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the head of Mr.. James McIlvain, killing
him instantly. he was a married man,
about hfty-siX years of age, and leaves
a wife and eight children.
William McIlvain, sol of the man
killed, while on his way to Washington
vile to inform some friends of the fami-
" of his fathers sudden death, was
thrown from his horse and very badly,
although not seriously injured.
The Conneaut Reporter says that a man
by the name of Henry Miles, residingin
Monroe township, recently went to Con-
neaut with a load of wood, which he
sold and got drunk with the proceeds.
Starting home at night he went to sleep
in his wagon, and the poor horses, hav-
ing been kept without water all day,
went down q steep bank into a running
brook to drink and were drowned. The
owner awoke from his drunken stupor
during the night, and remained at a
neighbours till morning when he footed
it home, told his wife he was g~oingaway,
and left.
The grateful shower which passed over
this part of our county on Monday even
ing, proved a frightful one toone of the
happiest families in our county. A. d.
Clifford, of West Andover, has been en-
gagged in the manufacture of flour, and
was in the habit of bringing a load OF
flour to this place and then going on to
Ashtabula for wheat. He passed through
here on Monday forenoon to Ashtabula,
and on his return with a load of grain,
he was overtaken by the storm, about
D P. NJ. on the hill south of Nettleton'a.
A flash of lightning struck him, which
caused his death instantly, and also
knocked down a boy who was walking
on the road about ten feet in advance Of
him, but without seriously injuring him.
Mr.. Clifford was 52years of age. Almost
excellent citizen, respected and loved by
all his numberless friends and acquaint-
ances. He leaves a wife, son and two /
daughters.--AShtG6uLG Sentinel
On Thursday night last, burglars eff
fected an entrance in j. N. Browns gro
store, and robbed the money drawer
Of all the change in it, amounting to
about three dollars. They had tools
with which to break open the safe, but
to do any harm in that direction.
The instruments left on the counter
we're ordinary blacksmith's chisels, OBJ
aimed somewhere in town, showing that
he thieves were not professionals"
out some foreign stragglers or home
oafers. !
From Browns, they headed toward
he depot, and got into Stratton & Dam
els Office at the lumber yard, but met
With no success at safe-breaking there,
nd got but little, if anything, for their
+
From thence they crossed over to
-ames. Davis Wool and Commission
and succeeded in blowing
# the door OF the safe and succeeded in
twenty-five cents.-Sdlem Re
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Pittsburgh Live stock Market.

= SATURDAY aug. u, 1911.
Cattle.-Prices were about the same as
last week and cattle sold readily. Every
thing sold and the prospect looks fair.
Extra, 1900 to 1,500 ms steers, s. so
good to prime, LOO to 1000. $5,OOa5 Is
common to medium, 1000 to LOO, 81 75a
4 90; bulls, stays and COWS, 500 to 1,500,
81 T5a4 90; stock steers, 800 to 1000,
50 5Oa4 90.
Hogs. = Extra, Philadelphia, 81 90 I;
good to prime Philadelphia, DDS to go,
e. 70 good to prime New York, $50 to
90, 81 Go; rough to common, 81 so.
Sheep.-During the week the number
of common on sale has been large, and
sold slow, at prices a shade lower than
last week. Prime were rather scarce
and in demand at full prices Every
thing is sold and the prospect fair: Ex-
ira, % to 100 MS, IS Pas IS good to
prime, IS to 90 Ds., 81 75a5 90; decent to
fair, 20 to so Ms, 81 O0a5 Is; mean to COM
mon, 20 to IS MS, s 25a3 so; foot rot
and scalawag, by the head, 500; lambs,
S5a6.-C0mEIeTsjGL
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We desire to call the attention Of theread-
ers of the Chronicle and all who NAV bt
afflicted with any complaint or disease. from
whatever cause, to DR.. Griffith, OF Pitts.
burgh, Pa, an eminent English Physician
OF high standing in the treatment Of all The
diseases that flesh is heir to, viz: The Eve
and Ear, Cancer, Catarrh, rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Palpitation Of the Heart. Chils'
Fever and Ague, Scurvy, Sycosis C~ontagio-
sus or BARRIERS Itch, S~crofula, Pimples and
Blotches Of b Skin, Fistula; Blind, Itch
ing or Bleeding Piles, Tumors, Dropsy, and
all diseases OF the Lungs, Heart, Liver, Kid
neys and Urinary Organs, from whatever
cause.
Special attention paid to all diseases of
women and children. The Doctors creden-
of the most skillful Physicians that ever
crossed the Atlantic. All we ask is a trial.
Cures guaranteed or no pay. He furnish-
es his o~Wnremedies, which are all warrant
ed purely vegetable. REORGANIZATION Free.
The doctor can be found at the following
places, every week:
Youngstown, American House, Saturday
and Sunday.
Warren, National House, Monday.
Niles, American House, Tuesday,
Mineral Ridge, American House, Wednes-
day. .-s-.
day morning.
coaI6urgh. Thomas Thomas, Thursday
Hubbard. Cook House, Friday morning.
Church Hill, Union HOUSE, Friday after
noon.
Ymae y doctor yn gaIlu slarad VI omeraeg
Ell phurdeb. laug. l6, st.
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TrumbnII Co. Teachers Institute.

WARREN, Aug. Il, 1871.
EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-PuIsuant to a
call of the Executive Committee, the
Trumbull County Teachers Institute
assembled yesterday, Aug. IA. at2p. m.
There is avery good turnout of Teach
ers, and more are arriving. The instruc-
tors are Prof. John Ogden, author Of a
work on The Theory and Practice of
Teaching, and Prof. MI. Currin, prin-
cipal Of the Boys High School, Of Gin
cinnatL Prof. Leslie and lady have
charge Of music. The teachers are lis
tening with interest to the excellent
thoughts ofProf. Ogden, and are aroused
to great enthusiasm by the fiery zeal Of
Prof. Currin. Prof. Leslie and lady are
busy teaching school songs from books
procured for the purpose, and the boys
and girls may expect some songs worth
listening to, when the teachers get
home. General Garfield and President
Hinsdale, of Hiram, are expected soon
to reinforce the lecture corps. Citizens
are cordially invited to be present at any
and all our sessions. The following Of
feers were to-day elected for the ensu-
ing year:
President-J. c. Barney. 4
LIST Vice Pres.-J. NJ. Hurlbert. N
I'd Vice Pres.-Miss Nellie Mum. Gel
Secretary-John A. Ewalt.
Asst. Sec.-Miss Lucy Lane.
Treasurer-Edward ID. Kennedy.
Executive COmmittee-Geo. P. Hun
ter, Miss Celia A. Cherry, E. W. Bias
come.
J. c. BARNEY, Pres.
y Ewarn Cnos-
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Prohibition Convention.

The Prohibition County Convention
met at BacOnsburg, Aug. II, to nOmi.
nate a County ticket. The official report
of the proceedings did not reach US un-
til so late a day that we are obliged to
defer their publication at length until
next week. We regret that the report
was withheld so long, as we prefer to
have all such m ters as fresh as posi-
BILE.
The following County tickst was NOM
mated Representative, Newton Young,
GustaVus. Treasurer, ]. D. Bradley,
Johnston. Auditor, Willard n. Day,
of Mesopotamia. Sheriff, Frank Z. Mo-
ran, Vernon. Commissioner, W. J. Met
calf, Weathersheld. Infrmary Director,
Joseph Netterfeld, Warren. Coroner,
7. ], Moore, Mineral Ridge. Nc nomi-
nations were made for Judge or Sena-
tor.
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Horse Thieves.

Horse Thieves.
We learn from the Independent, that
on Sunday, Aug. 9th, Edward Carr and
George Parker, of Niles, took from the
barn Of Mr.. L. T. Hunter, Of Rowland,
q valuable mare, the property Of L. E.
Williams. Being discovered by Will
1iams they abandoned the horse and fled.
On the Monday following, Carr and
Parker were arrested in Niles and had a
hearing before Mayor Dyer Of that place,
and were recognized to appear at court
in the sum OF five hundred dollars
They were accompanied by the Sheriff
and his deputy on sshort visit to Raven
ma on Monday last.
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SoUrHINaToN. AUG. I6. Is61.

EDITOR CHRONICLE The name of
CHARLES HARsHMAN is announced as a
candidate for County Commissioner.
His location is exactly where it should
be-he is a true man-honest and capa-
BILE, and was a faithful soldier.
There are many candidates in the field
for this office, and more coming, all good
and true men; but as Southington never
had a county Office, and now presents a
good man, at the proper time, and in the
proper place, we feel that perhaps she is
entitled to some little consideration in
the County Convention.
We bespeak for Mr.. Harshman a
cordial and liberal support. He is
worthy! HOMER NORTON.
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New York Live Stock Market.

INV 1UhAI AuBs II
BEEvEs-Trade is active and all sold
at &c advance, closing firm. One drove
Of 6 cwt Texas sold at &c, a drove thin 6
cwt Indiana at 10i@12c, 8 cars Kentucky
II cwt at1I3@l2c, and 60 extras of 10eWt
at 12ic.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The market is
rather weak at 5a6e for thin to prime ;
lambs heavy and dull at 6a7ie, with a
few extras at Sc. A car extras IS ms
Canada lambs sold at Sc, a lot of 60 rs at
&c, a car 81 lbs at 71c, a car 20 ms Ohio
sheep at sc, a car 81 bs at SIC, and a lot
of 81 ms at &c on market, $500.
HoGs-The market is active at an adj
vance, live selling at 55a5se. Dressed
are worth 6la7ic.
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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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Better news than was looked for comes
from the Territory OF Montana, in the
report Of the election OF Mr.. Claggett,
Republican candidate for Delegate to the
Forty-second Congress, by a thousand
majority. At the last election the vote
stood 5.6O5 Democratic, to STA Repuh-
lican,
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Butter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, AUG. I4-Butter quiet at
10a2Oc for Western and 15a30 for state.
Cheese-DulI at 6al0ic.
CINCINNATI, Aug. I4-Butter steady
at 17a22e. Cheese-Weak at 9a9i for
factory.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 4-Buttsr-Priees
firm; prime 1Sa20c per n. Cheese
Prices firm at SAGE for factory dairy at
7aSc.
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Neighborhood News.

The Aetna Ins. Co. presented the
Phoenix Fire Co. of Ravsnna with two
silver speaking trumpets, a. a reward
for the proficiency which they show in
extnguishing fires.
A young man named Miller, living a
few miles north of New Lisbon, was at
one day last week, and so severely stung
that Tor a time his life was disDaired of.
DIR. Moore was summoned to his assis-
lance, and he has now recovered.
/, The Youngstown Rolling Mil Com
pany Will have their mill in operation in
the course of a few weeks. The hands
necessary 70 run It will be brought
from Pittsburgh, when everything is in
readiness for them, and will be a valua-
bic acquisition tOthe winters supply Of
"home consumeFs.e-1
From Ravenna papers we learn of the
drowning of two little boys named
Cooley, in lake Brady, neal the above
place. Their parents live near the lake,
and having occasion to visit some neigh
boring town, left the two boys in care Of
an elder brother. Sometime after their
parents had left, the two boys went bath
ing, which is the last that was seen of
them. subsequently it was discovered
that they were drowned, and by ten
o'clock the next day their bodies were
recovered.
On Friday afternoon last, a fire broke
cat in Werts & Riddles carriage factory.
in Ravenns. Owing to some delay in
getting the steamer ready, the fire gained
considerable Roadway. The wood shop,
trimming shop, and one Of their reposi-
tories were all consumed. Also Low q
Waits pump factory, and Knapp Bros.
plow and machine shop were burned.
By the loss of these buildings one hun
dred men are thrown out of employ
ment. Werts & Riddle Immediately
erect new7and better buildings.
q On Monday of last week, as some
workmen were engaged in raising a
smoke pipe for. an engine at one of the
coal banks at Ieetonia, some machinery
gave way, and the heavy pipe fell upon
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Variety is fine Snice ar Life.

Somebody SAID that a good while ago, and
1t is still true. This leads us to ask, Have
about them, and are bound to see them
Now. to give you the plain truth, not coated
with blarney, we say II you pam for distinc-
ton, the place to invest you -greenbacks is
at Hirshield'S Buffalo Clothing House, one
door south of the Trumbull National Bank,
on Main street. There is where the great
variety exhibition comes of daily-A. ].
Frank, Manager. The crowds that go in
there and come out with huge bundles under
their arms, and looking so pleased and
happy, is a sign that the people are we'll
suited and get the worth OF their money!
See big advertisement for particulars.
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The above prices will be subjectt TO uctua.
tons with other markets. always aiming q
pay the highest price for grain, and sell a
cheap as cheapest. Remember the place
next door to MeLain's Shoe Store, in room
formerly occupied by Trumbul Nat. Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented
and see as. A liberal deduction al
lowed to parties that buy large quantities,
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Number Of Births and Deaths in Trum-
hull County.

We append a table, furnished by the
kindness of Judge Yeomans, showing
the number of births and deaths occur
ring in each township in the county,
from April l, 1870, 10 April 1, 1871, as
recorded in the office of the Probate
Judge. 1t will be observed that New
ton is the only township in which the
number of deaths exceed the number
of births
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Lnst

On Saturday morning, Aug. 18th, 8 Broad
cloth Dress Coat was lost between the CEN
ter OF Bristol and the Bristol and Bloom
field town line. The stamp of the maker
John H. Dean, Andover, Mass, was printed
on the lining. A suitable reward will be
paid to any one that VIII return It to Rev.
]. H. JONES, Of BristoIville. (aug. l)
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFICE WESTERN RESERVE CHRoNIcLE.l
WARREN OHIO, Augut Is ISL. !

WARREN OHIO, Augut Is ISL. J
BEANS-S2W per bushel.
FLOUR-S8,O 70 $500
HAY-slO9Sl2.
OATS@0c.
CORN-Ear Sc; Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLES5 to &c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Is 10 lSc.
TALLOW-7 tosc
CHEESE-Factory DC.
EGGS-I2Lc.
POTATOES-5Oc.
WOOL-3S642c.
FLAX SEED-l,75
HIDES-Green, 6961ze; calf skins l09I2c
pelts 50975c.
WOOD-Stoye length, S2OOa2D per cord.
do Three-feets S.O09SO per cord.
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We mentioned recently that Mr.. A. s.
Robbins, Of Cleveland. kept the most SPLEEN
liz pier looking glasses in the city. He al
small square and oval gold frames, and
keeps the best workmen In the city. Also
keeps the most stylish window cornices, in
walnut, gilt and gold, at extraordinary low
prices. Trumbun County people should
sse his stock before purchasing elsewhere
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THOSE WHO sUFFER from nervous irrita-
tons. itching u-neasiness, and the discom-
fort that follows from an enfeebled and dis
ordered state Of the system, should take
AYERS SARSAPARILLA, and clense the blood
Purge out the lurking distemper that under
mines the health, and the constitutional
YigOr will return.
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Pine Apples, Oranges, Lemons and Figs, at
McC0NNELL'S, Main street.
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n. Y. Sugar

New Styles
Black and Shell Jewelry just received at
VAUTR0T q ACKLEY.
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NOV. g. IS7Ulyr

NOTICE.
IN Two boys named John and George
Helm, aged - and IL years, LEFT their homea al
Brier Hill, on the 18th day Of une last
Any Information in regard to their where
abOuts Will be gratefully received by their
parents, and q suitable reward will be paid
Tor their return TO Adam Klippel, at War
rem. MICHAEL HEM.
Aug. Q, ISI-St'
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IadinS

Can be furnished with Hoop Skirts, Pan
ier's Glove Fitting French and Common Cor
sets, real and imitation Laces, Hair Nets,
Braids, Mohair Curls-also Nilsson Curls
OF real hair, by calling on Mrs. @. W. MES
SER, Market ST., Warren, Ohio.
May 10. 1871
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Buy your Groceries

And Proviiion at S. r. Chryst & Cos. cheap
family supply store, No. 10 Contra Block.
Market ST.. Warren, hio
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ESTATE of VIM. A. ellis, decd.
ENotiee Is hereby given that the subscri-
Der has been appointed Administrator on
the state OF VIM. a Gllis, late or Trum-
bull Co., decd. L T. GILLIS, Admir-,
Kinsmsn, Aug. 2, ls7l-Shs
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For fine Teas and Cofrees

n. Y. Sugar
A Molasses. ats R. Chryst & Co's-.No. Is
/ Central Block, Market st.
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A full attendance of Rural Lodge, No. S&.
F. & A. NJ. is wanted at their next commu-
nication, 18th inst. Let no m fail to
attend. By order of the Lodge.
II. B. HARMON. Sec'y.
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MahonIng DITfsIOn.-WeSt.

Mol EI0ami
EN- E3Opml EzSpml E00pmi 5lOpm
Ex 7:4Oami 7:5Saml s:0sam s:lSaml S:S4am
FIT 500 /" $50 :" 9:25 s.45 " ll0.25
East.
Ex 6:S5pml 6.22pml 6.O5pml 5:45pml 5s25pm
EN- e:55am 9s42aml 9-25aml 9-05amI
FIT 555pmt 52pmi S.SOpm 225pml 200 "
The SEQ p m. west. and the $50 a m, east.
daily.
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One price I'm plain figures at Kings
JeWeIry Store, z Main st.
Aug IL ~
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HOyt & Spear

Are agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint.
for this section. Write them for sample
colors, prices, &c. H0YT & SPEAR,
No & Main St
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No ChaTS
For ace Eater'' at S. r. Chryst & Co.'S.
June II, 1871.
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Niles and New Lisbon R.R, Time Table

NAY Is, 1871
Trains Going South.-Mail leaves Niles at
1000 am, arrives at Leetonia at 1906 pm,
and at New Lisbon at E50 pm. Express
leaves Niles at 62 pm, arrives at LeetOnia
at 7s40, and New Lisbon at SIS.
Trains 6olEg hOrtk.-Express leaves New
Lisbon st 545 am. arriving at Ieetonia
at 0s25 an. nj at Niles at 7:{7 am. Mail
leaves New Lisbon at 80 Leetonfa S:25,
and arrives at Niles at $40.
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For Cisterns,

For Cisterns,
Nothing ever discovered equal to the
CAMP, RANDALL &Co.
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Time: S:OSi: s:O2l: 3:Os1.o

For the afternoon two races were an
nounced; the first being for horses that
had never beaten three minutes. This
race resulted in n of the most stubborn
contests ever seen upon a track; no less
than six heats being trotted, in which
grey gelding, Bob, finally won a hard
earned victory.
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Important to the Afflicted.

New Styles
Black and shell Jewelry just received at
VAUTRoT & ACKLEY.
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Extra Fine Cigars
And choice brands Of Tobacco, at S. R,
Chryst & Co.'S.
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Go TO S. R. Chryst & Co.'S. Best Y. H. Tea,
$3.50, good SIPS, fair Sl,OO, lower grade 9oc.
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Pleasant Dreams
Very Nice!

On those WOUen WIRE Mattresses, the best
spring bed ever invented. Call and get one
on trial. TRUESDELL d TOWNSEND a.
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MOney 10 Loan.

Money to Loan.
From 5000 to 5000 to loan on good real
estate security. Enquire at this Office.
Aug. 16-3ts
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Spring Caught White Fish
By the pound, kit or half barrel, at
S. R. CHRYST cos.
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rlotbos Ur;rcors

VIII give Piano lessons at Dana's Musical
Institute, during vacation, at the very low
price of $40 for "a lessons, or at the house Of
pupil for SIS. [July5
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Tyler's Gun Store

And Sewing Machine Rooms is the place
TO buy what you want.
See Advertisement
OF Cleveland Chemical Paint Co., on this
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DdSe DaAls anu Il Dat,
Steel traps for a rat,
zine gun for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies,
And Swings for the Baby's,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat,
And we are sure they can't be beat,
Certain to suit the various minds,
For we AVE all the different kinds,
at Tylers, No. 8 Main St., Warren, Ohio.
Aug. 9. lS7I-tf.
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Parlor and Chamber Suits, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Tables, Desks, What-nots, Secre-
taries, Chairs, Picture Frames, &c, st
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND'S.
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WARREN, OHIO, May 5. 1871.

Parties Supplied aEa@
With Ice Cream OF any flavor. on short
notice, at MCCONNELLS.
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That Paint.

We would say to those who have been
waiting to see whether that paint looks as
well on the building as the sample colors we
show at our store, that several houses in this
city nave been painted with the Cleveland
Chemical Paint, and it has given complete
satisfaction, in fact, in some instances, looks
better Than the sample colors. We can rec
ommend this paint as good. We are special
agents for this section, including Youngs-
town and Western Pennsylvania
A-- fH0YT & SPEAR,
No. 5 Main Street.
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Has commenced, competition now RACES
among the MiIliners of Warren. Cremorne
the general in command, also Nilsson, Lot
ia, Naiad, Sailor, Artless, Bride, Amazon,
Lille and lone, together with other minor
at their headquarters, at Mrs. G. W. MES
SER'S, Market ST., Warren, Ohio. ~
May 10. ISL. b 4 3
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No. 8, Main Street,
Another Revolution.

No. 3, Main Street,
Is the place where you can find all kinds
Of Sewing and Knitting Machines.
Another Revolution.
Another round OF fashions wheel, brings
Turbans to the the view,
With Fiorentine and Berlin, and dainty Or
can too.
The Lily and the Artless, the Gypsey and
the Bride,
On the tide OF public favor, are sailing side
by side.
And in this same connection we beg leave
to explain ?
We are receiving new goods, in nearly
every train.
{. POTTER & co.
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II PAYS
Mr.. Z. X. Jones

To go to Tyler's, No. 3 Main St, If you
want o Sewing Machine.
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Gold Frames.

Soda Water.
IT best in this city, at
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Carolina Rice /!

Ice Cream.
Ieeeream Of all iavors, at
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H0Iat Made ~
Bead; Biscuits Buns, PIES, Gaks So fEssh