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Butter and Cheese Market.

CNc1NNATI, July 29.-Butter-De-
mand good at 2Oa22c for choice; extra
packages 20 higher. Cheese-In fair
demand and higher, at 103a1Ic.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Butter-Dull.
Sales western at 10a16c. Cheese-Quiet
az 1la12c for common to prime.
PITTSBURGH, July H,-Butter-Prime
packed commands 17alSe; common dull
of sale. The supply of prime is equal
to the demand. Cheese-The market is
dull and dropping. New York Goshen
13eal4c; Ohio. Factory 1Oalle; inferior
grades 6asc, a to quality and condition.
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Which of the reptiles is q mathe,
mafician T? The adder

nlcQ Qi lDP reptiles Is y maLnes
matician? The adder,
A loafer is. comparatively speaking,
better than a loaf.
Why can a person, occupied in can
cling fruits store away more Of it than
anybody else? Because they can.
1t is an error to imagine that mo-
men talk more than men. They're
listened to more-that's all.
The most important needle-work
over done In the world, is supposed to
have been done by the mariners COM
pass.
A little girl wanting a fan, but not
being able to remember the word,
said she "wanted a thing to brush the
warmth Off with"
The English brides are getting stub.
born at the word ''Obey' in the mar
Fiage service, and dissenters nOwleave
it out altogether.
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The office of the New Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine is now in Kings Block,
No. 40 Main St., Warren, Ohio, where par
ties are instructed. Machines adjusted; W.
W. needles me the best of thread for sale.
We challenge the world TO produce so du-
rable and light running machine as ours
Examine the New Wheeler & Wilson before
You buy. No. 40 Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
July 2i-4t% N. NJ. LINTON, Agent.
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Your attention is especially directed
to the advertisement of Adams q Co., in
this number. One of the oldest houses,
doing a large trade. They have the con-
fdence of the people and they really
merit success. Their manner Of doing
business cannot fail to please the trade.
Their stock is immense. Go and see
them.
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Chicago Live STOCK Market.

pa CHICAGoS July u.
CATTLE-Market quiet under Hght-re-
ceipts, but prices for good grades firm,
with sales of choice and extra steers at
S6.l5@6.5Oi fair 10 cwt steers $3.50; good
III cwt $3.50. Receipts 39g.
HoGs-ActiYe and higher. Receipts
only 4,344. All sold early at an advance
of 10c on yesterdays figures. Yonkers
sold at $40; Go heavy Boston and Phil
adelphia hogs at S4.30@4.55-Outside for
extra lots.
SHEEP-ReceiDts of $40. Active aud
firm at S.. l21ah.25,
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There are only eleven Republicans in
Oberlin, Ohio, who support Grant
Cincinnati Enquirer.
This is better than the Plain Dealer,
which would admit only six. But both
are devoid of truth. The real state of
affairs is that Oberlin is not only for
Grant and Wilson, but enthusiastically
SO, as was ascertained by a vote recently
taken.-AkrOn Beacon.
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r EGAL NOTICE.
1.-the State Of Ohio, rrumbun County, q.
Wilson BOyd.l In the Court OF Common
Lueetta BoydJ
The said Wilson Boyd has fled in said
Court, his petttiOo for a divorco nom said
Luce tia Boyd upon the ground o. Wflltt
absence for more than three years. n
cause will Be f0r hearing aLany time after
six weeks rom Jnne 10, 1872. r
HUTCHKSTTUPTLE & STULL.
Atty's for Pitt.
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A vessel of the National line of
steamers lately took 1SS 900 bushels of
wheat from New York to Liverpool,
the largest cargo of wheat that ever
left that port in a steam vessel.
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Jubilee Song.

Jubilee Song.
Dame Fashion has issued her latest decree,
And the long looked for style, is the Grand
Jubilee;
Come all who are planning to go to the
Hub"
To attend Mr.. Gilmore's musical club,
And those who are elected at home to stay,
Come look at our styles, without any delay,
And ling your old hats 10 the moles and
bats,
And buy our lofty Jubilee HATS
And in the word of the famous H. @.
THAT is what l know" about the great
Jubilee. E. POTTER & co.
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In many forms we use disinfectlng agents.
Impure breath, caused by bad teeth, Iobac-
co, spirits, or catarrh, is neutralized by
Soz0donL. IT'S a healthful beautifier. and a
great luxury. as a dentifriee. The repulsive
breath is by its use rendered as fragrant as
a rose, and GOODNESS by lends orlOYers VIII
be no longer noticed.
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Would have been perfectly happy If STAN
ley Ia only bought some Of II. g. StrattOn
& Co.'S splendid Teas. They sell tariff off,
Market st, Drug Store.
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All Who Have

Not seen the new Patent Self-acting
Spring used in Trunks would do well TO call
at the Buffalo Clothing Store and examine
their great superiority over the old fash
loned straps formerly, and still used.
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Wanted!

Two good Cabinet Makers and one Turner.
TO whom will be given steady employment
and good wages. Apply personally or ad-
dres HAMILTON VAN SLYKE
July 3I-4t. Brookfeld, Ohio.
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Town Lots for Sale.

We have laid out over thirty beautifully
located town lots, east of Red Run, on the
Vienna Road. Will be sold at fair and rea-
sonable prices, on long time n easy pay
meDtS, to suit purchasers. Enquire of
WIN. RITEZEL,
and T.. ]. McLAIN, JR.
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20 Cents a POun d,

Fresh Green and Black Teas received last
week. We are selling them at 2l cents a
pound reduction from old prices. Hoyt &
Smear No Main st.
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The above prices will be subject to fiuctua-
lions with other markets, always aiming to
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
formerly occupied by Trumbun Fat Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented
Come and see us. A liberal deduction al
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For Sale.

property of G. B. Darling. Possession given
Immediately. Price $500. Apply on prem
misses, or to I. p. GLIDER.
,JuV 3I-3t
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City Express

And Baggage Wagon. All kinds OF deliv-
ering done TO order. Baggage taken to and
from all trains. OrdersIeIt at Porter's Book
Store; on Main ST., or Adams Book Store. on
Market st. D. A. REEHER.
July 81.
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1t will be difficult, if not impossible,
to keep count OF, and refute all the lies
set afoat by the Tribune and other
papers working in the interest of the
Democratic party. But we hasten to
nail this one, yhIch is, that our neigh
Dor, VIM C. Howells, editor Of the Ash-
td6ULa Sentinel, and his son, have CONS
out for Greeley. This is one OF the most
barefaced falsehoods we have seen. Both
of these gentlemen are the most earnest
supporters of Grant and Wilson.
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Notice

For sale a ten acre out-lot Situated n short
distance outside OF the corporation, on the
Vienna road. For terms, enquire Of
July 81. L. j. IDDINGS.
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1t is predicted by an astronomical
sd%venturer, that a terrific comet viii
appear in tine heavens during the
coming month, He says it win appear
as large as the sun, can be seen
in the day time, and will turn night
into day. He further says that it will
intercept the earth in its flight around
the sun, will force the earth from its
present orbit and dash it into "Asteroid-
al" fragments. We are not at present
in a frame of mind to relish such a sum-
mary ending of our mundane existence,
and don't beIieve in the prediction.
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Base Balls and a Bat,

Steel traps for a rat.
Fine guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies',
And Swings for the Baby's,
Sewing Machines, b a are very neat,
And we are sure they can't be beat,
Certain to suit the various minds,
For we have all h different kinds,
AtTylers, No. s, Main ST., Warren, Ohio
Aug. 9-lS7l-t.
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Not BLOW

But a nodes fact, that 1 am making bet
ter york than is made in Northern Ohio, and
as good as is made at any Gallery In the
cOuRtry, and invite the criticism of the bsss
judgeg as to what I nm saying, for l wish no
laurels that ! have not earned, and can say
with the poet, may my head go bare till
merit crown it." Gallery opposite Court
House, Warren, o.. RICE-Artist.
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$3.50.

First class Croquett at Tyler's Gun Store
and Sewing Machine Rooms at $3.50 per Set,
s Balls, s Mallets and Box complete.
July 2f4t
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Hartlore, Kegan & Co.
Genuine Baltimore Cove Oysters, at less
by the dozen or Ease that Cleveland prices.
II. G. STRATTON & co.
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The Best and Cheapest Clothing
Can be bought from D. N. Lazarus.
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Toilet Articles.
New stock Brushes, Combs. Mirrors, &c.
HOYT & SPEAR.
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nyou don't Know
For a Gnod Snnnre Meal

What you want in the way of Clothing
call at the Buffalo Clothing Store and they
viii ind it for you. No. 2Main st.
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IfyOu want to be
Well dressed for n small amount OF money,
call on D, NJ. LAZARUS.
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Notice.
DIR. Lirinpsfnn.

A small, nice office room on the 2 floor
for rent, In Idding's Block. Enquire at Id
dings & Morgan's Store. 1905.
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Maltby's H. & MS.
And all the other popular brands, at Me-
Con nalfS
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For Moving Machines.
Caster OIL, Lard Oil. Crude Mecca oil.
HOYT & ST EAR.
Teas RetaiIel

Teas Retailea ---f
Almost as low rs they were before Horace
Greeley went crazy. Prices reduced 10 to %
cents a paund July LIST. Hoyt & Spear, No
! 5 Main ST.
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For Coats, Pants, Vests,

Hats, Caps, Trunks, ValiceS and other
goods for men and boys ,ofthe best quality,
and very small profits, call on
D. II. LAZARUS.
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To NeutraIize OGensiyeness.

For Men and Boys. at greatly reduced
prices, to make room for winter stock.
D. NJ. LAZARUS.
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A New Departure

BOnnets and Hats .
Sold at cost for h next so days, an Gun
lennger & Bros.
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Council Proceedings,

SfNlN
Regular meeting of Council, Friday
evening, July 26th. Present, Messrs.
Burton, Gibbons, Hoyt, Jameson,
Truesdell and Wheeler. The minutes Of
previous regular and special meeting
were read and approved. The following
bills were ordered paid:
W. Gas Light Co, gas for Mayors
office for June, f. and G.Fund, O.70
W. G. l. Co., gas for I. N. ID. Fire
Company for 6 months, f. and
u. 9.lO
F. and G. $500
D.. Gibbons, for paid freight on
hose, +. and G. Fund---.---.... 4.6S
Adams & Co, rent OF council
chamber, 6 months, Gen. Fund. $3.50
Henry Musser, services to date as
police, Police FuDd.....-..- 1I.9O
HOyt & Spear, bill of goods to May
"a, 1872, f. and G. Fund-...-..- 1908
1O.Os
VIM. Ritezel, bill of printing to
April IL, 1872, Gen. Fundr-@.. 5O.25
Darling & Glider, bill of coal April
16 and May 4th, Gen. FuEd..--.- 1910
Darling & Glider, bill of coal April
18th, T. and G. Fund...---..-. 400
P. DOUgherty, lamp lighting for
July, +. and g. Fund.-..-....... 1000
The rules were suspended and "An
ordinance to provide for the issue
of bonds for the payment of grading,
paving and Improvement of High Street,
from the east line of Liberty Street to
the east line of Elm Street, in the City
of Warren, Ohio" was passed. A peti.
ton from citizens of the Sd Ward, ask
ing for the removal of the bridge span
ming the rail road and canal in said
Ward, was received and referred to the
street committee. The matter of pro-
curing o gravel was referred to the
street committee and the city engineer.
On motion, adjourned.
E. W. HoYT, City Clerk.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFICEWEsTERN RESERVE CHRONICLE |
WARREN OHIO. July 3lS2j

~ " lLLAa =
WARREN OHIO July 9lS2j
WOOL IS 70 COO
BEANS-S2.OO per bushel.
FLOUR-SS,T5 TO i0.3
HAY-sl0
OAIS-zOc FL
CORN (oldEEar 35c; Shelled Sc.
DRIED APPLES-6 TO anc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll l21<
TALLOW-6H tote
CHEESE-Faetory Sa 10
HAMS-Couutry cured &c
EGGS-l6
LARD-Country rendered, Sc
PORK-S45095.@ per eWt.
POTATOES@neW 90
FLAX SEED-l.75
POULTRY
Turkeys live l0c.
dressed l5c
Chickens live &c.
dressed 10
HmES-dreen, 06% T7c; cal skins l2L
Pelts / ,OG2W
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90 Cases

Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread md bisenits.
Oct D. H. WALDECK.
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nnAn NOTICE

hNotfce is hereby given, Tat , petition
VIII be presented to the Com0iEioners OF
Trumbuu county at their AT aossiOD. 70
A. d. 1872, praying that the esgt q west
center road may be r~e-surYoyeds eommen-
cling at the Intersection OF aid fDa with
Road, $50 calledl at the villaas Of Bristol,
and running east to the town nno road be-
tween Bristol and Mecca, and establish the
width Of said center o 70 my feet,
. July 81, lST24t
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- wARREx, O., June Is. 1872.
Moving Trial

MUHIHs IIIdI
Held on the farm Of Jas. Cottle, on June
p, 1872, the following Machines were IN the
After a careful test with the dynomometer,
the following result was obtained: :
Buckeye, tIUO tesLS, Ist l0S b ID, IO6b
Wood, LIST us u ID, Isl
champion, LIST l2Ob
The test was taken By men draying tha
Machines, and no one on the same,
ID DWIGHT SMITH,
RICHARD DUNCAN.
June %, 1872.
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The Entire Stock
OF Dress Goods sold at cost for so days, at
Gunlefinger & Bros.
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Fresh Vegetables
Can always be found in their season, at
McConneAs
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NEW YORK, July 9th, 1872.

There continues q fair inquiry for all
kinds Of foreign, but principally for the
finer grades. Manufacturers haYe
shown more disposition to buy, and
considerable transactions are reported
TO have taken place in Cape, amounting
to nearly l,600 bales. The continued
strong feeling in the London market
caused holders to be a trihe firmer in
their views, and, though prices are
without quotable change, a more salts
factory business is looked for after the
Lew tariff takes effect OIL August ist. In
domestic there is no change whatever to
note; stocks continue light, and the
views of farmers throughout the west
continue as high as ever; in most cases
they refuse to sell at less than 65a70c.-
California has been in moderate inquiry
and sales have been made of 900 bales
fall clip on terms we did not learn. Tex
as and Georgia ara now in fair stock,
but since cur last, have been quiet. The
sales are 10000 rs Texas at S0a45c; 6
bales super, Use; 5000 lbs new western
fleece, Csc; 1000 lbs unwashed do SIC;
10 bales secured, S1.O5; 1000 lbs old 5Sc (;
5000 lbs old State and Pennsylvania,
65cJ % bags tub washed, 6Sc.-C0mmer-
| cidL List.
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All Goods Delivered 7-.
Free Of charge, by Mcconnell.
in Want
Cantinn,

Every genuine box of DR.. McLGiR's Liver
Pills bears the signature of Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh Pa, and their Private United
States Stamp. a. Take no other" The
markets. full of limitations
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20 Cases -
Fresh Cove Oysters, just received and for
sale by the case or can, at way down prices,
at James McConnell's.
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Grass Seed. Grass Seed.
Snrins and Summer mothin

Timothy, Red Top and Blue Grass 81
at H. G. Stratton & Co.'S.
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To the Retail Trade.
We retail the freshest and best goods in
the market, GATES & i
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Thn LARGEST
Best Cauyassed SUGAR Cured Hams

II cents. Best Dried BeefI7 cts. per h.
Timothy and Glover seed low as the lowest.
HAPGOOD & BROWN.
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RemOYpd.

From old prices. We have reduced tn
price OF all our Teas, from 10 TO % cents pei
pound. HOYT d SPEAR
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Wool

PHILADELPHIA, July 9th, 1872.
There is very little movement, but
prices are without material change. we
quote Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, Xxx washed fleece, 7Oa72e; X
do 69a70c; medium and coarse do 72a75c
combing and delaine do S2aS5c; Indiana,
Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and other
western f~ieeces, X and XXX washed
fleece, 67a7Oc; medium and coarse do 20
a74c; combing and delaine do, SIC; fine
~unwashed, 47a50c; medium and coarse
~uuwashed, 521a55c; combing and de-
laine, unwashed, Csc; choice picked tub,
soc; fair tub, use; inferior tub, 65a70c;
No. l city pulled, 65a70c; merino city
pulled, 624a67c; country pullings, 60a65c.
-NnrfL 4 m ericrn
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A Fine Lot of
Oranges and Lemons, fresh and nice. at
N~cCouuellS-
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| TPACHMENT

A ENACTMENT. 10 ~ ar
"A Anderson Dana, Plt'R ~ J.. II. Leox-
ard, Deft. Before Benjamin HAltby, Jus-
tiee Of the Peace OF Farmingtcn township,
Trumbuu county, Ohio. nrr-. -rr
On the 18th day OF June, A.D. 1877, said
Justice issued an order OF AeeeEment In
the above action, for the sum off0ur dollars
and ten cents, which action II set for hear
ing on the eighth day Of August 1877, at |
O'Clock. p. m ANDERSON DANA.
July H-St
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We Sell Tobacco
By the Dbl. or pail as low as any CIeve-
land or Pittsburgh house.
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Ice Cream ParlOrs
ooen every day and evening, at McCon-
nell's. Main st.
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We Make a Speciality
or the Jobbing Trade.
GATES & DELIN
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TO PEE PEOPLE.

ININETY-NINE OUT or every
~ hundred-are tgnoraut o. the fact
that Drugs and Medicines are ~adnlterated
] TO an amazing extent. and yet nearly
1 ting disease should De free hem all i'm
Purities-FoF goods Of purity and fuHl
strength, go to 49,
city Drug Store. east aide Hsin Street
Warren. Ohio. ouuel4-tL
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wARRES, OHIO, Dec. 20, 1871.
The Finest Display

In Youths and Chiidren's Clothing to be
seen in TrumbuH County, is at the Buffalo
Clothing mporiums No. Main ST.
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Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Ohio. loot. 2-tf.
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For Sale !!
Accidents

A good family Horse. Enquire of
July II. GATES & DELHI
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Ladies Jet JeWeIry

Tnrnip Seed
At STATIONS Drug store.
Ladies Jet Jewelry.
Something nice, call and see, at HuIrs. on
Main St. June 26-tf
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lee Cold Lemonade
That can't be beat, at McConnelrs.
TruSSes /!
Christ Church. Warren.

Best assortment in Warner, -caI n see
at Allison's Drug Store ~
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CANE. RANDALL & col.

Retail Price Current. Corrected Weekly.
WARRzH. OHIO. July 30. ls72
nnyTgd
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THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. Joy 81. 1s7s.
LOCAL and

Corn in this section is thriving ex-
ceedingly well.
The Brookfeld Fair will be held
Sept. II, Il and Is.
The Forbes property on Scott street,
has been purchased by Mr.. L. Lewis.
The sickness incident to the warm
season, prevails quite extensively in this
locality.
The new postal rates are now in full
force, andNwe are again back to n cent
newspaper postage.
There were four funerals in this city
on Sunday last, and six or seven deaths
have occurred during the past week.
The people who complained of the
great heat a short time ago, are now
alarmed at the prospect of too much
rain.
The Ladies' Church Aid Society of
the N. E. c., meets on next Friday after
noon and evening. An are invited to
ta@1
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- leading characteristics of the
for the past week, have been
ays, cold nights and copious
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Trains leave FROM stations as follows:
A. 4 G.. W. II. R.-WeSf.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-30
OUR FREE LUNCH

OUR EEEE l. GNCH
-.-----,
Fanny Form, than whom no ljv.
lnS "l''"F hlN N"SH N'""', ''N''"~
for the little cMIdron, says, never pax
thpn T., he'd with n reprlut for any OF
Ma, l,.,,.,,s ~ ,,,,,,s,,,, mr. commits
'''''' y, ,..,.i.,,, l,,J
S''H'' axe a"E U,nF' '''"v "''
time for that, II You nave ever
hug il its sleep, yon conll never do
this. Seal their cioslnc eyehGS WITH
kiss aud bless. The time Wlll
co.uo, ah too soon, when they VIII
lay their heads upon their pillows,
lacking both Let them ut least have
thi, sweet mou.ory of (, happy child
hood, of whrh no future SORROW or
troaalo can rob them. Glye them
their rosy youth. Nor need This IN
voIve wild license, Tho jndhc'ons
parent Will not 81 mistake my meau-
inr. lryoU haze eyer met the man
or woman Nhoso eyes have suddenly
tru>linrIy 10 It's mothers breast, you
may have seen une Ia whose child
hoods homo dignity ana ee>c,ty
stood where love and pity shonhl
...,.....
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-30

.-Yoa don't pay at yo1r fIiend~Idps
d. you; II -, ! pHy Joh As ! w.
saving, tbpy're ike Que thruad. ~
aad by INC spi4a!o is langed, ;h'
strands 4liu away tom each o@hey,
aa5 Uegame strange yarn. W hHFs
llo 4lg pf 4pnajug .ulp TOOK. oY gnol
eppesA 70 kaey tbam eeT1a'athd |?
Iheyt0 iva y-rn. t:9M lea9siyrlh'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-30

Harry Rei!eF for Young Meu from
iha effects t.f Err4s4 aud Abuses lA caTy
&ite saaaood sestgFss Nervous eeD4'tF
eYrsd Iaipeaiman's to Manage removed
New iaeta0d oi treatment aaw and fs.
aarkatye fam8dias b1ska an El-esl4s5
seul free, i. e.,,ca ehpe5opeg
Ad3sss. HOWARD AR~OerAWoy, 10
!; sggta s!uta ST.. Pl.la9s 5a.a. "a