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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-17
THURSDAY, January Is, 1873.

between the hours OF 10 o'clock. m, and
Sp- m. the following described real estate.
as the property OF Nancy Drake, deed, Wis
Situate in HOwlend. Trumbull county, o.
bounded: beginning at the renter or tle
plank road leading from Warren to Niles At
the northeast corner Of the school house
lot, thence westerly along the line OF said
lot twelve chains to n stake thence northsr-
" to land Of RoSannah L. Wells; thence
easterly along Wells south line level chains
to the center Of said plank ROAD; thence
along the center OF said road to the place OF
beginning, containing about four S6-lO0acres
OF land, more Of less, subject TO highways
TeTms:-One-thiTd at sale; One-third il
three months. and balance in six months;
deferred payments TO be upon interest.
JAS. HOYf, Admir-
Of Nancy Drake, deed.
W. 7. SPEAR. Atty.
Dec IN Is-V At
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
OThe State of Ohio. TrumbulI County, IS
James Cassiday, In TTumbul
VS.. Common Pleas.

- AAAl
Ezra Haskell, ct.
BY virtue OF an order ofsale issued out OF
I the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbun Co.
Ohio, in the above named ease. tome direct
ed and delivered. 1 have levied upon and
shall expose to public sale at the door Of the
Court Hous in the city OF Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, Feb. IL, A. d. 1872.
at two o'clock, p. m. Of said day, the follow
ing described lands and tenements, Sub
feet 10 the dover estate Of Ann Haskell in
50 acres therefrom, assigned TO her in the
northeast corner Of said premises) to-wit
In the township OF LOrdstOwn. in said u
ty and State, being an undivided three
hfths ofone hundred and twenty-five acres
ofland, being part OF lots i've and six in
said township. and being the same lands OF
which Moses Haskell died seized. and the
same being the share Of said land. then Own-
ed by said Ezra Haskell, of the estate OF his
father, the said Moses Haskell.
Appraised at -. Terms Cash.
g. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office. Warren. o.. Jan. II, lS725t
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W. 7. sREAR. Atty.
Dec %, lS7L-4t
SSIGNEEtS safe

A SSIGNEEiS SALE.
1.-THE undersigned will offer for sale ar
puOllc auction, on the premises,on Wednes-
day. the 3lst day OF January, 1917. between
the hours OIL and 4 O'Clock, p m; the undi-
vided interest Of job NJ. TreW in the pap
erty known as the Newton Falls Cheese
Factory. said property consists Of the W.
story frame building on part OF Lot i9, in
the village OF Newton Falls, n the land
on which said building StandStogether with
certain tights as conveyed by deed from
John F.. Beaver and vie 70 said Trsw and ].
and w. Herbert, dated Aug. -. lSG0 and also
an addition to said building standing on
LAM OF Allen HOyle. aud verbally leased TO
rhe parties, together with the fixtures and
implements OF a cheese factory, lei as
Watts, Screw Presses, Hoops. Racks, Scales.
Boiler and Pipes, Cans, Curd-knives, de-
The interest Of said Trew in the property.
real n personal. as determined by the ap-
praisers, Is about II twenty-sevenths Of The
whole. and will be sold entire to the highest
responsible bidders.
Terms made known at time ofsale-
]. z. PORTER. Assignee
OF John N. TreE.
Newton Fails, TrumbRll Co, D., Dec 2s-5e
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-17

The street gamins of st. Louis
snowballed Alexis during his visit to
that city. When the Duke appeared
in the procession, he was instantly
recognized, aud with a chorus of yells,
/" There's the Jukel Z" "GIve it to the
son Of a Gar" the mitrailleuse of
snowballs was discharged. Royalty
dueked beneath the fast descending
missiles. Rueking, however, availed
not, and Alexis feigned q smile while
the cold snow sifted down his neck.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-17

The New York san publishes news
from DR.. Livingston, by way of Ken
lucky. A writer, who signs himself
P. Fardy, writes to thst paper from
New Liberty, KY, January :, as fol-
lows: 1 am about four months out
from Africa. 1 was on Tanganyika
Lake in July, and left ZANZIBAR on Au-
gust 81. Twas not in Ujji, but was
in Kaseh. l heard there that DR..
Livingstone had been forced to marry
a negro wife, and though in safety,
was not allowed to leave. I came
from ZANZIBAR on the Dutch steamer
Mauritz, bound for Hong, whence 1
came to San Francisco.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-17

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"a REAL ESTATE-Pursuant to order
or Probate Court OF Trumbu1 County, Ohio.
l will sell at auction. at the south door OF
the Court House, in Warren. Ohio, on
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He who would a home obtain
By going West, must there remain
But he who would for courage lack.
Will come out here and then go back.
Great barns and houses they can't see,
Ihear them say, This don't suit me"
Large trees on prairies are not found,
Then back to Trumbull they are bound;
They give the West An awful name,
And say out there there1s noigame.
But right here I will stop, and simply
say that they are mistaken; they did not
stay long enough to see it. I can say
for one in the language of the poet, that
I am glad I came to Kansas. More anon,
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Newton Falls, Jan. II. ISL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-17

The HoL. Daniel d. Pratt, Senator
from Indiana, weighing over four
hundred pounds, and one Of the mem
bers of Grants Retrenchment Com
mittee, entered a Twenty-third street
stage at five O'Clock last evening to
proceed up town, and after taking out
his wallet to pay his fare, put the
same back in his pocket. Shortly
after leaving the stage, the Senator
found that his wallet was gone but
who had robbed him he could not
tell. OF course he could not suspect
the respectable looking young lady
who sat beside him. The wallet con-
tanned a draft for $500, United States
notes to the value of Sol, and some
very valuable private papers. Upon
-ascertaining his loss, the Senator sent
a friend to Police Headquarters to
give the detectives the particulars.
The gentleman, however. could give
no idea or description Of the thief. II
is a remarkable fact that Senator Nor
ton, the other Senator from Indiana,
was robbed of his wallet containing
$1,000 on the cars atJersey City about
a month ago.-N. Y. Sun.
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The Treaty Of Washington.

No little opposition is beginning to
be developed to the twenty-eighth
and thirtieth articles of the treaty of
Washingtonr Representatives of the
commercial interests of the great
lakes are in Washington, eontending
that these provisions will have the
effect, if ratified and carried into
effect, to transfer to British owners
a monopoly of the carrying trade and
ownership of lake tonnage to British
hands, inasmuch as British vessels
can be built and sailed at from thirty
to forty per cent. less cost in the
present condition of our currency,
and excise taxation, than American
vessels can be built and sailed, and
that in view of this fact, the United
States will gain nothing, while giving
up their own commerce for the mere
privilege of entering with American
vessels into Canadian ports. 1t is
said the mercantile interests of New
York, Boston and Portland are also
beginning to be moved by the same
considerations. The probabilities are
that the commercial interests thus
affected will cOnspire with the fishery
interest for their common protection
by endeavoring to defer action upon
the subject until it can be more
thoroughly investigated, or perhaps
reOpened for diplomatic negotiation.
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WAKRES. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IL 1879.
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1.-THE following extract, taken from
a private letter to a gentleman in this
county, shows a gloomy state of af-
fails in Colorado
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-17

WILLIAM RIrEzEL Editor and PrspTissor.
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TERMS 80, 90 per Year in Advance.
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EVENING STAR.

DIVORCE .,OIREEs-The Chicago Tin<s saws:
divorce parties are coming in fashion in this
civ Social philosophers cay that all great
Questions pass through three stages, viz:
ridicuIe ar aument, adoption. Chicagoans have
travelv encompassed them all, so far as divorce
j. concerned. and as the world knows, nov revel
in undisputed luxury OF t1li possession. In fact,
Ike Ali kindred events, such as births and mar
Tiares Il celebrated with festive proceedings
The West Division witnessed an affair of this
sort last evening. There WAS q large gathering,
and the newly made widow received the con-
CALCULATIONS of friends aud relatives with as
much pleasure As wOuld a newly welded wife
after the ceremony of marriage. A handsome
s'divOrce cake" WAS one of the features Of the
occasion. 1t was mounted by a handsome mono
gram, the letter I'D. )" for divorce, being inter
tWiHed With the lady's name before her mar
Rage. There were also some highly suggestive
PRESENTS.
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Rl W. I. JOHNSON
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
pennsylvania avenue, corner Sd street east.
TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
i PFRRPEeI aNp FR9ET,SG 9N s0gTH
TMEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND lsr
STREET EAST, AT AUCTION
A. By virtue of deed of trust, bearing date on
- the 26'h day Of October. I'D. 1855, and recorded
lin liber j. A. s., No. l03, folos 4S4, 49, 49, 467
and 4sS, one OF the land records for Washington
county. IN the District of Columbia, and at the re-
guest OF the holder of the note secured shall offer
Tor sale, at PUBLIC auction to the highest bidder
Of June, A. D. l42, ct $50 O'Clock D. m, the fol-
lowing named property situate. lying and being in
the city OF Nashington, in the District of Columbia
VIZ Ihe eastern half OF lot numbered seventeen
tH,l IN SQUARE numbered six hundred and eighty
eight. $751; and also part of lot numbered eighteen
u.s. IN same square, and adjoining the above-men,
toned property having front of ten (lol inches on
south street, and running back with that width 10
the rear OF said lots ling the whole front about
twenty seven feet, running back to 30 foot alley
WIN tne improvements, which consist of good two.
Story brlck House, with store room and a two.
story back building and lar &c back building
The terms OF sale are: One-fourth of the purchase
money to be paid in cash; the balance in three sepa-
rate equal Insta ments payable respectively in six
WE'VE and eighteen months, with interest from The
be taken secured by deed of trust on the premises
sold. or the whole of the purchase m 1ney NAV be
PAID IN cash, at the option Of the purchaser. The
ustee reserves the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defaulng purchaser if the
purchaser falls to comply with the terms of sale
and stamps at cost OF the purchaser. A deposit OF
. 40 required at time of sale
EDWARD SIMMs, Surviving Trustee
JeiOd6ds W. T. JOHNSON, Auct.
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fI-John Hay has three distinguished feathers
"A fierce mUstache, the authorship of Little
Breeches," and of having made s1OO, 900 in Erie
stocks within a year.
g-The independent thinks that when a child
j. whipped just as hard for breaking a dish as
for breaking a commandment. there il need
that somebody should pray for his parents that
they nav he able to dstins Iish between things
T. al differ
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. lO0l northwest corner 10th and sis.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkOPERTY AT AUCTION-BRIO HOUSE
situated on the southeast corner of Rhode Island
Ia By virtue of a deed of trust dated June 9,
G; 1871, recorded in Iber 6E, folio 81, &c, of the
shland records Of Washington county. District
OF Columbia, and by direction of the holder of the
notes secured thereby, we will SELL at public auction,
on the premises, on MONDAY the Gath day of
June, lS72, at oflock m, all that piece or par
Gel OF ground in " ashington city, District of Co
iumeia, known and designated as lot numbered one
hundred and three of Lanckton's subdivision
OF Joseph +. kely's sub1ivis n of lots loo, lpl,
and 02 of the west halt of square 35 recorded in
the Office OF the surveyor of said city, the same
fronting fifteen feet on Rhode Islapd avenue aud
thrtyeight ~ 100 feet on 10th street, improved by
three-stOry Brick House.
Terms Of sale: So cash, together with interest
at 10 per cent from December 2, 1871, and the ex
penses OF this SALE balance in and IL months with
interest, secured by notes and deed of trust the
property. S2O down when the property is struck
OFF. Stamps and cOnvevancing at purchasers cost
Ii the terms of sale are not complied with within d.
days from the day Of sale, the trustees the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defaulting purchaser.
r. p. DODGE, r,.
p. A DARNEILLE.i trustees.
jill GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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DIED.

OxEUs
CAILAN: In this city, on Friday June 18th
lS72, IDA VIRGINIA, aged months, dsugbter Of
0has Cons. and Ida A. Callan.
GALT. On the morning OF the 18th instant.
III E u, infant child Of James v. and Emma
Funeral Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock.
THfsON. On the Iith instant, at LIS a. M 4,
LOOilE infant daughter of Thomas NJ. and
Maggie 4. Thyson, aged months and Is days
The relatives and friends IF IA uy are respect
FULLY invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
denee OF her grandmother, Mrs. Sarah A. Kestne ,
Lincoln Avenue road, near Glenwood Cemetery, on
to.morrow, saturday y June Is, at 10 O'Clock g. m
MaEELER. On Thursday night, the 18th instant,
age. " 49, v mn
The deceased was . native Of Massac b usetts, bat
ior the isst forty years . resident Of Wsshin9ton
he was noted for his quiet unobtrusive habifs And
s s ss VEL e great His prudent consideration
friendly disgo:iton 20 ALL enabled him 70 travel the
journey OF HE without legal conflict or perso nal
enemy. De has passed away, leaving only the
regret 70 the living that good Q citizen and 40
kino nature should cease to exert it dstiy
The friends and aequaintances Of the deceased ara
n pyea 70 ssfsnd n: funeral On Saturday. q
street, between 10th and lltk.
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by B. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Anctioneer
729 9TH street, between g and Ii.

BY virtue of deed Of trust to me, executed by
ki:s IRAN Y. Trimble, ON the l4th day OF October
1871, and Gully rec orded in Liber No. 662, folio
20, or OF the land records for Washington county,
der, in front Of the premises, on MONDAY. the lst
day o. Jn,y next, at O'Clock p. M, the equitable
right OF the said Trmbe in and to lot of gtound In
the CITY OF Washington, c., known aad designated
on The plan Of said city as Lot 81 in
less, and improved by good Frame Dwelling. The
said properly L. subject to prior deed of trust for
the sum OF u 400 made for the benefit Of the "
mems savisg ard Trust Company. and this sale is
trust. ~ VI
Terms: Cash on the making of the deed. de
post OF $50 required at the time OF sale. All con
Ieyancipg and stamps at purchasers cost. If the
tee reserves the right to resell At purchasers cost.
j. STANLEY JONES, Trustee
jel4 eotd B. III WARNER Anct
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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
" No. lOOl northwest corner of 10Th and d sts

~ NC. iVOA northwest corner OF 10th and ID sts.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE oE
M a ts q nisHsRDocK' IN SQUARES No. 60
IA By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
G%A Court Of the District Of Columbia, in Equity
w. d. G.. Murdoch ct al, we viii sell at public
aucti.n; in front Of the premises, on WKDNEsDIY,
,h he IN cay OF une ia2, at O'Clock m,
In our subdivision of Square No. 81, bounded by
> street, Connecticut avenue, Boundary and 10th
Let ], Is feet inches by 90 feeta two-story Frame
Los IS and q each 10 feet inches by % feet. two
Lott, with old Brick Building; fronts % "a feet on
Lots 4. 8, 9, IL and Is; no improvements
In stars subdivision of Square 1871, between 18th
Lot is, With two story Frame House.
Lots and q, each with ostory Frame, unfn-
Lots u, g, 30, ~ and "A; no improvements.
In SUBDIVISION OF Square B3-
Parts Of Lots A, and D, n fronting % feet o.
18th street, between Il and streets, by 90 feet
In depth, and improved with two stery Frame
These Houses are of a eenteel plan. Each Houss
has two parlers and hall. with Kitchen in back
building, and has also four chambers and passage:
IN paed ARDS from u to l6 feet In depth, and
The vacant Lots above mentioned are eligible
rising in value and within three squares ooly ~
street railroad nov in course of construction and
Its branch running north to Boundary street il still
some and commodious dwellings or proftsbis i In.
vestment, . rare opportunity.
monthly payments, with interest at ten per centum
from the day Of sale, secured to aud
ss Of sa
p a and TIE
exhibited 4 IN X. r I'M nS &; rsTriIsaeLY
MHi sS &. 6 SitEESfii Receivers.
jel4 d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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WRoUGHT AND CAsT-IRON WORK.

ofos az Ne Ssspsrftssas sres,f.cs. Ju,e la t<s
e.esS IT f,sss wi Be receiyed 81 this snscs
ui.til Y JUNE II. lisa, Cor furnisl ms. dsliv-
efing, ntune ane putting in place the wroaghi aud
Sast iron work u the two Chimsey shat, tes
window frames, Window shutters. Daor Fr.mr.-
Doors and their hnisi nss. the i've Iron starcs.-.
40 the Ornamental FinishiuGs Of the ceaoes Of the
MINT and the Assistant Treasurer, &C, ~ ssa
frsncisoo, Cal, al as exhibited on the drawings,
assoie.d m the spoothestons, and called Tor In the
An sesfOldlnE required By the CONTRACTORS TO pu,
the work IN place viii De furushed by the Goyern-
ment Tee OF charge, hat will be erected b. the
PrOpcsal. viii he made by the vSec.. hueai foot,
and cast irsn work Ss provided for in the following
schedule.
The WORK will Dot be subiiViaed among aifg-rcut
bid lers, but will be considered Ia the Aggrerate
PSymeuts viii b. made ulonih ly. Gelncting zen
per osBt until the final emp elton q the lntract
All bids must be accrmpAntc ed b. penal baud, IN
the sgIs Of twenty Eve Thousand { - 0al lliar.,
that The bidder III accept ana perform IN. contrast
eertihed by The Cni;ed ststes Judre. Clerk 81 the
teited states Court, OF District Attorney Of the dis
ulot where he resides.
1he Department reserves ths right 90 reject a,y
OF ali bids, II IL be deemed Tor ne interest 81 the
Government 60 do 20, and any bid that IL ~; made
on the printed form 90 be obtained In this m CO ara
does net conform IN every respeCt O. the reg ure-
ments Of this sdNertisenent, viii BE- considered
who Dot themse Ives engaged Ia the ture
of wronght cast-iron work, aud who have uot IN,
necessary facilities Tor getting cut the work
IL being important that the building should he
musi in all cases state the time that they will reqnirs
for the performance of the contract, which will he
considered IN awarding the bid.
Proposals will be Endorsed " Bids for Iron Work,
ieS-l2t Treasury Department.
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pY LATIMER Il CLEARY,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue aad 18th street
Star Once Buildings
CHAECERY SALE OFvALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE.

AA By virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court
En2 ot the District of columbia, Il will sell at pub
M-lic sale, on the premises, on FRIDAY, the
day of June, 1872, at Ga O'Clock p. m, part of
lot number one, ID in square number four hun
dred and ninety four. 49, in Washington, ID. G. :
Beginning for the same at the distance of twenty
(2Ol feet east trora the southwest corner of lot,
and running thence east with south street thir-
three 1881 feet; thence north ninety 100 feet
(5Nnches; thence west thirty le) feet thence south
to point of beginning. with the improvements
thereon, consisting of Frame House.
Terms: One.third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, and the residue in six and twelve
ments to be secured by the purchaser note, bear
ing interest from day Of sale. Upon full payment of
the whole Of such purchase money and interest, and
upon final ratification of such sale by the court and
not before, the Trustee fs to convey the said real
estate to the purchaser in fee simple. Terms to be
complied with within five days; otherwise the prop
erty to be resold at purchaser risk.
and stamps at purchasers cost. A deposit of SIS
will be required at time of sale.
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee.
ie4 eo6ds LATIMER 4 CLEARLY, Aucts
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10y W. L. WALL CO., Auctfoneers,
II Oris inal Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
No. 80 Louisiana ave bet 9Th and 10th streets
~ On MONDAY MORNING, June 18th,
L~N commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell the
- entire Effects OF Offutt Co 'sLivery Stable,
on 9th street, below Pennsy lvania avenue. We
name in part, viz:
II HEAD OF HORSES AND MARES,
Of which full description will be given at the SALE
One Fall-top Buggy, one Rockaway.
One No-top Buggy. one Buck Board.
Single and Double Harness
Saddles and Brides Fly Nets, Head Halters
Cutting Box, Lap Blankets and Sheets
Curry Combs, Forks, Rskes, &c, &c.
FEED.
bay, Straw, Corn. Oats, Shorts, kc., &C.
Two Horses to be sold TO pay livery and charges
We call SPECIAL attention to the above sale as the
sale Is peremptory on account of Messrs. Offutt 4
Go having to give up the premises to the railroad
company. VIM l.. WALL Il CO., Aucts
Jel4 Republican COPY Monday
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AUCTION SALES.
TONNRROW.

III LATIMER h CLEARY,
- Auetisrcers and Heal Estate Broksa
coefawest corner Of Pennsy Ania ave. and Hin 81
Star Once Bcii6ings.
CRIMSON REP DARLos sUITE-I PIEcEs,
OIHER PARLuR Ard NINR gHaMBEs
EURNlIURK CONSISTING ~ PABr OF
NE! M1naTEBLh,I3P; WALNUT AID PAINTED
5REsSEs; FEAThER BEDS. BOLsIEhs AND
b bfnaGLVWs, kARSE Lot OF EINE Old MA.
GLASSWARE, STOVES, kITCHEN REQUI-
SiTEs, &C ALSO, ONE SMALL BUR6-
LAB PROOF SAFE, AT At CTION
q On SATURDAY MORNING., June 18th,
" lS2 CONNIE ncins At 1 o O'Clock, we shall sell,
IN froDt CT aactio2 rooms, a large asso I'm -nt
tof the sbo=e rae Acknowledgements with nu'
merous othef-aSficses.
Terms: Cash. LATIMER & CLEARY,
Jl32 p Auctioneers