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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-01-11
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
Clerelspd Wholssale Market.

LA0&DAA LM s4NA&af 1GAa q AOaNs
FIoUR-The market continues 10 rule
steady, and the demand is only moder-
ate. Wequote a. follows:
City made XXX white Kentucky,
$3.50; Xxx do S.OO@S.25 XXX Amber
N.OO@T.25; Xxx red No. I S65OG675;
X red, No. . S5-25@65Q.
WHEAT-The market was inactive to-
day, and the tone heavy and weak. No.
/ red nominal at Sl.2SGl.29 from store
No. 2 do. $l-23@1.24.
CoRN-In moderate demand; sales )
7 cars new mixed at sc from store
OATS Without movement and held
uominally at 4Sc for No. 1 State.
LARD-In fair demand and unehang-
ed. City rendered in kegs l3c; do. in
tierces l2ic.
SMOKED MHAn-The demand is
moderate and the market steady. City
Sugar-cured Hama 16c; Shoulders Toe
I Bacon, (breakfast) l5c Dried Beef, l6c.
BEEF-The market il steady at $500
for extra mess.
DRESSED HoGs-The market was firm
or to-day, but not quOtsbly better, and
we continue to quote at S7.OO@7.25 for
choice, light and heavy.
BUTTER-MSrket very quiet and IN
changed. Prime 70 choice Western Re
serve 25a2sc: common to good grades
l6a22c.
CHEEsB-The movement continues
light and the market is steady. We
quote prime Factory at l5Gl5lc.
EGGs-Quiet at sc for fresh and 2ja2Gc
for lined.
SEEDs-Clover steady at 96.5H@6.50.
Timothy S6.O0@625.
HAY-Bslsd in moderate demand at
$500 per ton in round lots 5000 in a
iObbing way.
POTATOEs-Firm and in good demand;
sales OF PeachblOws in car lots on track
at 81, IO@1,l5; from store in a small way
3l,2OaI,25 Is.
GREEN APPLRH-There is a good de-
mand for prime fruit at s275s5,25 per
barrel.
DRIED APPLEs-In moderate demand
and firm at5a7c per 70.
DRIED PEACHIs-In moderate de-
nand at 15c for pared, lie for impaired.
ONIoSs-In fair demand and steady al
S5,25a3, so per bbl.
BEANs-There is a fair mOvemsnt At
S2a2E for prime white; Sl.50ai-75 for
fair to medium grades
SALT-The following are the quota
tons forSOnOndaga and SAGINAW: Fine
$500; Coarse solar 2lG-LeddeF.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEG 4ahks dau. p.
BEEvEs-Ile clear. sharp weather favOTs
trade, burthere are too many cattle, G16o for
the week and 500 to-day. $50 cars a l00th
tsreet. 80 cars at WeehaFVkin. IN sat CON-
munipaW. There were nearly ll0n more
than wanted. and considering the cost Of
drOves. dealers had N OF the hardest mar
kets for the year. Prices are hard at rom
5clive weight for bulls 70 sale Tor Texans
and thin native cattle, l9Gl3c for fair steers.
and Hello for good to choice; about % extra
cattle went at Ice, the average - .c,and
the quality generally inferior. Many
strangers came through with drOycs. There
were less than 800 Texans, In one lot; fI4l.
cwt sold at &c; 50 OhioBA cWt az ulGI 2,
n - Kentucky ~ Cwt at l3gl5c.
SHEEP-2l.5 for the week and UG0 for to-
day; market steady at4{86c, with a Few ex-
tras az 6iz37c; 100 Canada l05 bs sold at &c:
100 Oflll rs at7lSc, l21 Ohio - rs at &C.. o ear
81 hsat5 sc, and q car OfS rs az 4lsc; all
selling.
HOGs-StrOuEer. with 1850 I5yeapl I4.3a
dressed for the week. to-day, I,7el. Live are
selling at73sc, scars ohio OflSl rs going at
the latter price; city dressed - &c; west
eu dressed SGS4c,
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CHICIGO LTYE sTOCK MAREET.

BEEF CArrLR-The receipts OF cattle,
though much larger than on this day last
week, were considerably bslOw the aver
age Tuesdays run, and we're by no
means Es liberal as was generally antici-
pated. There was n fair degree OF acrivi-
" in the demand FOR good 70 choice ship
ping beeves, and, with not many OF this
sort on sale, sellers managed 10 keep pri-
ces well up, until toward the close, when
an easier feeling obtained. Among the
arrivals was & drove Of prime Warren
county steers. They sold at 500. Their
average weight was 1,2g7 h. The ruling
prices were 2.0Oa400 for inferior to COM
mon mixed lots, embracing poor COWS,
scrawny heiferE, scallawsg steers, stays,
bulls aud old oxen S4.50a5.O0 for medi-
UNI 10 good butchers stock; S3,I5a4.75
for common to good stOckeFsi S00a5-Tj
for common 10 medium shipping cattle,
and at S6.O0a7.2 for good to choice ship
ping steers. Fully one-halr of tho cattle
sold to-day WentintO the hands OF Nelson
Morris, his purchases reaching about 500
head. The market closed dull for al
grades, with . dOWnWardlook.
Hostile receipts since Saturday
reach 1874. The supply was at least
5000 head short Of what had been gener-
ally anticipated, and, as a consequence,
the feeling developed was hrm. Trans
actions Wers at S5.80a390 Tor common ;
So,O0a6.lO for medium, and az f1ljs6.25
for good to eItra-T5ibHRe, Jan.
By Telegraph, Jan. 9, 1871.
HOas-Dressed 10000 higher, closing
at S7.I2@7.l5; Live active but Toe lower.
at S6OO@6.50.
CATTEE-very duh at ss.73@4dI.
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Pr,1er nd Conferenee Meeting.

The members OF the 1. 0. G. T., Of this
place, viii meet at their hall, Saturday
evening, January Il, ISL, to engage in
prayer and conference for the spresda and
final triumph OF temperance principles.
It is the earnest desire Of the Lodge that
a like step be taken by every Lodge Of
this Order throughout the county and
elsewhere, that at the same hour many
hearts, sympathizing in the same cause,
may blendin one Jealous effort Of prayer
TO God for the speedy dawniog Of the day
when the curse, intemperance, shall be
no more. All non-members are invited
to meet and join with them.
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PRTcE, $500 PER BoTTIE.
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f, TIE Best Fca in town
( At White ( E.aGnuds.
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MtEtA1AAs anu DuaLEteS Etua
The Auditor Of the state Of Ohio. in his
annual report made March 2, lS70, SAYS that
seven OF the Ohio Fire Insurance Compa-
mics Of Ohio, have within the past year
'O0nc out q eristeace. That the dividends
paid by a Ohio Companies was a fraction
over i've per cent. on the paid up capital
aud Esrepeats his advice "that the small
Companies by tECs CO threes had better
Rmalgamate, consolidate, or sell out; and
that there Is less prospect OF success for
small and weak Companies each succeeding
year" Most OF the Insurance Companies
OF Ohio, were organized under the ll-con-
celved act Of ISJ6, or under special charters.
still Iooser and more crude IN their prOyis-
ions. passed prior 10 the adoption OF the
present Constitution. The act Of 1851, re-
quired only twenty per cent OF the subsrib-
"a CAPITAL 10 be paid in, the remainder to be
secured by individual nstes merely. The
special charter, in many instances, did no
require anything TO be paid in. such laws
naturally prompted the organization Of
Companies with the leading idea or making
money. and paying dividends 10 ~stOckhold-
ers, without the use OF M actual capital
4 fact for buflesgWcn t0remsmbeT. In these
days OF business prOstration, disastrous con-
fagrauOns and falling. and inSolvcnt Fire
Insurance Companies. learn this fact. that
tie NeE York state superintendent Of the
Insurance Department. in Official
report for the year ending January /, 1870,
states that OF all the L4 Fire Insurance
Companies Of New YORK. no Fire Insurance
Co, possessing q paid up cash capital
- w. --AAa -H -
large q ne, surplus over liabilities, reiusur-
auce and capital as has the L~oRILLARD Fire
I~nsuranceC Company, with the one exception
% the HONE INs. Co. Of New York. Also
Thai no Era In9gTanCoC Company iuAmerica,
possessing a paid up cash capital Of one mill
lion dollars ana upwards. has so large a Re'
surplus over liabilities. reinsurance andcaTi-
tRl, as has the HOME ISz. Co, Of y. y.
The HONE has n paid up cash capital 81
two million dollars. The income OF the
HONE. for the year ending January !. 1870,
was Suisse %, and its Total expenditures
for losses, &c, was Sl,ejf,IteG. lis total
assets on jan !, 1870, was S4.5lG.3gSG Oh.
The ~LoRILLARD hasa paid mp cash capital
CTCne million dollars Its income flg the
year ending Jan. /, tS7u, was eT5f,S1 90, and
q paid for losses and all other expenditures
In the same period. $751; so %; leaving assets
on hand sl~,GS,5e10B.
You all know we'll helmportsnce ofkeep-
Ing your merchandise and property insured.
IEItnot more important TO procure and keep
youri Insurance Ia the strongest and best
Companies:
The HONE OF New York, and the IORIL-
LARD InS. Co, are represented by WHIT
TLESEN ADAMS. their only Agent ~ War
ron.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
uch as CouEhB, Colds, Whooptng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
und on~nrnmffum-
and ConBpmpnon.

49, SNE@
Probably never before in The whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won so widely and 50
deeply upon the confidence OF mankind, As this
excellent remedy Cor pulmonary complaints.
Through a Along serics Of years, and among most
ofthe races Of men IL has risen higher and higher
in their Estimation, as IL has become better known.
rs uniform character and power % cure the va
rious affections Of the lungs and hroafl have
made it known as a reliable protector against
them. while adapted % mlder forms Of dsease
and TO young children, it Is AZ the same ans ne
most efectud remedy that can Be given ler lnclp-
tent consumption, and the dangerpu9 anecuons
OF The throat and lungs- AS provision against
sudden attacks or Cr0upf i should Be kept on
hand in every nmily, and indeed IS al arc some
times subject 70 colds and coughs, al should be
provided with this anhdOte for hem.
Although settled Consumption Is thought in
enrabIr. Sfn treat numbers Of cases where tho
disease seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and the patient restored to sound healh
by the Cherry PecfOraI. So complete Il its
mastery over the disorders or ne Lungs and
Throat that the most obgtinate pf teen yield 70 It.
When nothing else could reach uem, under bs
Ehe-rU Pecf0raf they subside and disappear,
Singers and Paabtic Speakers md great
protection nom It.
Asthma e always relieved and onen wholly
cured BY IL
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PecfOruf in small and frequent doses
SO generally are its virtues known, that we
need not publish the certificates Of them here, or
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
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Haho9inilgg. PIwElsESfLev'b's FhaI'l
Hollia.r. nre Comlne.

-T|----||| ~-
You can find New Oyer Coats,
You can hnd New Business Suits,
You can find New Dress Suits,
You can find View Pants and Vests,
You can ind 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 a225.
No ZSumbug Prices.
Our Goods will % sold low.
We keep nothing but what Is useful.
select vour Holiday Presents from
our stock.
No trouble to show goods.
Jndershirts and Drawers 30 cts. each.
Adams & Co, Agts,, formerly
REED & ADAMS.
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New York, Jan. Q, Isl.

New York, Jan, 9, ISL.
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged.
CHEE>E-S;eady at l2IIjc.
Cincinnati, Jai. G.
BUTTER-Quiet and unchanged.
CHEESE-Quiet at l5iG Isle.
PittShurg, Jan. -.
BUITER-Ihe demand was fair and
sales were regular at -pTices that have
ruled for some days past. We quote
sales or good 10 medium roll &G@5r;
choice, FOR table use, 2SG3lc < D.
CHEEsR-The market was firm with q
good local demand, With sales 81 the FOL
lowing figures New York Goshen loo
I6Ic: Ohio Ice; Factory l5@ Isle; YES
tern Reserve IiMI4tc- SweiWrr iSt lS'r
z r..
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Silver and SteeII
Anew and good ding. Spectacles made Of
SlreT and GccL, with GRe PeTtSoopto lenses.
They look huudS0neT and last longer than
steel. and are no more eTpeHsiUe. They can
be found ONLY at JULIUS KINGS. Jeweler
and Optician, who is the inventor. No. Z
Main street.
Envelopes.
Aiarge assortment just received, and very
cheap, at the CHRONICLE once. You can
have your card printed on them for 2 small
advance.
City Bakery.
Fresh crackers daily 10 cents per. pound.
Two doors south OF McLain's Bank, Main st.
Pleasant Dreams
Are induced by those superb Wool HGtrettef,
and profitable reflection by the cary Chairs,
Sofas, and Lounges, sold by
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND.
For Copies,
linking, or Coloring, 90 10 Atar Gallery
Brooks z Potter.
For anything in the Photo. line,
Go to the St1r Gallery or Brooks Potter,
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The above prices viii be subIectt to ductua-
lions with other markets. always aiming 20
pay the highest price for grain. and seil ag
cheap as h cheapest. Remember the place,
next door to McLain's Shoe Store, IN room
formerly occupied by Trumbuu Nat. Rank.
Al goods warranted As represented
Come and see Us.
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For anything in the Photo. line,
Go to the S1T Gallery or Brooks Potter,
east side Main 81.
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Formulation Statistics.

From tables compiled from the census
returns, aud appended to Secretary Of
State SherwOod's annual report, we take
the following population statistics Of
Trnmhnn cnnntr
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From France.
spceial for the Press Gby McI.sln's under
ground Cable-)
q. MLAIS, Warren-Dedr Sir Please
send me pair more OF those Rubber Boots
send the National. as they arc the BEST
enclosed md DucatG.
Yours, IROCHU.
y. S-Madsaeu Periwarkle sails the French
Kids She sent for are the real F~rench-and
are cheap. I
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Giving Photos. for Holiday presents, had
baffer 20 at once to the Star Gallery, east
sTde Main St. where the most artistic pro-
auctions are turned out In this citys FOR
BROOES-Inkist,
POTrER-PhOtO Artist.
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Another Car Load
Ofthat choice Ruckwheat Flour just reed
ut CAMP, RANDALL co.'s
Also another car load OF that nice salt at
CAMP, RANDALL &CO.fS on Main ST.
Also a few hundred pounds Of Bone Dust.
10 make ~chickenslay,'
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For Copies,
linking. or Coloring, 90 to Sar Gallery
q Potter.
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THE MARKET REPORTS.
OFFICE WESTERN REsEEvE CHRONICLE
WARREN OHIO, January ~, ISL. !

WARREN OHIO, lamar lh, iNsls
BEANs-s2O per bushel.
FLOUR-8.O0 10 fag
HAT-sl284lA-
OATt-ic.
CORN-T0c.
DRIED APPLES-6c.
RUTTER-Fresh Roll &e.
TALLOW-7 toSc
CHEESE-FactOry l3lfc.
EGGS-N1Gc.
LARD-COunJy rendered, 20 to l2i=e.
POTATOES-O TO %
WOOL-226f2c.
FLAX 8EED-2W
PORK-At &c per ~.
pelts 50475c.
WOOD-StOye length, so0820 per cord
HEEF-FOre quarters case per p Hinu
quarters SELECTS Side s..
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Rat Hunt I'm Chamnion.

EDITOR CHRONICLE :-Sincs it has be-
come fashionable to publish rat hunts, I.
thought I would give you a few facts
concerning the rat hunt ofSorth Cham
pion, in school district No. 4, which hunt
was organized on the night Of Dec. Goth,
$50, by appointing Mr.. John Murphy
and RIr. Hiram Shafer, Captains, vhO
then proceeded TO choose sides composed
Of eleven men, but six Of the ratIsts re-
fused to serve. This CREST war was TO
commence on Wednesday morning, Dec.
DIST, and 10 continue Gptil Friday We
ming, Dec. 50. It was agreed that the
losing PARTY should treat all engaged to a
supper. The battle was short and deci-
sive. The number Of rats slain was 1l77,
saving nothing about the mice killed, or
rats wounded. The enemies loss IS
not known. Captain Murphy's eoupa-
ny killed. in the foundation Of an old
house, in one day, 1d rats, and not a.
very good day for rats neither. In o
sequence OF the last named slaughter,
Captain Murphy won the victory by q.
majority Of Q8 over his opponents. The
losing party paid for the supper without
even q wry face, which was served up by
Mr.. John Harkelrode, at his house, which
supper was hard 70 be beaten. The sup
Der consisted of oysters, beef steak, pie
and cake Of the best quality, and every
thing that could be dssired. Our thanks
are due 10 Mr.. H. for his hospitality IN
throwing open his doors 10 the faithful
soldiers and their better halves" We
all felt we'll paid for our services. for we
had a glorious good time generally, aud
plenty or rats left to have another hunt.
u Tho HusTe nH1Hmgad wua~n marty . Nrur-
I sack full, which vas quite a sight. /
think for the number OF men engaged
In so short a time, they done exceeding
~ well. ARAT HUNTER.
-S-~
The officers elect, of Mahoning Lodge
40. %. I. o. o. F., were duly installed
on Monday evening last, at their hall, by
D. D. @. NJ. Furry, Tho following arc
the names Of the officers Installed: J.
B. Hardy, y. G.; NJ. Parker, V. g.; r.
S. Elliot, r. s.; N. ,. Dean, p. s.: J.W.
Masters, Treasurer. The hall was filed
by members Of the onder from Rayenna.
Garreitsville and Newton Falls lodges,
and a pleasant time was bad.
"A correspondent to the y. y. Ez-
press, who has been looking over the
route Of the A. 7. 4 P. r r., with q
view OF bidding for the grading Of said
road, speaks in complimentary terms Of
Trumbuu county in general.
Ihs certificates Of the gainesville and
Ohio Valley Railroad, with $4,000
capital, and CT the west branch Of the
Painesville and Ohio Valley Railroad,
with 100000 capital, we're hIlod in the
Office Of the Secretary OF the State, at
Columbus on the 2Sth ult. The termini
OF the first named road are gainesville
and Youngstown, and Of the last named
road, Chardon and Hudson. The cOrpo-
rstOrs, who are the same fer both lines,
are George W. Steele, II. W. Cuftiss, p.
-. Woodbury., Harvey Cram, Aaron
Wilcox, !. W. Pope, Charles A Avery,
J.. S. easement, ID. T. Easement. Y. l..
Parmly and HOrsce Steele.
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HINKLEY
Knitting Machine.


The s~implest. CAssps,i snd Best In u's!
Has but Ose Needle! 4 Child esa RHa lt!
UNSIGNED especially rof g uSe 81 Hmi-
lilies. anu ladies Whndesire toEult tortI
market. Viii 10 every stitch or the KNIT
ting in a Stocking widening a ulrrnE-
iuE a. readily as BY hand. are splendid Tor
w6rstedz ana fancy work, TAXING FlNE
DTFFERENTEINDS 81 STITCH Are very.
easy 10 manaFe, and not ltabla % gel Out q
DrIar. FvFgY ANIL suOCLD HAVE ONE
M tr1sa "a A0rrfin rc-Tu I0Ur % tntrodhee
0nd srW them. 10 whom we Uncr most liberal
Inducemeuts. send for our ttFculer and
sample StnrEtng. address
WiNFIEY KNITTING MACHINE CO.
Hath. Ne. ~. Us Broadway, y. N-
10 wabash Ave. chicago "
sept. it7U-iyI.
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Local Notices.

Loeal SoFoss1 Is eeats per Lae d7st isscTd9n,
10 cents per Tine eGeh subsequsnf Insertion.
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AoA LAGAAAAnA
Awarded TO II. Valdez, Of the CITY Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more Of the
same sort. fresh daily, two doors south OF
McTatu's Bank. main street.
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Pure SgreT Wxtch Chains are uUw manu-
featured In Warren,at Kings Jewelry store.
Main St. n are for sale by the fo0tor UGTd.
Call ana sec samples, dan. HIT.
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Mammoth Hsg.

yesterday afternoon quite q COM
motfonSTss made on our streets by the
appearances OF a team drawing a sled,
upon which was a mammoth hog deco
rated with several small flags, and a
small boy perehed upon his hogship
blowing a horn TO attract the attention
, OF the populaee. This hog was raised
| by Mr.. L. Grover, OF Windsor, Ashtabu-
"a county, and was being taken to Mckee
Bros, Of Miles, who are the purchasers.
The age Of the hog, when killed, was ?
years, s months and 10 days. Its dressed
weight is SIS pounds, Of the Chester
White breed. Mr.. G. thinks thst by
I another season he could have made the
hog weigh 1000 pounds. In Ashtabula
county Mr.. G. is known as having been
remarkably successful in the srowingo Of
hogs.
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MiiIinnrF

Selling atcOst FOR the nsxL0 days, in order
20 maxi room for the new Spring Stock, AZ
Jan. iI-ft GUELEFINGER a BROS.
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To SpuTtsmen
Just received ut Tyler'z Gun Store, a inc
lot or Guns OF all KINDS.
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Theft

The individual who took the shirts, under
] clothing. &c, Odthe line, on South Street,
I last Wednesday evening. can havethe stud
and buttOns belonging 70 them, by calling
] on G. II. StOddard. at The New England Cal
] lery, as they are no use 70 him without the
Z egaiu. Gan. 70.
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Local Notices.


Focal Notices Is oeufF per Hns, first Insertion; 10
csHG per liae, each Fit5seQttaf fnSeri0n.
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Fonnd..Fur moFeI-

Between Court House M Depot OF A. &
G.. W. Railway, on the LIST inst; owner can
have same BY proving property and paying
for this notice. cali att this Office.
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Stitching and EmbrOidering
Done At Tyler's Gun store and SeWlns
Machine Rooms, by an experiences operator,
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Rooms for Rent.

IlUUUIN IUT htUIs
A suit OF rooms over the dry goods store
OLA. Chew, suitable for a professional man
comfortable and convenient. Enquire OF
MaEran. o.. Oct. = A. CHEW.
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G3-kesp the Blood Pure and avoid Fevers
by using a bottle Of Poland's Humor Doctor
the great system Remover, sold and recon-
mendedby HoytE spear.
as-DO not wait for 4 Cough or Kidney
Disease 10 90 rs IL came but get POland's
White PIN Compound to cure at once.
Fellows Worm LozenCes is the only
WORM remedy In existence combining harm
less qualities with delicious taste and smaz-
ing power. Sold BY Hoyt & spear.
All cases o Debility pecuIiartO Females
will nnd a sovereign remedy In DR.. Swett's
Female Strengthening Cordial. Sold by
H yt ( Spear. June g. lS7O-lyr
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Burial Robes

Burial Robes
or all styles, materials ami patterns, from
plain Ia very nice, at
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-01-11
Rhrme o[ nc Hats-1s5O.

Rhyme or the Hsts-1S7O.
The chIgnono o L1aa bore a HVlds RoHe,
on q FfeunoiHs hat hat camel from Corhsts,
GgpFie FTOnG, with envy shook 10 her toes,
And for a combat seemed ready 10 gptis.
sim new novelties are being added, as
Bridal Lace, and accompanying orange
Ties for me large and Corduroy Hats for the
Nrs. POTTER 3 CO.'S.