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commencement at Orwell.

EDITOR CHRONICLE :-Hsving seen no
notice Of commencement at Orwell, in
your columns, allow me briefly to in
form your readers in regard to that, to
us, important event, which took place
on the Fair Ground, on the 22d inst.
On Wednesday evening previous, the
Younger members Of the school gave an
entertainment at the Institute, which,
taking into account their age and mex
p~erience, was well worthy Of praise
At the close Of the evenings exercises
all were invited to an entertainment Of
q different kind, consisting Of ice cream
and other good things" which had been
proVidedin the lecture room
Thursday morning dawned wet and
raining, but ere the hour for the exercises
to commence had arrived the sun shone
out brightly, and at IL q. m, a large su-
dience were upon the grounds.
The programme for the occasion was
made up as follows: Sslutstory, by VIII
c. Sloan; Essays, orationE, Music, Vale
dictory, by G. NJ. Ellsworth; Annual
address, by Rev.N. P. Bailey, Of Warren.
Thursday evening q medley concert
under the direction Of Prof. MRltby OF
Bristol, was given at the N. E. Church.
Part first consisted OF Glees, Choruses,
Duets, &C., which were well rendered
sfter the modern style Of singing. Part
second Of Hymns, Anthems, Songs, &c,
| of "Auld Lang Syne." The singers
dressed in the costumes Of forty and fny
years ago. The concert was universally
voted a success. May we have more o.
| the same kind. q r.
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A noticeable feature OF college COM
-mencsments, this year, is the frequency
with which Japanese faces appear. The
government Of Japan has sent several
hundred young men to this country to
be educated, and in a few years they will
carry back with them all thsi our col
leges can give in the way Of scholastic
culture, as well IS such germs OF Chris
tan civilization as may effect more for
she ultimate advancement Of japan, than
q century OF ordinary missionary work.
According to universal testimony, these
young men are apt, thoughtful, atten-
tive, we'll behaved, and eager to learn.
The number seems to increase yearly.
The CuyAhoga County Republican
Nominating Convention met in Cleve-
land, on Saturday last, and nominated
the following ticket: For Senators, Allen
T. Brinsmsde and B. r Beavis; Judge
OF Common Pleas, Samuel B. Prentiss /;
Auditor, VIM. S. Jones; Treasurer, Col.
Frank Lynch; Representatives,, W. c.
Mcfarland, q. ". Curtiss, II. NJ. Chap
man, c. Il. Babcock, George Nokes ;
Prosecuting Attorney, Homer B. De-
Wolf; County Commissioners, Randall
Crawford; Coroner, 7. Clarke Miller.
Through tickets around the world are
now for sale in London, and within the
next month they will be found at all
our leading railway Offices. The price
for the round trip has been fixed at two
hundred and twenty-five pounds in gold,
or about twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars in our currency at present rates.
The distance is twenty three thOus-
end i've hundred and sixty-nine miles )
time, e~ighty-ons days. All the accom-
mOdations are TO be first class. The
privilege will be accorded to make de-
tour.
Prof COe. who made q balloon ascsn-
sion ct Oswego, y. Y, on the Fourth Of
July, has just been heard from by tele-
graph from Irish Creek, Ontario. he
landed In personal safety ninety miles
beyond St Lawrence river, butthe bal
loon Is total wreck.
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we have receivedR COPY Of the pro-
oeedings Of the Editorial Convention
OF the Editors Of the 18th C-ongression-
al District" held at Alliance, on the
18th and SOth ults. About twenty
members Of the local press were in
attendance, and, as we have a RICH
to judge from the reported proceed
ings, a hrst-rate time was had. at
constitution was adopted and the fra
ternity formed into q permanent or
g~anizstion, the President being Hon.
J.K.R ukenbrod, ofthe Salem ReDuJ-
lean, n Of the best fellows socially.
and every other way, ION top Of the
ground" We observe that the breth-
ern Of the 18th District opened their
arms and took into their ~fraternal
embrace the newsp per men Of POr-
tage, MahOning and Trumbull. We
hope to be able to take you by the
hand, gentlemen, on the first Thurs
day in November, next the time fix
edfor the next meeting.
Among other sensible things done,
the convention adopted the following
resolution, which being a confrma-
ton Of the course we have pursued
for about two years, with a degree OF
success far exceeding u Anticipa-
tions, we most heartily add our en-
dorsement as to the wisdom, practi-
cability and prOpriety Of the pay in
advance system. IThe resolution reads
as follows:
Resolved, That experience has demon
strEted that the best interest Of the pub
Usher and subscriber, alike, demand
that subscriptions be paid in advance ;
and this Association would therefore
not only Recommend, but earnestly
urge that all its members who are pro-
prietors, (who have not already done So
adopt the prepay system at as early a
period as possible, and in no case extend
the ruinons credit, pay when-yOu-get-
ready plan, beyond the First day OF
January next
That is all well and right il gentle
men will nerve themselves up to the
sticking point, and not permit the
discontinuance Of a dozen or two pa
pers at the outset to Brighten them
out Of a good resolve. A few months
experience viii be quite sufficient to
demonstrate the wisdom and advan-
tages Of the prepay system over the
pay when it suits system that has al
ways been the bane OF rural Editorial
felicity and prosperity.
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A majority Of the towns Of Msssachu-
sets have voted in favor OF the lager
beer tranc. Boston went two TO one for
beer.
A citizen OF Psnobscot county, Maine,
has five daughters whose aggregate
weight is more than n thousand
pounds.
The Soldiers Orphans Home School
closed on Thursday last, and all the
boys and girls having homes to which
they can go, have been furloughed until
September.
In a rash moment an Ohio farmer
offered his children ten cents a quart for
potato bugs. He has his choice now
to suspend payments or mortgage his
farm.
The horse disease in New York has
broken out afreah. It Is estimated that
one thousand horses are now suffering
from the malAdy in that city. 1t seems
confined K that city.
A Virginia paper OF Democratic ten
denotes, is out in favor Of the nominR-
ton Of Sonator Thurman, Of Ohio, for
President, because he is "a Virglnian
by birth, and the sblest statesman now
living In the United States"
The Heath ZouAves, Of Pittsburgh,
have been in Cleveland the past week.
They are greatly admired for their pro-
hcisncy in drill. They carry a flag
which they will give to the company
that is superior to them in drill.
A Maine man at Livermors Falls, last
week, arose during his midnight slum-
bers, coolly leaPed from a second story
window, hftsen feet, and thence wan
dered over fences and bitches for an
hour or more, until he finally brought
ND sound asleep before the barn door.
Quite 8 number Of Delaware farmers
have gone L Europe to buy blooded
stock, as we learn from the Gazette. NJ.
D. and Ed. Coven have gone to France
70 purchase Norman horses; Hugh Per-
" and Evan Price, Of Radnor township,
have gone to great Britain to purchase
thorough bred horses.
The question, Does getting drunk ever
advance ones hsppinessf would seem TO
be put to rest by the Irishman who went
counting when drunk, and was asked
what pleasure he found in whisky: "oh
Biddy' it's a trats intirely, to see two Of
your purity faces instead Of oneP
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Rrna HrL1. o. July 10. 1871.


ED. CHRoNIcLB;-Shakspeare some
where says that "somo men are born
great, some achieve greatness, and ZONE
have greatness thrust upon them"
Men OF the first and second classes
nsmed by the great poet, are, uniortu-
nRtely for the world, somewhat too rare ;
but I think the announcement Of my
name AS 4 candidate for State Senator Qn
the Niles Independent OF the 9TH instant)
fairly entities me to take rank in the
third class.
II any Of my friends in the Repub-
lean party think I I'm a TT and available
man for the position, I am, OF course,
obliged TO them, but must be permitted
to say that I have not authorized the use
OF my name in that connection, and that
I am not q candidate for State Senator.
Yours truly,
EDWARD HAYES.
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Fourth OF July In KinsmAn.

EDITOR CHRONICLE All that was
announced on the programme Of this
place, for the Fourth Of July, was a
match gam OF base ball, between the
Pioneers Of wmiamsheld, and the Sun
day Schools OF this placei but quite
UNEXPECTEDLY to most OF our citizens,
they were awakened soon after midnight
by an incessant firing, which proved 70
be anVils supposed TO be in the hands OF
the blAcksmiths Of the town. Owing to
the rain the game Of ball was not com
menced until three o'clock in the after
noon. Both Clubs played well, and b
game was very close, but resulted 1
favor Of our boys by the following score:
Pioneers 50, Sunday Schools 81. AFTER
the close Of the game both clubs, with
their friends, repaired to Brackin's Hall,
where the ladies OF X. had ready a good
and bOuntiful supper and after a few
opening remarks by G.. W. Bissell, Esq
and DR.. /. G.. Moore, ex-member OF the
Bachelors Club, the boys went in and
did as much justice to the eatables as
they did IN making hy-catches and home
runs. SPECTATOR.
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PORTAGE COUNTY.
TRUTHFUL COUNTY.

1t Is recommended that The primary
meetings Tor the purpose OF selecting
delsgatesl be held on Saturday evening,
July 18th, 1871, a. half-psst seven o'clock,
AZ the usual places Of holding elections
o. MORGAN, Chm
Ex, Committee, Trumbull County,
J. r. CoNARD, Chm
Elk, COMMITTEES Portage County.
A. W. JoNKa, Chm
EN. Committee MahoninE County,
Judicial OOHlmitee.
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Inspsstor q Coal Mines.

Tho Legislature, at lie lato session,
passed a Joint resolution authorizing the
Governor 70 appoint thrOO inspectors Of
Coal Mines IN Ohio, whose duty It is TO
visit the several coal regions, Inspect the
condition Of The mines make invosd-
CATION ks 10 tho necessity OF securing
bottor ventilation and providing addi'
tlonRl ways Of lngross and egress. The
inspectors have been appointed, and
the board consists OF the following gen
tlemsn; Hon. Charles Rsemelin, Of
CINCINNATI Andrew Roy, Of Liberty,
Trumbull county, and d. NJ. skinner
OF Pomeroy.
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DEATHS.
NOaes Of deaAb ss-ObG laryHvsess per Eas


In Hartford, AprilS 5, 1871, JULIA N. BROCK.
WAY, aged thirty years, daughter OF Ed
ward BrockWay. decd.
For many years she had beer in feeble
health, and being OF a very quiet, retiring
disposition, was Intimately known only 70
q small circle Of friends. By all she was
respected; by these she was dearly loved
She was gentle and lovely, and had q very
warm heart. full OF desire 70 dogoodt 70 every
body; attentive Of their wants, careful 81
their feelings. Some years since, she sought
pardon at the feet Of Jesus. A remarkable
consctentlousness led her to fear much or
the time that she was not wholly the Lords.
still she ever kept seeking to serve him
and in her last sickness, as death spproach.
ed, all fear gradually vanished, and she de-
parted as gently and lovely asshe had lIved.
saying, "ItrytO cast myself u-nreserVedly
on Jesus" P
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Edward Lyles. formerly OF RUSSELL
vile Kentucky, was foully murdered at
= pie-uc, June %, below Memphis, by q
jealous rival named Early Mason, who
walked up behind him and shot him
through the head and then fed to the
woods,
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SALE OF REAT,

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL,
OESTATE-In pursuance OF an order OF
sale issued TO me by the Probate Court OF
Mahoning Co, o., I will sell At public van
due,on FRIDAY, Aug. 9Th. ISL, at O'Clock d m
on the premises, In Liberty, Trumbuu Co.
Ohio, the following described premissE- gftu-
ate In b townships OF Liberty and Hub
bard, in said County OF TrumbnlI and State
OF Ohio, bounded and described as fouOWE.
to-wtt: On the north by lands OF Joseph
Mansel, and Calvin ApPlegate; east By land
formerly owned by BENJAMIN Applicants.
sold by Sheriff Of 1rumbull County to Amos
Baldwin and Morris, and since sold 20 one
Abel DOrei south by LAND now or formerly
owned by Hazel Holland. and the heirs Of
Andrew Applegate, and west BY land Of
Joseph ARnsel-containing within Gaid
boundaries about two hundred and twelve
acres Of land, by survey recently made, two
hundred and eighteen and one-third acres,
OF which about twelve acres are In the town
ship Of Hubbard. and the balance In the
township Of Liberty,
Terms, 5000 cash in hand and the bal.
ance In four equal payments, with inter-
est At six per cent. 70 be computed and
paid annually, and 10 be secured by mort
gage upon the property.
Guard. OF Benjamin Apologize, funatIc.
July y lSllL
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%CONYRATION.

TIE Republican voters OF the sd senate
rial District Of the State OF Ohio, are hereby
hotined that hcreWul BE- Convention held
a. Mills, Trumbuli County, Ohio,
On Wednesday, Jelly 10, 1871,
al eleven O'Clock, a. ~, for the purpose Of
said DISTRICT
The mtio OF representation will DO one
delegate for each one und votes cast
INA fraction Of my votes buttn all cases
giving 70 each township or election prccint
one delegate, whether "a vote amounts 10
my or not. Under this ratio the rrprsacn.
talon will DO as followus
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MARRIAGES.
Ha-17o- Yog.eT i1,ertsd Gru,ss,

Mortgage Aoftces tnieted GTHh.
In Baconsburg, OF the 9Th Inst, Mr.. JOHN
T. BRISBINE, ofHubbard, 70 Miss MARY
J. BARBER, Of Liberty, Trumbuu Co., ,.
Tuesday evening, June q. 1871, by Rev. II.
b. Eldred, at the house octhe brides faith
er, Harvey Turnkey, Esq, Mr.. AMOS II.
WOODRUFF, Of Indiana, 10 Miss JULIA
X. TURNKEY, Of Vernon, o.
June "A. 1871, IN ohlton, at the residence Of
the brides father, by Joseph Stewart,
ESQ, Mr.. JOHN CAMPBELL, OF Mineral
Ridge, and MissLISSIE COBLE, OF OhltOn-
At Mineral Ridge, May q. 1871, at the brides
residence, by Joseph Stewart, Esq, Mr..
JOSEPH ALLEN, and Mrs. MARTHA
AGUE.
At toe residence Of the brides father. near
Newton Falls, on the 9th ult. by Rev. B.
A. Hinsdale Mr. TAYLOR A. SNOW, and
Miss ELLA NJ. CALENDER.
July 5, ISL, by Rev. II. 1. Badger. FRANCIS
/. FREEMAN, TO Miss FANNY E EN-
SIGN, daughter Off. II. Ensign, Esq, all
OF Warren.
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$50 GOLD LOAN
or THE
Northern Pacific Railroad.
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK.

-
The building OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, begun July lasth Is being pushed for
ward with great energy nom both extreml-
ties or the line. Several thousand men are
coast The grade "a nearly completed zee
miles westward nom Lake Superior, trains
are running over $50 miles Of finished roed,
and track-laying Is rapidly progressing to-
ward the eastern border Of Dakota. Inclu-
ding It's purchase Of the st. Paul & Pacinc
the Northern Pacific Company now
has as miles Of completed road, and by Sep
TENDER next this viii boincreased 70 30 least
A GOOD INVESTMENT. jay Cook a Co. are
now selling. and unhesitatingly recon-
monding, as a Profitable anC perfectly Safe
Investment, the First Mortgage Land Grant
Gold Bonds OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company. They have 80 years 70 run, bear
Seven n Three-Tenths per cent. gold in
terest (more than s per cent. currency and
are secured BY nrst and only mortgage on
the ENTRE RoAD ITS EQUIPMENTS, and
also, as fastRs the road Is completed. on
$1,000 ACRES OF LAM 70 every mile Of
are exempt rom U. s Tax; Principal and
interest are payable in Gold Denomina-
lions; Coupons, Slo0 to l,OOe Registered, 500
LANDS F0R BONDS. Northern Pacific 1905
are at all times receivable at TIN PER CErr.
PAR, IN exchange for the Company's
Lands, at their lowest cash price This
renders them practically INTEREST BEAR-
Aa@ 49, y ~
SINKING FUND. The proceeds Of all sales
OF Lands are required to be devoted to the
re-purchase and cancellation Of the First
Mortgage Bonds Of the Company. The
Land Grant OF the Road exceeds Fifty Mil
lion Acres. This immense Sinking Fun
viii undoubtedly cancel IA principal OF the
Company's bonded debt before IL falls due.
With their ample security and high rate OF
Interest, there Is no investment, accessible
TO the people, which Is more profitable OF
EXCHANGING U. S. FITE-TWENTIES. The
success OF the New Government 5 per cent.
Loan viii COMPEL the early surrender Of
United States 8 PEI cents. Many holders OF
E1Ve-IWeuEes are now exchanging them
for Northern Pacific Seven-Thirties. thus
realizing handsome profit, and greatly in
OTHEk SECCRITlES.-Au marketable
Stocks and Bonds will be received at their
highest current price in exchange for Nor
thern Pacific Seven-Thirties. Apresac h0rg-
en-Thtrttes sent in return, viii be paid by
the Financial Agents. Full Information,
maps, pamphlets, etc, can be obtained OF
application at any agency, or nom the IN
JAY COOKE & co.
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, WAsHrSGToN,
FinaneialAgt's Northern Pacific Railroad Co.
]. v. PAINTER, Banker,
General Agent for NortheTn Ohio.
FOR SALE IN WARREN, BY
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ERUABULL NATIONAL BANK.
T. J. MILAN & SON, BGaksTL.
Freeman & HUNT Bankers.
AMI N CANFELD, BIZ
VAN HXNING & CO., Bankera
May II. Isle o wet.
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FOR SALE,

OA small stock Of dry goods, eommodioua
buildings, splendidly situated for business,
and the good will OF several years business,
will be sold on favorable terms TO responsi-
BILE parties, II application is made within q
short time from this date. Some ready mon
would be necessary, but n large capital
would not be required to conduct the buIi-
ness successfully. No better chance for q
clean. profitable and sure business has been
For full particulars call on the IN
designed, at his once In Warren, Ohio
None need enquire but thos who may
wish TO purchase II All things suit
GEORGE P. HUNTER
Warren, o., June q. lS7l-5t
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couSrr,
TnunnuLL corNIr.

u IL recommended that primary meetings
tfor the purpose Of selecting deleEntesl be
held on saturday evening, July 18th, lTl, ~
hnlt-pantI o'clock. ut the usual places OF
holding elections.
JOsEFH BigUFT, MahOntHg %.
JOSIAH RoBBINs. Ommines
G. n Hunt. Tfimbuu %.
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pROsECuTTNG ATTORNFY.

We are authorized to announce the name
Of WM. b. PORTER,as candidate for re-elec-
ton 10 the office OF Prosecuting Attorney,
subject 70 the action Of the County Nomi-
mating Convention
We are authorized 70 announce the name
OF Capt ]. A DYEk Of Miles, as q candi-
date Tor Prosecuting Attorney, Eu6lectto the
action or the Republican County Conyen-
ton. [July l2-lt.
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IRTHS


Bristol Center, June Is, 1871. q DAUGHTER
10 Horace and Matilda Sprague.
North Bristol, June q, 1871, n Daughter
to VIII and MOllie Norton.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR,
EDWARD T. MOVES, Of Hamilton.
LIKUT. eovERNoR
JACOB MUELLER Of Cuyahoga.
sUFRKKI sUDGA
WILLIAM Il. WEST, Of Logan,
TREAEuRER,
ISAAC WELSH, Of Belmont.
AUDITOR,
JAMES WILLIAMS, OF Franklin.
ATroRNET GKNEEAL
FRANCS b. POND, Of Morgan.
BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
STEPHEN r. HosMER Of Auskingum
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
THOMAS W. HARVEY, Of Lake.
CLERK or sUPRHNE COURT,
RODNEY zoos, % ClermOnt.
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New Advertisements.

T IST OF LETTERS
IUnclaimed, remaining in the w..
Post Once. Tuesday, July u 1871.
Andrews Mrs Reed Mclean Danl Prest)
Chew Mrs Emma Mearritt John
Clark Hiram OsWold Nh am
Davis Richard wright N
Flanagan Thomas Russell Mrs Cassie
Graham Rev John Shuu Mn Anna
Hart Siimrose SherolnE r.
Harrison H SprinEgR
johnson Mrs Lena StubIe Johp
heLy John Nandrort Mrs Ann
leonardo Wilcox Oh
na-Have your letters directed IN caro- Of
your box.
Those marked with q ETAR are foreign.
Persons wishing 70 obtain the above. Will
please 10 call for advertised letters.
II not called for In 80 days will be sent 70
dead letter once.
once hours, 7-Q A. N, 10 1901 P. NJ.
Z. r. WISE, p. n.
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CALE OF BY ORDER OF

GALE OF LANDS BY ORDER OF
OCoURT.
The state OF Ohio, Tumbull County, s..
Sarah belong, ct. al. In TTumbull Com
vs.. Smon Pleas.
Matilda p. Hart, ct. all
By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF
the Court OF CommonPleas OF Trumbuu Co.
Ohio, In the above named case, tome direct
ed and delivered. ! have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale at the door OF the
Court House in the city OF Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, August IL, A. d. 1871.
between the hours Of one and three o'clock
.. m. Of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, situate In the
ship OF LordstOwn, County Of Trumbull and
State OF Ohio, to-wit; A certain farm stu
ate in Lot No 70 in said township. county
and State, bounded on the north by high
way running east and west, through said
lot 70; on the east n south by lands Of ..
Dean, and on the west by lands Of @. g.
Beardsley, containing hfty-two acres OF
land, more or less. Appraised at g.. Terms
Cash. q. w. DICKINSON, Sheriff,
mi Special Master Commissioner.
sherifrs Once. Warner. o.. July IA lsTl-5t
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GHERIFF7S SALE.
OThe State OF Ohio, Tumbuu County, s..
William Fee, In Tmmbun
vs.. SCommon Pleas.
Suburban w. Gates, ct ALL
BY virtue OF an Execution Issued out OF
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumbull
County, Ohio, in the above named case. 10
me directed nj delivered, ] nave levied on
shall expose 70 public sale al the o o Of h
Court House In the city Of Warren Ohio. on
Saturday, August 18th, A. ID. 1871,
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock,
p. m. Of said day, the following described
lands and tenements. situate in the
ship OF Messopotamia, County ofTrumbull.
and state OF Ohio. and Is known by being
part Of Lot No. 81 and Is Ounded as fnnOWB:
Beginning at the junction Of the Parkman
and east and west center road. thence WesL
on the said center oad thirteen (l8) rods and
sixteen (6) links, known As the Reuben
Clark farm; thence a southerly direction "A
Ods and links to a stake on the PaTkman
road; thence a north-easteriy course on the
Parkman road ~ roCst TO the place OF begin
ming. said north anu east boundary 70 be
on the center OF said highways, reserving
the highway for public use.
Appraised at $4,000. Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherih's Onice, Warren, o., July r. lGi-5L
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are requested 10 announce I. c. JOKES,
ESQ., as candidate for Senator, subject 70 the
decision OF the Republican Nominating
Convention.
GEORGE 7. TOWNSEND, Esq, q gentle
man who hEs had several years experiences
as q Legislator, Is a candidate for b Re
publican nomination for State senator at
The Convention 20 be held at Miles. July 10.
We are authorized 70 announce the name
OF Gen. ROBERT W. EATLIFF, OF Warren,
as n candidate for Republican nomination
for state Senator. subject 10 the action ofthe
Nile C~nnNantlon Of LulN lQ.