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FarmingtOn..-The Political Feeling.

FarmingtOn..-The Political Feeling.
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-I notice this
morning a communication in the Gin
cinnati Commercial, of the 9Th inst, from
this place. signed n. H. H, containing
some statements evidently manufac-
tured in the chimerical brain of the
author, in which he either willfully, OF
ignorantly misrepresents the sentiments
of the good people Of this township on
the political questions of the day. He
says, at first, there were but 'three
Greeley men" in the township and he
was one ofthem; 'bHt zoO Ee car count
fifty, at least and are not without hope
of dividing the Republican vote in the
center, a few going to the Prohibition
party" Our whole vote is not far from
two hundred and thirty, Of which the
Democrats had, last fall, sixteen. Now
after careful inquiry by myself and 9TH
ers, and thorough and frank CONVERSE
tons with men (some of whom have
been named SIS decided Greeley men)
from different localities within the
township, venture the assertion (if the
vote for President was taken to-day
that aside from the original trio, and two
or three Satellites of h, there are less
than q half dozen of the Republican
party who would vote for Horace Gree
ley. The reader may conjecture the
reason why this extrsvsgant and I'M
truthful statement was sent TO the Gin
climatic Commercial (which does not
circulate in this locality instead Of our
home paper, where it could be read and
refuted. This is but another evidence
of the recklessness which seems to seize
upon men bent on mischief.
But our citizens are too we'll posted to
be sold put abody and breeches" to those
ambitious and disappointed Office seek.
ers, though led by Nj. Greeley or Nj.
Davis, whom he bai!ed from a felon's
cell They conceive that the parties in
this campaign are the old ones, and the
issues to-day are not materially changed
from those that have agitated the coun-
try for years past. On the one hand
stands the glorious old Republican party,
pointing with pride to its past record
and achievements, offering them Is a
guarantee that it will fulfill its present
promise; on the other hand the broken
cohorts of what was once called the
Democratic party, intermingled with the
disappointed and dissffected aspirants of
the Republican party, begging Of us for
Gods sake and theirs to let ''bygones be
bygones," and blot out forever their
past historyI promising wonderful
things in the future, bound together by
no principles except the grand idea Of
''Gay thing to beat Grcnt" and an in
satiable thirst for position and power
but the hoofs and ears of this animal are
too apparent to deceive any honest man,
and 1 sm glad to know that some Of the
old Democrats, even in this precinct,
will not be bought and sold like sheep
in the market. I admire their pluck
and viii not question the wisdom Of
their position If they have any regard
for the memory Of that old party, once
so successful, but now being transferred
to Greeley, Davis & Co.
OCCASIONAL.
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DAYTON Rakes.

Who sells the genuine7 We notice Mower
and Rake advertisement In last weeks
Chronicle, Of Park q Patch, and deem II
worthy Of correction. We feel it disgraces
our machine to have the wooden pitman,
wire spoke, stid bar machine compared 10
the old reliable Buckeye. They had due
notice Of the Bloomfield trial but with their
past experience, thought they had better
keep their machine in the dry so that when
they come 70 carry them over the winter
again they might not look quite 50 TlLStv.
As regards Rakes, we sell ten 10 their
one. Our lake being 5 inches higher wheels
than theirs, fourteen EpOkes, and theirs only
twelve twenty tooth, and q much better
constructed rake. II theirs is what they
all genuine, deliver us from such Rakes.-
To chow farmers how p. q p. appreciate our
rakes, we will, II they viii come to our
store. show them q letter from them to Day
ton Machine Co, ordering a lot OF rskes and
telling them they can sell . very large
amount Of them IL they only hurry them
mp. We think this alone will settle this
rake question They quote Dayton, bogus
rakes, at $500, mt Alliance 1t 5000, n
do not keep either one ofthem, nor eanthey
get them. We could follow pattern and
quote their low wheel rRkeS At t2e,oo, but
would not be mean enough to do so,
June q. KIRK d CHRISTY.
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received in right Of way, land, labor,
timber, stone or any kind Of property
at its cash value.
Subscribers will be allowed to attach
any and as many conditions to their
subscriptions as they choose, and for
this purpose special blank subscription
agreements, or propositions will be pre-
pared.
1t is expected that the Pennsylvania
Central r. r. Co. will aid in the con-
struction of the road and operate II when
finished. Also that 1t will soon be ex'
tended from Fairport to Cleveland ; and
also East from Austinburg TO Union
City, Pa, thus making the shortest route,
by many miles from Cleveland to New
York, and giving Lake County the
benefit of two rival routes East and
West-PdiHeSUiIIe Telegraph, July II.
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Deputy Sheriff BARTLETT started on

Deputy Sheriff Bartlett started on
Monday, for the Reform farm, Lancas-
ter, Ohio, having in his charge Rob't
Ross, Of the oolOred persuasion, who
was convicted some time ago for lar
ceny.
-Workmen are busily engaged build
ing the Ashtabula Warren & Youngs-
town Railroad, on the north and south,
side Of the city. On John Van Wyes
farm, south Of Warren they are,digging a
cut to the depth Of nine feet.
We were pleased to receive a call
yesterday from young friend C. G.
Burton, Esq, now Of Nevada, Mo. he
" III speLd a few days with his relatives
and friends in this city. We are glad to
ind Charlie in the enjoyment Of his us
ual good health and yigor.
The barn of Charles Merrill, Of Bris-
tolville, was struck by lightning on
Monday afternoon last, and burned to
the ground. There were in the barn, at
the time it was struck, several men and
horses, bnt all escaped uninjured. -Four
loads Of hay were burned. The loss is
about five hundred dollars. We are not
informed as to insurance.
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IlOn " ~ UcSts
This is an inquiry which everyone should
have trEthGEuy answered before he starts on
his journey, and a little cart taken in ex-
animation OF Routes will in many cases
save nue. trouble. time and money.
The &C, B. & Q r. R." running from Chi
cage, through GalesbuIg TO Burlington, and
the AZ, b. q W. Route" running from 1ndi-
annapolis, through Bloomington to Burling-
ton nave achieved n spleneid reputation In
the last two years as the leading Passenger
Routes to the West. At Burlington they
connect with b B. N. r. r n rom the
great Burlington Route, which runs direct
thro' sothern Iowa to Nebraska n Kansas,
with close connections to California n the
Territories. and passengers starting nom
ITTumbul County, on their way westward,
cannot do better than to take the BURILNG-
TON ROUTE
This Line has published 8 pamphlet called
How to 20 West" which contains much
valuable Information: q large correct map
OF the Great West, which can be obtained
free of cha1ee by addressing the General
Passenger Agent r. q II. r r. Burlington,
Iowa.
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Wool Markets.

Boston, July 18th, 1872.
The wool market has continued dull
during the greater part Of the week, the
demand being confined to such lots as
consumers were obliged to have to keen
them employed for the time being
New Western wool is arriving slowly,
and is held at a range of e5a7Oc, though
it is hardly probably that any consider
able sales could be made on the basis of
these fguers. From the principal WOOL
growing States Rdvices are still to
the effect that buyers and sellers are
apart in their views, though the latter
are gradually weakening in their pre-
tensions, owing to the failure of the
Eastern markets to respond, and the
actual transactions are mostly at q range
Of 50a60c for the general run OF Michi-
gan and Ohio 1eeces.
NEW YORK, July 18th, 1872.
The market for domestic fieeees re-
mains quiet, the necessities of neither
buyer MOI seller being sufficiently ext
gent to cause a relaxation OF views nee
essary to impart tone and spirit TO trade.
Our adyices from the West are to the
effect that there has been nj modification
of views among farmers, 60a65c still be-
ing the asking prices in Ohio. Some
sales have been made in Albany at Csc
for good State fleece. but this appears to
be a flight above the ideas of manufae-
turers, and market prices can scarcely
be said to have been definitely establish
ed. Texas and California wool is now
in good supply, but business is rather
sluggish.
PHILADELPHIA, July 18th, 1872.
There is very little movement, but
prices are without material change. We
quote Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, Xxx washed fleece, 7Oa72c; Y
do. 69a70c; medium and coarse do, ia
75c; combing and delaine do, S2aS5e.
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New York Live Stock Market.

NEW IOkks July To-
BEKvEs-Total for week 1900, against
$500 the previous week ; on sale to-day,
5000, viz: 10y cars at Communipaw, ~
at Tooth street, and 40 at Weehswk6n.-
The market was dull and prices rather
lower, that is, q better average quality
brought last weeks prices Of 7faISc as
extremes, the average being I13c. The
decline was equivalent to 4a4c, still
prime beef brought good prices, as 4 cars
choice Illinois of ST cWt at 12ia I3c, all
weighed IS and 80 lbs per ewt; 4 cars
Ohio ST cwt at 12al24c: 10 cars Kentucky
s cwt at l14al23c; 9 cars Texans of 81
cwt at sc, and 5 cars prime Texans OF
1900 lbs at lie, 56lbs per cWt. The cattle
are about all sold.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Total 21,7OO,
against 1900 last week. Good sheep
are in demand and worth &c; a few fine
lots reached &c. Lambs are abundant
and lower, or sa12c. Two cars Delaware
lambs Of 81 lbs sold at lie; a car Canada
go lbs at HE; a car Maryland 81 lbs at
lie a al 81 lbs Ohio sheep at 64c, and
a a good do, OF IS lbs at &c.
HOGs-Total 8, 800, or 1000 less than
the previous week; so cars to-day. The
market vas firm at 5sa6e for dressed.
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MEsOPOTAMIA, July 10, 1874.

EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-This afternoon
We were blessed with q splendid shower
Of rain. 1t had been some time since
rain had fallen to do much good, and all
vegetation appeared to be suffering for
the need Of it. Farmers are busy now
in their wheat harvest, and many have
commenced. hsying. Nearly all the
wheat in this town will be cut during
this week, and It is az good a r this
season as people expected. Grass is
good. Corr is doing well, but a little
later than usual. In some orchards there
will be a good supply Of fruit.
Cor Z. SPoNDENT,
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Costoria-R substitute for Castor Ola
vegetable preparation containing neither
Minerals, Morphine nor Alcohol. Its pleas
ant to take, does not nauseate, and operates
when all other remedies failed. DR.. Pitcher
has experimented fifteen years in producing
q preparation more efficient than Castor
on, without Its horrid taste. The Costoria
regulates the system; cures constipation,
stomach ache, croupe and datulency, and
kills worms. Itdoes not distress or grippe
By its quieting, soothing effect Il produces
natural sleep. and is particularly adapted
70 crying and teething children.
We desire physicians 10 test this article,
and will forward three bottles the
address Of any one 30 authenticated. Insist
but IS cents, n one bottle viii save many
doctors bills. uuly lott.
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Grant and Wilson ~

Grant and wilson J!
The Republican Voters of Warren
City and Township are requested to
meet at the Court House at 8 o'clock
Saturday evening, July 20, 1872, IN
organize a Grant and Wilson Campaign
Club. There will be speaking and a
good Tina generally.
Republicans, turn out and show that
you have not forgotten how to
"Rally round the old Flag"
A. TRUEsDELL,
PHINEAs CHASE,
G. B. KENNEDY,
HENRY J. HARSH,
City and Township COMMITTEE.
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School Board Election.

The qualified electors OF the Union School
District, composed Of the city OF Warren
and territory thereto attached, for school
purposes, are hereby notified that an elec-
ton for two () members Of the school Board
Of said District, each to serve for threeyears
will be held at the Court House, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m. and 5 O'Clock
p. m. on Tuesday, July 3, 1872.
By order Of Board Of Education
]. HARMON, Sec'y,
Warren, O., July 10, IS72-2t.
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Are You Going West

II so, take our advice, and purchase your
Tickets over the old reliaole ana popular
UIEsOurf Pacific Railroad, which Is positfuel0.
the only Line that rum three Daily Express
Trains from St. Louis 70 Kansas City and
the West! and is, positively, the only Line
which runs Pullman's Palace Sleepers and
fine Day Coaches (especidlyJ or m~OreTDequtp-
ped with Milleris SAFETY Platform and the
Patent Steam Brske. from st. louis TO Kansas
CITY, Fort Scott. Parsons, Lawrence, Leaven-
worth, Atchison, st. Joseph, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs, and Omaha, tgithOla chang
For Information in regard to Time Tables,
rates, &c, TO any point in Miss Dur1, Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Texas on California.
all upon or address S. H. Thomr son. Agent,
Missouri Pacific r. r. Columbus, Ohio. or E
A. Ford, General Passenger Agent,St. Louis,
No. No. hOtlble 10 anslCeT questions.
March q. 1872
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In a suit for damages instituted by a
passenger who was elected from a train
from New York to New Haven, on the
gre1nd that his ticket was from New
Haven to New York, the Supreme Court
Of Massachusetts, recently decided that
the ticket was good either way inasmuch
as it represented money paid for a pas
sage between those points. This decision
is of considerable interest to the travel
ing public.
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Jubilee Song.

Dame Fashion has issued her latest decree,
Jubilee;
Come al who are planning I go to the
Hub"
To attend Nj. 0Ilmore's musical club,
And those who are elected at home TO stay,
Come look at our styles, without any delay,
And fling our old hats to the moles and
bats,
And buy our lofty Jubilee Hats; rs
And in the words Of the famous 81. G.
THAT Is what know about the great
Jubilee. Z. POTTER & co.
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WARRKN, O., June 8. ls72
Moving Trial

Held on the farm OF Jas. Cottle, ON June
a, 1874, the following Machines were in the
test, viz: Buckeye, Wood. and Champion
After q careful test with the dynomometer,
the following result was obtained:
Buckeye, tiUo tests, LIST l0S d ID. lO8 n
Wood, LIST Il8b ID. u5h
champion. LIST E0b
The test was taken by men drawing the
Machines, and no one on the same.
DWIGHT SMITH,
RICHARD DUNCAN.
June %. 1871,
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But a modest fact, that am making bet
Ter york than is made in Northern Ohio, and
az good as is made at any Gallery IN N
country. and invite the criticism Of the beSi
Judges as TO what 1 am saying, for / wish nc
laurels hat l 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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The above prices will be subJectto inetua-
lions with other markets, always aiming TO
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap as the cheapest. Remember the place.
next door to McLain's ShOe Store, in room
formerly occupied by Trumbuu Nat Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented
Come n see rs. A liberal deduction al
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Butter and Cheese MarkeL

New York, July 15.-Buttsr dull
Sales Western at 10aI6e. Cheess-Heavy
at 7a101c.
CINCINNATI, July 15.-BUTrER-De-
mand good at full prices. Sales choice
at 1Sa20c.
PITTSBURGH, July 15.-Butter-Prime
choice finds ready sale at 15a16c per ID.
Inferior rejected. Receipts SO packages.
lCheese-Receipts 70 boxes. Goshen I2i
sI3c; Factory 1lal2c; Dairy IOIal1e; per
lb. Demand limited.
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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 dong
business cannot fail to please the trade
Their stock is immense. Go and see
them.
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Base Balls and a Bat,

Steel traps Tor q raj.
Fine guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for he Ladies',
And Swings for the BabyE,
Sewing Alachines, thai are very neat,
And we are sure hey can't be 0eat,
Certain to suit the various minds,
For we nave all the different kinds,
At Tyler's. No. g. Main St. Warren. Ohio
Aug. 9. US7l-tf.
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No Bogus

Wholesale House in New York, Phila-
delphia, Rochester or Buffalo. Ny clothing
and other goods are bought from good re-
liable first class houses. at the lowest mar
ket prices. Come and buy, you must be
convinced. Tickets free, open at all hours
OF the dag and evening. D. NJ. LAZARUS.
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We have laid out over thirty beautifully
located town lots, east OF Red Run, on the
Vienna Road. VIII be sold at fair and rea-
sonable prices, on long time n easy pay
ments, suit purchasers, Enquire Of
WIN. R1TEZEE,
and 7. ]. McLAIN, JR.
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Ny stock OF Clothing, Hats, Caps. Trunks
and Trimming Goods, Is full in every de-
partment You can't leave without buying
II you viii call on yours truly,
D. A.LAZARUS.
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Wanted.

A Professor Of Penmanship in the Western
Reserve Seminary, Addres with samples
and reference, 6. W. BEATTY, Prin.
July IT-2r West Pennington; O..
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Canton.

Every genuine box Of Dr.. HcLdin's LipT
PHs bears the signature Of Fleming Bro'Gy
Pittsburgh Pa, and their Private United
States Stamp. 90 Take no other" b
market is full of limitations.
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Accidents

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one mfliOa dollars. Apply to
Ohio. loot. H-tf.
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HTOu doutKuoW

What you want in the way Of Clothing
call at the Buffalo Clothing Store and they
viii hnd 1t for you. No. 2Aain St
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Christ Church, Warren.

Divine service every Lords Day. both
morning and evening, at the usual hours,
and on Thursday evenings. SEATS FREE,
To all who will worship with us q cordial
welcome is extended. The ushers will
cheerfully provide seats for al b come.
Anr1 lT-ff
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Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits.
Oct IS II. WALDECK.
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All Who Have

Not seen the new Patent Self-Rcting
Spring used 1 Trunks would do well 70 call
at the Buffalo Clothing Store and examine
their great superiority over the old fash.
toned straps formerlV, and stin used.
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~ Eases
Fresh Cove Oysters, just received n for
sale by the case or can, at way down prices,
at James McConnellE.
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wArnrx. Uz1O. Dec. 20. is7l.

WARREN, OHIo. Dec. ~, isIl.
Insurance AgeneyOf Whittlesey Adams,
Market Street.
HIMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY," ofLondon established lSO3.
Paid up capital and accumulated funds.
Eight Million Dollars, Gold ~unimpaired
by recent losses.
we are justided in Swing that there Is
NO sTRoNGER purely Fire Insurance Com
pany IN this country than the "IMPERI-
ALL With no Life liability, Its large
Capital and Assets are solely N only for
protection against fire. We present IL for
patronage, with assurances that any losses
occurring under our issues, will have that
prompt attention which in the past has
been a marked feature OF this Agency.
WHTTTLESEY ADAMS,
Managing Agent for Co.
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A city Express Wagon for delivering pro-
duce or goods Of any class. to All parts OF
the city. Leave your orders at N. Y. EoKs
City Drug Store. G. L. RAWDON.
July H-5t
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Teas Rnfailad

Teas Retailed
Almost as low as they were before Horace
Greeley went crazy. Prices reduced 10 TO %
cents a paund July LIST. Hoyt 4 Spear. No.
s Main ~.
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lHO AIbt8I
And most select stock OF Fashionable
Clothing ever seen in Trumbull county, and
at prices that all will acknowledge to be
lower than the lowest Is at the. Buffalo
Clothing House, No. 2 Main St
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DAILY PanhrH.

Morning and Evening Daily Cincinnati
Depot, one door south OF the Post ONCE,
Warren. o.
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40 Cents n Pom d.

Fresh Green and Black Teas received last
week. We are selling them at % cents a
pound reduction from old prices. Hoyt &
Spear, No. ) Main st.
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Buy Your Clothing,

For q Good Square Neal
60 Il McConnelPs Main st., Restaurant
and Bakery
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June %, 1871.
Closing Out Sale.

am oneringa nne stock Of Greenhouse
July& A. T. HoYT.
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All In Want
Ofa Dolly Warden or Grand Duke Hat,
should go 70 the Buffalo Clothing House.
next door to Trumbun National Bank.
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HnuSe and Lot for Sale.
What 1 Know about Red Horse Pow.

VIM. F. Porter's House and Lot on South
Street. Is not sold. as reported in the Con-
~stitution, but is for sale low for cash.
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Ice Cream Parlors
open every day and evening. at Neon
nell's. Main ST.
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Every Thing

For Men and Boys, OF d. NJ. Lazarus, he
makes no false promises. but will give TO
one and all their moneys worth.
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From old prices. We have reduced tn
price OF all u Teas, from 10 70 ~ cents pc
pound. HO1T q SPEAR
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And Yellow Barrel, may not suit the
artistic taste of all but the prices and quail
ty of STATIONS Sugars. Coffee and Teas
will, every time. Try a sample.
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A New Departure

Bartlett & Herzog say they are worth all
the horse powders in the market. II. g.
StrRtton & Co are the agents.
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MaI!by's H. & M's.
And all the other popular brands. at Nc
COnuelpg-
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Town Lats for Sale.

For Sale.
A good platform spring Wagon. Price
$1,000 A. I. H0YT.