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- Joel Smith, Of Hubbard, sent a two
and-a-quarter pounds potato to the
editor of the Youngstown VindicatoT
last week. odell has been living well
ever since.
Mr.. A. Grseter informs as that ne
has leased Webb's HaLfor a term of
years, and designs ixingit up in a neat
and convenient manner for concert and
similar occasions. Evsrybodywm wish
him success in the enterprises.
There wiz be q Temperance meeting,
for the advancement of the cause at
Good Templars' Hall, at7I O'Clock, on
Friday evening, 22d, inst. Everybody
invited, sndcsll who desire may freely
participate In the proceedings u
M. Azel Delin, Of Newton, has E
pair Of twin steer calves, which, at the
age Of six months, weighed $50 lbs. On
Monday last they were 6 mos. and 81
days old, and weiged 1887 lbs, making
a gain of a fraction over five pounds per
day. They can be seen at the fair to-day
The Northern Ohio Fair, at Cleve-
land, last week, is pronounced by every
body who visited it, as having been a
decided success, not only in the COM
pleteness Of its arrangements for the
convenience and accommodation o fexhi-
bitors and spectators, but also in the
great variety and the superior quality OF
things animate ard inanimate in each
and all Of the several departments. The
wa huge, monstrous, over
the multitude swarmed as
as the dust on the st. Clair st.
road on Thursday. The n. o. F. is not
on the list Of experiments. 1t is a sue
sure thing, a good thing and q
big thing!
On Wednesday last, a MAI named :
Charles Birch, who had been offering for
sale on our streets, q patent soap, allow
lng the desire for gain to get control Of
he better instincts of his nature, enter !
ID the store Of Iddings & Morgan and !
Ifter very silly concealing under his
,oat a twenty dollar shawl marched of. J
The theft was soon detected and search
made for the soap man. He was not
ound till late in the night, at which {
lime he was arrested at the Eagle House. !
BE was taken before Mayor Dawson !
Who sentenced him to the Lookup, where
he will receive cheap boarding for the !
pace of twenty days.
From a descriptive pamphlet Just
ssued, we learn that our esteemed -.
rfend, DR.. VIM. NJ. Esmes, Of Ashtabu- :
a, has invented and is largely manufac- :
uring a new stove, called the gym =
ILAToR,' a sheet iron wood burner, for !,
be parlor, sick room, school house, !.
t., capable of furnishing from 5000 to .
30O0 cubic feet of fresh air per hour. :,
t is so constructed that II furnishes, :
Tithout the least-care, a constant supply ).
Z pure, warm, external air. It is well :
that most all stoves now in use
lrnish heat only at a sacrifice Of the :
ital properties of the air. The DR.. has !.
INSTRUCTED a stove that avoids thisGby =
in the outer air, in a manner .
imilar to that used in introducing air
ito hot air furnaces. It is simple, :,
heap, and, above all, effective, combin- =
lg the advantages of a hot air furnace, :.
Titho1t any Of its disadvantages. We :,
Understand that tie stove is soon to be :
Introduced in this market. It is proba- :
ly on exhibition at the Fair to-day
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From Greene,

LSC1l
EDITOR CHRONICLE Our select
school is progressing finely. We were
extremely fortunate in securing the ser
vices of Calvin Faunce, ESQ. His long
experience as a teacher cannot fail Of
making the school a success. Itwasex-
pected that the school would be taught
in the district school-house, but when it
was a~sesrtained that the services Of Mr.
Fsunce were secured, theFewere more
scholars than could be accommodated;
and the committee having the control Of
The F. W. Baptist meeting-house. gem
erously offered the use of the house, for
the school. which offer was duly appre-
ciated by the citizens.
The temperance cause is progressing
steadily. New recruits are received at
almost every meeting. Lectures have
been delivered in the different districts
by Revs. Falkner, Wakefield and Rog-
ers. Our much esteemed friend, DR..
Moore, who has but recently entered the
field as a lecturer, has also delivered
several lectures. His general informs-
ton, together with his thorough knoWl-
edge of the human system, showing how
alcoholic drinks affect the system, and
the clear and happy manner Of present
ing his views, render his lectures ex-
tremely interesting and instructive. I
do not know Is the DR.. will thank us for
the liberty we take with his name, but
as he possesses a liberal share of good
nature, we will run the venture, and
would say to the public generally, if
they wish 90 listen to a clear, logical and
instructive lecture, interpreted with
just enough pleasantly to render it
pleasing, call on Or. Moore, and we
think they will not be disappointed.
D. r. B.
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W1RRE4 RETAM z
RER BAEEEL
CIeveIaad wholesale Market.

Sept 10, 1911.
FLoUR-Ths market is firm, with a
fair demand. Wequote as follows:
City-made xxx white 81 75@S 90 ;
Xxx amber 81 25@T so; Xxx red No /
s. 1907 90; X red No 2 20 5O@6 rs.
Rye Flour 5,25.
WHzXr-Market active and steady
Sales 1900 bu and 6 cars No l red from
store on spot at S1,35; 1000 bu do seller
September, at Sl,35; 1000 bu do, seller
October, at Sl,S5; 4 cars No2 red at 5 1852
from store,
CoRs-Aarket duh, bat firm. High
mixed at Gle from store; low mixed
6Oc.
OATs-Market quiet andsfirm. Sales
4 cars No l State from store at sec.
RYR-Market very quiet; No. 2nomi-
pAlly at 6~5a70ofrom store.
RYE-Market dull. No l Ohio held at
90c from store.
PoRK-Market steady and movement
moderate. No 1 Mess s13 90; No 2 do
81 sos Extra Clear, sl4 90; Extra Short
Clear S14 50.
LARD-Lower, and demand moderate.
City-rendered in tierces 9ic; do in kegs
1Oc. Country-rendered dull and nomi-
nal.
lShoKD MEArs-The demand sactve
for c~ity-cured. Wequote: Hams 15c;
Shoulders Sc; Bacon ole; Dried Beef
Bc. Country cured Meats are dull and
nominal.
BUrrER-The Observation-Disclosures
and steady. Choice is in good demand,
moderate, receipt and firm at 2I@22c
grades below choice are dull at a range
OF 1Oa1sc.
GHREsE-The demand Is fair and i'm
proving, and the market is firm. Prime
factory sasic in jobbing lots; lOc in a
Eess4TSs market is steady at $50 for
fresh in barrels, 200 In crates and bas-
kets.
sBEDs-In fair demand, steady and
firm. Timothy 3 .25aS,5O; Clover S6,25;
Flaxseed S1,75.
PoTAToEs-In fair supply and moder-
ately active. Prime Peachblows 4Oa45c
in car lots; 6oa55c from store. Sweet Po-
tatoes selling at s~3,75a4,OO per barrel for
OSfoSs-There is a fair demand at
25@2,O per barrel for silver skins.
DRIED APPLEs-Yery quiet At 4@6c
for fair to choice fruit.
BRkNs-The market is quiet; held at
S2,O0a2,25 for choice hand picked; COM
mon to medium $l,50al,S5.
VIEEGAR-Pure Cider Vinegar in good
demand and hrm at lsa20c, packages in
Guided. g. tf asla 1905 f-p
: WITS LnxH-In fair demand at $3.50
2 barrel.
WATEK LInE-Demsud good and
market steady at the following quota
tons: Oswego and Akron 9l.50 per bar
rel; Louisville Cement, 81 80. - r49
PLAsTER-Land Plaster IN good de-
mand and selling at a range OF $S.5Oa9.5O
per ton /; Calcined Plaster ranges At 1880
aS.00 per barrel. nvrD q Gaia
SAET-Market firmer at $2,15 per bar
rel for Fine; s2,25 for Coarse.-Ledder.
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BALLoU's MONTHLY MkGAzINE YoR
ocToBER-This instructive magazine
for October is issued in good time for its
readers to admire. 1t contains one hun
bred pages Of reading, twenty Or thirty
engravings, ONE Of the best stories that
the best authors can produce, and is just
the serial to have in a family fond of in
~tellectusl pursuits. Here is a list of
contents for the October number. Glance
over it and see what treat is in store for
the public; 1.-The Rowtor Rocks
" Madame Malibran (" Chased by
Wolves :" "Among the Himelayan
Mountains - HThe Eastern Hellebore %
brazilian Convoy Of Gold y Pyramid
Rock - 1.-THE Tobacco Plant - strange
Animals ?, 'sWith what Measure We
Mete % "Adrift % 'Big Nick - "Anon;''
"The Keys OF st. Peter - Loves
Changes )" Sketches Of Travel in CAL
ifornia - "The Unwilling Benedict %
'Semiramis - 'tA Little FIower;''tsAva
Sanctissima.p Published by Themes &
Talbot, s. Congress street, Boston, at
81 so per year, or Is cents per number.
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A novel wedding took place a few
days ago at q shoe mandatory in
C~leyelAnd. Two Of the ~employees
were placed on an elevator, and were
married; by Rev. ID. G 0sbone. HThis
over, aspiring Vas touched, and the
aseended to- the fourth story.
Returning in q few moments, Mr., Qs-
borne congratulated them on their
happy bridal tQnE Cake was then
served on large sole leather plates,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-20
New Books.

We have been shown by the agent,
who is now canvassing this section, two
new and very valuable works, that must
find a very general acceptance among
Christians of every denomination, and
indeed with every sdmirer of religious
literature. The first which we shall no.
tice is entitled 1.-THE Light in the East :"
and embraces the life Of Christ and the
Apostles and Evangelists ; also the lives
Of the Patriarchs and Prophets, and of
the most eminent Christian Martyrs,
Fathers and Reformers. To which is
added a history Of the Jews from the
earliest times to the present day. There
is also a great deal Of other very valua-
BILE matter. The engravings number
200, and are exquisitely fine.
The other work is a very handsome,
large, elegant new illustrated Family
Bible, with oEer 200 scriptursl Ilustra-
tons. It is complete in every particu-
lar. It must be seen to be appreciated.
So when the agent calls, do not fail to
look at it, and judge for yourself.
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ssw YORK Live Stock Market.

Beeves-Count 1900 for the week and
6~,15ato-day, Isl cars at Oommnnipaw,
100 at WeehSwken and5S at Tooth Street.
The quality was rather inferior and the
market closed bad at some concession, q
few lots being left over. The extremes
were Tic for poorest Texans to 12ic for
. few OF the choicest natives, the whole
averaging lie. There were more than
1900 Texans for the week. Sales, 100
Texans Of 81 cwt at Sc, 100 fat Kentucky
81 oVt at 1lSa12ic, and some dry eoFA
went at 81, or &c.
Sheep and LAmbs-CounI 5000 as the
total and rising 10, zoo to-dBA Trade is
slow and prices are scarcely A. firm, or
4ta65c for sheep and 51aSc for lambs, two
cars Canada Of 70bs selling at the latter
price, with q car SO lbs Ohio sheep at &c.
Hogs-Sumber, $500 as total and
800 to-day. The market closes firm 81
oa71c as the extremes for dressed.
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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, 1925,
$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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CANE Iaws.44hed uck-shooang pro-
hibition which expired the first OF the
month, sent out q large army Of sports
men. Every swamp, marsh and pond
was early in the morning surrounded,
and there was much going up and down
the banks OF creeks and rivers. There
was q good deal Of shooting but only q
few ducks bagged in this vicinity. The
prohibition for shooting partridges and
quail expires the 18th Of October
PdfnesvizIe Telegraph.
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CHICAGO, Sept, 1S.-Yssterday, at
No. 2S7 West Taylor street, two chill
dren Of Mrs. Brown aged five and
three years, were smothered to death
by smoking in the Kitchen Ehere
they were locked While their moiheE
was absent to church. The smoke
cama from the cupboard EhiehAh had
taken fire by accident.
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Variety is the Snice of Life.

Somebody said that a good while ago, and
II is still true. This leads Us TO ask, Have
you seen them a you been thereq OF
course yOu ave read about them and heard
about them, n 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 10 inUeQ your graenbacks Is
at Hirshheld's Buffalo. Clethiug House one
door south Of the Trumbun National Bank.
on Main street. There Is where the great
variety exhibition ome Off daily-A. /,
Frank, Manager. b crowds tina go in
there and come out with huge bundles unde
their arms, and looking so pleased and
Etfed and get the worth OF their money!
See big advertisement for particulars.
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BEsmark, according to q Berlin cor
respondent. believes he was poisoned
by some unknown enemy during his
recent visit to FFaukfort-on-the-Main
has almost entirely lost his appe-
tite, and has never enjoyed good
health since that time,
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Rare Chance

are IhAnce
scriber offers for sale twenty-five acres Of
land laying between Broadway and Maho-
ming Avenue south Of Quinby's addition to
Warren. VIII sell the above in one to five
acre lots to suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. IS. 1871, s. F. DICKEY.
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ThafPaint.

4. 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 his
city have been painted with the Cleveland
Chemical Paint, INC il has given complete
satisfaction, in fact, in someinstances, looks
better than the sample colors. We can rec
ommend his paint as good. We are special
agents for this section, including Youngs-
town and Western Pennsylvania.
HOYT & SPEAR,
No & Main Street
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Niles and New Lisbon R.R.T Time Table
MAYhls7l

NAY Is 1871.
Trains Going South.-Mail leaves Niles at
1000 am, arrives at Leetonia at l26 pm,
and at New Lisbon at E50 pm. Express
leaves Niles at 0:25 pm, arrives at Ieetonia
a 80, and New Lisbon st SIS.
Trains Going N~orth.-Express leaves New
Lisbon at 5:45 a.m.. arriving at Leetouia
at 6:S an. and at Niles at 7:7 am Nal
leaves New Lisbon at 30 pm, Ieetonia So,
and arrives at Niles at $40.
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Clover Seed,

Now is the time to SOW twill not freeze
out in winter. Hay. the best quality, superb
or to the common Red Clover-and In damp
soil, will yield more per acre. Price 20 cents
per pound-0 cents by mall Hoyt&Spear.
MOI Main ST.
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The above prices stu be subjecttonuctua-
lions with other markets. always aiming to
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
formerly occupied BY Trumbun Nat Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented--
Come n see as. A liberal deduction al
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ANYTHING and Ersrrthine

That Nan, Woman OF 0ld would want,
can be had, IN any style, OF the very best
qualify; and purchasing their goods, as they
do, in ambFoken eGseS, direct from Gs F1an1gnc-
very E01cest Possfble pTieeA Their stock OF
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WARREN, OHIO. May 5, 1871.
rfviI WarLHf .HEEl

Has commenced, competition now rages
among the Milliners Of Warren. Cremorne
the general in command, also Nilsson, Lot
Ia, Naiad, Sailor, Artless, Bride, Amazon,
officers, may be seen at any time by calling
at their headquarters, ct Mrs. @. W. MES
SER'S Market St, Warren, Ohio. yshU
Nay 10, 1871. II sG
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Gard.

Z CARD ~
The officers and members Of the I. N.
Dawson Steam Fire Company, OF War
rem, hereby tender their sincere thanks
to the Falcon Fire Company, Of Niles,
for the hospitable treatment received by
them during their recent visit at that
place. Also, TO the ladies Of Niles for
their services in decorating our Hose
Cart in 20 handsome a manner.
J. H. RErTER. sec'y.
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HOyt Spear

Are agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint,
for this section. Write them for sample
colors, prices, &C. H0YT d SPEAR,
No Main st
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Steel traps for o rat,
Fine guns for the Boys, OK GE
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies,
And Swings for the Bsby's,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat.
And we are sure they can't be beat,
Certain to suit the various minds,
For we have all the different kinds,
At Tyler's, No. s, Main St., Warner, Ohio.
Aug. g. ls7l-tL.
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Should not fail 3 all on 8. L HUNT &
SON. at their stores on Main and Market
streets, and look through the immense stock
OF Boo1 and Shoes they have opened up for
Hall and HfHter
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W.men,s. MIs.e,, and ChIIdrep,. Wear,

W. could not begin to describe the LGy0e
AID rdried dEsorfneTA but would only request
hat every one, whether they Tiah TO buy
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Ladies'

Can be furnished with Hoop Skirts, Pan
ier's Glove Fitting French and Common Cor
sets, real and initiation Laces, Hair Nets,
Brafds, Mohair Curls-also Nilsson Curls
Of real hair, by calling IN Mrs. c. W. MES
SER, Market ST., Warren, Ohio.
Nav 10. 1871
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The Cleveland Leader says Judge
Ranney declines the nomination for
State Senator. The Plain Dealer hopes
the statement is not true.
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Base Balls and a Bat,

Ice Cold Lemonade,
The best in the City, at McCONNELL'S
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We mentioned recently that Mr.. A. 8.
Robbins, Of Cleveland. kept the most splen-
did pier looking glasses In the city. He al
50 manufactures all kinds OF large and
small square and oval gold frames, and
keeps the best workmen In. the city, Also
keeps the most stylish window Countess. In
walnut, gilt and gid, at extraordinary low
prices. Trumbull County people should
see his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
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Rubber Boots and Shoes

They make specially, and all being nso.
Jresh goods, are much better b old stoak
carried from last rear.
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AnOtner ~ ana
Another round Of fashions wheel, brings
Turbans to the the view,
With F~iorentine and Berlin, and dainty Or
The Lily and the Artless, the Gypsey and
the Bride,
On b tide OF public favor. are sailing side
by side. -
z We are receiving new goods, in nearly
E. POTTER / co.
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wAHRKN, ONO, Nay 5. 1871.

Parties Supplied
With Ice Cream Of any flavor. on short
notice. at McC0NNELLhS.
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Home Made

every morning, at MCCONNELL'S.
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Especial Attention ~
D. Is called to the Hydraulic Cement sold by
CAMP, RANDALL CO..
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The Best Paint Brushes
Ever brought to Warren. Full stock at
HOYT'S DRUG STORE,
N5,5 MalnS Street.
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Pure CataKba Wine, econ
Native production, at
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lee Cold Lemonade,
The best in the City, st MecoNNELL's
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Mahoning DiTisIOn.-West.
zfror5 NfTae WnpsEITavShso Phapsx

elrard NIles lwAExILev,b'g PhAr1
EN- 4SOpml EESpmi 5:OOpml 5:IOpm
TX 7:40aml assam S:Osam slSaml gS4am
FIT 500 /" $50 [" 9:25 T" 9.45 " il0.25
Ex 6.S5pmi 6:Hpmi 6sesTml 5;Epml 6S5pm
EN- 955am. ez2aml e.25am 9.O5am
FIT 5;55pm 5:2pml 3sS0pmi 225pml zoo
The SEQ p m. west. and the $50 a m, east.
daily. -.
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BTery Person WorkIne About a Barn

Should have . pair OF RE6bes Boots, for II
worn where they should be, only in wet
dewy mornings, and on rainy, sloppy days,
they wiz save 6ur timer thetr nSt In leather
goods. For .
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Batter End Gheese Market

NEW YORK, Sept IS Butter quiet
at I0a2Oc for western; and I5a2Sc for
State.
Cheese-Firmer at sa11se, ,gTra
CHcrxk6r1, Sept ti-Butter steady
I0lc.
PrrrsBUBeH, Sept. I8-Butter-Choice
roll 20a2Sc. Cheese-The recent advance
is fully maintained. Ohio Goshen l0allci
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Wheat. Corn. RKe. &c.
For Cisterns,

Custom work done without delay at City
Mills. A. q G. VAN GORDER.
Sept. cost.
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Seeuritr and Indemnity.

sI4,S9s, $500 are the assets OF the Fire In
surance Companies represented by Whittle-
sey Adams, Agent Nearly Fifteen Million
Dollars.
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at an election Of officers OF the I. n.
B&Fson Fire Company No. /. Friday
evening, Sept. LIST, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
eEeaeta11lJ.H Reiter.. iEtITc
Fredsqrsr-D. D. brennan. 5oow
CdptGin-J. ". Brooks.
First Lieutehdpt-Amos Dillon.
Second EjetaeHGRt-W. J. Herst.
First Hose Direetor-John Hammel.
Second Hose Direetor-R. King.
Pipemas-Edward Brooks and Nike
Fetzart.
Azmen-Samuel Miner and L. F.
Hardman. lal -HI
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Red Top Seed
And Kentucky Blue Grass. Hoyt a Spear
No. 5 Main St.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
oTE1cr WESTERN RESERVE CHRos1cLEl
II ~ RARRKN OHIO, Sept. rs, E7Lsl

BEANS-2W per bushsL
fLOUR-t2Ot 70 $500 b
HAY@l09f2 -
IOATS-40c.
CORN-Ear Sc; Shelled &c
DRIED A~PPLES-5 TO &c. NntTuR i
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Is 70 iSo AAt
lTALLOW-7 to8c Vi.
CaEESE-FaCtoy &C.
EGGS-l2Lc. .
LARDLCountry rendered. IOtolg1So
POTATOES@Oc.
WOOL-SSA42c.
FLAX SEED-lH
e9ohs; calf skins loalz
aLEta pelu 60GT5c. ~
WOODAStove length, S2O052D per cord.
do Three-feet. &.09S50 per cord.