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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27

A GREAT oRFER--Peters' Musical
Monthly for October is to hand, contain
ing fifteen beautiful pieces Of music,
printed from fnlI-size music plates. 1t
ean be had for thirty cents. The Pub
Usher also offers to send, postpaid, for
one dollar, six back numbers, contain
ing from ninety to one hundred pieces
Of choice new music, worth at least $50.
Send your order to the Publishes, j, L.
PETERS, 500 Broadway, New York, and
orr word for it, you will get your
moneys worth.
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Don't allow your boys to wear
heavy wooden suits during the hot
weather, but buy for them a neat Lin
en- Suit. Prices, $3.50, $500, S3.25,
$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. A complete stock, and will be
sold at cash prices.
ADAMS & CO., Agts.
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Irish Labor League.

A public meeting will be held at the
Court House, in Warren, this (Wednes-
day evening, at Z o'clock, under the
auspices of the Irish Labor League, on
which occasion speeches will be made
by Hon. A. l.. Morrison, of Illinois
Major Boreland, of Louisville, KY. and
j. F. Scanlon, Of Chicago. All are in
vited to come and here Protection VS..
Free Trade, from an Irish stand point.
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-Ta hi Ladies % NarreR anal FIeInity.

We would say that the long looked for
"WaIking Treadle" has come, and is on ex-
hibition at the Davis Sewing Machine
the greatest humane inventions OF the day,
bound to put an end tothe old and unnatur-
al heel and toe motion, APPLIED TO all Sewing
Machines new or old. Price applied only s..
Come aides and see the best treadle and
the best machine Qhe Davis. l--l
Z. s. KNEELAND. Agent,
Sept q ------ Warren, Ohio.
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We would say to those who nave been
waitIngto see whether thai paint looks as
weHont the building as the sample colors we
show ait 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 some instances, looks
better han the sample colors. We can rec
ommend this paint as good. We are special
agents for this section, including Youngs-
town and Western Pennsylvania
E.tI HOYT & SPEAR.
MOI Main Street.
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Bniter and Cheese Markei.

CINCINNATI, Sept 25-Butter scarce
and firm at 2la25c. Cbeese-Demand
good at full preces at I2a12tc.
MEM YORK Sept b Butter I'M
changed.
Gheese-Firm at 114al2fc.
9PITTsRUBGH, SEM. b. Bptter-We
quote choice rolf at 2ea23c. per 10; COM
mon TO medium 14a16e per 10; fancy lots
command higher figures. .
CHEEsE-Weare reported sales Of New
York Goshen 12ia43o per lbI Ohio Gosh
en- 1OaIIc; Ohio Factory eal0c; Dairy sa9c.
the market IL animated.
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POULTRY.
M~EcHANIcs' HALL.

This hall is a sort of house keepers
bazaar, a very small portion being devoted
to strictly mechanical works and wares.
1t is not near large enough for the regu.
lsrly increased demands upon it, and
things placed on exhibition in this hall
ere usually so crowded together that not
one person in a hundred can see the half
of the articles on and under the shelves.
The bread, the cheese and the vegetables,
the counterpanes, hose, quilts. hoop
skirts, etc, present rather an incongru-
GUS aspect, and should have more lati :
tude.
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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 Meho-
ming Avenue south OF Quinby's addition to
Warren viii sell the above in one TO five
Rcfelots 70 sur purchasers. AEtAh
Warren, Feb. 4, ISL. s. r. DICKEY.
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The above prices viii be subjeetto nuctua-
tons with other markets. always aiming TO
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
next door to MeLain's Shoe Store, in room
formerly occupied by Trumbuu Nat. Bank
All our goods warranted as fepresented-
Come and see us. A liberal deduction al
owe 70 parties that buy large quantities.
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Niles and New Lisbon RI. Time Table

NAY Is, ISL.
Trains Going South.-Man leaves Niles at
1000 n. arrives at Leetonia at l2.O5 I'm,
and at New Lisbon at l:J0 pm. Express
leaves Mics at 6.25 pm, arrives at Ieetonia
at 80, and NewLisbon at SIS.
Trains Going NOrth-Express leaves New
Lisbon at 56 am. arriving at Leetonia
at 6:25 am, and at Niles at IN am. Mail
leaves New Lisbon at 2:4b pm, Leetonias SIS,
and arrives at Niles at 40.
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The bill of Vautrot & Ackley for stars
for police wa onmotion referred to Mr..
pruesdeH as a committee of me-. The
statement of the Mayor of fines and
licenses to, and including Sept o, 1871,
was accepted and filed On motion, the
matter Of putting a cateh-basin on the
corner of Liberty and High streets, and
the supplying Of new5man-hele covers,
was referred to the street committee
with authority to act, if in their discre-
ton necessary. On motion, it was "Re-
solyed:F That the following persons be
and they are hereby appointed a Board
of Health, as follows; VIM. A. Brirch-
ard apdT J. McLain, jr., for one year C.
B. Darling and c. c. Adams, for two
years, and VIM. Ritezel and T. A. Brier-
ly, for three years" Ayes, Messrs.
Burton, Hoyt, Wheeler and Truesdell.
Nays, none. On motion adjourned. z
E. W. HoYT, Clerk.
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The MARKET REPORT.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE.
WARREN OHIO, Sept. 20 ls7l-sl

WARRES OHIO, Sept. 20 s7I.:l
BEANS-f2,OO per bushel.
FLOUR-S8yW to $500
HAY-Sl09Sl2.
OATS@0c. F.
CORN-Ear Sc; Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLE@5tO6c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Is to lSe.
TALLOWj toSc
CHEESE-Faetory 90.
EGGS-l21<c.
POTATOES@Oc.
WOOI-3S042c.
FLAX SEEDI65.
HLDES-Green. 696<c; calf skins 1OGI2c
peIts 5OG75c.
wOOD-stove length, s2oos2,0 per cord.
do Three-feet, S.00935O per cord.
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Ladies'

Can be furnished with Hoop Skirts, Pam
ier's Glove EttfngFrench and Oommon Cor
sets, rea1 n 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.
Nav 10 ISL
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The Home Insurance company.

There has been a sort of i~nevitableness in
the movements of the Home Insurance
Company Of New York-reminding one of
the resistless march OF the German armies.
] Watchful taseeure the good and avoid the
bad. the Home has recently cut OF the
The Home has a capital of two and one
half milliondoIlars capital and cash assets
to the amountof s457S.OeSW4 The Home is
now the largest exclusively hre Insurance
company in America. This popular ON
pany has been for many years. and contin-
-ues tobe, represented at Warren, BY
WHIrFLESEY ADAMS.
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WARREN, OHIO. May 8, 1871.

Has commenced, competition now RACES
among the Milliners of Warren. CremOrne
the general in command, also Nilsson, Lot
ia. Naiad, Sailor, Artless, Bride. Amazon,
Lille and lone, together with other minor
officers, may be seen at any time by calling
at their headquarters, at Mrs. G. W. MES
SER'S, Market ST., Warren, Ohio.
Mayl0. 1871.
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Girard Eiles WAR'NILeVbg IPhnI4
NoIi 5cIOam
EN- 4sOpm z4spm 5.OOpm 5:Iopm
II 7.4aam 7.5Sam s:Osam S:lSami S:34am
FIT SEQ - $50" 9:25 " 9:45 1925
East.
Ex 6:s5pm. 6.22pmi 6:05pmi 5;45pmi 5:S5pm
EN- assam SPAN a.25ami 9.05aml
TT 655pm 5s2pm. S;SOpm 2:25pm 200
The 500 p m. west. and the $50 a m, east,
daily
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Anything and Everything

That Nan, Woman or Child would want.
can be had. IN any SgRe, OF the very bea
qualify; and purchasing their goods, as they
very lOirest possible prices. Their stock OF
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HOyt Spear

Are agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint,
for this section. Write them for sample
colors. prices, &c. HOYT & SPEAR,
No. 5 Main st.
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1 ssNeM Denarture., 5.

9Th melancholy days have come,'' and so
have ournew Hats -
bid a longand glad adieu follow crown
edLeghorn Flats.
of Warren wore?
We sigh to see them in the Park and on the
Streetsno more.
But intheir places Phenix like springs up
the Madeline, ~
The GteHDar7y and the Der6yin all their
Pride are seen
The Beauty and theePedrb and the stately
You Will hnd at Ms. Potter's. where all
Sept. 2. Z. POTTER & CO.
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Council Proceedings.
WARREN. Sept. o. 1871.


Adjourned regular meeting of Council.
Present, Messrs. Burton, Hoyt, Irues-
dell and Wheeler. Minutes OF previous
meeting were read and approved. The
following bills were ordered paid:
W. n. & W. F. Porter, Stationery &c. to
= Sent s, 1871. (Gen. Fd.l-.---.--.S $50
I. n. Abel & Co, Stakes for use OF En-
gineer. Gen. L.56
A. Wheeler, Blankets for lookup,
Gen. 1885
smos5 CSeh. FdJ- $500
Smos. CGen. Fd.js-~-~~. 1880
j. g. Brooks, Salary to Oct. j, 1871,
g mos.) CGen. 800
W. 6. L. Co, Gas for Mayors ONCE,
I. q. l-5O
n. & 6. fdJ---:...-........ $500
Mr. Dilley on Lookup. Gen. Fd.)-... 200
VIM. Ritezel, Printing to Aug. 81, 1871,
Men- I'd a n
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IFrOm "HOW 20 Make the Farm Pay,'
July ISL
BOughtOn o. TappahannOck White
Gmnnfh What

This wheat has proved one Of the best OF
. White Smooth Wheats in this part OF the
country. Yields from thirty to forty bush
els per acre, ripens early and is ny and
weeYil proof. 1t needs a good rich dry soil
and in such soil VIII repay the farmer well
for sowing When grown with care II is one
offhe besBwhite wheats in the country.
Hoyt & Spear, have it-price IS cents per
neck or S2.5O per bushel. IL
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S. L Hunt & Son.
No Person

Should fail to call on S. L. HUNT q
SON, at their stores on Main and Market
streets, and look Observation-Disclosures stock
OF Boots and Shoes they Ia opened up for
Fail and Winter wear. IL. o. =
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The Best Paint Brushes

Carolina Rice!
One thousand pounds for sale at HOyt's
Drug Store, No. 5Main Street,
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wARREx, OHIO, May 5. 1871.

Parties Supplied
WITH Ice Cream Of any flavor. on short
notice at MCCONNELLS.
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W.men,s, Misses, and ChiIdren,s Near

We could not begin to describe the large
and tdTied dSsortnent, but would only request
that every one whether they wish to buy
or not, should can and set, for themselves. =
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Remember the place, s. L HUNT & SON.
No. 8 Main st. and No. 90 Market St.
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Every Person Working About a Farm

Should have a pair Of Rubber BoOts, for II
worn where they should be, only In vet,
.dewy mornings, and on rainy, sloppy days,
they win save Jour timer her cost I'd leath :
goods. For
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AlsIke Clover Seed.

L Now6sfhe time to sowit-wip not heeze
boutia winter. Hay. thebest quality. SUPERB
or to nheeommon Red Clover-andi IN damp
soil, will yield more per acre. Price 40 cents
per ~pound-5O cents by mail. Hoyt& Spear.
Nos Main st.
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Home Madf
Ice Cream.

huuAO maui
Bread, Biscuits, Buns, Pies, Cakes, fresh
every morning, at MCCONNELLS.
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Rubber Boots and shoes ~ foc

They make a speeidL,y, and All being TeC.
Gesh goods, are much better han old stock
carried from last year.
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Ice Cream.
Ice Cream OF all iayors, at
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Mems and Boys Heavy Boots

Wa never moro complete, and being
mostly handmade, cannot be surpassed for
durability.
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CATTLE-The market closed heavy
at the following
l-r . pR1crs -1r
ing LOO Bs, and upward.r-S5.O@5.OO
Choice Beeves-Fine, fat, we'll
kormed2 to Swear old steers,
and averaging 1,2OO@1,S5O
0Zo44.40
Good BeeVes-Well- fatted,
inely-formed steers, averag-
ing l,100@1,250 lbs, .......- A75@6.O0
Fair Gades-Fair steers. in
fair flesh, averaging 1,05O@ r
I,zOU DS,.----.p-..-.".-~.,. +2o@4.5O
Medium Class-Medium steers
and good COWS for city
slaughter, averaging S00@
LOO Ds,...----"-.-.--..... S.OO44Z0
Stock Cattle-COmmon cattle
in decent flesh, averaging
00@1, $50 lbs, ----...-.....- 3.O093.S0
Inferior-Light and thin cows
and 2OO92.5O
HOGS-The large receipts had the
effect to weaken the views Of holders,
OF which fact buyers took advantage,
and succeeded In forcing a decline OF 10c
in heavy. and 15e in light g~rades-the
former selling chiefly at $3.50 a AS, and
the latter at A25 ASS. The extreme
range was $500 a Ass. The market
closed quiet and easy, with a good many
unsold.
By Telegraph, Chicago, Sept. Is.
Hoes-Active, firm and 1Oal5c higher
: G1TTfE@Quiet and easier at $ 25a5, 62I
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FLORAL HALL.

Never before did we see Floral Hal
present so %uninviting an appearance
We know it is the most difficult of all
the departments to put into proper shape,
which fact involves a great deal of hard
work and responsibility. We hope the
Hall will redeem itselfin another year.
Independent of the fine pictures placed
there by Messrs. Frank Leroy, Of
Youngstown, Mr.. H. A. Potter, and
Messrs. Rice & Bliss, OF Warren, the
show was indeed slim. We must not for
get, however, to mention that the boquets
WAX work. Of Mrs. Ada Tinker, of Gar
r~ettsville, were very beautiful and per-
feet, and objects of much admiration. A.
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Base Balls and q Bat,
Steel traps for a rat,
Fine guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for he Ladies,
And Swings for the Baby's,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat,
And we are sure they can be beat,
Certain TO suit the various minds,
For we have all the different kinds,
At Tyler's, No. 5, Main St, Warren, Ohio
Aug. 9, IS7l-tL
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Very Nice

Very Nieel gii1l1E1 'gi,s#
Parlor and Chamber Suits, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Tables, Desks, What-nots, Secre-
taries, Chairs, Picture Frames, DC, st
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND'S.
1t Pays g<J
To 90 to TyIer's, No. 5 Main St, If you
want Sewing Machine.
Clothes Wringers
Repaired and for sale at TSisrls. no. :
BOnnets and Hats.
At reduced prices at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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HORSES.

While the show of horses was by no
means of as high a comparative grade
of excellence as that of cattle, yet this
branch of the exhibition was quite up
to the aveaage of horses shown at the
better class of agricultural fairs. We
noted some fine horses of all work en-
tered by Messrs. John Fee, Mecca, Adj
olson Rogers, Vienna, Henry Christy,
Warren, Frank Smith, Liberty, and N.
Milligan, Mecca.
MGreS.-In this class there were q
number of entries that attracted atten-
ton. We observed on the list Messrs.
Lewis, of Pennington, Austin, ofBrace-
vile, Rogers, of Vienna, Shaffer, of
Mecca.
StdLiOns.-There were several fine
looking horses. Those of Mesers. H. S.
Robbins, Newton Falls, VIM. Fee, Ba-
zetta, S. Case, Kinsman, ]. Dickerman
Mecca, P. Sutliff, Warren, and S. Kistler'
Lordstown. Messrs. Geo. Hayden,
Rowland, Jas. Bradley, Hartford, J..
Edwards, Mecca, Chas. Spaulding, How
land, exhibited fine colts.
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SHEEP.

The show of sheep was fine. There
were several pens of fine wooded sheep.
Among the exhibitors were Messrs. W.
Greene, o Bazetta, o. ]. Hickox, Vienna,
W. Darling, Bazetta, S. R. Chryst & Co.,
Warren, W. Mckay, Brookfeld, J. F.
King, Rowland A. Fenstermaker, Lords
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That Young Man in the Fashionable
Dress,

Z Whose elegant appearance attracted so
much attention on the streets, yesterday,
had just been suited at Hirshheld's One
Price Clothing House, n door south OF the
Trumbull National Bank, where Mr.. A. I.
Frank, Manager, has just received a large
and stylish stock OF fall and winter goods.
II you van to dress up in fashionable style,
at low prices, with good goods. for the fair
and holiday season, call and let Frank ut
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Red Top Seed

Red Top Seed
And Kentucky Blue Grass. Hoyt & Spear
No. . MaiH 81 0
Timothy and Clover SeeaI
Any quantfy-at Hoyt & Spears.
$40
For salt by the barrel OF wagon load, at
SIR. CHRYST & cos.
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ShaEIs TBG 1saI uf Lic-
Al closing out prices, at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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THE ATTENDANCE.

The throng Of visitors was unprece-
dentedlY large, unless we are much mis-
taken. This view we are warranted to
take by the grand total of the receipts,
amounting to S2,25O, the largest amount
ever realized at one fair in the county,
The number of entries Eeresiso in ex-
cess of any former year. ,
The weather was coolRnd rsfher favor
able for a good time. The dust wa a
great Ebackt othe f1ll enjoyment of
the occasion. We hopesthe society will
arrange for a Systematic spffnkling of
the road leading to the grounds, and
also the track. This would, we believe
add enough to the pleasure of visitors as
to draw extra patronageequart to the out
lay involved in sprinkiing. Any how
we think such an arrangement sfdue.
the visitors to the fair, whose comfort
and health are certainly in no little de-
gree tbs sufferers from such 3 dusty at
mosphere as usually prevails on our
fair occasions.
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English Pickles,
Crosse q Blaekwell's Chow Chow, Picca-
lillL, Mixed Pickles, Celery Sauce, and all
kinds Of Canned Fruits, at 80
JAMES McCONNELLS.
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C
Pocket Books.
The largest and best assortment Of Pocket
Books in this city at
PoRTER's Book Store.
Warren, o.. Sept 2-st ~
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SWINE

The finest pens in this branch were
exhibited by Messrs. D. WaDnemaker,
of Warren, and a. Mcfarland, ofFoHler.
POULTRY -
The show of poultry was not 4zrge,
but there were some fne specimens Of
the best breeds Of chickens. Msssrs.
McCully, Of Hubbard, y. Rathban, OF
Bazetta, P. L. Rush, A. Watson, B. F.
Pond, II. c. Reid and J. Perry, did
themselves credit in the poultry line.
. MACHINERY. a
There was a tolerable good show of
agricultural implements and other kinds
of machinery. We thought there was
more on the ground than atany previous
year.
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RaautifuI Flowers.

This is the time to plant Hyacinth, TuliI
and Crocus bulbS-a full supply att
ROOE Store
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CATTLE-Ths market closed heav
at the following gu
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The County Fair.

The Annual Fair OF the Trumbull
County Agricultural Society was pre-.
eminentlY successful in those features
and departments which are ever of the
chief importance in an agricultural
district. We can safely say that the
completeness of the exhibition, and also
the numerous attendance on both of the
show days, surpassed the experience Of
the Society in any previous year since
its organization.
III CATTLE SHOW,
Which came off on Wednesday, was
indeed a splendid exhibition of some as
fine cattle as can perhaps be found in
the State. The goodly number, the SUI
perior quality, and the general fine con-
dition OF the cattle, was a theme Of COM
mendation with every visitor who took
an interest in this special department.
The show of through-breds gave evil
dence that Trumbun county ranks high
not only as having probably the greatest
number of cattle of any county in the
State, but also some Of the very finest.
There were quite a number of exhibitors
Of thorough-breds /; among whom We
observed Messrs. Samuel Kennedy
Rowland, ]. F. King, Rowland, B. P.
Baldwin, Newton, HermanIove, Mecca
Geo. Clark, Vienna, Maxwell Kennedy,
Rowland. Rudd, Windham, a. E.lAus-
tin, Braceville, Knowlton, Nelson, Jas.
Braden, Greene, Henry Harsh, Warren.
In the class or a and fat cattle the
palm was conceded by all to have been
by Messrs. Ziba and Armine Cas-
terline,-their mammoth steer weighing
$50 bs. They had a dozen or more
other fine cattle. Messrs. S. Chryst &
Co., of Warren, E Jones, Champion,
D. Shaffer, of Mecca, had some fine work
oxen. There were other cattle exhibit
tors, 10 doubt, who should be mentioned,
but we found it impossible to learn their
names.
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For Hoop Skirts,
Co-sets, &c, go to the factory-King's
new block, Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
Millinery Goods ~,
OF an der pr. ons at very Low prices, In
order to close them out. at
GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Accidents

Ever brought to Warren. Full stock at
HOYTS DRUG STORE,
Nj 4 Main Street
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Pure CataWba Wine,
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H. WALDECR's.
Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best in the City, at McCoNNELL'S.
Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best in the City, at McCONNELL'S.
Especial Attention g
Is called to the HydraulioC Cement sold by
- = CAMP, RANDALL 4 Co.
Tyler's Gun Store e
And Sewing Machine Rooms is the place
to buy what you want. {
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Pleasant Dreams
On those Wopen Wire Mattresses, the best
spring bed ever invented. Call and get one
on fTial. TRUESDELL TOWNSEND.
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For Snle.

ANo.L l., one-horse carriage. VIII take in
exchange a good, sound, young horse. The
carriage has never been used. ?
E. r. FELL;
Sept IS-lts O~rrangeville, o.
We Make the Best Ice Cream
In the city. Al MCCONNELL'S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27

Pure CataTba Wine,
Native probation, at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27

AceidentSl
Insure againet accidents IN the Accident
Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply tc
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren
Ohio. 2I-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27

Boston Crackers! !.
The genuine Boston Cracker, Graham
Cream, Pie-Nfe, Wine. Champion and Peer.
less Biscuit, direct from Boston, at
JAMES McCONNELL'S.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27

No. 3, Main Street,
! Is the place where you can find all kinds
Of Sewing and Knitting M~achines.E
Security and Indemnity.
s14,S98,elS.O0 are the assets OF the Fire In
surance Companies represented by Whittle-
sey Adams, Agent. Nearly Fifteen Million
Dollars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27

New Orleans Sugar!
Any quantity-from one pound to a hogs1
head-fTs sale by 9 = HOYT& SPEAR. !