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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
The BrOOkheId Case.

- ceaNA
A correspondent furnishes the follow
ing to the Cleveland Herald: The Brook
field stabbing case has caused much
excitement in that neighborhood, and,
indeed, throughout the mining regions
Of this section. Many and contradictory
stories are afoat, and it is difficult to
ascertain the truth or decide how much
blame is TO be attached 10 any Of the par
ties concerned. The case was tried Fri
day, at Hubbard, before Justice Mitch
ell. The evidence was quite cOntrsdic-
tory in some important particulars. The
following, as we learn from a gentleman
who was present, appear to be substan-
tally the facts:
Mr.. Montgomery resides in the neigh
borhOOd Of the Stewart and other coal
banks. he has suffered considerably
from depredations on his crops and fruit,
which he charges on the miners, and is
very sensitive on the matter. On Sun
day he saw a man in his orchard picking
up apples. This man, whose name is
Charles E. DaYis, says Montgomery
came upon him without warning and
knocked him down with a club as he
was STOPPING. Others say that Mont
gOmery ordered him out and he refused
TO go. After Davis was knocked down,
Montgomery left him, and his friends,
seeing q wagon passing, assisted him
into il. While doing so they saw Mont
gomery crossing the road at some little
distance. One Of them, as n witness
testified, remarked, "There is the old
bugger, let US 60 for him." They went
70 him and the light commenced. James
Dunkley, a young man working with
Montgomery, came to his assistance. In
the fracas, John E. Davis, brother Of
the man who was knocked down, was
stabbed, as it is supposed MORALLY, and
George Cole seri0usly but not danger
ously. There was testimony that one Of
the miners had a club, and another a
large stone, which vas also stated to be
a chunk Of earth. Montgomery and
Dunkley were arrested on a charge OF
assault on John E.. Davis with intent
to kill. They did not testify in the trial.
Their friends claim a full justification
in self-defense. They gave bail for their
appearance at the next term Of the Court
Common Pleas Of Trumbun county.
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congregational.

Trumbull and Mahoning Conference
Of Congregational churches, met accord
ing to appointment, at Garfield, Octo-
Der u, at IL A. n, and was opened by q
prayer meeting and q sermon by Rev.
G. Dana, of Mssopotamia. There were
earnest discussions on Woman's Work
in the Church, COngregationslism, Sys-
temstic Benevolence, Home Missions,
Freedmen. Over fifty were pressnt from
other towns, representing seventeen
churches. Five churches, viz, Bristol
vile, Bloomfield, Gustavus, Vernon and
Sharon, were received to the Conference,
making fifteen now connected, and 9TH
ers expect to unite soon. Sixteen min
listers were enrolled. There wa q spirit
Of earnest hope pervsding all the pro-
eeedings, and deep longing for an out
pouring OF the Spirit. Wednesday even
ing Rev. D. E. Evans, of Hubbard,
preached on the Name Of Jesus, and
on Thursday eve, Rev. ]. B. Dawson,
Of Hartford, on Selfdenisl and Suffer-
ing Of Gods Children Necessary to the
Worlds Renovation and the Salvation Of
Men. Thursday afternoon was given to
a Memorial Meeting on the Landing Of
the Pilgrims. Opened by an address Of
unusual power, from Rev. L. Kelsy,
OF Columbus, showing the history and
spirit Of the Pilgrims All felt, as never
before, the great debt we owe as a nation
to their prayers and sufedngs. The
closing discussion, on a General Re-
vival-Do we need it, Can we have it?''
was the season Of deepest interest. All
seemed to renew their conservation to
the work, and their faith and hope
were enlarged. They parted expecting
to bring blessed reports to the meeting
in BristolviIle, the first Wednesday in
May, 1871. The conference were enter
tanned in a most cordial manner by the
Garfield church, who have recently re-
paired their church so that it is very
comfortable and beautiful. !. ].
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CHICAGO LIE stool

BEEF CArTEE-The receipts for the
week up to this eyeAing reach :, PA head.
Fat cattle were scarce, and the few OF
this sort offered were promptly taken at
full prices, or at S6.5O@S.5O for good to
choice shipping steers averaging from
l,l5O to 1,4OO rs. There vas a fair de-
mand for fair heshy steers on Pittsburgh
and Cleveland accounts at S,2596,O0 for
averages Of from $50 TO l,l5O ms. Stock
cattle met with more inquiry than is
usual OF Tuesdays, and several hundred
head were taken, principally at $4,000
500. There were many Texas cattle on
sale, among the number some very fine
droves, 81 and SO head, ~avRraging respec-
lively LIZ and LISA ms, at S5,43-Trib-
tuge, Oct l9.
By Telegraph. CHICAGO, Oct. "a.
HoGs-Actiye and SOa4Oc lower. Sales
at s., 2OaS,OO.
CATTLE-Duu and nominal.
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Educated Horses.

Prof D. Magner, who has proven him
seif to be the great master OF the science
Of horse tanning, and whose remarkable
feats and iRdisputable success for sew
eral years past have given him a great
reputation in eastern and western cities
and towns, viii be in Warren, to-mOr-
row, Thursday, and at I o'clock appear
in the principal streets, driving his pair
Of msHAed stations, to carriage, with
out bride reins, u traces, with heads
and necks entirely free, yet guiding and
controlling them with the greatest ease
and facility. Amer this performance, a
free exhibition will be given under a
tent, with two OF the best educated ponies
in the world. The Professor wininstruct
a class in his system.
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
usreIand Wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING OcL. q, 1915.
FLoUR-Market firm and unchanged.
The demand is fair. We quote as fol-
lows:
City made Xxx white Kentucky.
1926; Xxx do 7.75@S.OO; Xxx Amber
S6.75@T.OOi Xxx red No. 1 S6.25@6.5O;
Y red, No. 2 S6.OO96.25.
WHEAT-Market firmer and better,
but quiet. Sales 3 cars No. l red winter
at S1.20 from store: No 2 do nominal at
S1.lS.
CoRN-Market inactive, but firm and
nominally better. No. l mixed held at
7Oa71c from store ; No. 2 6Sa69c.
~OATs-Quiet and steady. Sale 1 car
No. l State, at 42c from store.
LARD-In fair demand and steady; CITY
rendered 16ic in t~ierces, 17c in kegs
Country rendered dull at 15@I6c.
SAOEED MEATs-The market is steady
and firm, and the demand good. City
Sugar-cured Hams dc; Shoulders I4ic ;
Bacon I7c; ID Beef i9ie; Beef Tongues
$500 per dozen.
BUTrER-Marhet steady and firm, with
q good demand for the choice grades.
Prime to choice Western Reserve at 3Oa
sec; good to prime Central and Western
25a2Sc; common qualities 20a22c.
CHEEsE-The market is steady with q
good demand and rather moderate stock.
Factory l43al5c, the outside for small lots
selected.
EGes-very scarce and firm at 2sc for
fresh receipts.
H~AY-Demand fair and market firm at
s~1s,OOa20,OO for baled Timothy on the
deck.
POTATOEs-In fair demand and steady.
Peach Blows S0aSjc from store ; soc on
track; Sweet Potatoes in fair demand at
$500 per Dbl for Jerseys; s ,5Oa4,OO for
Ohio.
GREEN APPLEs-Winter fruit in fair
demand at s., OOa2,2 5 per Dbl.
ONIONs-In better movement and
frmer at sl,0O per bu. for yellow and
silver skins ; 75aSOc for red.
BEANS-In moderate request; held at
s2a2.25 per bu for choice hand-picked;
medium qualities Sl.75al.@.
TALLOW-In moderate demand at SaSlc
for city and country rendered.
FEATHERs-Demand fair and market
ste,Ndy at 90a95c, according to quality.
Wa TER LIME-In good demand at
sI.sOal..5 for OswegO and Akron. Lou
isviIIe ee1,7 ent $500.
SALT-Th,N following are the quotations
for Onondaga aud Saginaw; Fine 800;
Coarse solar S.lO.
PIAsTFR-Isnd Plaster In good de-
mand, and selling a ( a range Of S8-50aI0
per ton Calcined Plas't Ter ranges al ZOO
a3.50 per barrel.-Ledder.
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MARRIAGES.
49, NoNeel 80 go

By Rev. E. Wade, Oct. 18th, NJ. THOMAS
B. SCOTT, 10 Miss ADELIA WILLIAMS,
both OF Kinsman, Ohio.
By Rev. E. Wade, Oct. 18th, Mr.. CHAUNCY
TAFT Of Kansas, to Mrs. ADALINE
RINEAR, Of Pennington. Ohio.
On the 18th inst, at the National House, in
this city, by Rev. {. H. YinRling, Mr..
ALONZ0 3. SHOOK, Of Liberty, 70 Miss
SYCHE NJ. LONG, OF Hubbard.
On the 10th inst, at the National House, in
this city, by Rev. Z H. Yingling, Mr.. JSO.
o. MORRISON, TO Miss CELIA LEW, both
Of Pennington, TrumbuIl Co, Ohio.
August 2, $50, Mr.. HENRY A. PORTER
and Miss NARY FRY, both Of Kinsman,
Trumbull Co., Ohio, D. Logan, Jr., Esq,
officiating.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

INV YORK, OCT 2.
Beeves to-day 2,O6O head, making 7,76O
for the week. Market duh and I'M
changed. Texans are selling at 9aIlc
for fair to good western stock l3al6c; a
palace stock car, with stalls. food and
water for use on the way, brought Ice (;
the cattle were brought over the Penn
sylvania Central railroad in four days
running time, from Chicago, without
unloading.
Sheep and Lambs-Only 2, 100 head ar
rived to-day, mostly poor, and sold at q
a5ic for sheep. Fat stock are wanted at
fullGates. Two cars very poor were held
at $50 each. The arrivals for the week
were 22,5OO head.
HOgs-l7 cars complete 2,5OO head for
the week. Dressed have advanced to
lOlalIc.
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The Divinity Of Christ.

Next Sabbath morning, Oct SOth, Rev,
n. P. Bailey, will preach upon the above
subject in the Presbyterian church. An
are cordially invited to attend, but espe-
cially those persons who have diff ties
on the subject.
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Butter and Cheese Markets.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Butter-Steady
Cheese-demand tair and market firm.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2A.-Butter-Dull
and dropping at 35a37c.
PITTsBURGH, Oct. A.-Butter-The
market was steady with a good trade de-
mand, more particularly for the best
descriptions. The current rates were 80,
32a35c = 10; the latter figures could only
be obtained for nice lots. Cheese.-We
give the following a the current rates OF
the market: Western Reserve 1lal2c;
factory l4s144; Goshen 15ial6c for Ohio,
and l6c for New York do.
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Oysters! OJTtersI
By the Case, Can or Dish, at
JAS. McCONNELLS.
$4,000 Reward,

FsYUOV
$1,000 Reward Is offered to any one who
can show that thereaT better curative drugs
In existence than those which compose
Clarks' Anti-Bilious Compound.
$1,000 Reward is offered to any one who
can show that one half as many Liver, Stom-
ach and Blood Diseases can be cured by any
the kind OF medicine as by Clarks' Anti
Bilious Compound.
II these were not facts the above would
stimulate the ambition OF some person 70
claim the offered rewards ofS2,0OO.
Garks Anti-BilliOus Compound Is trdF-
ranfed % cure diseases OF the Liver, Stomach
or Blood. IL is trGTTaHted 70 cure Dyspepsia
SOurness Of the Stomach, splitting up %
Food, Sick Headache, Parched Tongue, NeE-
vousness and Loss Of Sleep, Female Weak
ness, Biliousness, Constipation, Eryslpelas,
rheumatism, Scrofula. EruptionS on the
Skin. Lame Back and Side.
Il Is tUuTTdnted 10 giUe a good appetite and
give strength to the feeble and de6ihtRted.
II is warranted to be the best hBodpurify-
ing and health invigorating Rasdiclne yet
discovered.
The testimony Is oopIous aud conclusive.
PRIcEsl,OO per bottle for sale BY Druggists
Prepared by P G. C. g CLARK.
Operative Chsmists, Cleveland, o.
Aug, IL, lS7Q-l5W"
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Drop in. Rest and Refresh Yourself

At Adams & Co.'S Clothing House, and
take a look at their over Coats. You can
find any color and style Of goods, almost
that you may desire. Their prices are
low and reasonable. They offer a lot OF
Al Wool Cashmere Vests for 81 each
they are richly worth &S 10 SEQ.
Don't fail TO secure a vest
Their stock OF Suits for Men and Boys
ls large. You can find something 70
please
Fresh arrival, this week, Of Children's
Suits.
For bats and Caps 20 to Adams & Co,
Agts., formerly REED & ADAMS.
Remember the place.
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TSTATE Of David Miner. decd
Hnheundersigned, father OrDavid Miner,
decid.. late OF Champion township, hereby
gives notice tina he viii settle all claims
Rains the estate OF said deed, and collect
an debts that may be Tue said estate. Per
sons knowing themselves in any way in
debted are requested to call on
JOSEPH MINER.
Champion, Trumbun Co, o., Oct. l2-st'
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The above prices Will be subject 70 huctua-
lions with other markets. always aiming 70
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
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 and see Us.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
WHOLESALE MARKET.

OFFICH WESTERN RESERVE CHRONTCLE
WARREN OHIO, October -, 1870. J
BEANS-S2W per bushel.
FLOUR-S6,O 70 SEQ
HAY-Sl09el4
OATS-fOc.
CORN-6Oc.
DRIED APPLES-oc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Sc-
TALLOW-Sc
CHEESE-FactOry &c.
EGGS-Ec.
LARDSCountry rendered. lee.
POTATOES-6l
WOOL-3SGf2c.
FLAX SEED-2O
HIDES-Green. 1890; calf skins i29l4c
pelts 5GT5c.
WOOD-Stove length, &o0e2,0 per cord,
do Three-feet, 8,OO8S5O per cord.
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NEURALGIA MIxTURE.-R-Quinis
Sulph. two drains; Ferri Pruss. two
drams; FL. Extract AcOnite, two drains;
FL. Extract Gelseminum, one dram; Neu-
trslizing Mixture, n pint; Syrupus
Simplex, two pints. Mix.-DOse, one
teaspOOnful every 2 hours, for twenty
four or fOrty-eight hours. This is one of
the most reliable remedies for all forms
of neuralgia.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26

Up any ofour thronged streets In warren,
and ask every stranger he met, where he
could get the best work done in the art Of
Photography, the answer would be, a. the
New England Gallery" opposite the
House-and the answer would be q trulhtL
one-as given by one who had p-atronlzed
the establishment OF yours Tor Progression,
RICE & BLISS, Photographers.
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Local Notices.


Local Nodoes Is cent? per linz, GrEt fnSetionS 10
ceuxs Der line, each HlbSeQueH iBSsTtiOn.
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Practiclng and studying the art about a
year, I am back again, feeling competent T.
give satisfaction, and from the many cCm-
plants Ihear by parties who have got work
elsewhere, / would give the public warning,
be sure you are at the right place and not
be led astray by the guide bodrds through
ont the country. A. F. BROOKS.
"Photog' and Photo c~olorist.
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nANKRUPTCY-

DIN the District COurtOf the United states
for the Northern District Of Ohio. In the
matter OF Daniel R. Becker, Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy. The undersigned hereby gives
notice Of his appointment As Assignee ofthe
state OF Daniel r Becker, Of Hubbard
Trumbull County, Ohio, within said DIS
trict, who has been adjudged . bankrupt
upon the petition Of creditors, BY The DIS
trict Court OF said District.
L. W. FORD.
Cleveland, O.. Oct. 10, lS7O-5t
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cent? per Line drsf taIerfioH,
10 ceu5 per line each SIbseQueHf tnseTtion.
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H3-Keep the Blood Pure and avoid Fevers
by using a bottle OF Poland's HumorD Doctor
the great System Remover, sold and recon-
mendedb by Hoyt& Spear.
RS-Do not wait for 4 Cough or Kidney
Disease to go as 10 came but get Poland's
White Pine Compound 70 cure at once.
worm remedy in existence combining harm
less qualities with delicious taste and amaK-
ing power. Sold by Hoyt & Spear.
All cases OF Debility peculiar to Females
will ind a sovereign remedy in DR.. SWEETS
Female Strengthening Cordial. Sold by
HOyt & Spear. June s, l67O-lyr
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Rhrme of the Hats..1S7n.

The Echo OF war in thunder rolls
Prom the OF stOried Rhine,
The mon peal like a death bell tolls
The tate OF the loved Of the vine.
For particulars, especially concerning Rib
bons, called SIbiiHlc, Laces, Flowers, Trim
mfngs, &c, call at Mrs. POTTER q GUS
Oct. 26-lL.
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Vautrot & Ackley have had the street in
| mont OF their store blockaded by new arrt-
val OF clocks, and all they ask is time 70 put
| up shelves 30 place their stock on, when the
| crowd can call and examine II. (Oct. 25-lt.
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I To the Ladies
For the convenience OF the Ladiesof War
remand adjoining country,I have concluded
70 convert my ice cream saloon into an
! Oyster Saloon, during the fall n winter,
where ladies can at an times Be served with
prime Oysters in any style desired.
JAS. MCCONNELL.
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AecidentsI

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply 70
! Ohio. loot. E-tL
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Save Your Money.

The cheapest place in the city for Fiust
Class Custom Clothing, is at
A-E. ANDREWS & son,
Oct. 1921 Is Market ST.
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Custom CIothInri

The immense business which Andrews &
Son are doing in their Merchant Tailoring
Department, Is Sufficient evidence that their
work and prices give satisfaction Remem-
Der that we turn out only hrst class work,
and that our prices are twenty per cent be-
low any other house in the city
A. E. ANDREWS q SON.
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Coating and OvercOatings, largest, finest
and best assortment in the city. Look at
prices. A. E ANDREWS & son.
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Carpets! Carpets! CarpetSI
Extra Heavy al wool Ingram Carpets ut
loo A I. ANDREWS &SON.
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Geo. Adams
80 Cents per Can.

VIII soon receive at his Book and Music
Store, a large stock OF New Sheet Music.
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Lee CnrfIss
To The LadieaI

VIII learn something to his advantage by
calling at the Drug Store OF Hapgood q
Stratum
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BaIflmore OYster Depof.

Parties wishing Oysters, can depend on q
good article, no bOgus-Rnd as cheap as car
be had in the city, at JAS. McCQNEKLL's
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FOuudi

Louisville Cement,
The best in the market, at CAMP & RAN
DALL'S, Main st. locLl6-2t.
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A. E Andrews & Son offer a large supply
OF those fine Fur, Crown Prince Bismark,
Fritz. Rhine. Dickens, and other new
fashionable styles. at low prices.
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Pinking done on short notice, by a new
machinelus received al Tyler's Gun Store
and Sewing Machine Rooms, No. 3 Main st.
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/ b Franklin
Said a wise say, when he told Chris. Colum-
I bus on his arrival in his country, to buy
] his Boots and Shoes Of AcLAlN.
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Iron Beam PloWs are all warranted, anl
all We ask Is for farmers TO try them and b,
convinced. KIRK q CHRISTH.
August Il 1870.
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Hyou were to Walk

At SIS dollars per ton, at CAMP q RAN
DALLS Mills. (Oct&-2t
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To CnorFs.o,
Tn Lndinsl

To SpOrtsmen
Just received at Tyler's Gun Store, a nne
lot OF Gum OF all kinds.
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HINKLEY
Knitting Machine.

The Simplest, Cheapest and Best In Use!
Has but One Needle! A Child can Rnn II!
DESIGNED especially for the use offami-
lilies, and ladies who desire 70 knit forthe
market. VIII do every stitch OF the knit
ting in q Stocking, widening aud narrow
ing as readily as by hand Are splendid for
worsteds and fancy work, TAKING FIVE
DIFFERENTKINDS Of STITCH Are very
easy TO manage, and not liable 70 get out OF
order. EVERY FAMILY sHoULD HAVE ONE.
We usdnt an A0enfin eucIV TOUn 20 introduce
and sell them. to whom we offer most liberal
Inducements. Send for our Circular and
Sample Stocking. Address
HfNKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO,
Bath, Ne. or, IT8 Broadway, n. "
II9 wabash Ave, Chicago, III
Sept :, lS7O-lyr.
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The Largest Variety Of Albums,
All styles and prices, ever brought 70
Warren, and will be sold At the lowest prices,
At ADAMS Book Store.
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or Dry Goods and Millinery for tue fall
and winter has just been opened. Our as
sOrtmentis more varied than ever, and our
prices 50 low as to astonish every body
rleAse si'eu GUNLEFINGER EBRO.
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NJ &50amf
~ ea-- a-oznul H11uuI f-SOpm
IN SSP --Sssm z.56Fml eOOam SLAM
=. - - S.iS a so q EOS 81 'lGlO "
East.
RI G,zOpmI 6szpmi 6l0pmi 5S0pm. 5;S5pm
FMIIRO0amI eEamI &S0am e.loGm
1T G05pml GS5pml 4:2opm' S3pm. 500
The go D m. west and the $50 q m east
daily.
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Harris, Seamless Kid GlOresi
Hats a Hatsl

Largest assortment in the city, all size
and cOlOrs, at old prices, at
A. E ANDREWS & SONS.
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knitting Machines
In operation at Tyler's Gun Store. Knit
ting done to order.
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Rnrial Rnhes

OF all styles, materials and patterns, from
plain TO very nice, al
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Our Stock

GAAlulub
The Stock OF Ladies' Ready Made Under
Garments, at GUNGLEFINGER & BROS.
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Fresh crackers daily 10 cents per. pound.
Two doors south Of McLain's Bank, Mains st
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Oysters Oysters!
Maltby's Baltimore Oysters, by the Case,
Can or Dish, at AcCONNELLS.
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Dann,s Musical Institute.

TheFan Term OF this Institute viii COM
mence on Monday, Sept. 5th. Terms-Full
course SIS per year, including use Of inEtru-
instrument.
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Are induced by those superb Wool Adfresses,
and profitable reflection by the cary Chairs,
Sofas, and Lotfnges, sold by
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
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bridal Wells.

Tull for Bridal Wells, new and elegant, st
the Millinery rooms Of the Miss Furman's,
First Nat, Bauk Block, Oct, Est
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Sashes.

silk and Velvet-latest out. Also Repe
Roman Neck Ribbons OF all kinds, lust re-
ceived by the Misses. FORMAN,
Oct. 12-st
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Pleasant Dreams

Just Received!
A lsrEestOck Of CrOckery, at