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chicago Market
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FLou5R4Firm and a shade higher. ~ ] l.ag1l
q GRAId-TWheA Active; sales No, 3 4t q 400 1,
] % cash; 81 900t 81 feller JnlE 81 3o&l g
seller AuRuSr closing at 81 200I 3OK eath; 81 S
seller August; this alternoOn active at 81 % sell.
andunAettled No. 9 at e9193Ec; cash; e0691Hf +;
Reller August; cl0ang at 90c cash; this afternoon
active ind higher at SsXe seller July; etK@aa
seller August 0ats--7Actiye and H4Kc higher;
closed quiet at B5c. Barley-HGry dull, s,t,fG,,
3 PRovisioNs-QU and ffm.
+ Hoes-ActivO and lO01Cc lower; $s sO09p
for fair 70 extra prime. n
, lCATTtE-DuH at $8 7647 OK for common
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PROGRESS OF THE War.


| lana anu FfaucOeaHuStAbu Sy2P0S
thy for PruSsiAs.The EngliSh,Army.
4 +1nt4'. r.. NEW Yonk, July 19.
The, zfI5uaSs London special Till
morning says that private letters from from
Paris represent q prospect 3oI serious
trouble between France and, England
Tic French Government Is furious at tllg
tone of English papers and thFeatens e
rehlse,all applications from Englishmen
fir army passes. Certain members Of The
EEGOuse0 Commons held = meeting yester'
day 70 consider the propriety Of holding 9
large gathering 10 express sympathy. with
the Prussiar8; and. prominent men
have written letters approving q the
project The,1workipgnen propose hold
Ing u similar meeting, The feeling y
London against France Is intense and " Is
universally believed, that, the troops re-
Gently called honlc, from the English
Colonies Ilavcheen concentrated In anttci'
\ patton OF the present war. Great Britain
I has now at home depots o. 900 troops and
can nlgster about 300,4 0,4DO, There IS greai
activity IN the navy, ...I rlsy i rfoii9sr
The French Army to ConaueFl and
~ lE7R ~ Divide iEul Jia!lhy
It Is reported tllat secret instructions
have been given to the French Officers
that the troops shall divide all the9l0nd
4 They conquer. ~s----
4 ohnny Crapeau. Fishing on the
h lrH DOggerrBRnk. ~ llIla q
gT @s4h y! LONDON, July 1s. 4
Some French lron,clads are cruising On
the ,Dogge ger: Bank, In .tlte North Sea, 4
pick up German vessels Ma, 'It ~ il i
German Complaints Of FRENCH nSsht
I ilia lsra TrickerY.i fltt. an ssl
The German press are filed with seem,
lingly unaffected complaints of 1.-The false
hoodr and .trickeryRit which France
Secks to place the responsibility .0ti the
beginning of the war on Germany. 5.,
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"Wrrn what shall the streets le
paved ~ is question asked by the
Cincinnati Gazette. The cheapest pave
ment Is that used in the Internal regions
-g6Oil intentions; md IL stands fire fully
as well us the asphaltum.
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last NIGHTS REPORT. @
Speech BY King WilIiam..-stCanSt
~ L not Say Did IT,"
BERLIN, July 19,

Last evening EKing William madoI a
speech TO great number Of the people Of
berlin, tBhD came 10 cnngrAtpiate him.
He said he was non.rcsponsible Tor the
war which had just broken out. Hemight
personally yhEpGsstYel apder outrages, but
Germany, eyel from beyond the seas, had
spokeILI Sachti6eS Nero burci Prussia
had been spoiled by her rapid Victories in
two wars, and perhaps a worse fate await.
cd her now. He however know what to
hope from God, thearmyant the people"
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SECRETARY BouTwEII's 8 intentions fe.
'garding the enforcement Of,the new law
to refund the public debt have been some
what interftred with BY the European
war. He will, though, mako prepara-
tions for carrying out the net in the three
financial centres Of Europe, but will nc
gotiatc the three classes Of five per cent
bonds SO as 10, make each assist the other.
The law allows him one.half per cent for
exnenSts in negotiating tho new loan.
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SPAIN.

The Working People Of Madrid Ask
H.. unigolDl .. for Bread. ,.rs., ii
MADRID, July 10.
The workiugncn made q demonstration
Yesterday. They. piarchcd through the
streets, bearing banners on which were
written: "They people are dying Of hun
ger." In front Of Inc Ministry Of the In
terror and other public departments, they
halted and demanded employment IhetE
conduct was orderly, and the maniIesta'
tions ended without disturbance,
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THE literary arena Il, evidently over
thronged. The other day q gentleman
sent manuscript to n certain monthly
magazine, and received III reply the fol-
lowing note: "The editor viii not be
able 10 glance at your MS. toraseyeTal
years, Is now Ut my office waiting
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The weather Yesterday.

The II1tSTn Union Telegraph CoS, Buatttn'
T5atl gf WHEELING, Noon, July IN.
lcIDknnAtl-Clear; wind .. W.; ther. "a. iu
a TnniE-CleGr; wind w.; tlicE. 81. AZ,
CieVelSnd-CieaF: wind n: W.; thtF, 81. 70 !. ~
Nav YoFk-Cloudy; wind n. w; ther. "
Riehmond-CiUAE; wind q. WI ther. 81.
tSbIcSTo-CI6ar; Wind q, W.; ther. 30. FjN I;
TonISyIlle-CleaF; wind =. w.; theE. IS.
Nav OrIeanS- BGihlnG; Wind n. e.; thef. 50.
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TnE Cincinnati GaRstte thinks the ELECTS
OF the European war and droIth upon the
markets for pork and beef will be felt
more in future than during the current
yeara III. .. y.
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The ParktfSbarg ilaaiIiOad war;
atom he zYmeso Of Nondar.

F7OW0 VVV 4IWtSW 1aVElAUTs I--.---- no 10
His Honor, Judge George LoomiS, this
afternoon, imposed an additional fine ot
5000 against the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company for not removing The
railroad erected on Washington street,
and ordered the Sheriff 10 have the track
removed at once by calling out not more
than 500 men. ,-r ,ia. ng. va ~. IN &
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The Social Evil,
nhlo Htnta PrInting,
CoLuMBus, O., July 10.

NOhVAhSoi W VUJ AS'
The State printing, which Rnountsi TO
about $50, 900 per year, was let to-day tor
the next two yean at rates which will
savc tile State about 5000 yearly, when
compared with the last contract. .,r
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TIE rise in gold has not yet affected ect \
any commodities but breatlstufIsi1. Il
mus do SO, however, whenever It issceh
that the rise is likely to Inst. - ''' r
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TIE President hts about decided, It is
said to send Gen. Sheridan or Gen. scho'
field, or some other army officer, to Eu'
rope, TO witness tue war there aud profit
by foreign inventions in arms, accOutre'
richts, &c. lAcommission Of three Ameri'
can officers was sent out during the
Cr1meanlWaF!,tR. .etlr,.if ~ .r4sf.u.-
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Tea per cent entrance upon all the above, ex.
Ctpt horses for Silver Plate, which arc frOe. /.
Entries TO close Ut O'Clock on the evening pre-
ViouS 10 the race. Entries eau be made under
cover At the ONCE on the grounds during the day
Orat The ONCE Of the President, No. 1iSH Main
street, Wheeling, Three entries to I'LL aud TWO
10 Staft.
The above Trottlng ROceS will be conducted
under the rules OF the National Association. The
Thinning Races under the Buckeye Rulesl
A horse distAnCing the Geld Will DO entitled 70
receive the lrst money only. Where only two
horses start tho third premium will mot be
awarded. Hi. 'r''it.i -.-i '' ,ls". II
In caIe Of uuiavorAble weather, or other una,
VoIdAble causes, the Society shall have tho right
10 postpone any Of the above pufSes to luture
lime, upon giving notice thereof. N'
Keats In each days races wall be called alter
HAtey. ~" 7'5 Ut l'i 81. = .f.'
DIRE cTORs. M
ThoS lIOrnbrOok, Jacob HornptooK
Al. Paunell, t.!IsI:l John Blshop'
Anton ReymAnn, - ~ NJ. Il; w;
ThoS Pollock, .i3l!iN =; L. I!opgs. 1851
John MCl.urc, Wm. N. List
John A. Armstrong, ~ J.h. b0IhIoFu'
Samuel Mcclellan. Il
lip THOS, HoT1SBRooK, lPTYsT1EElNT, (
JOHN BISHOP, sEcaE4RRr:. nv l'"Jy9O
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CANDIDATES for the government offices
in England sare examined upon various
literary and scientific topics, Lately one
Of them, ,by, a, slip, Of. the pen, wrote
@Vennice" IN one Of his papers. "Do YOU
know, sir, that there is. but ono hen in
Venice! asked the indignant examiner:
"Thcn eggs must he very scarce there"
was the reply!5& 'i,.is. j ~a
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M. ls-NcL.ure HOUSE purse, W. +. Goodwin =
Co., prOprletOrS, premium, value $7S,
Pitcher and Goblet for Running Horses,
Mares or Icldlngs; mile heats, hest , IN
s, catch weights. .l e.. .-5.'. aIt
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ThRRE were six lcaSes Of srnstr0loc In
Cumberland, Nd, Monday, two of them
fatal, ~ n nE.I--.LM
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SENATOR MORTON opened tho Indiana
campaign with .attwo hours 9E speech 81 g q
TerfetIladte, Monday nislt.s 5El 4
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GEE.lCAEYspi tho horny hand. has got
F4I biIEIli .riDht b1iS .iEE-
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THREE thousand Frenchmen have ell
listed inNew York city; aud arc 'rcady.to
snil.
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No Il-Stalnm aud KrIm House purse, premium
go the fastest Mule nnder the saddle;
mile heats, beat 8 In 5. .as u! Hg4H
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GlhrEhN P1rEirsEhas bcdn invited ID
pray with the Democracy in Braxton.
He Twill explain his famous cardiff he
can. ...
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NapOleon's Appeal to the South Ger.
i.jf.if-, man States.

.rThe French proclamation for the plr-
pose Of exciting the people 10 revolt, has
been distributed in Hanover, 4 M. e.
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No lO-Dailey'sCity Hotel purse. John DALEY,
proprietor, prelnlun, VAlue 500, silver
Set for flstpst TrOtting Double Team 70
wagon; mile heats, best In 8.
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No Fighting / up to- F. NJ. Yesterday,
gf4 a.s .pADTS, T,,1,, 40 Q.QO n ~

81 r'H wy AtA8t S4IS Az S'oVE'fAf
Up to this timeno skirrnisli has occur.
red between the hostile parties. atfm
!, Hesse Darlnstedt withdrew her ugcnt
from Paris to-day. '"l- u =" ~ {
S9 There Is nothing certain yet about tic
departure Of the Emperor for the scene o
wilr, and It is not likely that he will start
fof the front until everything III really
there for RctiYeGperatiOns. ~ Q it..g,7,
o Several Prtasian agents IN this city wlO
were tsitspetted of plotting and dlstrib'
ting money, have been arrested! t1lHs
The aidrselldiis5 appeared this morning
for the first time for several weeks ano
was promptly seized. l'a p li.d f,tHj 2
The Prince Napoleon u expected here
Tomorrow. It's said he will receive b
command. '}'a "i,.9 oi 3pIf4'9. i'lGH q.
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The Cincinnati Gazette says that Gen.
scnENcK will soon issue card declining
denomination for Congress in the Dayton
districtS ! yff fINErf gft
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N '1HF .9LoIpoN, July. 49,

,t ''.gHG' LONDON, July 49,
The Slipping Gazette says the Germans
were fortunate because SO many OF their
merchant vessels were bought from Amer
lea during the EccGntrebellio1, wllichmay
be covered blythe American flag. = 5,, ~
4uTtIe London Iast Is skepticl topcliing
the news received from France anu kus'
sia. 1T. attributes The bulk Of the dis
patches to specnlat0rs. 4ii giu:l
Patriotic } Contributions in Partsa..
tyThieTs' Retirement Demanded-'''-' !.
g,,.g.PARIs, July 10. \
The public and private subscriptions to
various charitable projects lncidentt 10 the
war are very liberal in all parts OF tho
countrylmT The Duke de Martemort has
given 100000 francs to one Of thesefnnds.
Many persons have agreed to pay certain
sums daily during the waT, and others
pay double, taxes Many manufacturers
continue tho wages of their employees
who have enlisted.Di au!l 1Gt aJll ~.
!, Atlarge number Of the constituents !of
N, Theirs, who voted Tor him at the. last
election, demand his retirement from the
Corps Legislatii, on the ground that he
has outraged the patriotic sentiment Of
the country by his speech against war
The Journal 06fcials- of to-day has a
significant article on the attitudelQf Hol.
land, with which it is pleased, and con-
tinues But no one can ignore the ambi1
'tious designs Of Prussia against the inde-
pehdence Of HolIand| Btsmarcle wished
to mako that nation submit as the Danish
Duchies we're forced to submit. He wish
ed 10 render Holland a,mcre Stltc Of the
North German Confederation. The pa.
triotic emotion aroused in the Neither
lands attlle time Of tue Luxembourg affair
will also be remembered nor will It be
forgotten that without the firm stand
taken by France their Prissian policy
would have had results fatal To the indie.
pendence Of the Netherlands" ,ar, nh
ir.,! .r.ii .s.sg PARIS July 10. !.
Don Carlos, the. Spanish agltator,. Is in
Paris. .rta o,..i.- .,.. ssEr, - -,
~, K. \. ST, P PETERsBUEd, July 10. II
Adyices from tho agricultural districts
Of northern aud central Russia represent
the crops looking well. i .isiaiaf a2r
.cii t9aN. LONDON, July10-5PT.
The panic which commenced in the
market here anVl ut Iiverp,,Ol yesterday
continues to-day, and was increased by
Tie rrlnlor, to whicn some credit Is given,
that there Is IN understanding between
France anti Austria. n."E ~. W.t ''
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wuEELlNc ISLAND,

+ Ion , WI =
ssptJssnnlbrsr Jsnbr l4,,i5, I6&i7, l875
rlr,t O.,-W WsaasSauy, Sept. IAN"
u Premium 900 for IsseEiug or Pacing
Horses, Mares or GcldlngS, 10 3" sg s;St 1nSy "
sfii STsf horse, tS sSG to second; $9s to third.
Premium $50 for TrOttlng stAlllons, in
10 hSSHc.s. mile heats, best Sin 8, 800 to
Srsi horse, so to second, $2O 10 third,
p,.n,pu Of 300 for Trot.Ipg Horses,
=" d VNrsS or Gpldings, In hArness, that have
nSvsr heaiCn 5 minutes In public; milo
heats. best . In6. S7S to Dirt horse $"9
u second. 4
S,ropd lIay-ThursdAy, Sept.'I6th.
Nh A. Premium 1910 Tor trOtIing stations ln
w V hsrHess: Two mile heats, best IN y. $l35
10 drst horse. go to secOnd, $26 10 third.
No ,-PrelnIu,n 800 for Running Horses, AaEes
Ur GeldLngs; mile heats, bGst III .. El%2
10 oarsI horse, So to second, $S1 to third'
Premium $SO for Trotting Horses,
Mares or (ieIdIngs In harness; mile heats,
hest ) in5, $50 to first horse, SiOO to
second. $50 to third.
Third Duy y-FrIhay, sept. ICthi IS
Vo,7- Premium, value 500, Silver Plate for tho
fastest Red EycCOlt, the get 81 k9pert
Red Eve, owned by'J. l.. Bnrley ESQ;
mile heatA, brsl InS, ...-.....
A-IrelnIuu SIOO for ,TrotiIug Horses,
Mares OF Geldings. III harness. that have
never beaten 2:GO Iu public; mile heats,
brstains SIS to frit horse, 81 ~ stG'
Onl n.H. ...l .1.HEs ..r.lIl
4-prr,niuni 600 for Running Horses: two
mile heats best in 5. $3.50 to hrSt
horse, 500 TO second, $50 to third.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEw York, Jnly 10, p
Market unchanged ,'tt a'H
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-27

In urging the AGRICULTURAL regions of
the West to look to the manufacturing
districts of this country, rather thar to
foreign nations for a market for their
products, Mr.. BENNETT ofN. Y, recent
~ said in Congress, 81 wish to state a
fact well known to gentlemen, if they
know anything about the movements of
the agricultural products of that region,
that Milwaukee and Chicago, during the
active season, ship IA ten days more than
all Europe takes in a year. Hence it is
that 1 say they should look for their
market TO the manufacturing districts of
this country. 1t is in the Eastern States,
along the South Atlantic coast. and in
the West Indies, that our cereals find a
market. The more manufacturers we
an induce to come to this country and
engage in labor, the larger and better
will be the market opened to the West"
And yet the Free Trader sticks up his
nose at the home market, and advises
the farmer to look abroad for purchasers
of his produce.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-27

Gen. James A. Garfield has receiv-
ed the unanimous nomination Of his
Republican constituents of the nine
teenth district ofOhio for a fifth term as a
member ofthe House ofRepresentatiVes.
The country will approve the choice of
Gen. Garfield's constituents. He is one
be spared from the National Legislature.
He is a strong, vigorous thinker, a most
careful student, conscientious in forming
his opinions, and courageous almost to
recklessness in their expression. His
nomination is equivalent to an cleo
tion.-NdtionGl Republican.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-27

Joseph Ward, of Orwell, Vermont,
saved his wife from clipping by keep
ing guard over her silk dress. She
wouldn't elope in calico.
Corn and wheat, for the first time
in Clinton county, Ohio, now bring
the same price per bushel, viz: S1,OO.
When is a Chinese the most like
a vegetable? Why, when a u cum
ber's his head.
The King of Prussia is in the I'D
year of his age, having been born in
the year 1877.
Red Cloud says the white squaws
have on two much wa paint.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-27

William Foliott, one of the murderers
of William P. Skinner, in Newburg, in
September 1858, who has been at large
since hat event, was arrested in Chicago
onthe End inst, and is o. in the Jail at
Cleveland, awaiting his trial which will
take place in November next. Three
indictments are pending against him,
one for murder, nj for aiding and abet-
ting in the murder, and one for burglary.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-27

The pope wishes to proclaim the in.
fallibility dogma on Sunday the oath
inst, after which an absence of three
months will be granted to the fathers
desiring it, and who choose to leave the
questions undisposed of.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-27
COUGH NO MORE
W.-..-.. con-h RaIsam ishealipg, softenIng

Warmers Cough Balsam is Stealing, soften1ng
and expectorating. The extraordinary pow
er it possesses in Immediately reileVlng,a anu
of Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis;
Influenza, Catarrh, Hoarseness,
CONSUMPTION is almost incredible 80
nrompt Is the relief and certain its effects In
an the above cases, or any affection OF the
throat and lungs, that thousands of physi-
clans are daily prescribing it, n one and
forafing medicine known. One dose always
afords relief, M in most cases one bottle
effects a cure, Sold by druggists, in large
bottles. Price One Dollar. II is your Own
fault ii you still cough and suffer. The Bal
sam will cure.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-27
VINE OF LIFE.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink. Warmers Tinum Vita, or Wine OF Life,
is free from any poisonous drugs or impuri-
ties. being prepared for those who require q
stimulanf. 1t is a splendid appetizer and
tonic. n the fnest thing in the world Tor
purifying the blood. 1t is the most pleasant
and delicious article ever offered to the pub
lie far superior to brandy, whiskey, wine,
bitters. or any other article. 1t is more
healthy. and cheaper. Both male and fe-
male, young or old, can take the Wine OF
who wish to enjoy good health and a free
flow Of lively spirits, will do well to take the
Wine of Life. 1t is different from any thing
ever before in use. It is sold by druggists
b also at all respectable saloons. Price OneDol-
lar in quart bottles.
For sale by HOYT SPEAR, Dealers IN
Drups. Medicines. &c, No. 5 Main Street,
Warren. Ohio. May II, ls70-Sm.*
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-27
The Royal Chart.

TDDINGS & MORGAN have OBJ
ltained h Agency OF this celebrated sys
tenn of dress cutting. and will 0iue a Chart to
each person who buys Of them n dress pat
tern ordress goods sfapykindtOth amount
of IS, and upwards, during the next sixty
days. after which the Charts will be sold at
IS each, March 2-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-27

HTANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME
w SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE. Price
SIS. 1t makes the Lock Stitch" (alfke on
both Sides and is the only licensed under
feed Shuttle Machine sold for less than 500.
icensed by Wheeler & Wilson, Grover &
Baker and Singer & Co. All other under
feed Shuttle Machines sold for less than $50
are infringements, and the seller and user
liable to prosecution. Address JOHNSON,
CLARK & CO, Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh,
Pa, Chicago, m.,or st. LOuis.Mo. July 6-Sm
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New Rooms and New Goods.
BACONSBURG, OHIO,

nor THE BENEFIT OFTHOSE
10 who may not be aware Of the fact, We
choice Spring Stock Of Millinery Goods
consisting in part, of LADIES HATS, RIB
BONS, FLOWERS, LACES, DC. Ladies' Of
Baconsburg and surrounding country, are
invited to call and examine before purchas-
ing. Rooms over Brooks & Hadsels Hard
ware Store, Main ST., Baconsburg, Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. A. BROOKS, d
HATTIE MERRY.
May II, lS7O-3ms
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