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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07
NFRNCHyILLE, LOUISIANA TUESDAY, NAY 1877,

is wrong.
-. For the promotion and Sic
cess of these vital principles and the
support of the candidates nomina-
ted by this convention, we invite and
cordially welcome the cooperation
Of all patriotic citizens, without re-
gard to political af1inities.
HORACE WHITE,
Chairman of Committee on Reso-
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07
the slbioined editorial
y York Ttihltne

the subjoined editorial
F York Tribune f.:
GAUGE Of the Aiassacllu-
on to Gen. Grant is ut
ftion all over the coun-
odical in New England
Fe closely identified with
OF New England Re-
n the AHanlic Monthly.
post distinguished foun-
Arty are enrolled among
prs. and it has always
athy with the most in
lon Of the community.
'fal and representative
reminds us that the
disappointed the ex-
those who supported
> ago that he i" has
with the very men
are by-words through.
y Tor those vices which
us desire to root out
IS warm assistance te
warning not for any
IS but for the i" con
) and that " he nov
reelection on til,
these services to til,
Is evident that ther,
Ter feeling of dissatis
J. most powerful portion
l'ean party. But thi
ected. How can Mas
y being angry with
has treated one c
Dsalshed sons as Gran
parles Sumner :?
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

b dated New York, May
+ On the reception of the
|of Mr.. Greeley i'll this
; crowd gathered at the
be, Alr. Greeley WAS call
appeared. He declined.
speech, but had to un-
amount of hand-shak- i
te Of 100 guns WAS fired
Hall Park in his honor.
ess says Of the nomina-
70 old white coat will
portion of the rank and
party with him." As to
as to whether the Dem
pdorse lis nomination,
says " Mr.. Greeley
abused us all roughly.
forgiving race of men
b what is best for on,
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

(ne specimen of how the
| Of London does It's bust
error of 500 was discov-
Of the corporation ac-
a professional ac-
IS called to investigate it,
amounts to i.toa.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

Ian will sell knives at that
Is be stecls tllem," said u
Sharp things.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

men were asked which of
each would choose were
led to marry one of them.
ID: 4" The elder, that I
be sooner rid Of him y the
he Younger, that 1 might
buffer the longest"
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

lrn is said to cure hog and
aolera, as we'll as dyspep-
man beings.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

ia Chicago scheme on foot
Bonner in the field Of jour
!" Gold-smith's Maid" beat
! Dexter.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

egnetic curling comb may
Warranted to straightcn the
hair.
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07
2g4T OFFEi /
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07
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Elegantly ,'s','1 sfat11
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Tor the cure o. y. y
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col,s'lnplH
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The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

\ is the great glory which
e shame Of New York pau
The semi-weekly Republican. (St. Francisville, La.) 1872-1872, 1872-05-07

ck dresses with court trains,
100.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-11
Engineering Among Ihe Chinese.

The mnst remarkable evidence of
the mechanical science and skilI Of
Chinese so far baeS az l, 800 years ago
Is TO be found in their suspended
bridges, the invention of which is
assigned to the Han dynasty. Ac-
cordlng to the concurrent testimony
OF all their historical and geographical
writer's, Sangleang. the commander
Ot the army under BaOutsOo. the first
OF the Hans, undertook aud completed
the formation Of the roads through
he mountainous province of Shense,
to the west of the capital Hitherto
Us lofty hills and deep valleys had
rendered the communication difficult
and eircuitOus. With bOuy of one
hundred thousand labOrers he cut
passages over the mountains, throw
ing the removed soil into the valleys,
aud, where this was not sufficient to
raise the road to the required height.
be constructed bridges which rested
on pillars or abutments. In another
place he conceived and accomplished
the daring project of suspending a
bridge from one mountain to another
across u deep eha~m. These bridges
which were called by the Chinese
writers, very appropriately, flying
bridges, and represented to be nu-
merOus at the present day, are some
times so high that they cannot be
lraversed without alarm. ne still
existing in Shense, stretches four
hundred feet from mountain to noun
ain over a ehasm of five hundred feet
Most of these flying bridges are so
wide that four hOrsemen can ride
abreast on them. and ballustrades are
placed on each side to project travel
ers. It is by no means improbable
las NJ. Panther suggests) as the mis-
sinnaries to China made known the
fact more than century ego, that the
Chinese had suspended bridges, that
The ideas may have been taken thence
for similar eonstrue Jon by European
-ngineers-PoputaF Science Monthly
for Nor.
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To Estimate The Weight Of Live
Cattle.


First, see that the animal stands
-quare; then, with a string, take his
circumference just behind the shOul-
der blade, and measure the feet and
Incbes-this j. the girth. Then
measure from the bone of ths tail
which plumbs the line with the hind
er part of the buttOck, and direct the
string along the back to the fore paTt
Of the shoulder blade, End this will be
the length. Then work the figures
thus: Suppose girth of bullock and
inches, length, 8 feet inches, which
multiplied together, make 33 square
superficial feet, and th sc, multiplied
by 2S-the number of pounds allowed
tor each superficial foot of cattle meas
uring less than seven and more than
sive feet in girth-make 759 lbs -
When the animal measures less than
nine and more than seven feet in
girth, 81 is the number of pounds to
be estimated for each superficial foot.
And suppose a small animal 10 meas
ure feet il gIrth and feet in length
these multiplied together make feet,
which, multiplied by eleven-the
number of pounds allowed for each
square foot when the cattle measure
less than three feet in girth-make A.
pounds. Again, suppose a calf, or
sheep, ETC., TO measure feet inches
in girth, and 3 feet 8 inches in length:
that, multiplied together, makes Is
square feet, and these multiplied by
16-the number Of pounds allowed for
cattle measuring less than 8 and more
than feet in girth-make 256 lbs.
The dimensions in girth and length
of the back of cattle, sheep, calves,
snd hogs, taken this way, are as ex-
act as is at all necessary for common
computation or valuation of stock,
and will answer 10 the four quarters
of the animal, sinking the Offal A
deduction must be made four the an
mails half fat, Ofone pound in twenty
from those that are fat; andfOr a COW
that has had calves, one pound must
be allowed in addition to one for not
being fat, nlOn every tRen'y
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and settlers pour in by every train.

| and settlers pour in by every train.
This railroad IL the grand route for
the shipment of Texas cattle to the
I East. Colonies of settlers from Ohio,
! Illinois, and other States, are throng-
ing tO the front, provided with every
| facility for manufacturing and scIen-
tific agriculture.
The buffaluseason is at its height, and
| thousands of spOrtsmen are reapiug
rich harvests of the chase. 1t is esti-
mat, d by competent judges that no
les than one hundred thousand buff
faloes will be slain in Kansas this
year. Since began writing paused
10 steal from the wire the following
despatch from Dodge City, sixty-five
miles west, to the Topeka Common
lUedLth:
"7:30P. Buffalo in innumerable
thousands are D' owing south and cross
ing the Arkansas river fifteen miles
west of this city. One herd alone
blackens the country for an extent of
ten miles in length by two miles i'm
width. This afternoon a westward
hound construction train was over two
hours passing through q herd, and
killed fourteen and crippled many
others in the attempt. While the
train men were despatchinE the
wounded, they were charged upon 10y
hundreds of the enTaged animals and
barely escaped aboard the train with
their lives. Every ravine is full If
hunters. and camp fires are burning
in every direction. The hides and
saddles of fourteen hundred buffalOes
were brought into town to-day"
And you may rest assured, Mr.. Ed
itor, that the statement is in nowIse
exaggerated.
| have already intruded loo far upon
your space, but. if agreeable, when
business will permit me TO participate
i'm a buffalo hunt, your readers shall
have full description of how the ex
citing business is done, and further
particulars concerning this T. uly Gar
den Spot of the West. A. H. N.
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CHATTER II.

The week went on, and two naples
in front oil No. 80 held up their torch
es of pale gold to greet the autumn
The people in the hOuse all knew Bet
~, and had grown to be very fond OF
her. Otherwise the occupants of the
house were unacguainted with each
other, if We may except the third aud
fourth, rs Mrs. Bent had many times
been up to be chsered 10y quaint ser
mon from BeIty's mother.
The little girl was in school most OF
the day but every afternoon she called
upon Mynherr Karl, who always vel
c0med her with bright Ali, mine
Petty, how pad girl yss you to-day ?"
and if the child really had trials and
failures TO report, his "Ah veil, don't
feel pad, all p, tier next time," was
sure To bring nope to her heart again.
Occasionally. she dropped in TO see
the Misses Jones, and every Sunday
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THE CHRONICLE.
From the Geauga Republican.
The BOASFER.
A FARLE.


AZ uay VI olu' "heh STONES coulu talA'
anu an snruos ana trees IKE men eOuio "AlA
:, "Heu .e, % anu o"eis 'o''iu IAN su0se os
N"l uiu 'ne iaouity AouSe'
mhen Insect trloes' endowed Win ressoh'
~, IN eoHNeIses spent eacn naPPy Seasoh'
nsn men On eaIth hau anseis powers
a Ilu " u'Is ii''u me ou's'
=, - " % ~ 'liOse uHS . va ever '"asJ
Us u-u eone " p.'ss'
= - oue os ~ PuSs was 1AiAis' s,
,10 :, ~ = ~ -eICo a'Ai"s'
" "@"uei ius aOou AZ PieaS@nt ena''
-, raiAi"e ~ " '"-s nm anu % mat"
ne Oeau' ious uaS' tne eiisli iiiins HeIuS'
rue sweet ei'sl'S 'nat na'uIe yieius'
90 90" PieaSan' me anu iull oi ei'arnls'
= a. oiii va Eei anu "iaiins
- ~ S'o'iei 'iie''ieS 'neir '',hEerse ran
~" u'ss sOnietl,iies tue neius uiu SeAn'
DO" irieLlus ana kihdreu mao oeeh sialn'
~ :, il,se enoits u, 70 escape weIe Naih'
~" iiA"S iiis Oe'ei nc
io',i u ue' 'tiel " ~ 80 .''e
nc ~ 90 Io' ' a. y, ISL P,'9.-e'
NJ, ,,,l,sd ~ ,oIi,ics tbe ,re.tbar.
ua ho.s,ad n,ncb and ,bongb. ~ clever
nfbis o,vp cnnni,,,, ,,arr,ad nucb-
Not ,.ogs cr rnan his hide conId touch.
And tbev MIGHT do their yrorst he said.
For all their arts he did NOT dread.
He had a thousand tricks At least
His wills womb ave bimseIfhe guessed.
But still he hoped all danger passed,
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no room for all his coats and vests
and jOurneymen,a and how he aud Miss
Eliza one day tC ok Betty to look at
new house in a tidy row, I am unable
to tell, because It is always best to
keep 20 ones text: and mine, you
know, was only No. $40.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-11
New Book Store in Vienna

HAVING opened Book and Sta
IL Itouery Store 81 Vienna, 1 would re-
a the patronage Of the people of thai
place and vicinity. l have n good supply OF
miscellaneous books, School Books, Slates,
Inks, dictionaries and Albums. have al
NJ rlctnres and glass. with many varieties
Il muuldiUgs. Frames viii De made and
sl-s' cut 10 any order. Also a good stock OF
Holiday Goods, 10 " b ch / shall add befOrp
hristmas.
viii br sold as cheap As the same class can
e bought elsewhere. Teachers especially
ale Invited Mrs. p. NJ. FOOrE.
Nov l6. lS72-tfs
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

q HERIFF'S SALE.
~ the state of ohiu, irumbull County. IS.
r-xr'x Of Thomas Craig. ct. al. In Trumhull
We. tOuu on
Edward N. Johnson, ct. al Pleas
By virtue of an order OF sale issuei ont OF
the Curt If Common Pleas of Trumbull
'ounty. o.. in the above named case to me
'ii' ected and deliver d. Lave levied on,
ana shall eA pose To public sale at tue door
q The court House, IN the City OF Warren,
Ohio, on
Saturday, Jan. 4th, A. d. 1873,
Il O'Clock, p. m. of said day the following
described land and tenements: Situate N,
the township of Brace, ille County of rum
Dull and state of OhiO known aG the mort b
Aest part II Lat No. nfteen Q5Jin said town
nip, and bounued as follows, to wit: Be-
slnuiDg at The center OF the river bridge
across the Mahonihg river AT the place
called The tenIer OF the World" thence
running In nOrth-westerly direction along
the center of the highway a chains and N
INKS TO the Benedict line; thence north on
a marked line IL chains and IS links TO The
renter OF the MahUning river; thence up the
cenIer of the MahOning river, the several
courses thereof. to the place OF BEGINNING,
tud conta ming seventy seven and 65-lUo
acres Of land. t7i 6G-lO0)
Appraised at -. Terms cash,
q. w. Dit KINSUN, sheriff.
Sheriff . Ofhce. War;. n. D.. Dec. 4, Is72-5w
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TAX NOTICE

AN NOIlCE.
Il NOuce is hereby given that Isabella and
,alahM. Stewart have deposited three ana
H-lOO dOllars with the Treasurer OF Trum-
pull county, for the redemption of Two acres
bi land IN The north paIt uf Lot M. 81, in
the township of Hubbard. Said land hav-
iug been spld for taxes January 10. lS72, TO
j. X. Noble, and by him assigned 10 Lewis
Hulet. jas. ID KENNEDY
Warren. o., Dec 4, Is72-3t Co. Auditor.
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NEW ATLAS of THE WORLD
REDUCTION IN PASSAGE RATES !

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
n sail every WeolreSsGy and Saturday.
Passengers booked tOand nom any Railway
Station ur Seapurt iu Great Britain. iceland
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, GrrInany ,
Frduce, Holland, Belgium, and the Unite
STATES
Cabin fare from NEW YORK to LONDON,
LIN EkPUOL, GLASGOW and DERRY by
Wednesdays Steamers $50. By saturdays
steamers S65 and S75.
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o. !" ~""%H
SALE

VI viii offer for sale at public auction, OF
Lne 7Ih day of Dec. A. ID. ls12, at the south
door OF the Court House, in Warren, Ohio
at O'Clock, p M, the following described
real estate: An undivided Oue-sIxth part Oi
that parcel OF land situate in the city OF
warren, In Irumbull county Ohio. which Is
bounded as follows; SOnIh by land OF Geo.
NJ Iutile; east BY the center of the north
and south road, known as Liberty Street;
porth by lands OF BENZ CranaRe, and wesi
by a line parallel with the eat line and Is
rOds distant therefrOn, containing 4Ssuuare
rods OF land, subject 10 the Life estate Ol
Olive Fields IN all OF said land
Terms-11S in hand, in one year.and bal.
ance in Two years, with intert II payabIs
annually, securen by mortgage upon The
premises. JACOB H. BALDWIN
Guardian of Clara Fields
Nov. q, ls72-2t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-11

a man advertised for wife, and
Iequestt d each candidate 70 inelose
her carte de visite. A spirited young
lady wrote to the advertiser in the
following terms: 'Sir, | do not in
close my carte, for though there Is
some authority for putting a cart be-
fore q hOrse, l know of none for put.
ting one before an asst"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-11

a lady made a complaint to Fred
erick the Great, King of Prussia:
Your Majesty /" said she, "my hus-
band treats me badly" That's none
of my business" +" replied tue King
"But he speaks III of you" said the
lady. That" replied he, sis none
of Your business.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-11
A DnLPHUS GRFTER. Dealer

n Musical Merehandize OF ali descriptions,
va: Pianos, Organs, MelOdeOns, Ntollns.
siuitars A AccordeOlis, ,ClaronetIs, Flutes, Flies,
Drums, PianO-spreads, Piauo-stOOls, sheet
Strings, &C.. &C. store in Webbs BLOCK, oven
Porter's Book Store. lJan. iS1O.
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100 Miles the Shortest Line from Kansas
100 city To Denver.
DIfl Miles the Shortest Line to Pueblo
S1O Trinidad, Santa Fe. and all pUinis In
New Mexico and Arizona
NO FERRIES! NO OMNIBUS TRANSIENT
The Great Rivers are all Bridgeq.
Only Line running cars through withou
change from the Missouri River TO Denver.
only line rubning Pullman Palace Cars 10
Denver.
Only lire upon which you can see tn
Buffalo.
Don't fall to take a trip through Kansas,
and view the great advantages offered for q
home.
every body In search Of health or pleasure
should make Rn excursion over the Kansas
Pacific Railway.
Close connections made in Union Depot
Al Kansas City and Leavenworth, with all
trains 10 and from the East, North and
Soulh. EDM'n s. BOWEN, Gen. Supt.
BEVERLEY r REIM.
Gen. Ticket and Pass. Agent.
Kansas City Mo.
July 3IS- 72-Br'
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GAMES FOR WINTER Evening
" The Checkered Game Of Life.
PRrcheesi.
Squalls.
New Game OF Authors, de-. DE.
Just reed at ADAAS' Book Store.
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ExCURsI. NTICKETs, s1sO.

INTERMEDIATE. $50; sTEERAGE,
all LAY able in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old
'ountry can purchase tickets at lowest
ates- For further Particular apply to the
AGENTS, HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bow
Ing Green, n. Y, or to T. j. McLAIN & sun
Warren .. dan silly
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nRENNEN & GOIST,S Y L. c. R.
lJCarrisge Works. Warren, Ohio, manu-
H-turerB Of Carriages. Buggies, Wagons.
6leighs, and specialIies. All orders fron
any part OF the cOuntr omptly attended
90. Painting. Trimming and Repairing GOne
to order ON the shortest notice. south OF
Canal. Uan 3. 1872.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-11

American. English aud German Cutlery,
Spencer q Nicholson Files; DlsstOn's saws
and BoyntOn's Lightning saws; Beatty Il &
Yerke'S q Plumb's Hatchets;I asteru Manu-
factures aud Pittsburgh Novelty Locks and
Latrhes; Mann's. Lippincott's and Gran7s
Axes, Ames and RowIands ShOvels; Black
smiths Tools: ohio Tool Co.'S Planes; Col,
Trace aud other chains: New London W. b.
Globe, National and other Horse Nails ;
Fire Irons. stands. Shovels and Pokers;
Practical Clothes Wrtngers. and n full line
OF general Hardware at the L0iCfSf Marke
Rltes. Agents for Park Bros. q Co.'s steel
Oct %, 1872 on.
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UARKEN TEMPLE 40. %

w HuPor and Temperance, meets at cor
ner Main and Market Sta-.in trIs city every
Friday night. All desirOus OF aiding IN pro-
moLiug the temperance cause, which is the
cause OF God anu humanity, are invited 10
attend with US.
social Temple meets every Tuesday eve
ming, D. n. LAZARUS. We. "a
JOHN II. SLATER, w. z.
Ian 10. lS72-lyr
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HERIFF'S SALE
- rhe state OF Ohio, Trumbull County. IS
Laura Hulburt, Ia Trumbun
vs. SCOmmon Pleas.
William Hulburt, et al
By virtue of an order Of sale issued ouI
OI the Court of Common Pleas Of Trum-
hull Co., Ohio, in the above named case
To me directed and delivered, | have levied
upon and shall offer at public sale at the
door 1f the Court House in the city Of War
ren Ohio, on
Saturday. December %, A. d. 1872,
al one O'Clock d m. OF said day, the follow
in the township of Hubbard. county OI
rrumbull and State of Ohio, tO-wit: known
as part Of Lot No. So in the original survey
of Lots in the township of Hubbard said
county aud state, bounded and described
as follows, viz: Commencing at the center
OF the highway running west from Hubbard
corners al the n'rI h-east corner Oi the Par
souage Lot; thence running south twelve
rods along the east line of SAID Parsonage
Lot 10 q pOsT on southeast corner; thence
running east i've rUds TO post ON SOUTH
WrEt col Iner al John Wufleld'g Lot. thence
running north twelve rods TO the center oi
said highway: thence running West hve
rods along the center OF said highway To
the place oi beginning. bounded noruh by
the highway; west by Parsonage Lot: south
by lands OF Eliza aud Geo. Hager, and east
by john Wtnneld's Lot. Con aiming sixty
rods Of land. more or less.
Appraised at -. Terms, Cash
G W. DICKINSON, sheriff.
Sherifrs ONCE. Warren, o., Nov. q, lA72-5t
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8. LEWIS
A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE

IA AND Lot FOR SALE On BazetIa ~.
IL tne city Warren. known as the Fearns
prUperty. House new, large and convent
ent; excellent cellar. two good barns, anu
other out buildings all in good repair. Will
be sold on cay term:s- Call at the office OF
Ratlih Moses, Market ST., or al the StO ,
OF Fearns GRAY. Main 81. iapr. loft
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RI. WALKER, ". B. LESLIE. r. L. WALKER
W ALKER, LESLIE q CO., Bank-

ems, Church Hill, Ohio. Dealers ii
Government Securities Foreign and Dunes
Eic Exchange. COLLECTIONS made, Interest
allowed Oh special Deposits. Oan. 4-ly.
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MA. A. r. MINER, Contractor o
lNl mail route No. gl39, running daily from
G-sLAvus TO Burg Hill via Kinsman, wishes
TO give no'ice to the public that he has pro-
vided himself with pleasant riding coach.
and is now prepared 10 carry passengers and
baggage 90 all points on the rOule-
Aug. 2o-5Sw.
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KANSAS
PACIFIC RAILWAY.

The American Overland An Rail Route to
Lawrence, Wilson, Erie,
Topeka, Bunker Hill, Longmont
Hamego, Fossil, Central city,
manhattan, hays, Colorado Spring.
Jnncifoh CITY, ElHss Idaho springs
hblleiie, wallace Greeley,
solomon, Carson, Evans
1allna Denver, Pla tSville
BrookVille, GeOrgetown, Cheyenne
Ellsworth Golden City. Salt Lake City
And all Points in
Kansas, Colorado, the Territories
AND THE PACIFIC COASTS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-11
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MANUFACTURES OF FURS.
lNl SHALL have on hand in Nov, choice
lOT OI Ladies' Cola, s. MufIs and Boas, which
will be disposed OF As heretofore, At manu-
hacsurers prices. Old styles Mink, Sable and
Fitch, made over. after the latest fashions.
WO expressed from 8 distance will meet
with prompt attention. - ..
EOrth Avenue, Warren, Ohio.
Sept. Is, 1877 1mO'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-11
N.enAMSON. Mavor of the On,

i sof Warren, Civil Jurisdiction-same as
Justice OF the Peace tor the city, and crimi-
nal Jurisdiction throughout city and county
Also sRent for Cleveland CemenI Sewer and
6rSin fiDe OF ali EiEes. (ian 3. ISL.