higher, and at the
close to-day there were hardly two car loads
on hand. TIL sales during the week were
$50 head.
HOGS-The receipts Of Hogs are gradually
dropping of. The demand continues active,
the greater portion Of the stock selling be-
fore unlOaded. Prices of choice hogs have
advanced nearly 25c, the present week, and
at The close the best readily brought SD, $50
$3.50 e hundred, and thep ems entirely clean
ed out. The greater portion of the receipts
at the yards the past week have been OF q
choice quality, commandingnear the quota
lions given above, and very few sold under
SlO,509ll,O The sales reported during the
week were as follows: Total sales for the
week 4,5S3 head.
SHEEP-The receipts of sheep are improv-
ing and so is the demand and prices. The
is fair We quote the best selling
readily at S5,75G6,OF hundred, and COM
TO fair at S4,20G5.5O 4 hundred. The
sales for the week were as follows: 1873
head.
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Best Machine in Use" /!

IN answer to many letters, / say the
domestic Sewing Machine is the best
buy II and you never will be sorry. / have
sold and repaired all kinds for ten years. It
will sew S0Ospool cotton toa wax-end! Finest
fabric to one-half inch board. The inventor
challenges the world for simplicity, durabili-
ty and great range of work Il will do. Send
in your orders and be not deceived by the
Paris puffs, for the Domestic was not there
We can sell without carting them around.
Fill orders only. Will warrant 10 give salts
faction or no sale. Manufactured in Ohio
and fully licensed. Price SEQ. Address
E 1. GIBBS, Agent.
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DUBLIC SALE

l. On Tuesday, the 9th day of February,
1903, between the hours of one and four
O'Clock, in the afternoon Of said day, by or
aer OF the Court OF Common Pleas. of Trum-
pull county, Ohio Will offer for sale at pub
nc auction upon the premises in the village
OF arren, In said County, the fOlIOwfngdes-
erloed lands, tO-wit: Situate in Warren
township, Trumbull Co, Ohio, and bounded
as follows: Beginning at an Elm tree stand
ing the southwest corner Of land convey
ed by joint rowell 10 James Crawford thence
southerly along the east line OF lands now
owned by Charles Howard. five chains TWEEN
1.-TWO INKS TO the center of Washington
avenue; thence east on the center OF said
avenue one chain and twenty-five links to
q post thence nOrtherly i've chains and
twenty links to a post In the south line of
SAID Cfawtord's land; thence west on said
line one chain and twenty-five inks to the
place OF contatningsixty-ive one
hundredths of an acre of land. Terms made
known on day Ofsale.
MARY HARMON, Trustee.
John N. Stull, Atty.
Jan 8. IS6g-5t
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CHERRIES SALE

OThe state of Ohio. Trumbuu Co.. IS.
Daniel EckenrOde VS.. Zachary Kerr. Admir-
OF Thomas Benton, decd. Civil Action.
By virtue OF an order Of sale issued out of
the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Trumbull
County, ohio. in the above named case. to
me directed and delivered, I shall pOs to
public sale at the south door OF the Court
House in the city Of Warren, insaid County,
on Saturday, the21th day OF JaIuary, A. D. 1869,
DetWeen the hours Of one and three, (3)
O'Clock, p. m. Of said day, the following
LedSehotd n buildings, situatein the Coun-
ty OF Trumbuu, and State of Ohio, tO-wit:
On n certain tract OF land situate in the vii
lage OF Niles, in WeatherSdeld 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, o opened. and
west by n little stream or run from a spring
emptying in said river.
Appraised at s. Terms Cash.
S. ". LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherins Office, Warren, o., jan, 2, Ist9-5t
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A Washington dispatch says. that
the Government has restored to Gen.
B~eaureguard his Memphis property,
which was condemned some time ago.
1t has also been determined to deliver
up his private papers, now in the
War Department. They were eaptur-
ed about the close of the war.
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"a Many people are preJudiced against
the use of spirits in any form, but we can
assure such that the Constitution Bitters are
not Objectionable on that account, for while
they contain only pure whisky enough to
keep them from changing, the combination
Of roots, banks and herbs are the real arti-
cles of merit shat produces such wonderful
effects. The thousands who are using them
can testify TO the above facts.
Noone ever regretted buying a bottle Of
Stewards Cough Cure.
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Roll of Honor.


INTERMEDIATE DEPT UNION SCHOOL
The following pupils, having been
perfect in recitations and department
during the past school month, are en-
titled to a place in the Roll of Honor:
B CLASS - Lizzie Bailey, Tillie
Bishop, Lizzie Kibbee, Ella Allison,
Mary Ritezel, Charlianna Bennett,
Phoebe Sutlif, Aaron Bacon, Clarence
ScOvill, Callie Drake.
A CLAss-Minnie Howard, Lucy
Tayler, Minnie Stever, Pet Dawson,
BERTHE Andrews, Belden Drennen,
Charlie Benas, John Van Wormer,
Geo. HapgOod, Mary Messersmith.
Z. L. DE WOLF, Principal.
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OU1 MOTTO |:
Rural Home for Sale!

THE SUBSCRIBER offers his gar
Il den farm Of ten acres, for sale, upon rea-
sonable terms. The premises are finely situ-
ated, in q pleasant neighbOrhood, one-half
mile east Of the Center Of Hartford. n sew
en- miles from Sharen. The place is in q
high state Of cultivation, having been used
for gardening purposes, has an adequate
house, barn and Out-buildings, good well and
cistern. with a good supply Of the best Of
fruit just fairly in bearing. Apply to or ad-
dress the subscriber on the premises.
SETH A. BUSHNELL.
Hartford. TrumbuI Co, Ohio.
Jan. q, IS6q-St
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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 Coats,
and Ladies cloaks, Cassimeres for
suits they are selling for a less price
than can be found elsewhere. Wrap
pes and Drawers, 70 cts to 81, 90 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.
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Notwithstanding Il Is occasionally report
ed TO us, (by those not any too well posted in
fine arts that our ~neighbors are making
work cheaper a ourselves, and we wish
Just here to exOnerate them from any such
charge, believing they strictly adhere TO the
agreement recently made. Then let us go
in on our merit, and sink or swim in trying
TO eterdte he beautiful Of Photography.
RICE-Artist-
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The undersigned offers for sale her resi-
dence in Rowland, about one mile east Of
Warren. The place comprises about 6 acres
Of ground, n large, cOmOdiouS house, with
out. buildings. a good garden, fruit trees, &c.
sc. Should the purchaser desire more land
than the six acres IL can be had. Enquire OF
Mrs. d. GILBERT.
Warren, O. Jan. %, 1869.
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Andtaking this view Ofthecase, who would
refuse TO pay the shoemaker, who tolls 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 l am asking no more han Lhey would
DO, under the same circumstance. / can be
found at my shop, two doors south of the
2. o. AS usual, ready to wait upon customers
in a workmanlike manner. II. RICE.
Jan. BIT
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BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKETS

NEW YORK, Feb. I, 1859.
BUTTER-Dull. Sales at 2925c for Ohio,
4094Sc for state.
CHEESE-Firm- Sales at I692le for COM
mon to prime.
C~ISCINSArI, Feb. I, 1869.
BUTTER-Plenty inc very dull at 2Sa33c.
CHEESE-Firm. sales at l9Jl923c for fac
tory.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. I, 1862
BUTTER-Sales OF extra roll tSS940c , D.
Cheese not quoted.
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In Warren, on the 18th inst, q Calfskin
hfty dollars, with name of Fanny Miller,
on the inside. n finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving ii at the Chronicle OF
nee. lfeb. 3, lS69-3ts
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Marrow Escape.

III -WNFW
One day last week, VIM. Pope, o.
of Vienna, while engaged in running
a buzz saw, driven by horse power,
narrowly escaped beingsawnt opieces.
His clothes caught in the machine,
and entirely stripped from his body,
but by great exertions and the assist
ance of the driver, he escaped with a
few bruises.
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Card,

Charles Wilson will continue the Grocery
and Provision business al the old stand o;
Wilson & Dray, on Main ST., in AndersOn's
new block. where he will be pleased to see
ais old customers and as many new ones as
may favor him with their patronage.
CHARLES WILSON.
Feb. 3 IS6O-It
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moro than two-thirds OF all the sewing
done in my family for the last two years has
been done by Grover & Bakers Machine. and
| have never n a garment rip or need
mending, eIcept those rents which frolicsome
Dogs VIII make in IChOle cloth. II is, in mn
tried. Tfeh ali
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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, and his counsel importantand valua-
BILE to the public in all the affairs OF business.
Read the following letter to WHITTLESEY
ADAMS, from the late Governor Tod
BRIER HILL, March, Is, 1858.
WHTrrLEsEY ADAMS, ESQ, AGENT AND
ADJUSTER, WARREN, OHIO. Dear Sir:-It is
due TO the Insurance Companies, 1.-THE 10
rillard" and "Norwich'D you represent, in
which l had Insurance on my new Man.
sion House lin the first for $1,000. and the
second for 5000 destroyed by hreon the 18th
ult., that 1 publicly acknowledge my thanks
and gratitude for the prompt and honorable
manner they have adjusted the losses. This
business foresight in efecting Insurance,
and your promptness in adjusting and pay
ing the same, enables me tOgopFOmptly for
ward with the work Of rebuilding, without
sacrifice in raising money. This eonsidera-
ton Should induce all persons, irrespective
Of their ability, to stand a loss, TO keep their
property insured. Respectfully yours.
a 6-tf DAVID TOD.
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Crockery, Glass Ware, Stone Ware, Wood
en- Ware, Willow Ware: Table CUTLERY
Spoons, Britannia Tea and Coffee Pots; Bird
Cages, Clothes Lines, Wash Boards, and the
best Clothes Wringers in use, at
FEW BROS. & CO.'S
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DIR. 10y

Having returned 10 Warren where he in
that all persons indebted TO Loy & Nelson
will ind II to their interest to call and settle
Immediately.
Nov. 2jth-3m
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H 0aAN
$1,000

Now, for your one undred dollars you
have 5 whole chances, 10 half chances, and
40 quarter chances; I'm all 81 chances to get
your investment back. 1t is not probable
that in the selection planned above you will
lose your money. We notice everybody IS
trying their handatit. We are glad TO know
the enterprise is a certainty. Jan. 10Th
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WESTERN RESERVE
FIGURING MILLS.
Near A. 4 G W. Depot, Warren, o.

HAVING completed one of the
llhnest FIGURING Mills in Northern Ohio,
for the manufacture OF nour and feed, and
supplied the same with themost modern inn
proved machinery. We feel assured that we
have succeeded in placing every quality OF
Our n feed in the market, at as low a
price as any othermanufacturerS in theState
and we fully believe that all dealers andcon-
sumers will hartily sustain our efforts by
literally ~patronizing those who make quail
ty the criterian. not a combination to extort
a price. All our ioui and feed warranted as
represented. Give us a call.
DUR MOTTO
Promptness in execution unsurpassed in
quality, and fair, just prices.
CAMP & RANDALL
y. B.-Custom work promptly attended to.
Dec. .. 1857.
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Everything you want in the Crockery and
Glassware line at PEW BROS. & co.'s, No.
) Market st.
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4 Fine Residence for Sale.

Ofth best selected brands Of four con-
stantly on hand at Patmor's Grocery and
Provision Store on Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
Ian Kim
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"Why, where in the world was that Photo
graph ?" enquired one friend of an
other. 1T is so like you it seems as If IL
would speak, Look on the back OF the
card respondedthe friendi Did so, and ac-
for-it was taken at rooms OF
BROOKS & POTTERtS,
East side Main St.
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DEAR Sm:-In your paper OF last week
you or one of yOur correspondents say that
Dr. -i Is not the originator of the celebra-
ted PLANTATION BIrTERs, and that they
3TdrteUe, an old Spaniard. in the Island OF
st. Thomas, over forty years ago, as every
old sea captain can testify. Now, sir, i can
certify TO the above as being true, for 1 have
followed the sea for over forty years, most
OF the time dong business with the West In
dies. These same Bitters, differently put up
and named, were brought to my notice on
my first trip to n Island OF st. Croix for a
cargo Of rum, and for years N years after
my ships stores were never without them.
1 always supplied my family and many of
my neighbors with them, and can truly say
a better BItters and Tonic is not made in all
the world. Yours, truly,
CAPT. HENRY WENIZ.
M.r,nrr ArER-Snnarinr To fha hnst
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-03

Bogus certificates, manufactured to order,
are often publishedi in praise Ofsome worth
less hair preparation. "Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative does not need to resort to
such means, for its merits are too well known
and npPreciated.-N. Y. NimddN DLspdfch.
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Something Nice I
You Can Find

4 new style Of Bracket ; call and see them.
Also. a few more of those nice Chamber
SUITS, at TRUESDELL & TOWNSENDfS.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

OFFICE WEsrERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARREN, OHIO, Feb. 2 1853.
Gold, I35.
seven-Thirties, Cd and Sd series) 100. with
interest.
GROCERIES-Firm and steady.
BEANS-White $3.50 to 500 per bushel.
FLOUR-s8.W to 5000.
HAY-S@ per ton.
OATS-Oats Coo.
CORN-Corn SEQ
FLAX SEED-s24
DRIED APPLES-Active at l0j<.
BUTIER-Fresh Roll 35c, cash s. trade.
CHEESE-Dairy lOGl3c.
EGGS-0c.
LARDSCountry rendered, I79lsc.
POTATOES-75GSOe.
TEAS-sl,OO to $3.50 per chest.
COFFEE-2G5 per bag.
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Look Here!

We havea large assortment of frames for
PARLoR SUITS, come and select a set, and
we will finish 1t in any thing you choose
Hair-eloth, Reps, Catalina or Brocatelle-au
work warranted, at
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Oriental Cream.
PRICES all alike I

The most elegant and delicate preparation
for the skin yet produced.
HOYT, STRATTON & HAPGOOD.
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Local Notices.
Pocket Book Lost.


Local Notices 10 cents per lin first insertion,
10 cents per line each subsequent insertion.
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Black and Red!

King. on Main Street, has marked down
the price OF all his goods, including Silver
Spoons, &c, the old price is in black and the
reduced price is marked with red in plain
figures. Come In and examine our prices
and be satisfied that this Is 10 humbug.
Jan 0-2t
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Furniture Z!
LET those now buy,
Who bought before,
And those who always boz,
Now buy the more.b
Because IL is cheap and good at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND'S
BnrpInrY.

The story is now that burglars entered
McLain's Boot and Shoe Store, two doors
south of Smiths corner, but found the i'm
mense stock of Boots and Shoes marked so
low that they could buy cheaper than steal.
Jan. 2-tf
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Millinery at Cnst !

From the present date till the opening OF
spring STYLES. all our goods will be sold at
cost, comprising Hats, ,Bonnets. m thin
accessories. We are determined TO sell them
all of right away. Come, see and be con-
WINGED.
Jan 6-tf MIS- POTTER & co.
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All Kinds (
All kIndSI
or Musical merchandise. at
CRITTERS MUSIC STORE.
Just Out!

AHegany Collection. Anew Book OF church
music. by A. N. Johnson, author Of John
sons thorough Bass. 1t Is the best new pub
LEGATION Of this class out. For sale at
GRETER'S MITSIC STORE
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Youngstown Personal Property and
Real Estate Association.

We are glad to learn from the Treasurer
OF this institution that the scheme is meet
ing with unbOunded success. and that GER
uncates are in demand We do not see any
reason why ii should not succeed, when sueh
men as We see are at its mast head and we
are glad things are working so lively. We
notlce all the paper in this region, includ-
ing New Castle, Beaver, Cleveland, Jefferson.
Akron, Ravenna. Alliance, and other places
are publishing the enterprise n speak ofit
IN the most favorable terms. We can saw to
N one wanting to make an Investment
that you can't be too quick about Il. Certin-
Gates are selling fast and are in demand.
Large clubs are being made up in Youngs-
town and other places, and letters by mail
from all over the country are beginning to
pour in. This shows what advertising will
At the rate they are now moving OF,
every certificate will be disposed OF by the
18th OF February. And in any event the
drawing will not have to be postponed, for
every certificate will certainly be sold before
the time noune for the drawing, so the
inform us. For clubs Of one hum
dred dollars here is about the assortments to
select to be safe:
. WloLe
10 half do 300
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Look at

The new style Plaid Satin s ash Ribbons
at GUNLEFINGER & BROTHER.