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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21
NARREN RRTNm MlRKET.
PER BAREEL.
ueyeIand wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Sept 10, 1870.
FLOUR-Market firm and sc higher,
with an improved demand. We quote
as follows:
City made Xxx white Kentucky,
SS.25; Xxx do 7.75@S.O0; Xxx Amber
S6.75@7.OO; XXX red No. l $.25@6.5O;
| Y red, No. 2 $8.O0@6.25.
Market higher and firm,
but less active. Sales 2,OO0Jbu No. red
at s1.2Sl from store; $500 Blu No. 2 at
S1.26.
CoRN-BIarket steady and dull; sale l
| car No. 1 mixed at 75c from store.
OATs-Firm and better, with a fair
demand; sales 4 cars No. l at 45c from
store.
LARD-In fair demand city rendered
held at I63c in tierCes, 17cin kegs. COun-
| try rendered dull at 15@l6c.
SMOKED MEATs-In fair demand. We
quote City Sugar-cured c~anvassed Hams
&c; Shoulders Ice; uncanYassed l54c (;
Bacon lie; Dried Beef DC; BeefTongues
$3.50 per dozen.
BuTrER-The market remains steady,
andthe demand is fair. Wequote prime
to choice Western Reserve at 2@26ci
extra nice do N@2Sc inferior and COM
mon ranges at l6@2c.
CHEEsE-The market is steady and
quiet; factory held at 121@l3c, he out
side for small lots selected.
EGGs-Receipts light and market hrm
at 24a25c for fresh in good condition.
H~AY-Demand fair and market firm
at SIS, OO@2O,O DO for baled Timothy on the
dock.
SEEDs-There is scarcely any demand,
and the market is mainly nominal.
PorAToEs-In good demand and firm
Peach Blows at $l.00 from store; 9OC on
track; Sweet Potatoes in fair demand at
$3.50 per Dbl for Jerseys; A,50a5,O for
Ohio.
GREEN APPLEs-In moderate request
at S1,OO AGO per Dbl.
PEACHEs-Are in fair demand at $3.50
a3,0O per bushel.
ONIONs-In moderate request at 75c a
SOC per bu, as to quality.
BEANs-In moderate request; held at
8 ,S0aI,s5 per bushel for choice han
picked; medium qualities S1,50al,75 IS.
FEATHERs-Demand fair and market
steady at 9Oc to csc according to quality.
WATER LIME-In good demand at l,S0
a1,s5 for OswegO and Akron. Louisville
Cement $3.50.
PLAsTER- Land Plaster in good de-
mand, and selling at a range Of Ss5OalO
per ton Calcined Plaster ranges at 2,5Oa
3,25 per barrel.
SALr-ThefO blowing are the quotations
for Onondaga and Saginaw; Fine 800;
Coarse solar 2.l6.-Ledder.
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THE CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY. sEPTEnBER n. $50.
G and


The 9Th Annual Reunion Of the 9th
o. v. C., viii be held at Garrettsvine, on
Tuesday, Oct 4th, 1870.
Our merchants are anticipating a
brisk fall trade, and have begun their
arrangements 20 meet it. See advertise
ments.
The Delaware grape has failed TO do
well, in his region, the past two seasons.
The Concord seems TO ripen the best in
this climate.
The ground is being prepared for
a new six feet stone walk from the
Court House to the corner Of Market
and Main streets.
Mr.. ]. D. Kennedy has shown US
two beets Of the Blood Turnip variety,
which weigh eighteen pounds. They
are now on exhibition at the fair.
-The services of L n. holland and
vile. Of Green township, have been Sc
cured a~s-teachers at the Ohio Reform
sehOof6r hcys, e lancaster
The Vienna CostandIron Company
filed their certificate of incorporation at
the Secretary Of States Office a few days
since: capital three hundred thousand
dollars.
Mr.. Maxwell Kennedy, Of HOwland,
showed us a half dozen Of hens eggs,
yesterday, Of an aggregate weight Of one
pound and five and one-fOurth ounces.
p,fbo- sgvut-.or6marr
Rev. n. p. Bailey viii preach n
temperance sermon in the Presbyterian
church Of this place, next Sabbath even
ing, September 25, at Z O'Clock. The
public are invited to attend.
The twelfth annual Fair Of the
Brookheld Agricultural Society comes
of on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Of next week. The managers are conf
dent that it viii be a gratifying success,
and have made preparations for a fine
exhibition in every department
A few friends met at the house Of
Rev. X. Bets, in Vienna, on the even
ing Of September 9th, and after a pleas
ant sociable one Of the company made q
very great surprise to Miss Helen R.
Bets, by the presentation Of a gold
watch and chain valued at something
more than one hundred dollars. It was
a pleasant memento Of respect and ahec-
ton for which she would thank the
donors.
The first meeting Of the TUumbull
County Musical Association will be held
in Bristolvile, commencing Tuesday,
Sept 2, 1870, and continuing four days,
closing with a Grand Concert Friday
evening, under the direction Of Mr.. P.
P. Bliss, Of Chicago. Mr.. Bliss ranks
among the first as composer andleader.
All are invited. The citizens Of Bristol
entertain the singers from abroad free Of
charge. Books furnished by the Con-
ductor.
We had the pleasure Of q CALL on
Monday, from Nj. N. n. Brown, who
has been absent from this county for two
or three years past, in the iron region
st Eseonaba, at the head Of Green Bay,
Michigan. Mr.. Brown, we are glad to
learn. proposes to remain in Bloomfield.
We also had the pleasure, on Saturday,
of meeting Mr.. William Howe, who has
been for several years past living in the
Lake Superior country. He, also, has
come back to these lower regions to
remain permanently.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

We take pleasure in directing the ar
tantion or our readers to our advertising
They exhibit a spice and va
rietv in reading matter which is desira-
be and instructive. People may know
where to End our energetic, reliable
business houses by our advertising coli
umns. While we have 3 number OF
such, whose upright manner OF dealing,
and large trade, bespeaks for them true
merit perhaps we have none more Ge-
serving OF notice than the popular Clotn-
ing House Of Adams & Co. For
moment consider that they have only
one price. Their goods are al marked
in plain figures. They will not cheat
you; neither viii they m-isrepresent
They have opened a large stock of new
suits, new coats. new hats and caps new
furnishing goods. Drop in and you viii
find them pleasant gentlemen 70 deal
with, reliable in what they may tell you,
and always ready 10 show their goods.
Their prices are very low for reliable
goods Go in and see them and You VIII
find every word ofthis article q Re
member the place, and look FOR the sign
OF ADAMS & Co, Agents.
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Butter and Gieese Markets.

PITTSBURGH, Sept. 19.-Butter-Fresh
roll suitable Portable use 2Sa30c; medium
23a25; common 1Sa20c e ID. Cheese
The receipts are increasing. Since our
last 6I9 boxes were among the receipts.
We are reported sales at the following =
Western Reserve I2al3c; factory ~l3tal4ci
Goshen 14la 15e.
NEW York, Sept. l5.-Butter-Steady
with a moderate demand at 2Oa3lc for
western. Cheese-Steady with a mod
crate demand at 5al44c.
CINCINNATI, Sept. l9.-Butter-Choice
table butter S2aS3c., and prime lots at 30a
Sic, but anything below this is dull at
over 20c. ,althoughsOme Ofthe pick ofthe
medium grade bring 25c. Inferior IS
quiet at 16alSc. per ID. Cheese.-The
demand is more active, and the market
is steady under liberal offerings at l34a
lie. perIb., for prime to choice factory
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Farnndns citv and Enterprise. p P

Fagundus City and Enterprise, p P
PinneY.
Kean Mission, NJ Colgrove.
Spartansburg-TO be supplied.
Principal Of Chamberlain Institute,
] T Edwards, member Of the Randolph
Quarterly Conference.
FREDONIA DISTRICT.
r. A. CARUTHER, Presiding Elder.
Fredonia, J H Tagg.
Dunkirk, J II Starrett.
Mayville, Guy.
Portland, ] F Hill.
Delanti, w NJ Bear.
~Sinclearville, J Akers.
Ellington, o McEntire.
Panama, r W Scott.
Leon, g w Shadduck.
Cattaraugus, Al Lindsay.
P~errysburg, J Marsh.
West Dayton, TG McCreary.
Hamlet / f Beardsley.
F~Orestville, G w Staples.
Sheridan, ] NJ Bray, Jr.
Little Valley and Salamanca, p Bur-
rOughs.
Silver Creek, W II Wilson.
Irving, A r Rich.
Westfeld, J Z Chaplin.
Quincy, a Hail.
Sherman, NJ Smith.
Clymer and Columbus, J W Davis.
Cherry Creek-To be supplied.
North Harmony and Summit, RPratt
EIery and Dewittville-TO be supplied
B A Carlson, Missionary to Sweden.
c E FELTON,, transferred to st. Louis
Conference and stationed at Union
church, st. Louis.
c R Pattee, f B Cummings, W W
Warner transferred to Wisconsin Con-
ference.
AP Cotton transferred to st. Louis
Conference.
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LttsntlonIf Rs5. OO Saved.

We are just in receipt Of a circular o.
FELTON, and Bigelow's Business College
Cleveland, Ohio, from which we learn
that the price Of Scholarships is to be in
creased SIS October LIST. Every parent
having a son to educate ,snd every youne
and middle-sged man wishing to better
his condition, should address the pro
p~rietors at once for college papers, Civ
ing full particulars. This popular In,
stitution enjoys the reputation Of beinE
the largest, most practical and success
full business school in the State.
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Agricultural Fairs Of 1870.
STATE AND GENERAL

TAT GENERAL.
American Institute, New York City, Sept
! to Nov. 9.
Northern Ohio, Cleveland, Oct 4, Z.
Pennsylvania, Scranton Sept 2, 30.
Indiana, Indianapolis. Oct 3a
New York, Utica, Sept 2, 80.
Michigan, Jackson, Sept. q, 3
Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Sept 2, 50.
COUNTY.
Portage, Ravenna, Sept. 2, -
Geauga, Burton, Sept 2, %.
Stark, Canton, Sept. 2, 30.
Lake, gainesville. Sept. ., 80.
Mahoning, Garfield, Oct 4, G.
Summit, Akron, Oct. 4, 2.
TOWNSHIP AND DISTRICT.
Riehheld, Summit Co, Sept ., 30,
GarrettsvIHe, Portage Co, Sept. q. 80.
BrOokheld, Trumbuu Co. Sept q, 80.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET,

NEW YORK SEPT ~
BEEvE-Total $500; on sale to-day
10 cars at Tooth St, 1l2 at WeehaWkeni
and 81 at Communipaw, making $500,
largely poor cattle, l,lO0 being Texans
market very low for poor and prices TO
&c lower, with several hundred unsold-
Fat stock unchanged, or l5al63e, q very
few Izo, nfr I4c, and poorest 64slOct av-
eraging less than lac. A drove Of 12O
Texans Of A cwt brought 7ic, 90 Illinois
81 cwt ISL, 100 Kentucky extra 81 ewt l6
@T7c, and 50 Texas of 6 cwt l0lc; wealth
er fine but too much thin stock.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-Receipts 5000
for the week, with 10, 400 to-day. Mar
ket slow and lambs lower, 73c being the
top for cars Of 20 lbs Canadas; a car of
fair 81 lbs sold at &c, 20 state 50lbs at 6tci
sheep sell at 4a6Ic, a car 96 lbs Indiana
bringing 57c, a car 66 lbs Ohio 45, a deck
III lbs Canada 63c.
HOes.-Reeeipts 1900 for the week,
with "a cars to-day dressed sell at ia
l23c, live at 94a93c, being weaker. A car
Ohio 30 lbs sold at Q 1l-l6c. State and
Jersey dressed pigs bring 13al3lc.
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Newton Falls Fair.

The fourth annual Fair Of the Mahon-
ing valley Association will be held at
Newton Falls, on Monday, Tuesday ana
wednesday Of next week. A hOeral
nremium list will be awarded in each
department, and all premiums pup
lisbed. The officers for this year are as
fouows: william L. Hosier, President;
Charles Kisfler, Vice Presidents L u.
GRAHAM, Secretary; A. J. carlile, Assist
ant Secretary.
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The Ohio state Fair.


The State Fair held at Springfield last
week, is pronounced a success. The
Columbus Journal says that Thursday
was the great day Of the Fair, 1000 peo-
pie being on the grounds. The cattle
ring was the scene Of much excitement,
The entries were numerous and the quail
ity Of the cattle splendid. The commit
tee on Short Horns in their report said
they could not withhold their unquali-
fed admiration of the spectacle present
| ed, and unanimously said it was by
far the largest and best ever exhibited
in the state. The animals showed very
high breeding. The great sweepstake
show came of in the afternoon, and sew
en- magnificent herd were brought out
in competition, making the best cattle
show perhaps ever seen in the west
For the best herd Of u bull and four
cows, owned and bred by exhibitors the
premium was awarded to A. Renick, Of
Winchester, Ky.
Best breeding bull and 5 calves, VIM.
Warfeld, Lexington, KY, Bull Musca-
tOon with Duchess Sutherland, 4; Mag
gle Muscatoon, Jubilee MuscatOon, Lou
don Duchess, 4; Susan, A.
Best bull Of any age, 80 entries, Hook
& Alexander Of Xenia, Royal Lad.)
Best COW of any age or class, VIM.
Warfeld, Lexington, Ky, (Loudon
Duchess 2nd).
Under this head there were 81 entries.
SWEEPSTAKES on HORSES.
The horse ring was also unusually at
trEctive on account Of the show OF
horses for the sweepstakes premium
The competition for the $500 sweep
stakes premium ondraft horses was very
lively and brought out a fine show Of
horses. The premium was awarded to
prince Imperial" owned by the Marion
County Importing Company.
The $3.50 premium for best stallion Of
any age or class, except draft, was award
ed to "Hurrah," owned by John Reberi
Of Lancaster.
The $500 premium for best mare o.
any age or class, except dram, was award
ed to /. G. Delano's "Kinikinick."
The Awarding COMMITTEES at the Mans
field trial Of Reapers and Mowers give
the draft Of the several MACHINES tested
as mowers as follows:
Buckeye, JE., $50 lbs.
Buckeye, Senior, 100 hbs-Premiun
Hubbard, large) I7s Ibs-Prsmiun
combined Machine.
Woods Mower, $50 lbs,
Mansfield, fS4 lbs
Excelsior, Jr., Akron, lS6 lbs.
Excelsior, Senior, 100 lbs.
Clipper, no. p lS8 lbs.
Clipper, NO. A l95 lis.
Hussey, lS7 lbs.
World, 1876 lbs,
Kirby Mower, l99 lbs.
Sulky, 200 lbs.
Champion, 2Ol lbs-Premium Reaper
Wvandot Chief 2ll lbs.
q. S. Mower, Us lbs.
Etna, 235 lbs.
Russell, 249 lbs.
Eclipse, 265 lbs.
Dodge, 269.
1t is estimated that during the Fai
ninety thousand people visited tn
grounds. There were sold on Monda!
Lac tickets; COOL on Tuesday; 2,O9
on wednesday, s2,252 on Thursday, an,
I1.I7 o. Friday. Total, 1883, not in
Guiding children and not counting com
plimentary tickets Total receipts from
This source. sIs.2I22 q.
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A.E. Andrews & Son

Keen the only complete sock Of ladies'
VeIUet, AStreodHs Bearers, CodAng. 4LtIi-
So1GbIe- Hyish SucQues made to order on
/ snort notice and at lowest prices.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

We invite attention to our stock Of MeT-
chant Tutoring Goods which viii be found
complete. We propose to sell the same style
and quality OF goods n work at twenty
per cent. less than any other nrst-class
house In the city. We guarantees entire sat
isfaction or we keep the garment
Sept q. A. E ANDREWS & son.
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Head Quarters for Fruit Jars.


Head Quarters for Fruit Jars.
Hoyt's Drug Stole.
Hoyt's Drug store,
quart jars Hoyt's Drug Store.
0uA' 'A Hoyt's Drug Store.
Ouf Hoyrs Drug Store.
Our own Tin Top.
Nne" Hoyt's Drug Store.
Hoyt's Drug Store.
SeH scam" Hoyt's Drug store.
The Standard is the Handsomest Wax-seal
Hoyt's Drug store.
Hoyt's Drug Store.
Ilmo'ny Ses Hoyts Drug Store.
Aeo Soe' Hoyt's Drug Store.
Hoyt's Drug Store.
Meaoo" Hoyt's Drug Store.
Tea i0' Hoyfs Drug Store.
The Best Black Tea,
Best io"n Hoyi's Drug Store.
Inc Best Hoyt's Drug Store.
me best Royts Drug store.
Flhe Iole' Hoyt's Drug Store.
We are selling or our large stock Of PERU,
meries Cheap, 10 maker room lor new lO'
H ~ Hoyt's Drug Store.
We bave secured a large lot Of PRIME Tim
othy and RedTop Seed, Prices.
Hoyt's Drug Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

For tho convenience Of the Ladies OF War
ren.and adjoining country, I have concluded
10 convert my Ice cream saloon INTO Al
oyster Saloon, during the fall and Wlntett
where ladies can at allttmes De served win
mime Oysters ID any style desired
P LAS. MCCONNELL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

OFFICE WEsrERN REsERvE CHRoNICLE-l
WARREN OHIO, September 20, $50. :
BEANS-RW per bushel.
FLOUR-e6.W to 500
HAY-slO6el2
OAIS-Sc.
I'd CORN-soSe. a
DRIED APPLES-Tc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll &c.
TALLOW-Sc
CHEESE-FactOry lOG.
EGGS-lGc.
LARD-Country rendered, lGc.
POTATOES-Nk
WOOL-38042c.
FLAX SEED-2U
HIDES-Green, IS9c; calf skins 129l4e
pelts 5oG75c.
WOOD-StOve length. S2O062,D per cord.
do Three-feet, S.Oo9So per cord
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SELLING.

The above prices will be subject { ductua-
tons with other markets. always aiming to
cheap asthe cheapest. Remember the place.
next door to McLain's Shoe Store, in room
formerly occupied by Trumbuu Nat Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented
Come md see Us.
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Prices Prices Prices :

Go to Andrews & Son for the I0reSL Iolg-
dOtCn prices, on goods. No war prices! No
imitation. All goods sold at their lowest val
ne. [sepL p.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

Is man anything more? Some are not, II
would seem from their ability 70 run only
in certain grooves and TO perform certain
Things accordingly as they are set In motion,
and like a machine. propelled by us motive
power, I'LL no larger sphere than the steam
engine. such men can never succeed IN any
-usiness and when we see them trying, and
especiaIIy to master a Inc art, we can but
reel that they would do well to exchange
their seven by nine iron, wood and water
tenant OF an hour, when viii ye learn Any
who are caught reading this local viii DO
well 10 remember that Rice Bliss, PHOTO
graphers, do not belong 70 the ABOVE GAS,
for proof please call on them opposite the
Court House, Warren, Ohio.
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90 70 Andrers & Son
u AndreMs "a Son

Tfvou want to buy all kinds OF dry goods
s cheap that you will get twice your mon
les worth
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

Chicago census foot mp 2g7,7ls inhabi-
tants in 1870. The number in 1850 was
only 10000. A marvellous growth.
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Dress Goods,

silks. silk and worsted POplins, Piaids,
black and colored Alpacas. A large full
stock OF every variety, price and color. We
do not propose 70 be under sold
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

G-Keep the Blood l ire and avoid Fevers
bv using a bottle OF Poland's Humor Doctor
the great system Remover, sold n recon-
mended by HOyt& Spear.
A1-DO not wait for . Cough or Kidney
Disease to 90 as IL came but get Polands
White Pine Compound TO cure at once.
Fellows Worm LoZenges Is the only
worm remedy in existencecOmbining harm
less qualfties with delicious taste and amnz-
Ing power. Sold by Hoyt& Spear.
An cases o. Debility peculiar 10 Females
will dnd a sovereign remedy in DR.. Swett's
Female Strengthening Cordial. Sold by
HOyt &Spenr. June ;, lefO-Iyr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

VIII soon come-hOw can we pass them SO
pleasantly and probably as with good
books. You can get them at Adams Library
IN Warren, by paying ten cents for reading
a dollar book, fifteen for a dollar ana a nan
book. sc. Almost twenty-five hundred vol
|umes to select from, at ADAMS Book store
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per line, first fnseTtfon5 10
cent? Der line, each Subsequent Insertion
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

Are receiving a stock Of n and Fancy
Foreign and American Cloths, CaSsimeres,
Coatings and O~ver-coatings, never equalled
in the city. We propose TO sell them al sueh
figures that il will pay people TO look before
they buy.
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Merchant Tailoring.

A. E. Andrews & Son
Are receiving new goods daily.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

The very prettiest can be had at Misses
Formanis. Young ladies wishing the hand
soonest Bridal Ven to be had, should call at
Mis- Forman's. [Sep. 1921.
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MahOning DiT1siOn.@Mest
cf-.-T Nnez WARsNlDgv'b1g FnaAA

3s50am
EN- S5Spmi Eepm -55am E5Jaml s:I7am
Ex zAam7 aS 80 . eos q .I0slO "
East.
e-,n1 elOpmf 5s5Opmi 5S7pm
ENdIeGiam' 0.FzamI ESeam Slgam 90 &c
FIT GO5pml 5-S5pml GApml
The I'D m, west. and the ~
daily
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

New Books.
Lady Audely's Secret,
Moods, by Miss AlcOtt.
Pme andI.
Stepping Heaven-ward.
Aurora Floyd,
Never too Late TO Mend
Man and Wife, by WIIkie Collins,
MOOrestOne do 90
Woman in White do do
Luck Of Roaring Camp,
TheStoEy Of Bad Boy.
The Two Marriages,
John Halifax,
Adam Bede,
Yesterday, to-day and Forever,
Jnsf rod Al ADAMS Book Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

Harris Seamless Kid Gloves, are sold in
Warren, only by A. f. Andrews & SON. We
have opened this day 20 dozen IN all styles,
sizes and cOlOrs. Beware Of cheaper mita-
lions at less thar the established price
n. Rive warrant every pair.
"A. ANDREWS & son.
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Carpets ! Carpets I Carpets !!
BOnnets and Hats

We are receiving an entirely new supply.
and compare A. Z. ANDREWS son.
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Local Notices.
PronuuriamenfOi


Local Notices 10 cents per line Grtt iaserti0ll
10 cents per line each HibseQ1ienf fBsertion-
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Dana,s Musical Institute.

The FAN Term ofthis Institute viii com
mence on Monday, Sept. 5th. Terms-Fuu
course sz5per year, including use Of instru-
instrument.
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FIanneIs,

Blankets, Wool Yarns, Worsteds, German
towns, &c, receiving daily, at
sept N ANDREWS & SONS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21

DIII DuhVIIa
Fresh crackers daily 10 cents per; pound.
Two doors south Of McLain's Bank, MainSb
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-21
Dry Goods Cheap.
The Genuine

We offer a complete assortment OF Dry
. Goods, lust received at prices TO defy com
petftion. GUNLEFINGER g. BRO,
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Tnlle for RridaI Wells.

ONNNINU~W
And every variety OF head and heir orna-
ments, at Misses Forman's.
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Hair BrHids
And Fancy Goods in general. at low pH'
ces. al GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Drinking Water.

That barrel Of drinking water Will be In
running order through the days OF the Fair,
in front Of our Market 81. Drug Store-Hap-
good 4 Stratton, and the white keg Is still in
fun blRstin front part Of store.
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HOOD Skirts.
ChignOnS

The latestand the best, can always be had
at the Misses FOrman's, National bank
Block. lSept. LIT
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Accidental

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loct. G-tL
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At HalfPriee.

II III
II you would like to buy a Linen Hand
kerchief or pair OF Hose, for half the usu-
al price, 90 TO the Warren Dry hoods store.
Sept. l4-lm.
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Pleasant Dreams I!

And Knitting Machines repaired, and q
few second hand Machines for sale cheap
| Al n. B. TYLER'S.
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All Kinds Of Sewing

Just Received!
PEw & BROS.
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r. c. Smiths
Best Paint Brushes. large lot just received
at Hapgood & Strattol's. We are also Head
quarters for TEA.