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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02


The bills of SilsbG Manufacturing Co.
and of Goering & smith referred to COM
mittees at previous meetings were re-
ported upon favorably. and paid as above
The bill of Kistler & Harris was referred
to the committees on fire and gas. The
petition of property owners on Vine
Street for a sewer, was read and referred
to the committee on streets. That ofprop-
erty owners on Monroe Street for a sew
er, was favorably reported upon by tie
committee on streets. The Ordinance
to provide for the assessment and pay
ment of a special tax to pay expenses Of
constructing a sewer on Bizetta road,
50 called, as provided by ordinance pas
sed in Council July 18th, 1872" was pas
sed to its first reading. The bids for
constructing sewer on Bazetts road were
opened and read by the Clerk
The bid of John Bride being the
smallest, was accepted, and the Mayor
instructed to enter into a contract with
said John Bride. The bids for filling
embankment at the bridge at the south
end of Main st. were opened and read
by the Clerk. The bid of John l. Weeks
being lowest, was accepted, and the
Mayor instructed to enter into contract
with said John L. Weeks for said work.
The matter of putting a catch-basin at
the east end of High street, was. referred
to the street committee. On motion ad-
iourned. E. w. HoYT,
Civ Clerk
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02

General Grants policy has brought
prosperity and a feeling of security to
the country. 1t has brought gold down
to Sl.l2 increased the value Of our Sc
euriuies at home and abroad made our
credit in the markets of the world equal
to any nation in Europe; it has develop
ed our nationa. resources to a wonderful
degree; encouraged Internal improv-
ments reduced the debt over 1888 co.,
OO0, and removed the burdens of the
people by lowering taxation more than
Cua-haIE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02

The business men of the country,
bankers, lawyers, merchants, manu-
features, and all others who are inter-
ested in a sound financial policy are
distrustful of Horace Greeley. They
know his whimsical notions on
finance, and feel that if they are once
reduced to practice a serious derange-
ment Of business must follow.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
Err h Camnaign.

The CHRONICLE will be sent 70
Su scribers during the Presidential
Campaign of 1872, or FROM the first OF
Sent. to the middle of November
eleven weeks-at the following reduc-
ed rates, the money in advance:
Single subscribers.-~-2 Gus oS
CInb OF TO the same post office Loo.
"a u1nH g a. % g q 200.
A copy of the paper will be sent
free to the person getting up a club OF
five, ten, or more
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02

ESTATE of Samuel Ticehurst.-
1.-The unsolicited and desperate claims
Belonging TO the estate of Samuel Ticshurst
will be sold at h Court House. in the city
OF Warren. Trumbull county, ii on sat
urday, the2 10Th day of October, A. D., 1872,
at 10 O'Clock, a. m. a list OF claims can be
seen on file at the office ofthe Probate Judge
Warren, q. ). NJ. LAIRD, Assignee.
| Oct . lSI2-AE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02

The atlantic for October says: with
President Gran: the country has at least
an assurance Of tranquility. 1t will not
be lifted to a state of perfection, but will
incur no new peril. The administration
of Grant will make no rash experiments
on our finances and u dangerously
expanded currency. The public credit
will be safe. The country will have
security from foreign wars, fllibuster-
ing attempts and domestic violence.
The constitutional Office Of President
will remain intact, to be used to protect
the public credit and the treasury from
hostile Legislation and the bOundless
Southern claims growing on of the
war
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02

For the Ku-kIux and its friends, we
have no friendly words. We call for
justice upon their crimes in the name Of
outraged justice. They have defed the
laws of man and God, and should be
punished to the fullest extent OF the law.
Thanks to General Grant, their disboli-
work is about ended. If he is reelected
they will curse the South no more. II
Greeley is made President then they
will have anew lease of power. Loyal
men of the Republic! can You hesitate
in you choice? Grant means peace,
Greedy the renewal of old troubles.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
READ THIS.
Greeley and DIsun;On.
In 1851.

I demanded that there SEosild be a
fdH, open, free discussion before that
Southern people, ana an honest, IN
terrified, UacOBstrGiRed rOte. and II
they approved, II the people Of the
South said they tCdRted disuHiOa, /
grOgId consent to it
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
Greeley and the Soldiers.
Abnnt Union Soldiers.

4 large number ofpcTS0HS acre cot
lect6d here at a Udst expense. 6Cih the
single purpose OF rekiRdling the bitter
ness and hatred. the luminosity ana
dHtipathicS. the fears and erUttdtiORs
Of ciUI a0dT, for the advantage Of q
political party.
GREELEY, at Pittsburg in 1872.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
About Rebel Soldiers.

IhOpe the time UaE come aChen the
soldiers that fought WiM Lee and
johnson WiU occupy dsprOUd pOsi-
ton IN the hearts Of The american
people as the soldiers that fought an
der Grant and Sherm0R.-GREELEY
at Vieksburg, 1872.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
In1S7S.

Aad Ho5C, to-day, i the nation 1ras
to be iDlperited, and there 1CeTe Just
t50O modes OF SdUiHg ito trust to the
chances Of cira 5cdr, o. to the chances
Of q free rOte OF the Southern people
/ rOUld Cery greatly prefer to take
the latter chance than the former
The above is the exact, certified,
Photographic report of Horace Gree
ley's language az Pittsburg in his
Western Swing Around the Circle,
both as to his position in 1861 and in
1872, as reported in the New York
Tribune.
GrpeIer and The SnldierS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
IN LACEs, REAL AND IMITATION,

We are Offering a splendid assortment consisting Of Collars, Sleeves, HandkeEchieA-
and Dutches Lace, suitable for trimming Our stock II Laee.a although not aS large,
consists Of as great a variety as can be fOun In NJ house in the country, m will be
POUNDS sufficiently xtensv to enabe a n 10 suit not only their nney.b but their means,
as III coledtone embraces nq qualities hUn tnoset hata IRE very eheapu p 70 me I1eaest
in the market A We take pleasure hne xhfoidngO ur goods, all are respectfully invited
to call and examine N Iaees NJ matter whether purchases aei intended or not
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
IN OUR HOSIERY DEPARTMENT

we seo offerings splendid lines CT Ladies', Gents, Misses Boy and chndrns Hosiery
from m SSsSs1 9 -P1G1 To- 70 AL and winter rade our assortment embraces III qualities
special atten1On isdhPctei 70 he AIDES HOSE that W. have m sale at IN ~ l.
aba@ s T@S 2 PP PaP T "a ne positive onvhtont that The same qualities ire sold else
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
Council Proceedings.

WARREN. Sept. %, 1872.
Adjourned regular meeting OF Coucil.
Present Messrs. Burton, Gibbons, HOytS
T~ruesdeII & Wheeler. Minutes of pre-
vious meeting were read and approved.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Goering & Smith, Catch-basin,
sewer &c, high Street. Paw.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
READ THESE PRICES FOR NOTIONS!
We R OFFERING IN OUR
NOTION

6 PAPERS GOOD PINS for % cents others sell them al 10 cents per paper.
S PAPENs BEST PINS for II cents otherss sell them at Is cents per paper.
3 PAPERS BEST NEEDLES for Is cents. otherse sell them at 20 cents perl paper.
SSpohs Good 200 Yard MACHINE THREAD Or5 eentSs sold ekewhereat Sc pers ID
Together with hundreds o articles at equally low prices
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02

\ fire occurred in Cleveland On Friday
asst. which destroyed the planning mill
of Messrs. Housed Davidson, on Scran-
ton n and also damaged the a. q
q, w. R'y depot. House q DaYidson's
loss is estimated at 100000 insured for
$500. The damage to the dePoE is ssi-
mated at s 1000.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
N Farm for Sale, one mile north of the
center of Johnston. consi, ting OF one hun
dred and i~fty-three acres of choice land, in
good repair; living water; good buildings
and orchard. Forty good timber, with
sugar camp Of two Hundred and fifty trees.
Terms easy. Apply TO
SHERMAN TERRELL.
Johnston, Oct.2, Is72-4ts
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
HON. COLUMBUS DELANO,

SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR,
viii speak in Warren, on Friday Oct
4. Come and hear him.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02

'che secret of Southern enthusiasm for
Greeley, Is The confident belief of the peo-
pie that they I5iIt get paid for their eRGR-
ciDatcd sLGUeS II he Is elected.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
IN KID GLOVES

We are Offering spendid assoumentin all Cobrs from sO per pair upwards The
Kid Gloves which, re- are offering for l0O per pair, ire equal in quality to those sold by
ioherd ealersat $780, As the "proofo Il he pudding is IN its eating II are respectfully
invited toeana and examine these goods for themselves.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
IN OUR
IN OUR
CLOTH & FLANNEL DEPARTMENT

W e areo offering great line Of desirable Cloths, Casimeres n FIannels at I@sr rate
thar the same qualities have been sodd during the past p months. Consumers If hs
goods should not fail to call &examine our assortment when they get ready to purchase.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
WE ARE OFFERING IN U
SILK DEPA R E n T,

ELEGANT BLACK FRENCH GROS-GRAIN SILKS as follows:
At sl&, as good IN article as Others sell at sL5l
At s5. as good n article as others sell at sl&
At sz5, as good an artde as other sl at s2&s
At $500, AS good N article Is others sell at $3.50.
At 30. as good IN article as other sell It s2TS
And nner royalties at propOrtOnatey lw prices. A
Our Black silks areO the best manufacture. and re ian recommend them on account
of their superior cOhor and finish. Those about to purchase Silks SHOULD make 1t a spe-
.ehl point to examine Or assortment as " e are satisfied that re an convince them
thai mon can be saved In making purchasesa at our counters
IN COLORED SILKS.
Striped, Checked or Plain, " have a very superior collection. suitable fr day and
evening wear and in all qualities from 500 to $500 per yard A n e1aminaio OF our
stock Of Fancy Silks Will convince consumers that there is 10 longer any necessity for
sending to distant cities fort this clss Of goods. for W re are exhibiting rghthe at home
an elegant stock at moderate prices.
IN A L VEL EFT =.
We are exhibiting asplendld assortment in varous gradeshOm 800 to 5000 per yard.
Particulars attention is called tothose " are offering al 5000. $780,. SSO and $500
per yard. All Il the last named qualities are If french manufacture and from the most
celebrated makers Consumers will WELL 10 note these facts, and when in need OF
'veIvets should calls IN look at u collection.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
IN MANTILLA vELvETs.
WE ARE OFFERING IN OUR
S III A w L D EPAR RI M n

Splendid lines of WOOL sHAwLs,a at the following prices, viz:
$3.50, s275, $500. $3.50, $500, $3.50 and upwards,
Guaranteed obe at bat5 per cent under the prices Off therdehers
We are also ofefnga great line oil PAISLEY SHAWLSin various grades nom $500
tosNGNe each.
W have also Oh exhibition in our Shawl Department a elegant lin If SCARF
.SBA WIS omprein al styles and Coos suitable fort this market Pucesf for hiscl
of goods range from syGto $500 each.
IN CIOAKS AND JACKETS,
wehayeo on sale many decided novelties embracing thu latest n most desirable
that has appeared in he eastern market this season. In our collection will
also be- found many imported CBoukE Jackets fresh from theses great centres IF
Fashion, viz; Paris and Berlin.
Our price for Imks range from $500 OF 75OOeach.
Those aying Cloaks to buy should examine our assortment It I'LL 2, 40 harm, II
nay % hem good, for money can certainly be saved in Purehasin Cloaks and lack
from us
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
ONE PRICE TO III
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ The state OF Chic, Trumbull Co.
In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Samuel W. Jenkins, vs. Tie Erie hallway
Company. The said Erie Railway Co,
Defendant, IS notified that the said plaintiff
has filed in said Court, his petition against
defendant, asking Tor a Judgment against II
for s5UtO 90. for dam ages sustained by him
while a passenger upon the Atlantic &
Great Western Railway, then u and oper-
ated by defendant, and caused by the neg
ligenee of defendant and its EMPLOY es and
servants n tina an order of attachment
has been issued in said cause. Said petition
must be answered by the 18th Of Dec. lS72,
and said cause will be for trial at the next
term Of said Court.
HUTChINS, FUTILE & STULL,
Oct. ., IS72-6t Pitts Atty's.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
wHrTTLEsEY ADAMS, Agent.
STATE OF OHIO. !
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE. J
EOTUMnTz len o. 100

STATEO OF OHIO
AUDITOR OF SrATEs OFFICE
r .r DEPARTMENT OF INsURANCEI
COLUMBUS Ian. q, N2
New York. has fled in this office a worn statement, by the proper officers thereof
showing its condition and business and has complied, in all respects. with the
Law of this State relating to Fire Insurance Companies
Vow THEREFORE,, In pursuance of law, ], James Williams. Auditor of the
soto Of Obio do hereby certify that said company is authorized to Transact its
an11n1ate bnsiuess of Fire Insurance lin this Sute. in accordance with Law until
df SE lar of January, A. D. 1873 The condition and business ofsaid company.
al the date of such statement, (December3 81, 1871, is shown as follows:
1mourtO farmal paid p SsNGO 100 90
Iregue am0Buf of available A63O4 so
l. Igsgap amount of Liabilities Except cTHaD- Including TeinSurm0--- 2I3SaS4 81
Immmt Of Income for Tho prGPding yar in 4323GO %
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 have hereunto subscribed my name. and
isl caused the seal Of my Office to be affixed, the day and year above
written.
JAMES WILLIAMS.
.-..f .-r Auditor of State.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent,
Oct St ..-- WARREN, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
IN CIOAKS AN
IN MOURNING o

We bave Al excellent assortment, comprising all the styles and qualities most lin favor.
We sbau make the department a speciality and will aim to show at all times as com
stock Is an be found In any HOUSE In the State
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02

Good Al Linen ToUeS att CENTS the same quality is sold b other deaIersa III eentS
Good Al linen Napkins at 7ep per doznf equaIn quality to theses sold elsewhere at SIl
Good Hay Beaehed Table Linens tS cents sold elsewhere t@c
Good Beaehed IdbeL Linen at@ cents sold elsewhere atsLW
Splendid Engi1hI oltQ MuS at $500 equal to those sold elsewhere It $50.
Superb English 7ozaQ uRsatS $780, equal to hose sold elsewhere at sL0.
And III other grades OF Housekeeping Goods al equally attractive prices.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02
d R less o o D S !

In most desirable Styles embracing collection lin al qualities from the prices named
NJ other richest and raresti imported. In ow assortment Of Dr@sF Fabrics, III the New
will be found well represented, including the new famous Bronze Sage. Enc Pea
cock. Olio md Andohe Shadmgl all of which we are exhibiting In goods Of various
qualities.
Those desiring t purchase Dress Goods will find or stock thu largest and most COM
phte ever opened in this section OF the counuyand nj prices TO be as low as these de
Inanded for similar qualities in the greate astern cities
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-29
How Mnndarlns Dine.

When an entertainment is about to be
given by mandarin, says one who has
been there, he sends three invitations to
all those whom he wishes to partake Of it
-one on each Of the two days proceed
ing, and one Immediately before 1t. These
are generally received by the invited with
much selE.abasement and ceremony, and,
unless 1t is owing to the most pressing
and important circumstances, an invita-.
ton is never refused, When the guests
arrive, they are instant y received by the
master Of the house with certain laid.dOwn
ceremonies and prescribed speeches.
Poimtingtoa chair with profound rever-
ence, he wipesi It with his robe, and general.
ly commences the conversation by express
ing his delight at the great and unmerited
honor the other has conferred upon his
unworthy house by adorning it with his
sublime presence, and earnestly hopes
that his never.tO. O.be.sutliciCntly -honored
wife aud most beautiful children are well
in health. To which the guest will re.
spond: that words fail tn express hfs
gratitude at being spared to bring his vile
person into that most magnificent abode
and encounter the lightning glance Of his
lord his unworthy wife and miserable
offspring have but preserved life to be as
sured Of his lords health being all that
they, his miserable slaves, could wish II to
be; and so on. Whih these little amcni.
ties are being exchanged, the other guests
walk about the room, ndmiring It's lurni.
ture and adornments with all the high.
lown euloglun which the Language Of the
Flowery Land is so capable Of expressing
To omit to do this would he amark ofthC
greatest ill.breedinr.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-29

The Vallejo Recorder Inns the following
"About o'clock yesterday morning, as
we were vending our way homeward, we
were suddenly startled by the report of a
gun. We rushed into the house from
which the sound proceeded, and found
matters thus A certain husband living
in that neighborhood has n habit Of walk.
ing in his sleep, aud his wife got so tired
of having him frisk around the house
during the silent watches of the night
that at last she determined to tie him fast
after he got to sleep. She affixed string
to his ankle aud tied the other end fast
to what happened to be the most handy,
which was her husbands double-barrelled
gun, behind'the door in the corner Of the
room. About o'clock the sonambulist
arose for the purpose OF taking a rumble
around the rooms. When he Ind taken
about six steps, the artillery came out OF
its secIusion in the corner within jerk, and
both barrels went of, the loads crushing
through the panels Of the door. II soon
brought both parties to consciousness.
Yesterday he was busy putting n new
panel in the door, which is far better than
digging load Of buckshot out Of the
baby"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-29
Mary Masdalene.

fnfatfiuH LoHgisaagf No. Pasa.
Comp,nlonles,. up..,i.sed s,,,o,r
NJ. ~ wv ~ ~ ,h,s iohely lower and look
Ttst s,-,, 80 III ~ nv, lhu tle NUS
iii ~, ~, ~, ~ ~ ~ IN vision
M '.y ,,;ss 49, i,,e uIlull lleelI before me-
NJ -. = allt ~. lnc nlfpuuahIs e0le 10 me-
Ind nss"srd NJ d.sr s IN t,'uSas 1IS o. Damascus
p,t tp.ss .ss Iua S w PpeaI, anu arc no more
SIs M, e,vs Sennd thslT merchandise and Jewels
4AeA ,st ss,uiHe'' Auu 'nulF Ro'l' anu thelr dis
Tio,,Ia ts.., .,,h ~
Ia nn,o ~, .,, h luu XIV VI lhne.nury ui thcm
GiornJ HI I y. 'IuuEns oi lood y, No que
~ ,rii,l'. ~ ~ ~ W tiu l1ns hereafter
IA y'saS IN n, ~ @ or pl,n' ot Wy "a pain
a,nvn ,y puu,splen, ,,1 Ir " Io nllh lhem
InJ hd,s ,han, ~ Ia,, ~ .aeir sihs
anu Ioat hn uisin AAy lhou mast Drought us
n. l.,.,,
wv u' - '""u nAs' Ue'u VI olu'
Ilook nnon tl,., g,rwor,s h.,tu.
TbSec sllts anJ r.. nS,Iii.., ,Ii. N's A..
seam -'4 '''' " 'i"''"'u'''''' A"u 'hey
ONLY ~ ceremopies vrr,pnod .bor, r,,, I,,,,,.,
flook unon tbcs" y;nss tSict NJ, ,ri,S na..I. na'
III 'nusp ~ Ilust .leA ~ WIN pearls,
4nd A5d ,SsS s%SrsS b0lhns f99 1msSyii eS 1 ana e
nj. sas.,t -. nuinns goais nlol ny nesh
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nsths nh.iig uprI p,iig ,s sNi. ~ teonipiahee Daek
VI '''V VuuuAA'"es 'e'e's III 'hose uhAADersI
Rnt ve.iord,v .rd "a, 4, .oous IN ma.
somSihins ra,noIa H. =" r.tba,io /" onn', NY
snns Innse 100 ~ rnInst-ai. . H. ~ s,,so,
Bni ycstss,5sS =: Trn,, III. ,n,nr a. 7 ,,,oJ
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h. thnn' "uo''oo 'H0' ''eo''d' An' WI" was
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,in" nnJa, N.Y. " aI ,, y, ,he, '"y
W,IEoI nne ~ IN a.rn,, ~ oIn,iai h, ,rSi,a'
Wbn iif,od M 49, III IooIaS "a, ~ ~" ""''''
All III !, n,, vi, NJ saa,nS ~ 6Iia5 nj i,r,
Win rnystSrons raTcr ILS, yc,rnsd trn,,
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-29
The 9tmperat..
Too Late.

Too late, too late was mover said
or morning, sun, or bud. or iloWor-
The light il true tN hill and glade,
The rosebud opens IN the hour:
Tho lark ucer asks the day to wait,
But man Awlkos too late, too latol
Too late, too late our anger burns
The sun goes down before the lame
To gentle words Of kindness turns,
Anl we are scourged with inward shame
To think our brGlstS have harborel hate,
And pride bows dOWn-toO late, too late!
Too late, too late for public prayer,
The words OF worship have begun
Our checks arc flushed with fastening thOrJ
We enter as tho chant Is done;
And, pausing at the temple gate,
We stand and say-"ToO late, too lato!'
"Too late, too late ~ who has not said,
The post is out : the train has gone
The time is flcl-thc debt not paid
The aid not sought-thc work not done
Neglect makes up iifr's weary freight,
and then we cry-"Too late, ton late!"