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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-15
The Post Master OuestIon.


The Republican caucus which assem-
bIed at the Court House, on last Friday
evening, to mAkes choice among the sev-
sral candidates for Post Master Of this
city, was probably the largest and liveli-
est meeting ofthe kind ever held here.
On the third ballot Mr.. E. R. Wise was
declared the choice of the caucus by a de-
cided majority over all competitors. It
affords Us pleasure to saw that we know
the gentleman chosen, to be in every
vsy worthy the confidence the Republi-
cans OF the city and township have indi-
Gated by their hsttering vote. Mr.. Wise
has beeu connected with the CHRONICLE
once. as a book-keeper, for the past hv'
VAR, and has, in the striceest sense
-5i.cbsrged his duties faithfully, honest
" and ospably. That he will serve the
public equally well, a. Post Master, we
have the fullest confidence. While we
sbauIose his services in the CHRONICLE
Nth regret we most heartily cOngrstu-
late him upon his well deserved promo
tion TO a o responsible position.
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From Liberty.

EDITOR CHRoNIcLEs-The interest OF
the NJ. E. Church is increasing. Rev.
W. A. Clark, our minister, a faithful
lsborer. has held a series OF meetings
commencing Christmas, and there has
been IS added to our membership. Our
Sunday School is hard to best; ZeniG
Kline, superintendent. Hi aim has
been, for two years past, to gather in the
children to the school and there give
them moral instruction. Our school
now numbers les. he promised last
summer to lay out fifty dollars in pres
ents for the children, and we have no
doubt the nifty dollars has gone in the
past wear. So he promised January 18th
a grand sleigh-ride for l65 children from
4 to 20 years Of age. Ten two horse
sleds we're promptly on hand at one, z.
NJ. and loaded with happy boys and
girls, who were taken to the best house
in Youngstown, the Tod House, and
were seated in a W~ell-furnished room,
not regarding what the cost might be,
and had a good social time. Next they
were taken to the dining room and seated
around the tables, and there waited upon
/ bv che teacherst0 q grand feast, consist
ing Of raisins, candies, crackers, nuts,
/ &c, at the Superintendents expense
I Then We sang
II you had . pleasant time
Come again, come again
and ali were happy, and were treated
! respectfully by those having charge Oi
! the house. We returned TO our homes
safe. feeling that we had q grand eIcur-
sion. We expect many Of those Sunday
/ School scholars will bs = blessing bc
society and our country. And We hope
those having charge OF the school may
be blessed in their labOrs. NJ. Il.
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rcAI. NOTICE

-NN 49,
Tne state OF Ohio. Trumbun county,
N The Probate Court. John Williams Ad-
ministrator Of Samantha J. kynetL DECD
-. Capernla C. Crooks. ct. a.. The DEFEND
auts, Zenephon W. Kynett and James L
Eynett. who reside in Iowa, John d
Kynett. b resiIes In Missouri, Will axe
notice that on the 4th day OF February ~,
the plaintin hled his petition in said Court
AGAINST said defendants n others, heirs OF
said Samantha J., alleging that there rs no
perSonal property belonging 10 said eatate
that there are debts against said estate Of
one hundred dollars or over, and that the
40 Samantha died seized Of the following
lands: Situate in the township Of Howland,
TrumbulI County, Ohio. In Lot 2.
north BY lands or MIS-. Ann Iddings; eastby
lands Of John II. Kyneu 1outh y the
higbway leading from Howland center %
Vienna. and west by lsnds Of Richard r
Waterman. containing l0scres, more or less
subject TO dover Of Ann Kynett, widow on
about6 acres thereof
said petition prays FOR order to sell said
lands- and wall be for hearing March is, ISL
a. nj O'clock. a, m. JOHN WILLIAMS,
Admir- OF SamanthA J. Kynett. decd
W, 7. SPEAR, Atty.
Feb. s. lSTl-t.
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Pittsburrh live StocE Harkst.

Cattle-The cattle market for this week
ended on Friday. There has only one
load arrived since that time, and buyer
most all LEFT on Friday evening. The
principal part OF the cattle for eastern
markets are bought prior to Friday, at 2
O'Clock, a. at that time the last train
leaves that can carry stock for Mondays
market. To-day the yards are very dull
quiet, and nothing doing. Qu0tations
for to-day same as yesterday. Extra,
LOO to 1900 steers, S6.75@T.5O; good tC
prime, LOO to LOO, t6-25@650; com
mon to medium, 1000 10 LOO, S5.50@
500; bulls, stays and COWS, 500 to l,5O(
S4&@5.5O stock steers, 800 TO 1000,
A.&95.50.
HogH-The run OF hogs continues
light. Extra Philadelphia, $50; good
to prime, Philadelphia, 225 $50, S.25i
good to prime, New York, $50 20 20
E.5O@7.75; rough to common, $50 C
200, none; light stock hogs, so TO 100, no.
quOtable.
Sheep-The sheep pens to-day present
a deserted appearance nothing doing
as buyers have all left for home. Coco
to prime, IS to 90 rs, S.OO@65O; deem
to fair, IS to so rs. A.50a475; mean L
common, 70 to rs rs, 825a3.75; foot 70.
and scaIlaWags, by the head, fI.25al.5 So
/ Pitt. Commercial, Feb. is,
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EDITOR CHRoSIcLE The open win
ter weather we have had for the past few
days, has been very well improved by
the people who are intending to exchange
possessions in the spring. Mr.. o. u.
Benton, residing north OF Powers cor
ners, has rented his farm for three years,
and has moved on a large dairy farm in
North Bloomfield.
The weather being favorable, consid-
cradle attention is being given to the
pumping Of oil, and nearly every one in
that business is busily engaged. Messrs.
Burt & Gray have the success Of rsplen-
ishing a lew empty oil barrels, ~ the
rate OF one and One-half barrels per day,
in a tract OF land not usually thought 70
be favorable yet it may prove a great
success.
Our people who are in the habit OF
trapping N hunting f~ur-bearing AMI
mails, have been very indOlent in this
respect, this season, on account Of the
depreciation OF prices, and the inactivity
OF the market, or, in fact, no market at
all. Mr.. L. Russell, OF Geauga county,
was through this section last week, es-
tsblishing fur prices and placing men on
the road TO collect
The meetings held at OIL Diggings, by
Elder S. s. Bartlett, closed some time
since. Twenty-Five professed faith IN
the gospel. II Wa suggested by James
Dickerman that after the meetings closed
there be a donation given in favor OF
Elder B. Notwithstanding the evening
on which It had been appointed, WAS
severely cold, there was q very large
attendance, and on reviewing the pro-
ceeds Of the evening, the sum OF one
hundred dollars, a. the fruits OF the
gathering in his favor, were presented
70 him.
The custom being, that in order to
cultivate Bocinbility and pass one OF the
pleasant evenings OF last week, to the
material good Of a few neighbors, .
social visit, by way Of surprise, was
given Mr.. Clump. With oysters and
pastries, we arrived At the above named
place at the designated hour. After q
very pleasant interview, the expressions
OF the guests were that they refresh
thSmseIves with the provisions, which
were in abundance, consequently a very
pleasant feature Of the evening passed
Remembering that the poor Of the neigh
bOrhOod would enjoy q feast, 3 dona-
ton was shortly made up for them, rec
ollecting that it is more" blessed 70 give
b receive.
Mr.. Clump had just completed his
house-tWenty i've by twenty seven
feet, two stories high, neatly finished,
and with its conveniences, Is q beauu'
ully designed edihce.
I. o. G. 7. OF Oil Diggings have the
dramas Rip Van Wrinkle and Jumbo
Jun ready to present to the public, and
nave chosen as their evenings OF en-
tertsinment, Tuesday and "Wednesday,
February q and q, At ChRse's Hail,
POWsu Corners. They have some very
! beautiful scenery engaged for the enter
tainment, and are quite positive that the
plays will be highly entertaining.
Feb. Is, 1871. l. 3. r.
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WARREN RETAIL R
CI,reland molesais uarEet.

MONDAY EVENING, Feb. Is, 1871.
FLoUR-The market is quiet and IN.
changed, demand moderate. We quote
a. follows:
xxx White S~s.75ao.OO. Country
brands: Xxx " hite S7.25as.0O. Xxx Red
$~6.75a700. Xxx Amber S6.75a7.OO. K
Red S6.25a6.50. Buckwheat Flour quiet
and steady, held at f5.5Oa6.O0. Rye Flour
quiet, but the market Is steady ct S5.25a
SIS.
WHEAT-Du1 and inactive; we hear
Of no sales; holders asking SI.4O for No.
l red; No. 2 do el.34A1.35.
CORN-Firm and in better reduestbut
unchanged in prices shslled held at soc;
carr on track Soc.
OATs-vSry firm and better; Nc. 1
Stste SIC; demand fair.
RYE-Scarce and better; light sales at
E1.OO for No. 2.
BARIET-Quist but steady and IN
changed at range Of sOcaSl.15 a. to qusli-
ty.
PoRK-The market is quiet and I'M
changed we quote No. / mess at $3.50;
No. 2 do at $500; Long Clear S24.OO;
Short Clear S24.5O.
LARD-Steady and quiet; city render
ed ISc in t%iercesi l3ic in kegs; country
rendered l2laI3c.
SMOKED MEATs-Market firm, and
steady We quote city cured meats as
follows Hams Isle; Shoulders Toe; Break
fast Bacon l5e; Dried Beet, 2c. COun-
try meats are in fair request ct q shade
from above figures.
BREF-The market il steady, but firm;
the demand is fair; extra mess held Al
$500.
DRESSED Hoes-The receipts are light
and the market Is firm at Se.75a9OO.
BUTTRR-ChOics qualities OF roll are
in moderate request for the local trade
at Base; medium and low grades ex-
tremely dull az a range of12a2Oc.
CHEEsE-Steady and quiet held at IA
14lc for large LOTS choice selected in
small way at l5c.
EGGs-The receipts are in excess Of the
demand and the market is weak frest
lots 2a23c in packages 24c counted out
picked dull At lsa20c.
PoULTRY-Very little doing, and the
market is quiet At I3c for Chickens ; IS,
for Turkeys no inquiry for Geese Of
| Ducks.
PoTAroEs-Market steady and un.
| changed and demand good at $40 FOL
Peach Blows from store; fl.l0 BY ca
lots.
ONIoSs-Sound lots are scarce and il
demand held At 4S-IOaAVO par BARREL
GREEN A~PPLEB-The stock Is ligh
and sound qualities firm and in good re
/ quest, held At f3,50a4.W per barrel.
DRIED AFPLEs-There is more inqui
~, and the market is hrmer 1t SAFE, a
10 quality.
FKKTHERs-Demand fair and marke
steady at 9Oa95c, according to quality.
WHITE LnU-In good request At HA
per barrel for city and Fremont
TALLoW-Fair demand and marke
steady at saslc for city and country rem
dered.
SALT-The following are the quota
tons for OnOndags and Saginaw: Flint
800; Coarse solar S2.l5.-HeruId.
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II you had . pleasant time
Come anaiu. come again.
From Church Hill.


EDITOR CHRONICLE: Church Hill still
continues to grow and increase, both in
population and business. During the
past year both stores in the place have
done and still continues to do q large and
proftAbls business. The mining opera
tons are limited only by the want OF
transportation. There is any amount OF
coal slrSady opened up, and miners in
abundance, with every facility to operate
on q very large scale, excepting the sup
NV OF fats. which are not more than
half the number which could be filed I;
nor is Il likely there ever will be enough
until some increased, facilities for trans
/ portation is supplied BY the coal and iron
managers, over which they can have
( more control than they have over the
single track to Cleveland, as now man
aged by Col. J. F., which, by appear
ances, is likely to let this place 20
=" where the WOOdbine tHineth." Sug-
restion Would it not be wise and prof
table for the coal and iron men TO finish
the Youngstown and Vienna road TO the
IN tbs vicinity OF Church I'm there
have been many buildings erected dur
ing the past year, and preparations are
making for still more during the coming
season, and also new coal openings are
70 be made.
The Prssbyterian church, which wsni
through q thorough course OF repairs,
q year or two since, has Just besn
most beautifully freBeOed, repainted and
grained in the whole interior, by I. w,
smith, Of Warren. And, by the way, ]
ought 70 say for Mr.. Smith, that the con.
gregation was so well pleased with the
very superior and artistic style in which
he did both the fresco work and grain.
ing, that they voluntarily instructed tn,
trustees to present MI. Smith with thu
thanks Of the congregation, and also
letter Of recommsndstiOn-Of which WI
all feel he is WOrthy-and would cheer
fully commend him a. . first olEas prac
teal artist In his line Of business. gsv
eral Of the citizens Of Church Hill, afte,
examining the church, have aEaile,
themselves Of the opportunity 3 hav,
Home fancy painting and grAiRing don
in their private dwellings. {. z.
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AS might naturally be expected, the
that the Warren Cornet
Band was to give an entertainment
at Webb's Hall, caused = large audience
to assemble at that place on Saturday
evening last. Atthe commencement OF
the performance the audience was
thrown into aGtate ofmirthA and good feel
ing from which they were not permitted
to ESCAPE until the close. This Of itself is
highly commendatory Of the character Of
the entertainment and manner in which
it was presented. The concert was re-
peatsd Monday evening, with good re-
suits. The concerts were in every way
a success. The receipts Of both evenings
amounted to $3.50.
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From Bazetts.

EDITOR CHRONICLE There are men
and women stirring in our town, especi-
aIlyi in the ~regionof BaconIburg. Just
now Improvement il the order Of the
day. The ladies OF the village are rails
ing money by mite societies and literary
entertainments for the construction Of
sidewalks. They have, x far, been
quite successful, and their useful lsbors
bid fair to give US good, clean plank to
walk on instead Of March mud, which is
sticky beyond endurance in this part Of
the earth. Our enterprising fellow citi-
zen, Zibz Casterline, has just started
with q subscription TO make a sidewalk
from the school house, on the Warren
road, to B~RcOnsburg; it will be nearly a
mile long. It is bound TO 90, as Mr..
Casterline has headed the paper with
$500, and he knows no such word as
fail.
On the evening If the sth inst, the
citizens of BacOnsburg and vicinity pre-
scented Rev. w H. MillAr and family
SlOI.OO. for which they feel duly CRATE
ful. A meeting wa called OF the citizens
/ to meet at the .. B. Church, in Bacons-
burg, next week, to take into considera-
ton the erection Of an academy. May II
succeed. M.h.
BGooSsBuKG, Feb. 10th, 1871.
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From BrOOkheld.

EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-Wha hss be-
come Of the reporters Of the weights OF
big steersg Let US hear from them. 1
have three 2 year olds q in ApriQ that
weighed as follows: 1872, Ills, and 1850
pounds, yesterday. Two Of them have
gained 9S5 pounds in II months, and 400
in 4 months they are Just now in good
growing condition. am feeding them
four quarts Of corn meal, tcob and ALI
twice q day each; they got no grain
through the summer.
Hoping to hear from others and how
they feed, 1 remain yours,
CHARLES WENDLER.
Feb. 10, 1871.
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CHICLGO LIVE STeCK


BEEF CATTLE-There was A reasoua-
bly, active demand for the different
grades Of stock, and prices were firm all
around This more cheerful tsnOr Of ad-
vices from New York and Buffalo reas-
sursd shippers, and they were ready
buyers to-day at full last wesk's closing
prices, or at S6.50@6.75 for first class
fat smooth steers averaging from 1850 to
l,450 bs-and At S6.OO96.2S for second
class, embracing fat smooth, weIl-form-
ed steers OF from loo to I,3OO rs aver
age. or the above descriptions Of stock
there were fewer than on yesterday, and
sales at owe 1915 were not numerouB,-
Common to fair heshy steers OF 1000 to
1900 rs average comprised the major
portion OF the offerings, for which the
ruling prices were A.5OG5.75. Butch
ers' stock and stock steers were in better
request than for several days past,
though for neither class was the demand
at ali urgent, and sellers were unable 70
establish any considerable advance, the
former selling at 3.50@5.OO for common
to good lots, and the latter AtSS.75@A50
for thrifty young steers, averaging from
700 to 1000 rs. Stays, bulls, scraWny
clws, and light, thin heifers were work
ed Of at S275@3.50. The market closed
steady and firm at the annexed quota
tons.
HoGs-Ths light receipts, together
with the slight Improvement in the pro-
duct, impaired q more confident feeling
to buyers and strengthened the views Of
holderI. An advance Of lOa15c was
asked by holders. Sales were At S6.75a
100 for common light, eoarle, uusVsu
and mixed lots; E.l5a7.3O for medium,
and At F.40l7.75 for good 70 strictly
choice. Most OF the transactions were
within the range Of 81. 00a7. so. The mar
ket closes firm at S6.eOa7.T5.
SHEEP-There was an active demand
for this class OF stock. The quality av-
er1ged fair, but there were more COM
mon thin sheep than were wanted.
GOodto prime mutton sheep were sought
after at SA.25a5.OO. and medium 10 poor
at S3.5Oa4 O0-Tibune, Feb. 8.
By Telegraph, Feb. IS.
Hogs-Dressed hogs 5a10c higher,
Live active and firm and 10a15e higher
sales at S,O0a7, 95.
Cattle-Duu at $5,45a6, sac.
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RnIt F,cforr in Warren.

Msssrs. Park, steadmsn a Co., parties
from Youngstown, hsve purchased the
property known IS the Gordon Factory
ives. Of the river. The building was re-
built by Messrs. Stul and Parks, and
seld to the above named parties whS
have commenced the work OF converting
it into q Bolt Factory, and intend COM
mencing business by the first Of April
the factory viii employ some 80 to 40
hands. The engine to be used in the
factory il now being built by Thomas
Douglass & c., Of this place. The gen.
tlemen composing the firm Of Park,
Steadman & Co., are men thoroughly
acquainted with the business, three OF
them being practical workmen. We be-
speak for this new enterprise abundant
success,
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B-4ooSsBuEe, Feb. lOi
Westminster Rerien.

This able British Quarterly for Janua-
", has been received. The contents are
Echolarly and interesting. The leading
articles discuss the following subjects,
viz: The Literature Of DeaboliEm and
Witchcrait. Professor Grote and the
Utilitarian Philosopher. Social Condi-
ton Of England under Henry VIII. Sir
H. Buliver's Life ofLord Palmerston.-
The Future OF the Railway in the United
States. France and Germany. Theolo-
gy and Philosophy. Science, etc., etc
Published by Leonard, Scott q Co., l4O
Fulton St., New York, Terms = a
wear,
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PITTSBURGH, Feb. @Butter-The supply
Is fully up to the demand. Strictly prime
lots bring S02S2c, choice lotg E6SG com.
mon 70 medium O9&c.
C~HEEsE-The late advance in cheese Il
maintained fully. We quote. Western Pc
serve l5Sl5Ec; Ohio Factory l65l61<c; Ohio
Goshen r7o New York Goshen E9I7Hc
SWitLer lscRb
NEW YORK, Feb. l3-Butter steady, western
at I5a5c; state az 2S40G state Cheese guiei
and unchanged. at lA4lA
CHCTESATI, FEB. EBgtter and cheese IN
changed,
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R-Keep the Blood Pure and avoid Feyers
by using a bottle OF Poland'B Humor Doctor
the great System Remover SOLD ana recon-
mended by Hoyt& Spear.
Ha-Do not walt for . Cough or hloney
Disease to go as Il zane but get Poland's
White Pine Compound TO cure at once
Fellows Worm LoZenges - the only
worm remedy In existencecOmbining harh-
less qualities with delicious taste n amaA-
Ing power. Sold by Hoyt6 Spear.
viii and a Sovereign remedy in DIT. SWett's
Female STRENGTHENING Cordial. Sold by
Hoyt a Spear. June 3 le9V-Iyf
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MOST f
EGAT, NOTICE.

Martha z. Crawford, vs.. John Crawford.
The defendant, John Crawford, q non resi-
dent OF the State Of Ohio, and residing Al
take notice that on the 18th day Of January,
A. d. 1871, the plaintiff Martha E-CraWford.
Med In the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Trumbun County, Ohio, her petition against
said John Crawford, praying 70 be divorced
from said defendant, asking order OF Court
for alimony and other relief stating a. q
cause for divorce, alimony and b relief,
Wilful absence Tor more than three years
last past, and gross neglect OF duty on the
part Of Iald dsIendanL said cause will Be
Tor trial al the next term OF said Court OF
Common Pleas commencing Feb. %, 1871.
By HUTCIHNS, GLIDDEN a STULL,
Ian. ia. iE1st.
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CITY MEAT MARKET.

~THE undersigned would res
tN pectfully announce TO the eiti-
49, Eens OF Warren and the vicinity
that he has opened a Meat MeIkeL on Ll
erty street. opposite F. K. Wisells Carriage
Factorv. where he intends to keep constant
" on hand, all kinds Of fresh meats. and OF
as good quality as the country Will snoIuy-
Ihaye employed the services ola good butch
er who has had long experiences In the DUST
ness. aud who will always be on hand 70 AZ
tend to the wants OF all customers All Or
derS Ieft FOR meats in the evening viii be
nrou1nfiv attended TO. II desired can be de-
Ifvered at their residences, or kept In re-
LEMUEL DRAY.
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Trunbun %. AgriealturaI soeIsty.

The Board Of the TrumbuIl County
Agricultural Society will hold a meet
ing at the ONCE Of A. D. Webb, ESQ., in
this city, on Thursday, Feb. &d, at ton
O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose Of
arranging the premium list for the pres
emf year.
Any suggestions IS to its arrangement,
either by person on the day OF the meet
ing, Or by letter, addressed to the secre-
tary, H. F. Austin, Leavittsburg, will
be duly considered by the Board
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An Illinois Postmaster gives notice
as follows: After this date, every
body must lick their own postage
stamps, for my tongues given out"
No one can look upon q fashionable
woman's figure nowadays and say
%truthfully that figures Won't lie,
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IAsTER coMMIssIoNER,s

mSALE.
samuel Quinby, In TTumb1ll Com
w. Smon EIees- OlNAAc-
I n. Dawson, ct. al. ton.
B virtue OF an order OF sale issued ont o.
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumbul
County, Ohio, in the above named case, 70
me directed and delivered, 1 have levied on
and shall exposet TO public SAFE atthe door OF
the Court Houssin b city Of W~arren.ohio.
onS Saturday, the 18th day Of March, ISL, be-
tween the hours OF 1 and4 o'clock p. m OF
said day, the following described lands and
tenements, in the county Of Trumbuu and
state 70, tO-wit: Situ1tein the city OF War,
rem in said county and State, and bounded
and described as follows: On the north Dy
ne south line OF Canal St.; on the east oy
west line Of Main St; on the south oy me
ohio and Pennsylvania Canal, n on the
vest by a line running north and south and
DaraIlel with Main st., and running two
taet nom the east side OF thet two story frame
WSrsbouse Of Henry and Charles smith,
me above described property, better known
A. d I, n. Dawson &Co, OIL MIL, with al
neeessary machinery for Carrying on thai
businesI. Appraised al $1,000. Terma Cash.
R. W. RATLIFF.
Special Master Commissioner.
Feb. s, ls7l-St
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Card Of ThankR.

tara OF luauAhs
We, the undersigned, take this method
OF expressing our thanks to those Of our
friends that gave Us q visit on the ID
inst, and lsf tokens Of friendship and
christian regard for the wants Of the old
folks to the amount Of about $500. MAY
the donors be blessed in the giving, as
we were in the receiving, and none vii
regEst the visit.
p. GREEN,
LEsTINA B. GREEN.
LoRDsTowS, Feb. TIN, 1871,