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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

CATTLE.-Closing Markets.-The mar
ket was fairly active since Wednesday,
but the run was light, and the prices
obtained fair. The feeling in the cattle
trade, this week, was somewhat i'm
proved, and although the run was light,
an advance of only &c could be main
tanned. The supply kept pace with the
demand, which was also limited. Very
few stock cattle were on the market,
but were in active inquiry. The ruling
prices were as follows: Extra 100 t.
1,5O0 steers, 74aS4c; good to prime, l,lOC
to 100, 74a7!c; common to medium,
1000 to LOO, Glare; bulls, stays and
COWS, 500 to 1900, 54a6tc; stock steers,
800 to 1000, 5la6c.
SHEEP.-The market for sheep was
very good last week, and the supply was
fair, and prices advanced 25c 2 100. The
quality was about the same as last week,
the greatest number being clipped.
The following are the average prices
ruling during the closing market: Ex-
ira, 100 to ITO ms, 64a6lc; good to prime,
IS to 90 lbs, STATE; decent to fair, 70 to 50
lbs, 5fa5Ic; NEAR to common, 20 to IS
fbs, 4a4Ic; foot rot and s~callawags, by
the head, 81. 25aI. 75.-COmmerciGl, Nay 9.
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CHICAGOLTYE STOCK MARKET

BEEF CATTLE.-The falling oil in the
receipts to-day, and the favorable reac-
ton in New York, induced a better,
firmer feeling all around. A good de-
mand existed, and, with an excellent
quality of stock in the pens, trade was
sharp at I5a20c advance on yester-
days prices, or at substantially the clos
ing prices of last week. There were
several punches of light, thin stOckers,
and a few common mixed lots, but by
far the larger portion of the offerings
was composed of good to choice grades,
Averaging from 1,050 lbs upwards. The
extreme range of prices paid was A.50a
SIS, with the bulk of the transactions at
and within the range of S6.75aS. Fully
1000 head changed hands at prices rang
ing from $50 upward to $500. The
highest price realized was SS.25, by Greg
DRY, Strader & Co., for IS head, ayerag-
ing l,346 MS. COnger Brothers sold %
Iowa steers, averaging 1897 lbs, fed and
watered, at $3.50. There was a fair local
inquiry for good cows and medium steers
of from 800 to LOO lbs average, at S5.50a
$50. Stock steers were also inquired for
to a fair extent, and there were buyers
at SI.50a6.00 for averages of from 200 to
1850 lbs. New mich cows are in steady
demand, and sell readily at S50a70 2
head, for good to choice mixers Com
mon descriptions are slow of sale at
SS0a40.-Chiedgo Tribune, May 4.
By Telegraph, Chicago. May 9.
Cattle-Quiet at S5.OO9S,l21I for stoekers to
extra shipping beeves.
dogs-Steauy and tOlerably active ct $50
@S,e5 for comon to good smooth.
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district Cnnrf.

OlBlIICN OOuIl
The May term ofthis Courtcommenced
here, on Thursday, the 5thinst. Judges
CHAFFEE, FUTILE, FREEsKand CoNANr,
of the Common Pleas Court, holding the
same.
The first three days of the term were
occupied in the hearing of causes, no
opinions being announced until Monday.
Among the cases of general interest
heard and tried, none appeared-to attract
more attention than that relating TO the
legality of the corporate organization Of
the village of Cortland. The suit was
brought in the nature of quo ~rdrTdnto,
in form, by the Prosecuting Attorney,
against the acting Mayor and others,
claiming to exercise the functions of Of
fcers of said village. Judge Glidden
and F. E. Hutchins appeared for the re-
lator, and Messrs. Taylor & Jones for the
respondents. The case was tried upon
proof, and argued at length and with
earnestness by the able counsel. Want
Of space and time forbids a more extend
ed notice of the facts and the points made
by the counsel, and we go to press too
early to give the decision of the Court in
this, or any case, in fact, except in that
Of Ira II. Bunnell VS.. r. B. Potter, Re-
eeiver of the A. & G. W. R'y Co., which
was tried to the Court, and decided on
Monday. 1t will be remembered that
at the February term of the Common
Pleas Court, the plaintiff in this case re-
covered a verdict for s 5000. Atthis term
the Court gave plaintiff $4,000. Hon. A.
Hart and F. E. Hutchins, for plaintiff;
Judge Ranney and Judge Tyler, for de-
PENDANT. A motion for a new trial was
made by~defendant which was overruled,
tt which defendant excepted.
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Cleveland Wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, May 9, 1870.
FLoUR-Market continues firm, with
an upward tendency, and the demand is
moderately active. We quote as follows:
Citv madeX XXX white S6.75@ 90; xxx
white Kentucky $50; do Xxx amber
S6.25M6,5O; do Xxx red No. l S5.T5@6.OO;
do X red. No. 2 S5.O0@5.25. Country
made Xxx white S5,25@6,75; do Xxx red
s., so; rye flour S5,0Oa5,25.
Wharf.-The market was firm to-day,
at an advance of lc., with n rather quite
movement. Sales 3 ears No. l red win
ter at Sl.2O from store; No. 2 held at
81 .l3al, IA.
CoRS-hIarket inactive and nominal.
No l mixed 92c from store.
PoRK-Firm, and SOC higher; demand
fair. No. 1 mess 5000; No. , do $500
Clear S31, OOa32,O0.
SMOKED MEATs-Active and steady.
Wequote City cured: Sugar-cured Hams
Isle; Shoulders 13ic; Bacon, sugar cured,
lie; Dried Beef zoe. Country meats in
moderate demand at 164@17c for Hams
I2@121c for Shoulders l5c for Bacon.
LARD-In fair demand and firm. City
rendered 17c in tierces, 174cin kegs; coun-
try rendered I6l@17c.
BUTTER-The market continues steady
and there is a fair demand for choice
grades. We continue to quote prime tC
choice yellow 26@2Sc; fair to good grades
23@25c low grades l5@2c.
CHEEsE-Demand Highland themarket
quiet. New quoted at 10@l5c, IS t.
quality; old 14aI7c.
EGGs-In moderate demand at 15c fol
fresh by the package.
Oms-Linseed firm, with an ACTIVE
/ cOnsumptive demand selling 9SeaSl, O
for raw, 81, O3a1, 05 for boiled
APPLEs-Dried quiet at Si@9c z D..
BEANs-In moderate demand at $40
for prime h~and-picked; $l.5O@l.75 fol
common 10 medium.
LIME-Water Lime steady and in fai
demand at s l .7OaI.75 for Akron and Os
wego. White Lime S1.40 for city ant
Fremont. Louisville Cement 1920 pc
Dbl.
PLAsTER-Powell's Land $1,000 pc
ton; Alabaster Land $3.50 per ton; Cal
cined $3.50 per Dbl.
Co. W. quota aE fA11nN~E-
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Installation.

Rev. n. P. Bailey will be installed as
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
of this city, by Trumbun Presbytery,
this "wednesday evening, at Il o'clock.
The services will be conducted as fol-
lows: Reading the Scriptures, by Rev.
Y. Belts; Prayer, Rev. W. o. Stratton
Sermon, Rev. a. l. Hitchcock, d. D.,
President of Western Reserve College
Constitutional questions by the Mod
orator; Installing prayer, Rev. II. B.
Eldred; Charge to the pastor, Rev. II
D. Evans; Charge to the people, Rev. B.
F. Sharpe; Right Hand of Fellowship,
by the Presbyters and Elders of the
church; Prayer, by the Moderator
Benediction, by the pastor. The music
will be under the direction Of Prof. w
H. Dana.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

| didn't get to gobble as much as joy did"
We had been mistaken for railroad men,
and the joke was huge. The country
Increased in beauty, if possible, and at
no time did we find better farming lands,
or more magnificent scenery than be-
tween 0swego and Chetopa, unless il be
in the Territory. We made a short ex-
cursion, early one morning, and were
delighted with what we Jaw. Poor 10,
was not visible, but we were near a little
pasture of 100000 ten thousand acres
which a Cherokee is fenceing IN for stock
purposes; 100, 900 Texas Cattle are some
times brought across the line and go
through Chetop2 during the LIST, I'd and
Sd of December. From the road, the
Fort Smith trail, we could see Timber
Hill a few miles distant in the territory,
which is said to surpaSs anything we
had yet seen on our journey, for grand
eur of scenery, and breadth of view. 1t
furnishes the favorite place of resort for
excursion parties. When you get How
land Springs and Nelson Ledge worn
out, make up a party and come out.
Chetopa is a thriving village of three
years growth, lying on the right bank of
the NeOsho, and containing a population
of about 1000. 1t is improving rapidly,
and has essentials of permanent growth.
Its X. r. prospects at present,
are the NJ. X. & T. and joys Border
Tier road. 1t has two churches, one of
frame built by the Presbyterians, and
the other of stone, erected by the Meth
odists, nearly completed and ready for
dedication. Ibid not patronize the hotel,
so that L cannot tell whether sleepers
are in tiers of 8 deep, or the butter, as
usual, strong. Butter in Kansas, this
time of year, is almost universally strong
in w senses, Ist, because of the almost
entire want of cellars, or Other convent
ences for the care of milk, and in the
spring has in addition, a decided flavor
of prairie leeks, or onions. We have not
got to paradise vet by n means. a
nice rain, Monday morning laid the dust
to rest, which, the dust, not the rain, fur
nished a fruitful source of complaint
with the ladies who found it impossible
to escape its penetrating presence. On
u return, after crossing the river too
low down, and getting literally lost in
the timber, we were ferried Over Just
below Usage Mission, where we spent
the night in that square hotel, you may
remember. a word about that ferry.
1t is run by the town as a free ferry from
sun to sun, at an annual expense of
5 1000. Mission is not improving very
fast, hardly keeping pace with its rival
Erie, but hopes to receive anew impetus
by drawing the J.. l.. & G. r. r. down
the left bank of the NeoSho. Called
on Charlie Burton, at Erie. He proposes
to interview you within a few weeks,
so that I will not dwell. Found McEl-
DRY, of the Union, over run with work.
Humboldt held its Railroad celebration
last week. More anon. S.
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The London Quarterly Review.

We have received from the Leonard
Scott Publishing Company, New York,
the April number of the London Quar-
terly Review. The contents embrace
articles on the following subjects, viz
The English Bible; Lanfrey's Napoleon
The Church in Wales; Sir Charles East
lake and the English School of Paint
ing; Non-Historic Times; The Educa-
ton of the People; Mr.. Froude's Queen
Elizabeth Annals of an EVentfnl Life
Government Dealing with Irish Crime.
Price of the L. Q. R., 81 per annum. To
a club of four, a discount of twenty per
cent. To a club of ten a copy gratis to
the getter up of the Club. Address L.
Scott Pub. Co., 40 Fulton street, N. Y.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Last Sunday was a general election day

Last Sunday was general election day
in France, on which occasion there was
submitted to vote OF the French people
the simple proposition w~hetherthe pres
ent imperial dynasty shall be upheld or
whether it shall cease forthwith and for
ever to rule the French people. This is
the meaning of the Latin term Pte6ts-
citam, a decree of the people as contra
distinguished from SendtUs CoHsHIt"m, a
decree of the Senate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Nry XOpE NTouQ

BEEvEs-With $3.50 cattle for the week, of
which AGO were on sale to-day, the market
is strong and active at last weeks figures of
I3c for bulls, I5@I6c for hinnlsh western cat
tie, and I7aI71Zc for good to choice steers
The quality was fair and the market aver
aged Ice, all selling, two ears state still fed
bulls at lSc, a car very common little s cwt
steers OF % cwt at l5kGl6c, las Kansas ~
cwt at I51zGI7c, and 20 ripe9 cwt Illinois cat
tie at l6lIGI71zc, 2 to one butcher at the lat
ter price. The cattleare in n few hands, four
firms controlling over ,oOO during the week.
~SHEEP-Firm at &c for very thin IS rs
| Ohio sheared up to Sc for a car - rs and &c
for a car ~ rs; q car Virginia lambs OF "a rs
sold at l5c, prime Jerseys are worth lSc. To
tai 1880, with 4.5OO to-day, all selling.
HOGs-Are coming in more freely, the 81
cars to-day completing 1900 for the week.
City dressed sell at lll49l2c; live at 9LGgLc.
A car 2n rs Illinois sold 81 &c
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

General Sheridan, when informed of
the gathering of the Sioux and of their
taking the offensive and intention to in
augurate ageneral Indian war, remarked
that whatever might be said, he was go
ing TO make those Indians behave them
selves, and if in order to do this he were
obliged to kill them that would be their
fault not his.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

Pleased with and proud of his productions,
desires and seeks opportunity to exhibit
them to community, inviting their inspec-
ton and criticism. Believing this method
best calculated in the long run to succeed,
and hence more preferable than the method
OF sending out challenges; therefore we TOOK
specimens of our ereTy day work none made
for the purpose expressly out TO the Fair
last fall, and for which we received the first
premium, and followingu up this course we
expect to exhibit specimens of our work at
the National Photographic,Society's Exhibi-
ton in Cleveland, % to meet. Meanwhile
we will continue to make as good work as is
done in Trumbull or adjoining Counties
The place where this is done is on east side,
Main St., at BROOKS & POTTER'S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

An eel, two feet eight inches long,
and weighing over two pounds, was
caught last week with a hook, in the
olentangy river, near Delaware, Ohio.
Miss Susan B. Anthony lectured al
Ravenna, on the 26th ult. Subject
Work, Wages, the Ballot.
Peru. Indiana, has a young man, ten
years of age, in Jail for assault and battery
on the person of his mother. He says
'these women needn't think they can
control us men. Let them attend to their
own business" The old lady is disgust
ed with trying to raise up young Presi-
dents.
Senator Revels, in the course of an adj
dress to a party of friends who serenaded
him, mentioned that, eleven years ago,
while looking through one of the door
ways of the Senate Chamber, he was or
dered out of the building as an intruder.
What a volume of history in that one
fact.
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The Warren Chrnnicle

Gives us a specimen of a new dodge in ad-
vertising-int the shape of a trial for burglary.
The accused is confronted with the proof
that he has stolen six pairs Of boots that
or SIl a pair, which makes the offence grand
larceny, punishable in the penitentlary.-
But he hasJ G. McLain subpoened, who tes-
titles that the boots were stolen from him,
pair, which makes the offence petit larceny,
sends the prisoner toJail only, and advertises
McLain's Boots and Shoes-AJtdoid0 Sen
NneL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

For the benefit Of those who may not be
aware Of the TACT, we would state mat We
have connected with our Dry Goods and
Ladies' Cloak department, n first class Gus
tom Tutoring department. keeoing large sup,
ply OF fine and fancy Coatings, Sultlngs ano
Cassimeres. We nave just secured from New
York city, q Jrst class fashionable cutter O
taste and experience, anda full, complement
OF the best workmen to be. obtained
y. B.-We employ none but men for custom
trade. While we do not profess to compete
with cheap ready made work, we invite q
comparison OF our goods, prices ma tcork,
with any first class establishment IN the
CITY. confident that our goods will be found
equal and our prices much 6eLolC odherS:
Is Market st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Rntter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, May 9.-Butter steady at l+G
SOC for Ohio. Cheese firm at lO@lTc.
PITTSBURGH, May 9.-Butter, market dull,
demand limited. Fresh roll &c; good TO
prime . to Sc. Common lots not wanted
Cheese-Market firm with a good trade de
mand. The receipts for some time past were
small. Sales Goshen at l86I61lc; New York
Goshen I7NGIsc; New York dairy l6l9i7c.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-Butter.-There is a
good demand for choice yellow grass butter
uniform in color, at 30g32c., andstngle pack
ages bring Ia2c. more, but light color is slow
at 2JG2Sc., and inferior sells at i0al5c. 2 b.
Cheese.-The market is steady for prime new
factory at H@l5c, and Western Reserve at
l3c. per lb., actual tare, but skim milk cheese
is unstable.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Infant Baptism.

Next Sabbath morning, the 18th inst
Rev. n. P. Bailey, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church, will preach on the
above subject, and show that it is the
duty Of every parent in the church to
have his infant children baptized. AL
persons feeling any interest in the sub
jeet, are invited to be present at the
usual hour of morning service.
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4, Is7O-2mo.
Something More

Than mere newspaper puffs n assertions
are necessary TO convince an intelligent,
discriminating public of the merits Of those
productions which come under observation.
Therefore, while we publish TO the commu-
nifty facts, we desire Investigation, and in
wife all who want artistic productions, and
the pleasure of being eusatisned with what
they receive, to call at the Art Gallery OF
Brooks & Potter for their Photographs,
whether for cards or larger size. where full
satisfaction is guaranteed. Don't forget the
fact that their rooms are situated onthe east
side of Main 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Adams, Circulating Library.

Our entire stock otnteresting and valua-
BILE books, amounting now to more than
twenty-five hundred1olumes. ranging from
one dollar upwards, was opened last week
to the reading publ as a circulating IL
brary." ANY person can have the read
OF them, by depositiH the price of the book,
and when the book ; returned, the money
will be refunded, detecting ten cents for the
use of a dollar bool fifteen cents for one
dollar and a half box. &C. Each book TO
be returned within to weeks.
At ADAMS BOOKSTORE,
Warren. o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

John Cook, Sr., of Akron, has a
nineteen year old canary bird, which
has always hung in his store.
The Northwestern States have not
less than 20O,O 09 Norweigans, all Pro-
testants, probably without asingle
Roman Catholic exception.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
New School House.

We advertise, in another column, the
call of the Board of Education for sealed
proposals for a new brick school house
on east Market street, in this city. Let
our contractors and builders govern
themselves accordingly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.
Beeves-In fair demand at an advance.
Sales l,6OOhead extra at 9lz9l0c; q few choice
at lO4e lair to good at S1zg9c; common at
7N6Sc.
Sheep-In fair demand. Sales 1900 at SO
Hogs-Higher. Sales 1900 head at slS,OOs
II n
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House and Lot fol Sale in Warren.

]. w. Tyler proposes to sell his house and
lot on MahoningA enue-a two-story frame
house, in Thorough repair, with excellent
cellar, well and cfsiern. Gas in every room
All conveniently arranged. Sewerage and
drainage complete. Alage cornerlot- GOOD
barn. Property will be sold very cheap
Small payment dow balance on time
For particulars call at the premises, or al
the Banking House OF freeman Hunt.
Nav 4-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

Have no time for Itehing fig leaves for
the naked truth, anche truth in the pres
ent case is, that theNew England Photo
graphic Gallery weA the palm of superiori-
ty over all other plaG in Trumbull Co., as a
place to secure first cSs tOork, and while we
make statements anassertionstothiS effect
we desire the criticia of the best judges in
the country with a Nw of making us gu
liars If possible. WOledn shat zoe say, eue1J
time, and challenge ar ATtiSt TO a trial Of skill,
equal facilities graIed to he contending
parties. Gallery opposite the Court House
on Market ST., Warren, o., at signo Revoly-
ing Pyramid. RICE q BLISS,
phOtO0ranherS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Rhyme of the Hats..1s7O.

Spring has returned and Flora reigns;
Buds, birds and flowers I'LL earth with hdtTy
scenes,
or RelLdh, blestland, dream amoroos svaiRs
FOR Mrs. IsSet~--H "Uy
Queens.
ings to her fellow humans, she has a stand
ing order for weekly consignments OF every
thing new, fresh and lovely in head gear
Come and see.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Farmers .

You can find the largest stock of Cultiva-
tors, including the Rogers, Pittsburgh Iron,
Remington, Malta1 Beldon and Excelsior .'all
of which you can buy very cheap as we have
a thousand, or less, on a Jameson &
Wheelers old stand.
KIRK & CHRISTY.
May4 lg7O-2mo-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Ladies' Riding Saddle!

The adult singing class of Gustavus, give
a grand concert Friday evening, May IS, un-
der the direction OF c. @. CASE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

Awarded to a.. Waldeck, Of the City Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more OF the
same sort, fresh daily, two doors south OF
McLain's Bank, main street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Pleasant Dreams =

OF all styles, materials and patterns, from
plain TO very nice, at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Accidents

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million doudrS- Apply 70
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loct- zf-tI.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

Areinduced by those superb Wool Mattresses,
n profitable reflection by the easy Chairs,
Sofas, and Lounges, sold by
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
We Offer

Ladies |! Ladies!
Those Gold Watches nave just arrived, at
KINGS. on Main Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
CrOckeryi


We have Just received a large stock of i'm
perial and Stone China, all for sale low
Gold down. PEW & BRO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
City Bakery.

Go to Henry Waldeck's
For your fine French and American can
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

Lost on Saturday evening, April 80, on
Main or Market ST., q Smith q Wesson sew
en- chamber Revolver, (smail siZel. The find
er will be literally rewarded by leaving II
with E r. WISE, at this office.
Nav IL. 1870.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
A-.naaI to NiIesfnMn!

King takes Wards Scrip at par, for Furni-
ture. Where does this monarch bear rule?
At Kings New Block, near the Mahoning
Depot.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

For your Hanging Baskets, Flower Pots,
Garden Vases. Garden and Flower Seeds,
House Plants. Bedding Plants, a..
March BLOW
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
Go tO A. T. Hoyt,s
Burial Robes

For your Hanging Baskets, Flower Pots.
Garden Vases, Garden and Flower Seeds,
House Plants, Bedding Plants, &c.
March S-l0W
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The Genuine

Elias Howe sewinR machine-sold in the
CITY Of Warren, only by ADAIR& WEIkER,
Main ST., opposite Mahoning Depot.
Sept 2e,-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

80 Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
Price so cents. Manufactured by r. P. Hall
& Co., Nashua. n. II. ISept, ., Tyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11

| Corn CultivatOrs
OF all kinds at Jameson & Wheeler's old
stand. KIRK &CHRISTY.
May 4, ISTO-2mo.