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Cortland.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-Although no
communication from this city has ap-
peared in your paper for some time : and
the matrimonial market somewhat dull
on Fifth Avenue and "High street, ="
yet we still live, and are fully awake to
the more important issues of the day, as
was evinced by the ~oncours of people
attracted to Crafts Hall, a few nights
since, 20 witness the performance of
Ten Nights in a Bar-ROom," by the
Good Templars of this place. Good
music was furnished by Mr.. c. c. Case,
of Gustavus. The gross receipts were,
1 believe, about sixty-five dollars.
L will not treSpaSs upon your time and
space, Mr.. Editor. by entering into a
lengthy commentary upon the merits or
dement's of the different characters rep
resented in this play, and the in
which each sustained their part. But I
will say, that. altogether, the play was
well presented, and is a drama that pOr-
trays the realistic phases of bar room
life, and the misery and woe borne along
by the curse Of the liquor traffic, with a
vividness that can not fail to produce a
beneficial and lasting impression upon
the mind of all that behold it.
The principal character is a difficult
one, and, although "Joe Morgan at
times appeared more like an old man
suffering from the inirmatIes Of age,
than a man in middle life ruined by rum,
vet the character was ereditably acted.
The last scene, however, confirmed
preconceived opinion that the actor was
better adapted to the calling of a gentle
man than that of a loafer.
Although Harvey Green" mt young
Hammond" drank freely of ''SimOn
Slade's'' liquor, it certainly failed to in
fuse much life in either Of the individ-
uals.
When we considered the many miles
'ROInaine' travelled by stage and OH
foot in order to reach "Cedarville," we
could excuse his tired and weary man.
ner, but we certainly expected him to
take some rest during the ten years
which interviewed between his visits.
Sample Switcbell' acted well his part
and was always ready for fight, fun or a
drink. We failed, however, 10 see the
propriety of his red, white and checker
ed uniform. The parts were generally
well learned, and considering the time
occupied in preparation, were acted in
a manner creditable to all concerned.
The performance closed with a well coll
ceived and gracefully presented tableau
by four young ladies, representing the
of the Order: "Faith, Hope and
Charity" HABITUE.
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CHICAG0LIYE STOCK MARKET,


BEEF CATTLE-With a largely inereas.
ed attendance of buyers and an improv.
ed quality of stock on sale, there was
more activity in the cattle trade to-day,
though, so far as prices were concerned,
there was no change for the better, buy
ers still insisting upon the reduction OF
25c asked for yesterday, and holders, in
most instances, ~cheerfully ~acquiescing,
New York, Boston, Albany, Pittsburgh,
Buffalo, and Cleveland were represented
in the list of buyers, and their purchases
in the aggregate were large.-Oyer LOO
mead going U their hands. The offer
ings were Of good quality, and embraced
several droveS that were really fine, and
for which S7.40@7.75 were realized.-the
outside for a "bunch" of Iowa steers
averaging l,46l lbs. Among other droves
worthy Of note were. 81 head, averaging
LIZA MS, sold at $3.50; Is head, averaging
1888 bs, at $3.50, and Is head, averaging
l,247 ms, at $40. There was a better
demand for butchers stock. on local
account, than during yesterday; but
prices did not improve, ruling weak at
the reduction, Or at S4.75@5.75 for medi-
UNI 10 choice cows and common to fair
fieshy steers of from $50 to I,OJO fs ave
age. The demand for stock cattle was
limited, and sales were slow at 81. 5OG5,5O
for steers averaging from 500 to I,O50.
HOGs-The hog market was more ac-
tive to-day, and firm, but sellers were
successful in establishing anv con-
advance. Sales were effected
at a range of Ss.12i@s.25 for common
light coarse and mixed lots; SS.35@S.45
for medium, and at SS.5O@S.65 for good
to choice, chiefly at Ss.25@S.5O. A few
lots brought SS.75@S.s5. Tho
closed quiet.
SHEEP-There was an active demand
for this class Of stock to-day, and the
market was firm and higher. The sup
ply was liberal, but all were sold, and at
an average advance of soc, sales making
at S.00a6.50 for common to choice, and
at S6.75a7.2 for extra.-Chicdgo Tribune. |
%.
By Telegraph, Chicago. March IS.
Chicago March %. LIVE HOGs-Firm
It Ss.S5a9.I u! for still fed and common to
good smooth shipping lots.
CATTLE-Active at S5.50a6.I 10 for good
and light steers. s6.25a6.65 for fair
medium, S6.75a7.OO for good smooth
steers S7.25aT.50 for extra.
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Rntter and Cheese Market.

New York, March 2S.-BUTTER-
Steady at l4a26c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Heavy at l4aI5lc.
Cincinnati March 2S.-BUTTER-The
demand continues good for choice table
butter, and with small receipts the mar
ket is firm at 32a35c per h., but low and
medium grades are dull at 20a25c.
CHEEsE-Dealers are free sellers Of all
kinds at previous prices. We quote
prime to choice English dairy at I6aI7c. ,
factory at l6al7c.; Western Reserve at IS
ALEC, per H., actual tare.
Pittsburg, March 2S.-BCTTER-The
receipts by river and rail for past 24hOurs
20 packages, not including the amount
received by express for strictly prime
roll 37a3Sc was the ruling figures; COM
mon lots were dull and not wanted /; pri-
ces very irregular. Most hOuSekeepers
prefer good lard to common butter.
CHEEsE-The receipts since Our last
were 40 boxes. Dealers, however, were
well supplied. Prices are unchanged
with the following: Western Reserve
l6al6lc; Hamburg 16laI7c; Ohio factory
lie; Goshen Ohio l73c; New York Isle;
Sweitzer l9a20c; Limherger l9c ? %.
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And a well established reputation will get
begging for a job. But admitting the latter
may secure and win favor much sooner than
the former, IL has but a mushroom exist
ence, while skill and merit are continually
erecting imper1shable TO its
own memory. But the two SHOULD be prop
erly combined and blended together 10 in
sure the greoteEt public approval, and these
Two qualities are aeuer found
in the same individual equally well develop
ed, but one man may possess one qualify
and another another one, and il will not be
presuming to say that between Us both we
can dist upanything geographically, and
socially speaking, 10 satisfy even the most
JdShdtoaS. Please give us a call, at the sign
OF the Revolving Pyramid, No. Is, Market
ST., Warren, Ohio.
RICE & BLISS, Photographers
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DUBLIC SALE by order of Court.
On Saturday the 9Th day Of April, \. D.,
lolO, between the hours of. one and four
O o'clock, p. m, OF said day, l will offer for
sale at public auction, on the premises, the
following described lands. Situate in Wen
ma Township, Trumbull County. Ohio:
First parcel. being part of Lot No. IA, in
said township, pounded north by lands own
ed by Rebecca Rogers, at the time Of her de-
cease; east by lot line; south by lands Of
Abial Bartholomew, and Ira Mackey; west
by the mt Of the highway leading from
center of Vienna to Youngstown, INT con-
tains one hundred acres Of land.
Second parcel. situate in said Vienna Tp.,
and known as part of Lot No. :, bounded
north by lands of Addison Gano; east by
lands OF Emma Scoville; south by lands of
Armstrong Stewart. and west by the lot line,
and contains fnTy acres. more or less.
Terms-One-third in hand, one third In
one year and one-third in two years with
interest notes to be secured by mortgage.
JOB ]. HOLIDAY, Executor
March g. lSTO-5t of Epenetus Rogers.
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A case Of JotOl pilfering occurred on
Quinby Hill n day last week. The
hen-roosts Of Mr.. James Hoyt and Garry
c. Reed were attacked late in the night
by some rascally chaps, and relieved of
some of their finest pullets. These &C.
c%urrences are becoming quite common,
and it appears that nothing short of a
strict surveillance of the premises with
one of Henry's best ~repeaters, and a
steady nerve, will put a stop o these
m~arauderS-
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WARREN

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-It seems TO me
Judging by the prices paid for some of
the stock at the late public sale of NJ. L.
Higgins, Esq, in Rowland, that our
Trumbull county farmers and dairymen
appreciate the value of cows; but isn't it
barely possible that they-nOt the COWS
-wer Just q little sold? and il so, how
can they best get out oft, is the question.
Simply, 1 should say. by feeding them,
with the best and cheapest kind of feed,
which after reading an article on "Oii
Cake and soil Meal" in last weeks
CHRONICLE, and also judging from no
little experience in the use of il, is 1 con-
clude, OIL Mar.
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For the CHRONICLE.
Temperance Sociable.

temperance SOCidDlos
On last Friday evening an interesting
and exceedingly PLEASANT gathering OF
the friends of Temperance was held at
the Good Templar's Hall, corner of Mar
ket and Liberty streets, in this city. 1t
was a joyful, social season magnificent
singing of temperance songs, accompan-
led by the sweet melOdiOus strains of the
fine organ, under the manipulations of
Misses Abel and Gay, was the order of
the hour. The organ, ore from Mr..
Pratt's establishment on Main street, is
hard to beat.
Contributions for the good of the Order
flowed in apace and were thankfully re-
ceived and will be of substantial aid.
Friends of Temperance, in vi beautiful
city, fail not to be present at all such
meetings in the Hall. You should sus-
tain the Lodge by your presence and
-benefactiOns. Your interestin the cause
should equal our own. Come in dear
friends and help us in our efforts to drive
incompetence from the city, and close
up all the saloons which are now drag
gfng u sons and daughters down to
ruin. TEMPLARS LODGE.
March %, 1870.
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ELFCTInN REPRESENTATIONS

ELECTION P~ROCLAMATION.-
INOtice is hereby given, that the annual
election for city officers of the city of War
rem, will be held on the first Monday ofApril,
$50. (being the 4th day. at which time the
sons to NIL the following offices, to-wit:
One person for City Treasurer.
One person in each ward for Trustee.
One person In each ward for Assessor.
Said electors will vote at the following pla-
cess: First ward, in Sheriffs Office. in Court
House Second ward in Kings block, on
Main Street. Third ward at Engine House.
Polls will be opened between the hours of
six and ten O'Clock, q. nj, and close at six
o'clock. p. m.
n. 81 Given under my hand and official
seal this sd day Of March, 1870.
]. y. DAWSON. Mayor
Mar. ., lS70-zt. of the City OF Warren.
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Broke Jail.

Salmon, alas Sammy Wright, who
was sentenced at the Nov. term of court
for selling liquor, to twenty days i'm
prisonment in the county Jail, and a fine
of $50, and to stand committed until the
fine be paid, made good his escape from
that institution on Monday last, a Ia
mode Ingersoll.
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Drusel unit Dowusen is te ~vellers,
Vat Zells mOSht ebry dings,
They've petstedS, mattresses unit bIllers
Unt ebry kind OF springs.
They've shares, unit CRIBS, unit rockers,
INT loOgin glasses doc,
Unit purOs, sdolls unit dables,
All shust so gOOt as new.
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Curtis, Iron Beam PinM

Manufactured at Gowanda and Dunkirk,
New York. g. Lord, New York Steel and
Cast-Pittsburgh Steel and Cast, ], Long. No.
3, and 3 New York Premium Flows. can ali
be found very cheap, at Jameson * Wheel
er's old stand. All kinds of castings for
above Plows constantly on hand.
KIRK & CHRISTY.
Mar s-tf.
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Awarded to H. waldeck. Of the City Ba
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more of the
same sort. fresh daily, two doors south Of
McLRin's Bank, main street.
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For your Hanging Baskets, Flower Pots,
Garden Vases. Garden and Flower Seeds,
House Plants. Bedding Plants, &c.
March Z-IOw
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Hoop Skirts!
The latest styles Just opened.
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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We have just received a large stock ofim-
perial and stone China, all Tor sale low
Gold down. PEW & BRO.
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In Dorset, Ashtabula Co., on the 18th
inst, Mr.. Samuel Williams, while cur
rying his horses legs, was kicked in the
bowels, from the effects of which he died
very soon after. Mr.. w. was ~ years
old and leaves a wife and three children.
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XOlaahle Recrinfsi

Tew git wrong things out OF yure child's
head-comb il often. lew git good Sho0ss N
Boes, git them at NcLAIN'S.
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SALE.

OHERIFFrS SALE.
y The State of Ohio, Trumbull County, SIS
Edward Spear, Jr-
vs.. Civil Action.
James G.. Brooks, ct. al.
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, / AVE levied on
and shall expose to public sale, at the door
of the Court HOusr, in the city OF Warren,
Ohio, on Saturday, the 9th day or April. A. ID.
1870, between the hours Of one and three
o'clock, p, m. oEsaid day, the following real
estate. situate in the Comfy of Trumbull
and state of Ohio. to-wit: and is known by
part of Sec. Not we~nty-one2Din Warren Tp.,
and is bounded as follows.t to wit: Beginning
at the northwest corner Of lands decided 10
James Marvin, by Jas. Lefingwell. Caroline
<. L~efiingwell and Maria w. Leffingwell, by
deed dated Feb. LIST, 1856; thence north along
the east line of Liberty street one chain and
BIZ links a 37lI; thence east parallel to said
Marvin's north line four chains 90; thence
south parallel tn said east line of Liberty St.
one chain and So links l371<; thence west
on said Marvin's north line four chains "a,
to the place of beginning. Appraised at s.
Terms Cash. G.. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherif7s 0diee. Warren. o.. Mar. Q. lSTO-5t.
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THE Beaver Falls Cutlery Com
pany, call the attention of the trade 10
turing Table and Pocket Cutlery. tn. ex-
tensiVe character of the establishment, the
improved machinery, and h experience Of
the wOrkmen employed, enable the COM
and finish, while the quality OF the material
used is unsurpassed by n mandatory
in the world. The Company have lately es-
tablished a general Warehouse at No. 20,
Too street. Pittsburgh, which allows them
to fill all orders with prOmptnesss and gives
TO the Western trade especially, a great ad-
vantage in freight.
BEAVER FALLS CUTLERY CO.,
Works at Beaver Falls. Pa. Warehouse No.
% Wood Street. Pittsburgh,Ps.
Mar. I6, IS7O-6m.
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PEW & BROS.
Artistic Skill!

Stop your hair from falling out by using
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover, n
sure prevention.
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Go to A. I. HOyt,s

For yonr Hanging Baskets, Flower Pots.
Garden Vases, Garden and Flower Seeds.
House Plants Bedding Plants, &C.
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Best Young Hyson Tea down TO SI,6O per
pound, at HoHT'S Drug Store, Nc. 8. Main
Street.
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The three story Brick Store, No. 7. in Phoe-
III Block. Market ST., Warren, o., adjoining
Goldstein's Clothing Store. Inquire of
GEO. VAN GORDER.
March %, ls7O-sts
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The second term Of MahOning Com
mon Pleas Court opened on Monday last
with about three hundred cases on the
docket. Judge futile presiding.
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Local Notices.


Local Notices IL cents per line, first insertion; 10
cents per line, each Subsequent insertion.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
One-halfinterest in Warren oil Refinery
L. ]. LOCKWOOD & son.
Mar. i6-4tS
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The Catholic church in Jefferson, Yves
destroyed by fire on Saturday night Of
10Th inst. 1t is believed to have been
set on fire by some malicious seoundrel.
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King can sell Furniture so cheap. IL
LIST. He keeps no clerks, n hence has no
pills 10 pay for pOmatum, beer, patchula, to-
Dacco and other foppish essentials.
"a. He pays no rent. having his store IN
his own palatial domicile where he reigns
truly a King.
30. He does not nave TO go about shining,
n thus avoids the pressure by which so
many have busted. Where is this king7
AT KINGS New Block. Feb. 2, 1870.
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Dwelling Houses,

Great and small, for rent; also places for
business and offices, cheaper than any other
man. Call soon, and he suited, at NcLain's
Bank. THOMAS j. AcLAIN.
March 10th, IS7O-sH.
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Fresh crackers daily 10 cents per. pound
Two doors south of McLain's Bank, Main st
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On Tuesday evening of last week a
man named John Matthews was run
over by an engine on the Western branch
Of the Z. & p. r. r., near Sharon, n
killed.
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The Ravenna Democrat says that if all
the snow that has fallen in that place
since October 25, 1869, were now on the
ground, its depth would be a trifle more
than six feet.
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Early Rose Potatoes!
The earliest variety known. They yield
from 30 to 400 bushel per acre. We have
made arrangements with James J.. Wads-
worth & Bro, Of Windham, Ohio, for a sup
ply of these justly celebrated potatoes for
planting, and can now furnish our custom
erS with a genuine article. at 500 per buShel
GOc. per peck. FREER & SMITH.
March 2 l7O-Gt.
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And see the Victor Plow, the best Cast
Plow made. Also a full assortment of other
kinds of Flows. Points &c. MAI. Left
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FnlnlI Your Promises

II you want a Cast Steel Plow, buy the
Mohawk Valley Clipper, at REED & SONS.
near Aahoning Depot. Mar. I6-tf
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Wall Paper 1!
Rhymes Of the Hats--IS7O.

Annie and Charlie looked gay at the dance,
And with good reason they aughter,
For he wOrean Alpine, and she an AdUGnce
Which came from the rooms of Mrs. Potter.
And still the new goods are coming on,
and TO those who wish new Hats, Ribbons,
Flowers, Ltces, etc, We would say come on.
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How is 1t

HOW Is III
Reed & Son can afford TO sell Stoves and
PlOws so cheap? Simply because they manu-
facture them at their foundry, and for sale
at their store on Main St, near Mahoning
Depot. Mar. l6-tf
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For the next Two Months!

eA- B~uckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
Price 50 cents. Manufactured by r. p. Hall
& Co, Nashua. N IL. lSept. s. i-yr.
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Dry Goods, Wet Goods, Hardware. Grocer
les, Hats Caps, Tomb Stones, or any SIGH
only good Boots and Shoes.
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Roe Cheese YatS
For Sale or Rent!

INUC OUtENt TUIs J
Kirk &Christy. agents for above celebrat-
ed Cheese Watts, at Jameson q Wheeler's old
Mar. 23-tf
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CITY Bakery.

Go 70 Henry Kaldeck's
For your fine French and American can
dies
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Call at Reed 6 Som

MOhair Switches 25e. only!
At GUNLEFINGFR A BRO
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Accidents /!

Insure against accidents in IN Accident
Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply to
Ohio. foct. ST-tf.
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oysters Received
Direct from Baltimore. The same grade
as II & Ms. sold for 80 cts. per can by
HENRY WALDECK, Main st.
Feb @ lS-U-4t
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The Reason Why

50 tons Cast Scrap Iron at II. c. REID &
co.'s shop, corner of South and Liberty st.
Nor 9-rf
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For Rent Cheap

Red Seal Cigars.
The very best. HoYT'S Drug Store.
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DIT
Horace Greeley
Go to A. 4. HOytsS

Says Hapgood & Stratton are selling Sugar
lower than anything else is being sold in The
United States.
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McLain Don't Keep

The Elias Howe
Sewing Machine for sale by \. B. TYLER.
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The Genuine

For oughs and Colds, Butter Scotch man
ufactured by HENRY WALDECK, Main st
Warren. Ohio. Nov. Il.
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AlSike Clover SeedI
Timothy Seed, Red Top Seed.
HOYTS Drug Store
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Freer & Smith
Are selling best Coffee sugar at lSc.
March Soft
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Elias Howe sewing m~achine-sold in the
City of Warren, only by ADAIR& WEIKER,
Main ST., opposite Mahoning Depot.
Sept. 2,.tf
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Local Notices.


Local Notices 10 cents per line, drSt insertion; 10
cents per line each subsequent insertion.
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LIST Premium

Go TO the City Bakery.
For your fresh Pies, Buns. Bread n all
kind OF cakeS
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CrOckerYI

Window ShadesI
bland Paper Shades Of all colOrs.
PEW & BRO.
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Crackers {!
Baltimore

Gorham's Cleveland Cracker, by the Dbl or
pound. The best in Market. at
Mar. 2.-tf JAS. M'CONNELL-B.
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FOR Kent Cheap
Near Warren, a good roomy house. with
horse and COW stabling attached. gardena ard
cow pasture. situated on Garfield road /;
about ten minutes walk from the Court
House. Apply soon 10, or address Warren p.
o., Box l42. PHILIP BECK.
March g, ls70-4t.
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C.. S. h.

u De Ne
Those large C. s. n. Oysters for trying, at
March 2-tL. ACONNEILS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-30
Wanted

Oyster DepOt-the genuine Maltby's H. &
N. oysters, at JAS. MCCONNELL y.
March 2-tL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-30

Annual Clearing out Sale
or Boots and Shoesat McLAIN'S.