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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21
From Pennington.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-I have looked
in vain in your last issue for an account
Of the closing exercises at W. R.. Sem
mary. As I wish to say a word in re-
gard to the present prospects Of this in
stitution, I will simply say that the ex-
ercises of the Commencement Week
were an entire success. Prof. Mills, as
many Of your readers know, goes to
North East, Pa, to take charge Of the
Lake Shore Seminary at that place. He
leaves many warm friends in this vicini-
ty. He is an earnest christian educator,
and well deserving the popularity he
has gained.
Prof Geo. W. Beatty, principal elect, is
a young man, earnest and energetic. He
comes to US highly recommended by the
faculty Of the college of which he is a
graduate as a gentleman and a thorough
scholar. As an educator, he is not with
out experience, having been for some
time principal of an Academy in Penn
sylvania. He viii be assisted in the
Seminary by Prof. E. F. EdmOnds, a
graduate of the same college New Mar
ket) with himself. The services Of other
competent and experienced teachers
have been secured. We would bespeak
for this schoola liberal patronage, as it
possesses many advantages over the
small select schools, among which are
the services Of teachers who make par
tculsr subjects a speciality, and the use
offs full and valuable chemical and phil
Osophical apparatus.
The prospects for a full attendance the
coming term is quite flattering. w.
June l6, 1871.
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In Philadelphia, on Saturday last,
DR.. o. w. Reid was sentenced by
judge Parsons to six years and five
months imprisonment and fine of
$500, for malpractice. In passing
sentence, the Judge said
sit is an unpleasant duty to con-
sign a man of your intelligence and
education to the penitentiary for a
long term Of years. Your time and
talents, better employed, might have
made you a useful member Of society.
That you are not such to-day is no
fault Of the law or Ofits ministers, but
Of yourself. For the purpose of sOr-
did gain you have violated the law of
the land, and you are here to-day to
bear its admOnitiOns and suffer its
penalties.
The example of your case, if il has
no other good result, will at least in
culcate this valuable lesson, that in
this city the crime Of abortion shall
be followed by swift and severe pun
ishment.
1.-THE sentence of the court is that
you pay a fine Of five hundred dollars
to the Commonwealth for the use Of
the country ; that you pay the costs
Of prosecution, and that you undergo
imprisonment in the State peniten-
tiary for the Eastern District, bysepa-
rate and solitary confinement at Ia
Dor for the period Of six years and
five months, and that you stand COM
mitted until this sentence is complied
with"
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
Cleveland Wholesale market.

MONDAY EVENING, June 10, 1871.
FLoUR-Market steady and unchanged
and demand good and stock light. We
quote as follows: a.
country-made XXX white E.2@8O0;
Xxx amber 7.OO@7.25; Xxx red 6.759
100; Xxx spring 5.OO@6.25i Rye Flour
5.25@5.75.
WHEAT-The market was inactive to-
day and weaker. No. l red nOninally
SL.4@l,45 from store No. red STAG
LAP
CoRN-Without movement and nom
inany unchanged; high mixed held at
Sic ; low mixed 60c; ears on track Sc
@57c.
ed. No. 1 State held at Sc; from store.
RYE-Quiet and steady demand mod
crate; held at S1,O0 for No. 2
BARLEY-There is nothing doing and
the market is nominal.
SMOKED MEATs-The demand is good
for City cured canvassed Meats and the
market is firm and unchanged; Hams,
I4a14ic; Shoulders Sasic; Bacon liza
lie; Dried Beef 1910. Country uncan-
vasssd Meats are slow Of sale and prices
nominal.
BEEF-The market is quiet but steady
and firm at Sl4.O0 for Extra Mess.
LAA1lN - 1aAAAAN @A4
unchanged, and there is a fair inquiry;
held at 16a1sc for prime 10 choice West
ern Reserve; Central and Western l5a
I7c; inferior and grease 7a1Oc,
CHEEsE-Quiet and steady at 9lal1e
for good to choice Western Reserve fac
tory; dairy dull and heavy at Case.
EGGs-The market is well supplied
and prices are weak at 15c by the barrel.
Oms-Linseed duh and lower at 92a93c
for Raw, and 97s9Sc for Boiled. Lard
dull and lower; Extra w. s. TSaS0c; No.
l 75os No. 2 65a7Oc.
POrAToEs-Very scarce and market
firm, with an upward tendency Peach
Blows strong at SHOALS selling from
store. The demand is in excess Of the
supply.
DBIED APPLES Quiet and steady,
good to choice fruit held at 4Ia6lc.
BEANs-There is an active demand and
the market is firm ; held at S2.O0a2.3f for
choice hand pickedi good to medium
81, 5Oa1, 70.
PEAs-Dun and fair inquiry held at
S1,25al, so; Evergreens Sl.s5a2.OO.
HONEY-Dul and heavy at 20a25c =
h in original packages.
VNEGAR-Pure Cider Vinegar in fair
demand and firm at lSa20c, packages in
cluded.
FEATHERs-Demand fair and market
steady at 5Oa95c, according to quality.
WHITE LIME-In fair request at SI.30
per barrel.
WATER LINE-The demand is good
and the market is steady. OswegO and
Akron Sl70al.75. Louisville 500.
PLAsTER-Land Plaster in good de-
mand and selling at a range Of Ss.5Oa9.50
per ton Calcined Plaster ranges az $3.50
$500 per barrel.
SALT-Fair demand, steady and IN
changed at $500 per barrel for Fine
S2.I5 for COurse.-Leader.
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New York Live STOCK Market.
NEW YORK. June 10.

NEW YORK, June 10.
BEEvEs-Foot up the heavy total OF
$500, with 1850 to-day, viz: I5 cars at
Communipaw, -12 cars at Weehawken.
and 81 cars at Tooth street. Choice cattle
are not plenty and are nearly holding
their own, a few reaching I3ial4c, good
to prime are worth l21a13c, medium Pa
I2lc, and poor Texans and rough west
ern 9aIIc, the market averaging I24c.
100 Illinois OF u cwt sold at 12iai3c, 20
rough stillers Of 81 cwt at 10c, and Ohio
81 cwt at about l3c: closed weak but all
sold.
SHEEP AND LANBs-2S,O 600, and trade
is rather slow but at old rates OF SAGE for
thin to good and &c for extras. Lambs
sre worth Slal2ic, one lot Of I55 rs sell
ing at l0c, 5 cars prime 90 MS sheep at 6e,
and a car 70 rs at SIC.
HOGs-Receipts 1000, of which 1900
were to-day. Prices are &c lower, or aga
&c for live and 5ia63c for dressed.
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COMMENCEMENT Exercises

GOmmencemenI
OF Dana's Musical Institute during
the past week, passed off finely leav.
ing an impression on the minds of the
people Of the work that is developing
itself so rapidly and sure in our midst.
Monday evening the secondary classes
of the school gave a pleasing concert,
and on Tuesday evening the gradual
ing class gave a concert of vocal and
instrumental music, which showed
on the part of the performers marked
improvement since their appearance
before the public in the winter. On
Wednesday evening an address was
delivered by President VIM. II. Dana
and the degrees conferred upon its
eight graduates. The address was an
earnest, able discussion Of the subject
of Musical education, and as a litera-
~ production was very fine. The
ceremony of comforting the degrees is
quite impressive and to those. who
have never seen them conferred it is
novel. On Thursday evening the
faculty gave a grand concert assisted
by the orchestra and others. The
principal feature of the concert was
the orchestra, consisting Of nine per
formers, which rendered some fine
music. Prominent parts were taken
by Miss Dedrick, whose playing is
characterized by a nicely Of touch, so
mnoh wanting in most players,
Fred'k Kenyon Jones, asa pianist, is
fine, showing in his performance great
execution. AS a school Of music this
institution recommends itself to all
wishing to procure a musical educa-
ton.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
lime IL ISL.

SATURDAY June III 1911.
The following are the rates current to-
day for the different kinds and grades as
bought and sold in this market: Extra,
1900 to l,5OO ms steers, 50 25a6 IS; good
to prime, LOO to 1900, s. 5Oa6 90; COM
mon TO medium, 1000 to LOO, s. 25a
5 so; bulls, stays and cows, 800 to 1,5O0,
50 50a4 90; stock steers, 800 to 1000, 81 90
4 so.
Hostile arrivals continue light.
MostIeverything in the shape Of hogs is
sold, and the pens empty. The follow
ing are the prices at which they are sell
ing to-day Extra Philadelphia, 81 Is
al 50; good &c prime Philadelphia, &5tO
$50 ms, 81 50a4 70; good to prime New
York, $50 to 90 ms, s. 3Oa4 IS; rough to
common, 81 OOa4 Is.
SHEEP-The following are the rates
current: Good to prime, IS to 90 bs,
81 IS to S. 90; decent to fair, 70 to so ms,
81 IS to 4 40; mean to common, 20 TO 70
MS, s. 25 to 3 so; foot rot and scalawags,
by the head, 81 25.-C0Hmsrei0L
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Mr.. Ephram Cox,

OF Mesopotamia, Ohio, had an eplectic at
or s~tagnation OF the blood; Dr.. J.. Worthing-
ton Stewart was called in haste. When the
DIR. came in the room Of the sick man four
men, one At each limb, Was trying 70 restore
him by chahng and rubbing him, while his
wife was at his head, with ice,sttu there was
no circulation. DR.. Stewart asked them e
step one side, and in five minutes b blood
began 70 circulate, and he had him on his
feet. This cure was done without the use oi
medicine some four years ago. he or his
father, at M~esopotamia, o., wiz vouch FOL
the above statement
DR.. stewart will be at his office, at the
Franklin House, Friday, q Sd In ROcE
Creek, o. June 18th, and remain until June
18th, and at his room in Warren, o., Friday
June SOth.
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There has been a sort Of inevitableness in
the movements Of the Home Insurance
Company OF New YOrk-reminding one OF
the resistless march Of the German armies.
Watchful 70 secure the good and avoid the
bad. the Home has recenty cut on the
Marine and Inland branch Of its business.
The Home has a capital OF two and one
half million dollars capital, and cash assets
to the amount OF S4,57S,O08OO. The Home Is
now the largest e1clusirely IRE insurance
company in America. This popular COM
pany has been for man years, and contln-
ues 10 be, represented at warren, by
WHITTLESEY ADAMS,
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAI.
OsfAfE-m pursuance OF an order of
saleissued to me BY the Probate Court 81
hahoning Co, o., I viz sell at public ven
due,on FRIDAY, Jaly 7th, 1871, at I 0clock m
on b premises, In Liberty, Trumbuu -
Ohio, the following described promise 80
ate in the townships OF Liberty and Hnb-
bard, In said County Of Trumbuu ana stof.
Of Ohio, bounded and described a eouo-.
to-Wlt: On the north by lands or To@s,S
Mansel, and Calvin AppleEate- easf ~ 49,
AorneEly owned By Benjamin. Annf.-@+-
sold ~ Shertu Of Trumbnn County - 49,
balqWln and Morris. and since Eo255 - -
ABEL Dores south BY land now or f5r1c-Is
owned Dy Hazel Holland, and tha hsf-S
andrew Applegate. me west bV 1o1I -
Joseph Observation-Disclosures wifbf1
boundaries about two hundred and t,-e5L
acres or land BY urvey recentlVmai. 49,
hundred aud eighteen and one-thirI oeO
or which about twelve acres are in fb-to
ship Of Hubbard. and the baIanes ~ ~
Terms, $500 cash In hand aud tn
ance IN tour equal paymentR WIN t.eo-
est at six per cent to be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Pa s .nn1 I'D % be secured By mo-t-
Guard. Of Benjamin Applerafs
June "A, lSl4t "naeef
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Rntfar and Cheese Markets

NEW YORK, June 12-BUTTER7SteadY
at l3s23c for new western and 20aS1c for
state. Cheese.-Quiet at 10a124c.
CINCINNATI, June 19.-BUTTERIS carce
and firm at 17a22c CHEEsE-Quiet al
IIia12lc for factory.
PTTTsBURG, June 19.-BUTTRR. =
Is in fair demand with receipts light
sales Of strictly prime are made at I7a1sc;
butter 9aIOc. Cheese.-Supply fully up
to the demand. We qnOte: New Ohio
Goshen 13ial4c; Ohio Factory 12al3c
Western Reserve 11a12c; very little old
cheese in market.
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Opened TODAY,

An assortment Of Gentlemen's Fine Fur
nishing Goods. as nice and hne as can De
found in any city, at ]. Goldsteins5 ENSFy-
thing-the Celebrated SnLSs I'm
en- Collars in all styles, Kid Gloves bEatNLls
Gloves, Isle Gloves with buckskAn MnLsn
Mems summer Wrappers, Jean DnaMS
] Linen Drawers, new styles OF Lows, lleal
and Scarfs, Fine Russian Braces, SuspsnueI.
Of all kinds. Call and see them. Fancy
Socks British Socks, Bal. brigen Hose, ELs-
CANT Linen Handkerchiefs new Styles ln
wanting Furnishing Goods should see this
stock.
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AIiffInS Som

OF Mr.. John Mcconnell, OF Brookheld. o.,
for a long time had a stin neck, his head Pc
ing drawn TO one side, could not move his
head in any way, and in pain all the time
caused from taking cold by running out IN
his night cloths at the time their nous was
burned down. Dr.. Stewart cured him In
I'VE minutes so that he spoke out, mother
1 am better" and in n minute more ne
moved his head and Strengthened II up. me
bow laughed for joy, and the mother wept
for Joy at the restoration OF her son.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

Somebody SAID that a good while ago, and
you seen them? Have you been there? OF
course you AVE read about them and heard
about them. and are bOund to see them
Now. % give you the plain truth, not coated
with blarney, we say II you PAM for distinc-
ton, the place to tnueE your ~greenbacks il
at Hirshneld's Buffalo Clothing House, one
door south Of the Trumbuu National Bank,
on Main street. There is where the great
variety exhibition comes OF daily-A. L
Frank, Manager. The crowds that go in
there and come out with huge bundles under
their arms, and looking so pleased and
happy, is a sign that the people are wei
aated and get the worth OF their money
See big advertisement for particulars.
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Any n desiring to wear a Feriect ElLtlns
Shirt. we reeommend them to try the cele-
brated Diamond Shirts, for sale BY :. Got1-
stein, on Market street, where they nave 20
day opened a fresh invoice OF these SntLlsi
in all styles, open in front and open behlnd,
Figured, Striped and Checked, with collars
to match-two, three and i've plated pos,
oms. The W. W. Shirt, latest cu| Cauaha
n. B.-shirts made TO order in any style on
Ehnrt nntlna
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21

Messrs. Bracken & Russell nave recently
been appointed agents for this Company, in
Warren and vicinity, and viii be pleased 70
give any information any one may wish
Concerning this method Of Insurance. The
Company has paid several claims in this
city, and Is worthy Of patronage. It pays q
weekly compensation while disabled nom
sickness or accident, as its name viii imply.
We respectfully refer to N. C.Fox, NJ. W
Spear, and Miss Clara Soule, who have re-
ceived benefits from this kind OF Insurance,
as TO ~promptness in paying claims.
Jun z. ISL.
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EpANCTS RAKFR-

MRS. FRANCIS BAKER,
lNN Manufactures and dealer In Hair Jew
eIry room il River Block corner OF Main
and Market Sts. Wigs, Switches, Curls,
Prsfds -. made to order. Highest Price
Daid for Hair. Fin Kid Gloves cleaned and
made TO look as good as new. cleaning
Gloves IS cents Coloring = cents also
Whfte Furs and SWans-doWnt Ladies Chin
ehiiia Cloaks, Plumes, &C. Coats, Pants and
Vests cleaned and repaired,
FEB, IS, ISL.
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The above prices will be subject . nuctua-
lions 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 liberal deduction al
owed 70 parties that buy large quantities.
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WARREN, O., June q, IS7l.

This certides that we tested the Peroxide
Of Iron Paint with reference TO using It on
our single roof as a protective against
sparks II exceeded our expectation. IA
ordered paint for our roof and cheerfully
recommend It TO Others. A piece Of wood
held for several minutes in the flame Of a
lamp without igniting It or disturbing the
paint. may be seen at our Office
7. N. ABELL, & co.
For sale at the Iron Paint Store, No. 40
Main St, Warren, o. June 2l-3t.
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Grand Opening..ThIrd Yerse.

Ali still prolong the swelling strain,
tells his mighty, peaceful reign,
Whose deeds the muse doth sing:
Goods are sold beneath his sway.
So cheap they're almost given aWay,
By him whom all call King.
The above is daily verified at No. 81 Main
Street. Believers buy and rejoice but un-
believers sha be-a~ greeably disappoint-
ed II they buy Of W. B. KING.
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The Peroxide Of Iron makes a splendid
hre-proof paint; dries quick, leaving a hard
metallic surface, which resists the action OF
a high degree Of heat, and is recommended
for the protection OF shingle roofs. Its cost,
prepared ready for use, is 81, IS per gall. and
one gallon will paint from 4to 5squares.
Read the testimony Oft. NJ. Abel & Co,
Planning Mil and Lumber Dealers /:
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFIcE WErERN REsERvE C-HROEICLE.O
WARREE OHIO, June 20. ISL. J

BEANS-s2O per bushel.
FLOUR-S6O 10 $500
HAY-sl28sl4.
OATS-5c.
CORN-Ear sc; Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLES-5 TO &c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Is to lSc.
TALLOW-7 toSc
CHEESE-Factory BIC.
EGGS-l5c.
LARDLCountU rendered, 10 tOl2Hc.
POTATOES-Oto sl.oO
WOOL-SSa42c.
FLAX EEED-20
HIDES-Green. 66654c; calf skins l09l2c
pelts 50975c.
WOOD-Stove length, S2OOG2O per cord.
do Three-feet, S,OO9SJ0 per cord.
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S IN GuNIshAas Atlm APR
LIST 10 December lsL sta HambletOntan Is
a bay, weighs l&6 pounds ana STANDS ~
hands high. was got by Robert Bonner. he
nv Rvsdick's HambletOnian, Roberts dam
bv Long Island Black Hawk, he by Andrew
Jackson. he by BashaW, he BY Grand Bash
- ouf of MESSENGER Mare called sally
Miller. Thee dam OF Star HambletOntan was
GOT by a grandson o Lester Cones old Post
Row andh his dam was got by Old Imported
Messenger. So says L l. Barton VINO pred
star Hambletonian.
Terms-SIl. Allmares hat prove mol 70
he with foal can be returned next season
free of charve- REUBEN BARBER
April 10 ISL
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ainn DfsisIOn.-West.
Msb WAH,NlIey.6,g Phal,1
Ia NeN LIsbon R.R. Tims TabIs

DON'T allow your boys to wear
heavy wooden suits during the hot
weather, but buyf Cor them a neat Lin
en- Suit Prices, $3.50, $500, S3.&,
$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. Acomplete stock, and will be
sold at cash prices.
ADAMS & Co, Agts.
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Rare Chance

To obtain a building or out lot The sub
scriber offers for sale twenty-five acres OF
land laying between Broadway and MahO-
ming Avenue south Of Qutnby's addition 70
Warren. VIII sell the above in n TO I'VE
acrelots to suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. Is, 1871, S. +.
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Wauted..BOarders

A few genteel persons can find goodrooms
and board, by applying soon at the house OF
Mrs. John Anderson, Franklin St, Warren,
Ohio: 0une2l-2t
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The EndI!
Metallic and wooden Burial Cases, Caskets
and Cofins. BURIAL RoBEs, nom plain 70
| elegant, always ready, at
TRUESDELL & ToWNSENDS.
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By Telegraph. CHICAGO, June 10.
HogS-Active, closed at S3.25aS.S0.
CatHe-Steady at S4.OOa6.4O.
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Scrap Iron
Mil. feb. s.
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Sfaan Vail

And TO do so scientifically, go to Truesdell
& ToWnsendis, and get a Bedstead, Springs,
Mattress n Pillow. n all the rest Of your
~furnfture.
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wARKES, OHIO. May 5, ISL.

Has commenced, competition now RACES
among the Mfuiners OF Warren. Cremorne
the general in command, also Nilsson, Lot
IA, Naiad, Sailor, Artless, Bride, Amazon,
lille and lone, together with other minor
ofHcers, may be seen at any time by calling
at their headquarters, at Mrs. @. W. MES
SER'S, Market St., Warren, Ohio.
Nav 10. ISL.
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Hoyt&S Spear

Are agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint,
for this section. Write them for sample
colors, prices, &C. HoYT SPEAR
Nc. 5 Main st.
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Carolina RiceI
One thousand pounds for sale at Hoyt's
Drug Store, No. 5Main Street,
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n. Y. Sugar
A Molasses, at S. R. Chryst & Cos, No. Is
Central Block, Market st.
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Mr., W.. Jones.

OF BrookheId, o., 50 lame in his back that
he could not stoop down to PICK up anything
after one visit to DR.. Stewart, Of ten minutes
stated next day that he was heLteri ana
Showed persons in DIR. Stewards ONCE, how
he could pick mp articles on the floor, which
he could not do before.
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For Hoop Skirts,
Corsets, &C.. go to the f~actory-King's
new block, Main St, Warren. Ohio.
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We Make the Best Ice Cream
In the city. At McCoNNELL'S.
Inthecity
That Paint,

IUdI IlIuIs .
We would say to those who ave been
waiting to see whether hGt pdint looks as
we'll on the building as the sample colOrs we
show at our store, that several houses in this
| CITY have been painted with the Cleveland
| Chemical Paint, and it has given complete
| satisfaction, in fact, in somefnstances, looks
better than the sample eolors. We can rec
ommend this paint as good. We are special
dqents for this section, including GOungs-
town and Western Pennsylvania.
HOYT &-SPEAR.
Not Main Street.
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IadIns

Can be furnished with Hoop Skirts, Pan
fer's Glove Fitting rench and Common Cor
sets, real and imitation Laces, Hair Nets,
Braids, Mohair Curls-alsO Nilsson Curls
OF real hair, by calling on Mrs. C. W. MES
SER, Market St., Warren, Ohio.
MAY 10. ISL.
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Life Prolonged

By going to Dr.. ]. Worthington Stewart,at
the Franklin House, Warren, every Friday.
Dr.. ]. W. Stewart viii be at the Shenango
House, Sharon, Pa, commencing July 18th.
The poor are cured free OF charge. Let little
children and bab be brought TO him and
he viii cure them without the use OF drugs.
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Buy your Hoop Skirts at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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No Charge

Extra Fine Cigars
And choice brands Of Tobacco, at s. r.
Chryst & Cos.
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Parties Supplied
With Ice Cream Of any flavor. on short
notice, at MCCONNELLS-
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