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n NOhUH I'm n
N sail every WEDNESDAY, and TUR
DAY, to and from NEW YORK AND GLAS-
Cow, calling at Londonderry to Land mails
and passengers.
The steamers OF this favorite line are built
expressly for the Atlantic Passenger trade.
and fitted up In every respect with all the
modern Improvements calculated 70 insure
the safety, comfort andtconvenience Of pas
sengers. Passage rates payable in currency,
DERRY.
First Cabin, Se5 and $40 according 70 lOeation-
Cahin Return Tickets, $3.50, securing best ac-
c~ommodations.
intermediate . sS5 steerure SIS
Parties sending for their friends In q e Old
Country can purchase tickets at reduced
rates. o5nrther partieularsapply toHEE-
DERSON BROTHERS. BowIfnT Green N
A.; or 10 7. ]. McI4AIS & son, Bankers,
warren, U. Mar. l5-6m.
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NotIee TO nav House.keeners.

Pew & Brother would like to see You. In
order to keep house in this Of the world.
YOU must have a good Sett Of CrOekery,
Mats. Butcher Knife, Bread Knife, Mincing
knife, Coffee Mil, Flour Sieve, Wash Tub,
Wash Board, Clothes Line, Clothes Pins,
Rolling Pin, Putatoo Washer, Butter BOWL
Looking Glass, sc. All Of these necessary
articles for Keeping House can be had at
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Lily W ". Hall. NJ. d. 1T Is a mos
ssnsioleand excellent book, and Contains
enough wise advice on the Subject 10 A.
away with lnValidS entirely. II mot with mi
disease. -SprnQaeid Republican.
-Ine book before US points out the golden
mean,' by following which an 61foIJ
amount OF suffering might be relieved AMI
wooded. IL is full OF sound advice f-ee f-cD,
IeehhlealIerms y can be understood IN
anybOdy who can read-r-Taled9 RITde
ID Hall is One OF the most practicoT ,,a
sensible writers upon health Of fbis sEn'
andtnts DOCK Is like all his other wOrEs
GEAR plain, n to the pOint.r-Vefr Tcrf
OoserreT. Price l.50-at ADAMS Book SroT,.
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WARREN. oH1n. Nav 5 Isl

y ~ .NNNNI ~ ? ~
WHITTLEEY ADAMS. Eso.-Dedr SIR
Your prOmptness and liberality in the set
tlement OF the insurance Of 1900 on my
dwelling house, deserves commendation.-
This case forcibly illustrates the benefit OF
insuring with such companies as the LOril-
May lest DAVID D. DRENNEN.
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WARRES, oHI6. May 5, ISL.
The Civil War

Has commenced, competition now RACES
among the Milllners OF Warren. Cremorne
the general in command, also Nilsson, Lot
ia, NaiRd, Sailor. Artless, Bride, Amazon
Lille and lone, together with other minor
officers, may be seen at any time by calling
al their Headquarters, at Mrs. c. ". MES
SERfS, Market ST., Warren, Ohio.
Ma 10. 1871.
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Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply 70
Ohio. loot. I-tf.
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Dye1ns. Dye1n~

HANE started a Fancy DYING
1Esla6lshment up stairs in the buiidi1S
occupied by N. ID. LOveless as a DnnSn llS
tory rev steps west Of the Bride 49,
me river am prepared to dye roois 80,
WOolen Goods. Satisfaction gnars,1" OF
clothing carefully eiesDs5
lam now prepared to do Garnet 49,
pee. 2, fST0 III W9Tle
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M Nebraska. California, and Kansas
- Il. R. R. Lands.

p,r,,,,+on Route 50 caAea' ne
-, 4, The path Of the star Of :,
1870 immediately in the een1S
80 westward movement Of
C-,ssIpq Illinois and Iowa, II
~ 1r,ssouri river at three points Ito
Tbsse hree points are the gaieSSy o.-I
80 rreat sections Of the
egion. bo where the
The Northern gate Is S me land
- Pnciac road viii take you 70 ~ I'd
- gold and grapes sunny mouh
perpetual summer tb which
INC middle gate Is Plsttsm s--br.sEn.
o1ens upon the south hah -.snr-
sa,tn or ne Platte river, a region o.s
n.vssa on the continent for agrleoiIS
s. T,st here are the B. & ~ hainbe
49, S,,cs-ninH which Geo. = haI. -s
- 5sScer At Burlington, loSA - tfem
and lnlnf - nresent
Z, TFncofn. the state SaPlSN
terminus Of he r,rsas bv
@-eo,tbarn cate leeds . k11s4S. -
Tue SoulIIrb ne st Joe Road AZ hAn-
connecNoe Sfrect toSt Joe n AAnAAs
,lus Of the Burlington run snOoSn-
$3.50 and make all connectlone-
" - - 6eEf coaches, Pullman EaLAcs
10 ~ - aiming cars. and should YOU
Io1rnev for the journey
- ~ rensfd: or take IL % ma nome
80 md YOU cannot md elmer pettet
y > sIong the B. N. lands, where you
~ nv al ten years credit and az loN
zee.
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SAFE AND PROFITABLE

Plaeeof deposit. The ample capital OF the
Association, and the well known integrity,
capacity and responsibility Of its Directors,
are sufficient guaranty that any money en-
trusted TO their hands will be perfectly safe,
and VIII be returned 70 the deposltOrs ac-
cording TO the agreement
S. NJ. LAIRD. Tres. sc.
May Il, Is7I-3m.
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RISMARk, will make the season
Oof lsIl- at the stabl OF the Subscribed
= mile south Of Orangeviue, %.
Is a dark brown or black Ia
Han1s nlgn, Kind sound, strong. stylish and
sherman SLACK HaWk,by Hnps Black Hawk
SHERMAN Morgan His dam BY YounT
aamDletonlant by Harris HambletonIan-
senger. Young Hambletcnian's dam nv
Leonldas. Grand dam by Imported Bell
IounueE. Harris Ham~bletouian's dam bv
LIP. 4atenem. Bismark's dam by Bull
Ihis horse breeds large. Al half Interest
In his sire was sold for 5000
Good pasture provided for mares from a
IW1s "a accidents at risk Of owners
would be pleased 20 have your patronaTe
CalI see him. Terms-TO Insure So
APlA Aa E. r. FELL
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The Frequent Fires.

The frequent fires within a few weeks Illus
trates the benefit Of insurance in the best
companies. We have many times before in
past years, given our recders substantial
proofs Of the mode OF doing business adopt
ed by Whittlesey Adams, the Insurance
Agent. We give to our readers a card from
MI Dranno
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We Make the Best lee Cream
In the city. At McCONNELL'S.
That Paint.

We would say TO those who have been
waiting 10 see whether that pniat look as
well 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 Il has given complete
satisfaction, in fact. in someinstances, looks
better than the sample cOlors. We can rec
ommend this paint as good. We are special
dOcHtg for this section, including NOungs-
town md Western Pennsylvania.
HOYT & SPEAR,
Not Main Street.
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Riley Roberts

Is now in his new room in the FRANKLIN
House, where he will be glad to wait upon
all OF his old customers, and as many new
ones as will favor him with q call. he has
on hand a fresh stock OF the finest confec-
t~ionaries. Also, a splendid assortment OF
Stationary. Ma-lO-5t
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The Juvenile Convention Of Wayne, o.,
viii give its closing concerts on Thursday
and Friday evenings, may 18th and 18th, I'M
der the management OF Jas. McGranahan.
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ForSaIe.

The residence off. H. GoOdale. The house
IS quite new, 9 rooms, 6 closets. large buttery,
2 porches. a deep well Of neverfailing sweet
water. Lot contains a fraction more than
one-fOurth Of an acre. For terms enquire at
the premises, on East South St., opposite
VIM. POrter's Greenhouse. may Il.
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CONE. girls. and buy our curls; they will
make yOu look so pretty.
They are made OF real hair, and the cheap
est in the city.
Ring out. wild bells and Paris modest
Let Berlin now inspire oufodes;
While Alabama is Prince Williams theme,
Let Fashion in his cOnsOrt find a Queen.
Z. POTTER 4 co
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In Poland, Ohio. the late residence and
physicians office owned and occupied by the
late DR.. Joseph Truesdale, with orchard,
containing choice fruit trees, garden, stable,
carriage house and other out buildings
Apply 70 ]. q. LESLIE, Poland, Ohio.
Nav SITE
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CAMP, RANDALL & co.

Retail Price Current Corrected Weekly.
wAkRkS, ONO. May q ISL.
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Sweet Potato Plants for Sale

ATS cents per hundred, or sent by mail.
carefully packed, At 50 cents. The money
must accompany all orders. Address J. A,
& II. F. SAGER Nurserymen, North Bristol,
Trumbul County, Ohio.
May 10, IS7I-tf.
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Special for the Press (by McLain's under
ground Cable.)
&c. MfLAIN, Warren-Dedr Sir PLEASE
send me pair more OF those Rubber Boots.
Send the National, as they are the best
enclosed find Ducats.
Yours TROCHu.
p. S.-Madsaell Periwarkle sails the French
Kids she sent for are the real F~renoh-and
are cheap. L
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List Of Jurors
For June Term of Trumbull Common
A JURORS.

-
For June Term Of Trumbull Common
Pleas.
GRAND JURORs.
Heman B. Hammond, Bristol; Osman
Hull, Hartford; Henry Long, Hubbardi
c. J. Hickok, Mecca; ]. L Fauss, Mes
opotamia; Hugh Veach, Hubbard A.
c. Porter, Champion; Johu Greer, Far
miugton; E. J. Hume, Hubbard; George
Patterson, Vienna; John sloan, Greenei
Thomas Kennedy, Bazetta; J. ]. Gill
mer, Warren; John Dunlap, Weathers-
field; VIM. Quinby, Warren.
PETIT JURORS.
J. y. Greene, Warren; Abram Hof-
man, L~ordstown; John Wheatly, War
rem /; Jacob Norton, Bristol; James NJ.
Calender, Newton; Josiah Mansfield,
Bristol; Jonathan Shook, Liberty; n.
7. Waters, Gustavus; VIM. Duer, Hub
lard; 8. F. H%enninger, Lordstowni
George Cook, Brookhsidi John Snyder,
Hubbard,
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Ladies'

ier's Glove Fitting French and Common Cor
sets real and initiation Laces. Hair Nets,
Braids, MOhair Curls-also Nilsson Curls
OF real hair. by calling on Mrs. c. W. MES
SER, Market St., Warren, Ohio.
Nav 10 ISL.
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C~ultiyatOrs.
Just received a large stock OF C~ultlvatOrs
at GEO. BALDWIN & cos,
May I7-2t Kinsman, Ohio.
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wARRES, OHIO, May 5. ISL.

Parties Supplied
With Ice Cream Of any favor. on short
notice, at MCCONNELL'S.
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Are agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint.
for this section. Write them for sample
colors, prices, &C. HOGT SPEAR,
No. ) Main st.
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ScrofuIa Running Sore Cured.

By one visit to Dr.. ]. W0rthlngton Stew
art, at the Franklin House, Miss. Mary f.
Hewitt, Of Bristol, o., was cured Of scrOfu-
la running sore on the lOwerjaw. April 10,
lS7l-it healed up in threedaysaf ter the first
visit. VIII answer all questions.
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The Best Place
To buy Farming Tools Is at
GEO. BALDWIN cos
May I7-2t. Kinsman, Ohio.
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Take AYRE's CHERRY PICTORIAL to
stop your Colds, Coughsand BronchtalAnec-
tons before they run into Consumption that
you cannot stop.
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HORsE RILLS.-W

HORSE BILLS-We
are noW prepared to print
rom an Rssortment Of over
twelve different plates the
finest bills and at the lowest
rates send In your ordersas early as posi-
Ne We VII also mail specimen copies Of
plates to any who may desire A0dress
TURoSICIE OFFICE, Warren, Ohio
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HOyt Spear

Carolina Rice!
One thousand pounds for sale at HOyt's
Drug Store, No. main Street,
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To the !

Mr.. Frederick Kenyon Jones will assist in
teaching during the Normal School OF the
Institute. This lisa hne opportunity for all
wishing to study Piano, as they can practice
at the building. The Normal School begins
lima TRrh
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Water Drawers.
InrnniIn Cnn.arf-

Daykin's patent very low at
GEO. baldwin, CO.'S
May l5-2t Einsman, Ohio,
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To Buy Homes of their Own

Or 70 give others capital with which they
can 20 into bushes. For the wan OF such
means ofinvestment. these surplus earnings
are generally spent for purposes OF no bene-
ut Whatever to the parties. To persons who
have money which they do not want TO in
vest permanently fora time, the AssOcla-
flOn VIII bea
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GInan YnII

sleep le!!
And to do so scientifically. go 10 Truesdell
& TOwnsend's, and get a Bedstead, Springs,
Mattress and Pillow, and all the rest OF your
nnrnltnrn-
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Ever brought to Warren. Full stock at
HOYTS DRUG STORE,
N5.5 Main Street.
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CHICAGO LIVE ~STOCK

BEEF CATILE-There were a few corn
fed Texas cattle on sale, but no through
drOves have arrived as yet. Large num-
bers are reported en- route, however, and
the coming week will no doubt see our
market literally supplied. Somewhere
in the neighbOrhood or 5000 head have
already arrived at Abiline, and the re-
ceipts are daily increasing. The pens
are full Of unsold stock, and the market
closed heavy, with no prospect of any
improvement during the present week.
The following were the
CLOSING PRICES.
EXtra-Graded steers, averag-
ing LOO rs, and upward. So O66.6O
Choice eeves-Fine, fat, we'll
formed to 5-year old steers,
and averaging l,2j0@I,35O
6.lOG6.3O
Good Beeves - Well -fatted,
inely-formed steers, averag-
ing Il5o@I go Bs,-- 5.75@GO
Fair Grades-Fair steers, in
fais-nesh, averaging LOG
5.JOG5.75
Medium Class-Medium steers
and good COWS for city
slaughter averaging 5000
LOW DS, .--.-..---..- 4-23G5.2J
Stock CattleSCOmmon cattle
in decent flesh, averaging
7OO@1,O5o bs,~-@-.~-~~@-.e 4OO@6OO
Inferior-Bight and thin COWS
and steers. 3.5O@375
SHEEP-Ihe supply was again small
which served to prevent a furth-
or decline. There was but a limited de-
mand at S3.5O@6.25 for common to
hoiee.-TTibWHe, MayI7.
By Telegraph, Chicago, May p
HOGs-Quiet at S~4.O0a4.20.
CArTLE-Dun and nominally 25c low
or, at A.35a6.OO.
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English

Crosse a BlackweII's Chow Chow, Picca-
lilli, Mixed Pickles, Celery Sauce, and all
kinds OF Canned Fruits, at
JAMES MCCONNELL'S.
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Senate.
The Best Paint Brushes

And other brands OF Chewing Tobacco;
also, Choicest Cigars, always 10 be ound at
RILEY ROBERTS.
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Ladies',
Accidents!

Ready made undergarments. lust reed at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Seran Iron

Scrap Iron
Mil FEB. 8.
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Printing! Printing

Printing! Printing!
Orders for Job Printing such a. Cd.
bll Heads Circulars, Hand Bills. Posters
sc. may. be sent by mail, and an order
coming nom responsible parties viii ne
promptly nLled al the CHRoSICLE once.
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New. Orleans Sugar!
Any qu~antity-from one pound 70 a hogs
head-fOr sale by HONT & SPEAR.
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and Lot for Sale.

Home Made
Bread, Biscuits, Buns, Pies, Cakes. fresh
every morning, at MCCONNELLS.
House and Lot for Sale.
A desirable residence on Bazetta Street
will be sold OF reasonable terms. Inquire Of
Mrs. H. J. Hyde, on the premises, or Of VIM.
B. Porter, Atty.
Warren, o.. May 10, lS7l-tf.
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NOtiee-TO Butter Makers.

We have a stock OF the Improved Union
Crank Churn. We think II the best crank
churn made, We have also Dash Churns for
PEW RROG-
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We Have Just Reed
The finest stock of Baby Carriages that
ever came TO Warren, PEN & BRO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-24

Illustrated Papers,
And Cleveland Dailies. At
RILEY ROBERTS.
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The Committee of Arrangements and
the several subcommittee appointed
will meet on Friday Of this week, at q
O'Clock in the Session Room OF the Pres
byterian Church, for the purpose Of
arranging the details Of the days duties.
Citizens are cordially invited to con-
flowers and to generally partiei-
pate in the services OF the day.
c. c. ADAMS,
i'm. STULL,
WIN. RrTEZEL,
T. SPEAR, JR.,
W. A. BIRCHARD,
Com. Of Arrangements.
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Come One, Come All!
And see that tremendous stock Of Crock
cry lust received at PEW & BROS.
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Soda Water.
The best in this city, at ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-24

ParaSOlsl ParasOls!
In all colors n styles. at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
Lace Saques
And Lace Shawls, opened this morning at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
Ice Cream.
McCONNELL's.
Hoop Skirtsl
All the latest styles, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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The EndIl

lie Enu!l
Metallic and wooden Burial Cases, Caskets
and collins. BURIAL ROBES, from plain 10
elegant, always ready, at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND'S.
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Please Read the Following TestimO-

Fresh
Pine Apples, Oranges. Lemonsand Figs, at
McCONNELLts. Main street.
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oRpER oF ~PRocEssIoN.

ORDER OF PROCESSION
President Of the Day and Orator.
Chaplain and Clergy.
COMMITTEES of Arrangements.
Mayor and City Council.
Warren Cornet Band.
Floral COMMITTEES.
Soldiers.
Dana's Musical Institute.
Warren Union Schools.
MasOns.
Odd Fellows,
Good Templsrs.
Fire Depart meEL-
Citizens.
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For Hoop Skirts,
From France.

COrsets, &c. go to the ~factory-king'
new block, Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
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Grand nnnninr

Grand Opening.
Who that has not a heart Of steel,
Does not a thrill OF pleasure feel,
When Furniture is for salef
Where Stands,C hairsand Bureaus shine,
With OUNCES whereOn men recline,
And Mirrors hung on n nail.
The remainder of his immortal epic, a
regular COlumbiad is being ground out by a
literary committee at No. 81 Main Street.
where Furniture Is also Opposed ofeheap for
cash. by W. B. KING.
Ladies
French Cloth Sadues, the latest out, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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SIX PER CENT PER ANyUA

II Is not necessary to present arguments 70
prove the great benefit and convenience OF
this plan to labOring men and Others who
wish TO lay aside a small sum weekly or
monthly from their earnings, which will
enable them IN a few years
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WARREN RETAIL R K


Four white Wh't.9.05.
do Amb WHIT 30.
do Spr'g WAt6,m
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August 10. ls7O-tL
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CAPITAL 100000.
TIED WARREN
Savings & Loan Association


OF the Association, Of which they intend to
make q speciality. They Will receive money
o ndepOsit, In sums Of any amount from ONE
| DOLLAR upwards. and viii pay interest on
- hannsIia at rha rara Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-11-30
Conrt or Comnon Plen..

A large number Of cases have bssn con-
tinued on various kinds Of motioa and for
various causes partition and other sales
confirmed and cases disposed Of by trial
or otherwise until the Court has got over
some 300 cases. We sketch few cases.
Catharine Ackerman versus Christopher
AcEerman, divorce, alimony allowed and
custody OF minor children granted TO
plaintiff.
William Rogers against City Of Massil-
Ion, civil action; Judgt- for plaintiff S548.
90; second trial allowed
Charles Schwarz ct al against John
Hanney ct al, civil action Judgment by
default for $7607 81, mortgage fCrecicsed.
Abraham Miller against George Walker,
Guardian ct al, civil action judgment by,
default for $76l9l
Eli Walton against Rosenberry& d Woods
late, &c, civil action; tried to Jury; YER
dict for plaintiffs against both defendants
for $497 rs.
The divorce and alimony case of Mrs.
Geskin VS.. Mr. Gaskin, both colored, NJ.
G. as black as any ace Of spades, and Mrs.
G. quite chalky, is now being tried to the
court Mrs. G.,s story is, that Mr.. Cas-
kin, widower with whom she married
some three years ago, worked her very
had on his fam land Gaskin owns several
in the noble township of Plain and in the
house that in consequence ef q mlsera-
BILE old harness to which there was no
hold backs to speak ef she was thrown
from the wagon, and got her anele broke
that for near a week he refused 10 get
doctor, and indeed It was q neighbor white
woman who finally did order physician:
that she is still lame: that he finally
chased her of Her testimony was sus-
tanned by other witnesses.
Gaskn himself is an old negro Of So
years, little deaf bat vigorous and. as
we have said, rich. HIS testimony elected
several bursts Of laughter from the lIrge
audience interested IN the darkey case.
His voice is screechy and strong. and he
IS quite nervous and excitable. OF course
Gaskin told his own story. admitted Jane
worked we'll, helped him a little, NOT much
in hoeing potatoes, loading hay, DC; did
not refuse to get doctor, she did not
want one, she and his daughter Eliza
would both help him . little with has out
work. In the cross examination he would
raise his voice and talk right on at times
He said they were after his money, that's
what they was that she brought nothing
to him in the shape Of property-only her
fore and hind quarters-(lond laughter
checked by the Sheriff. he claimed he
always treated her well-she allays sold
the butter and eggs, and KEEP I'll she
wanted-(M Ms. G. denied this He had
bought her one dress, didn't remember
what kind Of q dress gave her money TO
20 visiting in Pennsylvania claimed TO
have lostsat one time ten dollars from the
drawer, and she carried the keys; had
never said she took the money, but she
had the keys. The attorney asked if he
was not pretty well off, and the quick,
sharp reply was.-its none of your busi-
ness (Laughter) The Case has ELECTED
some interest, but is not yet submitted 10
the Judgment Of the court.