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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-01-04
WARREN 7 MARKET,
MIsCKLLASEOUs
Cleveland wholesale Market.

jan. 2, lolUs
FLOUR-The market continues IN
changed and the movement quiet. We
quote as follows:
City made xxx white Kentucky
$3.50; Xxx do S.00@825 Xxx Ambel
N-OOq7.25; Xxx red Nc. ] &5OS6.75
Y red, No. 2 $8.25@6.5O.
WHEAT-Market lower dull and
heavy; sales 2 cars No. 1 red winter al
fl.Z75 from store No Eat SI.2.
CoRN-Dul and lower; sale l car
new mixed at 6Oc from store.
OATS-InRctive and weaker, No.
State 47@4Sc from store.
LARD-ln fair demand and unchang-
ed. City rendered in kegs lSci do. in
tierces Ric.
SNoKEr MEArs-The demand Is
moderate and the market steady. CITY
Sugar-cured Hams Ice; Shoulders loo;
Bacon, (breakast) 15e; Dried Beef, 1sc.
DRESSED HoGs-The receipts were
liberal to-dayand with a rather moderate
demand the market was weaker. Pack
ers continue to pay T,OO67,25 for choice;
private buyers pay T,50@7,75.
BUrTER-Market dull and steady.
Prime to choice Western Reserve 26a30c,
the outside price for very nice in q
small way; common to good grades
CHEKsB-The market is quiet and
steady at 15@16c for prime Factory.
EGos-Steady and in fair demand At
soc for fresh and 27a2Sc for lined.
POULTRY-In moderate demand al u
al3c for dressed chickens; I5alec for
Turkeys Hal2c for Ducks; ealOc for
Geese.
POTAToEs-Firm and in good demand;
sales OF PeaehblOws in car lots on track
At lilo; from store in a small way
Sl,20al,2 5.
GREEN APPLEs-There is a good de-
mand for prime fruit at S~2.T5s3,OO per
barrel.
DRIED APPLEs-In moderate demand
and firm st5a7c per D.
DRIED PEACHEs-In moderate de-
nand at l5c for pared, lie for impaired.
ONIoNs-In fair demand and steady at
S,25a3,5 so per Dbl.
BEANs-There is a fair movement at
S2a225 for prime white; Sl-50al.7S for
fair to medium grades.
SALT-The following are the quota
tons for onondaga and Saginaw: Fine
500; Coarse solar S212-LeddeT.
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WHAT'S the Mattsri

Mr. EDTroR:-Can you tell? II not
please ask q worthy Mayor il he can,
why orr city is 50 misersbly governed
Why so little attentiOn is paid 70 the law
for closing drinking shops on Sunday ?
Why so much rOwdyism on our streets
day and night, especially aightS :"
What ais our police?
Do they quarrel with oue-another, in
stead OF preventing quarrels among
roughsg
Do they, or some OF them, feel it nee
essary to maintain the dignity OF their
several Offices, that they should take a
'little sUthin'," frequently, to stimulate
their courage2 And being thus stimu-
lated, have they ever quarreled about
the possession Of arrested rOwdies, and
in these melees to determine which was
the better ~ officer. have any rOughs
escaped justice, and been permitted with
impunity. to mingle again in society,
thus encouraged in their law-breaking
propensities?
If our police officers, or any OF them,
should be, or become, drunken notOri-
Gus fellows, disturbing the peace them
selves, more than they protect the citi-
Zeus, what remedy have the peoplef
Who is respOnsibleg
Must we bear with the nuisance until
another election, or are such officers inn
peachable, or, is it right that a people
who have chosen incompetent officers.
should reap the fruit Of their careless
sowing?
Are our police, the creatures Of our
Mayors official hRndf If SO, has not
the power that makes, the power TO un-
make, also2 If so why are we cursed
with IN inefficient pblicef
Again, did not ri Honorable Court Of
Common Pleas, ignore its mandate.
that several houses in our city should be
closed in consequences OF their occuDants
having violated a particular law, unless
said occupants gave bonds with heavy
penalties that the laws should not be
again violated by themf
"Ia RumOr, with her thousand Tongues
correct in saying that every n Of these
places are, to-day used for the same pur-
pose, and the same law transgressed
with impunityf
Have such bonds as are required by
the Liquor Law" over been given in
this town, or county, II not, why mott
Is il our Mayors duty to enforce the
DEGREES OF the Court Of Common Please
within the City limitsg II 70, why is il
not dOne7 If not, whose duty is il, and
why don't he do itg Is the said Court
satisfied t. issue It's mandates, and know
they are utterly disrsgardedf Is such
= course likely to inspire the people with
q great degree Of reverence for said
COURT
Have I asked as many questions as
Won have time to answer?
Yours, &c, QUERIcUs.
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BristoI1lIIs.

EDITOR CHROSICLE:-The holiday
festivities have come and gone and LETT
pleasing recOllectiOns in their wake.
Our peOple have in a measure dispensed
with the old custom OF filling children's
stockings with presents, n for several
years have adopted he plan Of hanging
their gins on trees. This year the latter
plan took form in two beautiful trees,
one At the Disciple church, at the north
corners, and the other at the COngrega-
nonal church, at the center. L have no
data by which to judge Of the value OF
the tree at the Disciple church, but learn
that il Was rich in good gifts and very
valuable. The one At the center / was
permitted 10 examine, and am I 10
judge something OF its value, The gifts
ranged from a cabinet organ, valued at
Sl65, to the smallest child's rattle, con-
sisting OF watches, sable furs, dresses,
silver-ware, jewelry, &c, estimated TO be
worth over one thousand dollars. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Psttengin met their friends at
their dwelling last week, when thirteen
couple sat down to a rspast not easily out
done. Amer the feast, toasts were de-
in order, when all, with one
cepttOn, found themselves to full for ut
terance. That one gave as a sentiment,
Our host and hostess, may their years
be many and full Of plenty The eve
ming was spent in mirth, music and Jest,
until n late hour, when all dispersed,
sit was good for them to be
ODD FELLOWS REUNION.
DR.. BrOckett and his excellent better
half being on the lookout for good wurks,
thought they could not do a better act,
than to invite the Odd Fellows Of Bristol
their house for Christmas dinner.
Accordingly on the oath inst, fourteen,
with their wives, responded. At three
o'clock, p. NJ. we were "called from
labor to refreshments" Once at the table
we found that the sea, the air, the tropics
had all contributed TO make glad the
inner-man. After one OF the happiest OF
times, all went home, wishing that all
Odd Fellows were rs well sltuated as the
DR.. SELIN.
Dec. 3Ist, 1870.
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The affair OF seizing a number Of
English vessels and sinking them on
the Seine, by the Prussians, to rend-
er the river unnavigable by the
French, il to be settled by an apollo
gy to England and indemnity TO the
owners. This, however, don't re-
move the vessels; and probably it was
the cheapest if not the only way the
Prussians could accomplish their pur-
pose. They simply wanted the YES
sels. They took them, aud now pro-
pose to pay for them, and make as
many apologies as England may de-
sire,
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Not Absolutely grnanlng under the weight
OF prejudice. or bIindly determined because
they at first procured a second-class tieket
20 ride on that train as long as they I'VE,
mentsof the New England Gallery, saying
nothing at present Of the additional faclli-
ties, acknowledge that IL is The place Of pla-
ces to get good work. M strangers leav-
ing their homes for the express purpose Of
visiting our Gallery TO get gems Of the art,
will bear in mind that Warren, las yeti has
only one Market ST., (runing east and vest
called the NeU England Photographic GdtLery,
and that place Is at 10 Market Street, oppO-
site the said Court House, and n strangers
will be halfas sharp in looking for our place
OF business as We tush them 70 be IN passing
Judgment upon the merits or our work,
considering the revolving Pyramid still
runs at the door, we En0sthey Will get into
waited upon by RICE & BLISS,
photographer.
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Cincinnati. Jan. ?.
Adviees from ST.. Domingo to The

Adviees from St.. Domingo to the
Goth, contain the following news -
Gen. Cabral was in the neighborhoOd
Of san Juan with 500 half-starved
men. Stories are sent ria st. Thorn
as and Puerto Plata announcing that
the revolutionary movements were
mere inventions, The government
Of st. Domingo accepts its rates at
the Custom House at seventy per cent
discount, but a law had been promul-
gated that duties shall IN future be
paid in gold, American provisions
were plentiful. The United States
steamer Yantic, In returning from her
trip to assist In laying the AspenwaH
cable, ran ashore at the entrance Of
the harb0r Of st. Domingo, with a.
full head Of steam on. 1t would be
necessary to discharge her armament
and coal to get her afiOat.
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Special for the Press uby MeLain's under
ground Cablel
j. c. MILAN, Warren-Dedr Sir PLEASE
Send the National. as they are the best
enclosed md Ducats.
Yours, TROCHU.
= p. S.-Madsaeu Periwarkle sails the French
are cheap T..
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Gard Of Thanks.

The members Of the Steam Fire Com
pany I. n. Dawson, request Us TO return
tbs citizens Of Warren their thanks for
their kind aid in the purchase OF tickets
to their dance on the evening OF Dec.
23d. Also 10 the City Council for theiT
liberal contribution OF SIS for expenses
for the current year.
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A BOOk Of Rare Interest.

We can hardly conceive Of more enter
tanning reading for the long winter
evenings than the new book, BKLDES:
IKE WHITR CHEZ. II reminds one of
ROBINSON CRUsOE, but is certainly more
valuable reading, as it presents factsand
not fiction.
Published by c. T. VEaT, New York
and Cincinnati, and sold only by sub
scription.
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The chignono OF L0ud bore a WyIde Rose,
on q Wennoise hat that came from CuTlisle.
Gypsie Flora, with envy shook 10 her toes,
And for = combat seemed ready to EptLe.
StiIl new novelties are being added, az
Bridal Lace, and accompanying Orange
Flowers, 30 sweet. Moreover Frlnged Neck
ties for the large and Corduroy Hats for the
wee ones. Alto be gOtat
Mrs. POTTER & cos.
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Holidays are Coming.
You can find New oyer Coats,
You can find New Business Suits,
You can ind New Dress Suitz,
You can find New Pants and Vests,
You can find New Cats and Vests,
You can find New suits for Boys,
You can find New Hats and Caps,
You can find New Neck Wear.
You can find New Furnishing Goods,
Rubber Goats only S2.26
No umbug Prices.
OurGo6ds viii be sold low.
We keep nothing but what is useful.
Select Your Holiday Presents from
our stock.
No trouble to show goods.
Undershirts and Drawers 90 els. each.
Adams = Co., Agts., formerly
REED & ADAMS.
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Death Of Hr. n. r. Mackey..--Post
Norton Examination.

MI. Mathew r. MacEey died at his
residence in Vienna, On Saturday last,
aged sixty years, nine months and five
days. Nj. NJ. was an old and esteemed
citizen OF Vienna, well known for his
intelligence, honesty, and general use
fulRess in society. The neighborhOOd in
which he lived appreciated his character
and enlarged views as q citizen, and his
loss will be sincerely deplored. He
leaves a wife and one son, who have the
sympathy Of the cOmmunity-in their be-
reavement.
The deceased had been in i'll health for
some time, hut was not confined to his
bed until about three weeks previous to
his death. His ailment was Of an unu-
sual character. A post norton exsmi-
nation was held, Of which the following
is 4 report:
A post utoTtenI examination of Mathew
r. Mackey was held January lst. ISL
The autopsy revealed the fact that he
died OF Cancer Of the stomach. The
cancer perforated the walls OF the stom-
aeh, near the pyloric orifce through
which tho contents of the stomach es-
caped to the cavity Of the ~peritoneum,
producing fatal peretonitis. A large
amount Of serum mixed with pus was
found in the cavity. The pleura of the
right side was found adhering to the
pleura-pulmOnslis, which was the result
Of an inflammation, supposed TO have oc-
Cured sixteen years ago. His health
was comparatively good up 10 August
last.
The rapid progress OF the Cancer of the
Stomach was considered remarkable.
r. P. HAYS,
A. MOORE,
n. c. WoODwoRTH.
J. G. IRWIN,
a-a g.. w. BUsHSELL- Z
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From WIndham.

EDITOR CHRoNIcLR:-on Christmas
Eve q family gathering and Christmas
tres was bad &c Mr.. r. D.. Hughes, OF
this place. The tree was loaded with
many handsome gifts, and being lighted
up presented q beautiful appearance
Mrs. Flora Harshman presented each
member Of her family with a handsome
present OF her own handiUork. Supper
was served at s O'Clock. The table, un-
der the supervision of Mrs. Hughes,
was tastefuly arranged, and was spread
with every thing that could be desired
Lou A. HofsteAter made numerous pres
ents to her friends, and was the recipient
OF presents from her friends at home
and in Warren. The presents on the
tree amounted 10 between three and four
hundred dollars. The evening passed
of merrily. @.
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Silver Tnnpne Orrans

Took the premium over all othermakes at
the American Institute, in New York City.
They are he best and cheGpeSf Organ made
A writer warrant for eight years given with
each instrument sold, AZ nana's Musical
Institute. nov. 2-fL
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Butter and Cheese Markets.

Pittsburg, Jan, :.
BUTTER-The market was steady with
a fair demand for prime quality OF fresh
roll. We can report sales at the follow
ing: Prime TO choice 3O@32c; fair 70
medium 2@26c = %.
CHEEsE-The market was no active.
Buyers are disposed 70 take hold spar
ingly. The stock, however, on hand is
sufficient for all ordinary purposes We
quote as follows: Western Reserve, l4G
i4ic; Ohio factory, 15@15lc; Ohio Gosh
en-, 16c; New York Goshen, 16G16Ic;
Sweitzer, Is@lsIo z n.
Cincinnati, Jan. =.
receipts have been liber-
az all the week, and with only a moder-
ate local demand the market Is heavy,
but holders refuse 70 accept lower prices
on the better grades. Stocks are accu-
mulating, and packers viii not take hold
at over 2@2c. We quote choice " est
ern Reserve at 2S@30c Central Ohio at
25@2sc., medium at 1S@23e., and inferi-
or at 1i@l2c. per pound.
CHEEsE-The demand has been rather
better, and tho market is unchanged.
We quote prime to choice aotory at l5G
Isle, Western Reserve at 1S{ a per
b., actual taFe, and pine apple q 25@&c
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aELLTNG.
3. v; Camps snow Flake. tO&S

Ihe above prices win be subject to ductua-
IONS Win other markets. always aiming to
pay the highest price for rain, and seii ~
cheap as the cheapest Remember Ire placs-
next door to McLainis Shoe Store. in room
formerly occupied BY Trumbun Nat. Bank.
All goods warranted as represented-
Come and see rs.
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COOPERATIVE PLAN,
low RATES, PERFECT SECURITY.

E- -@A - Il
Bythis plan the National Life Insurance
Company, Of Chicago, enables ths poorest
man 70 provide for his family IN case ofdesth
To inHnrance In this Company, on this
plan, you are required 70 pay = Membershfp
Fee Of Twelve Dollars, and yearly dueI o.
but Two Dollars You are placed In class.
limited TO 1850 members. OF near YOUR own
age. Upon the death Of q member You are
notified and assessed One Dollar and Ten
Cents. Should there be no deaths. there
VIII be no losses, consequently no assess
ments.
In case Or yourdeath, your heirs receive
IS many dollars as there are membsrships
In your class, and the Company guarantea
Tor the hrst year One Thousand Dollars, and
as much more as the number OF member
ships in your class may exceed One ThOus-
and
~ Remember the Membership Zee Of
$500 Is payable but once only.
nsohs gisI4E rau particulars may De nad
BY applying 10
". B. KING, Agent.
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Local Notices.
Prom Frame,


otirrs ~ cents per line, JrEf faseTfioH; 10
cent? per line, each atbScqucnf Insertion.
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arKeep the Blood Purtand avoid FeVers
BY using a bottle OF POlaId's Humor Doctor
the great System Renewed sold and recon-
mended by HoytE Spear.
E-Do not wait for 5Ough or Kidney
Disease 20 go as u came gut-g get Poland's
White Pine Compound to ure at once.
Fellows Worm Lozegez Is the only
worm remedy in eLfstencecOmbining harm
less qualities with delicious taste and amaE-
ing power. Sold by HoytE Spear.
A cases o Debility PECULIAR 10 Females
Will nnd a sovereign remedy in Dr.. SEett's
Female Strengthening Cordial. Sold by
Hoyt & Srear. June s, lg70-lyr
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Cents npr Tan

Parties wishing Oysters, can depend on .
good article, no bOguE-andas cheap as can
be had IN the city, at JAS. NcCONSELL'S.
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Just the time % enjoy one OF those nice
Cutters mHdeat DrennOn &GOist's
Dee. L-5t
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Organs.

Fiv Octaves, Double Reed, Eight Stopg,
Great Organ, Foot Stop and Foot swell,
Elegant Carved Walnut Case, Silver, Tongue
Organs for SIS. at DanR's Musical Institute.
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Capital ~Sa5o,ooo.oo
$4,000 deposited with the Treasurer Of the
State OF Illinois as Security 70 an
Poliey-H0ldsrs, on both the stock
snd Cooperative plans.
OFFICERst

The Capital and Securities OF this Com
pany are san1elenl % comply with the In
II has complied with the laWsof andfr
now doing business In b following West-
ern states: Illinois, Iowa, Kansas. Nebras-
Eas Minnesota. Wisconsin, Ohio, Indiana
M~ichiganand Missouri.
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Awarded TO II. Waldeck, Of The City Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more Of the
same sort, fresh daily, two doors south OF
AcLain's Bank, main street.
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Rnnms for Renf

Rooms Tor Rent. . r-
A suit Of rooms W the dry goods store
OLA. Chew, suitable for a professional man
comfortable and convenient. Enquire OF
Warren, o., Oct. u. A CHEW.
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LMHlCb iOE
Having decided 70 close ut stock OF FuT
Goods, invite the examination OF the same,
assuring that in price, quality and elegance
GUNLEFIyGER & BRO.
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Giving Photos, for Holiday presents, had
better 20 at once 10 the { q Gallery, east
side Main ST., where the most artistic pro-
auctions are turned out in this city. For
proof see Epecimens- -
y BROOES-Inkist,
RUTHERFORD Artist.
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HINKLEY
Knitting Machine.


The SimpIrst. Chsapest an Hest In Css!
Has bat One Nstdisl Chld sEa Run nl
nEIGNED especially FOR the use OF mmi-
Duez. and ladies who desire TO knit nor the
market. VIII do every stitch Of the knit
In q Stocking. widening and narrow
readily as by hand. Are splenul4 LOT
WOrsteds and fancy WORK, TAXING FIVE
DIFFERENTKINDS OF STITCH Are very
easy 10 manage. and o t1lable to get out OF
order. EvERT FAMILY SHOULD HAFE ONE
We tnanf an AQenfm sUzTg Iorn 70 Mhodiies
and aelf them, 10 whom we oier most Aoerst
Inducements. send for u Circular and
Sample Stocking. Address
HiNKLEY KNITTING MACHINE co.
Rath. Ne. OF. r8 Broadway, y. T.
ue wabash Ave, chicago III
aepL :, lgV-iyr.
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Printing! Printing!

For anything in the Photo. line,
Go to the 3G- Gallery OF brooks & Potter.
east side Main St.
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0 Kent
A nrst-class room Tor emit on 1st hoor. over
Park & Patch's Hardware Store. front on
Market st. the room Is very desirable, best
location in town; possession given after Jan.
lst, 1871. Apply 20 o. H PATCH.
Warren, Dec. Il, l7Q3L. -.#.
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For Hoop Skirts,

Corsetts, &c, 90 to the hetoy-Klng',
new block, Main St, Warren, Ohio.
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AeeidentSI

Insure against accidents In the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn.,
Cash Assets one million DHdrs. Apply 70
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent Warren,
] Ohio. roct. g-tf
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baltimore OEster Denot.

Go to the City Bakery -EgF
For yOur fresh homemade Bread, Pies,
RuEks, Buns, and all kindEof cakes.
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Fresh Chocolate Carmels
Daily, atthe City Bakery H.WALDECK.
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Silver Tongue.

Silver Tongue,
Silver Tongue Organs.
Dana's Musical Institute ara general
EgeutE for these celebrated OrZanB. They
took the premium over ailother makes, for
sale In this city, andin allBSpects are a SI-
peTIor instrument. Each Organ Is tU0ridnf-
cd for eight years. nov. 2-tG,
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1stPremium

I INNING MaCIIlosg
Pinking Irons, and a great many other
articles for sale at Tyler'H Gun store, No, s,
Main St.. Warren, Ohio. r
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SnOWIS Snow!

These celebrated Oysters can always be
found nice and fresh, by the case, can or
dish, at JAS. McCONNELLS.
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NaltbI,s b. ~. Orsters.

lip Top!
Those large Extra oysters forfryinz, at
McCONNELIfS.
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For Rent Z

Red Cloud rrr--E
And Spotted Tail. Big Injins, buy their
slippers at McLAIS'S.
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For Comics.

linking, or Coloring, go t sar Gallery
q Potter
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Local Notices.


Local Notices Is cents per Line first Insertion,
10 ceHtEper line each su6sequeHs fnSerfion.
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-Four Octaves, Double Reed, Two Stops
Dlapasun andPrlncipaL, Walnut Case, Slvei
Tongue Organs for 800, tt Dann'E Musical
institute.
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Apack Of visiting cards would be a hand
some Christmas present TO any Of you
friends. Aukinds printed at the CHRoSI
GLE Office.
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Sleighs and Cutters
At Drennon & Goist's. Best and latest
styles, OF our own manufacture.
Dee. 2l-3t
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EnVeiOpeSs
Alarge assortment just received, and very
cheap, nt the CHRONICLE dice. You can
nave your card printed on item for = small
advance
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-01-04

~ OCAtS per NaAs
Fresh Oysters direct nom Baltimore, At
the City Bakery. H. WALDECK.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-01-04

Oysters! Oysters! s--r --f- -.
At way down prices, at McCoNNELLS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-01-04
-AnH one

Picnic. Cream. Boston. soda, Lemon. SUI
gar, and Water Cracks, At McCONNELLS
By the box or barrel.