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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17
Great Flood on the Had Waters OF
Grand River.

UIGas EAVOG oA NnN ANA
Grand River.
FARMINGToN, O., August Is, 1870.
EDITOR CHRONICLE Decay and the
elements seem to conspire against rum-
bull county, or this part of it at least
A few days ago a wooden bridge scross
/ Grand river, just south Of the center,
broke down. one side5Orchord breaking
twice, pr~ecipitating a man and his wife,
q boy, two horses and rockawsy carriage
into the water, which was five or six
feet deep. The lady was partly fastened
between a timber and the carriage, but
help at hand extricated her, or she might
have drowned. She was considerably
bruised, otherwise no particular injury
sustained.
Last Thursday afternoon the rain fell
in torrents on part of the head waters Of
Grand river and Swine creek, causing
Swine creek suddenly to rise to an IN
common heights mill dam breaking
away in Middlefeld, then one in Park
man Just at the county line, and also
carrying away the bridge at that point,
CBundysburg mill and coming on down
the creek, swept everything before it
that the water reached, coming in on to
the floor of some Of the buildings Of the
Cold Spring cheese factory, and striking
the bridge there, Chhy feet span, carried
it away, demolishing n abutment and
injurfng the other. The torrent swept
fences and everything down to the bridge
north Of West Pennington, carried that
bridge away, tearing down one sbut-
ment there, still sweeping on down,
taking fences and trash, and spelling
any amount OF pasture, At the bridge
north Of Pennington center the plank
hoated so that Il could not be crossed.
Here it spread out, losing part Of its
force, running up mot DOWN the road,
where it was never known TO go before,
and getting in on to some OF the stable
floors Of barns near the creek. Grand
river rose very high, and more suddenly
than it was ever known to do before,
except al the June food, in 1919.
One man who came TO the center store
Just at shutdown, on returning home
found the water had risen very fast at
the broken bridge, but thought he could
get across, bnt-it swan his horse and
buggy down stream, and but for help
his horse would have drowned. He got
the horse out, but left the buggy chained
to the willows till the water FentdOwn.
Kibbee, Maltby & Co. were repairing
the floor to their mill, and had hauled in
quite & large quantity Of gravel and
sand to protect it, which was all swept
away,
After the dam went out at Bundys.
burg, two men living near there, said
the bridge would not go then, and went
walking along across the bridge, When
near the other end, hearing a-erash, they
saw the bridge vas going and gone.
They had to 90 around near Middleheld
Corners to get home, some ten or twelve
miles. LOCAL.
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Where are the Men


Who. same quarter Of a century ago. with
a capital not exceeding ouehundred dollars,
fhe sum total at that TINE necessary for an
out-hD started out for a nfe-time's enlist
ment In the art Of picture mRk1ng3 Ans.
Many Of them have passed over the river
Others long since fOund the business not al
together suited TO their natures, n WISE
lyleft II, and to-day are probably engaged
muther calhDgs. Others too, a few OF them,
have "plOdded along" as our n~eighbor has
III. and even more than this, they have kept
mace with the art in all its various phases,
foremost in every desirable change, from the
FURNISHED plate OF Daguerr. down through
the successive stage Of named and name
les productions which have hOoded the
country, until at the present time the art
bids fair 10 rival nature herself "Where
are the men," we ask, who have passed
through al these various features Of the art
We are happy TO say, that one Of that class
may be found ct the New England Gallery.
No. Is Market 81. Warren, o., In the person
OF l. NJ. Rice, OF the nrm OF Rice q Bliss,
whom We had almost forgotten 70 say, still
continue 10 take the lead as Photographers
IN Trumbun Co. PLEASE give them q call
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17
Ohio r. & I. School for GIrls-Lstter
from the MafrOn,
President

OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGs,l
August II, 1870.
Nh RTrEzEL,-Desr Sir;-Permit me
through the columns OF your paper. to
thank our kind friends in Warren for
their timely sympathy and consideration
Of the wants Of our infant Institution.
A few months since, and We were strug-
Cling for existence; for the privilege OF
extending the helping hand to the erring
and unfortunste. 1t now seems that God
has ble~sed the enterprise, and that many
a child Of misfortune is to be guided
along the path Of rectitude and virtue.
into hat straight and narrow path
leading 20 rhst land where the language
has no word Of sorrow, and where all
tears 7 wiped away. The erring can
appreciate a kindness; and many a heart
beat quicker, and many an eye sparkled
brighter, as il rested on those pictures 50
kindly donated, and now suspended
where we meet to crave Gods blessing
on those committed to our care.
Each kind act helps to liz in the scale
OF humanity, and we feel our hands
strengthened and our hearts encouraged
by this act Of kindness from those whom
we have never seen, yet are glad to num-
Der among the friends Of this noble en-
terprise, the Ohio Reform and Industrial
School for Girls. N. E. NICHOLS.
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Pittsburgh Live Stoek Market.

DN-LNUAH1 : 10
The run Of cattle for the past three
days has been heavy, and the quality
generally good. The prices obtained for
cattle were rather below q last quota
tons as the sales reported below win
show. The following were the closing
sales Of the market:
Extra 1000 to 1,5O0 steers, 81 5O9S 90;
good to prime, LOO to 100, So 25@7 90 ;
common to medium, 1000 to LOO, = Is
@6 90; bulls, stays and COWS, 500 to
I,5O0, 81 25@5 Is; stock steers, 500 to
1000, s. 0O@5 75-COmmereidL
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Butter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, August I5.-Butter steady
at 2Oa29c for western. Cheese dull at
6al4c for common to prime.
CINCINNATI, August 15.-Butter-hrm
and scarce at 26a3Oc. Cheese, demand
light, market frmer under light receipts
at 13ia14c. for selected factory.
PITTsBURGH, August I5-Butter ranges
in price from 25 to 2c. Cheese-Receipts
fallen on and demand improved; hold
ers asking an advance. Goshen 143Gl5c;
factory I3c.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKRT.

BEEF CATTLE-The supply on sale
to-day was large, and being almost
wholly composed Of low grades, such as
thin, rough, native steers and cows, and
Texas and Cherokee cattle, the feeling
was much depressed. Prices, as for sew
eral days past, were very irregular, some
sales indicating a decline Of 25@5Oc
while others were effected at full rates.
There were no extra beeves, and but
very few choice, and we learned OF no
transactions at over $500. Most Of the
sales were at prices ranging from $500
downward to $500, with some inferior at
&,5092,75. More han one-haf the ar
rivals were Texas and Cherokee cattle,
which sold slowly at about last weeks
prices, or at 8, 5O@3,OO for common, and
at S3,75@4,75 for good to choice. The
market closed dun.-CAiedgo Tribune,
Aug. 10.
By Telegraph CHICAGO, Aug. Is.
CATTLE-Quiet ats ,75aS, so fOrcommon
Texan 10 extra smooth steers. ,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

$1,000 Reward Is offered to any one who
can show that therea are better curative drugs
In existence than those which compose
Clarke Anti-Bilious Compound.
$1,000 Reward is offered TO any one who
can show that one half as nj Liver, Stom-
nch and Blood Diseases can be cured by any
other kind OF medicine as by Clarks' Anti
Bilious Compound.
II these we're not facts the above would
stimulate the ambition Of some person %
claim the offered rewards Of $500.
CIarlzsi Anti-Billious Compound Is trur-
rdnted 10 cure diseases Of the Liver, Stomach
or Blood. Il Is tcdrTQnted 10 cure Dyspepsia,
Sourness Of the Stomach, splitting up OF
Food, Sick Headache, Parched Tongue, Ner-
YOusness and Loss Of Sleep, Female Weak
ness, Biliousness, Constipation, Erysipelas,
rheumatism, ScrOfula. Eruptions on the
Skin. Lame Baek and Side.
tits warranted d. % gre a good appetite and
give strength TO the feeble Inc debilitated.
1t is warranted to be the best blood purify
ing and health invtgorating medicine yet
discovered.
The testimony is copious and conclusive.
PRICEsl,O per bottle; for sale by Druggists
generally.
Prepared by r. c. & c. s. CLARK,
Operative Chemists, CleyelanlO
Aug. II. IS70-l5wf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

-Phsy have eaged a burglar at the
Syracuse jail who did business. He
kept an account book, and gave each.
man credit for the articles stolen. He
informed the officer that this was the
system Of double sntry-Onee in your
safe and again in your books. a'
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HOyt's Genuine
Are the best Paints sold.
Merehants and Business Men

NJ AAA-N2 ~ @@@-
The Auditor OF the State Of Ohio. in HIS
seven OF the Ohio Fire Insurance Compa-
mics Of Ohio, nave within the past year
a0Sae oa Q eniasaee.H That the dividends
] paid by the Ohio Companies was a fraction
over i've per cent. on the paid up capital
Companies by tWos or threes had better
~amalEamate, consolidate, or sell out and
that there IS less prospect OF success for
year" Most OF the Insurance Companies
OF Ohio, were organized under the il-con-
ceived act Of 1856, or under special charters
still lOOser and more crude in their prOvis-
present Constitution. The act OF 1856, re-
Quired only twenty per e n OF the subsrib-
ed capital TO be paid In, the remainder TO be
secured by Individual notes merely. The
special charter, in many instances, did not
require anything to be paid In. Such laws
naturally prompted the organization OF
Compauies with h leading idea OF making
money. and payin dividends to stockhold-
ers, without the use OF any actual capital"
Il fact for Businessmen toTemembeT. In these
hagrations and falling. and insOlvent Fire
Insurance Companies, learn this fact, hat
ths New York State Superintendent OF the
Insurance Department, in his annual official
report for the year ending January !, 1870,
states that ola the 24 Fire Insurance
Companies Of New York, no Fire Insurance
Co, possessing alike paid up cash capital
Of one million dollars 4 upwardk. has so
large a net surplus over liabilities, reinsur-
ance capital as has the LORmLARD Fire
Insurance. Company, with the one exception
OF the HONE LIS. Co. OF New York. Also
that no Fire InsuranceC Company inAmerica,
possessing a paid up cash capital Of one mil
lion dollars and upwards, has so large a net
sgPlgs over liabilities einsuranceand CAPT
tel, as has the HeaE us. Co, ON. Y
The HOAE hasa paid up cash capital Of
two million dollars. The income Of the
HONE. for the year ending January /, $50,
was S2,HS,Sf9 %, and its total expenditures
for losses, &c, was Sl,954,l46 o.. Its total
assets on Jan. /, 1870, was S4,5l6,36S 90.
The LORILLARD has a paid up cash capital
Of million dollars Its income for the
year ending Jan !, 1870, was STH,502 90, and ]
Il paid for losses and all other expenditures
in the same period, S654,S70 90; leaving assets
hand Sl,650.5q00.
You all know well theimpOrtance ofkeep- !
your merchHndiZe and property insured.
Is 70 nOtmOre mportanttO pfOcureandkeep /
insurance in the strongest and best
companies?
The HONE OF New York. and the LORIL-
ms. Co, are represented by WHIT
TLESEY ADAMS, their only Agent at War
rem
" I
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Sale Of Town Property.

Tomorrow Thursday at P n, in
'front.' Of the Court House, J. N Slul,
Esq. assignee Of Anderson & RuPP,
VIII oaor for sale, valuable town prop
-erty, embscing business houses and
private residences, anddso s~eYersitown
lots, situste in different eligible loali-
ties. Opportunity VIII be Afforded by
this sale for persons 70 purchase homes
at reasonable prices.
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uHERIFFlS RALF.


OThe State Of Ohio. Trumbnn County, 81.
samuel Quinby IN Trumbun Common
va SP3eas. CtvR Action,
By virtue az An order % Eals hsued ont
OF the Court Of Common Pleas, OfTruInbuI
sGo@ohto IN thaahoIe NAMED eaza. 10 me
directed No delivered, have levied on and
haN aEDGsa % pnhlic salaa & TIE door ~
Court House In he city Of Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, Tie Sd day Of September,
$50, between The hours OIL and Sosefock. Z.
m Of said day, the following described land
and tenementS, IL tie County % Trumbun,
and state Of Qhta to-Wits Situats IN the
city Or Warfen. n said County and state,
and bounded and described as pillows
On b north BY the south line o. Canal 81;
on theeast hy vest side OF Nam ST. on the
south By the Ohio and R~ennsylTania Canal,
and on the west by q line running north and
south and parallel With Main Street. and
r~uuntngtWo feet Hom the east side OF the
Two story Game ware house o. Henry and
Charles SmitS.
Theshoyed escribedpropery batter klown
as the ]. N. Dawson Co OnNdn with Al
necessary machinery FOR carTyiuE on tina
business. Appraised etsl3M Tsnu Ouah.
e. ", DICKINSON, sheriff
sheriEs Once Warren o. AnE 31sDLN
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To Young Menl

To Young Men!
A certificate emitting the owner to life
membership and full instruction in the
National Union Business College OF CleYe-
land, Ohio, in the business course OF Book
.KeepnE oommefciM Ait4mettc GQumer-
faM eofrasp0ndence, BrsineesP Tactice,
Lectures, Speneerian Bu5iness Renmanshfp
snd Incidental Exercises, can be had at IA
VoFablerates by calling at the CHRo6ICLE
.OFFICH.
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Contains more han tWenty-four hundred
good, interesting books, worth rom one dol
lar upward. Any person. by depositing the
price Of the book, can read any Of them, and
when the book Is returned the money will be
refunded less 10 per cent. A dollar book Will
thus cost ten cents TO read, a dollar and a
half book fifteen cents-at ADAMS Book
Store, Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

Those Wanting
Choice White Wheat Flour, can be ac-
cOmOdated by leaving their orders at Camp
| Z Raudalrs. Call andsee sample OF wheat.
Aug. IA2t ~
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Good Brown Sugar
Ten Cents per pound.
HAPGOOD & sTRATTON.
Local Notices.
Adams, CIreuIatIng LIbrary


Local Notices 10 cents per line, fret insertion; 10
eeHag per line, each E~ubseguaR insertion.
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b above prices viii be subject TO huetua-
uonsWlth other markets. always aiming to
pay the highest price Tor grain, and sell as
Sneap asthe cheapest Remember the place,
next door 70 McLain's Shoe Store, IA room
IoTmerly occupied BY Trumbuu Nat Rank.
Come and see Us
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

A positive cure for Headaehsl-A Greai
Remedy for Indigestion inc Dyspepsia
Keeps the blood cool and regulatest the stom.
ach. Persons subject 70 headache can in
sure themselves freedom from this malady
by drinking 10 literally in the morning be
June 29-st HOYF & SPEAR
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

Cholera IS raging on the shores Of
the Black Sea,and the yellow fever Is
prevailing at Philadelphta
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The starry Crowns

Is the most popular sabbath School Sing
Ing Book Of the day. We are selling II az
81 eents. FOR Introduction, which is one-third
les than any other good book, At Adams
Book Store. f.--t
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THE MARKET REPORTS,
WHOLESALE MARKET.

BEANS-S2,O per bushel.
FLOUR@e6W 70 $50
HAY-3l0aSl2
OATS-lc.
CORN-Sl.O0
DRIED APPLES-SI9ac.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll c.
TALLOW-Sc
CHEESE-FactOry 2c
EGGS-I2aI5c.
LARDSCountry rendered, Ice.
POTATOES-Dc.
WOOL-S642c.
FLAX SEED-2l0
HIDES-Green, 1890; calf skins l2a1lc
pelts 50GT5c.
WOOD-StOve length, s2OOa25O per cord.
do Three-feet, So0SS50 per cord
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Iron Beam PloWs are AL warranted, and
al We ask Is FOR farmers 70 Try them and be
convinced. KIRK CHRISTY.
August Il 1870.
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HeneeforthI

Ire ETomens head-geaE orr present stock OF
goods viii be sold at reduced prices. Our
word Is pledged n IL shall be done. Fur
thermore, we are paying special attention
to Sashes. Stamping done % order, likewise,
at Mrs. POTTER CO.'S
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r. PrnnkIin

said a wise say, Whenhetold Chris. Oplum-
bus on his arFiYalm THIS country, to buy
his Boofs and Shnes Of McLALN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
WHITTLEsEY ADAMS. Agent, Warren,
Ohio, loot, G-tL
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Soap,

BabbittSs Soap,
Fhs sans as has besn distributed around
town, q few days past can 30 hea lqr Ten
cents at 81 SMITHS
Aug. 3-tL .-s.-sr.e
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Babbitt's Soap,

The same IS has been Distributed around
| town a few DAYS past, can be had for ten
cents at FhEEE
Aug. g-tE a.
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PsTtieS Furnished

In the price Of Dress Goods. for the pur-
pose OF clearing out our summer Dress
Goods. GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Great Reduction

ParasOls!
At n sacrifice, to close them out.
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Stoves f!

Three Year Old YinegarI
HOYTS Drug Store.
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PrOnuneiamentO!
All these things
Can be got at Kings
New Block near Mahoning DepOt,-Bureaus
Bedsteads, Mirrors, Sofas, Spring Chairs, Ia.
bles, Stands, Mattresses, Rockers, What
Nots, Ironing Tables that open and EheL, &C.
He has several broken sells OF. Cane-seai
tunity to git out q chamber ornu mp adilap-
idated set First come first served at
W. b. KINGS.
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Soap,

The same as has been distributed round
town, a few days past, can be had for ten
cents at FREER & SMITHS.
Aug. 3-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

Ladies Admitted
To Allegheny College. Course ofstudy un'
hanged. See advertisement.
.NAuE &ET04t 81 I.atE-tt.
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b Meana fhn Rnsh

What Means the Rush
At Brooks & Potter's2 Why every one
wants their Photos. takenim the new style,
the "Remembrandts" CaM and see speci-
mems. East side Main St.
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Those Wanting

Jelly Cans 1hiA A"A
White Glass, Cheap. HoYTs Drug Store.
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Millinery Goods
Below cost, to make room for fal stock
GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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Stoves
. Wsare no y receiving o large amount OF
Stoves OF every description, for faII trade.
Aug. II. KIRK CHRISTY.
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Babbitt---His best Soap.
The most economical soap for family use.
At HOYTS DRUG STORE,
No. 5 Main street.
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Just Received
Boys Duck Linen Suits, all complete
for ages from 8 years to Is years. Don't
suffer your boys 70 swelter in heavy
woelen suits, but come in and take a
suit
Mems White Duck Vests
q Marseilles Vests.
q Coats and Pants.
{" Bro. Duck Suits,
Step In and look az them.
Larre lot q Men and Boys Dark and
light traW Hats, Just received Among
the new styles OF Hats we must speak Of
the Keep Cool" which is just the thing
for men Of middle age and old age. It Is
bOuEd 70 suit Gail for It
Our stock OF Clothing is complete.
Terms Cash and One Price.
Try US. ADAMS & CO, Agents.
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Curtiss'

Large Sized
Window Glass, just reed. HoYTs Drug
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The August no, Of Our Young Folks
contains q fresh instalmsnt Of we Girls
q story that Is an ever increasing delight
to both young and old a Characteristic
and most touching story, by Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps, entitled Bobbits Hotel I;
Our Mensgerie, which this month con-
sists Of Rats, by T. W. Higginsoni and
4 summer Dey's Psstme, by u, CrRu
PubIshedb by Fields, osgoOd& Co., BOs-
ton.
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With good Ice Cream by leaving their or
ders at Henry Waldeck'ss Main ST.
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Just Received
PEW & BROS.
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See A. E. Andrews 6 Sons
New advertisement on second page ofthi
paper.
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Pleasant lreams ].

uEeAAa
Are induced by those superb Wool MGtres4eS
and profitable reflection by the cay ChGts,
I Sofas, n Lounges, sold by
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The Royal Chart

TDDINGS & MORGAN have oh
ltained the Agency OF this celebrated gvs-
tenn OF dress cutting, and will Oius a CHAR 70
each person who buys Of them q dress pat
tern ordress goods ofanyk kind to the amount
OF s, and upwards, during the next sfxtv
Day AFTER Whehtha Charts Will odd al
SeeeA March 2-tE.
DUT YOURSELF in his PLACE.
Inc great new nOTel by Chas Reade.
We have Just received the second lof-af
Adams' o Store-in three styles OF bind
lug.
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Go to Pew & Bros
To get Fruit Jan and Sealing Wax.
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Our Own Fruit Jars
With Tin or Glass Tops.
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Aecidentsl

Union Fruit Jarsl
And Wax to seal them. HOYT's Drug
Etora-
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The Ladies

Can find the Peerless Fluting Machine.
Eluting Scissors, Pinking Irons, Curling
TOngs, Carpet Sweeps, &C, at
II. B. TYLERrg.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

Our Own Fruit Jars
With Glass Tops, can be had only at
HOYTS Drug Store.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17

All Kinds Of First Glass
Sewing Machines, at n. B. TYLER'S.
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All Kinds Of Sewing
And Knitting Machines repaired, and q
/ few second hand Machines for sale cheap,
at ~ p TYLERiS.
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Go 70 Henry Waldeek's
For your fine French and American can
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Ice Cream
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-17
MARKET REPORT
10 BloonhsIdI sAugust l6, 1SnT
The following are CASH prices. corrected
weekly by Howe, Savage 4 Smith.

"0oAJ " AoMes savage smith,.
BUTTER-DG
EGGs-steady at l28l5c.
LARD-NominaI at I6.
FLoUR-white Wheat, $500.
Amber S.
F1sH-GeorsaBa Bank CodlOc. whitshshl0e.
$50.
sALT-steady &yR.
WHITE LIAE-Firm, sl,6a
sUGAR-Brown IOel2]lc. "A" Coffee l5e.
Crushed Ice.
CANDLE-stearine, DC
TEA-YO1ng Tyson. T5te AR. japan q
70 $40. Black 800 to $40.