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Fire at Johnston.

ED. CHRoNIcLE:-Our quiet town was
aroused on last Saturday, about 2 \.
NJ, by the alarm of fire. The flames were
seen issuing from the southwest corner
of H. d. Holcomb's store, by Mr.. Hol-
comb, but before assistance could be pro-
cured the flames had made such head
way il was impossible to save the build
ing or its contents; it being newly built
mostly Of pine and well painted, it was
but a few moments until it was one solid
mass of flames. 1t was one of the finest
store buildings in the county, built ire
spectiYe of labor or money. with all the
modern improvements. MI. Holcomb
had been occupying the building only
about three months, with a splendid
stock of goods. 1t was with the greatest
effort that the store and cheese house of
Langley& Waldorf and the dwelling and
barn of +. l.. Finney were saved; the
cheese house being on fire three times
Honor is due the women for their cool
ness and bravery, who carried water to
the men on the roofs during the whole
excitement. The loss by the fire was
about $1,000. There was $500. OOinsurance
on the building in the Cleveland Insur-
ance CO., of Cleveland $1,000 on the mer-
chandise and produce in the Home, n.
Y, and $50 on furniture, in the Frank
lin, Philadelphia, Pa. The fire is sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary.
Messrs. Langley & Waldorf are a get
ting along finely with their new cheese
factory, which they intend running the
coming season in connection with their
store. They are expecting the milk
from five hundred cows.
The select school which has been flour
ishing here during the fall and winter
terms under the instruction of Prof. y.
G. Hyde and Miss Mary Borus, assistant,
closes in about three weeks with an exhi-
bition, afternoon and evening.
Feb. Is. 1870. OBSERVER.
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CHICAGOLIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE-The market TODAY WA
characterized by a fair degree of activity
so far as good 70 choice shipping steers, and
butchers stock were concerned, n wal
irm at unchanged prices, but for all othe,
descriptions trade was sluggish, and prices
while perhaps not quotably lower, favored
buyers. The Easterd markets, as well as ouI
own, are being o literally supplied with
such rule lower all around. the decline from
last week varying from u TO &c ? D. The
was a strong demand for first and second
class steers, and, although offerings OF such
were more liberal than usual, there was no
surplus and prices were firmly sustained,
sales making readily at S6,75G7,T 20 for smooth
well matured steers Of LOO to l,45O rs aver
age. A very choice lot, from. Champaign,
The receipts were 2,249 head, and the sales
I,259 head at a range Of S3,50G4,O for inferior
70 common mixed lots; S4,5O@5,2 for eom-
mon to good butchers stock; S5,O0G5,75 for
common to medium shipping beeves, and
at S6.OO97,75 for good tochoice smooth ship
ping steers. The market closed quiet.
HOGS-The receipts were 6,7S5 head, and
the sales 400 head, at a range OF sS,40G8,65
for common to medium, and at &,T5G9,I0 for
good to choice grades, with a few extra at
S9,l5@9,2G. The outside quotation was real
lied for car load of assorted hogs, averag-
ing 43Obs. The best sale OF the day was. az
head, averaging 300 MS, at s9,l5-by st. John
& Brown. Toward noon prices advanced
l09l5e, which improvement was firmly sus-
tanned throughout. The market closed firm
with ali sold.
SHEEP-The sheep market was fairly &C.
tive, and prices were steady and firm, rang
ing at SS,OO95.O for common to ehoice.-TI-
6Vae, FEB. SH,
By Telegraph. Chicago. Feb. II.
HOGS-Live dull and easier at SS,5OG9D
fOrcommon to good.
CATTLE-Steady 1t si,TJfZ,75forcows and
extra choice bullOcks.
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
n MISCELLANEOUS.
PER BARREL.
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
MONDAY EVENING. Feb. "A. 1870.

FLoUR-Market quiet and unchanged
We quote as follows: City-made xxx
white S7,00@7.25; do Xxx amber S6.OO96,25;
do Xxx red s., 50a5.75 do X reds5. OO65,&.
WHEAT-Eirmer, closing at an advance.
Sales before Change 6 cars No. / red winter
at SLIP from store; closing at sl,l3Gl,l4; No
SI,0T.
CORN-DuIl n nominally unchanged.
New shelled held at 7S@S0c from store; re-
tected -. Old nominal.
oATS-Without movement. No. l State
held at 4Sc from store.
PORK-ContinueS quiet. No. l mess s27, 90;
No. 2 do $500. Clear S9,O0630,0Q.
LARD-Market quiet. City-rendered 1870
in ~tierces, I7c in kegs; country rendered l5G
SMOKED MEATS-In light movement
We quote City-cured: Sugar-cured Hams
lSc; shoulders l3c; Bacon, sugar-cured JIG;
Dried Beef l9c. Country meats dull at l7e
III for Hams; I29l214c for Shoulders; l6c
for Bacon.
DRESSED HOGS-Are in light request
and steady at lG9lO14e, dividing on 900 lbs.
BUTTER-Quiet, with a little iirmer feel
ing. Western Reserve roll and tub 26@2sc;
common 70 medium qualities Z924c.
CHEESE-Steady, with a moderate de-
mand. Factory H1z9lS1zc nlarge and small
lots; Dairy l6al61T.
EGGS-DuII at &c for fresh.
APPLES-Green in fair demand at $3.50
3.55 per barrel. according to quality. Dried
POTATOES-Peachblows in moderate de-
mand at 45950c from store.
ONIONS-In moderate demand at SIZE
800 per hbl.
BEANS-In moderated mand at s ,2592y50
for prime hand picked; Sl,7592,0 fO- COM
mon to medium.
HAY-The market is well supplied, dull
and weak. Baled Sl6,0OGlS,OQ
SEEDS-Steady, with a moderate demand.
Clover SS.256SS50. Timothy 40.
P0ULTRY-The supply Is light. Turkeys
firm at I7&lsc per u; Chickens l49l5e; Geese
l2c.
TAIL0W-Market quiet at 9991ze for
country and city-rendered.
FEATHERS-Live geese &9Sc, as 10
quality.
SALT-Steady at s2,l5 for fine, $3.50 fE
coarse and ground sOlar.-Leoder.
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Mt. Union College,

The next spring term begins March LIST
and ends May 18th. Summer term be-
gins May 18th and ends July 2Sth, with
commencement. Fall term begins Aug.
sd, and ends Nov. 10th. Winter term
begins November I'D, and ends Februa-
ry 18th, 1871.
This arrangement of terms enables
students to teach the winter season and
still get three regular College terms,
without falling behind their classes
The college possesses first class facilities
in each OF its departments, Modern and
Ancient, Classical, Scientific, Normal,
Musical, Fine Art, and Commercial. The
College possesses an estimated net prop
erty of S24S, $500, with an income OF sI4.-
$4,000, and facilities to accommodate 500
TO 500 students, unfettered by caste.
or political, or sectarian opinion. The
instruction is as thorough and extensive
as is found to be the case, in any college
of this or any other country. Improve
ments worth about 100000 have lately
been added to the apparatus, and to the
facilities for good, cheap boarding. Over
5000 of the 6,J06 students have taught
public schools. The aggregate
of students are but little over half that
of many institutions. Valuable speci-
mems and apparatus were lately brought
from Europe by the President. Tuition
in the scientificand classical courses 81 TO
SI0perterm. BOardin families, with fur
nished rooms, So to S4per week. Rooms
for self or club board 3Oc TO 4Oc per
week. Board and rooms in the college
boarding hall, on cooperative plan, noted
for its economy and convenience. Stu
dents can enter at any time in the term,
and pursue any branches they are quail
fled TO study. This College is beautiful
" located in Mt. Union, two miles from
Alliance, the junction of the Cleveland
and Wheeling, and the Pittsburg, TT.
Wayne and Chicago Railroads.
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THE followingcertificat have Deer
Il received from Messrs Chickering & Sons
Boston, and Steinway & Son, New York.
This is to certify that we havs appointed
Mr.. n Finney, our only authorized agent
for the sale OF Piano Fortes manufactured by
us, in the Counties of Mahoning. Trumbull
Stark and Portage, In the State Of Ohio, and
Mercer County, Pa, andn no other person has
any authority TO advertise himself as Oul
Agent In those counties. Mr.. Ftnney is oul
only Agent who personally selects all the
Pianos which he purchases.
Signed, CHICKERING SONS
BosToS, Sept. q, 1865.
This is to certify, that Mr.. h. Z. Finney,
of Youngstown, has been appointed agent
for the sale Of our Pianos, in MahOning and
TrULnbun Counties, Ohio, and no other par
ties are authorized to advertise themselves
\ RSour agents in the above named Counties
Signed, STEINWAY SONS.
+ NEW YORK, Feb. Il, 1869.
Mr.. Finney is also dealer in Pianos of 9TH
7 er reliable makes, Cabinet Organs, Melode-
I ons, Guitars, Niolins, and Guitar and Violin
Strings, Sheet Music, instruction Books and
Musical Merchandise Of every description
The largest stock Of the above Pianos to be
found in Northern Ohio, constantly on hand
and will be sold at the lowest market prices
Call or send for catalogue and price lists
Agents for this establishment carry Sheel
4 Music, Strings, etc.
REFERENCE.-Wick Bros, Bankers, and
Thomas Brown & Co, Youngstown, Ohio
John Grove, Esq, AustontOwn, Ohio; Rev.
J ID. L. Hickok, North bloomfield, Ohio; A. B.
G. T. Metcalf, NJ. D., Warren, Ohio; Rev. n.
I W. Stratton, Huntsburg, Ohio, or at the Ma
honing Register ONCE.
I March "a, lS69-ly
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Council Proceedings.

WARREN, Feb. II, 1870.
Regular meeting of Council. Present
Aessrs. Gillmer, Lane, McNutt, Trues.
dell and Watson. Minutes of previous
meetings We're read, amended and ap.
proved. On motion, the following bills
were ordered paid:
R. D.. d A. B%utter6eld, F. and G. Fund.
fluid, &C., for steamer, $3.50.
VIM. Ritezel, General Fund, printing
for city, $3.50.
W. G.L Co., F. and G. Fund, gas fol
city for JAM. $3S.55.
W. G. L. Co., F. and G. Fund, gas fol
council chamber, SI.50.
w. I. Spear, Assignee, General Fund,
rent OF council chamber, 1885.
The bill Of James B. Hoyt was referred
for h signature of the foreman of En-
CINE NO.. The petition for the passage
OF an against the sale of intox-
lcatlng liquors, in the city limits, signed
by samuel Derr, w. a. Lee, Charles
wilson, Aram r. Peck, and others, was
read. The committee to whom was re-
ferred the ordinance for the suppression
Of the sale Of intoxicating liquors at last
meeting reported against the same. The
report was accepted, placed on file. and
the committee discharged.
The ordinance for the construction Of a
local W. on Lane St., was read for the
third time. On motion, a committee n
sisting of the City Engineer, and Messrs.
Lane and Gillmer, was appointed to in
restigate the best means Of draining Lane
st. Of surface water, with instruction 10
report at next meeting. The Ordinance
TO provide against the evils resulting
from the sale of intoxicating liquors in
the city Of Warren, Ohio was read and
laid on the table.
On motion. adjourned.
+. W. HoYT. Clerk.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW 1Obh, IL eD.
The forty-one hundred and thirty bullocks
Of to-day make sixty-six hundred for the
week. The market is quite variable, being
very good at Communipaw, and the seven
teen hundred and forty cattle there were an
sold at halfcent advance. The other mar
kets were dull, and several hundred left
over; the raj this afternoon Is uRfavorable
The quality varied, for very poor Texas cat
tie ten cents up to really prime cattle at nc.
Eighteen cents was bid for extra but they
are holding for Wednesday; two hundred
and eleven Door at five and a half cents
Texas sold at fifty two and a halfdollars; one
hundred illinois at six and a half cents, at
liGl6c per hundred, and sixteen fair TO dne.
Illinois 81 cwt at l4Gi7c. l6S good 9 ewt Tex
ans at l2c; 40 Canad IlH cwt alive, at I5c:
81 lbs percwt. Total receipts of sheep twen-
ty-siZ thousand nine hundred and forty, for
to-day $40. Trade is somewhat active at
full stronger rates or 5%97Zc, with extras
higher, viz: a car fl2 lbs Canadas at SIC;
a car OF 81 lbs state at &c, a car OF "a lbs Ohio
at nc, q car OF 90 lbs State at &C. Arrivals
Of hogs for the week was 1870 live and 1900
dressed. There were SO cars OF live to-day
n The market is weak at 9%aI0Hc; sales Of
5 cars Illinois 2l5 lbs at l0Hc; 1 car OHIO 20
lbs at l0c; dressed fell to12Gl2Lc. with west
ern dressed offered at llxc andno takers.
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Rutfer and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. l4.-Butter Quiet anC
steady at T7@30c for Ohio. Cheese dull a
l66lSc.
-CINCINNATI, Feb. H-Butter-The market
continue quiet, with only a local demand fo
choice table butter at &G32c, per H., with
single packages selling at lac more, whili
Medium grades are dull at 2fS26c. and infe
rior do. are neglected at l7@l9 per b.
CHEEsE-Is dull, with free sellers. AND
prices rule lower. We quote prime to choieI
English dairy al I76I7Lc.. factory at I7GI7Hc
Western Reserve at l6@l6Hc. per To-. actua.
tare.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. H-Butter-There Is
fair demand for good table butter. We quotS
good roll at sc, and prime at 3oG33c : H.
Common and Inferior grades dun and nomi.
nal in price.
C~HEEsE-The market is quiet, with fail
stock for the season. We quote Western
Reserve at I79I71lc: Factory lS9IscLs; and
New York Goshen at l91l6ac n. Timber
ger l9Ize, and Sweitzer 800 ? D.
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As previously announced, the menu
bers of Mahoning Lodge No. % 1. O. o.
F. met at their hall on Friday evening
last. accompanied by their wives and as
sisted Grand Master, James Turner, in
openinC the TodCe in the
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SAP Pans.

Boots and Shoes will be sold very low at
NcLAIN'S, to make room for spring goods.
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The will Of the late John NJ. Hill
ESD, of Nashville, Tenn, bequeaths
10000 of his large estate to the First
Presbyterian Church of Nashville
1t is intended to be q perpetual en-
dowment fapd. The interest on Sl0,-
coo il 10 go toward educating minis
tiers of that congregation, and on the
other $4,000 toward the support of
the INDECENT of the church.
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The Reason Why

King can sell Furniture so cheap, is
LIST. He keeps no clerks, and hence has 10
bills TO pay for pomatum, beer, patchuia, to-
baccO and other fOppish essentials.
I'd. He pays no rent. having his store In
truly a king.
Sd. He does not have to go about SHINING,
and thus avoids the pressure by which so
many have busted. Where is this King?
AT KINGS New Block. Feb. 2, 1870.
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The GALAXY for February is on our
table. This is n of the best illustrated
Magazines of literature and art of the
day. Chas. Reads's great story, "Put
Yourselfn His Place" will be continued
in this magazine the greater part of 1870.
Address Sheldon & Co., 400 & 500 Broad
way, N. Y. One year 81; two copies
s.,
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IEI6
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sap rams.
Those who wish them made to any special
pattern are requested to send in their orders
early. Five and six foot pans always on
hand. We h be prepared to supply q
limited number OF Tia SapPanS. Sen your
Jan. l9-tE. c. W. TYLER.
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n- % to % Miles the Shortest Route.
New and Improved Coaches are run from Cinein-
natl, Dayton. Urbana, Marion, Gallon. Hans
field, Ashland, Akron, Cleveland, Warren. Mead
vile, Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester to
NEW YORK, WITHOUT CHANGE.
Only ONE change to BOSTON.
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There are six millions of dogs in the
United States. A tax of two dollars a
head will produce So, 600, 900. On with
the o tax,
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Still Holding Forth.

At the old stand and doing everything in
our line equal TO the best. 1fyou want any
thing in the Photograph way give us a call
and we will Guarantee to YOU good and salts
! GdctOTy results. BROOKS & POTTER.
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Let Them Meet the IssueI

Or forever after "hold their peace With
a desire solely 10 place merit upon a platform
consistent with its claims, we respectfully
challenge any Artist in Trumbull Co, TO q
trial of skill. Specifications and conditions
made known at the 1rst Indication to meet
the challenge. RICE & BLISS,
PhotogrRpherS.
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Buyingto sell again, can buy Lead, Shot,,
Caps, Cartridges, Pocket Cutlery, Clothes
Wringers, Mouse Traps. Rat Traps, &C., at
Eastern prices, at TYLER'S Gun Store.
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UT! DdhtI!s
Fresh cracker daily 10 cents per. pound.
Two doors south OF McLain's Bank, Main st.
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Lamb knitting Machine.
N. B. Tyler, at No. s Market ST., Warren,
o., sole Az. for Trumbull Co.
Dec. S-tf
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KOlaable ReeeiDts I

Tew git wrong things out of yure child's
head-combi 1t often. Tew git good A,osts and
BOes, git them at AcLAIN'S.
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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
| AcLain's Bank. main street.
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oysters Received
Direct from Baltimore. The same grade,
as H & Ms. sold for so cts. per can by
HENRY WALDECK, Main 81.
Feb. 9, lS7O-4t.
If You Want
a good Cigar call at the Post ofiee New 5
Room.
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The Genuine

For Coughs and Colds, Butter Scotch man.
ufactured by HENRY WALDECK, Main st
Warren. Ohio. Nov. II.
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Stin keepsa full assortment or Drugs, and
hereafter will keep full stock OF Paints Oils,
sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice, Prunes, C~urrants.
Crackers, Raisins, Citron, Timothy. Clover,
Red Top, and all Garden Seeds, and every
thing else kept in a Drug Store in Warren.
At the old stan on Main Street.
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Elias Howe Sewing machine-sold in the
City of Warren, only by ADAIR& WEIKER,
Main St, opposite Mahoning Depot.
Sept. 2q,-tf
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Entirely New!
The new style OF JeweIry Just received ut
VAUTROT & ACKLEY'SL
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Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply to
Ohio. loot. 27-tf.
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Lumber
AceidenfSi

We want TO exchange Cash and Furniture
for $4,000 feet of
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
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Merchants

RamsdeH Norway Oats
And Early Rose Potatoes, for sale by
Oct. 6-tL. GEORGE PARSONS.
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McLain Don't Keen

The Elias Howe
Sewing Machine for sale by n. b. TYLER
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THE MARKET REPORTS,
WHOLESALE MARKET.

WHOLESALE MARKET.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE. !
WARREN OHIO, Feb. 10, 1870. ]
BEANs-White $3.50 to 500 per bushel.
FLOUR-s6,R to S7.S
HAY-sl29$l5.
OATSA4564sc.
CORN-oOc.
DRIED APPLES-ec.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll CSC.
TALLow-9Hc
CHEESE@Dairy l2al4c.
EGGS-0c.
LARD-Country rendered, l7@ISc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, SOC.
BEEF
Fore quarter &c; hind do lie: side sa IOc
PORK-Dressed IA9l0Kc.
CHICKENS-Dressed Sc
TURKIES-Dressed lie
WOOL-S10c.
FLAX SEED-2O5
HIDES-Green. SG9c; calf skins I29lIe /;
pelts 50G75c.
WOOD-Stove length, S2,0G92,O per cord.
do Three-feet, S3.OO@s5O per cord.
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Fine Guns
The Original

{ MOore's, Scott's Palmer's, Murray's VIM.
Greener's, &c. at TYLER'S, No. s, Market
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Go to Tyler'S Gun Store
To buy a good Pocket Knife cheap. and
have it warranted.
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~ Buckingham's Dye for the whIskers.
Price 50 cents. Manufactured by R. p. Hall
& Co., Nashua. n. II. Sept, 8. l-yr.
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NIVdI UUWH y
Upholstered chairs have taken an '.Erssa
hoiSf' and are selling at cost. Call and see
them at TRUESDELL & TOWNSESDS-
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For the next Two Months!

Annual Clearing ont Sale
OF Boots and shoesat McLAIN'S.
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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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Local Notices.
Comparing


Local Notices 10 cents per line, first insertion: 10
cents per line, each subsequent Insertion.
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CITY Bakery.

Go TO Henry Waldeek's
For your fine French and American ran
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Thu AHIVIINt
Combination and Button Hole, Singer,
Grover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, Flor
ence, Wilson Shuttle, and several other
kinds Of Sewing Machines, at TYLER'S
Gun Store.
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For Rent or Sale.
Two Dwelling Houses. One on High street
and one on Vine street. Enquire of
Feb. 2,-fw. A. CHAPMAN.
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Timothy, Clover,
And Red Top Seed. at HAPGooD &
STATIONS, Market St., Drug Store.
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Good News for the Afflicted.
While winter reigns with frost and snow,
And times are dull and money slow,
Until the vernal breezes blow
Ladies will still to Mrs Potter's 90,
And buy gay head-gear, OIL
So cheap, so cheap, they can but weep.
Feb. .. $50.
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White Wire Clothes Lines!
And Clothes Pins, at TYLER'S.
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T.. III, Allison

Be not deceived by limitations OF HaIpi
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover; call fol
Hall s and accept no other.
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Clear DNMnIi

Something NeWI
The latest style of Jewelry, cheap, at
VAUTROT & ACKLEYfS-
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Clothes WringerS!
For sale at TYLER Gun Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16
Sure Cure

And only Genuine Howe Sewing Machine
is sold by n. B. TYLER and his Agents only,
in Trum6ull County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16
The Empire +!

Sewing Machines
And Cloths Wringers repaired atTYLER's
i Gun GfOra
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Mr.. Emory SanderSOn

OF M~esopOtamia, offers for sale n choice
lot of Dairy Cows, on Thursday, Feb. 81 1879
Also Farming utensils, &c, sc.
Feb. IG. lSln-lt
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Go to the City Bakery.
For your fresh Pies, Buns, Bread and all
kind Of cakes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16
Rails. Balls, Balls,

The new style OF Ball Jewelry just receiv.
ed at VAUTR0T & ACKLEY'S.