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Card of Thanks,


Mr.. EDITOR 1T is due from me 70
my church and congregation and friends,
to give thanks for a late expression Of
kindness. Not long since, they came,
with smiling faces, kind words, full
baskets and friendly hearts, doubtless,
and took possession Of the parsonage.
For an afternoon and evening we be-
came guests, without care, but with
abundance. Besides, more than twelve
baskets full" left, there were SI94SS,
which has since been increased by par
ties unable to be present to over 10000.
This is supplemental TO the salary paid,
and not deducted from it, which would
be too mean and unchristisn to be
thought of by such noble men and
women. Now, I wish through the
columns Of your paper to give one and
all who took a part in said voluntary
offering and kindly demonstration, my
sincere and heartfelt thanks. (Ofcourse,
when I say "I'' I mean my wife too, for
we are ORe.)
If there is anything of promise (and
what Christian doubts it?) in the words
of the Master, "Inasmuch as We have
done it unto one Of the least ofthese, my
brethren, We have done it unto me.n
Matt. XIV. 4o), we may encouragingly
pray that when their giving TO and
cheering on brethren " here is over
with them, their greeting into another
and happier state of being may be,
Come, ye blessed of my Father" etc.
Matt. XIV. 81
All we a give them in return are
faithful ministerial labors and fervent
prayers, Of which they may rest assured.
May their lives be useful, their ends
peace, their future glorious!
J.. C. BURNELL,
Pastor of Cong. Ch., West Pennington, O.
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ATwATER, February LIST, 1872
Resolutions Of Respect.
GIRARD LODGE No. 4S2, I. o. o. F.
GIRARD. o., Jan. p, 1872,

GIRARD LODGE No. 49,, I. o. o. F.
GIRARD, o., Jan. p, 1872.
WHEREAS: 1t hath pleased an Allwise
Providence to remove from our midst
by the hand of death, our beloved Broth
er, James H. Campbell;
ResolUed, That while we deeply mourn
his loss from among our Brotherhood we
hope Ito meet him before the Grand
Master in that better lodge above
RESOLVED, That our heartfelt sympathy
is rendered to the friends of our deceased
Brother, in this their hour of trial.
Resolved, That ih this dispensation OF
Providence we recognize the truth that
we are but mortal and whoeVerH He loveth
He chasteneth: aud the lesson pointeth
us upwards, that "where the treasure is,
the heart may be also"
Resolved, That our Lodge be drsped
in mourning forthe space of thirty days;
that a copy of these resolutions be fur
nished the parents OF the deceased, and4a
copy sent to the YoNzgStotVn Courier,
and Western Reserve Chronicle for publi-
cation. and that a copy be spread upon
the minutes of this Lodge.
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An oyster supper will be given a
the Baptist Church, of this city, on Fri
day evening next. Proceeds to g
towards furnishing a new S. S. Library
All are invited.
A little negro boy borrowed a whiI
from a sled standing near the Mahonins
R. R. depot on Monday evening, but the
owner who CHANGED to be near, very IN
kindly wounded the urchin's feel
ings by taking the '~'persuader' away
from him at least a dozen times.
Leap year parties, where the ladies
furnish the music, escort the besux and
whisper in the ear masculine those soft
nothings, are much in vogue. The
young men are said to exhibit an IN
usual amount of coyness and modesty.
As yet we have not heard of any at
tempts to recover damages from the fair
ones for breach of promise, &C.. &c.
Mr.. c. w. Bradley, of Niles, was
appointed Superintendent of the First
and Second Divisions and franklin
Branch OF the A. &. G. W. R'y., on the
lst inst. Mr.. B. was presented with a
handsome gold-headed cane, at Niles,
on Tuesday evening of last week, by
the employees of the Niles and New
Lisbon R'y., as a token Of gratitude
and respect
On Friday last Market Street was
the scene Of a most d~isgraceful affair.
A man, so intoxicated as to totally
ignore the rights of others, ven these Of
ladies, to respectful demeanour on his
part, grossly insulted a lady who was
upon the street unaccompanied, but
whose husband opportunely appeared,
w~hereupon the offender, fearing a well
merited punishment, hastily betook
himself to his wagon and drove rapidly
down the street, but ran into a buggy
aaG before he succeeded in ex~tricating
himself be was arrested by the officers
whose attention was by this time attract
ed to him. He was lodged in the lock
and subsequently brought before the
Mayor to answer to the charge of drunk
enness and disorderly conduct. He was
fined g and costs, Ss.25, and released
from custody.
Quite a large audience assembled at
Webb's Hall on Tuesday evening oflast
week, to witness the presentation OF
"The Drunkard's Warning" by the
Good Templars. AS a whole the
performers had their parts well pre-
pared, and presented them with much
credit. The leading characters were
.honorably sustained, the parties repre-
senting them doing themselves credit as
.mateur players, and might possibly
nave even excelled, had they been per-
fectly familiar with their parts. But
when we take into account the time and
labor that it is necessary to devote to
this play in order to present it in all its
beauty, it will be conceded that the
performance was admirably presented,
and very creditably to the parties en-
gagged and to the Order. The net pro-
ceeds of the evening amounted to about
5000 {.
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NoRru BLooMF1ELD. Jan. %. ISL,

NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Jan. %, 1872.
EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-We gan get up
a wedding THAT is, Windsor and we calJ,
do the counting, the popping and the
marrying all in two days, and the parties
are perfect strangers. One suggests this
wedding to be the alag oil our Union"
Windsor says this is not correct, it
should be the union of our Flag"
That isn't all we can do. Our Good
Templars can get up an exhibition in
three weeks and make seventy dollars.
When? Why last Thursday and Friday
evenings, ofcourse; were you not therei
Shame on you! You ought to have
been present with your quarter, and
added your mite to the advancement of
a noble work, which, we fear, is too little
appreciated. You lost a great deal Of
fuu, sir, by staying away, for the plays
were good, interesting and well played.
You ought to have heard "Aunt Polly
Dodge's Sewing Society," written by
Miss Flora Flower. You lost a treat in
that alone. Some said it was too bad on
0AAolol DOgS
Speaking OF the Bristol boys puts me
in mind of question I would like to
ask Selin what is the trouble down
there? What is the reason that all the
Bristol boys come up here sparkling?
Can i; be that you Lave no pretty girls
down therei Nay, verify, one of your
young men testifeth the contrary. Can
it be that the young men of your town
are not comely or mustachey enough for
Bristol girls? Our girls seem to like them
first rate. Must we say that our boys
are backward in coming forward? You
would not think so, Selin, if you could
see them play the needles eye" But
something does seem to be the trouble
eitherwith the Bristol girls or the Bloom
field boys. VIII you explain? or this
being Leap Year, shall we wait and see if
woman's rights will not explain it?
But one thing we can tell you, Mr..
Seiin, if your girls don't make your boys
Z" spark" little less in Bloomfield, al
though M~inervsnow rules over this quiet
village, Mars will be invoked, and you
will see our boys coming with old Rock
and Nell hitched to the old cannon that
now lies unnamed in the common,
making better time than the Niles boys
70 the Warren fire. DOoKE ALEX.
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80
EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-Please permit
us through your paper to express our
heartfelt gratitude to the friends In
B%raceville for a very liberal donation
party made us at the residence of DIR.
Belden, ON Monday evening, Jan. @,
1872.
Notwithstanding the extreme cold
weather, yet through the kindness and
energy Of MI. and Mrs. Belden and
family, their large and commodious
house was well warmed and brilliantly
illuminated, which, together with the
fact, that they know how TO make every
one feel comfortable and at home, had
much to do with rendering the occasion
an enjoyable one. There were upwards
Of sixty persons present, embracing
members of the Methodist and Christian
churches, besides a large circle OF nom
professors, all Of whom showed SO much
friendship to each other and such a
degree of interest in our welfare, that
we shall aver esteem them as friends
ard brethren The receipts were near
fifty dollars, over forty Of which were
cash. We regard the occasion as one of
the most pleasant of our lives, and do
most fervently desire and earnestly pray
that as donors and benefciaries we
may so conduct ourselves in this life.
that we may finally enjoy each others
society in the presence OF our Divine
Master. We are very truly yours, &c,
n. n. & L. a. BARTLETT.
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KISsnAN. O.. Feb : 1872

EDITOR CHRONICLE IF the railroads
that have bsen surveyed through town
are all built we will be some for iron
track. We have had eight surveys,
which makes some Of the fathers of the
town, and land holders very uneomforta-
bic. They threaten to pull up stakes
and leave for some place where the snort
of that dreadful iron horse will not dis
turb their peace and quiet. Among the
real improvements we have a large
Cheese factory, of which there has been
some notice given of the management,
which has caused some very loud talk.
| must mention our very fine $1,000 town
hall, which is ar ornament to cur place,
and a good thing to have; but it is hard
to get the good without some of the bad.
The building of this hall has made some
Of the leading spirits of our place forget
the good old verse their mothers taught
them, that 'dOgs delight TO bark and
bite" and that their little fingers were
never made to tear out each others ewes
out" But the hall is finished and has
been used. The first was the festival mot
a success as we would like to recOrd) of
the Good Templars. II perhaps was the
cold weather and the many barrels of
cider manufactured in this region for
profit, regardless OF temperance, coupled
with the fact of some personal uupopu.
larity. We are to have a drug store in
town next spring. Two of our enter
prising ~citizons, +. p. Beckwith and
Geo. s. Brockway, are buying some very
large horses TO ship east. Mr.. S. c..
Niece, in the north part oftown, is build
ing a cheese factory on his own respon-
sibility. W. L. B.
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All the Old Negatives

Made during the last two years at the New
England Gallery, under the firm OF Rice &
Bliss" are retained and In good state Of
preservation. subject TO future orders, by
mail or otherwise, OF Rlce nlnseH, VINO sui
holds forth at the old stand. Also all orders
for Ink or Colored work given 10 the same
nrm, will be nIled as usual Prof. Chase
still being the finisher in this class Of work,
and engaged for another year, in addition
to whom competent assistants are present.
forming an array Of Photographic talent
second 10 one in the county. Headed by
RICE-Artist.
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zeal. NOTICE

IJehn Connolly. Plt'h. vs.. Mary Ann
Connolly. Deft-
The defendent will take notice that on the
6th day of February, 1877. the plaintiff filed
his petition, which Is now pending. ia the
Court OF Common Pleas ofTrumbun Co, O.,
for divorce, custody Of minor child and other
relief. on the grounds Of adultery. Said
case will be for hearing at the March term
1872. Of said Court. TAYLOR TONES,
Feb I, Is72-st Attyis for PitG
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Butter and Cheese MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Buttsr S2aS5c-
Cheese quiet at Is to Ice. for common to
prime.
PITTSBURGH, Feb 5-Butter. Strictly
fancy 23a25c per lb. Prime 20a22c.-
Cheese-Rcceipts light, demand active
and prices firm. Ohio Goshen l5al5lc.;
factory 14al4lc.; Dairy l5al3lc.
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Pastor of Cong. ch., West Pennington, o.


~ h course Of study at the FELTON, q
BigeloE Business COilegeof Cleveland. OHIO.
is beneficial to boys. young and middle
aged men In all the walks Of life, and it is
as essential to the success OF the mechanic,
laborer or farmer as to strictly business
men. To become a correct book keeper, a
rapid calculator or good penmsn, attend
this School.
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Eastward bound passengers by Trains No.
u and 5 have no change ofears to New York.
At HOrnellsvtlle one Of the famous Palace
Drawing Coaches Of the Efte line is
attached TO Train No. s Connections at
Aeadville. Union and Corey for the OIL
Regions; at Corning for Rochester and points
on theNew York Central; and at Bingham
ton for Albany, Springfield, Worcester, Bos-
ton and al points In New England.
Westward 6Oundp passengers by Trains No.
l and 3 go through to Cincinnati without
ch nge, making connections with b Lou
Is q le Short Line, or the mail steamers, for
D Is In h South, southwest, and for sta
~ In Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kan
SOW nd Colorado. Also at Cleveland for
Chicago, Milwaukee, Omaha, n 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
II. F. swEETsER, Gen. Manager,
Meadyille, Penn'a.
W. B. SHATTUC,
Genl. Passenger and Ticket Agent
Cincinnati o
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Free OF Charge.

Call at 4. q. Strstton s Co.'S, Drug Store,
or on VIM. Hapgood, at the Allison Drug
Store, Warren. ohio, n get q sample bot
tie of DR.. A. Boschee's German Syrup, free Of
charge. II has lately been in
this country from Germany n for any
person suffering with a severe cough, heavy
cold settled on the breast, consumption, or
n disease Of the throat and lungs 1t has
no equal in the world. Our regular size
bottles IS cents. In all cases money will be
promptly returnedf perfect satisfaction is
not given. Two doses will relieve any case.
Try II
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Button Holes.

h American Combination Sewing Ma
chine tcH make Bu ton Holes. Miss Lorretta
blackburn. the Office operator, is always on
hand, ready and tViHiRg 10 give instructions
in over-seaming, and 70 exhibit n machine
TO any persons wanting 10 purchase or ex-
anime the ach that Will do work that
cannot be done on any other machine. a
and get a Button Hole. For sale at Kings
Jewelry Store, by a. Kirk q Co., : Main st.
IAN. I7-4t
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Have you seen the programme for Christ
mas. made out by st. HickG
And Ieft at Mrs, Potter'ss No. Then yoa
must be quick,
For there Is q charming little article on IL
Which is something between a hat and q
bonnet.
Fartl er down on the LIST. comes ribbons
and curls,
With neckties and flowers TO gladden. the
girls;
You viii inc 3 hat for your wife. and .
bonnet for baby,
And they are allvery recherche, whatever
that may be-"
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s.LIghtning Washing Machine.,,

Alarge washing can be done with tn,
above machin in from n to two hours
Patch. S. Medberry. Rev. ]. L. Darsie. n. y
Tyler, I. l.. Fuller, VIM. Williams. DR.. Bris.
eoe. F. J.. Mackey, A. Camp. Rev. r. Telford,
A, Yeomans. g.. N. Tuttle. r. w. RatIif. n
NJ. Abel r.. p, McCleIland, and 30 Others
the town OF Warren. IL will save the COO
in four weeks washing. Sold at Alliso
Drug Store, and Hapgood & Browns DR.
Good Store, Warren.
THAYER & HENRY.
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Go. Lodge Meeting. I. o. q. T.

TIumbun County Lodge will meet to-
morrow, CThursdry. Sth inst) at 10 O'Clock,
a. m. at oil Dig0iH0S. 1t is hoped that all
whose names are on the roll of the Lodge
will be present: and since the notice is short
please make extra effort, If be TO attend
this session. WHEATON LEET, W. c. T.
A. w. PORTER, W. c.
of Executive Committee.
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THAYER 4 HENRY.

Ie Pimpled. Blotehed and liberated Victims
Of ~serofulons disease, who drag -Four un-
clean persons into the company of better
meni take AYRE'S SARSAPARILLA, and
purge out the foul corruption from your
not only enjoy life better, but make your
company more tOlerable TO those who must
keen IL.
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Inst frnm New York.

Latest, Newest. Handsomest, mostStyllsn
Faii and Winter Millinery just received
froLa the principal eastern emPortums, this
WeeK, at the long established and wen
known Fashionable Millinery House OF Q.
A. Nesser, Market Street. Warren. Ohio.
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~ D'NNI nv q LNN0
Steel traps for a rat,
Fin guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet Sweeps. for the Ladies
And Swings for the Baby's,
Sewing Machines, that are very neat,
And we are sure they can't be beat,
Certain to suit the various minds,
For We have all the different kinds,
AtTyler's, No. 3, Main St., Warrer, Ohio
Aug g. IS7i-tI.
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Wanted !

Three hundred thousand Oil Barrel slaves,
without heading. Ior which 1 will pay the
highest market price. upon the delivery of
each load at my store yard in Baconsburg.
Feb 7-6t JASON FROST.
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For 80 days Only
We shall sell Dur entire line OF Millinery
at first cost. GUNLEFINGER & BRO.
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All who are indebtedto D. NJ. Lazarus, are
requested 10 call and pay up. / am very
much in need OF money, and DESTROYS OF
having all old count settled.
Respectfully our
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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. LAZARTTG-
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Weather Record for the Week Ending
February >.
100 Years, Almost,

Mr.. JOSEPH MARVIN, ST., formerly of
of this county, but at present residing in
Atwater, Portage county, is within a few
weeks of having reached the remarkable
age of one hundred years, which he viii
haYe attained should he live until March
18th, 1872. His son, Rev. Joseph Mar
win, Jr., addressed letter to him, a few
days since, requesting that he would
celebrate his hundredth birthday an
niversary in Warren, and received the
following reply, written in the venerable
centenarian's own hand:
ATwATER, February Ist. 1872.
Joseph MarViR, my dear son Your
letter % Jan'y, was duly received, its
contents noted. Have to say I accept
your invitation to take place on my hun
dredth birth day, should Providence
continue my health as il is and as 1t has
been ever since ! saw you. If you wish,
when wanted, please come with your
team, or your brother Ezra with his.
All is well here.
Your father, JOSEPH MARVIN,
100 years, almost.
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"Burt's" Celebrated Terrace. Stitch.
Hond-setoed Boots. for Mems winter rear.
HUNT & son.
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very Nice!
Parlor n Chamber Suits, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Tables, Desks, What-nots. Secre-
taries, Chairs, Picture Frames, &C., st
TRUESDELL & TOWNSEND'S.
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Rare Chance

To obtain a building or out lot. The sub
scriber offers for sale twenty-five acres OF
and laying between Broadway and Maho-
MINI Avenue south Of Quinby's addition to
Warren. VIII sell the above in one TO five
acre ots 10 suit purchasers.
Warren, Feb. Is. 1871. s. 2. DICKEY.
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For Sale.

Stock and fixtures, Of Boot and Shoe Store;
goods new, location good. nice room and
doing a nice business-in health the only
reason for offering to sell. For particulars
address, R.-P. o. Box %, Garrettsvflle. o.
Jan. II, ls72-4ts
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Ne Shall CInSe Ont

The balance OF our Beaver Cloth and Vel
veteens, at any necessary saerince.
GUNLEFINGER 4 BRO.
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Felt Top,

Goat foxed. FdFsael lined Shoes. the i0a-N-
est shos for ladies' winter wear, at
HUNT & SONS
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CHIPPING CARDS, Direction La
Obels, &C, promptly fumished BY the
CHRONICLE OFFICE
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Go to S. r.. Chryst s. Co.
For cheap and Good Groceries.
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0.Burt,s,, Custom Hand.seNed.

Goat top tongue Boots: light single sole. FOR
Mems I'm wear, at ST.. HUNT 6SoN. Main
and Market SITS.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFIcEWrsTERS REsERYE CHRoFI CIR.
RARREN OHIO. Feb. 6..B2

RARREN OHIO. Feb. 8. .A2
BEANS-S2M per busnei.
FLOUk-So,OO 20 $500
HAY-Sl39Sl5
OA1E-Oc.
COkN (oldEEar Sc; Shelled 85c
DRIED ARPLES-5 70 &c.
BUTTER@Fresh Roll IS To- c
TALLON@H tote
CHEESE-Factory I2c.
HAMS.-Country cured &c
HOUSING.
LARDSCountry rendered, 7e
PORk-AS95.W per cTt-
PUTATOkS@5Jci
FLAX SEED-L.6.
POULTRY
Turkeys live &c.
dressed l2c
Chickens live &c.
dressed 10
HIDES-6reen, 0Lcs calf skins E5Es lo
Pelts l.O09LO
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Furs Fursl Furs!

Take your furs and sheep Pelts 10 head
quarters, att. McQuiston's Main St., War
rem, o., to get the highestprices, and always
in cash. tdec 1-l2ts
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CoaII CoaII!

Coal! Coal :!
On and after February LIST, We will dis
count % cents on all orders for one ton
accompanied with the cash
DAZZLING & GLIDER
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Canned FruitI

~ Lightning Washers and Clothes Wiring
ers-you can't get along without.
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5. X. Chryst & Co.
VIII pay the highest cash market prizes for
Beef Hides, Pelts and Tallow.
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Gennine Key West.
Pleasant Dreams !

UennIne hey West.
Six brand OF the above Justly celebrated
Havana Cigars. II. G. STRATTON 500.
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Best quality can be bought OF W. Hapgood
as low or lower than at any other place II
town. Call at Allison's Drug Store.
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Velvet Top

Patent Leather Fbzed. laced and buttVDea
Boots. The latsE style for ladies'. Misses ard
Children's wear. 81. HUNT & SON.
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Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply to
Ohio. loot. G-tL
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g How 70 90 West, ,,

American and Swiss that will be sold at
loic doIVn figures, Webb's Block. on Main st.
z. H. HULL
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W. HapgOOd

Warrants every bottle of his Corn, Bunion
and Chilblain Extract. Sold at the Allison
Drug Store.
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SIaSS IN MUSIC.
Miss JULIA ". ABELL is now giving in
structions in Piano,N Vocal Culture andThor-
! ough Base. and is DESTROYS u Embarrassing her
/ class. Those wishing Instructions will
please call at her home on Washington
| Avenue. Ian l6.