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COIPAX ON FININrFS.

In reference to the reserves Of the
National Banks, the report Of the
Vice Presidents views contains the
following paragraph: s- s.lElE-s
"Ths fact that the Treasury pays
about eighteen to twenty millions per
year in gold to the National Banks, as
Interest on the bonds r their security
for their circulation; and that the day
is certainly not far distant when the
National Bank notes must be redeem
ed in specie, would justify the nation
in requiring them to keep in their
vaults the gold thus paid TO them as
part Of their reserves; and as a prepa-
ration for this duty it could affect
financial matters but slightly, II at all,
as q corresponding amount of green
backs would be released from their re-
serve fund and thus enter into general
circulation" .-.----
What establishes the fact that the
National Banks mast, at an early day.
redeem the specie 2-and how can that
fact justify the nation in. recurring
them to keep their gold2 Does not
the Justification work the other way .
1t would be pertinent here to ask how
the National Banks could main tain
specie payments il greenbaeks remain
legal tenders.
The clesrness and force OF the fol-
lowing sentence jIstiies its reproduc-
ton .-.
The taxation which has realized
the large surplus Of the past few
years, while It has done good work
in elevating the national credit by
showing the world how rapidly the
United States could pay of It's debt in
spite Of all unfriendly predictions at
home or abroad, has been burdensome
beyond question on its people. bat the
abolition by Republican Congress Is
Of two hundred and fifty millions Of
taxation in the past four years has
proven their Willingness to dispense
with the increased burdens caused BY
the war for the Union, and its cost as
rapidly as the maintenance Of the na-
tiOnal credit would safely allow
There are two sides, however, to this
1 question"
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Grand Disappearance Of England into
the Atlantic.

The last great land slide at Whitby
occurred in 1857, and the present one
is only the continuance Of a process
which has been going on for many
hundreds OF years. The sea is steadi-
Iy gaining on the land Of the east
coast of England, especially where
the geographical formation is not Of
kind that offers great resistance. But
in its attacks on high rocky coasts,
such IS Whitby presents, after a long
period of gradual undermining, asud-
den catastrophe ensues. The land
cracks at the base Of the houses, on 1t
slip down and the rock above cracks
and topples over or sinks abruptly,
leaving a vast fissure depressiOu.-
From Hull nearly up to Flam borough,
the coast is like q bank composed Of
sand, pebbles, &c, and village after
village has been silently swept away.
According to Professor Phillip, this
waste has been going on at the rate Of
about two and a half yards in the year,
which upon thirty-six miles of coast
would amount to thirty acres. One
mile in breadth has been lost since the
Norman conquest, aud two miles
since the Roman occupied Eboracuni.'
Kilusca finally disappeared IN 1885,
Ravenspurm and OuthhOrne, with
its church and burial ground, have
vanished. On old Yorkshire maps
the words are still to be Bsen-"Here
stood Auburn which was washed
away by the sea :" "Hathburn, wash
ed away by the sea ~ Hyde, lost in
the sea" In ancient documents mem
ton is made of other places--Eris-
merk. TharlesthOrp, Redmapr, PEN
nysmerk. Upsal Potterfieet. None
OF them are to be seen at the present
day. HOrnsea, which now OverlOOks
the sea, was once, according to tradi-
ton, ten miles distant from il. At
BridlingtOn the gradual waste and
breakdown Of the cliffs are very ap-
parent. When we reach the chalk
base nearer to Marlborough the rock
decays and yields up; nevertheless, 1t
Is certain that the sea gains. The
small islands or isolated columns Of
chalk which stand up in the sea OF
Marlborough Head have no doubt
once been Joined to the main land
Sporn Point, or Head, on which
stands the lighthouse, owes It's safety
to a curious balance Of forces. 1t
stands ct the mouth Of the river Hum
ber, at the extreme south-eastextremi-
ty of Yorkshire. and isa long, narrow
crescent-shaped bank. On the south
side it is often wasted by the currents;
but fresh materials are continually
brought to it on theOther side by the
tide from the cliffs further north, as
they gradually erumble away into the
sea. To quote Professor Phillips, cit
is out Of the ruin Of HOlderness that
I the Sporn Is constituted and main
/ taiued." On the other hand it is sta
ted that the sea is receding on the
western coast. II this double action
continues, il may be in the future that
Liverpool will fnd herself an inland
town, with a dried up harbOr, when
HOrnsea, BridingtOn and Whitby RIe
only names of the past.
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dition that he once preached to his
congregation at Bedford, disguised as
q WAGNER, whip in hand, and wear
ing a smOck frock.
Riding upon an errand OF charity
through q heavy rain, was drenehed
and was taken with fever, Of which
he died in few days, aged sixty-six.
He lies buried in a cemetery called
Bunhill Fields, in the midst OF Lon
don. A rude monument covers his
remains, and few days in the year pass
In which some pilgrim from these dis
taTt shores does not visit the spot.
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THE CHRONICLE.
fur the CEROSICLE
YR ANCIENT CUSS-TONER.
BY JINNENY.

By JIANESY.
Il was a long, long time ago.
As you viii plainly see.
A youth whose locks were white as tow
walked WHrren's streets In glee.
Yearu rolled on-and let 'em roll;
That boy became a man,
And OF he scratched his haXen poll,
A such ones do and can.
Then on be went. and long was gone,
His kindred for him yearned;
And then they perished one by one,
And then the man returned.
His eyes were blear, his locks were gray,
His form Was stopped and bent;
All! whittier, whittier did he stray
Where had the cid man went:
Thou sncient man, 50 blind and gray.
HaHt thou been oier the sea-
IN foreign lands 50 far away
Ipray thee answer mes
"At sea, waves toss and storms do howl;
On mountains forms the avalanche,
In desert sands Wild beasts prowl,
In thickets satyrs dance
"But I've not sought 30 wide 20 roam,
These are moi what I've seen,
Tho fRr I've Strayed frOm my home.
I've 70 tie FoSt Q1ice been"
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sherinsomet
NTnTVnE

NJ -
~ Drayton AndreTsoE--, in the state OF
NiehiEan. viii take notice thar Huldah @.
Reebe OF the County OF Irumb buli, in the
state OF Ohin. did on the 9Th day Of January
A-D. 1871, dle her petition In the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and FOR the County
OF Trnnnbuil, In said State OF Ohio, against
the said Drayson Andrews, and. Robert
Iones, defendants, Eefting forth that the said
Drayton Andrews gave a mortgage 70 said
HuidAh c. Besbe, on certain lands, tO-W1t;
Being mart OF Lot NO s, In the township OF
Hartford County OF Trumbull and bounded
as follows: Sonfh BY the hi ghEny west By
lands OF Asa Newman. north by lands %
George W. Bushnell, and east BY lands o.
Stephen Bates, being About one hundred and
my acres Of iand-to secure the payment Of
q 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 said 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 70 $ 800, aHd inter-
est from April !. 1870, or that said premises
may be solo 20 pay same and the said
Drayton Andrews Is notified that he Is re-
ouired 70 appear and answer said petition
on or before the third Saturday after the 18th
day Of February, 1871.
HULDAH c. BEEBE.
By Taylor a Jones, AttyB.
Jan. II, IS7I-6t. 49,
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Jan.m. lal-st
d EGAL NOTICE.

Peter W. Walter, Va. Fannie Walter
The defendant Fannie Walter, q non
resident OF 1hs Stale OF Ohio. will take no.
tice tnat on the l9th day OF Jan, lSTl, the
plaintiff Peter w. Walter, fled In the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trumbnu County. O..
his petition AGAINST the defendant, praying
for q dissolution o. the marriage contract
between them. for the custody o. their mi
nor children. Cause alleged for divorce and
custody Of their mtuoi ehtidnan, adultery
on the part Of defendant. said csuEe viii
be for trlal At the next term Of said Courf OF
Common PleaH, uofnm enciug Feb, 20, ls7l.
BY HUDCHINS, GLEDDEN q 6TUEIE
Jan. IS, ls7l-et Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Was ever mortal so blest that he
did not have visions o. more giori-
Gus destiny? / deem il idle to speeu-
late upon the world 10 come, but II
we must theOrize what can be pleas
anter than to think we make our own
Heaven? Who shall say that our
lofty aspirations, our wild longings,
our better thoughts, our good deeds
and our happy hours below are not
garnered by our good angel and treas
ured up as our heritage in the great
hereafter?-E. F. Case.
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VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR
SALE.-Lots ], 2, 5, 4and S, OF Geo. Par
sons map and survey, recorded at Record
er's once, Book A. .. lSl. are for sale. Lot
corners on 4lnerty ana Monroe streeta Lot
2 fronts on Liberty Lot corners on Liberty
and Washington avenue: Lot fronts on
Washington Avenue; Lot 5fronts on Non
roe. Sewer complete and paid for, also side
walk, on both Liberty Street and Washing
ton Avenue. Inquire Of
Nov. l6, Is7O-tf WM.T. SPEAR.
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HOUSE AND LAND for SALE.
h House and Lot on South Street, a short
distance east Of the furnsee. Also, three
lots on Liberty St., a short distance north OF
High 81. These lots are each about sixty feet
front by about 100 feet deep, and viii be sold
for part cash and the balance In four or hve
annual payments Inquire OF the subscriber
at 81 and y river -; Ciieyeland. o., OF OF
]. 8. EDWARDS.
Warren, Jan. ls. ls7l-tf.
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Neuralgia is the fashionable epidem-
ic for which smoking IS prescribed
and 1t has led to the introduction OF
cigarettes for ladies at a few Of the
Upper Ten" dinners. Coming with
the coffee, and on silver salYers lie the
dainty little punches, and white, jew
ed fingers hold the fragrant Hayanas
with nOnchalant ease.
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Itissaid that England will propose
to ascertain and settle the Alabama
claims by means Of a joint commits
sion Of the three statesmen from each
country, who shall take the whole
matter in hand, and whose decision
shall be binding upon the govern
ments.
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.ALE OF REAL EsTATE.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE,
Don Saturday, the 4th day OF March, A. D.
1871, between the hourH Of one and four
O'Clock, D. m. OF said day, by order OF the
Probate Court Of TruDbull Counfy, Ohio,
viii sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the south door Of the Court Honss.
in the city or Warren, IN said county, the
following real estate situate IN the town.
ship OF Bloomneld, Trum bull County, Ohio,
and known as part OF Lot No. BiLty-one (6Il
in said township; bounded uDrfh and east
by the highway. south BY lands Of E. A.
Brown; Eest by Church Lot. Containing
about two and oue-half acres Of lEud, more
or l6Es, on which are two dwelling houses
and one store building.
SETH n. LAIRD, Asslgnee,
Samuel TicehurSE
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TDDIYGS &MORGAK, Dealers in Sta
II pie Gnd Fancy Dry Goods, CARPETS, Aat-
6ngs End Floor Oh Cloths, window Shades
and fixtures. Tea Cofiee- &C. I1ey- keep con
GtantlVt On hand, y l1TEei aE1 flll lrEesort-
u1enf a noocfin1 1ilsir HneI q. EOod quality
and faEhfnnahie styles and 1o4ier them for
sale ~ the invest pTicesin IN tlls MARKET. 2 r
Ian 8. I8Ifcr II Exc -lz-l-r-sz
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T. J. MoLAIN s. SON,
BANKERS, Warren, o.

Rankiur BuEiness. Of AL kinds done.
Bond, Coin and Coupons, bought and sold
Intaralf aiIoHod On Deposits.rr-- rr ---
HontF % Loan: GOOD Notes bought.
Drafin on Errope bought and sold.
PrSIars IfsEea 70 and from Europe furnished.
ReTtrre gtaups FOR sale Al = discount
Infrranes a. lbW rates e--
DVSeiiIIss aiG stsre-rOona forrentoI sale, and
arensral a Beai EetatS business DONE =-
Ampia- rneana and twenty-five yearB eZ-
periehcs enable ~ 70 trsnsacf All depart
OF Customers. -F=f-.-H.- -'.'r
Warren. o. Sept :. IsTo-lyT.
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A northern lads letter written last
week in Florida to his father in the
North, says / am selling strawber-
ries at two dollars quart, or fifty
cents smell" That boy will do.
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The missionary work Of Rev. II.
G. II. Dudley, an episcopal minis
ter, includes Xenia. Loveland, Nor
row, Waynesville, Wilmington. and
South Charleston.
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Saturday, February 18th, 1871,

betveen the hours Of one and i've O'Clock,
Q. n, the following described land and tene-
Tneufs, to-Wft. Part Of Lot Sc, and eontaiHS
ffueen and oue-third Us = acres Of land IN
Hubbard township, County and State atore-
said. bounded and described as follows. On
the east by north and south center road;
of VIM. Kfmball, and on the north by lands
Of John W. Lyde and Geo. Hsgar. Apprats-
cd at 5000 %. Terms Cash.
g. W. DICKINSON, Sherid.
sherif7s once, Warren O., Jan, 3, ls7i-5t-
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4. .awA1EER, va LESLIE. RLWALKER.
THHKER, LESLIE 4 CO., Bank
w iers- Church HilI, Ohio. 2 Dealers Ia
GoTGnueut8eEuritte Foreign and Dcmes-
tic EzchEnTz. 8 COLLECTIONS made, Interest
allowed on Special Deposits. 0an. 4-ly.
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.EEUlcMSs. c. K sLIDDEE, J. r. sreL-
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEE 3 STULL,
Ho Attorneys at Law, once over Smith 4
Tuner store corner ofMain and Market
Streefs, Warren Ohio. Han. 5. Is70-tL
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.urn1rE,S SALE

CHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe state Of Ohio, Trumbun County, S..
Ira L. Fuller, In Trgmbull Com
vs.. fmon EleaA.
c. s. vanGorder, ct al.
pv virfua Of an order OF sale issued out Of
~ Cont of Common Pleas OF Trumbull
g1nnfv ohio IN the above named case 70
-. 5iss,s.te5 and delivered shall expose 70
public sale st the door OF the OouIs 4AoNae
In the city OF Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, February 18th, 1871,
between the hours Of one and i've o'clock
., M. OF said day, the following descri-
bed land and tenementss to-Wlt: Ihe undl-
vided one-hRlf OF the following premls-
- situate In the city OF Warren In said
county and State, and known IS thaL part
or I.of No. Il, IN town plat that lies west OF
the easterly line OF the west store In the
PhRnix Block, extending south % the south
line OF the lot, also q strip Of land nom Lot
No. Is, in said town plat two feet and SIX
inches wide, from the east side Of said lot,
being the contract to J. L, -NRnGOrder, by
Charles Smith, Henry ". Smith and John
Fl. McCombs, by deed recorded in Trumbull
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 east Of this, 70 use the front
in common Gg now used, (see
Record Book IS, page ls4. for partition.) APP
praised S39o0.o0. Terms C.ISh.
6. W. DICKINSON. Sheriff.
sherii's once, Warren o., Jan. Is, 1875
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II N. DAWSON, Mayor Of the IncOr-
porafed village Uf Warren, o., and alss
Insffce Of. the Faescs In and for said Village,
every Monday morning ECm 70 - O'Clock
IAN. 3, -.--. - :.
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SaturdaT, February 1sth, 1s7I,
OHFRTFFlS SALE.

HERIFFiS SALE.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
Lorrln Higley,l In TrumbuH Common
vs.. fPleaA
By virtue Of an execution issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Irumbull
County, Ohio, in the above named case to
me directed and delivered, have levied up
on and shah expose 70 public saleSt the door
OF the Court House, in the city OF Warren,
Ohio, on
Saturday, February S5th 1871,
berween The hours OF one and I'VE o. clock p
m the following described land and tene-
ments situate IN the township Of Hubbard,
IN said County and state, and bounded and
described as follows On the east by NORTH
and south center road; on the West BY Land
OF Rebecca HeibleF5 on the north By land OF
John W, JefIreys; on the south. by land OF
David Jones, and contains one acre Of land
be the same more or less
Appraised az SlSeo 90. Terms Cash
G. W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
SherifTs once, Warren, O.. Jan, 25. ls4l-5t.
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1 .0oLPFUs GRFTER, Dealer i

n UULFhUH UhELEH1 UtdItT N
~ Musical Aerchandtze Of al descriptions,
Wa PeEuoE, vorEana, HelodeonE, Y tolius,
Guitnrs, Accorde deauE5 CiaroneftE. Fin tss5 tfes-
DrumEs Fi1uclgpreadE. PiRuDsEtDOlz, 8 h9et-
music, a1uEic-baolrE, Violin StIinEE, Guitar
6trinEA &aE 6eV Store In Webb asBl0ck, over
Portsr Book store -----l 9fJan- S $50.
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Satnrdar- FehrnarE 1Sth. lS71,
GHERIFF'S SALE in Partition
nThe State OF Ohio. Trumbuu County, IS.

GHERIFF'S SALE in Partition
- The State OF Ohio, Trumbun County, S..
Warren Draper VI. Elihu Draper, ct. al.
By virtne Of an order Of sale In partition,
issued by order OF said Court In the above
entitled case, 70 me directed and delivered,
I shall expose 70 public sale at the door Of
the Court House, in the city OF Warren
Ohio, on
Saturday, February 18th, A. d. 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 WeatherGheld, county OF Trumb bull,
and STATE OF Ohio, and known as part Of Lot
i've, % in the Great Salt Spring Tract, so
called. and is the same land conveyed by
Mathew Draper and wife, by deed, 70 Elihu
Draper, Dy deed dated August 30, 1854, and
Trumbull County Records, bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at q stone now set on the
north line, and nve (5) chains and 50 links
nom the corner OF the lot; thence 10 west
81 chains and e0links TO post; thence south
S5l<e, west IS chains 81 links 20 the center OF
Mshoning River. thence up the MahOning
River to the northwest corner Of the lot
aforesaid mo. 3; thence north S9o 3V east a
chainsand 7Ollnks 10 the place Of beginning
snd contains ninety-three and one-half
acres OF Land, more or loss Appraised at
5000. subject 70 widows dover, AZ SIS 90 per
annum, and the rental portion OF James
McRoberts, So, Il per year. Terms Of sale
One-thIrd money down, on day Of sale, one
third in one year, one-third in two years,
with deferred payments secured by mort
gage on premises. and on interest.
g. W. DICKINSON. Sheriff.
Sherifs Once, Warren, o., Jan. Is. ls7l-5t,
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SnfurdnT. FehrnarT - ~.
william Brlsbine.

GHERIFF's SALE.
SThr State Of Ohio. Trumbull County, g.
Lorin Higley, In Trumbull Com
Va Smon Pleas.
William BriEbine-
By virtue OF an execution issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Trunbull
County. Ohio IN the above named case, TO
me directed and delivered. have levied on
and shall expose 70 pubiic sale At the door Of
the Court Honse IN the city ofW arren, Ohioi
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GHERIFF'S SALEin Attachment.
NThe State OF Ohio, Trumbull County, IS.
A. ". Jones, Assignee In Trumbun Com
vs.. kmon Pleas.
John o. Williams.
Byvirtue Of an order ef sale issued by or
der Of said Court in the above entitled case,
10 me directed and delivered, I shall expose
20 public sale at the door OF the Court House,
IN the city Of Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, February 18th, 1871,
between the hours OF one and Eve O'Clock,
p. m, the following described real estate,
tO-wit: Situate in Hubbard township,
Trumbul County, Ohio, part OF Lot II in
said township, commencing in the center Of
public highway at the northwest corner Of
3 one-half acre decided to E. Evans; thence
running north along the center OF the high
way about II rods y links 10 the corner ofa
one-half acre heretofore decided TO John o.
Williams; thence east along said lot II rods
and links; thence south about IA rods ~
links 70 Z. Evans lot; thence vest II rods
and links 70 the place Of beginning, con-
tanning one C) acre Of land, excepting and
reserving 70 the grantors all coal, iron OF
other minerals that may be on or under said
lot and the privilege Of taking ont the same.
Appraised at S1lO 90. Terms Cash.
49, G. ". DICKINSON, sheriff
Shsridls once, Warren o. Jan. Is, ls7l-5t.
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DE p. HERS, tenders his profes-
lysonai aerJ-1ce 20 the people Of Warren
and Vicinity. once Second story First Nat
omcs hourE, Eom 10 70 y, a, M, and ! 70 3 p.
IA. ees-dsnce, corner 81 Eigh and Chestnut
seree7s,- = = - --o- NOV q 1857 y
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nR. F. A. BIERCR, Homeopathic
-lJPhysician and Surgeon. Ofice in Sutlih's
Block, High Street.
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A E. LYMAN, Dentist. Once over
A IS. C. Chryst a Co.'S new meat market
opposite the Court House. Market St, War
rem, Ohio. Ian. s. lS70-u
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T q. BRISCOE, Physician and Sur
u sgeon- once over Park & Patch's store,
Market Street. Residence, north side Of
Market Street, two doors east Of Elm. Par
tieular attention paid 70 Chronic diseases.
Jan. s. lS7o-lyr.
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nR. ]. R. NELSON, Physician and
IJSurgeon. ofice east Of First Nat. Bank.
Once hours from TO 10 o'clock, a. m, and
3to 5 ,. m Jan. . lGzl
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W.D.EIL ~. MAcHE.
HALL s MACKRT, Manufacturers
Illof Harness and dealefs IN Saddlery
EafdEare TronlE Yalisaz 1rEveli1g BagE
Wll9e, Hel1e Blan l.att'5S 5ll oies and Fancy
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A LNON D. WEBB Notary Public,
- Flre and Life Insurance AgeEt; and
f61E1on ana Bounty Agent Passage TEX
cts sold 70 and from, and money reInit-
ted 70 ths old country, at the lowest current
rates 0mes In Webbie Block, Main Street,
Warren 0hio.o @ - e jan. , 2f5o.