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&c 20 MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.-I am
~ receiysng a complete assortment OF LA.
DIES. GENTS, mis-. ES'. aud CHiLDREE'E.
ELS, TR uNKS, UMBRELLAS, and HATS,
which vii! he sold ut low prices for cash only. i
invite my Old customers mud the public to cali and
eAamlhe my Stock. JOHN lARROLD,
SIT Broad street, old stand.
=. BAH persons indebted TO me are rcgil. sted
y cali and settle their accounts.
Be22-et j, Ii.
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Z. RILEY WHISkEY.
BOOTS, SHOES, dc.


MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER, cor
Iva ncr Fifth au~ Broad streets and No 1923 Main
BOOT. SHES, TRUNKS, SkTCHELs. etc,
comprising the latest STYLES OF various kinds now
In use Tor lad, es gents, mtsses boys, and chill
dren's wear, the goods being made especially for
us and the general reputation of our goods Is go
lavorably known that 1t requires no further re,
commentator. Our ARRANGEMENTS Win the pes e,
times to thow one of tho very best socks In the
ctty We have reduced the prices OF all our goods
from the finest down to The lower grades.
MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
corner Fifth aud Broad streets
and No. 1923 Main street.
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By Grubbs Il Williams, Aucttoncc-s.
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

THAT VERY VALUABLE LOT OF
i GROUED on THE SOuTH SIDE OF NJ y
STREET RETWEfN FIFTH IND SIXTH
SIRE CTS NEXrABDYE THE SECOND BaP-
TiST CHuRCH. will be sold 1T auction, upon
III. premises on TuESD& S, 18th Ortohcr. al half
past O'Clock Z. NJ. 1t trcn.s 80 feet on Mia
Street and runs back about $50 fee. la5 lot IS III
very desirable part OF tic city for private resi-
deuces, and Is also very 10 The business ceu-
tire.
TERMS AT sale
GaUBBS Il WILLIAMS,
90 aurtinn1prS
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BE- Grnbns & Williams,
Auctioneers aud Real Estate Agents,

Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
THE HALF-ACRE LOT, No. 227, IN
i THE PLAN OF MANCHESTER. AT A UC-
TON .--On WEDNFSD the 9sth day of Sep
tenbcr, at q o'clock =. NJ, will sell upon the
prem ;se5, lot No. 90, IN Manches ,er, at til"
ncr of Porter aud seventh streets, 132xl6j feet.
TERMS AT sale.
GRUBBS X WILLIAMS,
sr23 Auctioneers.
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EGoTIsTIC PRAYER.--When you are cX-
amining yourself, never call yourself merely
a 'sinner"; that is very cheap abuse, and
utterly useless. You may even get to like
1t, and be proud of it. But call yourself
liar, coward, sluggard, glutton, or an
evil-eyed, jealous wretch, If you indeed lind
yourself TO be in any wise either OF these.
An immense quantity OF modern confession
OF sin, even when honest, is merely sickly
egotism, which will rather gloat over il.
own evil than lose the Capitalization Of its
interest in itseif.-Rusktn.
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UR Y GOODS.
GRAND EXHIBITION VI
~ FALL DRY GOODS.

~rASD EXHIBITION o'
" rr npy GOODS.
soaortment Of
Having received '"ii "A ,ops
sEAsONABLE AND DhSi""
.,.. ,.,, from our friends ana 'n'
wv '"'''' ,Ascs Al, styles Of
general. oa'
DRESS GOODS,
su,wLs. ,v,prs
.,rv,RD and BALMORAL S"AN
SkTINS.
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Come and look
At elegant l0.4 BLANKETS at s.;
atu.4BLEACHED SHEETISG good at 4sc.i
YARD-WIDE BLEACHED and BROWN COT.
TON at l0c.
ALL.WOOL FLASNELS 1T CSC;
At best lo-4 SHEE Ting 4! 5or.;
At elegant ALPACA rOPi.lhS at ?5c.:
At YsRD-W1DE BtEACHED COTTON, as
good as WAMSUTTA, at lst.;
At be lutifui BuMBAZISE SUITS, half price:
At a splendid line OF BLACK ALPACAS;
BEAVER. MQHAIRS, aud TURKISH LUS-
TRES:
SCARLET BALMORALS;
And LASTLY,
At 80. 600 other things at HALF PRICE. Sc %
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The sham cartridge story that | laughed
at Yesterday is true. . The Interpretation Of
ridges, made up mainly Of bran and sand
in pounded state, with Il very little pow
der, were probably SO made and Intended
for recruits exercise. They accidentally
got mixed and distributed to the Mobiles
along with the real article.-Pa1ls letter.
Are we to be forever sacrificed to the I'M
beeilty Of Court Generals! OF LIE Boeuf
and Failly, because they are handsome Or
naments at Court ball? because they are
fayorites Of the mistress of the Tuilleries.
because Failly was her -?-Ports letter
Cincinnati Commercial.
The Great American Dcsscrt--Truit.
That's plain enough.
When is lot O corn like corner lot !
When it's ground.
Spirit of the New Jersey press-Apple
jack aud cider.
A tender plaec--Behlnd the locomotive.
Double you, OH man! iswoman.
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By Grubhs & Williams,
Rea! Estate Agents and Auclionccrs,
Eleventh street between Main aud Bank.

A BUILDING LOT ON TIE WEST
"a SIDE OF SIXTH STREET, BETWEEE
DUVAL AND BAKER STREETS, will b. sclt at
auction, upon the premises, OH THURSDAY, :9tli
September, at s. O'Clock 2. NJ.
IT is G21lc? feet 10 an alley I6 feet wide.
Persons wanting good lot ut 4 low price will oo
we'll 10 attend.
TERMS: At the sale.
20 GRJBES x WILLIAMS.
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'1AkNETT'S COMPOUND

6TAkNETT'S COMPOUND
~ VEGETABLE BITTERS.
The che pest the market. Only 75c. per bottle.
just the Ching for weak. delicate pcrsoIs without
appetite, feeble digestion &C. No mere bar-room
b}tters, but highly medicinal, and yet pleasant
beverage. Children are fond Ct T.. Although in
the m:rket only few weeks, the most ilattering
reports have been received and many certificates
volunteered. To be found At the drug store of DR..
j. L. GARRETT, No. OILS Broad street, and drug
stores generally. se5
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r IEBIG'S EXTRACT OF NEAT, fresh
i 4 from the agent OF Liebig's Extract OF Meat
Company. For sale by j. BLAIR,
GeS Druggist, s?s Broad street.
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TJIGU CONSTABLE'S SALE.-By order
Ill OF the Judge of the Circuit Court Of The city
of Richmond. Iwill sell NJ public auction TUES
DAY, the ith day OF October ut 10 'clocE, at the
Ills Main street. the entire stock OF G knCERItS,
&c, therein contained Also tic FURNITURE,
&C., in the yelling above, to satisfy an at.ach-
ment In my hands In favor Of II. 4 j. MYERS rS H.
NJ. Dominica, and also 10 satisfy distress warrant
rS. same.
TERMS Cash tor all sums OF 800 or less over
gotiable paper, interest added.
Sc 20 lot 4. W. RJsENF H. C. C. Il
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TINDLING-WOOD OFFICE RE
N MUyED.-Mr. j. B. WATKINS having
ceased he Mt for the sale OF our KIN Dill Nj
WOOD the Office Is at tie factory, south side o.
the Ba.ia between Tcuth and eleventh. streets,
where we have tie finest lot o: DRY nAk AMI
Pr 10 he found III TIE CITY. The price has hcen
rcduc. d 81 per cord IN every variety of wood.
Also, coal Of every kind.
WATKINS & BROTHER.
II. w WATKINS Agent. sa-3m
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RESTAURANTS.
MATING, OIL-CLOTH, DC.

GORGE w. ANDERSON 81 SONS
VI have In store and for sale u fine stock OF
CARPETS, PAPEk-HANGINGS, &C., &C., en-
bracing In part -
NELv EFT BRU US SELLS, TAPESTRY, THREE
PLY, and The common grades OF CARPETS !;
Varieties of STAIR CARPETS
The FALL STYLE of PAPER-HANG1NGS,
nearly all OF new designs;
Stylish p.ttcrns OF FLUOk and TABLE OIL
CLOTHS,
CURTAIN GOODS. CORNICEs,
WINDOW SHADES,
and all the articles OF first class establishment
These goods are FRESH, and arc offered VERY
Low.
Our senior partner has had n business expert
ence In this community OF thirty years, aud has
selected our goods with especial reference to this
market.
We cordially invite on inspection ut 1905 Main
street, below Twelfth (up stafrs). Be Id I'm
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ROUSs,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.
SEPTRMBER 90, 1870.
NEW FALL GOODl.

People daily ask why do DUCKWALL i
RUUSS sell goods cheaper than other people
Answer: We hay them cheaper. Mr. Rouss
lives In New York; buys for fifty stores ; buys ior
cash nj auction; brys everywhere
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A NTHRACJTE COAL.-I am receiving
n supply of the celebrated FRANKLIN,
LORBERkY, and "iYkENis FALLEYnRED
ASH and frst-clqss WHITE ASH ANTERA-
CITE GOALS which will be sold at LOWEST
RATES. Also, CUMBERLAND COAL. for steam
aud smiths use, s. +. LATHROP,
an i. Seventeenth street at drawhridge.
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DUBLIC SALE OF LANDING will
J. sell. on the premises, on THURSDAY, the 10Th
OF October next, at l. O'Clock NJ, & TRACT tF'
AND FORTY ACRES, living Oh Owens creCk
near Gum Spring, III The county of ousa, 1t beipS
the same land III which judith Smith, deceased,
held life estate. and which is now in the occu-
parcy Of y. &. Moss. The land Is level, aud con-
renient to mills and churches
The terms Will he made known on the day OF
sale. pEACIIY K. GRATIAN,
Agent for The C0uches;
CAROLINE M. CARTER,
MARY f. DUKE.
SO 2e--Tu& FdSswtd
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GOD LIVER OIL.-Pertcctly pure and
" unusually fresh. lis quality Is unexceptivn-
able. just received, for sale by tho botLlc Or
mrssurc J. BLAIR,
81 n So Broad street.
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KLLETT & WATKINS,
No. l2ll MAIN sTEET, RICHMOND, VA,
are now prepared to cffer to The merch sntS OF the
South an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF sIa-
pIE AMI FANCY DRY GOODS. comprising
every article usually kept in wholesale dry
goods house all new and selected with care LOT
prompt trade ut prices as low rs they can he
bought Tor In any market In this country.
An examination OF our stock Is earnestly So
lictIcd. El.LEll "Aihi'H.
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ESTABLISHED 1893

Capital stock and a, ,a5e states sa7g75a
nenosited With Treasurer Of VIZ soooo o.
oinia registered bonds. ...".".. ""''"' W.
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and EroaI and No. i3s3 Main street, and mo- other
store on Broad street has brunched OH from ours.
&c 20 MARCUS HARRIS & BkSTHER.
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LIFE INSURANCE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.
(NORpIS FRANKLIS. pRFSEnEST,l
345 AND 3iS BROADWAY.

Assets january l, 1870 y! ~
Losses pSid fl Virginia .....,......... 1890 W
Policies issued on ordinary life plan, non-ior-
feEabla after thu annual premiums are palh,
on endowment plan (where insured gets ire
amount I'm cash a: the close Of the term non-ioT-
feitsble after payment of two annual premiums,
with privilege 81 closing up st option OF Insured
by psid-up policy for pro rata amount OF ffst
policy. dee at clo:e Of endowment: also, for Unit
cd periods on same terms. Tor ncnth OF iegat'e%.
IAFSED POLICIES 81 THE WAX MAY NJ
RFtNSTATED UPON liberal TERMS.
Ohice owe. Exchange Bank, with Daycnpor! II
Co., llei Mstn street, Richmond. Va.
&. *. BAILEY, Agent.
DIR. A. q. T1RTHAM.)
PE. 4. + IJ fs1ahhEMAN' Examiners sur
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WOOD AND COAL.


GOAL AND WOOD.-The watermelon
- season is ever, but we are still receiving
"Fresh and fine,
just from the mine"
CLOVER HILL, ANTHRACITE, nc,
We have made arrangements with WATKINS X
BRO. TO sell their klNDLlSG and JOKING
WOOD al reduced prices. LONG WOOD, oak
and pine, always on hand. ~
BHaZEAL & COTTRELL.
cc3 corner Ninth street and Basin.
T AN NOW READY TO SUPPLY THE
l. very best LUMP, HAIL. and AVERAGE
CLOVER HILL andWlNTERPOCk COALS Et
the very lowest markeI rates. Also, ANTHRh-
CITE COAL OF every Kind and SOFT COKE
always on hand. a large supply OF the very best
SEASONED OAK aud PINE WOOD, sawed and
unsawed. Now is the time TO get your fuel Tor the
winter. K. y. GARi,
No. lls Eighth street, near packet landing
au INV SS2m
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
W. VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER OF TENTH AND BANK STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.
lnssires Buildings by perpetua! or annHsl ponc!'
Losses equitably adjusted ard prom pity pale.
II. A. CLAIftORNF, Principal Agent.
JOHN s. UsSFt'RTH, SecrctsTv.
HEShY >. DAEfoRTR, Assistant secretarY'
SAMUEL Ii. PCLLIAA, Collector.
DIRECTORS:
JAQUELIS 2. TAYLOR,
WILLIAM g.. ALLEN,
JOHN &. HoS3OS,
JAMES DUNLOP,
WILLIAM GRAY,
GEORGE DAVIS, SR.,
JAMES III. GRAST
ALFRED r. HARRIS,
JOHN PURCELL.
JOHN FHEELSSD.
GARRET r. WATSON,
WILLIAM II, HAEALL,
WILLIAM Il, PALMER 3h>
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale, Hall
N Brothers & Co.'S celebrated FHAEknlN
Goa . from ykeps Valley :MOCANAQuE RED
ASH GOALS: GEORGES GREEN, CgMBER-
LAND; MIDLOTHIAN and GLOVER HILL
BITUMINoUS GOALS.
Also OAK and PINE WOOD at lowest market
rates WRIT ROBERTS,
an 10 corner Seventeenth and Dock 6treets.
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TOAL, COKE, AND woodbury. new
~ established and superior factory ITO conduct
which resigned the agency of the old one, sup
plies the best III y DLING and COOKING WOOD
as cheap IF not cheaper) as any place In the city.
BIFUMINOUS CuAi.-all ktuds and sizes.
ANTHRACITE COAL-all kinds and sizes.
S:rFT COKE all kinds and eiZtS.
sc23 j. 4. WATKINS, III Ml,u street.
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4 DEFINITE CASH SJKKENDTF WIZ T T
GUARANTEED on ALL POLICIES LApsED 81 SoN-
rAYMEST OF PREMIUM, which amount WI. at
til. option al the ppllcy-holcer. be PAID hin IL
cash on tho surrender OF his p0lcg, or loaned W
him At SIX per cent interest 10 pay his future PEE
mtum=, thtreor continuing his policy in force tor
the fGl amount.
With sum tent capitsl for entire security, 10
lie Insurance company Offers superior advantages
to The CAROLINA.
All i:s protits are DIVIDED am0rg is policy
hnIitsrs In Dividends on nc coHtr. BUTTON pan.
No restrictions on travel or rtsidehc@ III ''s
United STATES, Canada or Eur0p".
All policies uon-io7;ci'abic afacr second year
Al! losses paid promptly IN Cash.
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TIRE, MARINE, AND ysuRANCE.
u 1nr1cr No 11na MAIN STR EEI-

CAPITAL REPREsENTED....
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM. 90"
h'AI OF LONDON.
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JOHN :. PEESTOT.
GENERAL STATE AGENI VIRGINIA,
ills MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.

FIHST-CEASS AGENTS
will be appointed III every county III the stste.
LIBERAL, FkMS,
ana all applications, personally or by lIt'r'
nrNmuIi. nnsMc-t.'. " ~ on
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14
New York Cireus-..To-day,

The celebrated company OF equestri-
n from the Fourteenth Street New
York Circus, will perform in Warren,
this afternoon and evening. The great
Band Chariot, containing the musical
brigade" will be drawn through the
streets, in procession, at ten o'clock, this
forenoon, by tWenty-four superb horses.
The Band will appear in full scarlet uni
forms, with costly gold mountings, epau-
lettes, helmets, plumes, decorations, &c,
after the style Of the defunct Imperial
guard OF Napoleon. The members Of
this troupe have travelled for many sea-
sons, till they have at length established
a reputation worthy Of their perform
ance, and Of the first riders and gym
nasts in the profession. This year, in
addition to the usual attractions, they
have organized, under Prof. Boswold, a
fine military Band, composed Of twenty
four wind instruments, said to be the
largest ever attached to any exhibition
Clad in a full and gorgeous uniform, the
members Of the band viii be conveyed
through the city, in a golden chariot,
deliberately carved and decorated. II
is drawn by twenty-four Of the finest
horses the world can produce, and is but
a symbol of the delights to be found
within the tent.
As everybody is supposed to be fond
of hearing good music and seeing fine
horses, there will, no doubt, be a lively
time among outsiders to assist at the
grand entree in town on the day of exhi-
bition. In order to avoid the crowd in
the evening, we would advise families
to attend the afternoon performance.
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Mecca Items.

Mecca Items.
EDITOR CHRONICLE There has been
some change in property during the past
week, viz: The lot owned by Chsfee,
from which the tavern stand was burned
last spring, was sold to J. LachmEn, con-
psideration $500. He is erecting on the
same ground a large house, 9sx4O, which
viii add very much 10 the looks Of the
village.
". d. Benton & Co. have retired from
who are continuing the trade from both
stores.
Many people seek for wealth, by re-
ceiving their riches from the hidden
treasures. Of the earth, such as drilling
the rock and from its inscrutible hiding
place draWingthe oil. There are at pres
emit eight wells in operation; the guam
tity of oil varying from one to three bar
rels per day. Others, with their diaries,
count from day to day what they must re-
ceive as their income. A large quantity of
the milk is manufactured at the Hickock
factory. situated at Powers Corners. The
August cheese were sold to b. Stiles &
| Co., Of Warren, for 124 cts.
Our corn crop, which two months ago
indicated a failure, caused by heavy
rains, is now ready for harvest and is an
/ excellent yield!
We had quite a heavy rain to-day,
/ cooling the air and making everything
appear as new. There was quite a heavy
wind with the rain. Some few claps OF
/ thunder; one bolt striking a COW owned
/ by Nelson Cowdrey. It was grazing in
the open pasture, and Has killed in
stantly. r 3. L
Sept. 8, 1870.
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The First Year Of the TrumbulI Co.
Agricultural Society.


We have before Us a copy Of the "First
Annual Report Of the Trumbun County
Agricultural Society,"" for 1876. The re-
port is in a pamphlet Of Is pages, pre-
pared by Major Churchill, OF Greene, to
whose courtesy we are indebted for the
copy before us. The officers for the year
Is46-almost q quarter Of a century ago
were-President, John F. Beaver; Vice
President, George Hszlep; Secretary,
George HspgoOdi Treasurer, Jacob &.
Baldwin; Managers, Havilah Smith,
John Battles, Joseph H. WOlcott Cyrus
Bosworth, Major Churchill.
Since its organization the Society has
prospered and largely extended its in
fuence. The report Of the Treasurer Of
the Society, Jacob d. Baldwin, Esq,
shows that financially it had a small be-
ginning, its entire expenditures being
but SISl Is, whereas the item premiums
alone are this year equal to ten times
that amount being about $4,000. The
total sum in premf4ns awarded at the
first Fair amounted to Sizes. The list
Of premiums awarded at the first Fair
would not occupy much more than a
half q column in the CHRONICLE. The
first premium for full blooded cattle was
awarded Geo. Hezlep, Gustsvus, 81, for
the bull "Young Wallace" On 2 year
olds, Thos. Kinsman, Of Kinsman, took
the first premium, g. for "~Pantoning."
In Grades-two year old heifers-L. D.
Sheldon, Of Vernon, took first and
second premiums. In Natives-Cows
and two year ole heifsrs-Simeon aud J.
h. Baldwin, Of Champion, took the first
premiums. Horses-Best stallion, John
Bronstetter, Weathersfeld. Broodmare
aud colt h. B. Perkins, Warren. Three
year old gelding, Harmon Austin, War
rem. Matched horses, Lysander Pelton,
GustaYus. Sheep-fne Wool-frst prem
ium, s. A Parmeter, Brookheld. Ewes
first premium, Joseph Perkins, War
rem. Long wool-1st, Harris EWslt How
land. Swins-hrst premium to Freder-
lex L Tai, BraceYille, and John W.
Seeley, Rowland. Collins Atwood, OF
Rowland, was ahead on potatoes. Mrs.
Maxwell Kennedy, Of Rowland, made
the best butter, and Stephen P. Robins,
Of Gustavus. the best cheese. In the
blowing match, Purdy & Fuller, How.
land, won on the OK team trial; and with
horse teams, John Tbbetts, Weathers'
field, took the first premium, John
Reeves, jr., Of Rowland, the second
Isaac VsnGorder and Harris Ewalt vert
first and second best on apples anC
Frederick Kinsman and John Harsh dit
to on grapes. Pulled cloth, first prem,
ium TO David S. Fits, Gustsvus. Isaa,
Lee, Of Pennington, received the frs
premium on flannel.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEEF CATTLE-Fat cattle scarce and
commanding good prices. The demand
for first and seeond-class cattle exceeds
the supply. The few desirable shipping
beeves offered were held fully 25c high
er than at the close Of last week, and
found a plenty of takers" Shippers
paid S,O067,5O for medium to choice
steers, though the bulk Of their purchas-
es were made at a range Of 5000 90
$50 was obtained for a drove Of "a
Kansas steers, averaging ZOOS rs. This
was a good bunch of steers, fat and sleek,
but the price realized was at least 25cts.
above the market. Texas cattle sold
from $3.50 for light, thin, rough lots to
Sis for choice-chiefy at $,O094,OO for
common to good droves. Common cows
were dull and neglected at S3,OO@3,T5.-
Some choice brought S,50@5,00.
HOGS-The hogs marketed were Of
excellent quality, few averaging less
than 90 lbs, while averages go lbs. and
upward, were numerous. The prices
paid ranged at s9,25@9S5 for common,
light, coarse, and mixed lots; 9,4O@9,6O
| for medium to fair, and at S9,7O@9,S5 for
| good to ehOice.-TnbtaTe, Sept. z.
By Telegraph.-CHICAeo Sept. p
CArrLE-ModerGtely active at S2.75a
IT'S for Texan to good smooth steers.
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Van Amburgh,s MenagerIe.

On wednesday Of next week Van
Amburgh & Co.'s Great Golden Mena-
gerie, the largest travelling exhibition in
existence, is to visit Warren, when the
public will have an opportunity Of see
ing a geological collection really worthy
of the name. This is a genuine, legih-
mate menagerie-not a combination, so
called, Of circus and menagerie-but a
most extensive and comprehensive ex-
position OF animated ature-instruchve
as we'll as entertaining, and entirely free
from all features that can be deemed
Objectionable by the religious portion of
the community. 1t is not only larger
than n menagerie which has hitherto
visited this region, but it contains many
extremely rare varieties Of the animal
kingdom, seldom seen in menageries,
and quite a number of which have never
before been exhibited in this country.
Wherever Van Amburgh & Co. have
been this season the papers are lavish
Of their commentators, and there is
but one opinion expressed as to the
excellence and satisfactory character Of
the exhibition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14
The Warren Union Schools

Commenced their Fall term on Mon
day last, under the auspices Of the new
Superintendent, Nj. J. c. BARNEY
The names OF the teachers assigned to
the different Departments, we published
in q issue Of Aug. 10. A thorough
renovation has been given to the several
school rooms preparatory to the COM
mencement Of the school year, no pains
being spared by the Board to make the
looms wholesome, pleasant and attract
i've, and to secure the greatest comfort
and advantage TO the children and youth.
On the first page Of this paper we give
space TO the annual report made by our
late superintendent, Nj. Furniss, to the
School Board, which all interested in
educational matters should not fail to
read,