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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26

18th. 1t win be Of interest TO members
in this county.
BRooKv1LLE, KAN, April 10th.
]. U.FELLOws, EsQ.-Dedr Sir:-We
are storm-staid to-day, wind and rain
ing. Telegraph says snow IS miles west
Of here. Had very pleasant weather
since we came 70 Kansas until yester-
day.
This section Of country is much more
broken and rough than the southwest
ern portions. The valleysare very rich,
with q heavy growth Of vegetation, the
knobs are covered with a red sand stone,
usually underisld with lime stone. Wa
ter is hard but an abundance of il. Cat
tie are wintered entirely without hay
z miles from here. a Nj. Powers, bank
or in Salinel has 200 head OF cattle win
tered entirely without hay and the best
are now selected for beef, which is good.
This section OF country is better adapted
for grazing than agricultural purposes.
Some herds OF sheep look splendidly-
larger and finer than sheep in Ohio.
Winter wheat Is looking well spring
wheat and oats are up. prospects are
good for hne crops this season. We
have seen some good locations for
colony, beautiful prairie, rich, sandy
loan, with heavy growth Of native grass,
and plenty Of water, either from running
brOoks. or by digging from 20 to 40 feet.
There is limestone in abundance but
timber is scarce. Coal is found in nearly
all sections Of this country, but not as
good as some Of our Ohio and Pennsyl-
Yania coal. Still it will certainly fill the
place of wood for fuel. The herd law
prevents cattle from running over crops
If not fenced. II they do, the owner is
liable for all damage. This country is
perfectly adapted to stOck-raising, and
Wheat-growing, both winter snd spring
wheat. Oals and barley do well. Corn
is growing very large aud fine, when
not too dry in August. Those no
winds from the southwest last but two
three DAYS. These two objections
sometimes render the corn crop uncer-
tain. You will observe that neither Of
these viii affect the wheat as it is hsr-
vested before that time. We ire very
much pleased with this country and
think that any person with money
enough to get nicely started, can do well
in any part OF this State that we have
yet examined. I will state why IL Is so
difficult TO select land for u colony,
wood, water, and prairie lands.
The only timber found in this country
the lands are level snd good. Is
along the banks Of the rivers and creeks
It is protected from prairie fires
By the water, or in the narrow bends Of
the streams. This shows how scarce
is. Now Imagine a country Of
mild winters, peculiarly adapted to
stOck-raising, and small grains, with an
immense immigration. see at once how
those choice bits Of timber are picked
up. We travel along these different
lines in hopes OF finding the OBJ
Iect Of our missiOn-but some pioneer
IS still in advance Of Us, and we find
hem many miles in advance Of settle
nents. Without OBTAINING you longer,
[ send the compliments Of your COM
10 the officers Of the colony.
Yours &C; z. /. KING,
Pres. Of Colony.
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The Michigan Legislature has recently
amended the liquor laws Of that State by
the passage OF provision for the recoye-
~ OF all money paid for liquors, except
wine, beer or cider and this recovery
may bemade either by the persons pay
ing for them, or by the wife, husband,
parents, children or guardians Of such
persons. All contracts and commercial
transactions connected with the sale Of
such liquors are made null and void.
Owners and lessees Of saloons are sever
ally and jointly made liable for any in
jury 10 persons or property arising from
liquor sold or given away upon their
premises.
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The French War

Has prevented Mrs. Potter from going TO
Paris this year for new styles, so she vas
obliged TO have them expressed from Lon
don. Now that the great French mart OF
fashion has fallen, why not ave one nearer
home. Why shoul not Warren dictate
style 70 the world rs well as Parise Echo
answers why? Come one and all and be-
hold things wonderous, are and beautiful.
1000 different styles Of Gypsy Hats and Neck
ties which rtvel the cOlors Of the rainbOw.
Also Nillson braids which she would have
given 70 none other than Ms. POTTER.
April l9, ISL.
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EGAL NOTICE


LJohn Knihn. vs.. Elisha A. Underwood.
In Court OF Common Pleas, Trumbuu Co.,
Ohio. Elishn A. Underwood, whose resi-
dence Is unknown, but supposed TO be in
the state Of Penna., will take notice that
John Knifin has dled in SAID Court his petit
ton against him, stating that by written
contract, dated March Z, 1S65, he contracted
TO sell to said Underwood. q certain tract OF
land in the township OF Greene, in said
County n State, OF 80 e2-l0 acres, being
the whole Of Lot two In section %, In said
township, and bounded on the north by the
north line Of the section, p on the south.
east and west by b lot lines, forthe sum OF
SIlU7 ,6-only G797,W OF which, with interest
thereon. has been paid, and that there re-
mains q and unpaid on said contract,
Sf5l,s0, with interest thereon. from Dec. 80,
1855, and the further sum Of SS,S4 and inter-
est from Oct. y, 1853, as x paid by plain
tin on said land, and that plaintiff has been
ali times ready TO make conveyance on
receipt Of the purchase money due, and has
executed a deed Of conveyance with war
ranty, and has the same Ia Court for deliv-
cry, on payment Of the amount still due and
unpaid. Said petition asks that the amount
due on the contract be fixed by the Court,
and said defendant ordered to pay the
same. Inc in default OF payment, that said
land be sold 70 pay the same, and costs, and
such other RELIEF as may be just q equita-
bic. Said petition must be answered by the
nth day ofSune. 1871, and the cause viii be
for Irtalat the June term, 1871, OF said Court.
c. A. HARRINGTON,
April Is, Is7l-5t PITTS Atty.
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Discovery Of a New Comet.

Professor HOughton, Of Dudley Oh
servatOTy, announces the discovery oil
a new comet. 1t was first seer by
Lewis Swift at Marathon. New York,
on the evening Of the 18th instant,
and was reported to Professor HOugh-
ton, who. owing to the cloudy wealth
er, vas unable to observe It until the
18th. Last night its approximate
position was three hours and thirty
minutes right ascension, and fOrty-six
degrees and six minutes north de-
elination. The right ascension is in.
ereasing thirty minutes and twenty
seconds, and the deelination IS dr.
minishing thirty seconds daily.
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Troy.

Troy.
Pool Encampment, Post No. 81, De-
partment OF Ohio, G. A. R., V. s., was
organized at Troy Center, on March .,
1871, by Comrades Hancock and Horton
Of the Hampson Encampment with the
election Of the following officers:
L. P. Barrows, c.; T. A. Scott s. V.
c; J. G. Durfee, J. v. c.; F. ]. Lamb,
Adjt.; W. C. Taylor, @ NJ; o. S. Fish
er, s.; Rev. J. Flowers, Chap. J. W.
Gardner, S. NJ; V. S. Sperry, Q. NJ.
Sgt T. W. Esty, o. D.; R. Brown, o.G.
April Il, 1871. T. ". E.
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Notice 70 new House eepers.

Pew & Brother Would like to see yOu. In
order to keep house In this age Of the world.
you must have a good Sett Of CrOckey,
Mats, Butcher Knife, bread Knife, Mincing
knife, Coffee Mil. Flour Sieve, Wash Tub,
Wash Board, Clothes Line, Clothes Pins,
Rolling Pin, PotatOe Washer, Butter Bowl,
Butter Laddle, BrOUm, Mop Stick, Churn,
Looking Glass, &c. All of these necessary
articles for Keeping House can be had at
PEW & BROS.
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Wife Of Mr.. Harvey L. Tan, OF Farming
ton. o., had been sick some time and con-
fined In bed for many days, with spinal
weakness, also with hip ailment, and rheu-
matte pains Sunday. April 10th, her friends
were gathered around the bed, thinking
she could not survive much longer. The
cold, clammy persplration had gathered on
her brow, and the blood had settled under
the finger nails. Monday 18th DR.. s. was
called; She could not move a hand or foot
when he came in, but in ten minutes, 10 her
great Joy, she could move her limbs. the
pain removed al once, and she Kept fmp PROV
ing until April I'D. DR.. s. called again, n
with n more treatment she could set up in
bed he carried her down stairs, and now she
can walk. 10 the great happiness OF her hus-
band, children aud friends.
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10 Please our Friends

We occasionally, Ike the iIlpstrious Wegg,
'fal into poetry"
We have ribbons that gIIsten, and flowers
rich and rare,
We have braids a Ia Nilsson, and curls Of
real hair
We have orange flowers, and bridal lace,
and charming bridal hats,
md real ~thread-lace edgings, TO trim our
LeghOrR dats-
To be continued next week.
E POTTER a co.
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They o Splendid

The AnssricdB SelDfn0 Machines. Yes, and
are warranted to keep In good order. q do
al kinds OF tpoTk, some kinds hat no otheT
Machine a~ndnugdcfured viii do. Be sure and
look anthem before you buy-you can ave
the privilege OF t1inQ one, and being Sdfis-
fed before you pay for It. a. RfrE6 Oh, are
the only Agents for Trumbun Co, at Kings
JsWelry Store, Main Street. (apr. a-4t,
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The above prices viii be subject to ductua-
tons With other markets. always aiming 70
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap asthe cheapest Remember the place,
formerly occupied By Trumbun Nat. Bank.
All q goods warranted as represented
Come and see IL liberal deduction al
lowed 70 parties that buy large quantities.
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A Great Invention.

The Extension wood stove is q complete
revolution in the construction Of cooking
stoves, has an iron reservoir. and oven en-
tirely new nom anything before offered TO
the public. Call and see Il. at No. 4 Main
street JAMES REED SONS.
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The King saith, and his words are true,
that he sells Furniture cheaper than other
folks. At No. 81 Main 81. He insures folks
liVes cheaDer b any body else will or
can. Moreover he has some hard accounts,
70 sell cheap, against wretches pecuniarily
gOOdR q morally worthless, which will be
advertised if not speedily settled. The words
Of the kingare ended. W. B. X.
April IS No, 81 Main st.
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Special for the Press Ohy MeLain's under
ground Cable.l
J. c. M'LAIE, Warren-Dedr Sir PLEASE
send me / pair more OF those Rubber Boots.
Send the National, as they are the best
enclosed ind Ducats.
Yours, TROCHu.
J. Ss-Madsaeu Perfwarkle sails the French
Kids she sent for are the real F~renph-anh
are cheap. 7.
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August 10. IS7O-tf

DISMARK, will make the season
DOf ISL, at the stable OF the subscriber.
= mile south OF O%rangevfIle. D.
BLSMARk, Is a dark brown or black. Is
hands high, kind. sound, strong. stylish and
shows q slashtng gait. He was sired -
sherman Black Hawk, by Hills Black HawE.
sherman Morgan. His dam BE- Young
Hambletonlan, by Harris Hambletonian,
by HambletOnlan q son OF Imported Mes
sengeT. Young Hambiets mans dam BY
LeOnidas Grand dam BY Imported Bell
founder. Harris H~ambletOnian's dam by
Imp. Mat1hBm. Bismarkis dam by Bull
rush Morgan, by Justin Morgan.
This horse breeds large. \ half interest
In his sire Was sold Tor 5000.
200 pasture provided for mares from a
distance. Accidents a. risk Of owners
Would be pleased to nave your patronage.
Call aud see him. Terms-TO Insure SO.
April l9-2ma E r. YELL.
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The joint committee Of Congress, ap-
pointed to visit the Southern States to
investigate the condition Of affairs, pro-
pose p assemble in Washington, May
18th, and proceed thence on their tour
on the South, The committee will di-
visited.
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Large White MarroWfat Peas,

DicksOn's Firstand Best Peas earliest yeti
Champion OF England Peas.
Daniel O'Rouke Peas, very early
Early June Peas, do
Ton Thumb Peas.
Genuine Lima Beans.
Trophy Tomatoes.
Full stock OF Garden Seeds, at
HOYTS Little Drug Store round the Cor
ner," No. 5 Main St.
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CLEvELANp. All y. IL.

THE DIRECTORS Of the Cleve-
IL land & Mahoning Railroad Company
declared a dividend OF three and q
half per cent. on the full shares Of h capi-
tai stock Of said company, payable on the
10Th day OF May next, at the ONCE OF the
Treasurer. in Cleveland, Ohio. The trans
fer hooks viii be closed from the LIST to the
10th day Of May. inclusive.
Aprif25-SL. CHAs. PEAsE, Treas.
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Enamel Paint at HOYTS Drug Store, No. s
Main s. We furnish II IN IN quantity, ct
factory prices or less Call and see samples
Of Paint at the Little Drug Store round the
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The Committee to whom at last meet
ing was referred the bill Of E. Spear, Jr.,
reported in favor Of paying the same.
said report vas accepted, snd the bill
paid IS above.
The following resolution was passed I;
70 wit:
Resolved That in the opinion Of the
Council ttwo-thirds Of the members
~cOncurringl it is deemed necessary to
grade, pave, and improve Liberty Street,
from High Street % the north line OF
Lane Street, to conform to the establish
ed grade Of said street, in accordance
with the plans and profiles on file in the
Office Of the City Civil Engineer. On
motion, the matter of the construction
Of eisterns at proper points, was referred
to the committee on FIRE and gas, with
instructions 70 report at next meeting.
On motion, the City Civil Engineer was
directed to procure the necessary assis-
lance, and prepare profles, and perform
ali things necessary, Sc far as pertains
70 his Office for carrying out the resolu-
ton Of the Council to pave Liberty
Street On motion, a committee. con-
sisting Of the Mayor, and Messrs. Wheel
er and Hoyt was appointed, to investi-
gate and report concerning the proprie-
~ and feasibility of furnishing a lock-
up for the City. On motion adjourned.
E. ". Horn, City Clerk.
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OFFICE PIMA & OHIO CAS4r ~
WARREN o. AprfI nj 49, Z

NOTICE is hereby given thas
~ annual meeting Of the tockhsI5oz
SH5 IFb~e a bs 4 ONO Canal CompanS
Ohio. on Monday. May q - fsr sSlren~
pose or elecung sever Directors for
suing yea, and To- ranSact such ofhs- III
meeting. JAMES NcETT4a Et4
ApruG, 1s7I-4t, res
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BRONCHITIS and kindred diseas-

RhONkhll4o n klnufeu ulSeas-
lies. BY W. ". Hall. N. d. In one vol.
u mo. sl.6. Some Of the contents OF the
book are: Air n Health; Baths aud Bath
ing: chill and Fever. Cancer Clerical Health.
Group Cod Liver Oh Mortality Of Cities /.
Dlarrhea; Suggestions TO Editors FsVerand
Ague Manner OF Growth High Livers f;
ache ~Poisonops Candies; Effects Of tobacco:
tnsSiogleal students, Just reed az ADJ
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Facts that can be Referred to in our

April 8 1871, DR.. Stewart was called to see
q lady. a resident Of Youngstown, who was
brought 70 Warren, o., on bed placed in q
sleigh, she had been Unable TO raise up In
bed or to stand on her feet or TO walk for
seven months. caused from weak spine,
sinking sensation OF the stomach and gen.
erRl debility and pnostration Of the whole
system. DR.. 8. removed the disease in four
days 50 hat b could take a few steps, and
by April eth, az the arrival Of her husband
from Youngstown. o., b arose nom her
bed, dressed, and walked out OF the bed
room into the adjoining sitting room, and
met him, TO his astonishment, for he had
heard nothing of her improvement before
he came In the house. She has now return
ed home For particulars enquire at the
CHRONICLE, once.
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Are invited to call at our store aud see the
large assortment Of Cooking Stoves, among
which are some Of the best in use. Also a
full assortment Of Iron and Tin Furniture
for stoYes. We are prepared to give YOU low
prices. JAMES REED & SONS,
no. / Main street,
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NOtice-TO Butter.

We nave a stock OF the Improved Union
Crank Churn. We think Il the best crank
churn made. We have also Dash Churns FOR
dog power for from five TO fifteen gallons.
PEW BROS.
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You can be suited At Miss Formans, IN
Bonnets, Hats-all shapes and sizes-Rfb
IONS, and the most beautiful Flowers. Don't
fail to give them a cali. Apr. 25-3t.
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Wanted

Immediately. a competent hand to take
charge Of the best stallion in the country
this season. Liberal wages Will be given
and good reference required Address soon
GEO. FELL.
orangeville, Trumbull Co. o..
APrflS, ISL
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CINCINNATI, April 2A.-Butter-Firm
and higher at 32a35c for fresh. Cheese
Quiet at l6c for new factory.
NEW YORK, April 24-Rutter-Duu at
llal5c for western, and 20G29e for table.
Cheese-Steady at 9@I5c.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRoNrCIE.l
WARES OHIO, April g, ISL. J

WARRES OHIO, Aprn& Isl. J
BEANS-s2O per buEhel.
FLOUR-e8.O to $500
HAY-sl29slL.
OATS-Ac.
CORN-Ear sc; Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLES-5 10 &c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll - 70 &c.
TALLOW-7 tOSo
CHEESE-FactOry l3Ic.
EGGS-l2o.
LARD-Country rendered. 10 tOl2Jze-
POTATOES-O 70 SL.0
WOOL-BG42c.
FLAX SEED-2W
HIDES-Green. e96lze; calf skins lOGl2c
pelts 5oG75c.
WOODIStOve length, S2O022D per cord
do Three-feet, 8.O0935O per cord
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OOUGHS ANDCOTDS. by Nv ~

COUGHS AND COLDS; by w. ".
OHau, ND. Some OF the contents ofthe
are: Air and Exercise, Asthma; Bad
Colds Brandy Drinking; Consumption:
Group, Chronic Laryngitis; Eruptions tx
pectOration; Eating and Exercise; Fatigue;
Hectic: Horseback Exercise; Impure Air:
Inhalation; Night Sweats: D~ccupatiOn 10
Consumption Porter Drinking; Summer
~Sea-voyage; Southern Climate.
Tight Lacing Throat All; TONES. Price 80
at ADAMS Book store.
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Ladies

Don't fail TO call and see Miss For
mans new stock Of millinery goods.
She has just returned from New York
With the fnest lot Of goods ever brought
70 this city,
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ParasOIs 4! ParasOlsI
In all colors sud STYLES, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
Ladiesl

o will ind ut Miss Formans, ali kinds
OF Fancy Goods to adorn the headand neck.
2oLiaIs. Chignons. Switches, FriZzes. Curls,
lar Nets, &c; fancy Neck Ties, Ribbons
Bows, all cOlors andstyles.
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0ANKRUPTCY-

AN hhOHIC1.
I'D an the District Court OF the United States
Tor the Northern District OF OHIO.
In tbs matter Of WillOughby OPP Bank
In Bankruptcy.
a warrant In Bankruptcy has been Issued
by said Court against the estateof Willough-
by OPP, OF Niles, in the County ofTrumbull,
Of b state Of Ohio, in said District, adjudg-
ed a Bankrupt upon the petition OF Alton n.
MOoerE, and Alfred Gayton. his creditors.
and the payment ofany debts, and the de-
livery OF any property belonging to said
bankrupt 70 him or 20 his use, and the
transfer q any property by him, are forbid
den by law.
A meeting ofthe creditors OF said Bank
rupt, to prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees OF his estate, will be held at
n Court Of Bankruptcy TO be holden al War
rem, in said District, on the 9Th day Of May,
ISL, at 70 O'Clock, a. M, at the once Of L. q.
Jones, Esq, one Of the Registers In Bank
OF said Court.
HARRY THOMPSON,
Deputy II. s. Marshal, Messenger.
WILEY, Grey& Terrell, Atty s for Petlt'rs.
Aprill9, ls7l-2t
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And popular cook stove. the President
is made m sold by us. at No. 4 Main street
JAMES REED SONS.
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A boy l6years Of age, with good address,
who car come well recommended. Must be
a fair writer M good in manuscript read
ing. Business light. Apply at CHROSICLE
office Immediately. Aur. on
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Local Notices.


Local Nodoet IS oeats per line Grsf fnseTti0l,
10 cent? Der tae each subsequent insertion.
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Early Cabbage
And CaullhowerP Plants for sale at
April Iq-lt WM. F. PORTERTS.

Take AYRE'S PILLS for all the purposes
ofa ~purgRtive, for Constipation, Indigestion,
Headache and Liver Complaint. By univer-
sal accord. they are the best Of all purga-
lives for family use.
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The 'Iittle Drug Store round the Cor.
ner,.
Main entrance No. ) Main St.,
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WANTED-Agents to sell r. r.
Bush Zoos new patent Metallic White
Wire Clothes Lines a braided wire OF seven
atraus, ~UtuT1utsd not 10 cOrOde or break
with any amount Of clothes that car be got
on aline. In every way better than a rope.
and costing only about twice as much
day. Address R. @. Murro- 4 M II
south Water s., Cls--,aRItD6io- Cen ACTS
iot 0l' I. Curtis, Pennington, o
asa lal-tL
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To obtain a building or out lot. The sub
scriber offers for sale twenty-five acres OF
land laying between Broadway and Maho-
ming venue south Of Quinby's addition to
Warren. viii sell the above in one 10 five
acrelots 70 suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. IS. ISL. s. F. DICKEY.
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Query :


Where Is the "Little Drug Store 'roundthe
eorners II you give Il up call on HoHT &
SPRAR, No. lain St.-they know.
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y -----|N
Having just received a large stock Of Bill
Head, Statement, Letter Head and other
papers, We are prepared TO print them In the
best style, at reduced prfces,t TO business men
generally. Call at the CHRONICLE Oflcsaud
see for yourself
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Bill Heads.

Business Cards, Visiting Cards, Wedding
Cards and Invitations, neatly printed at the
ONCE.
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The Endll

Metallic and wooden Burial Cases, Caskets
and Cof1nE. BURIAL ROBES. from plain TO
elegant, always ready, at
TRUESDELL & TOWNsENDS.
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He that Hath Ears 70 Hear LET him.

Land Plaster.
Always on handat the warehouse Of N. b
Tsyler. WIN. MNYOUNG.
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Local Notices
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