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DARN OF $50 ACRES for SALE.
The subscriber wishes TO sell his farm,
on which he now resides. in West Salem
Township, nearly three miles west OF Green
vile, known as the Blank Farm, contain
ing one hundred and eighty acres Of land OF
excellent quality, mostly improved and
under first rate cultivation; we'll adapted TO
either grain or grass; an abundance Of tim
berthe land watered by springs, also a
small creek passes through the farm. a good
variety OF fruit; nrst-class fences and build
ings, all In excellent condition-situated
very pleasantly and every way desirable
For further particulars address or call or
S. E. .SHAFER. Greenyille, Pa, OF SH AFER
BROS. Orangeville, Ohio.
Dec. q. lS7O-st
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7 Satnrdar. Februarr s5th. 81,
NOTICE.

NJ " lALs
y DraytOn Andrews Of, IN the state OF
Michigan, will take notice that HQldah G.
Beebe, OF the County Of TrumbuH, In the
State Ofuhio. did on the 9Th day OF January,
A. D. ISL, die her petition In the Court 81
Common Pleas, within and tor the County
OF Trumbull, in said state Of Ohio, against
the said Drayton Andrews. and Robert
Jones, defendants, setting forth that the said
Drayton Andrews gave a mortgage 70 said
HuIdah c. Beebe, on certain lands, to-Wit:
Being part Of Lot No. 50, in the township Of
Hartford, County Of Trumbull.and bounded
as follows: South by the highway west by
lands Of Asa Newman; north by lands Of
George W. Bu hnel. and east by lands Of
stephen Bates, beingabOut one hundred and
dfty acres OF land-tO secure the payment OF
a certain sum OF money named therein ac-
cording 10 certain notes referred 70 In said
mortgage, and that since the giving Of the
said mortgage, the other defendant claims
Interest in ssid lands under the said Dray-
ton Andrews. and praying that said Dray-
ton Andrews may pay said sum now claim
ed TO be due amounting 10 S3.300. and inter
est from April !. 1870. or that said premises
may be sold 70 pay same; and the said
Drayton Andrews is notified that he Is re-
uuired TO appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the 18th
HULDAH c. BEEBE.
By Taylor & Jones, Att'yE.
Jan. II, IS71-6t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-08

THE ART OF LIVING HAPPILY
The following maxims or rules Of
action might. If strictly observed, 20
far to increase the happiness, or at
least to diminish the inquietudes and
miseries Of life:
Observe inviOlable truth in your
words and integrity in your passions.
AeeustOm yourself to temperance
and be master Of your actions.
Be not too much out Of humor with
the world, but remember that It is a
world Of Gods creating, and however
sadly it is marred with wiekedness
and folly, yet you have found in it
more comforts than caiamities, more
eivilities than affrOnts, more instan-
ees Of kindness towards you than Of
cruelty.
Try TO spend your time usefully
both to yourself and others.
Never make an enemy nor lose a
friend unnecessarily.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-08

THEOLD MAE.-BOw low the head I;
do reverence 10 the old man once
like you. The vicissitudes of life have
silvered his hair, and changed the
round, merry face to the worn vissage
before you. Once that manly form
stalked promptly through the gay
scenes Of pleasure there, beau ideal Of
grace. Now the hand Of time that
withers the flowers Of yesterday, has
bent that figure and destroyed that
noble carriage. Once at your age, he
possessed the thousand thoughts that
pass through your brain, now wishing
to accomplish deeds equal to 3 nook
in fame. But he has lived the dream
very nearly through his eye never
kindles at the old deeds Of daring, and
the hand takes a firmer grSspof stan;
Bow low the head, boy, as you would
In your old age be reverenced.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-08

USING TIE LEFT HAND.-The
number Of left-handed people seems
to be on the increase. Formerly, it
was quite a rare thing to meet a per
son who gave the preference to the
left hand, and those addicted to the
habit were a little disposed to conceal
the popularity, but now it Is no unu-
sual thing to see q lady or gentleman
sitting at the table with the knife in
the left hand and the cup Of tea at the
left side Of the plate. This reversal of
the general order Of things appears
awkward enough yet we do not know
but the time is coming when the leff
hand will generally have preference
over the right. In one school room
at Perrysburg there are fifteen left
handed children. This indicates
rapid progress on the part OF the LETT
digite in their struggle to gain the
mastery over the right hand. How
long will it be ere we are told to ''put
the left foot foremost" and hear
people speak of the strong left arm. -
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THE CHRONICLE.
aACCEPT THE SITUATION"

II Disappointment dogs your steps
It's hard to help repiuing,
But small philosophy 10 shows
To so forever whining.
Having done all that man can do
To make or win occasion,
Come. Just without too much concern
Accept the situation"
Whether nom Pleasures jaunting car
YGu happen 70 be Tilted.
or whether by handsome girl
You happen to be lifted.
Don't dedicate vour time and lungs
To useless ObjurERtion.
But. picking up your limbs 0nd-heart,
Accept the situation"
II friends whom you. through thick and
Have ofteufines berriended,
Should sink their sense Of gratitude
When these good deeds are ended,
Remembering there's no bitterness
How sad the observation!-
Like the rancOr n once hosom friends,
Accept the situation
Suppose the motive for your act
Has heen q brave and true one.
That's just the reason why some folks
VIII coin a false and new one.
And shrug n dubious shrug. and drop
The sly iuSinuatinn-
But. trusting Right. and waiting Light,
Accept the situation
The world is full II ups and downs,
And many curihds turninEs.
And some hic men are only crowns,
For all your weak heart burnings.
Better the lowiy, n IT'S fTtie,
Than the lofttest pinchheck station,
The Tr1te'fa y rock can stand shock:
Accept the situation
Lies train is whirlIng past, old boy.
In what class do you jOurneys
First. second. third 2-the speed the same
II third. first needn't Spurn you.
Ashes to ashes. dust 70 dustl
Behold the final statiOni
Not we nldU. but then we must
Accept the situation
80 60
-vv-Fffon Fo- fba TsrrpoNrrrE
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Charles Dickens, on good authority,
leans to the position that the first i'm
pressions are usually correct, and also
SAYS: l have known a vast quantity
Of nonsense talked about bad men not
looking you in the face. Don't trust
TO that conventional idea. DishOn-
esty will stare honesty out OF eOunte-
nance any day in the week II there Is
anything to be got by It.
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your advice. as man OF the world,
Gus: Which of the two Misses Will
sons shall I take 10 supper? There
they are by the mantle piece"
"Well, il you tske the handsome
one, you'll have to fiatter her; IL you
take the other, she'll fiatter you. To
q man who doesn't want to marry,
like yourself, / should recommend
the first, as, by far, the less danger
Gus Of thetWo."
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-08

When a man comes home and
tries to bolt the door with a sweet po-
tat0, pokes the fire with the spout OF
a coffee-pot, attempts to wind up the
clock with his boOt-jack, tries to cut
kindling for his morning fire with n
paper-knife, takes a cold potato in his
hand to light him to bed, and prefers
sleeping in his hat and boots, you
may reasonably infer that he has
been making the acquaintance OF
some very friendly people.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-08

A woman living in this State had
her eyesight restored recently, after
having been blind for several years
The first thing she did after objects
became visible, was to sit down and
read some letters, which she presumed
had been sent TO her husband by
ladies during her blindness. when she
found thai her jealousy had been feed
ing all this time on n number Of coal
and washing bills.
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T. J. McLAIN & SON
BANKERS. Warren, o.

RsvfIse lsSInssI. Of Al kinds done. -
ls-5- 6,oiu and Coupons, bought and SOLO
Izf6rcIt allowed on DepositH. =.
WoreV 70 Loan. good Notes pougnt'
6r-fis or,7 l,rrope Bought and Sold
n r -, - nd from Europe furnished.
iesrs1.F gfsrluS for sale At . discount.
Ensnranes Al low rates -. 81 ~
a Tsnerai Real Estats busineEs cone.
ln1rie means and tweuty-fVe year = -
perlenee enable rs 20 transact ~ l,iII-,
= wsTTsn. warren d. sept :. Is7o-Iyr.
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VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR

VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR
SALE.-Lots !, 2, .. 4 and 5, OF Geo. Par
sons map and survey, recorded at Record
er's ofiice, Book A p. l3l. are for sale. Lot
corners on Liberty and Monroe streets. Lot
2frunts on Liberty Int 3cOrners on Liberty
and washington Avenue; Lot fronts on
Washington Avenue; Lot fronts on Mon
roe. Sewer complete and paid for, also side
walk, on both Liberty Street and Washing
ton Avenue. Inquire OF
Nov. I6, ls50-tf wa. 7. SPEAR.
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OALE OF REAL EsTATE.

NAIE OF REAI toIAIE.
Don saturday, the 9Th day OF March, A. D.
lssl, between the hours OF one and four
O'Clock, D. m. OF said day. by order OF the
Probate Court Of Trumbul County, Ohio.
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, AZ the south door OF the Court House
in the city of Warren. in said county, the
following real estate situate in the town
ship Of Bloom field, Trumbuu County Ohio
and known as part OF Lot No. siXty-one t6ll
in said township. bounded north and east
by the highway; south By lands Of E. A
Brown; west BY Church Lot. Containing
about two and one half acres Of land, more
or less, on which are two dwelling houses
and one store building.
SETH NJ. LAIRD, Assignee,
Samuel Ticehurst.
Feb. / lg7l-ft
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CHERFF's SALE.

CHEPIFF'S SALE.
Erhe state OF ohio, Trumbuli County, s..
LOrrin HigleyD In Trumbuu Common
vs.. SPleas.
Wm- Brisbiue,
By virtue OF an execution issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas, Of Trumbull
County, Ohio, in the above named case 70
me directed and delivered have levied up
on and shall expose 10 public sale At the door
Of the Court House, IN the city OF warren
Ohio, on
Saturday, February 25th 1871,
between the hours OF one and iye O'Clock p.
m the following described land and tene-
msnts situate IN The township OF Hubbard,
10 said County and State, aud bounded Hnd
described as follows: on the east by north
and south center road; on the west BY land
Of Rebecca HeibleTs on the nortn Dy land OF
John W. Jefreys: on the south by land oi
David Jones. and contains one acre OF ianu,
be the same more or less
Appraised at SlS00O Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sherin.
Sherif7s once, Warren, o., jan . lS'l-0t'
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Cotton, in his Lacon, says that there
Is this difference between happiness
and wisdom: He that thinks him.
self the happiest man really is so; but
he that thinks himself the wisest Is
generally the greatest fool.
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HOUsE AND LAND for SALE.

"OUSE AND LAND for SALE.
House and Lotion South Street, a short
dlSlsnce east OF the furnace Also. three
lots on Liberty ST., short distance north Of
High st. These lots Rreeach about sixty feet
front BY about 400 feet deep, and will be sold
for part cash and the balance In four or fve
annual payments. inquire OF the subscriber
at 81 and Sc River St. Cleveland. o., or Of
X. Il. Fitch, at T-umbuil Nat. Bank.
J. s. EDWARDS.
Warren. Jan. u. ls7i-tE
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DAKOTA As IT Is.

It is the opinion of most persons
who have seen southeastern Dakota,
that few parts of the yet unsettled
West excel il. Some may in one par
ticular, and some in another; but If
we consider the purity of the atmOs-
phere, the almost universal fertility
of the soil and its adaptation to almost
all grains and branches Of agriculture,
and also how near to the center and
thorOughfares of trade, present and
prospective: it must be acknowledged
thatfOr the immigrant it it is the most
attractive part of the West. The val
ley Of the Missouri must become as
the vallies of the Ohio and Missis-
sippi-a thOroughfare between differ
ent parts of the nation. As soon as
the Northern Pacific railroad reaches
the Missouri river, railroad will be
demanded and built up the valley to
il. The principal reason that Dakota
has been comparatively neglected so
long, is that while portions OF the
country further west and less favored
in soil and climate, have obtained
railroads, this territory has, so far,
been without them. The wise legis-
laton of Congress withholds the land
from sale. It can only be had by
hOmesteading and pre-emptiDg, so
that settlement, a. far as it does go, Is
in a solid body. There are no broad
wastes Of speculatOrs' lands left be-
hind, as is the case where the land Is
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n. Sr6LxER, W. B. LESLIE, B. L WALKi-A'
UTIIKER. LESLIE 4 CO, Bank
NJ -. -Church Hin. Ohio. Dealers IN
goTernmenf Securities, Foreign and Domes- :
80 Earchaure CulleeitOns made, AhteIest
allowed on Speci4l Deposits OAh. s-A3'
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John o. William

CHERIFF'S SALEM Attachment.
Drhe State OF Ohio, Trumbull County, S..
A. W. Jones, Assigned In Trumbull Com
mon Pleas
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HurcHrNs. c. I. aLIDDEE, J. n. sTuL.l-
HUTCHIKS, GLdDDEN s STULL,
Atterheys at Law, o1iee over sII,iSi, ,Si :
SStrests. Warren, Ohio. Jan. .. ls3V-u'
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Tx. DAWSON, Mayor Of the Incor-
porated Village Of WsrEen, U. ana l1e,,.l. alsS
T5er(ce ~ the Peace in sad for said ' Nillage,
attends TO all business usually ,r% -
eSerS Wonday mofning from 70 Y O'CLOCK
Ian g. lg7u.
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~1DTlcs suaReay. Dealers in sta

TDny6S EM5RGAN, Dealers IN Sta- ~.
- ~ r,a,c- Drv Goods, CARPETS, MAI
fS,s- sd Floor On cloths, window snaoe- ace
s1d nTt1rss Tea, Coftes, &c. Iiley n 80 oSli
-es.,fi7 - hsnd = large ana full ass9It-
,,t ~ 1s-,s1 n their line, OF good quallty
md farSionahle styles, and oneI llaSiA ioi
--je A. flls Lowest prices in the Market
Jan. 5 1879.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
CTh- ststeof Ohio, Trumbull County, IS,
LOrIn Hgley, In TTumbun Com
vs.. mon fleAA
William Brisbine.
By virtue OF an execution issued out Of
the Cours OF Common Pleas, OF Irumbull
County, Ohio, in the above named case, 70
me directed and delivered, have levied on
and shall expose to public sale.at the door Of
the Court House in the city OF arren, Ohioi
on
Saturday, February 25th, 1871,
betveen the hours Of one and ave O'Clock,
D. m. the following described land and iene-
ments. to-Wit: Part OF Lot S., and contains
hfteen and one-third (l55Sl acres OF land IN
Hubbard township, County and state aiore-
said bounded and described as follows: On
the east by north and south center ROAD I;
west by lands OF Geo, Hsgars south By lands
OF VIM Kimball, and on the north by lands
Of John W. Lyde and Geo. Hagar. Apprais-
ed at $500 90. Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SherifTs ONCE. Warren, o., jan . lsfi-0t.
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between the hours Of one and i've o'clock
D. m. the following described real estate
to-wit: Situate in Hubbard township,
Trumbuil County, Ohio. part Of Lot Il in
said township, commencing in the center Of
public highway a. the northwest corner OF
4 oue-hslf acre decided TO r. Evans; thence
running north along the center OF the high
way about Il rods ~ links 70 the corner ola
one-half acre heretofore decided 70 John Q.
williams. . thence east along sald lot II rods
and links: thence south about Il rods : y
links 70 +. Evans lot; thence west II rods
and links 70 the place OF BEGINNING, con-
taining one ~ acre Of land, excepting and
reserving to the grantors all cUal. iron OF
other minerals that may be on or under said
lot and the privilege Of taking out the same.
Appraised at $40 90. Terms Cash.
~ 6 W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
sherif7s once, Wsrren. o., Jan. IS. lS7l-5t.
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A DoIPHUS GREFER, Dealer In
a Nugicsl Merchandise Of AL descIl ,3ill' On
-. 7pianos- Organs, Meiodeons, NiolilnA'
r5,std7f u Eeeorde5 Ciaronetts, Flutes I lies'
fS-1rnr risno-Spresds, Piano-stoolsr Sneet-
n,1iric7 Efuric-boaks. Violin Strings 5ulleL
fTsne1, Gc, &C. Store In Weop s BIG 80 - ei
parteria Book Store. LSAA- D Ao'0'
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nR MFERS, tenders his Rro1es-
1jonai service 70 the people q ~ ~ " ~
nd vicinity. once Second story y N y -t -
y -, SI5fIdinr. Entrance on narket ssIset-
0=115- l,.,T,-- f-or1 10 70 u g. m, and % y,
Residonee, corner 81 High and S9sst 1ss ~ ~
sfreets nov - -oS'
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Byvirtue Of an order ef sale issued by or
der OF said Court in the above entitled case,
to me directed and delivered. I shall expose
10 public sale at the door OF the Court House,
in the city OF Warren, Ohio. on
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CHERIFF'S SALE in Partition
- The State OF Ohio, Trumbull County, s..

- The State OF Ohio, Trumbull County, s..
eWarren Draper vs. EIIhu Draper. ct. al.
BY virtne OF an order OF sale in partition.
issued by order OF said Court in the above
entitled case, 10 me directed and delivered,
l shall expose 10 public sale at the door Of
the CQurt House, in the city Of Warren,
Ohio, on
Saturday, February 18th, A. ID. 1871,
between the hours Of one and i've O'Clock,
p. m. OF said day, the following described
real estate. to-wit: Situate in the town
ship OF Weathersdeld, county Of Trumbull,
and state OF Ohio, and known as part Of Lot
i've, (5) in the Great Salt spring Tract, so
called and Is the same land conveyed by
Mathew Draper and wife, by deed. 10 Elihu
Draper, ny deed dated August 50, lsii, and
recorded In book No. s.. pages 253 and %
Irumbull County Records, bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a stone now set on the
north line, and i've (5) chains and ~ LINKS
from the corner Of the lot: thence 10 west
g chains and S0llnks 70 post; thence south
So e, west IS chains 81 links 10 the center Of
MahOning River. thence mp the MahOning
River 70 the northwest corner Of the lot
aforesaid tNo. 81; thence north S9o 81 east a
chuinsand 70links TO the place Of beginning
and contains ninety-three and one-half
acres Of land, more or loss Appraised at
IS 600. subject to widows dover, az SS5.OO per
Hnnum. and the rental portion Of James
McRoberts, S97, "a per year. Terms Of sale
One-third money down, on day OF sale. one
third In one year, one-thlrd in two years,
with deferred payments secured by mort
gage on premises. and on interest.
@. W. DICKINSON. Sheriff.
Sheriff's once, Warren, o., Jan. Is. lS5l-jt,
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CHERIFF'S SALE
- l.-..l-ta 81 Ohln- nrnn
Ira L. Fuller,

c. s.. AanN0EQtAs ~ ne ,
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued ont q;
the Court OF Common fleas Ia ~ ,,ss 10
-, iiiiiSi.,fed and delivered, shall eNp,lse 20
,,1,i,ifs ssie n the door Of the Court House
IN me civ OF Warren. Ohio, on
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!. r.hrnnrr 1sih- 81.

hefvreen the hours Of one and nVe O'Clock,
/. - ~ said day, the following desert
he'd land and tenements. to-Wlt: Ihe unal-
,.iTe5 one-half OF the following preulls-
- siin,,fe an the city Of Warren, in said
counfy and I1tsfe. and known as that part
OF llot No. IN town plat that lies west OF
the easterly line OF the west store IN the
PhRnix Block, extending south 70 the soqth
TI7p OF the lot. also a strip Of land frOm Lot
80, Is. In said town plat two feet and six
Inches vide from the east side OF said lot,
being the contract to J. L. NanGnrder. by
CHARLES smith, Henry W. smith and John
ri McCoubs, by deed recorded in Trumbun
County Records Book 79, page ls5; the whole
10 be nineteen feet front on Market st., and
subject 10 the right OF the owners and occu-
pants ofthe store eaFt ofthts 10 use the mont
stairway In common as now used, (see
Record BOok As, page ls4. for partitiOn.) Ap-
praised $500, 90. Terms CISh.
g. W DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SherlfT's ONCE, Warren o.. Jan. Is, isis
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,-5-y,5T1r1,vyT4 pCry GDIMs. Fire and

W LIE Insuranoe Ageui MeLFsL. - O5ltI' ~,
-,- 49, -1s-s1nauieS On favorable terms !
T6r7o nrupertT Isolated DYEelllns 80 80, - 49,
TsTnitfITe Irsnred for one three sn1 ~, -
,.s.-- 1fiee n NcCombs aud Smiths block
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The Missouri YalIey-The RiTpr-Termlllton-
The Land ONCE and Olieers-Rapidity OF Set-
tlsmRnt-Corernmrut LHnd-Selecting Claim
-Iuducrueuts 70 Immlgrute-Dakota Gener-
aIly-The Black hlllg-Social Equality.
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r-.rr III. NACEEX.
HuI MACKEY, Manufacturer
II ~ FFarness and dealers In SadaleIy
a-raIars. Trunks, Valissa, Tray rl1.. 6,.es,
T--S,S Ffsr-.- Biankets. Saddles and Fancy
,la-ldlss-1- -. s, Market Street Warren. u
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DR. J.R. NELSON, Physician and
ISurVeon. ONCE east OF First Nat. Bank.
once hours nom TO 10 o'clock a. m, , ahu
10 8 p. m jan - I''-
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Some twenty miles from the Mis-
souri, the settlers houses are left be-
hind, then past claim shanty' or
two, and we are on the
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7 H. BRISCOE, Physician and Sur
RI .Eeon. once over Park & Patch's store,
HarTef street, Residence, north side OF
Market Street, two doors east OF Elm. Far-
tlcular attention paid to Chronic diseases.
Jan s. ls70-lyr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1871-06-08
@. ga. Gressin,s Column.

q. ga. GreSSin,S Column.
| G. ". TRESsIN'S
HARDWARES STORE
Kansas, and viii kosp UP ihe rvpuiaiioa for
Superior Goods and LewPrices.
NEW GOODS
OF EVERY DEscKIEI!oS s< ARE DAILY AKKlv-
FARMERS,
MECHANICS AND
EVERYBODY
VIII find it 10 their interest To examine my goods and
prices before buying e!sewher.
FLOWS: 4
GANG PLOWS,
TRUCK AND BREAKING PLOWS,
STIRRING PLOWS
CORN PLOWS,
or the following brands
!NDCSIRIAL FLOWS,
MOLINE PL0Ws. $50.
GARDEN CITY FLOWS.
do not pretend 30 supply farmers with the cheap,
will =, II none hut establish, and reliable plOws.
Particular attention i called to tk-
Industrial PlOWS.
For which am the s.- ag. in tis. county. They
made 81 steel" hardened by peculiar proces>,
and will actually cut glass. warrant every one OF
them {" ,cour III ground, anil will takr back any
pillow thi DIES not give satisfaction.