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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25
Nen York LIre stoek Market.
NEw YoRK, Sept b.

NEW YORK sept -.
BEhvEs-T6s weather is hot and the
ct very bad, with extremely irregu-
lar prices, de lining constantly. The
decline since Friday is about le.
a few premium cattle of 10 cwt net went
al l4tI4Ic; prin e sold at 121al3ei good at
Ilal24c; decent little 8 cwt steers at lVtc;
Texans at 7aSlc. The market averaged
Halle, the quality being better.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Sheep sslllargely
at safe ; a few prime at Static, with
some very choice at 7a79c. Lambs sold
at 2laSlc, with poor at Gaze. 10
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Sept p, 1872,
S1.OO per Dozen.

We wish il distinctly understood that in
offering ard Photoes for 80 days at Sl,O0 per
doz. there is no hokus-pokus about IL, but
we shall deal fairly with all who may pa
tronize us, and give them as good pictures
as can be had elsewhere at squat the ex-
piration of that time, we purpose resum1ng
M Tigidly adhereing TO former rates So
now is lifetime to avail yourselves of this
golden opportunity to procure good pictures
cheap. Tours for operating from Z a. m. to
4 p. M. in all weather Remember the
place, Potter's Star Gallery, east side Main
St. Prof. l.. II. BRADLEY,
Sept. .. Operator.
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WARREN, UHIO, Dec. %, ISL.
Insurance AgeneyOGW hIttleSey Adams,
Market Street.

IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PANY'r OF London established IooS.
Paid up capital and accumulated funds.
Eight Million Dollars, Gold untmpatred
we are Justified in saying that there is
NO STRONGER purely Fire Insurance Com
pany in this country than the "lMPERl-
ALL With no Lie liability. its Large
Capital and Assets are solely and only Tor
protection against fire, We present II Tor
patronage, with assurances that any losses
occurring under our issues, Will have that
prompt attention which IN the past has
been u marked atu ofthis Agency.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS,
Managing Agent for TTumbuu Co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

You hear dat news?-De news from Maine
Beat NOrf-Car'lina hollow;
And neider OBJ denis de last bitter pill
De Greeley folks must swallow:
Dey needn't bring here de "big guns'to
bear
Schurz, Trumbull. and all dat crowd
Dey won't want ShiTts dis fall to wear
UeUH need no1in but q ShrOatd!
ChOrus-Ohi Grant, how he runi-Hai Ha
Ny! amt it fun!-HOf Ho!
To see o all de states am
comin',
And how for Grant dey 90!
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Butter and Cheese Market,

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Butter dull
Western lOalSc. Cheese dull st1lalSl.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 23.-Butter in de-
mand at 23a25 for choice. Cheese steady.
PIrTsBURe, Sept. 23.-eheese in active
demand, and prices firm. Dairy liza
I3e. Butter 22a2Sc.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Mr.. Greeley is going to Cincinnati,
which he justly considers the cradle
of his greatness. Let him remain
until November, whenit will also be
his graYe.-[ChieagO Post.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

America is Justly proud of her beautiful
ladies, u how many mar their beauty, and
lose their health and youth, become pTema-
turely old in appearance, by neglecting to
! be no excuse for this. as SozoDoNT, pro-
nounced by an worthy a place between the
sweetest lfps, can now be had in all civilized
countries,
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NILES, OHIO, Sept. ID, ls72
To all WhOm in NAV Concern:

Iuasmueh as those who have washing
Machines" 10 sell, have put in circulation q
report to the effect thatlhe" Ir-Steam wash
err or Woman's Friend, sold now by Mr..
and Mrs n. n. Bartlett, Of Niles, VIII yell
low clothing washed therein. Therefore, We
the undersigned ladies, having used the
steam washer nearly ever since Its INST IN
PRODUCTION here, about the nrst OF july
iS72, are prepared to say that instead OF our
clothing becoming yellow by the use oftne
washer" they are in our opinion, mucn
clearer and ChfteT han when washed Dy
hand labor in the usual way.
Mrs. Vim. Davis, Mrs. Geo. W. Mawby,
Miss Mary Birch, Mrs. Josiah Robbins, Sen.
Mrs, X. h. ~Ingrgaham, Mrs. Geo. 3. Bald
win, Mrs. James Crandon, Mrs :, b.. rev.
Mrs. b. +. Pew.
The above are only a 1.-THE OF the sigma
lures which might be given TO the same
effect,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Z. of all the choice condiments that belong
to the we'll furnished table, as chow-chow,
piccalllli, &c, none is so much priced as a
standard relish for soups. fish and meats as
the HalfOrd Leicestershire Table Sauce, at
once the best and.cheapest OF them all.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Here is a cheerful paragraph for our
Democratic friends. In his late speech
AT I'crre Haute, Mr.. Voorhees,, of Indi-
ANA, me of the most sagaciOus Demo-
cratic pOliucians inrtbe country made
the following declarati0n 8 u tLmk
understand The heart OF the laboring
y q opIs, who compose the great majority
Of tie Democratic party, and L hazard
nothiug in saying that, even II Mr..
Greeley should be nominated at Bal1-
more. and every Democrat of distinction,
whether in public or private lite, from
one ocean to the other, should support
him, he would not receive an average Of
more than my per cent. OF the Demo
cratic votes of the United states. This
/ as firmly believe as 1 do that the sun
will rise to-morrOw. And if the mad
ness and folly of the hour should con-
summate his nomination, l am willing
my Judgment may be tested by the rec
ordsI make here tonight" z q sT
-r VI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

AS evidence of Mr.. Gfeeley's bar
gaining with the late Confederate
government, the bonds issued by 1t,
and which up to the time Of his nom
ination had no more value than.waste
paper, have, since b econsummationo OF
heCineinuatifraud sssumeda mark
etable value, aud those owning them
claim to have advice upon authority,
that in case of Mr.. Greeley's election
these bonds will be Endorsed by the
u. S. Government and held as valid
as its own issues.
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MN N. Henninger. Anctioneer.

VIII give prompt attention to all engage
| ments as Auctioneer, at public sales. Hav-
ing had sixteen years experience in the
business, satisfaction guaranteed. Terms
reasonable. Office at the Buffalo Clothing
House, No. 2Main ST., Warren. and all let
! Sept. 25-3mos WA Fal #
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S1.OO Der Dozen.

There are those who would like Photos.
of themselves, but are somewhat short of
funds. Now when money Is scarce. to ac-
comOdate such, we have concluded 20 take.
for the next 30 days, card Photos. at Shopper
dozen. Don't forget your friends. Star
Gallery, east side Main st.
L. H. Brady, Operator.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Pleasant rooms with boaud can be had on
South street. second door east of MAN,
Also n few more day boarders can be ac-
cOmodated. lSIpt. 2j-lts
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The First Premium
SETAB.

Was awarded to the "T2 Steam Washer, or
Woman's Friend" al the Trumbull Co., An
nual Fam. held at Warren last week. The
WASHER can now be obtained at Kirk &
Christy's. or James Reed & Sons, Warren,
Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

We have laid out over thirty beautifully
located town lots, east Of Red Run, on the
Vienna Road. Will be sold at fair and rea-
sonable prices, on Ions time and easy pay
ments, to suit purchasers. Enquire Of
- -[-n WIN. RlTEZEL,
Ea j 2 3 Il and 7. ]. McLAIN, JR.
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The Warren Homestead & Loan AssO-

At the last meeting of the directors it was
resolved to dispose OF all money belonging
to the Association in the Treasury. Mem
hers Wishing to sell their shares viii be at
the meeting on the 18th inst, at ~ P NJ.
All members are invited to attend and re-
main until the close of the meeting as there
will be important business to be transacted.
JOHN NJ. STULL, Pres't.
Sept .. 1872,
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Base Balls and a Bat,
steel traps for a rat,

Steel traps lot q IlL,
Fine guns for the Boys
Small Guns, that are Toys.
Carpet sweeps. for the Ladies.
And Swings for the BRbY's,
Sewine Machines, that are very neat,
And We are sure they can't be beat,
Certain to suit the various minds,
For we have all the different kinds,
AtTyler's, No. 5, Main st., Harrer, n
Aug. s. lS7l-tL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

The Chicago Times, the leading
Democratic paper in the Northwest,
if not in North America, supports the
Louisville ticket.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Jubilee Song.
Dame Fashion has issued her latest decree,
And the long looked for style, is the Grand
Jubilee;
Come all who are planning to go 70 the
Hub"
To attend Nj. Gilmore's musical club,
And those who are elected at home to stay,
Come look at our styles, without any delay,
And ding your old hats TO the mOles and
bats.
And buy our lofty Jubilee Hats;
And in the words of the famous II. g.
THAT is what know" about the great
Jubilee. E. POTTER 4 co.
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Lost. H8 r
Sept eth, between the Graeter House and
Mr.. John HampsOn's, on Quinby Hill, a
single Wooden Shawl-striped- The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at the Chronicle Office. sept. 25-lt%
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Thirteen Democrats who voted for
Seymour and Blair, now belong to
the Grant and Wilson Club at Gin
tOnville, Ill.
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Accidents

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn.,
Cash Assets one million dollars. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAM, agent, Warren,
OHIO. 1T loot. H-t1.
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Your attention is especially directed
to the advertisement of Adams q Co., IN
This number. One of the Oldest houses,
doing a large trade. They have the con-
fidence of the people and they reaIIy
business cannot fail to please the trade.
Their stock is immense. Go and see
them.
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We Make a Speciality
or the Jobbing Trade.
Davis Sewing Machine.

Mrs. Tew, of Newton Falls. has used a
Davis Sewing Machine for thelast IL months
in the Tailoring business and has earned
within that time $4,000 besides her family
sewing (for a family OF FOUR and the Ma
chine has never been out of repair. Call
and see the Davis at No. Z Main st.
E. S. KNEELAND & CO.,
Aug. 4. ma Agents.
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CIothing

For fat men. for lean men, for short men,
for tall men, for rich men. iOr poor men, IN
fact Clothing for all men, AZ the Bunalo
Clothing House, NO-2 Nam ST. -A-
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At h Popular

New York Clothing House, the best and
cheapest clothing for Men, Boys, and Chill
dren. Come n see.
Yours truly. d.. NJ. LAZARUS
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s~paulding's Glue. useful and always ready


Would inform the ladies of S~Outhington
and vicinity, that she Will open the Minin-
cry bushes at the center. on the first Of
Gnnt ~
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Fresh Green and Black Teas received last
week. We are selling them at 2h cents a
p5und reduction from old prices. HoytG
Spear, Nos Main 81.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Tho appointments for the Warren Dis
trict of the Erie Conference, are as fol-
lows:
WARREN DISTRICT. GRAHAM, P. E.
Warren, w. F. Day; Youngstown,
John Peate; Youngstown Mission,
G. Z. Neville; Girard and Liberty,
T. Guy; Miles, NJ. Williams; West
Pennington, C.. T.. Kingsbury ;
Bloomfield and Bristol, H. Webb /;
Windsor, G. w. Anderson Williams
field, T. J. Baker; Cherry Valley, o.
q. st. John Richmond, p. O'Con-
nor; Gustavus, p. w. Sherwood
Kinsman, ]. S. Card; Baconsburg,
l.. w. Ely Greensburg, ]. b. Corey;
Vienna, NJ. Miller; Brookfield, d.
Rowland /: Hartford ; L. NJ. ProSser ;
Mineral Ridge. Il. b. TAFT South
ington J.. II. Week /; Morgan, H. n.
Stearns; Rome Mission, @. w Grey;
Kelloggsville, J. B. Grover; Lennox,
NJ. Moses Jackson, L. Wade Jeffer-
SON, +, Brown; Western Reserve
Seminary, G. w. Beatty and mem
Der Of West Pennington Quarterly
Conference.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

A girl at Keokuk wanted to get rid
of a tiresome lover, and so she prom
ised to marry him when Greeley is
elected.
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Call at the City Bakery
For your premium bread and biscuits.
oct q II. WALDECK.
% Gases

Fresh Cove Oysters, just received and for
sale by the case or can, ~ way down prices,
at James McCOnnelI's.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY
OF -l.- msli
w rren, Ohio.

We offer for sale the following property
FGrm IN Greene. One hundred and nifty
acres OF excellent land situate one mile
northwest OF the center OF Greene town.
ship. Good buildings, barns, granary. sheds
for q cattle; hne young, bearing orchard /;
good water. There Is an unopened stone
quarry on the farm. Fifteen acres -ofgOOd
timber; will sell for forty dollars per acre
Part down and nine years time ON balance (;
or will take as part pays smaller farm near
Warren. <AA- AtAA
1Rehigan Furm-One hundred and sixty
acres II Kent CO., Michigan, for sale, or
trade for rOperty IN Trumbul county
good dwelling and barn, Is acres improved,
balance good timber; four miles from Rail-
road station; good markets, living water,
&C., astream large enough TO raft logs run
ming through the farm. saw mill near by.
Price $500. Terms easy. 80
4 nice FaTrs Just one mile nom Court
House., fifteen acres OF land, partly i'm
proved and partintimbers sood water, barn,
Price $500 Part down, and timeon bafance.
A great bargain.
in good neighbOrhood- SlOOO down I'D
time on rest ARb
$500 for dweuing and threelolsch1p4rty
street, wet side a4HlHIWN
S57s. Desirable4ot for buildinz situ in
upper part Of city. IN gc9dIoeaAEl Sa0
down-ttme 90 balanee.
Tdnted-A person Who h1stH0leE bug
gisS desires to trade them for 6~nee1EbIe
building lot. Cali soon; will Esde auls OF
boths b1ggies havs neysrneen used
Other PropsrVzWe bave pieces not nd
vertised,ifyca want anythinginfeaAestate
do not fan % { US q cal, andWesFA try
10 RssEEDwenings andResnsmsn t.
Cairat M and be suited N4
July &rS7 NAKF
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F-ARM1NorOM, Sept. 2lst, 1877
DEAR CHoMIcLE:

DEAR CHOAuCLE:
1.-THE melancholy days nave come,
The saddest of the year"
The leaves are assuming those beauti-
full tints which presage their decay.
The summer flowers have bid US fare
well, and ever and anon death enters
some family circle and with his icy fin
ger, touches some home flower and they
too fade from our sight. Only last even
ing, little Luetta Menzing went to live
with the angels.
"a hearttreasure gone, one cherub more
Over the tide on the golden shore"
Notwithstanding some of our citizens
had the distinguished honor oflistening
to a discourse from Mr.. Junius Dana, of
Warren, and a Mr.. Becker, from the
heart of Rebellion Gf one is to Judge
from his SPECIFY, we are yet alive, and
the dear old flag is floating in the breeze.
That glorious banner, under whose
starry folds, so many loyal ''boys in
blue marched onward to victory, and
in many instances, to death. All how
can any one insult the memory of those
braye fellows, who laid everything.
even their lives upon the altar, Ly
"clasping hands" with the enemies Of
our government?
Friday evening, at the usual hour,
quite a goodly number of Grant men,
all the Greeley men and a few who were
neither the one nor the other, assem-
bled at the Town Hall TO hear the "Gree-
ley speeches." Not a lady was pres e IT,
but their restraining influence was GER
tainly needed to quell the disturbing
element which predominated in some,
who were old enough to know better
and ought to have acted the part of gen.
tlemen.
AT the conclusion of the speeches, one
of our soldier boys" proposed three
cheers for Grant and Wilson, which
were given with a will, the old hall re-
sounding with such shoutings as are
seldom heard. Had a thunderbolt fallen
in their midst, the chief actors in the
drama would not have been more dumb
founded. As it was, the meeting" dis
missed itself, each Greeleyite going
home a sddder and it is to be hoped a
riser man.
As 1 cannot vote, perhaps you will
think, Mr.. CHRONICLE, that 1 should
hold my peace, but I cannot. "out of
the abundance of the heart my pen
speaketh. RED RIDING Hoop.
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Fresh Vegetables
Can always be found in their season, at
McCOnnPps
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Musical Association.

The Ashtabula County Musical AssOcia-
ton will meet Oct. LIST, next, at Jefferson,
Ashtabufa Cos Ohio, continuing four days,
to be conducted by Prot L. U. Emerson. of
Boston. singers from abroad entertained
nee. All singers are invited to attend.
B. s. BARRETT, Sec.
L. \. PARKER, Pres.
Sent. IS-2t.
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Battery 18th Ohio V. V. Artillery.

The l4th Battery held their 9th An
nual Reunion at Mesopotamia, Trum.
bull county, on the 10th day of Septem.
Der; thirty-three of the old members Of
the 18th being present with wives and
lady friends. After dinner, that was
furnished by the citizens of Mesopota-
mia and gotten up by Messrs. Lee &
Griffin, of the Eagle House, the compa-
ny marched to a church, headed by the
band, where, after reading a part of the
history of the company, the following
toasts were INDUCED in:
LIST. The Pre- ,ident of the U United States,
his success as u leader of our armies
stamps him as one of the greatest sol
diers of the age. Responded to by the
band.
ID. The Army and Navy. Responded
to by t. Douglas.
Sd. The Union women in the war. Re-
sponded to by VIM. Horton.
4th. Our fallen comrades. Responded
to by w. b. King.
5th. The public press. Responded to
by Geo. Hurlbut. g
9th. Our absent comrades. Respond
ed TO by II. Pancost.
9TH. The occasion. Responded TO by
Capt. C. P. Lyman.
Sth. The citizens of Mesorot4mia,
their generosity will ever be held in
grateful remembrance. Responded to
by our beloved Captain, ]. B. Burrows.
After which the company returned to
a room at the Eagle House and elected
the following officers: President, Geo.
Hurlbut; Vice Presidents, II. Pancost,
o. u. Kibbee, Seth Barber, w. B. King,
W. Bower, F. Sinclair ; Secretary and
Treasurer, A. S. Fitch; Assistant Secre-
tary, SIS. Clay.
In houor to ourselves and our fallen
comrades, A. W. English and H. P. Allen
were elected honorary membeis Of our
company. Is
Being invited, the company decided
by vote to hold our next reunion at
Bristol, Trumbull county, on the 10th
OF September, 1873.
By vote, Judge Yeomans and the
press have the thanks of the company
for favors received.
The company adjourned, feeling
thankful to Messrs. Lee 81 Griffin and to
the citizens of Mesopotamia for the
manner in which we were entertained.
More favOrs were shown US than at any
other place that VIC have yet held our
Reunions.
GEO. HURLBUT, President.
a. l.. FITCH, Sec'y and Treas.
(PdiaeSUiIIe and AShtdbNlG papers
.o,,,y
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

A lady says her husband is CIT for
Greeley-tin 2 o'clock every NOR
ming.
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Divine service every Lords Day, both
morning and evening, at the usual hours,
and on Thursday evenings. SEATS FREE.
To all who will worship with US n cordial
cheerfully provide seats for all who come.
ADrfl IT-tf r.
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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.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25
We Sell Tobacco

By the Dbl. or pail as low as any Cieve-
GATES 4 DELIN.
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A New Departure
Lots for Sale.

From old prices. We have reduced thu
price of-all our Teas, from ~ 10 70 cents per
bound. HOHT 4 SPEAR
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Bear This in Mind.

Large Stock New Styles jet Jewelry and
Bracelets, just received.
Sept IS-zt YAUTRor & ACKLEY.
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ForSaIe.
Jet JeWelry.

A commOdious house and lot on East
South Street. Call and see al 4. h Good
ale's. Warren. Sept.4 4.
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Warren district NJ. E. Quarterly
Meetings.

Warren district NJ. E. Quarterly
Meetings.
Niles, Sept. 10Th.
Bloomfield, Oct. 9th.
Richmond, Oct. 18th.
Cherry Valley, Oct. 18th.
Williamsield, Oct. Goth.
Kinsman, Oct. 10Th.
Jefferson, Oct. 9th.
Kelloggsville, Oct. 9th.
Morgan, Nov 3rd.
Lenox, Nov. 3rd.
Windsor, Nov. 10th.
Greensburgh, Nov. 10th.
Gustavus, Nov. 18th.
Baconsburgh, Nov. 18th.
West Pennington, Nov. 9th.
Southington, Nov. 9th.
Vienna, Dec. LIST.
Girard, Dee. LIST.
Warren, Dec. Sth.
Youngstown, Station and Mission,
Dec. Sth.
Hartford, Dec. 18th.
BrOokfeld, Dec. 18th.
Jackson, Dec. 22nd.
OhltOwn, Dec. 22nd.
The District Stewar IS will meet at
Warren NJ. E. Church, Tuesday, october
18th, at IOl A. NJ.
J.. GRAHAM, P. E.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Ice Cream ParlOrs
Open every day and evening, at McCOn-
nellig. Main So.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

THE NEW YORK CIRCUs.-0n Friday
of the coming week, Sept. 9th, the ia
New York Circus company from
the Hippotheatron, New York, will ex-
hibit in Warren. The entertainments
offered will be very attractive, and va
ried with novelties introduced for the
first time in this city. In the company of
performers are Mile. Caroline Roland,
William Dntton. John Henry Cooke and
Charles W. Fish, all bareback riders,
who are said TO be unequalled in their
peculiar style of equestrianism. The
Jee Brothers, who are new in this coun
try, also appear in their astonishing per-
formances with the musical rocks and
dancing hats. 1t is unnecessary to enu-
merate all the attractions offered for the
de,ectation of his patrons by Manager
Lent, who promises this season areEic
performances OF unprecedented variety
and attractiveness, agreeably diversified
by charming pa~ntonines and gorgeous
spectacular displays. A parade viii be
made OF the morning Of the exhibition
day with the excellent band, mammoth
golden chariot and fine horses and pref
ty ponies of the circus.
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Jet ,JeUelry.

JeJ-JeNelri. 1eEG 81
Large Stock New Styles Jet Jew Try and
Bracelets, just received.
Sept. 1871 a-VAUFR0T& ACkLEH.
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To1sen goods at u-nprecedentIy low prices
Assure yourself that such is the fact by cal
ling at the Buffalo Clothing House. No. 2
Main Street.
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TO the Retail Trade. Ee
We retail the freshest and best goods in
the market, GATES q DELlN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-25

Cold Soda Water,
The best and coolest in the city, atAeCon-
neIfS-