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HARTFORD.

Greeley Neutrality-suspicious.
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE:-At the State
election the Republicans in Hartford
did Themselves no credit. We returned
a decreased majority. Last Tuesday
voting opened up briskly. The Greeley
leaders started of with zeal and sppar-
ent courage. They had a little success
and were elated. Grant men got the
blues. They thought they were run
ming behind even the State election. The
chief leader of the Democrats said, if
Greeley gaiLs as much in other towns as
he does here, he will be elected. Three
men claimed to have voted the O'Conner
ticket. One man worked hard for Black
and Russell. Voting ceased. Counting
commenced. Only one O'Conner ticket
was found, one Prohibition and one
State ticket. The Democratic tickets
counted out 81, just as many as at the
State election. Republican tickets num-
bered I75, a gain of eleYen. So Greeley
boasting and Grant blues were alike re-
buked. Several regular Democrats voted
for Grant; and Hartford has only one
pure Democratic seed left. Now as cleo
ton news comes in from all the States
everybody seems astouished. They
thought it would be 80, but not so much
so. There seems little prospect that
confederate scrip will rise in value at
present.
Outside Of politics, nearly every body
seems to prosper. Houses continue TO
be reprinted and otherwise repaired.
Hartford Centre has continually i'm
proved in outward appearance for three
years past.
Our Academic Institute prospers. The
Normal classes are receiving thorough
drill. Our Principal gives more and
more evidence that he under stands his
business. The winter term opens De-
cen,ber 8, and there is prospect Of a full
attendance. Scholars are already en-
gaging board and rooms. Arrangements
are nearly completed for q course of val
liable lectures during the winter. This
term closes on the 22d, with examins-
lions, and and a public exhibition, or
rather two exhibitions. The school and
others interested are preparing a superb
or entertainment for Thursday and Fri
day evenings, the 2lst and I'D. It is to
consist chiefly Of the presentation Of the
Drama Of Uncle Toms Cabin. The
arrangements already made show that
the work win be well done. Our Prin-
cipal is & superio elocutionist. J..
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. Good Word for Incal Pnnerr
WARREN, o., Nov. 5, 1872.


The New York Times says you might
nearly as we'll forget your churches, your
academies and school houses, as to for
get your local paper. It speaks to ten
times the audience that your local min
lister does. It is read eagerly each week
from beginning to end. 1t reaches you
all, and if it has q low spirit and less
wisdom than q sermon It has q thousand
times better chance at you. Lying on
every table, in almost every house, as il
does, you owe it to yourselves to rally
literally to It's support, and exact from
it as able, h~igh-toned q character as you
do from any educator In your midst. It
is in no sense beneath notice and care
unless yourself are beneath notice and
care-it Is your representative. Indeed,
in its character, il is the summation Of
the importance, interest and welfare OF
you all. II is the aggregate Of your own
consequence, and you cannot ignore it
without miserably ~depreciating your
self.
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How to 90 West.

Is an inquiry which every n should
have hultftlIU before he starts on
his journey, and a little care taken in ex-
animation OF Routes will IN many cases
save much trouble. time and money.
The &C., 3. & O. r. r" running rom Chi
cago, through Galesbuig to Burlington, and
the a., b. q w. Route" running from 1ndt-
annapolis, through Bloomington TO Burling-
ton have achieved a splenetd reputation in
the last two years as tue leading Passenger
Routes to the West. At Burlington they
connect with the b. 4 n. r. r. n from the
great Burlington Route, which runs direct
thro' BothernIo Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas,
with close connectionsto California and the
Territories. and passengers starting nom
Trumbui County, on their way westward,
cannot do beJter han 70 take the BURLIHG-
TON ROUTE.
This Line has published . pamphlet called
How TO go West" which contains much
valuable Information: = large correct map
OF the Great West, which AMI be obtained
free of charge By addressing the General
Passenger AgentR. q n. X. x. Burlington,
Iowa.
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MARRIAGES.
Marriage Nottee, fn,ertsd Gratt,
WARREN, Nov. sth


IN Warren. at the Thompson House, on Nov.
8, lSl2, by Rev. W. F. Day. Mr.. JONATHAN
7. HAGER, and Miss CLARA y. PRICE,
both of Hubbard.
In Warren, on the 5th inst, by Jefferson
Palm, Mt. DANIEL ANDREWS, to Miss
JANE BAGLEY, both of Niles.
Nov. !, at the home of the bride, in Warren,
by Rev. Joseph Marvin. Jr., Dir. BENJA-
MIN CRAIG, Of Braceville, m Miss MA
RY CRAIG.
Sept. 18th, by Rev. N. P. Bailey, Mr.. SAM
UEL 4. STONE and Miss SARAH c. Nc
LAIN, OF Portage Co.
Wednesday evening, Sept. 18th, by Rev. N. P.
Bailey, at his residence, Mr.. CHARLES
W. RINDGE, and Miss EM0RANTHA L.
SEIPLE, of Niles.
By Rev. n P. Bailey, at his residence, Sab
bath morning, Sept. 18th, Mr.. JAMES
WATERS. OF this city, and Miss MARY
n. THOMPSON, OF Bristol
Friday evening, Nov. Sth, by Rev. n. P.
Bailey, Mr.. JOHN KING. and Miss ELI
ZABErH A VENN, both of this city.
In Holly, Mich Oct 8, 1872. at the residence
OF the brides parents, by Rev. J. H. Aor-
rison, Mr.. WASH. p. WEBB, formerly Of
this city TO Miss ELLA BUSSEY, Of the
former place.
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Purgative Pills have become q settled ne
cessity with the American people. Indeed,
cathaItics always have been and always
must be used, in some form, by all man
kind. In this country the pilular form Of
barb, rolled into a ball. Their high position
in the public confidence has finally been Sc
cured and fastened into permanency by
Aver . OdthdFtic Pills. the most skillful COM
bination Of medicine for the diseases they
are intended to cure. that science can devise
or art produce. Those who need pills, no
longer hesitate what pills to take II they can
get Ayers PaLs.-Wheeling CVa.) Press.
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Chicago Live stock Market.

OdIUAdO5 NOFs II
CATTLE-Receipts to-day 2,9O6 head.
Shipments Saturday 9S3 head. The
market is very quiet and prices are I'M
changed. Good Texans sold at 5000
3.25; common to good stockers at $3.50
AS. There is hOthing doing on ship
ping account; good to choice are quota
Bile at s..
HoGs-Receipts to-day 5000 head.
Shipments 5,434 head. The market is
rather dull and closed 10c lower. Sales
at S4.15@4.5O the outside price was paid
early.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY PA, November II.
CATTLE-The market dull and ar
rivals fair. Best $6.O0@6.50. Stockers
3S.0@S-5o. Prospect dull.
SHEB-Market Is slow and arrivals
Hgh.. Best S,25a5,75 Z; medium A.50s
500; common s., 5ea4,Oo. Prospect slow.
Hostile market dull and arrivals
heavy. Philadelphia S4.5Oa4, 20; Workers
S4,SOa4,@. Prospects duh.
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EGAI. NOTICE

T EGAL NOTICE.
1.-the State Of ohio. Trumbull County, IS.
IN the Court OF Common Pleas.
Olive Mcdonald VS.. Henry Husk.
The defendant. Henry Husk, whose resi-
dence Is to plaintinunKnoWn will take no
tiee that plaintiff. on the 18Th day Of Octo-
Der, A. ID. 1877. filed her petition in the Court
OF Common Pleas within and for The coQnty.
ofTrumbun, setting forth hat whereas. at
the June term of the said Court. A. ID. 1867,
plaintiff recovered a judgment against THU
defendant for the sum OF $500 and costs, and
that by the lapse OF time the said judgment
has become dormant. Praying that the said
judgment may be revived n for such 9TH
er relief as in equity ma be Just, and that
II fall to answer to said petition
the said judgment will stand revived.
OLIVE MCDONALD,
By A. J.. Dyer, her Atty.
Oct. so, IsT2-st.
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The people cannot take Ouzor Oh nom It's
terrible nauseating taste, and recoil in the
throat. Tit Castorta prepared by Dr. Pit
less, pleasant to take. and more effective
han Castor OIL. It does not distress or
grippe, but regulates the system, and Opergtel
all other remedies have failed. 10
acts like magic for Stomach Ache, Constipa-
ton, Flntulency, Group and Worms. It
contains neither Ainsrals, Morphine nor
Alcohol. Its soothing .quieting effect. pro-
duces naturalsleep, and particularly adapts
it 70 crying and teethlng children. No
article has ever met such unqualified en-
by the physicians. Take no
or S~ickening Oils. The CastoriS
costs but 50 cents, and when once tried Won
will never be without II. 4W.
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JOlIin catIOn Meeting.

At q meeting held at the Auditors
Office, Saturday evening, to consider the
propriety of having a Qualification"
over the result Of the election, James
Hoyt, Esq, was called to the chair and
P. L. Webb chosen Secretary.
On motion of Mayor Dawson It was
unanimously resolved that we celebrate
the glorious victories achieved by the
Republican party last Tuesday by a
grand illumination, torch light process
sion and display of fire works on Friday
evening, Nov. 18th.
The following committees were ap-
pointed to make necessary arrange.
ments:
COMMITTEES ON PROGRAMME.
Col. G. W. Dickinson, Col. q. G. STRAIT
ton and Lieut.. T. A. Briefly.
ILLUMINATION, TRANsPARANcIEs AMI
IRE WORKS.
VIM. C. Reed, C.. P. Kinsman, Wm.M.
Lane and C. c. McNutt.
FINANCE. 7
s. NJ. Laird, Henry BOIL, L. G. Lewis
and-P. L. Webb.
MUSIC.
Prof. W. 81. Dana. %
The committee on finance were in
structed to raise $500 to pay necessary
expenses.
On motion, the meeting adjourned,
when all Joined in singing Old John
Brown. P. L. WEBB,
Secretary.
laws HoyT Chairman
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NrU VoDE No. II

@6W AOhAg LNOhs IL
Beeves-Total receipts for the week
1900 head, or 14O0 head less than the pre-.
vious week. Receipts for to-day Us
ears at Communipaw, 81 a. Hundredth
street and Y at WeehaEken, making
400 head agaiut I, 56O las Monday. This
light run causes quite a spring In the
market. Fat cattle advanced u, while
poor natives and Texans were nearly Ic
higher. Texans sell at S@9Sc, with 5
cars of mean 6 cWt natives at lie; 10
cars OF fair Illinois ewt. at 12@l2i; 8
cars OF good 75eWt Ohio. q. 12l ole "A
cars Of fsirish Texans Of 81 cWt. at S3@
&c; a lot OF good Texans at DC, 56bs per
cwt, a few OF the best natives reached
I4Ic. The market averaged 1i4c.
Sheep and Lambs-ToTsl supply for
the week 2s,4OO head, against Is. 900 last
week. The market is good at former
rates. Sheep are selling, l car ofS0 ms
Ohio at &c; 1 car Of 81 MS at SIC; l car of
100 MS Ca nsdas at SIC; l car of 20 lbs
Ohio aI &c: l car so b lambs at ste; l
car of 70 ms at 7ic.
Hogs-ArriVals for the week 46, 0
head against $500 for the previous
week. Arrivals to-day 2Os cars. Live
hogs are lower, selling at 55@54c city
dressed sell at 6s@7c for $50 bbs and up
ward; TIC for l40 ms, and 7ic for pigs.
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Fashions rich and changing dyes,
Vie with autumn's tinted skies,
Many shades Of brilliant hue,
Silks and Ribbons bring TO view;
Neckties, tinted anc BrOcaded,
Plaided, Changeable and Shaded,
Peacock, Vulture, Heron, Ostrich,
Furnish Feathers, rare and rich.
Victoria switches. Braids and Nets,
Chignons, Fichus, Curls and Jets.
Zephyr Hoods for little babies.
Caps and Barbes for aged ladies,
For Hats. Mt. Blanc and Chamouni
Revere, Glendale, and Nominee.
The Bonnet's dignity doth add,
And maketh the heart Of woman glaS
E POTTER 4 CO.
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The Tide Of Emigration Turned.

Seekers for new homes are pouring into
Southwest Missouri, attracted by the cheap
and Of the Atlantic d Pocgtc Rdtrodd
Company.
This Company offers 100000 Acres OF the
finest lands In the world, at from 81 10 "
per acre, on seven years time, ana with
free transportation 10 all purchasers.
This road, Never BgOckdded 6y SnoU, is des-
tined to become the national highway be-
tween New York and San Francisco; n 70
the industrious farmers OF older states We
Earnestly recommend this land OF cheap
homes, sure that nowhere can the poor man
ind more grateful climate, q better soil,
or greater productiveness.
For full information, with Maps ana
Pamphlets, address; AMOS TUCK, Land
Commissioner, 25 South Fourth Street, ST.
Louis. foet. o
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To those who are alarmed at the horse
disease, it will be gratifying Intelligence
to learn that at Chicago, where it was
very severe only a few days ago,i it is now
rapidly abating. Similar reports come
from Eastern cities-justifying the belief
that the disease does not retain its foot
ing anywhere for more Than ten days or
a fortnight
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10 whitley AdGns, agent. Warren, o.
The losses OF the Westchester Ins. Co. at
Boston, will not exceed one hundred thou
and dollars. GEO. r. CRAWFORD, Sec.
The losses OF the Alemannia Ins. Co. OF
Cleveland, amounts TO only i've thousand
dollars.
The Glens Falls Ins. Co, ofNew York, has
losses at Boston, Of less than $4,000, and af-
ter payment of losses will have cash capital
and surplus OF over $52SyO00 90.
The Orient Ins. Co. Of Hartford. had risks
in the burnt district OF Boston, amounting
to not over SI7O. 900. The Orient will have
OF losses.
The Hibernia Ins. Co., OF Cleveland, had
no losses at Boston, and continues business
as usual,
The Black River Ins. Co. ofNeW York has
capital and surplus of $265 900, and will pay
her losses OfS5,O00 at Boston, and continue
! business rs usual.
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EGAL NOTICE

EGAL NOTICE.
1.-The State Of Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
In the Court Of Common Pleas,
Horatio p. KiLe, Plaintiff, IS. Nathan N.
Smith, Defendant.
The defendant, Nathan NJ. Smith. whose
place OF residence is unknown, win take
notice, that the plaintiff, HOratIo P. Kile,
In the county OF TrumbuH and State OF o..
did, on the 3Gth day orSeptember,A A. d. 1872.
hle his petition and for Attachment
in the Court OF Common Pleas within and
for said county Of Trumbull, and state OF
Ohio, against saiu defendant, setting forth
that on the 18th day Of October, A. ID. 1885
aid defendant made his certain promissory
note Of that date, and delivered the same 10
g. l. Kile. n due In Two years after date.
for the sum offorty-tWo dollars with interest
that said g. L 6ile sold and delivered
said note to the plaintif, that an order OF
Attachment has been issued In said case
and asking for a Judgment against said de-
PENDANT for said sum OF $500 and Interest,
and that n real estate attached in this
case, be sold to satisfy aid Judgment and
costs. And the said defendant is notified
that he is required to appear and answer
said petition on or befors the 2lst day OF
December, A. D. 1872
H0RATIO P. KILE.
By r. W. Ratlin, his Atty,
Oct. o. 1s72-st.
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The ss7s steam Washer

Took the first premium at the Aahoning
county Fair held In Canneld october ]. b
steam Washer has been before the people
OF this county nearly four months. has been
In constant use all ofthat time by many OF
our best citizens, all OF whom are unant-
nous IN It's praise. For machines or town.
ship rights address the Undersigned, at
Mr.. & Mrs. N. N. BARTLETT.
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OHERIFF's SALE. q.
OThe State Of Ohio, Trumbun County, s.
Al Waldorf IN Trumbun
Thomas Hams 81 Common Pleas.

By virtue OF an order OF sale issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbun
County in the above named cas- 10 me
directed u delivered. / have levied on
and shal expose to public sale at the door
Of b court House, in the City Of Warren,
Ohio, N
Saturday, Nov. 30th, A. d. 1879,
at 8 o'.lock, p. M. Of said day, the following
described land and tenements: Situate n
the township Of Johnston, County OF Trum-
bull. state Of Ohio, known as part OF Lot
No. is In the said division of lands IN the
township Of Johnston, and Is bounded as
follows, 70 wit: north, east n west by the
original lot lines, south by the south half Of
the original Lot IS, supposed TO contain
sixty acres ofland.
Also part Of Lot No. Il, and bounded
as follows: commencing at the north and
south center road leading from Johnston 70
Fowler at the center Of aid road at the
north east corner Of lands decided by Joseph
Young to Thomas Hodus, and running west
on lot line to lands owned by J.. W. Lang
ley, thence north so far that a parallel line
running east to the center Of the center
oad leading from the enter Of Johnston to
the center OF Fowler, shall contain dfty-dvs
acres OF land, thence south to the place OF
beginning.
Appraised at -. Terms cash.
g. W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
ShertnsVmces Warren % Oct, %, ls72-6W
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Mental LaZineSs.

or all the bushes avocatious fife there
Is perhaps none which demands or calls
more loudly for mental activity than thai
Of Photography, or suffers as much from
mental laZiness as this same beautiful art.
One may imagine IL would be fine thing
to bea Photographer, and with their huge
muscles and large, good hearts, attempt,
upon the plan of main strength and stupidi-
", to learn the bushes. But, requiring, Us
It does. more brains than muscle. they gen.
orally find the learning part not any easy
thing. Hence the failures in and mutilation
Of the art Of picture making. II any n Is
think Il was Intended for them. In the
mean time all should go 10 Rice's and get
the --latest new style of pictures. at sign OF
Revolving Pyramid, Warren, Ohio.
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For FAMILY UsE.-Meats Of all descrip-
lions are made much more palatable by the
use of the famous Halford Leicestershire
Tab Sauce, which is not fiery like many
foreign sauces, but has more body OF the
choicest materials than they have. All gro
GERS sell IL.
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NEW SHEET MUSIC inst reed

SHEET MUSIC Just reed
IN at ADAMS Book Store.
Do n OF eep so Sis ter Darling. Song,
Dead. but not forgotten. Song,
Lay me where my Mothers Sleeping.
Song.
Meet me Maggie. Song,
Little Dan Song, g
Farewell Annie Darling. Song.
Smile OF Beauty Polka,
Murmurtng Spring Mazurka,
Bird OF Beauty aItz,
Glistening Stars. Polka de Salon,
locus Polka. Four hands,
Switch on Gal0p,
Fatal Glance Galop, %
Home Set. mo. 1 Little Treasures9 g
Quit dat tickling me. Song.
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The Fragrant Breath of Beauty

Attests the matchless purifying properties
Of SozOdont. Every lady h has ever used
II, proclaims IL is a perfect Rntidote to den-
tai decay. Pure teeth are essential to q pure
breath, and both ara enjoyed by all who re-
sort to this agreeable. wholesome, and in
valuable vegetable compound.
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Nm. n. Henuinger, AuctIoneer.

VIII give prompt attention TO all engage
ments as A~uctioneer, At public sales. hAY-
ing a sixteen years experience in the
business, satisfaction guaranteed. Terms
reasonable. Office at the Buffalo Clothing
House, No. main st., Warren. and all let
tiers sent me may be in care OF the b. c. II.
Sept. @5-Smo~
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Base Balls and = Bat,

Steel traps for . rat,
Fine 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,
At Tyler's, No. 5, Main ST., WarreE, Ohio
Aug. g.. IS71-tf.
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Boston Fire.

We received kilograms from our Insurance
Companies, to-wit: The Underwriters OF
New York, the Market of New York. IA
the Phoenix OF Hartford. They are unin-
jured by the great fire and we are ready TO
issue policies in them to our friends. The
best is the chedpeA. T. ]. McLAIN q SON.
Nov. l3-its
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CINCINNATI, Nov. Y, ls72.
adams, Agent Regal ms. O., Warren. o.:
The Royal is all right. Loss at Boston less
than 81 ,2o.0o. VII pay all losses promptly.
JOHN S. LAW GSON,
Managers.
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Nails Close at the Warren Post Once
as Follows:
FAST

Your attention is especially directed
to the advertisement of Adams q Cor in
this number. One of the Oldest houses,
doing q large trade. They have the on
hdence of the people and they realIy
MORT success. Their manner Of doing
business cannot fail to please the trade.
Their stock is immense. Go and see
them.
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Has returned 20 stay with me permanent
ly, and is now ready TO make or mend any
thing which comes in our line. Guns and
Sewing Machines are our spcialties.
n. B. TYLER.
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uRRANA. OHIO. Nov

II. AddnS. Agent at Warren, o., for Home ms.
Company Of Ne1o York:
The Home had only $4,000 In the burnt
district OF Boston. The Home has cash
Assets Of over four and q half million dol
lars, and there is no stronger mpa in
America. c. w. MANHALL, State Agent.
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Nv old Workman

Fresh Cove Oysters, just received and for
sale by the case or can, at way down prices,
At James McConnelrs.
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WU UIU % LNoJ
That we cannot find time to leave our
Gallery and 90 through the country picking
mp a Job here and there. n personally So
licit listeners to visit and patronize us, but
during business hours we can be found at
our rooms ready to serve all who may favor
us with their patronage. We are having
great success in taking children and baby
~cture Particular attention paid 10
copying old pictures and finishing IN ink or
color. Don't forget the place; POIter's Star
L. Il. BRADLY, Operator.
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NenraIgIn.

Headaches and HabituAl Costiveness
speedily and permanently cured by J. w.
Daily, NJ. D, Salina, Kansas Address with
stamp. oct. 3 3mo.
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Whether Grant or Greeley is elected so
long as the citizens Of Warren and vicinity
are well n satisfactorily clothed, at the
Buffalo Clothing House, No. 2 Main 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-13

All the Popular
Brands Of Oysters at McConneIrs Dining
Rooms, Main st.
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BE the Laughing stock
Bargains at KINGS!

Ofthe whole community by net buying
your Clothing and Furnishing Go, dis at the
Buffalo Clothing House. No. 2Mai st.
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Look at the immense Stock,

and You VIII De pItastur
Jealous to satisfy all my old customers
And determined Il make many new ones,
Right good Clothing and nothing else but
Upright dealing. at the N. Y. Clothing
StoreofD n. Lazarus, Main ST., Warren,0,
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90 Cents q Pom O,

Fresh Green and Black Teas received last
week. We are selling them at % cents =
pound reduction from old prices. Hoyt &
Spear, No. 5 Main st.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-13
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Now Is the time to buy everything In the
way OF Watches. Clocks, Jevelry and Plated
Ware, cheap, al Kings Jewelry Store, Z
Main st. Call and see.