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

EDITOR CHROSICLE:-We think IL
may safely asserted, that the Repub-
licans of Bristo. will evinee their Re-.
gard for the principles they have con-
tended for so long. by rolling up an
increased majority at the coming cleo
ton.
Followers of the "Sage of Chappa-
qua" are scarce here, and among
his 'Old time" friends, there is but
one, that We know of, to do him hon.
age.
NJ. G. Hart, Esq, made an effective
speech here Wednesday evening, re-
EIewing the record of Mr.. Greeley.
TIE citizens of Bristol are wide
awake upon Railroad matters. Sew
eral meetings have been held, to de-
wise ways and Hssns TO get up a din
ner, to be given tG The employees of
D road, and others who may attend.
Committees have been appointed 10
canvass the township, and We anticI-
pate having a good time. The pros
pect now is, that the track will be
laid &c the crossing east of the centre.
by The MIDDLE of the week.
REPORTER.
Brisiolyille, Sept. 80,
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How to 90 West.

This Is an inquiry which every u should
lave bruthfdiV answered before he starts on
~hisjOurney, and a little care taken in FIX
animation OF Routes will in many cases
save much trouble. time and money.
TIE &C., b. 3 q. r. r, running from Chi
cago, through GaleSbuIg 10 Burlington, and
the 81. 3. & w. Route" running from Indi-
annapolis, through Bloomington to Burling-
ton have achieved a spleneid reputation IN
the last two years as the leading Passenger
Routes to the West. At Burlington they
connect with the b. & NJ. r. K. and nom the
great Burlington Route, which runs direct
thro' sOtheln Iowa to Nebraska andKansas.
with close connectiOustO California n the
Territories. and passengers starting from
TIumbull County. on their way westward,
cannot do better than to takethe BURLING-
o IOUTE.
This Line has published a pamphlet called
"HOw to 90 Vest which contains much
valuable Information: a large correct map
OF the Great West. which can be obtained
free Of charge by addressing tne Genera
Passenger Agent r, & ", r. T. Burlington,
Iowa..
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For Moving Machines.
Caster OIL, Lard Oil, Crude Mecca OIL
HOYT & LEAR

Castoria-a substitute for Castor OIL q
family physic which is pleasant to takeand
does not distress or grippe, put is sure to
operate when all other remedies have failed.
10 is a purely vegetable preparation. con-
tanning neither Minerals, Morphine nor
meuting by DoctLr Samuel Pitcher. IL is
perfectly m and far more effective
than Pills, Narcotic syrup or Castor OIL
By soothing the system IL produces natural
sleep, and Is parti ularly adapted TO crying
OF teethiDg children. 1t kills Worms cures
tOmac Ache, Constipation, Flatulency
and arrangement OF the Liver. No family
can afford TO be without this article. II
costs but 50 cents-ask you druggist to get
II for you, and he will always keep II.
Sept. 4.
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Puhlie Sale.

The subscriber having sold his farm. Will
sell at public auction at his residence, one
half mile south Of Newton Falls, west side
OF the river, on Wednesday. Oct. 10. lef2.the
following described property. to-wit:
2full bloouD Durham Cows, seven years old
l do do Heifer, two years old
2 do do Rullcalyes;
l do do Heller calf
l grade COW, l grade heller. one year old;
! Heller two years old; I calf l mare. 6 years
old; Is choice ewes, mostly two years old.
Some o. the above named stock have Ia
ken first premiums at the two last anDua
fairs OF the MRhOning Valley Agricultural
Association. 1 will also sell q quantity OF
Hay, Straw and Corn Fodder; l two-horse
wagon; l Buggy, nearly new; / set double
Harness, nearly new; 1 pair Bob Sheds; Now
ing Machine; Horse Rake; Plows; Cultiva-
tor; Harrow; Chains, and other farming
utensils Dining Table; Chairs, and other
articles too uuIIerOus to mention. Sale to
commence at 10 o'clock, q, m.
Terms of Sale.-All sums under five dol
lars, cash. All sums over that amount, nve
mOnth credit without interest, with ap-
proved security. h. n. MEhWIN.
P. NJ. HARDNAN, Auctioneer. loot 2-2t
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Editor ChrOnIeIet

Permit US 10 say 10 your readers that all
peTsonsliving IN the following named towns
who desire 10 obtain the 4" 70 steam Wash
er or WOmanis Friend" will please hand
their orders TO the following named owners
of township rites, viz:
Johnston and G~ustavus, Addison Dawson.
OF Fowler.
~FarHingtOn and Bristol, to Jacob 4. Sa-
ger aid Henry Clay.
bloomfield, Miss Nellie Works.
Greene and Mecca, TO Levi AiBe.
Bazetta. FoYler aud Hartford, to s. s.
Bartlett or EdWam Wilbef.
,Braceyille, saqthingtoh aud NewtoR, H,
3. Austin,
Mesopotamla and S~outhington, u. R.Her
rick OF SOutuingtOn.
LOFdstown, Martin Chamberlain, ofsame.
For township or u writes, apply to
the undersigned, at Niles, D.
y. n, BARTLETT.
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With view of readingthe thoughts within
lively, there ere, who can see any thing
more in the human face divine TO teach
them of real character, than n babe. yet
faces do silently speak, n by this express
sion, one may read the good N the bad.
and all ave some particular expression
which is dearer and more natural han all
Others. This is the one to be Photographed,
u I claim TO understand this subject Of
P-hysiOgnOmy, and have brought il 10 my
aid in the practice Of my favOrite art, which
may account in part for my unprecedented
success during an experience OF almost
twenty-six years. Call, good, bad and in
different subjects, and see ifan experience
OF a life time mOu TO anything or not.
~RICE-Artist.
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NILES, OHIO, Sept. "a lS72.
To all Whom in may C0Heern:

Inasmuch "a those who have Washing
MaehtueS" 20 sell, have put in circulation a
report To the effect JhaJLne" 7..Steam Wash
er. OF WOman's trirnd, sold now by Mr..
and Mrs \. y. Bal tlett, OF Niles, Will vel
luw clothing washed therein. Therefore we
the Undersigned ladies, having used the
steam washer nearly ever since It's nIst In
PRODUCTION here, about the nrst Of July,
IS72. are prepared TO say thai Instead OF our
clothing becoming yellow by the use Of the
Washer" they are, in our opinion, much
cledr.r and trhifeT han when washed by
naud labor in the usual way.
MRS. VIM. DAVIS, Mrs Geo. W. Mawby,
Miss Mary Birch. Mrs. Josiah Robbins, sen.
Mrs. K. Il. IngTEsham, Mrs. Geo. =. Bald
win, Mrs. James CrandOn, Mrs =. II. Pew,
Mrs. 4. r. Pew.
b above are only a 1.-THE OF the sigma
lures which might be given To the same
effect.
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Are You Going West !

If so, take our advice, and purchase your
Tickets over the old reliable and popular
Missouri Pacific Railroad, which Is p0siHrelO,
Trains from st. Louis TO Kansas City and
the We I! and Is, PesitireV, the only Line
which runs Pullman's Palace Sleepers and
hne Day Coaches (eSpeciOhy for nlOCers)eQuip-
ped with htller's SAFETY Platform and the
Patent Mean BrSke. from ST. Louis 10 Kansas
City, Fort Scott. Parsons. LaWrence, Leaven-
worth. AtchisOn, ST. Joseph, Nebraska City,
Council Bluffs, and Omaha, tDiAhotu chCage :
For Information in regard to Time Tables,
rates, &C., 10 Gny point in Missouri, Kansas.
Nebraska, Colorado, Texas or California
call upon or address 5. II. Thompson. Agent
Missouri Pacific r. r. COlumhus, Ohio, or E
A. Ford, General Passenger Agent.St. Louis.
Mo-. No. trouble 20 0assrsT qHe5f3Ons.
March 2. 1872
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'DashaWay."

We neglected to make mention of the
fact that h popular "Dashaway Wash
ing Machine was on exhibition at our
late county fair, having been entered
there by Mr.. L. Bartholomew of Vienna,
who is dealing in themquite successfully.
All who have tried them like them, and
being sold.
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A very dangerous Ave dollar
United States currency aote Is afloat.
1t is very like the original, and can
only be detected by comparing the
words United States. In the goOd
note they are ~delicately shaded and
clearly defined, and in the bad note
are heavily shaded and rather crow.
ded.
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S1.OO nnr Dozen.

There are those who would like Photos.
OF themselves, but are somewhat short Of
funds. Now when money Is scarce, to &C
eomodate such, we have concluded 10 take.
Tor the next 30 days, a Photos. at 81 ,OOper
dozen. Don't forget your friends. star
Gallery, east side Main st.
L. H. Brady, Operator.
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We wish IL distinctly understood that in
Offering card Pnotoes for 30 days at SL,OO per
doz- there Is no hokus-pOkus about it, but
we shall deal fairly with all who NAV pa
tronize US, and give them as good pictures
as can be had elsewhere at S3,CO-aI the ex-
piratlOn OF that time, we purpose resumfng
and ri0idly adhereing to former rates. 50
now is the time to avail yourselves OF tLfs
golden opportunity to procure good pictures
cheap. HOurs for operating from : a. m. TO
1 p. m. in al weather. Remember the
place, Potter's star Gallery, east side Main
st. Prof. l.. Il. RRADIEY
Sept-Z- Operator.
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Base Rails and a Bar

Steel traps for a rat,
Fine guns for the Boys
Small Guns, that are Toys.
Carpet Sweeps. for she Ladies,
And swings for abe Baby'g,
Sewing M~Echtnes, that are very neat.
And we are sure they ant be beat.
Certain 70 snit the various minds
Fer We have all the different kinds.
AtFyier,si No. s, Main St.. WarreE, Ohio
Aug. 3. IS7l-u.
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All persons indebted TO me either by note
or book account are requested TO call and
settle the same very Ny D and
notes can be found with A Dana, Esq, at
Harrington center. W. W. MOLCOff.
Pennington, Oct lst, lST2-4t.H
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Jubilee Song.

And the long looked for style, is the Grand
Jubilee;
Come all who are planning to go to the
Hub
To attend Mr.. Gilmore's musical club,
And those who are elected al hOme to stay
Come look at our styles, without any delay
Aud ding your Old hats to the moles and
bats.
And buy our lofty Jubilee Hats;
And In the words OF the famous II. q.
That is what l know" about the great
Jubilee. E. POTTER & CO.
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Will give prompt attention to AL engage
Ing had sixteen years experience in the
BUSH eSs, satisfaction guaranteed. Terms
reasonable. once at the Buffalo Clothing
House, No. 2Main St, warren, and all let
tiers sent me may be tn care OF the b, &. n.
Sept. 25-2moS
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Weld & Martiu.

These gentlemen arethe proprietors
of a new and large Dry Goods House
in Youngstown, called the " Broad
way Store" Ascertaining that the
CHRONICLE had a large circulation in
the townships of this county, eonti-
guous to Youngstown, they, very
wisely. we think, have determined to
use its columns to pre- sent to the pub
lie the advantages they are prepared
to offer to those wishing to purchase
Dry Goods. GG11 ..I
Having had an opportunity to in
spect their establishment, we can as
sure u readers that it IS well and
elegantly filed, and that those calling
will find Messrs. Weld & Martin, and
their assistants, afTable, attentive and
painstaking. When a house adver-
tizes SO literally as theirs does, the
public have good reason to believe
that it is the right place to deal at.
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Whether Grant or Greeley is elected S,
long as the citizens of Warren and vicinity
are well n satisfactorily clothed, at tn
Buffalo Clothing House, NO. ? Main 81.
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We have laid out over thirty beautifully
located town lots, east Of Red Ran, ON the
vienna Road. VIII be sold AT fair and rea.
mel Is, 10 suit purchasers. Enquire 0f
MM. kIfEZEL,
n 7. J. AcLAIN. JR
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Fresh Green and Black Teas received las
week. We are selling them at ~ cents 4
pound reduction nom Old prices, noyf {
Spear, No 8 Main ~
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Saw the nice paint on your carriage b.
buying a nice PONCE and Chamois SKln.-
The cheapest place and largest nSsortmen
at STATIONS Drug store.
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We Sell Tobacco

By the Dbl. or pail as low as any Cleve-
land or Pittsburgh house.
GATES & DELIN.
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pFspepsia. NeuraIgIa.

Headaches n Habitual C~Ostivenesi
speedily and permanently cured by ]. w
Daily, NJ. d., Salina, Kansas. Address with
stamp. oct. 2. Smo.
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The Newton Falls Fair.

The annual fair of the Mahoning Val,
ley Agricultural Association came of
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
OF last week. This was the first exhibit.
ton held by the Association on its eligi.
Bile and well adapted new grounds, con.
sisting of about twenty-five acres o.
land, improved with fine art, floral and
dining halls, &c. The trotting track is q
half mile circle, the broadcast, smoothest
and probably the best in this or adjoin-
ing counties.
THE FIRST DAY
Wa Of course devoted TO making en-
tries and other preliminaries. The num-
Der of entries reached about one thOus.
and and about five hundred member
ship tickets were sold.
THE SECOND A
Was given to the show Olive stock, ex-
cepting horses, agricultural products,
implements and machinery, poultry,
&c.
FLORAL HALL
Wa well filled and arranged in excel.
lent taste. There vas a p~rofusion of
beautiful flowers and plants, a number
of pleasing oil paintings and fine en-
cravings, with a fair proportion of those
little adjuncts of art interspersed to
complete the whole. In this hall were
also exhibited various specimens of
domestic ENTHUSIASTICALLY stitched
quilts, pretty co~unterpanes, wooden and
nlien fabrics, etc.
THE SHOW OF VEGETABLES,
Although not very large, embraced
some fine specimens of the various
varieties and in quantity, quality, and
variety equaled the display at the coun-
ty fair. The show of apples, pears.
peaches, &c, was superior to that given
at any local lair we have seen this sea-
sOn.
THE MECHANICAL
And agricultural machinery and imple-
ment departments was not extensive
Messrs. James Reed & Sons, Of Warren,
were represented in these branches.
They exhibited a number of their popu-
plows, stoves, etc. Several sewing
machines were on exhibition, and were
a feature of interest. Messrs. Morley
& Ames exhibited two fine wagons,
creditable to their skill and work
manship.
THEsHow OF CATTLE
Was tolerably good, and the stock was
confined 70 representative specimens
from the townships Immediately ad-
Messrs. Baldwin, Taft, Delin
and Merwin exhibited some cattle that
would do NJ discredit to any section.
There was also a quite nice show of
poultry, principally, we believe, by Mr..
Starr, a poultry fancier of Newton.
THE THIRD DAY
Was devoted to the show of horses and
.rotting matches. The track, which is
broad, smooth and level, was inviting to
lorsemen. We have not received a re-
bort Of the trotting matches.
The weather was very favorable for
he exhibition, and hardly could have
been improved if it had been specially
made for the occasion. The attendance
If visitors was unusually large tor a
Ownship fair, while the order that pre-
rallied throughout was exceptionally J
rood. The managers of the Association :
nay justly be congratulated upon the
ncOuraging success they have met
With in their enterprize, and have
esson to feel assured that they have !
il on a durable basis.
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BARGAINS Of King,SI

Large Stock New Styles Jet Jew. Try and
Bracelets, just received.
Sept. lS-2t VAUTROTG ACKLEY.
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Mails Close at the Warren Post Office
as Follows:

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-
fdence of the people aud they really
merit success. Their manner CT doing
business cannot fail to please the trade.
Their stock is immense. Go and see
them.
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Now is the time to buy everything in the
way of Watches. Clocks, Jewelry and Plated
Ware, cheap, at Kings Jewelry Store, :
Main st. Call and see.
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All Goods Delivered
Free Of charge. by Mcconnell.

So general has the public confidence be-
come in DR.. Ayers medicines, pnd so great
the demand Tor them. that unprincipled
Villains attempting TO deceive the unwary
BY imposing upon them their worthless nos
trums under q similarity Ofname. Cherry
PectOral Lozenges, 1t. Ayers TrOches,
Ayers Pastiles for Coughs, Cherry PectOrai
Cough Drops. Ayers Fever and Ague Cure,
Dr. Ayers Indian Pills, &c, &C., (none OF
which are Of DIR. AYERS manufacture or
composttionl are specimens OF this villainy
and deceit. They not only defraud the sick
OF their money but of their health, or the
important than money. From actual coun-
terfeits the people are protected by Law
winch the Doctor promptly enforces, but
these evasions sometimes elude the law.
and purchasers must protect themselves by
refusing TO be deceived by Ihem.-DOver
IN. H Bee. Tsept. o
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especially; also Hat and Bonnets Of all
styles. WaIered and GrOs Grain Ribbons,
Sashes. Neck-ties. the most beautiful ever
brought 10 warren, at NJ. s. 81. Forman's.
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Be the Laughing Stock
Jet JeWelry,

Ofthe whole community by II, buying
your Clothing and Furnishing Co. DIS at the
Buffalo Clothing House. NO = Mali st.
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Clothing

For fat men. for lean men, for short men,
for tail men, Tor rich men, for poor men, in
fact Clothing for all men, al the Bunalo
Clothing House, No. Main st.
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The PHYSIOLOGICAL JOUNAL for
October commands bur approval for
the variety and quality of its inter
esting contents. We think the fol-
lowing articles especially worthy a
reading: Lowell Mason the late emf
nent musician and teacher The One
Eyed Conductor; Japanese in Ameri
ca, with portraits; Expression, its
Anatomy and Philosophy; Preparing
for the Cholera; Water, Pure and I'm
purei The Last Case Of Salem Witch
craft; Children's rights Life Insu-
rance; Enrico Dahdoloi The Eng
lish Language: In these we certainly
have Instructive moral literature in q
very attractive dress. Price for the
number, 80 cts. $500 a year. 5. R.
Wells, New York.
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Bear This in Mind.

Large Stock New Styles Jeb Jewelry and
Bracelets, just received.
Sept ISL VAUrROr & ACKLEY.
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Boots Il.

Our Fail aud Winter stock has been bough.
at an unparalleled advantage. Buffalo
Clothing House, No. z Main st.
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insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
Sasn Assets one mlti0n GCR0T5. Apply to
WHITTLkSEY ADAM. agent. Warren.
Ohio. loot. s7-tL
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Hong Kong,
The Study Of Faces

Annoy, via Suez Canal. Just arrived with
a fresh invoice OF fine Teas. For tor dOBn
prices go 10 II. G. Stratton & Co.
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At h Popular

New York Clothing House, the best and
cheapest clothing Tor Men, Boys, and Chill
dren. Come ana see.
Yours truly, d. N. LAZARUS.
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Mrs. L. A. Proctor

Would inform the ladies' OF Southlngton
and vicinity, that she Will open-the MIllin-
cry cuisines at the center, on the FIRST Of
Sept. 25-it
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ChiIdren,s Has.

Do not fail TO call soOn and see those
beautiful long Ostrich Feathers. Tips and
Wings at NJ. e NJ. Forman's.
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Canada Salt
At Rush &Medbury's, purest salt in mar.
ket. lsept. 4th,-4t
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4 Nav
Town Lots for Sale.

From old prices. We have reduced ID.
price OF all our Teas, from ~ To ~ cents pei
pound. HOIT O. SPEAK
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Davis Sewing h

Mrs. Tew, of Newton Falls. has used a
Davis Sewing Machine for thelast II months
in the Tailoring business" and has earned
within that time $4,000 besides her family
sewing flor a family OF four and the Ma
chine has never been put of repair. Call
and see h Davis at No. : Main st.
z. S. KNEELAND & CO.,
aug. 4. Agents.
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Ladies'

Latest Millinery Arrival.
Fall and Winter Styles just received by
NJ. & NJ. FOrman.
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For Sale.
Jet JeWelry

a c~OmmodiOus house and lot on East
South Street. Call and see at L. II. Good
ale's. Warren. sept. 4.
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Premium Carriages.

SpOngeS, SpOnges,
All kinds and prices. at STATIONS Drug
Store.
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go Cents q POunG,

Elegant Display
OF overeoats; for best in this market call
on ID. NJ. LAZARUS.
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Aug. Z.

4 Fine Lot Of
Oranges and Lemons, fresh and nice, at
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Large Stock New styles Jet Jewelry and
Bracelets, justreceived.
sept. ls,5t VAUTROT & ACKLEY.
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osen every day and evening. al Neon.
nell's. Main -.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-02

We keepth best Fine Cut Tobacco, made
for our retail trade.
Aug. %. GATES & DELIN.
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90 Cases

Fresh Cove Oysters, just received and for
sale by the case or can at a dow prices,
at James McConnellS-
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Every Thing
Wm. I'D. Henninger, AnetIoneer.

nell's.
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SI.OO per Dozen.

Fresh Vegetables
Can always be found In their season, al
McConnelps
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Save Your Money,
Jet JeMelrE.

save IOur Money.
Buy your Clothing at Lazarus Popular
New York Clothing House.
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Ladies' Hair Braids,
Puts, Frizzes, Curls and POmpadour can
be had at NJ. & NJ. Forman's.