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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-24

Mr.. Lyman C. Howe, will speak a
Union Hall, West Harrington, during
the Sundays of February.
&C. C. Case commences a three week,
singing school, five nights a week, il
North Bristol, on Monday evening
Jan. %. Tuition Sl,OO. Books furnished
free Of charge. School closes with {
concert.
Mr.. William Richards has sold his
three Fights interest in the Girard Fur
mace to Messrs. John Tod, Evan Morris
and C. D. Arms. Mr.. Richards has also
sold his farm, adjacent to Girard, to the
same parties. Consideration between
$40. 900 and 10000.
The Trumbull Co. Musical Associa-
ton holds its next ~semi-annusl con-
ventiOn in Baconsburg, commencing
Tuesday, Feb. Is, and continuing four
days, closing with a grand concert on
Friday evening. Prof. Theo. F. Stewart,
OF New York, will conduct.
-ReY. NJ. ]. Dennis, for twelve years
a resident missionary at Jerusalem, will
deliver three lectures on Egypt and the
Holy Land at the Disciple Church in
Warren, on Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday evenings Of this week. Admis-
sion free. All are invited to ate nd.
The s~emi-annual examinations of
the public schools Of Gustavus COM
menced on Monday last in sub-district
No. l, and will be continued from day
to day, concluding with the examination
in the 9th sub-district, on Wednesday
next. The Board Of Education invites
parents, and others interested, to attend
the examinations.
A few nights ago a brace of burglars
forced open the kitchen window of the
house of Mr.. c. W. Tyler, in this place,
and entered. Mr.. T. heard them and
they seem to have heard him coming to
see what was going on, as he observed a
couple Of young men make lively tracks
for some unknown destination. They
secured no booty for their trouble.
Died near Bellevue, Iowa, Dec. II,
1871, Mrs.SARAH SIMMONS, in the ninety
seventh year of her age. The deceased
resided in TrumbuIl county from 1926
to 1874. In 1927 her husband, John
died. Mrs. Simmons lived to
be a neutrality-suspicious.. She was
the mother o twelve children, the grand
mother of sixty, the great-grandmother
of fifty, and the great great-grandmother
six.
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~ NOW 10 30 NeSl.|
Forty years ago Illinois was as Ear West
as most people wished to 20, and journeys
were made in the legendary Prairie Sehoon-
err but in these days Of Progress and Inn
provement, the word wes4 has come to
mean Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado,
California and the Territories, and the traT.
eler reaches almost any point therein by q
splendid line OF road.
This line Of railroad Is the Burlington
Route, which starts from Chicago, over the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy r. r, from
Indianapolis ever the indianapolis. Bloom
ington & Western Short Line, and from
Logsnsport over the Toledo, Peoria & War
saw r. r., and running through BURLING-
TON, reaches Omaha, Lincoln, Nebraska
City, st. Joseph, Atehison. Leavenworth and
Kansas City, conneSting with the Union
Pacific, Kansas Pacific and other railroads
running from those cities
Always go "By way Of Burlington" and
you will be sure to be light.
The Burlington Reute has admirably an
swered the question. How to go West ," by
the publication Of q truthfuland interesting
document, filled with facts in regard TO Time
Connections, Accommodations, rates o.
Fare, and other interesting items, and Illus
trated by q large map. truthfuliy showing
the whole West, which they distribute free
OF charge. Copies, and additional informa-
ton can be obtained by addressing, Genera
Passenger Agent, B. q ". r r, Burlington,
Iowa. Jan. 10, Sm
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Dramatic Entertainment.

The Good Templars OF Warren viii
give an entertainment at Webb's Hall,
on Tuesday evening next, Jan. SOth, to
consist Of the drama entitled The
Drunkard's Warning, tableaux, vocal
and instrumental music, etc. This
entertainment has been prepared with
much cart and study, having in view
the wants and tastes OF all classea Of
community. We think further COM
ment unnecessary, as the character and
success of every exhibition heretofore
given by this working temperance
organization, sufficiently recommends
the one now proposed to the patronage
Of the entire community. Meet them
with a full house.
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THE PITTSBURGH DISPATCH FoR 1872.
Parties wishing a frst-class daily paper
should by all lea subscribe for the
Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch, one of the
largest, liveliest and cheapest papers in
the United States. The Dispatch has
been established over a quarter Of a
century; is independent in politics, adj
~vocating always those measures which
promise the greatest possible good to the
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thirty-siX columns of matter, embrac-
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most reliable market reports, the latest
cable kilograms, the freshest Legislative
news, the latest Congressional reports,
the fullest local reports, with ali the
news by mail, including the most inter-
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Geographic market reports, from all
points of importance,-East and West,
and much other matter of IN entertain
ing and instructive character. The Dis
patch is furnished by mail at IS, 90 a year,
or may be had from our agents in any
town or village within n hundred and
fifty miles Of Pittsburgh at fifteen cents
a week.
To those wishing a good and reliable
city weekly we would recommend the
Weehty Dispatch, one of the handsomest,
cheapest and most reliable weeklies
published. The Feeklv Dispatch gives
thirty-six columns of matter, printed in
clear large type, and is one of the hand
soonest, as it has long been one of the
cheapest, weeklies in the country. 1t
contains all the latest news of the day
political, commercial and general-snd
as an entertaining and acceptable family
newspaper is moi excelled by any journal
in the State. The Weekly Dispdteh is
furnished TO sinple subseribers at 81 5O
q year, or in clubs of ten to one address
at SI,00 each, with a free paper to the
party getting up the club. Subscribers
may remit by mail either in money or
by post Office order, which is the safer
mode. Postmasters receiving subscrip-
ton for the Dispatch, either Daily or
Weekly, are authorized to retain twenty
per cent. on published rates for single
subscribers, or ten per cent. on our club
rates.
Address, O'NEIL & Rock, Publishers
Of Daily and Weekly Dispdteh.-Dispdtek
Iron Building), 67 and SO Fifth Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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EGAL, NOTICE

A~&LA
IGeorge r. johnson and Nancy johnson,
AIDert y. Allen and, Susan Allen, Isaac
Eorc0 n hannah Force and Henry l..
Force, all Of whom reside In Trumbull
County, Ohio, 0 Il. Smith and Phoebe
Smith. Britain Force and Eliza Force. who
reside respectively in the Slate Of Michigan,
William II. Weir and Mary Weir, Abigail
Force widow and Cordeiia Force, Charles
Force and Mary Force Cwidowla and children
OF David Force. deed, residing respectively
In Portage County, Ohio, and Daniel Force,
residing in the State OF Illinois. Will take
notice that on the 18th day OF December,
1871, Cyrus Force. Of the County Of Trrmbuu,
filed his petition in the Court of Commo1
Pleas OF said county, setting forth that the
petitioner was q tenant IN common with
said Nancy johnson, In and TO the following
real estate, 70 wit: a certain tract ofland OF
which Isaac Force. ST., late OF said county,
died, seized and testate, bounded by land Of
Jas. GHlmer on east, north By the highway,
west by land Of Alex. +. Shearer and wife
and south by the county line road, contain
ing lO6 acres OF land more or less. being part
OF lot Ma. q in Newton Township. That all
the heirs and divisees OF said testator Except
Nancy Johnson and George r Johnsonl
had conveyed by quit claim deeds. their
several and respective right, title, interest
and claim in and to said premises to said
Cyrus, subject to the incumDrance Of the
life support for aid Henry L-Force. hat hi
plaintiff claims eight-ninths OF said land,
and that the said Nancy Johnson is seized
of one undivided ninth part OF the same.
The prayer OF said petition is that PARTITION
Of said lands be made in said proportions,
subject to the life support OF said Henry,
o are required to appear, plead, demur or
answer said petition by the drst day Of the
March term Of said Court, March II, lS72 as
on that day or as soon thereafter as counsel
court for an order that partition be made Of
said premises. JOHN +. BEAVER,
I'll GILLMER,
Jan. ), lS2-4t Att'ys for PIN.
L.."#. .|.|" n"
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
Cleveland wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. %, 1874.
FLoUR-The market is steady and I'M
changed. The demand is moderate. We
quote as follows:
City-made Xxx white IS 25@s so ;
Xxx amber 81 75@S 90; Xxx red No l
81 25@7 so; x red No 2 81 OO@7 25.
WHEAT-Market inactive and steady.
Nc. 4 red at SI,4s; No. 2S1,4O.
CoRN-Dull and steady 2 cars new
shelled SIC from store.
OATs-Market dull and nominally I'M
changed. Nc. l state 45c from store.
RYE-Inactive No. 2 nominally 75c
from store.
BARLEY-The market is quiet and
steady at a range Of 75c@Sl,O5 for good
to choice.
DRESSED Hoes-The market is quiet
and lower. Choice selling at $500.
LARD-The market is quiet and steady;
city kettle-rendered 9tc, in kegs; SIC in
tierces country rendered saS4c.
SAoKED MEATs-The market is dull
and steady; we quote at lie for city
sugar cured Hams; do Shoulders &c; do
Bacon Sc; Dried Beef Ice.
BUTTER-The demand is moderate and
the market unchanged. We quote at
21a22c for choice roll and tub; I5a1Sc Tor
good to medium SaI0c for Inferior.
CHEESE Market steady and quiet.
We quote as follows: Good TO prime
factory, in jobbing lots, 1S@l4e; choice
selected in 4 small way 14al4lc.
EGGs-In better supply and easier F;
fresh 31a32c; picked 2Sc.
OILs-Linseed active and steady sell
ing in l to 5 barrel lots at S2aS5c for Raw
and S7a90c for Boiled.
PoTAToEs-The market is quiet and
prices steady; the shipping movement is
light. Peach Blows are held at 65a7Oc
for car lots on track; 75c for lots from
store.
OSIoNs-The market is very quiet,
and the demand light; held at ", 0Oa2,2 rs
for Silver Skins.
piled and easier. Chickens selling at
Sa9c for live, l0a11c dressed; Turkeys
I0c live, 12al3c dressed; Ducks 10c live,
12al3c dressed; Geese zoe each.
SEEDs-Cloyer is in moderate inquiry
at S5.S0a6,00; Timothy steady at 3,25a
$50; Flax 81, 60a1,6 !.
DRIED APPLEs-Quiet at q range Of
Ease the outside for choice in q small
way.
DRIED PRAcHEs-There is a good in
quiry and the market is firm and IN
changed at 9al0c for unpeeled; lTal9c
for peeled.
RoPs-Very firm; held at 65a7Oe for
New York and Western as to quality.
CRANBKRRIEs-In fair demand at
0,O0a16,00 per Dbl. IS to quality.
BEAEs-The supply is moderate and
the market firm. Choice hand-pieked
$2,50a2,6O
WATER LIME-Demand light and mar
let steady at the following quotations
0swego and Akron $3.50 per barrel
Louisville Cement, S1,60.
SALT-Market firm and steady. Fine
g, 10; coarse S2,S0.-LeGdsr.
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EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-Splendid sleigh
ing to-day, and every team and vehicle
on runners have been brought into
requisition to improve it but it is warm
er and raining this evening and we fear
the good sleighing will not continue
long.
J. L. Walker has lately sold his hote
property to Messrs. Edwin Griffin and
Austin Lee. Consideration twenty
eight hundred dollers (S2S. 90. co. but this
includes some of the furniture. We be-
speak for the new proprietors, Messrs.
Griffin & Lee, a liberal patronage from
the travelling public.
Late rumor says that a Pennsylvania
Company has bought the P. Y. & P. r.
R., and are going to run the line in a
course from Chardon to have it intersect
with the A. & n. l.. r. R., near the south
line Of Bloomfield and then run it on the
same track to Youngstown, putting
down the third rail to accommodate the
Narrow Guage. If such is the fact, we
may see the iron horse coursing his way
through our town yet, as we are exactly
on the line and they cannot very we'll
dodge us.
Messrs. Brigden, Holcomb & Co., have
purchased a steam engine and are going
to put in a shingle machine, planer and
hatcher, &c, a little west OF the center,
and will be prepared TO do all work in
their line on short notice. CoRTEs.
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Rutter and Cheese Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Butter quiet at
1l@2Sc for Western, and 2@35c for
State. Cheese steady at l2@l43c for
common % prime,
PTFTsApRaH, Jan. 2l-Butter. Prices
q shade stronger, Prime table 23@26e.
Cheese. Supply and demand about equal:
New York Goshen 100 l64es Ohio do. Is
aisle; Ohio Factory l4al4lc.; Dairy 13s
Isle.
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from the Erie Daily Dispateh.

Judging byI the effect on the audience.
land IS not this the true criterion) the lee
tureF knew how TO evoke sympathy and TO
secure attention. The audience was hushed
in that stiffness that testiles as scarcely
anything else 70 the power oyer men OF
pathos. Again, the laugh rang ont. or a
broad smile played over the features. Nor
was The tear wanting. IS one or two touch-
ing incidents were related. " 1EEE
LOVERS of the lecture as IL should BE-, can
fail to be satisfied with that Of Prof
Mills. Possessed Of q winning presence,
graceful in dietion, with utter absence OF
pomposity and an absolute scorn OF the
Hgroundlings," who loveOnly noise and dec
lamation,i we think he must succeed
wherever a chaste stylei is appreciated.
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MeadriIle Business COLLEGE.

This institution has just entered upon its
sixth year with one hundred and twenty
five students in attendance. Perhaps no
business college in the country has risen
faster in numbers Of studentsa n POPULAR.
ty. The principal cause Of this popularit ;
is its excellent course Of study, and the PEN
manship OF the Principal. No one will fail
to feel favorably impressed who receives a
circular and catalogue from this College, as
each number is allied with beautiful Speci-
mems Of plain and ornamental penman-
ship, engraYings, &C.
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Nathan Bently, Of Rome, was instantly
killed by q tree falling upon him while
hewing ties for Murray A. Brown, in
Denmark, on Wednesday morning, Jan.
18TH. He had cut a tree nearly down on
Tuesday evening, and left il standing
and went TO work under Ii, and during
the morning the tree came down, crush
ing him.-ASht0blld Sentinel
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LIVERY & FEED STABLE.

" P. BASSETT, wOuldinform the
ll public that he has purchased the lot
formerly occupied by the Franklin House
barn, and has erected thereon, one OF the
hsst Rnd most commodiousL Livery Stables in
the State. The fact that he b q convenient
location, the best Oflivery stock; gentleman
ly N accommodating men in his employ,
Cannot fail to win Tor his stabl arIarge
share OF public patronage. M. B. viii be
happy to wait upon his old customers and
rs many new ones as will favor him with
their patronage. Call and see the new STA
bic and examine the stock. Particular at
tention given to boarding and feeding hors-
es. You cannot Ind better enjoyment than
riding in the new carriages, made by Dren-
non 4 GOist, expressly for this stable.
July lSTi,
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Gentlemen" said Sydney Smith,
as a party was sitting down to dinner,
'are We to drink like men or beasts?''
" Like men, Of course" said the
guests, well, then, we shall all get
drunk; because the beasts never dow
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Call at h. 9. Stratton & Co.'s, Drug Store,
or on VIM. Hapgood, at b Allison Drug
Store, Warren. Ohio, and get q sample bot
tie OF DR.. A. Bosches's German Syrup. Ges Of
charge. 1t has lately been introduced In
person suffering with q evere cough. heavy
cold settled on the breast, consumption, or
any disease Of the throat and lungs Il has
no equal in the world. Our regular size
bottles IS cents. In all cases money will be
promptly returnedif perfect satiEfaction Is
not given. Two doses viii relieve any ease.
Try IL.
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Inst from New York.

Latest. Newest, HRndsomest, mostStylish
Fail and Winter Millinery Just received
from the principal eastern emporiuns, this
week, at the long established and well
known Fashionable Millinery House OF c.
A. Messer. Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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The AtIantIe 4 Great Western Railroad
Company Will buy one mtllioe leet oak and
! ash lumber deliveredRt any station on theil
road. Also 5000 Cross Ties, for which q AiI
price will be paid To responsible parties
advances viii be made II desired. For par
ticuIars apply to WARREN PACKARD.
Warren. o.. Dec. I2. lsIl.
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Rnffnn HnIes

The American Combination Sewing Ma
chine Ufg make Button Holes. Miss Loretta
Blackburn. the ONCE operator, IL always on
hand, ready and t0iuin0 to give instructions
In over-seaming. n 70 exhibit a machine
10 any persons wanting TO purchase or ex-
anime the Machine that VIII do work that
cannot be done on any other machine. Call
and get q Button Hole. For sale st Kings
Jewelry Store. by A. Kirk & Co.. 7 Main So.
IAN. l7-4t
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A man arriving home at a late hour
a little the worse for too much supper,
hatless and eoatless, was asked by his
indignant spouse: where's your
hat and coat?" "Sent 'em, my dear
(hic), to the Chicago sufferers
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Prof. James p. Mills.

or Lake shore Seminary, viii deliver his
popu lar lecture on "RecolLections Of The uar
Of Tie Rebellion at Webb's Hall, Saturday
evening, January q, 1872. Doors open at Z
O'Clock. Admission % cents. Reserved seats
Is cents, For sale at the Music Store.
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The PrOhibitiOnists

OfTrumbuU County are requested to meet
In Convention, at Baconsburgh, on Wednss-
delegates to the National Prohibition Con-
vention called to meet in Columbus, Feb.
p, 1872, to nominate candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President OF the United
State. By order OF Cen. Com
JOHN Birdie, See'y.
G~ustavus, Jan. II, lsT2-2t
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January weather Record.

The following record of the weather
shows tie range of the thermometer, the
direction of the wind and the State OF
the weather, each day named, according
to the recorded observations of Mr..
4. F. Howl.
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Agents Xanfed

In Trumbull County, for Mark Train
new book. ROU0hing H,a companion volume
Address S. T. BROOKS, Nc. s, Afwate,
Buildings, Cleveland. o. dan. 24-2t
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFIcEWKsTERN RESERVE CHRoNT CLK.
WARREN OHIO. Jan. q. 1872.

OFFIcEwKsrERE RESERVE CHRoNT OLE.
WARREN OHIO, Jan. q, ls72
BEANS-S2.OO per busnel.
FLOUR-So,W 10 $500
HAH@Sl39Sl5.
OA1S-4Uc.
CORN (oldEEar SIC; Shelled CSC.
DRIED APPLES-5 to &c.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll IS tO2c,
TALLOM-6H tote
CHEkSE-Factory l2c.
HAMS.-Country cured &c
EGGS-2c.
LARD@Country rendered, 10
PORK-A,5G5.W per ewt.
POTATOES-Oc4
FLAX SEED-I6l.
POULTRY
Turkeys live &C.
dressed l2c
Chickens live &c.
4" dressed 10
HIDES-0reen, GHc. calf skinsl219S lie
Pelts l.Oo@L0
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Time is Precious.
Purchase your Christmas Presents early,
and we will engrave them in the best style.
.VAUTRoT & ACKLEY.
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The Drug Store on Main St, owned by
VIM. HapgoOd, but run as Allison Drug
Store, has been refitted up in good style and
one Of the neatest Drug Shops In the comfy.
Mr.. HapgoOd says he is able and ready 10
sell good Drugs, Sugar, &C, as low as the
lowest, and he can 10 IL.
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EFurs FursI Fursl
Ittention I,.Sav WIlI Mem.

Take your furs n sheep pelts to head
quarters, att McQuiston's Main st., War
rem. O., to get the highestPTices, and always
in cash. (dec Q-l2ts
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TIME WESTWARD.

Eastward bound passengers by Trains No.
II and 2, have no change ofcars to New York.
At HOrnellsvtlle n OF the famous Palace
Drawing Room Coach Of the Erie line is
attached to Train 10. 2. Connections 1t
Aeadville. Union and Corey for the Oil
Regions: at Corning for Rochester and points
on the New York Central and at Bingham
ton for Albany, Springfield, Worcester, Bos-
ton and all points in New England.
Westward bound passengers BY Trains No.
/ and 3, go through to Cincinnati Without
change, making connections with the Lou
isvflle short Line, or the mail steamers, for
points IN the South, southwest, and for sta
In Indiana, Illinois, Missouri Kan
s nd Colorado. Also at Cleveland for
Chicago, Mllwaukee, Omaha and thenorth-
west. -
For additional Information as to-time,
fare. and connections, apply to the local
agent. asking for tickets via the ALLAN
TIC GREAT WESTERN BROAD GAUGE
ROUTE.
Il. +. SWEETSER, Gen. Manager,
Meadville, Penn'a-
". p. sHATTUC
Genn. Passenger and Ticket Agent
Cincinnati o
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"fBurt's" Celebrated Terrace Stitch.
Rond-setped Boots, for Mems winter wear.
HUNT & SON.
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Something worth Reading

Inow offer great inducements to all who
are in need OF Clothing and other goods, for
Men and Boys wear. Ny stock must be re-
duced to make room for spring goods.
ID. NJ. LAZARUS.
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Base Balls and a Bat.

Steel traps for a rat,
I n guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies,
And Swings for the Babyis,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat.
And we are sure they ant be beat,
Certain to suit the various minds,
For we have all the different kinds,
AtTylers, No. S, Main st., Warren, Ohio
Aug. 9, lS7l-L.
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The above prices will be subject to iuctua-
tions 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 TrumbuH Nat. Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented
Come and see us. A liberal deduction al
lowed to parties that buy large quantities.
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For CisterHs.

FOR CtSteTHS,
Nothing ever discovered equal TO the
Hydraulic Cement sold by
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MatchesI Matches !

We are Now Offering
Our entire line Of dress goods OF nrst cost
GUNLEFfNGER & BRO.
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0ystersI OystersI OystersI
At the Oyster Depot, By the case, can or
dish, al James hcConnelrs.
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"Burt'so Custom Hand.seWed.
Goat top tongue Boots; light single sole, for
Mems fine wear, at S. L. HUNT SON. Main
and Market Sts.
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Have you seen the programme for Christ
mas, made out by ST. Hick9
And left at Mrs, Potter'ss No. hen you
must be quick,
For there Is q charming little article on IL
Which is something between q hat and q
bonnet.
Farther down on the LIST, m ribbons
and curls,
With necktIes and flowers to gladden. the
YofTin md a hat for your wife. and 4
bonnet for baby,
And they are AL very "nehereAs, whatever
that may be-"