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STRIKING SEEDS IN THE HOrsF.

Cold as it is, true garden-lovers, i'm
patient as lovers always are, will be-
gin about this time to antieipate
spring weather by sowing seeds in
pots and boxes for early planting.
Pansies, zinnias, asters, balsams,
phlOx, started thus come into bloom
a fortnight or three weeks sooner than
they otherwise would, and it is a far
safer method of treating rare and del
isate seeds than sowing in the open
air.
The earth for this indoor culture
must be light and friable. Sprinkle
the seeds over the surface and smooth
them in with the palm Of your hand.
Water moderately and set in a warm,
sunny place, laying over the top Of
the fOwer-pOt or box pane of glass.
The moisture thus confined latter the
principle Of the fern ease) eOaxes the
little germs rapidly forward, and the
plants will have reached their second
leaf and be ready for outdoors by the
time that May has warmed her brown
/ beds and begun TO twinkle with beck
oniig fingers for oil green things to
come and make merry.-SeribHer's for
AprA
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SAFE OF

n
"a REAL ESTATE.-In pursuance OF an
OIuer of the Probate Court Of rumbull Co.,
Ohio. will offer for sale, at public auction,
on saturday, the first day Of April, ISL, be-
tween the hours OF one and four O'Clock, p.
m. upon the premises, the following des.
cribed real estate, situate in the township Of
Newton, County OF Trumbuil, and state Of
Ohio, and is known as being in the north
part Of lot No. n. in said township, and is
bounded as follows: Beginning at a post in
the south end Of a board fence standing fif-
teen chains and thirty-three links west Of
q post standing on the east line OF said Lot
No. II, which last named post is also the
southeast corner Of 2O4 2S-l00 acres Of land
decided on the 10th day Of Feb. A. d. lS20, by
Jonathan Brace and wife to Jonathan Had
son; thence from said first named post, west
sixty-three chains and twenty-five links to
a post standing In the west line Of said Lot I;
thence north along said west line twelve
chains ninety-ave and One-halfli links; thence
east sixty-three chains twenty-four links;
thence south on the line Of said board fence
thirteen chains and FIVE links 20 the place
Of beginning, containing eighty-two acres
Of land, be the same more or less.
Terms OF Sale One-third in nand, one
third in one and one-third in two years from
the day of sale, with intereSt-the payments
70 be secured by mortgage lpOn the premis-
es sold. RICHARD McEWEN,
Admir-, with the will annexed, OF David
John McEwen. deceased.
Newton Falls, Mar l, lS7l-st.
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DAN RICE'S LATEST EXPLOIT.
One Hundred Dollars for a Sixteen
Mile Ride.


Dan Rice, the Snowman, arrived in
the city on the II A. NJ. train, yester-
day, from Indianapolis. He wanted
to 90 to Girard, but the Cleveland
train had just gone. The notable
Daniel was much provoked, but con-
cluded to keep as cool as the eircum-
stances would permit, and that he
might the better do this, came up
town. He went to the depot again in
good time for the p. m. train, but in
his anxiety to avoid impatience and
excitement, read a newspaper in a
sitting room until just half a minute
after the train steamed out OF the
depot for Cleveland.
He made q tremendous effort 10
reach the outgoing train, but even
Dan Rice is a slow coach in such a
race, and he failed. He danced about
like one of his famous trained horses
for brief period, and then made q
charge on Eugene Ford, Passenger
Agent Of The Bee Line, with a propo-
sition to the effect that he would pay
one hundred dollars to catch the train.
The accommodating bee Line" man
submitted the proposition to Thomas
Walsh, in charge Of an engine in the
yard, and Walsh agreed to catch the
train.
Rice jumped on board, and with
out more ado the locomotive was put
to full speed in pursuit of the Cleve-
land train. There were no cars at
tached, and the train was overtaken
at Lewis Centre, sixteen miles from
Columbus, in just sixteen minutes
from the time of Starting. The ride
was not an unpleasant one, and the
veteran Snowman rather enjoyed the
mad gallOp Of the iron horse. When
he reached the train he proceeded to
settle accounts, when the engineer
said half the amount would do, and
$50 vas paid over, the mile a minute
man returning more leisurely to this
city, leaving Dan Rice to pursue his
journey 10 Girard on the regular
train. The incident created, much
excitement at the depot, and the
rapid start Of the train with one pass
enger was watched with the greatest
interest.-StGte Journal.
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An ambitious citizen of Rome. Ga, &,
endeavOred to eat three quarts Of oys-
ters recently. A local paper says, "it
was a way he had Of signing an en-
gagement to slumber in the valley"
It is wonderful what folly love will
lead some men into. An exchange
says Lima, n. Y, is the town render
ed forever famous by q man clipping
with his mother-in-law.
The Boston Post apologies for say
ing, in speaking of a young American
''poet." something about the ''sput-
terings of his insatiate pen," and says
it really meant to say the writings
of his industrious penn
a Terre Haute Ind.l critic, who
has heard Nilsson, claims that her
notes fell on "the tender tendrils OF
his hearp' like the "bubbling music
Of distant waterfalls on bed OF crush
ed roses"
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NOTICE is hereby given thata petit
tion was, on the 7th day of Dec, 1870, pre-
sented to the Commissioners Of Trumbull
County, Ohio, signed by Jonathan Warner.
iucorporatian OF eertain Territory in the
Township Of Weathersfield, describ In said
petition, to-Wit: Being all OF lots No. II, Is.
i9 24 so, 81, and part OF lots No. a. 10, lb, Is
and lq OF tract No. Il, the Great salt Spring
tract. in said Township Of Weathersneld
and that there are residing within the said
territory st least twelve hundred tnhabi-
tants, and that the same bean incorporated
Village for general purposes and that the
name OF the village be Mineral Ridge. and
that the 10th day Of April. A. D. ls7l, Is fixed
for the bearing OF said petition, at the Audi
tors office in Warren. at O'Clock. a. m.
JONATHAN WARNER,
JOSEPH STUART.
Mineral Ridge, O., Feb. Is, lS7l-6w.
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s.FrOm the Otter SIDE. y

Mr.. EDIroRs--II noticed over The sig
nature of. Citizen, in last week s issue OF
the CHRONICLE, certain eommsuts as 70
the propriety OF closing up all the saloons
and LIQUOR stores in this city, together
with a remark like this, ''that it might
be accom- piished in s given time by
sIecting toe right kind Of city officers
and council.n SuggesEionz Of this kind
are not new or strange here, some busy
body frequently throws OF some such
effnsion frlm his active brain, has II put
in type, and the eyes of your readers,
Mr.. Editor. must ever and anon be
saluted with such ailusions 20 city on
cers, and saloon keepers, in the city, and
il now occurs to me something should
be heard from the other side, therefore
I propose saying a few words. AND first,
1 desire to ask if ail our liberties are to
be tzkeu away (liberties for which some
of Us have fought on bloody battle fields
if all our guarantees Hre gone and the
means Of obtaining q snstenance for our
selves and families tn be taken from us
because some hot headed fanaties-old
and young-desire TO see Ousted and
closed up few places OF resort and re-
freshment; did ever an idea so chimeri-
cal enter a sane mans head. What, will
you drive from your city a considerable
] y
send trade TO some other m8rket7 Win
you have business become stagnated and
enterprise blotted out by so unwise a
course2
A city without a saloon "tell it not in
Gath" As soon think Of q city or town
minus hotel or post Office. With such
state of things how many travellers
would step heref They would give us
the go by aa il some psstilential disease
was among the inhabitants. With nc
saloons in which to while away q leisure
hour after the tolls Of the day, how many
would desire to settle bere3 No saloons,
for-sooth, and why not? Do they not &c
to make up the sum Of your business
your enterprise? Look where you will
land challenge successful contradic.
| tion,) the rapidest growing and most en-.
| terprising places haye them in abund-
anee, and where there is the least gC
ahead among the citizens, there iS the
I feWest saloons. Do you want evidence
1 60 twenty-five miles south to Salem, 4
dead and alive town, and there not &
single saloon, nor enough energy to ruI
| one, (unless II be in the grOund). No
no, Mr.. Editor, there is, we think, too
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE by or
Oder Of COurt.-On the 6th day Of April,
ISL, between the hours of 1 and O'Clock, p.
m, at the door Of the Court House in War
ren. will be sold to the highest bidder, one
third undivided interest in the following
real estate, as the property Of +. f. Hoyt,
decd, tO-wit: Situate in the township OF
Warren, County Of Trumbull, and state Of
Ohio, known as part Of subdivision 5, Of Los
No. 81. bounded, beginning in the center Of
the highway leading from Warren. TO New
ton, at the nOrth-westeTly corner Of a piece
Of land contracted to Alex. Mcconnell /;
thence running easterly along the north line
Of said Mcconnell lot about p chains AZ
links TO the east line of said lot 81; thence
northerly along said east line4 chEins and
p links 10 a post; thence westerly parellel
with the south line 20 chains links 10 the
center Of said road thence sOutherly along
the center of said road chains and . links
TO place Of eginning-containhng 10 acres Of
land. Terms Cash. JAS. q. CALLEN DER,
Admir- Of +. F. Hoyt, decd.
W. T. SPAR, Atty.
March s, iS7l-4t.
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A Kansas paper tells of a railroad
bridge that 'got down-hearted and
lay down with train on it.H
A wealthy widow, advertising for
an agent, was overwhelmed with ap-
plicatiORs, as the types, by mistake,
made it "a gent"
A box of dress samples sent to a
New Orleans merchant was met st
the depot by an undertaken, and bur
led for the corpse of man he was ex-
pecting by the same train.
Eitz propounds an answer to the
following eOnundrum: When base
Dali clubs are victorious, Of what
mountain range should they remind
you?-Appenines.
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. TTACHMFNT.

n Edward Powers, Pl'tff. VS.. william
Sherman. Def7t. Before Nelson Hyde, May.
or Of the incorporated village Of Orangeville
Trumbull County. Ohio.
issued an order Of attachment in the above
action, for the sum Of thIrty-fye dollars
Said cause will be for hearing on the 9th
day OF April. A D., lS7I, az 10 O'Clock, g. m.
EDWARD POWERS.
n. G. HYDE. Atty for F1'tf.
Mar. s. lS7l-8ta
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CALENDAR FOR 1870. Fall Term
Jcommences September IA, closes Deeem-
Jan. g.
This InstitRtion is situated in the beauti-
full City Of MEADvILLE, heaithful, easy OF
access, and furnished with all the appliance
10 be desired by the students pursuing a full
classical or scientific course Of study. LIBRA
ries, Cabinets and apparatus are unusually
valuable nd extensive.
HE BOARDING HALL,
With furnished rooms for 100 students, Is
managed on The Oo-OpeTdfipe System, so as 70
urnish board at the lowest possible rates.
ap- Glasses commencing Latin and Alge-
bra viii be formed hereafter at the beginning
Of the Fall Term and Greek at the beginning
Of the Winter Term. Send for Catalogues.
JAS. MARVIN,
Aug. g, lS70-lyr. Sec'y Of Faculty.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
Is hereby given that the undersigned
has this day fled in the Probate Court Oi
Trumbull County. Ohio. his petition, pray
ing for an order authorizing him to COM
promise or sell the following claims belong
ing to the estate Of Walter Stoddart, decd
which have become desperate, tO-Wit:-
-Four promissOry notes against Darius BALD
win. Of the amount OF about i've hundred
and fifteen dollars. Said petition viii be fol
hearing on the 9Th day Of April, 1871,
WM. CRATSLEY, Admir-.
of said Walter StOddard, decd.
Mar & fe7I-4ta
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From then. Y. Tribune.

A fire company in Auburn, y. Y,
has instituted a very sensible innova-
ton in conducting funerals. Instead
of hiring a band Of music to attend
the funeral when a eomrade dies, give
the amount which a turnout would
cost to the family Of the deceased.
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THE CHRONICLE.
For the CHRONICLE.
NOT YET.
JENNIE GILSfKR.

All day In the mont OF the battle.
I've strtven the right 20 maintain,
In the conflict OF reason and error
With vigor apparently vain;
For the victory seemeth TO linger,
Or rather 70 Taver from right;
Ny hands II their weakness have fallen
I'm ssdGened and weary tonight.
I've toiled on life'scumbersome ocean,
Her waves beating hard on my track,
Her current with rapid cOmmntion
still breasting my little bark back;
Will the wind ever set in nv favor,
Light-drifting my storm rifted sail?
Shall float in the smooth, quiet harbor
Must my craft In mid-ocean fail?
There are plaudits awaiting the hero;
For the victor they say there's crown
But my strength Is well nigh expended;
Ny feet by the brafnbIes are torn:
Let stouteF hearts finieh the contest;
shrink nom the diu Of the strife;
In the calm, gliding river Of pleasure
I'd drift out my remnant Of life.
All liStenl the caI1 OF my Master:
Go work in my vineyard Today,
. why mid the Eheaves VIII ye loiter?
Think not that my service will pay:
Though feeble thy mightiesi EFFORT,
NY strength In thy meakness shall be;
No foe hath the power to foil thee;
The Master still careth for thee"
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Dyeing. Dye1ns.

7 HAVE started a Fancy Dying
Establishment in the building formerly
occupied by N. d. LOveless as pump fac
tory. a few steps west Of the Bridge across
the river. lam prepared to dye goods Of all
kinds in all colors. Cotton, Linen, or Wool
en- Goods. Satisfaction guaranteed. Gen.
tlemen's clothing carefully cleaned.
nee 2l. ls7O. r. WHEATLY.
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"nIrSE ANn I.ArIn SIZE %,

UUbE AND LAND SALE. fOl
House and Lot on South Street, a short
distance east OF the furnace. Also. thret
lots on Liberty St, a short distance north o.
High st. These lots are each about sixty feel
front by about 400 feet deep, and will be sold
for part cash and the balance in four or i've
annual payments. Inquire Of the Eubscribel
at 81 and 63 River St.. Cleveland, o., or O
X. u. Fitch, at Trumbull Nat. Bank.
-. EDWARDS.
Warren, Jan Is. lS7l-tf.
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SATURDAY.. AnriI Ist. 1871.

between the hours OF one and three O'Clock
p. m, Of said day, the following desert
bed land and tenements, te-wit: Situate in
the township Of Liberty, County and State
aforesaid, and bounded as follows: On the
south by lands belonging TO W. B. Leslie on
the east and north by lands belonging to A.
W. Morgan, and on the west by the north
and south center road, and containing with
in said boundary one acre Of land, be the
same more or less Appraised at 1000
Terms cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff once, Warren o.. Mar. l, iS7l-5t
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Volume 55-NO. "a
rrnmhnll County Jail.

NOTICE TO BUILDERS--No-
~ lice l. hereby given TO all persons inter-
sSted. and particularly 70 mel nechanles 6 ana
6,-ii5sa,q fhaffhe Commissioners OF Irum-
I L,-ii fy,,rfv Ohio. Intend 70 erect a JAN and
sst1srifI-s resideuce on the JAN lot IA lne
! - - Warren Ohio The plans, 0SscFip-
fiors bills and spec cincations IoI s,lu ~, III
inspection at the AUDITORS once OF salq
Conntv- in Warren, on and aiLer the nrst
dav Oh March, A. D. ldl .-,.,r -,
,ssasIeli nroposals for the furnishing OF all
,,,oferialS for ere citing and completing said
TaIi and Sherif-s residence IN Accord
.-,,-, ,r-ifi said plans and SPECIFICATIONS VIII
a. Taeaiyed AT said Auditors once, up 70 the
isfI "A ~ ApriI. N. "A. d. ISL addressed 70
the Commissioner OF Irumoutl Solhtyt
Ohio. endorsed proposals for building a
Jai and SherifiHs residence" Each prOpo-
80 must contain the full name and resi-
dence land II q nrn, the name and style OF
me firm aisn) OF the person Uf persons max
ing the same, and must be accompanied by
surety satisfactory 20 the Commissioners,
thatif the proposal is accepted the person or
persons will appear at said Audttor's ONCE
within i've days after said lStnd day OF April,
ls7E,-and enter into q contract accordingly,
and give bonds with sufficient and satisfac-
tory security for the performance OF the
contract as required by law. Blanks for pro-
pOslls aud the accompanying security can
be obtained at the Auditors Office. and will
be furnished to any person desirous OF max
ing proposals, by application 20 the Audi
tor and all proposals should be made on
said blanks. The COmmissiontr rs reserve
the right TO decline any and all proposals
not satisfactory in form, am cunt orseeurity.
E. A. REED,
PAYNE
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DR.F. MYERS, tenders his profes-
Jsional service to the people Of Warren
and vicinity. once Second story First Nat.
Bank building. Entrance on market stIeet'
Once hours. from 10 70 u q. m., and to p.
m. Residence, corner sf High and CheStnut
sfreafS Nov. 2, 1851 lys
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T n. DAWSON, Mayor OF the Ineor-
porsted Village Of Warren, O., and alse
Justice OF the Peace in and for said Nlilage,
attends 70 all business usually ranss.ctel ~
every Monday morning from to e o'clock
Ian s. $50.
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TDDN6s s MORGAN, Dealers IN Sta
,,ia and Fafcv DIV Goods, carpets, Mst-
fInGs snd Floor Oil Cloths, window Shades
and fixtures, Tea, Coffee, &C. They keep con
stantly on hand, q large ana null assoTt-
Tnent Of goods in their line, Of good quality
and fashionable styles, and offer them Ior
sale at the lowest prices in the market.
Jan. 5, 1870.
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CHERIFF'S SALEln Attachment
- The State OF Ohio, Trumhull County, IS.
Williams & Lloyd, vs.. Thomas Miller.
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbull
County, Ohio, IN the above named case, TO
me directed and delivered, have levied up
on and shall expose to public sale at the door
OF the Court House in the city Of Warren,
/ ChfO IN
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MACKEY.


w.D. HALL. T. J. MACKEY.
TALL & MACEEY, Manufactures
OF Harness and dealers In Saddlery
Hardware Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags,
Whips, Horse Blankets, Saddles and Fancy
Esddlery- 10. S. Market Street, War en-. o.
IGN
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Salutation among Brewers-"Ale
fellows we'll met"
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Il. J. McLAIN & SON,
BANKERS, Warren. o.

Ranking Bnsiness. Of all kinds done.
Bonds, Coin and Coupons, bought @nd sold
Interest allowed on Deposits
NOney TO Loan; good Notes bought.
Druffs on Europe bought and sold.
PaaSage Tickets 70 and from Europe furnished.
ReVeIue Stamps for sale at q discount.
Insurance at low rates
RWsIii1eS sHd Sfore-rOsms for rentor sale, and
aVeperEi Real r tate busineSs done.
Ample means and twenty-five years ex-
perience enable Us TO transact AL depart-
Of Customers.
Warren, o., Sept. :, Is70-lyr.
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A DOLPHUS GRETER, Dealer in
~ Musical Merchandise Of all deseripu
5uitars- Accordeons, c ,Ciaronetts, Flutes, Ftfes,
Drums, Piano-spreads, Piano-stOols, Sheet-
music Music-boolzs, Violin Strings, Guitar
strings, &c, &C. Store in Webb's BLOCK, oSer
Porter's Book Store. Dan O. lo'u.
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E.H. WALKER, W. B. LESLIE, R. L WALKER
w ALKER, LESLIE & CO., Bank
w ers. Church Hill, Ohio. Dealers in
Government Securities, Foreign and Domes-
tic Exchange. Collections made, Interest
allowed on Special Deposits. Jan. Ally.
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A E. LYHAE, Dentist. Office over
n IS G. Chryst & Co. s new meat market,
opposite the Court House. Market St, w ar
rer Ohio Ian. S. Is7O-6
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The ground of insanity-The bat
tle-field.
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F.E .RUrcEnSs. c. z GLTDDEE, ]. n STULL
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEE & STULL,
H Attorneys at Law, othce over SInlLn 2
ri.4715eris Sfore- corner Of Main and Market
Streets, Warren, Ohio. [Jan- .. lSsO-tL
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nRF. A. BIERCE, Homeopathic
physician and Surgeon. Onice in Sutlin S
Block, High Street
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LMOE D. WEBB Notary Public,
n Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Pension and Bounty Agent. Passage TICK
cts sold 70 and nom, and money REMIT
ted TO the old country, at the lowest current
rates. once in Webs Block, MaiE street
Warren. Ohio. Sssn..S t>fO-
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DR. J. R. NELSON, Physician and
ISurgean. aHae east OF First Nat. Bank.
once hours nom 70 70 o'clock, a. N, and
5togn n. Jan. . ISL
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Trad. AcKLEY.

J.vAUTRoT. THAD. AcKLEY.
UAUTROT & ACKLEY, Successors to
]. Vautrot & Co, Dealers In Watches,
Jewelry and Diamonds. Market Street, War
ren. Ohio, jan .. l6sh
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VI. T. SPEAR

n W. HAMILTON, N. D., Orange.
u vile, Ohio ONCE hours nom 70 )
p. m, and at p. m. tdec '-6inS'
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FORGE p. HUNTER, Attorney at
NTLaW, once IN VanGordeT Block; Market
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ROCF. SPEEGMAN, Dentist.-ofhce
Ein Anderson 4 RuDp's new block. Tues
daT and wednesday Of every week the once
viii be closed May IL 's'O-u'
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n NCOWDERY, Attorney at Law,
sJ Hubbard. Ohio. lfeo- = Ssos-ti-
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RT 8, TYLER, Manufacturer and
Dealertn Guns. Rises, Pistols, Cutlery
Fishing Tackle, GuL Materials, SporIlne
Annarstus- seEipQ Machines. &C, No. s, Mar
kef St, Warren, Ohio. lJs1. s ls7O-a
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UHITTIESEY ADAMS, Fire and
w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise and other property insured 10
the best Companies, on tayofaDle ts!llLs lSi !
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and their
furnIttire insured for one, tnree 6nd I'VE
1-esrs- Offics in McCombs and Smiths block.
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UTW. FISCHER, House, sign fI1S and
w Ornamental Painter. trescois.ls' sll 5o1s
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