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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25

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Governor WarmOth, of Louisiana.
has been impeached for high crimes
aud misdemeanOrs by the Republican
Legislature of that State. The fac
Whieh lead to this event may he
summed up as follows: The suit
br"ught against Warmth by Kellogg,
the Republican Governor elect, for
illegal interference in the late cleo
ton, was followed by a temporary
order from Judge Durell, OF the Uni
ted States Circuit Court, restraining
Warmoth from canvassing the vote.
Regardless of this, the Governor. on
the 18th inst, issued a proclamation
declaring the official returns az pro-
mulgated by the WarmOth Returning
Boafd. to be correct and in accOr ance
with law, and commanding all officers
and persons Of the State to respect the
same, and converting, at the same
Time, the Legislature for the 9th.
Judge Durell, however, on the follow
ing day declared Warmoth's procla-
matlon to be in violation of the re-
stralnlng order. and empowered the
United STATES Marshal with a militia
~ posse TO take possession OF the
SocSt anu DACNCbl All ooSGul-
0lages claimed by virtue OF a pre-
tended canvass" The Circuit Court
having declared the Kellogg Board
the only legally constituted board,
granted another order enjoining the
Clerk of the HOu-e and the Secretary
OF the Senate of the old Legislature
from calling any names of members
6ut those returned by it, and restrain
lug the police from interfering with
the organization of the House and
senate. In pursuance of the call of
the Governor. the Republican as well
as the FUSION" Legislatures met on
Monday last, the one sitting at the
State House, the other at the City
Hall. The former, immediately after
organizing. passed a resolution i'm
peaehing the Governor and suspend
ing him from Ofire, anu another re
questing the President for the neces-
sHry protection. Attorney General
Ogden, of louisiana, on the other
hand, has applied to the Supreme
Court Of the United States for All
injunction against Judge Durell. =
The two rival Legislatures of
Alabama have sent Committees TO
Washington, and submitted their
claims TO the c. n~sideratinn of AttOr-
ney General Williams. The Repub-
lean Legislature has elected George
r. Spencer United States Senator.
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BURGH HILL.

ED. CHRoNICLE:-Mr. n. Brownlee
closed his school the 29th ult, and in the
evening the scholars met at the school
house for a farewell parting, ate nuts and
candies, and enjoyed themselves in spite
of old Boreas. About ten couples, over
joy ed because the restraint OF school was
al last removed, went TO the Burgh Hill
House, ordered supper, and "tripped
the light fantastic toe" till the wee hours.
Nj. Brunell Hull has charge of the school
this winter, which numbers about fifty
scholars.
Mr.. A. c. Smith is teaching his second
term of writing school. 1t is very lucky
for our young people that they are able
to secure 50 G cd a penman for instruct
or.
Mr. Mr.. Graham has very kindly Civ
en- his services as pastor to the people of
Vernon Center during the past year, and
they, wishing to show that his services
were appreciated. came down to his res
idence Saturday evening to donate
their gifts. The sleigh, on returning, re-
ceived its burden of two dozen on the
embankment in front of the tin shop,
and when the horses started the load
proved to be too Inuch, the stakes gave
way. the box broke, and, sol what a
fall WIS here, my countrymen!" The
party, with tho exception Of three or
four, slid down to terra fr1sG. We should
Judge from the shouts OF laughter that
no damage was done.
The Epizootic is getting to be q thing
of the past, and will soon pass into hiss
tory. A few horses that were %congratu-
lating themselves that they would escape
the epidemic, are sadly disappointed.
We, with the rest. are enjoying the fine
winter weather and good sleighing.
Dec. q, 1872. CLARA.
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MARRIAGES.
Marriage Notices Inserted Grasss.


At Mineral Ridge, at the residence of the
bride, o Is, 1872. Oy Joseph st wsrt.
Esq, NJ. JOHN NJ JAMES. Of Niles, and
Miss MARY ANN HARRIS.
At OhltOn. Dec. II, 1872, by 10 eph Stewart,
ESQ JAMES a. RENNIS0N, and Miss
EMMA SHAFFER. both of Oh.tOn.
In Mecca, on the 7th inst. by n. W. Pal
mer, ESQ Mr.. ISAAC RISTER, of Mecca,
10 Miss Many McDOSALDS. OF Green's
burg, U. No cards.
Dec. Il, at Newton Falls. by Rev. S. d.
Taylor, Nh. SYLVESTER STROCK, 10
Miss MARY ANN HITCHCOCK.
Dec. IS. 1871. by ElderO. Higgins OF Sharon,
Pa. at the residence of tie brides parents
in BrOOkneld, OHIO, Mr JNU. II. VAN
SLlKE and Miss Temple A. CLARK,
both OF ~BrOokheld. Trumbull Co., Ohio.
At the Eagle House. in Warren, on the nth
inst, by Jefferson Palm, MIR. SAMUEL
JENKINS, TO Miss ELIZABETH JONES,
both Of Church Hill.
At the same time and place by the same,
Mr.. JOHN =. JENKINS. Ia Miss SARAH
JENKINS, both Of Church Hill.
In Warren. on the 18th day of Dec, by JEFF
fersOn Palm, Mr. THOMAS EINCADE to
Miss LUCY A MINER, both OfChampiOn.
At the residence of the brides parents,
Chasrin Falls, Dec. g. 1872, by the Rev. e.
N. Gra-t, Prof JAMES f. WILSON, to
Miss HATTIE LARNARD.
Dec. 10, IST2. at the NJ. E. Parsonage. in
u~rangeville, Trumbull cOunty,O by Rev.
+ VI. PrOser. Mr.. G. II. ENR ofChurch
Hill, Trumbull county, D., to Nj 5 SER
ENE Winch. Of Cherry Valley, Ashta-
bula county. o.
In Greene, Dec. 18th, by Rev. r. W. Crane.
Mr.. CORWIN hyde, of Pennington, and
Miss LIDE NOBLE, Of Greene.
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NEWTON FALLS.

EDITOR CERoEIoLE;-Time moves
slowly on, and so do we. BEt we do not
remain dormant while neighboHs
exert themselves to rival US. We hsye
lately organized in oar village . de-
bat.ng class, composed Of some Of our
most talented citizens, together with a
few aspiring youths, which bids fair to
be an organization both interesting and
beneficial. Our present question for
discussion is Resolved, that it il just
and prope to extend the right Of suf-
frsge to Women. The discussion OF this
question bids fair 10 be ratheFspicy. We
ma ye also a literary and decIaiming class
c-onuected With our Union School, which
is developing talent that We hspe may
be appreciated and encouraged, fer We
| feel that u literary talent Of the pres
ent age is rather degenerating than i'm
proving, and that no advantage should
be lost that would have a tendency to
increase our number. Our Mozart Soci-
ETY., under the instruction of Prof. Anna
sa Little, which has been running for
about q teen years, and which, judging
from present Indications, may be good
for fifteen more, bss developed some Of
the finest musical talent OF our commn-
nifty, besides beings place Of rendezvous
for u young people. And Judging
from the name in which they pair OF
alter discipline has ceased, ons would
imagine that they enjoyed it much. Our
dancing club, organized for the bereht
OF those who enjoy the light fantastic
recreation, meets at Parsons Hall en-
Friday evening ofssch week.
And last, but not least, thers is TO b.
q Christmas festival, held at the Disciple
I Church, on Christmas evening, 20 which
the little folks are looking forward with
great anticipation. We trust that they
may not be disappointed. BREyITT.
Dec. As, 1872.
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A paper so widely known as the COM
MERClAL can safely rrf-r to its cuurSe in
the past as a guaranty for the future. But
II Will not be content 10 pursue the beaten
path. The reelection Of G-neral Grant in
sureS for the country a heightened period of
prosperity and rugreSs The press is des-
tine'i tD play a 5 Ill more important part as
the educator Of the people aud leader of
past, she COMMERCIAL will not be content
TO lag ia the rear. but will be fully up To the
times In Whatever relates TO the general
welfare.
As a PAPER OF GENERAL INTELLI-
GENIE AND MEDIUM Of THE LATEST
y vs., the COMMERCIAL is widely known
and Appreciated. We expend annually
IN ny thousands OF dollars to supply the
wants Of the public.
Asa PAPER OF PROGRESS. it will here
after continue 10 maintain its character in
this respect.
Asa "APER pF o. Union. the CONNER
Il Al will continue Ia discuss men and
measures with perfect frerdOm. "nd with
an eye single To pubic guod, believing that
the principles 81 the Republican party VIII
thereby be best Suhserved.
A. an INDEPENDrNT REPUBLICAN
PAPER, the COMMERC AL viii criuoise
Its own party. for its own good, believing
that In Tree discussion ana the independent
rXprrssIun Of opinion uni can oar inStItu-
lions be p eserVed-
As "A business PAPER. the CONNER
GA will H. rea ter. as heretofore, eIIplOy
every agency II eau TO meet the
wants Oi the public. Now that tue period
Of party excitement has been passed. 10 will
pay special To topics Interesting
Ia the counting room. the bauks and marts
Oi trade. giving prominence TO science, Art
Invention, Agriculture and Manufactures.
Asa PAPER FOR THE FAMILY 10 Will
give reading CALCULATED 10 instruct, i'm
prove the reading taste and improve The
mind.
AS a MARKET PAPER its reports will al
ways possess "A special excellence. so that
the buyer and seller can at all times cam
suit ITS columns for every necessary infOr.
nation AS 10 prices and the spirit Of the
different branches Of trade. Everything
that Is bought and sold in the Pittsburgh
market aud the leading markets Of the
country will receive careful attention, and
at u large cost
The country is about entering on a period
OF unr9mpled prosperity. The field OF
journalism Ii constantly expanding IL will
Oe the aim OF the COMMERCIAL { hold a
position In IL along with the leading Jour-
mails OF the country.
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BROoKFIELDS z VI GREENE r

~ -
Ed. CHRoNICLE:-This town is, per-
haps, in = thriving condition generally /;
but then we have some society here, or
near here, that is not necessary for the
public good. A few evenings since as
MIR. A. Waldorf was passing from his
livery stable II his house he was assault
ed by Two men, one ofwhom struck him
a blow on the head which nearly fel.ed
him, hut gath ring up he wsrded of the
next blow, and dealt n OF them n of
the same kind, also securing a "hand
billy" from one of them which be keeps
as a memento. Beginning to get the
worst of the bargain, they took leg-bsil,
leaving Waldorf champion Of the field.
Not long since as Nh. Thomas Bowling
was passing along the road, he was
knocked down and robbed of his watch
and some thirty dollars il money by
two men,, named Cooper and Null, who
have been woI king here for some time
psst-Cooper at carpenter work, and
Null as inisher of furniture. Mr.. Bow
ing compromised with them the next
day, and they LETT for a new field.
One dsv last week The money. drawer
at the store Of Oats & Grove was robbed
of some ten dollars in change. A boy
having been noticed sitting on the coun-
tar, near TIE drawer, a short time before,
he was suspected of the theft, and Mr..
Oats vent for him, when he tried to drop
the money on the floor unobserved, but
the movement was detected by parties
standing near. Being but a boy he was
not prosecuted. He is a son of Cooper,
mentioned above. and about fifteen years
of age.
4 few days since, a young man Of this
place came neal losing his life by the
carelessness ola boy. Floras wins WIS
walking in the road, and as he Avss as
cending a bill, was shot in the left shout
der, ihe ball entering under the collar
bone. The furce ofthe ball being spent,
it did not break any bones. Mr.. Willis
is getting along well. The boy vas
shooting at a bird, and did not observe
MI. w. PENCIL.
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By DrS. SMITH &FORCE.
Mr.. JONES'

wAREES. OHIO. Dec. L. IS72.
Having attended The lectures recently
given in this place by Drs. Smith & Force
and witnessed their familiarity with the
different systems OF medicine. and been
convinced of their integrity and success by a
testimonial signed by the Mayor and lead
ing citizens OF their resident city, Syracuse
n. Y. Iapplled to them for relief hOm a
disease which the many physicians to whom
1 had previously applied, have failed to re-
lieve or even diseoUer.
Drs. Smith q Force stated that I was
afaicted with Tape Worm. and ave demon
stIated the correctness OF their declaration
by removing from my system q Monster
Tape Worm. OVER 81 FEET LONG. for which
they have my CARBOHYDRATES. I take pleas
IRE in giving publicity to the fact. hoping
that others needing skilled medical service
may thereby be induced to avail them
selves OF the superior skill Of these gentle
men. EDWARD JONES.
Stone Cutter, Warren.
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Death Of Mr.. John Fleming.

The older residents of Warren will re-
member Mr.. John Fleming, formerly
aresidsnt of this place. but who has re-
sided in Oregon for a number of years.
A few days since intelligence reached his
relatives here OF his death. We copy the
following notice from the Enterprise
newspaper, published at Oregon City, in
the State OF Oregon:
DEATH OF ANOTHER PIoNEER.-John
Fleming, AN old anu highly esteemed
citizen Of this city, died at the residence
of Mr.. 1. n. Bradish. last Monday mOrI =
ing about ten O'clO' I. He was born IN
Pennsylvania in 1895, and was a yeas,
8 months, an6 8 DAYS ofage. Mr.. Fien,-
ing i, we'll known throughout this State,
having come here in 1915, and resided
in this city ever since. He Wa postmss-
ter Tor about twelve years in this place,
and held other positions Of trust, which
he discharged with credit and honor 10
himself. He was the oldest and first
printer on the Coast, having set the first
type in this city, in February, 1916, on
b Oregon Spectator. which was edited
by Mr.. Il. Vault. He was also the oldest
book printer on the Coast, b wing set up,
printed and bound an edition of Web
ster's Spelling Book in lS4S, when no
books could be obtained in this State.
He was well known throughout the Stats
by all old printers, and universally re
spectsd. Before he came to this StaIe he
had worked in st. Louis, Cincinnati, and
other western cities. lie has a daughter
living at Warren, Ohio, who was out
here about two years ago., and a son at
PainesYille, OHIO, which constitutes his
family. lie has also brothers living in
several of the Westerns States. Mr.. Flem-
ing has been sick for W q year, Rnd
during that time WAS confined TO his
room about four months, tut recovered
so far Ss to be aole TO attend TO his bust
ness until within the last month, when
he wa again compelled to eon1ne him
self to his room, aud on Monday morn
ing he passed away without a struggle,
dying with such case that those around
him were not aware that he had breathed
his last. He was buried on Tuesday,
Rev. Mr.. SeilwOOd preaching the funeral
sermon, by MultnUmah Lodge No. l, A.
+. & A. NJ, of which he was a member
being q Master Mason. Peace be t. his
ashes.
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DR.. VIM. Paine, who moved from
Warren to Philadelphia, 8 few years
ago, is referred to in the Pittsburgh
Commercial as follows:
DR.. VIM. Paine, famous as being
identified with the bogus diploma
business, now declares he was assaulted
in that particular by men guilty. of
frauds in other directions, especially
in the collection Of Pennsylvania
war claims, and that he will soon pub
lish q well-substantisted statement on
this subject, which will establish the
guilt of prominent men in what is so
well known as the Evans case. 1t is
slsO lntimsted that a prominent Sen
ator will move for a r~eopemilg of this
case, when the Legislature meets, on
the ground that he has witnesses to
prove many new and interesting facts
in connection Herewith. The people
want the truth, which has never yet
been made public on this subject.
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THE COMMERCIAL,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
EGAL NOTICE.

To Al NJ lOE-
LPrubaie Court, Trumbull County, Ohio.
Nnes& CaDfield Ratl Road Company. VS..
John &. e Ombs, ct. al.
John G.. McCOmbs, whose place Of resi-
dener is unknown; John e. MeCOmhs, VIM.
u McC 'mbs, Ella =. &c omDs. and George
MrC mbS. heirs OF William s NctiOm1s,
who reside in The Stale at Michigan; Mrs.
Re 'tcCt NJ. Bltchley, who r. tues L. the
Slate OF Wisconsin EbenrZ IT McCumbs.
and ] h Z. Ward. who reside in the Stale
Of Tennessee. viii take notice that n petit
tinn WA hipG against them on The 18th day
of November lS72. in the Probate Court or
TIumbult county. Ohio, by the Niles and
Cauneld Rail Road 20 pany, and Is now
pending In said Court, whtrt in said Niles &
Cauirld Rail Road Company asks aJudg-
ment and order apprupriating and cpuhr-
mingtn the u.s. OF said corporation fot the
purpO>e of a public raj road. to following
described real rs ale, 10 vii: So much OF
the line. now abandoned. as was surveyed.
lO~ated and established by a like corpora
ton OF the state of Ohio, known as the
Mineral Ridge Rail Road Company. which
said part Is Indicated, marked and located
by the old road bed OF said Mineral Ridge
Rail Road. wIhin the township OF Wealth
er~held. in said c unity of TTumbull. the
entertainments n fences or each side OF
the same. and the bearings, lines and dis
tances heretofore made and established by
said Mineral Ridge Rail load Company,
between the following points Of departure.
to-wit: The right OF WAY. lines, and grounds
survey ed. located and established BY a Ike
corporation, Known as The Palnsville and
Young. own Tail Read Company. where
the right Of way and ruad bed Of said Min
ersl Ridge Rail Road interSects the located
route Of said gainesville n Youngstown
Rail Road Company, for a northern limit,
and what was known as the Tod & ellis
branch Of said Mineral Rail Road. for 2
southern limit, and including in the fore
going description a strip OF land belonging
TO the heirs or Robert McCombS. decd. and
described as follows, to wit; BEGINNING at
the located route n lands Of salo Paines-
VILE aud Youngstown Rail Road Company
whore the same crosses the right ofway and
lands formerly used by said Mineral Ridge
Rail Road Company, for their said road, In
the township Of Weathersdeld. Trumbnll
county, Ohio; thence south l0o so west along
the center lime Of said Mineral Ridge Rail
Road. as surveyed sttked and appropriated
by said Mineral Ridge Rail Road Comply to
tine west line OF said McCOmbs' lsnd. and
IN ext end twenty-five feet firm said center
line on each side theTeff making n strip of
land nifty feet wide and two Thousand feet
long. be the same more or less. and contain
ing about four acres Of land, and that said
petition Will be for hearing in Said Court.
on the Both day OF January, A. D. lS.a, and
the parties to whom this notice Is directed
are heIeb notified th9t they are required
TO appear aud answer said petition On or
before said date.
NILES & CAMPBELL R. r, CO.
By Geo. p. Hunter, ATTY.
Warren, o., Dee Is, ls72-6t
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NEW SHEET MusIC

SHEET MUSIC,
y Farewell Darling. till We Meet, 90 cents
Hear me say my little Prayer, 30 cents.
Sweet sixteen Waltz, 40 cents
sweet Sixteen March. s. cents
Gone to the Heaven y Harden 20 cents.
Think OF me Darling ~ cents.
Berries Scholtische, IS c. nts.
Fold we Z Hands, cents.
BeliAariO, IS rents
Recoliections OF my childhood, 60 cents,
Asking a Blessing from Mother. Doents.
You'll always find me True, % cents.
Rustic Beauty March, as cents.
Close tho shutters, Willie's Dead, 80 cts,
Sunbeam Polka. IS cents.
Sunbeam Waltz. s. cents,
Sunbeam March. IS cents.
AmarylliS. Fur hands 50cents.
Lost and Saved. 80 cents.
Msggtr's FayOrite Waltz, 80 cents
Lori, Forever AZ rhy side. % cents,
Matte May. 30 cents
Ray OF sunshine Polka, % cents,
Just received az
~ ADAMS Book store,
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EGAL NOTICE..

7 EGAL NO ICE.
II Ieveland cement Pipe Co, by I. n.
A. = SON. Agent, Pitts. VS.. PIT. cook and
others, whose mans are unknown. and
Known a. the hrm OfP T. OOH y Co..GeIt's.
In the Jougtof common Pleas OF Trum-
bull county. u.
p + Cook aud the other defendants whose
names are unknown. will take notice that
the Cleveland Cement Pipe Company, dld.
ON the l7th ay Of dee A D. lsT2. nte their
petition H. the Court OF Common Pleas OF
-Irumhull county. and state ofOrib, against
T. I. Cook aud the other defendants whose
NAMES aud residences are setting
forth that the said defendants are indebted
Ia said plaintiffs in the sum OF three hum
dred aid thirty-One dollars and thirty nve
cents (s33l So fer merchandise sold and de-
liver d. The said plaintiffs also prDcured
an order OF attachment ON the same day in
said case TO Issue against the property OF
4tid according To Law. said case
will be tried at Fea rustry term ofsaid Court
ISIS, which sets February 9th Of said year.
TAYLOR & JUSES,
Dee ., IsT2-6t Pitts Atty's.
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NOTICE.

~ OTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the under
siEned has this day filed in the PrIbats
ltnurt OF Trumbull county, Ohio, his petit
elton. praying for an order authorizing him
tOs-Il the desperate claims belonging 10 the
estate of Grant Bacon. deed. and which &C
crued Ia his lifetime. said petition wiii be
Tor hearing on the Sth day 10 January 1872.
MOSES BACON, Executor.
Warren, o., Dec. n. IS52-4t
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DEATHS.

Notice Of death dse-0sdudry fire cents per lin
In Bloomfield, Nov. %. 1877. NANCY JAN E
OXFORD, aged As years. ! mos. and 10
days.
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Settlements Ordered TO be Advertised.
TT Is ORDERED THAT THE

following accounts OF Executors, Adj
nliniStratOrs and Guardians, which have
been filled in this Court, be advertised FIR
four consecutive weeks, according TO law,
and tina they remain on file for inspection
AMI exceptions. until the Slth day Of Ian:
A. ID. 1913. when they will be examined and
ordered To record II no exceptions appear
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CATARRH, CANCER, DEAFNESS,
EYE DISEASES, ASTHMA,
RHEUMATISM,
Ind Diseases Of the LuHEH, Stomach, Liver,
kidneys, Heart and Womb, Blood and Ska
Diseases, Nervous sud General DEBILITY.

AZ Tie above mentioned Tape Worm
NAV be seen at the Thomp<On House, War
rem, Room p. where We may be consulted
daily from a. m. until ?. m.
NorE-Our stay must be limited, vet we
remain long enough TO give requisite
personal attention TO patients coming un-
der ..ur treatment. iUbkOta delay Perma-
nent Office and residence. No. IS Sherif ST.,
Cleveland. Ohio, fdNc2i
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MECHANICAL Toys.

Horses and Wagons, Horses and Ca rts,
Watches, Paint Boxes. Artists Sets, D aW-
ing States, Tops, Hurns. Rallies. Checker
men. DOmlnns, Games Of all kinds Pirture
Blocks, C~randalls Blocks, Building BLOCKS,
DlSsected Maps, Al { Blocks, Tin Toys OF
ali kinds, Box Toys. savings Banks. Toy
Tables, Bureaus, Kitchens, Hoops. Glass
Marbles. Glass halls. Ornaments and Wax
Candles for Christmas Trees. In Fact we
have such n variety of articles suitable for
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A FRAGMENT

A T~TACHMENT.
40 K. Beeman, Plt'f. VS.. John Cronin.
Drttt. Before ChaS. Wannemaker, J. p. OF
Southington township. Trumbuli county
Ohio. o. the 18th day Of Dec, a. u. .SI2,
said Jusice Issued an order Of attachment
In the above action for the sum Of eighty
elgut dollars eighty-Seven and one half els.
(SsS S7Z( said cause is set for hearing Feb
rusry 4th, 1873, at 10 O'Clock a N.
o. X. BEEMAN.
Dec. ., IS72-sts
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\ T. sterart broke his leg by falling
on tbs steps 81 his residence Saturday
evening,
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The Supreme Court Of the United
States, as now constituted, stands as
falloFsG