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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-04

Mr.. L. D. Sheldon, of Vernon, Is one
Of the most enterprising cattle raisers in
this county, and w take pleasure in
noting evidences of success. Last week
he sold to Mr.. Wayne Bidwell, OF Kins-
uan, q steer ~ years old last April,
which weighed sixteen hundred. and
forty-six q, 646l pounds. Also sold to the
same purchaser a n year old steer
weighing thirteen hundred and thirty
eight Q,S3s) pounds. Price, live weight,
six cents per pound.
The remains of Mr.. F. P. Green, late
Of North Bloomfield, this county, ar
rived here on Saturday last, from Cleve-
land, from whence they were being con-
veyed TO his home. The readers of the
CHRONICLE will probably remember the
account OF an accident to Mr.. Green, We
published at the time of the occurrence,
about two months since, incident to
having beer thrown from a horse which
he was riding, and being dragged some
distance. Tie injuries finally produced
lock jaw, causing death to ensue, on
Friday evening last. Mr.. Green was
well and fsvOrably known in this Sec
ton Of the State, and many warm friends
will lament his untimeiy decease.
Desiring that the religious interests
of our city shall keep step with the rap
id progress of our educational and COM
mercial interests . that beautiful church
es, with lofty towers pointing heaven
ward, shall testify to the spiritual
growth of our city, the work of erecting
a new Methodist hurcn was commenced
some time since and is now being very (
satisfactori-Ily carried forward. For the
purpose of aiding in the prosecution of
this enterprise, a Ladies' Church Aid
Society has been formed which gives a
public supper in the basement o the N.
E. Church on each alternate Friday eve
ming. The n,St supper will be given on
esening of this week. All who
desire their palstsl susceptibilities ar
tistically tickled have only to 90 and
partake Of the savory stews served up
these occasions.
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Annual Meeting Of the TrumbulI Co.


The Board of Directors of this Society
met At the office OLA. D. Webb, on Mon.
day, the % instant at ten o'clock, A. NJ,
and awarded the premiums on field crops
as follows:
Best two acres of fall wheat: First
premium, John y. McCombs, Champi-
on, $500; Second premium, same, s. 90.
Best two acres Of Indian corn : First
premium, A. c. Fuller, B~raceville, $500;
Second premium, same, $500.
Best two acres of oats First premium,
John n. McComts, Champion. $500;
Second premium, same, $500.
Best crop of flax: Premium, John n.
McCombs, Champion, $500.
The Society met at one O'Clock, p. NJ,
and proceeded to elect officers for the
ensuing year, with the following result:
President, B. P. Jameson, Warren ;
Vice President, Albert Wheeler. War
rem ; Secretary, II F. Austin, Braceviile;
Treasurer, P L. Webb, Warren.
Directors { serve W. years: II. P.
BasseIt, Warren; j. A. EstabrOok, War
rem; Dwight Roberts, Gustsvus. W.
W. Kennedy was elected 20 serve one
year, in place OF q. P. Jameson, who was
elected President.
Managers for ore year /: w. f. Porter,
Warren; Samuel Andrews, Rowland ;
James Brsden, Greensburg; Wallace
Kennedy, Ho land.
H. F. AUSTIN, Secretary.
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The Tide Of Emlgration Turned.

Seekers for new homes are pouring into
Southwest Missouri. attracted by the cheap
CbmpdHy.
This Company offers 100000 Acres OF the
finest lands fl the world, at from g 10 S2
per acre, on seven years time, and with
free transportation 10 all purchasers.
This road, Never BIockdded 81 S4Or, Is des-
med TO become the national highway be-
tween New York and San Francisco; and 70
the Industrious farmers Of older States we
earnestly recommend this and Of cheap
homes. sure that nowhere can the poor man
inc a more grateful climate, q better soil,
or greater prOducfiveness.
For full information, with Maps and
Pamphlets. address; AMOS TUCK, Land
Commissioner, % South Fourth Street, 81.
Louis. loet.S
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WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
PER BARREL.
Cleveland wholesale Market.

FONDA NOV 81. 1914.
FLoUR-The demand continues active
and prices firnl at the late advance.
City made xxx White $3.50; Xxx
amber $500; Xxx red No l $3.50; Y red
No 2SS.O04S.25.
Wharf.-The market was firm and
unchanged. mol red winter held at SI.6O;
sales OF 1000 bushel, spot and 3,OO0
bushel seller December az 8, A; No 2 de-
at sl,4S.
CORN-Steady and firm. Old low
mixed held At f6e. Sale of l car high
mixed at 47c, and 3 cars new ears on
track al 40c. New shelled held at 44c.
OArs-No l g and old held at SIC;
sale Of l ear No ? at 35c.
RYE-Prices are standing nominally
at Csc for No 2 and 7Oa75c for No / State.
LAKD-fhe demand is fair at steady
prices; 9tc, for city rendered in kegs;
&c. do in tieroes. Country rendered "a
sSc.
SMOKED NJ EArs-Trade is active
and prices firm. City sugar cured
Hdms, ~cauYassed, 14ic; do uncsnvasssd
l4c; do Shoulders, &c; do Breakfast Bs-
con, 91e. Dried Beef, eanVassed, ISa2Oc.
Beef Tongues, $500 per dozen.
DRESSED HOGs-Prices are scarcely
settled, but sales were made to-day at
4la5c. O.
BUFrER-We quote strictly choics at
"a BE; good 10 prime at lSa20c; medium
at 12al5c; inferior qualities ranging at So
Ice.
CHEEsE-The market is dull and
weak, Orders for good lots are filled
at l4le; choice selections at l5c In small
way. Pei
EGas-ws quote fresh in crates firm
at 30c; and 2Sa2Qc in barrels. Picked
25a26c.
GANE-Per dozen, Wild Ducks, Can
vass Backs $S,00a4,OO. Teal $3.50. SDipe
and Quail, $2,25a2,50. Phesssnts $500.
VenisOn saddles selling at lSe per pound.
PoULTRY-The balance Of old receipts
Is being worked on at nominal prices.
We quote: Live chickens 7a9c; dressed
Gallo; Live Turkeys I0al2c; dressed ia
lie; Live Ducks l0al04c; dressed Pa
ISe.
PorAToEs-Therei is q fair demand and
prices are unchanged. Peach Blows are
selling at 5Sa60c, in car lots, on track,
and at zoe from store. Other varieties
dull and nominal.
DRIED APPLEs-Markst well supplied.
and demand only moderate. New quar-
tiers herd at 4la53c.
FEATHERs-First quality S0a90c; COM
nor 50a55c per pound.
LIME-White Is in good request at 1,5O
per barrel. Water Is firm and steady
We quote: Akron and Oswego $3.50
LouisvIie Cement, $3.50.
PLAsTER-Land Plaster in good de-
mand and selling at e range OF $9,50a
1000 per ton; Caleined Plaster ranges at
s., 50a3, 90 per barrel.
SALT-Ingood request and prices firm
Coarse S2,l5, line 500 per bbl.-Lsdde1
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Western ReserHe Cheese Market.

The following are billing prices oil
dealers upon orders, prices paid BY the
same to producers being from lc to l3C
lower.
SOLoN-Stocks have accumulated in
the factories, and with their seasons
work done, they hnd October and No
vember's cheese ON hand. One factory
known TO the writer, still hold their Au-
gust cheese. We quote prices unsteady
az 12IslSc buying. billing l3ial43e. But
ter steady at 25a29c.
RAvENNA.-The cheese market at this
point is quiet. The dealers are filing
orders at l5c, which is satisfactory price.
The season has been q good one, and all
concerned have done well. One factory,
within six miles Of here, has cleared
1900.
WELLINGToN-Billing prices Of faeto-
~ are ranging from IA to l5c. Dealers
are paying lie for the same boxed, but
faetorymsn are generally unwilling to
accept this price, and receipts are still
light.
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wINDHAM PORTAGE Co., o.,
December ID, 1872.

~ -
EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-I butchered, on
November 2lst, what we in this vicinity
call a fat beef, yet not large. The quar-
tiers weighed one hundred and twenty
pounds each. Isold the f re quarters,
got no tsllow from them. From the
rough tallow, and that of the hind quar-
tiers, l got ono hundred and forty. three
pounds of rendered tallow. The animal
was a cows; pretty we'll advanced in
years; run dry sl summer, and vas fed
on corn-meal and pumpkins about ionr
weeks before b~utchering. The beefis o.
the finest quality. Let those report who
can como up to or beat it.
AUSTIN RANDALL.
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DEATHS.
Notice q death hrss-oknssarr i've cent? par u

Notice ef death rss-ObiSEoTY five easts per hSs
Nov. Z, 1872, of dropsy of the heart. JOHN
BARKER, aged 10 years and 2 months.
or consumption, at the residence Of her
parents, in Vienna, Trumbun county, o.,
Nov. q, IS72, LOVILLA NJ. wife Of Albert
n A -~Struble, anu daughter of Isaac and
Phoba WOcdlord, aged 2years, 8 months
and day.
During her illness she maintained that
patience throughout all her days, weeks
and months of suffering, seldom witnessed
Her greatest desire from the commence
ment of her sickness Was TO live while life
lasted for that home OF eternal rest beyond
this valeOf tears. she passed away with the
last words upon her lips good bye. alp
clsped her hands and said come, oh /! my
saviour. come quickly !" and b her spirit
took its flight TO God who gave it, Size leaves
mourn her loss.
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CHICAGO Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 80
CATTLE-Receipts to-day 46 head
Shipments SOS head. The market Il
quiet, Sales of a few fair rough steers a
SIG; light fat steers a. S4,75; inferior &c
iair butchers steers al &, 75aS. so.
HOGs-Receipts to-day 1900 head
Shipments 2,4T head. The market il
fairly active and steady, with sales a,
S4,O0a4,30, the outside for extra. The
marke. closed weak. with buyers de-
handing concessions,
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MARRIAGES.
HarT,aoe No,iee, inherited Gratts.


Nov. 2sth. at the residence OF the brides
father, byJ. =. Wier, Esq, Mr.. CARLTON
6RAY..uf Ashiabuia e.. Ohio, TO Miss
ALM1RA SAWYER, OF Johnston. Trum-
bull county. OHIO,
Nov. 18th. by Rev. W. H. Miller, GEORGE
A. Nc, LEERY, to Miss LUCY NJ. STEW
ART both OF Fowler.
NOV. 2sth, by Rev. ". II. Miller, Mr.. JOHN
F. CRATSLEY TO Miss ARTLISSA RAND,
both of Fowler.
By P. Green, at bis residence In L~ordstown.
b nov. Is. 1872, Mr.. HUMPHREY ORR, Of MIL
ton, and Miss MARY A OSBORN OF Jack
son, both of Mahoning county, o.
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East Liherty Iattle Narket.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, November so.
CATTLE-The market is dull and ar
rivals fair. Best $3.50. GAS. Stockers
15O@425 %. Prospect dull.
SHERP-Market dull and arrivals fair.
Best 81, 50a6. 90; mediam A.50a6,0 90; COM
mon 3 .50a4.O0. Prospects dull.
Hostile market very dull and ar
rivals heavy. Philadelphia A.2OaA30
Workers S4,Ooa4, 10. Prospects very dull;
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Attention Farmers.

S. r. Chryst & Co. are always glad 10 meet
you at their stores in Warren and Niles. to
agree upon satisfactory cash price for your
surplus Pork, Beef Hides, Pelts, Tallov,
Butter, Eggs. &c.
n. B-Don't forget TO examine our nice
line OF superior Groceries before o leave,
and II you arein need OF any we would be
happy to wait Upon you at any and all
times, at as low prices as any other estab-
considered. We still adhere to our old mot
To, LiYe ard Let Live. dec. a.
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No real medicine eve gained the rapid
popularity which Castoria has done. One
person relates their experience Of its good
effects 10 another. II Is a vegetable prepa-
ton, perfectly harmless. pleasant to take;
system, n is sure TO operate when all 9TH
er remedies have failed. ANY person who
has ever used CastoriA for Stomach Ache.
Constipation, Group, Flatulency, Worms,
Piles. or deranged Liver. will never again
use nauseating Oil, Bitter Pills or Narcotic
SyTgps. The CastOra contains neither Min
erals, Morphine nor Alcoho By its sooih-
ing, quieting effect it producers natural
sleeps and is particularly adapted TO crying
and teething children. 1t costs but IS cts,
and one bottle will a Y many dollars in
doctors bills. lnoY 27-it
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Fashions rich and changing dyes,
Vie with autumn'S tinted hkies,
Many shades of brilliant hue.
Silks and Ribbons bring 10 view;
Neckties, tinted anc BTOcaded,
Plaided, Chanyeable and Shaded,
Peacock, V%uliure. Heron, Ostrich,
Furnish Feathers, rare and rich.
Victoria switches. Braids and Nets,
Chignons. Fichus, Curls and Jets,
Zephyr Hoods for little babies,
CAPS ana Barbes for aged ladies',
For Hats. Mt. Blanc and Chamouni
Revere, Glendale. and Nominee.
The Bonnet's dignity doth add,
And mRketh the heart of woman glad
E. POTTER q co.
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The Dark DAYS,

There was a time when il took 10 minutes
to form anything like n visible image upon
the FURNISHED plate. ~ have been there"
but those days nave past, thanks TO brains.
Now with other agents IL scarcely requires
as many seconds 10 fOrm q beautiful Inn
preston Ofthe human face divine. and even
Ia these dark days when most Photograph
ers advise you 40 come some other time, /
find no trouble with my appointments in
the inside track. Call and see IL do not
prove all 1 claim. RICE-Artist.
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or 50 CON per day 1 Agents wanted-
% u V&OAn classes of working people
o. either sex, young or old. mike more
money at work for us in their spare mo-
ments, or all the time, than at anything
else. Particulars free. Address G.. sim
son & CO., Portland, Main.
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sDaulding's Glue. up to the sticking point
Whatever man may say or do,

Be this your motto, LIES journey through,
You'll md IL ever the w1sest plan;
Totry and do the best o can.
Nor in doing your very best,
Is all that makes up life exprest.
SO always get the best FOL can.
Now, if you'd send TO friend or place,
The semblance of our pretty face,
You surrey can't do n better
Than get your Photo. OF Artist Potter.
River Block, Main St, over TrumbuII
Bank.
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AUSTIN RANDALL


F. & 4. NJ.
At an election held in Old Erie Lodge,
On the 18th ult., the following officers
were chosen:
tt addeus Acklev, w. NJ; John Ke-
hler, S. w. 81. Rankin, J. W.; T. A.
Briefly, Treas; Jas. G. Baldwin, Secy. T;
R. A. Baldwin. s. D.; Charles Angs-
tsdt, j. D.. ; Jas. D. Kennedy. Tyler; T.
j. Taylor, Chaplain ; E. Spear, J. Vault
rot, W. W. Abel, Trustees.
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Sozodont.

This word, which has been staring every
body in the face for The past few years, and
Is now getting into nearly every body s
mouth, is a preparation for cleansing, beau
tify ing and preserving the teeth, sweeten-
ing the breath, and arresting the progress
OF decay.
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RICKSAHpTRAPSoEAMERICA

Would you avoid being "bit" by Rogues.
Swindler, and Humbugs? Road the "STAR
S~PAHGLED BANNER" A large, Illustrated
s0-cOlumn s page paper, Ledger size, Splen-
HumuT, Puzzles. Receipts. &c. llth year. 81
a year. with elegant Prsng Ctrpmo, "Au-
ttnln LedrsS," free TO all. ONLY 81. Try It
once. SATISFACTION guaranteed. Agents wan
ted. Outfit FREE. Specimens, &C, for 8
c. n;s. Address BANNER" Hinsdale,
N. H..
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0uOOAGENTS WANTED.-we 0lIardn-
JJJJtee employment for all, either sex at
s. per day. or 5000 or more n year. New
works by Mrs. II. B. stowe and others. Ss-
perb premiums QiUeH array. Money made
rapidly and easily. Particulars fiee.-
QUEEN CITY PUB. Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The above prices win be subjecttoductuS-
lions with other markets. always aiming to
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap asthe cheapest Remember the place.
Is1to9or 70 Shoe store, In room
formerly occupied by Trumbun Nat. bank.
AL our goods warranted as represented.-
come and see rs. A liberal deduction Al
lowed q parties that buy Large quantities.
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Base Balls and a Bat,

Steel traps tor u ran.
Fine guns for the Boys,
Small Guns, that are Toys,
Carpet sweeps, TOR 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,
AtTyIer's, No. 3, Main ST., Warner. Ohit
Aug. g. S7l-tI.
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Mails Close at the Warren Post once
as Follows:

Your attention is especially directed
10 h advertisement of Adams Co., IN
This number. One of the oldest houses,
doing a large trade. They have the on
fdence of the people aud they realIy
merit success. Their manner g uolnS
Husiness cannot fail to please the trad.
Tbeir stock is immense. Go and see
them.
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MN. H. nenninger. AuctIoneer.

Will give prompt attention TO all engage
ments as AuctIOneer, at public sales. hAy-
ing had sixteen years experience in the
business, satisfaction Euaranteed. Terms
reasonable. Ufnce at the Buffalo Clothing
I House, No. = Main st., Warren. and all leE
ters sent me may be mcare OF the y. L. II.
sept. @5-SmO3
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Keep the Horses

Diamond Speeiaeles.
The best in the world. Call and zee.
Nov. 2T-4t VAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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A Fine Lot
OF those nice Tobacco Boxes Just received
at. A. r. GATES.
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Niles and New Lisbon R.R. Time Table
IL ISL.

Trains Going South.-Mail leaves Niles al
$50 a. m. arrives at Leetonia al ilI pm,
and al New Lisbon at ll:5o am. Express
leaves Niles at 6:5s pm, arrives al Leetohla
al $50 and New Lisbon at HS5. -
Trains Going NOrth.-Express leaves rev
Lisbon at 645 am. arriving al Leetoha
ieaTes New Lisbon at 200 PM, Leetonia 2;oO
and arrives Al Niles at 4:lO-
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NV old Workman

Has returned TO stay with me permanent
IL, is now ready 10 make or mend any
thing which comes in our line Guns and
Sewing Machines are our speialties.
y. B. TYLER.
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nTsnensia. Neuralria.

Headaches and HabituaI Costiveness
speedily and permanently cured by J. w.
Daily, NJ. D., Salina, Kansas. Address with
stamp. Oct.2. emo.
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Insure against accidents In the Accident
Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.,
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply to
Ohio. loot. H-tL.
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20 Cents a POnMd.

Fresh Green and Black Teas received last
week. We are selling them at 81 cents a
pound reduction from old prices. Hoyt &
Spear, No. . Main st y A..t
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Last !

4 new Attoman shawl (black and white)
on the road from Warren TO Bristol. The
finder viii be literally rewarded by Gavin
IL Al GrRJer's Music store, Warren, o., OF
atJacOb HammOnd's. in Bristol.
Dec. ct -
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Elegant Christmas Presents.

Call and Get
One Of those fine Meerschaum Pipes at
A. r. GATES.
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No. 9 Main ST.,
Warren, Ohio.
Z. HIRSHFlELD. Proprietor.
A. f. FRANK, Manager.
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Batter Scotch.

Batter Scotch.
Fresh daily at City Bakery. Good for
coughs, colds and all throat complaints.
Il. WALDECK.
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Can find employment in a small family
and good trdCes, by addressing or calling
soon on T. ACkLY, Warren, U.
Nov. 1871
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Just Received
Afne lot of Cigar Gases at
A. r. GATES.
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A New Dsparture

From old prices. We have reduced tn,
price Of all our Teas, from 10 to % cents pei
pound. H0YT & SPEAR
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Clothing

For fat men, for lean men, for short men,
for tall men, Tor rlcn men. for poo men, in
fact Clothing Tor all men, al The Buffalo
Clothing House. No. = Main st.
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Whether Grant or Greeley is elected so
long as the citizens OF Warren and Vicinity
are well and satisfactorily clothed, at the
Buffalo Clothing House, No. 2 Main ST.
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All the Popular
Brands Of Oysters at McConneIls Dining
Rooms, Main Sc
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Fresh Fish
GOrham's,

Fresh Fish
And Cleveland Sausage reed fresh every
evening, at McConnell's.
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Ladies', Snnnns

The Cleveland Prescription for the Horse
Disease. For particulars go to STATIONS
Drug Store.
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i'm Pay 500 per daz.

Just the thing for a nice Christmas pres
ent-latge stock AT
Nov. a-4t VAUTRoT & ACKLEY's.
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ChrOmOS (!

LADIES' Saques
In Beaver Cloth and Velvet, just opened
at GUNLEFINGER & BROS.
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TO the Retail Trade.
Every Thing

We retail the freshest and best goods in
the market, a. X. GATES.
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Bear This In Mind.
Our FdH and WT1ter stock hasbeen bought
at an unparalleled advantage. Buffalo
Clothing House. No. Main st.
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Wedding PARTIES

Furnished with the most elegant Cakes,
Ice Cream and general Confectionery.
NOV. q II. WALDECK.
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Look At the immense stock,

Look at the immense Stock,
And you will be pleased,
Jealous TO satisfy all my old customers
And determined tomake many new ones.
Right good Clothing,and nothing else but
Upright dealing. at b N. Y. Clothing
Store of d. n. Lazarus, Main s., Warren o.
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t-IINUTN
For Wax Fl~owers-choice lot lust reed at
Nov. H-4t VAUTROr & ACKLEY'S.
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Fine Gold.
Ladies' and Gents fine Gold Watches with
Chains TO suit, at HULL'S, Main st.
Now .
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Fresh cove Oysters, just received and for
sale by the case or can, at way down prices,
at James McConnelrs.
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Bear This in Mind.

A Fine Lot OF
Oranges and Lemons, fresh and nice. at
McCOnnel's.
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TAX NOTICE.

TAX NOTICE.
il Notice is hereby given that Isabella and
Sarah NJ. Stewart have deposited three and
47-i0J dollars with the Treasurer OF Trum-
bull county, for the redemption of two acres
OF land in the north part Of Lot No. g, in
the township of Hubbard. Said land hav-
ing been sold for taxes January Is. 1877, TO
J.R. Noble, and by him assigned to Lewis
Hulet. JAS. ID. KENNEDY,
Warren, o., Dec 4, IS72-3t Co. Auditor.
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will Cure Nine out OF Ten Times.

In good order by using Hoyt's Condition
Powders. HOYT & SPEAR.
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C. s. MalfhEIs Oysters

The Entire Stock
OF Furs to be sold below cost Mt
GCNLEFINGER & BROS.
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Our stock is larger than ever before.
Nov. H-4t. VAUTR0T & ACKLEY.