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Railroad Meetings.

1 On Saturday evening last a meeting OF
our citizens was held at the court house
to take some further action in regard
to increasing the amount already sub
t scribed-S30,O O0-to the Ashtabula and
. Youngstown railroad-to $4,000, the
t sum required Of Warren to secure the 10
cation OF the road to this place. Miriam
dali, Of New York, the gentleman who
has the contract for building the road,
was present, and also E. d. Fitch, Esq,
of Ashtabula, attorney for the company.
Both gentlemen addressed the meeting,
and a good impression was made as to
the value OF the stock Of the road an
investment, and also the great impor-
lance 1t was to Warren to ecu the
road. There were remarks made by
several Of our own citizens, and it was
unanimously resolved to hold another
meeting on Monday evening and con-
tinue the effort to raise the sum re-
quired. On Monday evening there was
a full house Of our citizens in attend
ance at the meeting. Remarks were
made by Messrs. Dana, Stull, Kinsmsn,
Glidden, and Kennedy. The telling
speech of the evening was made by MI.
Randall, the contractor to build the
road. He spoke plainly and frankly,
assuring our citizens that the road would
be built within the coming year, and
that within ten days the line would be
permanently located-at Warren, if the
sum Of $4,000 was raised, or eight
miles east Of us If we failed to raise the
amount asked. He said 1t would rel
quire $4,000 more to build the road MA
Warren han by another route, but that
the company, in Difference to the unsni-
nous wish OF the people all along the
line, north Of Warren. would come here
If our people showed a desire to par
TALLY, at least, recompense them for the
extra outlay involved in this route. Mr..
Randall gave several very convincing
showing that as an invest:
ment the stock of this company would
pay well, and cited the history and con-
ditton of a number Of lines of road that !
had not equal facilities, OF near as good j,
business prospects, to show that the
chances were largely in favor Of this {
road. Mr.. Rsndan's remarks were 4
applauded by the audience, and
when he had concluded a good feeling :
manifestly prevailed. The subscription :
book was then circulated, and a little J
over 5000 raised on the spot. making !
he total subscription about $S5, 200, and
SIS 900 yet to be raised. An :
additional committee to solicit subscrip- {
ions was appointed, and the work Is to /
pushed until Saturday evening, when I
mother meeting is to be held to hear the {
-eport Of the committee. Now we beg =
cave to say that it will require every t
nan to do something in order to raise c
he requisite amount. 1t is probable
hat there are a few who will refuse to ]
10 anything; but the nineteen-twenti-
Of our people will respond, and We i
Confidently expect that by next Satur- T
lay the amount will be subscribed, and 3
will have taken a step that must
ssuredly insugurate a brighter and Z
more prosperous future, opening the
Fsy for increased manufactures, popu- s.
alton and wealth. Let every man do :
lis duty, and the career Of the town
hall certainly be upward and on
II
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SuddenDeath.

On Saturday 18th inst, John McKAl-
lip, living on the east line OF Champion,
after working all day in his shop in ap-
parently usual health, was neal his
door playing with his child. His wife
hearing the child cry, looked outsnd saw
her husband lying on the ground, and
ran to his assistance, but he breathed
but few seconds. The deceased was
about SO years of age. 1t is supposed
that heart disease was the cause Of his
death,
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.

SATURDAY aug. 70 loIls
Cattle.-The arrivals to-day light, and
for the week heavy. The market clos
ing dull and weak at the decline. The
following are the ruling rates: Extra
100 10 1900 steers, IS 90; goodto prime,
LOO to 200, s. 00to $3.50; common 70
medium, 1000 TO LOO, 81 1906 90;
bulls, stays and cows, 800 to 1,6O0t q 90
to 4 90; stock steers, 800 to 1000 ns,
g. 90 70 8 so.
Hogs.-Pens are all full and the feel
ing dull and weak. Extra good to prime
New York, $50 to 90, 81 50a4 65; rough
10 common s. 40.
Sheep.-The market continues good
with q fair demand for all the offerings.
The following are the current rates :
Extra, 100 70 to ITO rs, S. 40a 5 so
good to prime, IS 10 90 ms, s. 00s5 IS
decent to fair, rs to 81 bs, 81 O0a4 so
mean to common, 20 t. IS rs, s. 25as 20
foot rot and scalawags, by the head S1a
/ Is; lambs, S5a6.-CoHlmeTe idL
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Last Monday shout two O'Clock, a
party Of men were driving up Federal
street in q ''crackey wagon" When
Dearly opposite the Mansion House, one
Of them named Stephen Williams, OF
Sharon, Pa, who was intoxicated, fell
from the wagon beneath the wheel, and
before he could extricste himself the
wheel caught his head and pushed 1t 8
rough gravel making q large oblong
wound, tearing the flesh from the right
side Of his head, so as to expose the
skull. Drs. Cunningham and McCurdy
were speedily summoned, and dressed
his wounds. He was taken TO he house
of q friend at Liberty FkadieGtor.
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Times and Places Of Holding Fairs.

Trumbull, Warren, Sept. 19, 20, q.
Brookheld, Brookheld. Sept. 6, rs.
Garrettsville, GarrettsviIle. Sept. p, Is, q.
Geauga, Burton, Sept. Is, Il, Is.
Mahoning, Garfield, Oct. s. 4,5.
Portage. Rsvenna, Sept. Is, %, 2.
Mercer, Pa. Mercer, Sept. 6, :, lands.
Stonboro,~ Stoneboro, Sept Il, IS and14.
jamestown, jamestown, Sept "A. Is and l6.
Greenvilles Greenville. Sept %, q and q.
~ConneautviIle, C-onaeautfille. Oct 4, 5, 6.
Butler, Butler, Sept %, q, and Is.
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Aug. SO-st
the Home insurance COMPANY

There has been a sort Of inevitableness II
the movements OF the Home Insurance.
Company of New York-reminding one o.
the resistless march OF the German armies
Watchfult Il secure the good and avoid the
bad, the Home has recently cut of the
Marine and Inland Branch Of its business
The Home has a capital OF two and one.
half million dollars capital, n cash Rssets
to the amount OF s4,57S,OOS.O0. The Home is
now the largest exclusively fire insurance
company in America. This popular com
pany mas been for man years, and contin-
ues to be, represented at Warren, by
WHITTLESEY ADAMS
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Warren Union Schools.

The Fall term Of the public schools.
viii open on Monday, September 4th.
We hope all will be in promptly the first
day. In all the departments, we hope to
do as good work as is done in any schools
Of the kind in the state. Parents need
not send their children away from home
for Educational advantages, as they can
have IS thorough training athome. En-
courage your own schools. We very
much hope parents will visit the schools
during the year. J.. C. BARNEY, Supt.
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On last Wednesday, GreenviIle was
the scene Of q destructive IRE. The
steam tannery OF w. P. Leach was total
~ destroyed. It was by the greatest
exertion that eighteen watts containing
from twelve to fifteen hundred sides Of
leather, were saved. The fire Is sup
posed to have-been the work OF an in
cendary.
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Is the Spice of Lie.

Somebody said that a good while ago. and
1t is still true. This leads us to ask, Have
you seen them? Have you been there? OF
course you have read about them and heard
about them, and are bound to see them
Now. to give you the plain truth, not coated
ton, the place to Unrest your greenbacks is
at Hirshfield's Buffalo Clothing House, one
door south Of the Trumbun National Bank,
on Main street. There is where the great
variety exhibition comes of daily-A. I.
Frank, Manager. The crowds that go in
there and come out with huge bundles under
their arms, and looking SO pleased and
happy, is q sign that the people are well
sfted n get the worth of their money
See big advertisement for particulars.
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The Illustrated Christian Weekly for
August 10Th is promptly at hand with a
varied table Of contents, and an unusual
number OF hne engrsyings. The great
HCentral Park" Of New York is depicted
In a series Of illustrations, andth editor
promises to illustrate prospect Park"
Of Brooklyn in a few weeks. We notice
that the publishers offer to send the first
three months Of the paper stitched In
paper covers, postpaid, to any address,
for only fftV cents. This affords an ex-
cellent opportunity to all to examine
this beautiful illustrated weekly. Ad-
dress, illustrated Christian Weekly"
New York.
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Council Proceeding.
WARREN. Aug. 25. ISL

aug ~ Aof4s
Regular meeting Of Council. Present,
Messrs. Burton, Gibbons, Hoyt, jane
son, Truesdell and Wheeler.
Minutes Of preceding meeting were
read and approved. The following bills
were ordered paid:
F. W. Messersehmidt, Bill of SER
vice to date. Gen. Fund .......$S6.00
J.. S. Hoyt, Bill Of service to date,
(Gen. Fund ..-..------..... 1900
Pat Daugherty, Bill Of lamp-light-
ing for Aug. Of. 81 6. Fund.) 1000
Levi Gaskill, Bill Of work to date,
(Road Fund. 20.50
The petition of Samuel Quinby and
others, for the abatement of a nuisance
caused by stsgnant water in the bed Of
the Penn. & o. Canal, was referred to
Messrs. Hoyt and Gibbons, The "ordi-
nance to establish Board of Health in
the City Of Warren, and to prescribe the
powers and duties Of such Board, was
read the third time and passed. On mo-
ton, the matter Of securing a Superin-
tendent to oversee the paving of Liberty
Street, was referred to the Street Com
mittee. On motion adjourned.
E. w. HoIT, City Clerk.
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A son Of Mr.. Oliver L. Green, living
near Ravenna, caught within the past
two weeks seven hawks and two owls.
The manner in which this great work
was accomplished was, by setting q rail
up perpendicular in the meadow, on the
end Of which q steel trap was placed,
upon which the birds light, when they
find themselves in limbo.
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-This has been a rem.rksblv fruitfuI

This has been a remarkably fruitful
season. Our next county agricultural
fair, which comes OF in a few weeks,
should excel in the excellence and sbun-
dance Of the products on exhibition.
We are, requested to mention that
DR.. h. P. Fairfield, ~entranced speaker
Of rare ability, viii hold meetings at
Union Hall, West Pennington, during
the Sundays Of sept. Friends from q
distance are invited.
-Messrs. Albert and George VanGor-
der; the well known millers Of Warren,
have given their large Touring mill a
general and thorough o~verhauling this
summer. They have placed in four
large turbine water wheels, and put
everything about the establishment in
the best possible shape.
Mr.. Randall, contractor on the Ash
tabula & Pittsburgh R. R., expects TO
have the cars running from Ashtabuls
to Orwell by the first Of January next
If Warren raises its subscription to the
required amount, he says trains from
Pittsburgh will be running into our
town in ninety days from this date.
On Monday, about ten o'clock, a fire
broke out in a tenement on School St,
owned by 7. ]. McLain, Esq. The alarm
was sounded, but before the fire engine
arrived upon the ground the fire had
been extinguished by the aid Of buckets
in the hands of neighbors. The fire
caughtfrom the stove pipe. The damage
is estimated at s25.
Mr.. I. n. holland, late Of Greene
and at present a teacher in the Ohio State
Reform School, near Lancaster, will
please accept thanks for a box of as
fine peaches as the State can probably
The fruit is of the late Craw-
ord variety--large, rosy and luscious
The peach crop on the Reform Farm this
season, is very large. Up to the 18th
nst., three thousand bushels had been J
with about six thousand bushels {
more to be gathered. /
Mr.. NJ. McNamara, agent for the !
irm Of Williston, Knight q Co., of New
FORK, manufacturers Of buttons, threads I
nd buckles, called upon Us last week |
nd exhibited some OF Williston's &C. c
I" spool thread. The tests made by 7
he agent upon this thread, as to its i
moothness, uniformity Of twist, and '
reat strength, showed it to possess these L
hree important requisites for a perfect /
bread. We think an impartial trial Of o
bis thread, by the ladies, will insure its t
ornament adoption in every household. Il
Last Saturday night Thomas Jones, a
wing on Canal Street, was arrested and .
emit to the lookup for raising a distur- Q
and getting drunk. On Sunday q
e was released on bail, after WHICH he 7
Ommenced drinking again. In the Il
he wenth home and to bed; some q
me after he had retired the inmates of =
le house heard a noise, like q falling I
ody and upon going out, found him 9
wing insensible on the ground. He G
ontinued in this condition until Mon =
az morning, when died. Weunder- y
and that no bruises were found on his v
It is not known whether the deed .
as accidentally or Intentionally COM I
lifted. The deceased came from Ports /"
Iouth, Ohio, here, and has been labor -
g in the rolling mill for the past two :,
eeks.
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Don't allow your boys to wear
heavy wooden suits during the hot
weather, but buy for them a neat Lin
en- Suit. Prices, $3.50, $500, 1925,
$500. and $3.50. Straw Hats of every
description. Mems Linen Drill Pants,
extra sizes Mems Linen busters, ex-
ira sizes; Mems White Vests, extra
sizes. A complete stock, and will be
sold at cash prices.
ADAMS & CO., Agts.
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nnna,s Musical Institute.

The fall term of the above Institute, will
commence Monday next, Sept. 18th. Mr.. F.
&. ZONES will give private Piano lessons TO
residents of the city during this term, at the
price Of SIG for "a lessons, at the Institute,
or $50 at the house Of the pupil.
Aug. 30-lt
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We mentioned recently that Mr.. A. 8.
Robbins, of Cleveland, kept the most splen-
did pier looking glasses in the city. He al
so manufactures all kinds of large and
small square and oval gold frames, and
keeps the best workmen In the city. Also
keeps the most stylish window cornices, in
walnut, gilt and gold, at extraordinary low
prices. Trumbun County people should
see his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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PLUMBING, GAS & STEAM
mr. e.

THEUNDERSIGNED ARENOW
prepared to doank kinds Of work in their
line In q hrst-clnss manner. Estimates
made and satisfaction guaranteed on al
work lone. We also keep q full stock OF
Bath-Tubs, Wash Stands, Water Closets,
class Plumbing Establishment. Agents for
the Cincinnati and Boston Cooking Ranges.
MORRIS, KELLY 4 CO..
Aug, @, IS7l.6m Youngstown, Ohio.
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49, CCAAcnb AOs------- 1s-----=-.--=-.--- al
The above prices viii be subject to nuctua-
tons with other markets. always aiming to
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap sthe 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. A liberal deduction al
owe 70 parties that buy large quantities.
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Butter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, AUG. 2s-Butter dull at
IOa20c for western and I5a30. for State.
Cheese-Duu at 5a104c.
CINCINNATI, Aug. H-Butter scarce
and firm at 20s22 for choice.
Cheese-Dun at 9a94 for factory.
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For fine Teas and COffees

n. Y. Sugar
A Molasses. at S. R Chryst & Co.'S, No. Is
Central Block Market st.
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Take Notice.

We shall keep on hand during the coming
season, a full supply Of choice Timothy
Seed. which we will sell lower than it can
be bought fol elsewhere.
WOODMAN BROS.
Aug. 30-3t. youngstown, Ohio.
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THOSE WHO SUFFER from nervous irrita-
lions, itching u-neasiness, and the discom-
fort that follows from an enfeebled and dis
ordered state Of the system, should take
AYERS SARSAPARULA, and clensethe blood
Purge out the lurking distelper that under
mines the health, and the constitutional
yipor will return.
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The MARKET REPORT.
OFFICR WEsTERr RESERVE CHRONIUA1
WAERKN OHIO, Augut 80, ISL J

WAERKN ONO, Augut 90, ISL J
BEANS-S2W per bushel.
FLOUR@s6,M to $500
HAY-Sl09SI2
OATS-0c.
CORN-Ear CSC: Shelled 62o.
DRIED APPLES-5 to &c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Is to lSc.
TALLOW-7 tOSc
CHEESE-Factory &c.
EGGS-l2Lc.
LARDLCountry rendered, 10 tol21EN
WOOL@3S642c.
FLAX SEED-l75.
HIDES-Green, e961lc; calf skins IOaI2c
pelts 50975c.
WOODlStove length, S2,OO925O per cord,
do Three-feet, S3,0O6250 per cord.
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Buy yOur Groceries
Extra Fine Cigars

And Proviiion at S. r. Chryst & Cos. cheap
family supply store, No. 10 Central Block.
Market ST.. Warren, Ohio.
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For Cisterps

For C1SGerDS,
Nothing ever discovered equal to the
Hydraulic Cement sold by
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Spring Caught White Fish
By the pound, kit or half barrel. at
s. R. CHRYST cos.
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We would say to those who have been
waiting to see whether that paint looks as
well on the building as the sample colors we
show at our store, hat several houses in this
city a been painted with the Cleveland
Chemical Paint, and it has given complete
satisfaction, in fact, in some Instances, looks
better han the sample colors. We can rec
ommend this paint as coed. We are special
agents for this section, including Youngs-
town and Western Pennsylvania
HOYT & SPEAR,
No, 5 Main Street.
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For salt by the barrel or wagon load. at
s. r. CHRYST & cos
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Base Balls and a Bat,
Steel traps for a rat.
Fine guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies,
And Swings for the Baby's,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat,
And we are sure they can't be beat,
Certain TO suit the various minds,
For we have all the different kinds,
At Tyler's, No. 5, Main St., Warner, Ohio.
Aug. g., 1ST1-tL
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GIGsH
Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons and Figs, at
MCCONNELL'S, Main street.
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NaW GfVIQg

New Styles
Black and Shell Jewelry just received at
VAUTROr & ACKLEY.
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$40

New Styles
Black ana Shell Jewelry Just received ai
VAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

By Telegraph, CHICAGO, Aug. q.
Hoes-Steady at A,25@4,70
CATTLE-Active at S3,25a6O0
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HnYt & Smear

HOyt & Spear
Are agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint,
for this section. Write them for sample
colors, prices, &c. HOYT q SPEAR,
No. 5 Main st.
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Base Balls and a Bat,

Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best in the City, at McCONNELBS
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Money to Loan.

From $1,000 to 5000 to loan on good real
estate security. Enquire at this ONCE.
Aug. l6-3ts
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Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best in the City, at McCONNELL'I
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Ladies'

Can be furnished with Hoop Skirts, Pam
ter's Glove Fitting French and Common Cor
sets, real n imitation Laces, Hair Nets,
Braids, Mohair Curls-also Nilsson Curls
Of real hair, by calling on Mrs. G. W. MES
SER, Market St., Warren, Ohio.
Nav 10 1871
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Go to S. R. Chryst & Co.'S. Best Y. H. Tea,
$3.50, good SI,25, fair sl.O0, lower grade 90c.
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No Charg

And choice brands OF Tobacco, at s. ]
Chryst & Cos.
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Three Years Old.

Tyler's Gun Store
And Sewing Machine Rooms is the place
TO buy what you want.
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NO CnarSe
For ice Water" a S. R. Chryst & Co.'S.
June z. ISL.
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wARRES. OHIO, May 5. ISL.

Parties Supplied
With Ice Cream of any flavor, on short
notice, at MCCONNELLS.
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One price in plain figures at Kings
JeWeIry Store, z Main st.
Aug. IG-4t.
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NnM GfrInr
Imnoriant TO The Afflicted.

New Styles
Black and Shell Jewelry Just received at
VAUTRof & ACKLEY.
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IcLAIN'S. I

Fresh Oranges,
Lemons, and Dates, at Rfley's. (aug. 2-2t.
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Especial Attention
Is called to the Hydraulic Cement sold by
CAMP, RANDALL & co.