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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14
WARREN RETAIL r
UeyeIand wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING Sept. L, 1917.
FLoUR-Market quiet and unchanged.
We quote as follows;
City-made Xxx white Kentucky,
$500; Xxx do 7,5O@7,75 Xxx amber
S6,50@6,75; Xxx red Nc. ! S6,0O@6,2;
X red, No. 2 S5,75@6,OO. Country made
Xxx white 7,50a7,75 do Xxx amber 6,OOa
$50; do Xxx red 5,50a5, 70; do Xxx spring
5,25a5, 80. Rye Flour 4 75a5,OO.
WHEAT-Market without important
change, but heavy with an unsettled
tone. Sales 5000 bu No. 1 red at S1,l4
from store; 1000 bu and 1 car do at S1,15;
No. 2 held at S1,13.
CORN-Inactive but firm. No. ]
mixed held at Use. No. Tic.
OATS-Without movement, but firm
and held higher; No. 1 held at 43c. A bid.
RYE-Masket dull and nominal at s5a
9Oe, as to quality.
PORK-Steady, and demand moderate.
No. 1 mess at SIS, so; Nc. do at 81 so;
Long Clear at $50, 90; Short Clear at S31, 90.
LARD-In fair demand; city rendered
held at 1910 in t~ierces, 17cin kegs. COun-
try rendered dull at l5@16c.
SMOKED MEATs-In fair demand. We
quote City Sugar-cured -canvassed Hams
23c; do Shoulders Ice; uncanvassed Isl
Bacon I7c; Dried Beef DC; BeefTOngues
$3.50 per Dozen
BUTTER-Themarke unchanged, with
a moderate movement. WequOte prime
to choice Western Reserve at 2@26ci
extra nice do 27@2Sc; inferior and CON-
mon ranges at16@22c.
CHEEsE-The market is steady and
quiet; factory held at I2l@13c, the out
side for small lots selected.
EGGs-In moderate request at I9a20C
for fresh receipts in good condition.
HAY-Demand fair and market firm
at SIS, OO620,O for baled Timothy on the
deck.
SEEDs-Timothy in fair demand at
S5,0Oa5,25 per bui Clover 3 ,5Oas,OO {, and
dull.
PoTAToEs-There is a good demand
for Peach Blows at 75aSOc per bu. Sweet
Potatoes in fair demand at $3.50 per Dbl
for Jerseys; ,50a5, 90 for Ohio.
GREEN APPLEs-In moderate request
at s 100 AGO per Dbl.
PEACHEs-Are in air demand at $50
a3,OO per bushel.
ONIONs-In moderate request at 75c a
soc per bu, as to quality.
BEANs-In moderate request; held al
s 1,SOa1, IS per bushel for choice hand
picked; medium qualities Sl,5Oal, rs.
FEArHERs-Demand fair and market
steady at 9Oc to Csc according to quality.
WATER LDIE-In good demand at l,oO
alS5 for Oswego and Akron. Louisville
Cement 2,20.
PLAsrER- Land Plaster in good de-
mand, and selling at a range Of S,5OalC
per ton; Calcined Plaster ranges at 2,5Oa
S,25 per barrel.
SALT-The following are the quotations
for Onondaga and Saginaw Fine 800
Coarse solar &.I5.-LeddeT.
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.
September Il

"a mai SNEAlAAANA -
Since our last the run Of cattle has
been very heavy; so also with sheep,
while that of hogs was only fair. The
following quotations show the ruling Of
the cattle market at the close of the
week: Extra, 100 to 1,5O0 steers, 7@a7l;
good to prime, 1 100 to 100, 6ta6l COM
mon to medium, 1000 to LOO, 5ia6 /;
bulls, stays and cows, 500 to l,5OO, Sail +;
stock steers, SEQ to 1000, 4a54.
SHEEP.-On account of the heavy run
sheep sold rather slow at the following
figures. Extra 100 to ITO rs, 8 ,OOa5,2 5 /;
good to prime IS to 90bs, A,25a4,75; de-
cent to fair Is to so MS, 3,5Oa3,75; mean
to common, 20 to IS ms, S,5Oa3,75; foot
rot and scalqwags, by the head, 50caSl so.
HoGs.-HCgs sold slowly, though the
/ stock was fine. Extra, Philadelphia SO
alO.25; good to prime, philadelphia, 25
to $50 ms, S~9.75af0; good TO prime, New
York, $50 to 90 ms, S9.25a9.50.-COmmeT
] cidL.
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Plymouth Rock.

When we have tested al article and
found it t be good, we take pleasure in
saving so. We have used in our kitchen
a Plymouth Rock Cooking Stove for
about a year, and have found it the best
of the half dozen or more different kinds
we have tried in a number Of years Of
housekeeping experience. This stove is
we'll made Of good material and does all
that is claimed for it. 1t is sold in War
rem by Messrs. Kirk Christy successors
to Jameson & Wheeler, who have a store
room filled with different kinds Of the
best stoves made. See their advertise
ment Of the Plymouth Rock Stove, in
the CHRONICLE. If you want a new
stove, call and examine the Plymouth
Rock,
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Agricultural Fairs Of 1870.

sEATE AND GENERAL
American Institute, New York City, Sept
to Nov.9 g.
Ohio, Springfield, September p &c.
Northern Ohio, Cleveland, Oct 1, :.
Pennsylvania, Scranton, Sept. 2, 30.
Indiana, indianapolis. Oct. 3, s.
New York, Utica, Sept. 2, 80.
Michigan, Jackson, Sept %, Q.
Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Sept. 2, 81.
COUNTY.
Ashtabula, Jefferson, Sept. Il, 10.
Trumbull, Warren, Sept. 20, q
Columbiana. New Lisbon, Sept. q, o.
Portage, Rayenna, Sept. 2, q.
Geauga, Burton, Sept. 2, %.
Stark, Canton, Sept. 2, 80.
Lake, gainesville. Sept. 3, 80.
Mahoning, Canhsld, Oct 4, G.
Summit. Akron, Oct. 4. :.
TOWNSHIP AND DISTRICT.
ClaTidOn, Geauga Co., Sept p, &.
Richheld, Summit Co, Sept. ., 30.
GarrettsviHe, Portage Co, Sept 80
BrOokheld, Trumbul Co., Sept. 8, 30.
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4 vein Of coal five feet in thickness
has been drilled through on land be-
longing to Madison Powers, IN the north
east part Of Liberty township and near
the vienna line. A good mineral bed
also underlies the Tulley farm, directly
south and adjoining Mr.. Powers land.
We call the attention Of our readers
To the Advertisement Of Messrs. BECK
WITH. STERLING & Co., Carpet Dealers
Cleveland. These gentlemen have one
oftbe most extensive Carpet Establish
ments in the West and those in want OF
elegant Carpets and fine Curtains should
make a trip to Cleveland and e them
On Sunday afternoon last while sew
ersl bows we're playing near the new
bridge at Leavittsburg, Thomas Mullen,
aged aboutfourteen years, climbed tothe
TOD Of a derrick, and losing his balance
fell a distance Of twenty feet, breaking
both arms above the wristjOints, and also
producing q fracture Of the len elbow.
He was brought to this place, where his
injuries were attended to by DR.. Wood
worth.
james Burnett Of Orangeville, has
q hen that has recently presented the
following eggs as a specimen Of her lay
ing qualities: Egg number n weighs
three ounces seven and one-haf drains )
egg number tW ,, four ounces q dram )
egg number ,lree, three ounces five
drains. Combined weight eleven ounces
five and one-haf d~rams-almOst one
quarter Of q pound each. Traverse cir
conference Of number is six and
one half inches. Longitudinal circum-
ference Of number two is eight and
threefourths inches. The hen is a cross
between the Shanghai and Brahma- II
any one is ahead Of this we would be
glad to hear from them.
The Commissioners advertise that
the Jail question viii be submitted to a
vote Of the people at the October cleo
ton. There should not be a dissenting
vote to the proposition. It is possible,
however, that there may be found an
occasional voter not sufficiently chris
tanned, civilized, humanized and Hber-
allied to get his eyes open to the neces-
sityof abOlishing the worse than " Black
Hole Of Calcutta nuisance that stands
As q crumbling, reeking, vermin har-
boring, foul smelling, rickety, rotten,
rat-eaten monument Of the parsimony
OF some, the pure cussedhess Of others,
and the criminal indifference Of possibly
still q larger number Of the people Of
one Of the richest and most intelligent
counties Of the State. Let US, for very
shame, wipe out this disgrace to Us as a
people.
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The Fair Grounds.

Workmen have been engaged for over
two weeks, under the superintendence
OF Harmon Austin, Esq, President OF
the Society, remodeling and improving
the Tumbuu County Fair Grounds and
Buildings. In addition to the large new
Dining Hall erected, the several build
ings have been neatly painted; hand
some picket fence has taken the place Of
the old board fence at the fronti new
Carriage Roads haYe been graded, rough
places been made smooth, and the gen.
eral appearance decidedly improved.
To render the Fair what il should be,
the public is earnestly requested 81 the
Managers 10 not only attend il ..erson,
but to bring articles for exy oiton.-
Bring choice articles and plez yof them.
Every thing novel nice viii help, and
viii give variety and interest to the fine
art department. Flowers, pictures, statu-
airy, &c, &c, have for the people the
charm Of sweetest poetry.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET,

M
BEEvEs-With fine, cool weather and
a lighter run Of cattle, trade is more act
i've and prime stock doing better. Total
beeves $50, of which $500 were Texas,
5000 Illinois, $50 Ohio, and $50 New
York. Arrival for to-day $50 cars at
Tooth street, 70 at Weehawken and So at
Communipaw, making 4,50O. Fat cattle
| scarce and selling at l6al6lc, with a few
at lie; common to medium at I2al4c T;
inferior bulls and Texans at 7allc; most
Texans 90 at I0c: 200 Of 5 cwt at 10e, 80
Of A cwt at &c, 1919 Illinois of u cwt at
I5al6Ic, 200 thin Michigan Of st cwt at
S54, and a car state bulls at &c live
weight; stock all sold Frieghts ad-
vaneed to-day to S100 per a from Chi
caro and $50 from Buffalo.
Sheep AND LAALBS.-Receipts 1850
for the week, with 1850 to-day. Mar
ket steady at 4a6lc for very poor 10 prime
| sheep, and case for lambs. A car Ohio
sheep of 64i rs, brought 4lc; a car Of So
/ MS, SIC; a few Canadas of ITO Ms 6a8lci
a car Ohio lambs, poor 43 MS, &c; a car
Canadas of 60 rs 79e, and a car State, O
81 ms, Sc.
Hoes.-Receipts I7,6Os for the week
with "a cars to-day. Prices range from
I2l to 129c, net. AGAR State, 24O rs sold
alive at 95c.
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Council Proceedings.


WARREN, Sept. 9, 1870
Regular meeting Of Council. Present,
Messrs. Hoyt, Lane, Truesdeu and Wat
son. Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved. The report Of the COM
mittee on examination Of City Treasur-
er's accts., was presented verbally, re-
porting said accounts correct, and on mo-
ton, said report was accepted and COM
mittee discharged. Said Treasurer there
upon presented his bill Of percentage on
disbursements Of S67,52, which was al
lowed, and an order directed to be drawn
forthe amount. Thecommittee to whom
was referred the petition for taxing both
sides Of Youngstown road, for sidewalk
purposes, reported verbally. that equal
ity and right demanded that the tax be
levied on both sides. The following
/ bills were ordered paid:
c. H. Angstadt, coal for Mayors office
S225. W. G. L. Co., gas for city fol
August, SS6,Os. Same, gas for Mayors
Office to Aug. 81, 1870, $500. W. Ritezel
bill 10 Sept. s, 1870, S29,S7.
On motion, the request Of Darling q
Glider for permission to put up scales il
front OF the Stone building on Main St..
was referred to the Street Com. On mo,
ton the st. Com. were instructed to re
pair the street near Mr.. Lanes residenc!
in third Ward, and present q bill OF th'
cost. On motion, the following resolu.
tons were passed;
Resolved-That the City Engineer b,
and he is hereby instructed TO furnish Il
the Warren Gas Light Co. the grade o
Liberty st. from High St to washington
Avenue, and the depth to which gs'
pipes must be laid when said Co. decide
70 lay the same on said street. Also,
ResolUed-That the Fire and Gas Com
be, and they are hereby instructed K
have two lamps placed on Liberty st
between High St and Washington Av.
enue when the Warren Gas Light Co
lay gas between said points.
On motion adjourned.
E. W. HOYT. Clerk.
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Important to Parents and Young Men.


At the Convention OF the international
Business College Association, of which
the Union Business College Of Cleveland
is a leading member, held in Boston last
June, it was decided to raise the price OF
Scholarships from $50 to S75, Oct. LIST,
1870. This decision was rendered neces-
sary, and based upon the increased facil-
tiles and constantly growing popularity
of the schools comprisingth association.
Fully nine-tenths o the bOok-keepers
and business men OF Cleveland have re-
ceived their business education at this
popular school. The constant demand
upon the proprietors, Messrs. FELTON, &
Bigelow, for Book-keepers, Clerks.
Agents and Teachers, abundantly testi-
fes to the efficiency and practically of
their Course Of Study.
The importance to every young man
of a knowledge Of the branches taught
in this Institution, no matter what vOca-
ton he may decide to adopt, is univer-
sally conceded. During the past year
over 500 different students have received
instruction in the different departments
Of the College. We find in the faculty
the names Of E. R. FELTON,, as principal
Of the Business Department, anu Plat
R Spencer, of the Writing Department.
These gentlemen stand at the very head
Of the profession in their respective de-
partments and are ably assisted by COM
petent teachers. All who desire to enter
the Institution at the present rates Of
tuition, must make their arrangements
before the first Of October. All should
remember that the Union Business Col
lege is a member Of the international
Business College Association" form
erly Bryant & STATIONS Chain,) and
that its Scholarships are good in all the
leading Colleges of America.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14

Is man anything mOrsf Some are not, II
would seem from their ability TO run only
in certain grooves and to perform certain
things accordingly as they are set in motion,
and like a machine. propelled by It's motive
power, MI no larger sphere than the steam
engine, such men can never succeed In any
business, and when Wesee them trying ana
especially TO master fne art, we can but
feel that they would do well TO exchange
their seven by nine ions wood and water
tenant OF an hour, when VIII ye learn Any
who are caught reading this local viii 40
well to remember that Rice Bliss, Photo-
gaphers, do not belong 70 the above class,
for proof please call onthem, opposite the
Court House, Warren, Ohio.
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Head Quarters for FruIt Jars.


Head Quarters for Fruit Jars.
Hoyts Drug Store.
Hoyt's Drug Store,
Hoyt's Drug Store.
Hoyt's Drug Store.
Hoyts Drug Store.
Jul Hoyt's Drug Store.
HOyt's Drug Store.
Fruit Wax,
Hoyt's Drug Store.
The Standard is the Handsomest whH-seal
Hoyts Drug Store.
Cheap Jelly Glasses,
Hoyt's Drug Store.
Red Top Seed,
Hoyts Drug Store.
Meadow Feseue Seed,
Tea for Finy Cents,
The Best Black Tea,
Hoyt's Drug Store.
The Best Gunpowdsr Tea,
! HOytgDrug Store.
II" Hoyts Drug Store.
We are selling or Gun large stock Of PERU
meries CHEAP, 10 make room for a new 10
OF Holiday Goods,
We have secured a large lot OF PRIME I'm
Hoyt'sD Drug Store.
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PTrTsBUR6H, Sept. 12-Butter-Th
receipts are increasing. Fresh roll for
family use 1 8, 30a32c, being the ex-
tremes. Other sales were made at a
variety of prices too numerous to men
ton. Inferior hard Of sale. Cheese
The market is well supplied. Western
Reserve at 11a12e; Ohio factory, l3al4c;
Goshen, 14a14ie.
NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Butter-Firm
at 2Oa2Sc for western. Cheese-Steady
It 5ial3te.
CINCuNNATI, Sept. 12-Butter-Firm
at 2sa SO. Cheese-SteadY at l2al4c.
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Marcbauts and.Rusiness MenI

nv
The Auditor Of fhetStkte OF Ohio. in his
annual report made March Is, 1870, says that
seven Of the Ohio Y Insurance. C2mPa-
paid by the Ohio Companies was . fraction
over VI per cent. on the paid up capital
and he repeats his advice that the small
Companies by twoS q threes 2 oeas15
that there is less prospect OF success tor
small and weak Companies each succeeding
year" Most OF h Insurance companies
| Of Ohio, were organized under the H-con-
ceiyed act OF 1885, or under special charters,
| stu looserh and more cruderu their proyts-
ions, passed prior TO the adoption OF the
! duired only twenty percent OF the subsr1b-
I "a capital to be paid In, the remainder 70 be
secured by Individual notes merely. The
1 require anything to be paid in Such laws
/ naturally prompted b Organizations Oi
4 Companies with the leading idea OF making
! money, and paying dividends to stoekhold-
I ems, without the use OF any actual capital
4 fact for bugine1sGnen tOrems15oeT. In these
days OF business rostratioD, disastrous con
~hagratiOns and falling, and insolyent E1re
Insurance Companies, learn this tacts thai
the New York State superintendent OF the
| Insurance Department, in
report for the year ending anuary !, LelO
l states thai Of all the 94 Fire insurance
Companies OF New York, no Fire Insurance.
| Co, possessing alike paid up cash capital
q one million dollars and Upwards, mas 8
4 LAEEG q ne aNIlAAl OHGA A1LAA-Nu
auee and capital as has theLoRILLARD Fir
I~nEuranceC Company, With fhsone exception
! Of the HoAE ISk %oiSew York Ais
I that no Fire InsuranceC Company inAmer1ca
possessing q paid up cash capital Of one mil
| lion dollars and Upwards, has so large ne
surplus over iabfliuesreinsurance n capt
tai, as has the HeNE INs. Co, Of N. Y.
The HOME has q paid up cash capital o
two million dollars. The income OF tn
! HONE, for the year ending January J. lS7O
was S2,47S,S49 %, and It's total expenditures
] Tor losses, &C., was Sl,954,l480 90. Its tota
assets on Jan. i, $50, was S4.5l6,3S %.
The LoRILLARD has q paid up cash capita
! of one million dollars. Its income for thu
year ending Jan. /, 1870, was S754,So2 %, and
II paid for losses and all other expenditure
in the same period, S6a,SOO 90 leaving asset
on hand Sl,6S0,5O 90.
You all know well b eimportance ofkeep
! ing your merchandise and property insured
Is IL not more important TO procure q keel
your insurance In the strongest and bes
me HoNE o. New York. and the LoRIL
LARD ms. Co, are represented by WdlI
TLEsEY ADAMS, their only Agent at War
rem.
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The Provisional government, tho,
assailed by the Red Republicans and
Orleanists, succeeds admirably, and
the conduct Of the people Of Paris Is
in the highest degree orderly and
praisewOrthy. 1914 E.-f
II is stated that the correct number
of soldiers surrendered at Sedan Is
$1,000.
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Local Notices.
$1,000 Reward.

$1,000 ReWurdts offered 70 any one who
can shoEthntl hereare better curative drugs
in existence than those which compose
Clarks' Anti-Bilious Compound
$1,000 Reward IS offered TO any one h
can show that ont halfasmany Liver, StOm-
ach and Blood Diseases can be cured BY n
other kind Of medicine s BY ClarkB' Anti
Bilious Compound.
II these were not facts the above would
stimulate the ambition OF some person 70
claim the offered rewards Of S2OO0.
Clarks' Auti-Billious Compound Is tr0T-
Tdnted % clre diseases OF the Liver, Stomach
or Blood. IL is t~0dTTuHfed 20 cure Dyspepsia,
Sourness OF the Stomach, splitting up OF
Food, Sick Headache, Parched Tongue Ner-
vOusness n Loss Of Sleep, Female Weak
ness, BIliousness, Constipation, Erysipelas,
Rheumatism, Scrofula. EruptiOns OF The
Skin. Lame Back and Side.
1t IS warranted 20 giUe o good appetite and
Civ strength TO the feeble q debLltated.
It Is warranted TO be the best blOOdpurify-
ing and health invigorating medicine yet
discovered.
The testimony is copious and conclusive.
PRIcESl, 90 per bottle for sale by Druggists
Prepared by r. c. & C.S. CLARK,
Operative Chemists, Cleveland,
Auu- Il IsT0-l5Ea
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Ditch NO. 5, Braoeville Tp.
AUDITORS OFFICE
uuuN 0HrO Auu. % Isl

MAEhENs OaAot A18- G~1
NOTICE is hereby given, that q
petition was presented 70 the Commls.
Ffoners OF Trumbun County, on the -
day Of June, 1870, signed by ) lngranam
and Others, praying for the widening and
deepeninR oil ditch In the Township o.
Braceviue. An order was issued BY salo
Commissioners 10 samuel +. Dlckeys sur
vevor. 10 make survey IN acsoruance Win
\ PRAYER OF said petitioner
me report OF aidSamuel +. Dlekeys sur
vsvor. embracing a map and profile Of sada
proposed ditch, Is now on nlein tne Aa1l-
f0ris Ofhcein Warren, o. Al persons inter.
egted. including n. o. Humphrey E,n 80
hi IA. Benedict. L f. Humphrey, Mlllla
Norfh- 81 Stow, s. p. Ingrahm, warren
Packardandt the Observation-Disclosures nall-
Way Co. will taks notice b q at meeting
~ y Faid Commissioners Of IrumoquC To-
10 be held at the Auditors ONCE, IN eaEren
q On thursday the 18th day Of september
$50 atl O'Clock, p. m, the said ConlnA
sioners viii hear any evidence or sAle'
ments which may be made by parties IN
JAS. ID. KENNEDY,
Aug. 81. 1S7O-St County Anditof'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14

h ladies OF the FirstPresbyterian Church
and society Of Warren. will furnish a nrst
rate dinner at the Dining Han during the
davsofthe Fair, viz: wednesday
day. the2 lst and Edof Sept
All kinds OF meats, vegetables ana pies
WILDE provided, also baked pork and beans
preparedfn Mrs. McConnelps best style tea,
eofee and so on to the and Of long bill OF
fare. tempting enough 70 excite the aPpe-
lite of an epicure. Besides the regular DIN
ner at the Hall, they VIII proylde q Luncn
on he Cream. Confectionery and Nuts
Sent. 7-2L
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Geo. Baldwin & Co.,

Kinsman, Ohio, have large stock OF all
the nrst-elass Stoves, Including the Plym-
onfb ROCK tewar Extension, &c, with a
fuu line OF other kinda Parlor stoves Tor
cOaland wood, &c, &c. Ca0 and see before
Won buv. Voepl. fs-@b-
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Great Cattle ShoE.

There viii be a pair Of the largest and
finest appearing cattle probably in the
State Of Ohio, at the Trumbun County
Fair next week. They belong to Mr.. N.
S. DIN, ofJOhnston, and are mammoth
specimens, weighing from sixty hun
dred to seventy hundred pounds. A
sight at these huge animals viii alone be
worth the admission price to the Fair
grounds. These cattle viii be on the
ground two days. Persons who have
seen them, say their equals have never
been seen in this section Of the State.
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The very prettiest can be had at Misses
Formanis. Young ladies wishing the hand
somest Bridal Ven 10 be had, should call at
Miss FOrman's. [Sep. 1927.
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SELLING.

The above prices viii be subject 70 ductua-
lions with other markets. always aiming to
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap asthe cheapest Remember the place,
next door to McLafn's Shoe Store, in room
formerly occupied by Trumbuu Nat. Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented
Come and see rs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14

II you want to see lovely ShawlsD beau
tifuI Dress Goods, and handsome Water
proofs, go to PECK BROTHER CO'S
Sept. Film.
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Local Notices
Boy Wanted!


Local Notices IS cent? per lire, drst insertion; 10
oent1 PEI tine, each EbSsqueR Insertion.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14

RKsapthe Blood Pun and avoid Fevsrs
by using Rbotte OF Poland's Humor Doctor
the great System Remover, sold and recon-
mended by HOyt& Spear.
ado not walt for 4 Cough or Kidney
Disease TO go as Il came but get POland's
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