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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

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prosperity and progress. The press Is des-
tined to play a Still more important part as
the EoncaIor OF the people and leader OF
past, the COMMERCIAL will not be content
70 lag In the rear, but will be fully up to the
times IN whatever relates to the general
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and appreciated. We expend annually
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an eye single to public good, believing that
tue principles Of the Republican party will
thereby be best subserved-
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that In free discussion and he Independent
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

Every fair minded man in the country
will rejoice that the Lexington. Ken
lucky, Judges Of Election, City Collec-
tor and City Council, are TO be prcsecu-
ted for their illegal action in depriving
the colored men ola vote in the late cleo
ton in that city. The conduct of these
officers was a fragrant and open defiance
of the Constitution of the United States.
At The municipal election of last year,
Lexington gave a decided Republican
majority. subsequently, however, a
scheme was framed to disfranchise the
colored citizens, which at the recent cleo
ton resulted in the success of the n
tire Democratic ticket. Besides making
the payment ofthe capitatiOn tax, which
every voter must pay in order to emit
tie HIMSELF to vote, peculiarly difficult
to negroes, they appointed as Judges of
Election men who were not p~ecuniarily
responsibility and it was publicly announ-
ced thatthe votes of colored men would
not be received, even if they had paid
their capitation taxes. The preliminaries
were arranged with the utmost delibera-
ton, and carried out with Infamous ex-
a~ctness; the result being the election, by
those outarges upon the rights of the
people, of the Democratic ticket in zach
ward. The case is to be taken to the
Federal Courts, where it is likely the
defiant and resctionary spirit of these
Kentucky Bourbons will presently be
squelched in short order.
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Railroad Meeting.


The Stockholders of the gainesville
Warren & Pittsburgh r. R. held a meet
ing for the election ofa board of direc-
tors last Monday evening at which time
the following gentlemen were chosen:
r. NJ. Mccormick, Fl. II. Hine, Geo.E
Paine, S. Moodey, III. P. Sanford, and L.
II. Kimball. The board it will be seer
is the same as tina: of the past year. An
organization was effected by electiug
Geo. Z. Paine, President; H. X. Dickens
sou, Vice President; and r. NJ. McCor-,
mick, Secretary and Treasurer. EARLY
in the spring, the officers of the comps-
ny will begin negotiations for securing
the right of way. There are several.
routes, any one of which may be used,
but the company will of course build
upon the one which at the same time
best subserves their interest in conve-.
nience and moderation of ~expense.---
The P. w. &P. r. R. may be consid-
cred as a sure thing for the auYants-
ges to be gained by its construction are
too great not TO be secured by enter
prising men, and that at no remotely
distant day.-PdineSUiIe AdUertiser.
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Oafants


The following are inventions for which
which patents have been allowed thro'
the office of Burridge & Co.. Cleveland.
Ohio: -
R. L, Jones-Post hole digger.
A. acknowledgements,
Hannum & Stebbins-For kindlers.
T. c. acknowledgements for
painting aud decorating walls, &c.
Sharp & ThOmas-Steam engine.
W. s. Shacklton-Coal sack.
George Wellhouse-Fire CRATE.
J. C. CoYe-Oar brake.
c. L. Warehouse -Four trade marks.
A. Atyer-Wash boiler
J.J. Ralya-Barrel machine.
Bootes &Gibson-Cement for barrels.
II. Chisholm-Break down rolls, Cana
da.
A. Misunderstanding machine treadle.
a. b. Stone-Raiiroad splice bar.
J. A. Fish-Lamp reissue.
{. Fl. Morgan-Sewing machine trea-
die.
v Ce,-d;-a,s nF.-o--on
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The New York Tribune complains,
very bitterly and justly, perhaps, of the
conduct of those contesting Mr.. Gree
ley's will of 1872, toward his orphan
daughters, and estimates Mr.. Greeley's
estate at sec, 900. The right way, how
ever, forthe Tribune people to show their
sympathy for the Misses Greeley would
be to appropriate for their use one hall
the 100000 realized frem insurance on
Mr.. Greeley's life. Greeley made the
Tribune what il was, and to his labors
the large profits realized by the stock
holders were largely due. Added to
these, they have received 100000 from
the insurance companies. They can well
afford, therefore, to give $4,000 to the
girls, who, according TO their W show
ing, are left to depend upon a very small
income 1t there is any real sympathy
1t should show itself in this way, rather
than in appeals to other people.-Cin.
Gazette.
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CbIcapo Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
CATTLE-Receipts to-day, 1851 head.
Shipments, S43 head. The market con-
tinues very dull. There is really no
thing doing beyond the sale Of a few
stockers at S~4,O0a4,25; a lot of fair llOO
rs steers at 4,75, and a lot Of COED - cwt
at 5,l7.
Ho0s-Receipts to-day, $500 head.
Shipments 5000 head. The market was
active at a higher range &, l0a4.25 for
common to good 4,3Oa4,4 40 for choice,
with a lot of extra at AS, closing strong
all day.
SHEEP-Receipts to-day 2,715 head.
The market was fairly active and firm at
8, 50a5, so for common to choice.
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S

ED. CHRoNICLE:-S notwithstanding
the close times for money, our little town
is evincing business fright smartly.''
The few warm days we have had recent
ly began to make some stir among our
bee-like Inhabitants, and already prepa-
rations are being quite extensively made
for spring work. A fine crop Of new
houses this coming season, will be one
Of the effects of our continually grow
ing activities.
Several changes among business men
and others are to be made, or have al
ready been consummated. The large
stock of dry goods remaining on hand
in the store of F. Graft & Co. at ;he death
of Mr.. c., has just been closed out at
auction. Despite "hard times" cold
weather, busy times among farmers, etc,
the sale, which lasted eight days, was
largely attended, and the footing up was
exceedingly satisfactory t. the estate.
The goods wen very much higher than
the anpraisement, and, 1 am informed,
about, or quite, reached first cost. BY
The best judges it was pronounced a most
decided success. Nearly five thousand
dollars worth of goods were disposed OF;
and when we take into consideration that
the stock contained a large proportion of
the odds and ends of a large dry goods
trade of several years, the results will
be very much more satisfactory tina is
usually the case with such sales. This
success must be largely attributed to the
skill of your fellow townsman, Villa a
Henniuger, who was the salesman and
who, you must permit me to remark, is
a salesman, whether in the auction room
or behind the counter, of the true type.
Fair in his dealings, impartial toward
bidders, rapid in execution, and, withal,
brim full Of golden German wit, he at
tracts large crowds, and is bread to bis
employer and drink to his buyers.
Protracted meetings are IN progress at
the United Brethren and Disciple church
es. A fair attendance is had.
Eok Q 1910 |
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At last accounts coal had risen in
England to fifty-three shillings-over
thirteen dollars In gold-a ton. The
injury thus done TO the manufacture
ing interests, to say nothing of the
distress occasioned to the poor, can
hardly be conceived. The chief
cause of this advance is the great
strike of the GOLFERS in, Wales. The
fight is a bitter and obstinate one, but
the indications are that the workmen
will have to suecumb. Whatever the
merits of the conflict may be, it is one
which not only deprived thousands
of the participants of their earnings,
but has brought fearful trouble on
many classes OF society.
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]. Y. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pail.

WHooPING-CoUGH.- find your Hive
Syrup and Tolu an excellent remedy for
Whooping Cough and Group, especially
for the former, which is prevailing in a
neighborhood south of us. 1 must not
be out of the Syrup; please forward me
a supply without delay.
White Pigeon, Mich. W. o. AUSTIN.
WHoisAYs DR. MILLER's MAGNETIC
BALM CONTAINS MAGNETISM? Those
who have used it for Collie and Bowel
Complaints.
See advertisement in another column.
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Save YOsr Postage

lam continually receiving letters from
parties wishing to know II / can copy
their dollar a dozen ~pictures' and make
them look Id my WORK taken from the
p-erson-and 1 intend this as an answer TO
all such enquiries. that can not, and while
l truly sympathise with them for throwing
their money away, l would advise them not
10 add expense by writing letters on the
subject tho its but little) but call on methe
arst time they come to Warren, and / will
convince them that good work is cheap
enough at living prices, RICE-Artist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

The total cost of building the Union
Pacific Railroad was S114,933, 72S.02.
Its actual cost was ST. 203, 3S9.lS. The
amount absorbed by Cakes Ames,
MvComb and the other officers and
stockholders Of the Credit Mobilier,
was So, 50, 1884.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12
Attention Farmers.

S. R. Chryst & Co. are always glad to meet
you at their stores in Warren and Niles. to
agree upon q satisfactory cash price for your
surplus Pork, Beet, Hides, Pelts, Tallow,
Butter, Eggs. &C.
n. B.-Don't forget to examine our nice
line of superior Groceries before you leave,
and If you are in need OF any we would be
happy to wait upon you at any and all
times, at as low prices as any other estab-
lishment in either city, quality Of goods
to, Live and Let i've dec. 4.
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East Liherfr LattIe Mnrket.

PTrTSBURaH, Feb. 10. 1873.
CATTLE-The East Liberty market is
dull, and arrivals are heavy. Best 1925
a6,50; stockers 3,O0a4,0 Oi common $50
a5,50.
SHEEP-Market bad and arrivals are
heavy.
HoGs-Tbe market Is dull and arrivals
are fair. Philadelphia S4,9Oa5, 10; York
ers 81. 6Oa4,7O.
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Emigration tn. ming !-.Cheap Farms
in SOUtl.MeSt EiSSOuril

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Compa-
ny offers 1000 acres of land in Central
and Southwest Missouri, at from 81 to $40
per acre, on seven years time, with free
transportation from st. Louis to all pur-
chasers. Climate, soil. timber, mineral
wealth. schools, churches and l~aw-abiding
society invite emigrants from all points 10
this land OF fruits and flowers. For par
ticulars address A. Tuck, Land Commits
sinner ST. Innis- Mo
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

AS DIR. Dwight once passed thro'
q region of very poor land, he said to
a farmer, ''Sir, / see your land here
il not very productive" mo sir"
said the honest farmer, "our land is
just like self-righteOusness." "How
is that ?" "Why tie more a man has
Of 1t the poorer he IT,"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12
To Good TempIars.

ED. CHRONICLE I'VE desire, through
the medium of your paper, to say to the
| Good Templars of Trumbull county that
the committee appointed by Warren
Lodge, to make arrangements for the
meeting of the County Lodge, which
takes place tomorrow the 18th inst at
the hall of Lodge No. 1SS, in Warren,
have labored faithfully and earnestly to
discharge their duties, and are glad to be
able to announce that every arrange
ment for the convenience and pleasure
of those who may be in attendance has
been made, and everything calculated to
make the session one of more than ordi-
nary interest and profit has been duly
considered. And now that all things are
ready, let there be such a gathering to.
gether of temperance men and women
as has never been witnessed in old
Con- OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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The Place to get EnYelOps

Is at the ~"Chronicle" Office, as we have Just
received a large. hne stock. at figures nat
will enable us I furnish them to you with
your business card printed on Them, as
cheap as the WR-priRted envelopes can be
bought in the retail mrket. Come and
make your selection for order while the
cfOcE - fresh.
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spaulding's Glue mends everything.
Seeing is Believing.

And what we see satisfies us better than
simply hearing, as parties, though houest
and truthful, may be mistaken, so without
any talk or bravado, we desire those who
want good work in the Photographic way
TO examine our productions and they viii
they will 60 for their pictures. We gre fur
nishing Qor those who want them at extra
cost pictures from retouched negatives
the latest improvement in the art-so that
every kim Of Photo. may be procured at
cur Gallery, over Trumbull Nat. Bank.
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cam Hour trith the Passions.v

]. Prescott Eldridge, whom the bills
style the Prince Delineator of the Pas
%sions,' advertises to appear at Webb's
Hall, in this city, on Monday evening,
Feb. 18th, and entertain the audience
with a " soiree dramatique," etc, during
which he will give limitations OF emf
nent actors, dramatic renderings, classic
recitals; Portrayal of the Passions. AL
so, experiments in Electro Biology, etc.
Not having heard AIR. Eldridge, we-can-
not speak of him from personal knOwl-
edge. he comes, however, with high
and flsttering recommendations as to his
remarkable powers IS a delineator of
character in its more intensified and ex-
traorGinary phases.
Price of admission-reserved seats so
cents, general admission IS cents. En-
tertainments from Z to 10 o'clock p. N.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

There will be a meeting on next
Monday evening, the 18th, at the school
house near the Union Church, on the
Parkman road, Warren, to make ar
Engagements for a cheese factory near that
place. All that are interested are invi-
ted to attend,
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See in another column, advertisements
about Iowa and Nebraska lands.

ED. CHRoSIcLE:-I ask Oom in your
paper 10 answer an article in last weeks
issue. under the head of " Douglass,
Freeman & Co. ;" not that I wish to i'm
pair the just fortune or fame Of that COM
pany, or deprive them of anything that
is their own, but to correct the errorthat
the public mind is liable to fall into from
reading said article. I remember dis
tinctlY who planned and directed the
building Of the first circular-saw mill,
first direct attachment circular-saw mill,
first sawdust elevator, first log-turner,
first skeleton saw-carriage in Trumbull
county, and it was not Douglass, Free.
man IL Co, or any member OF the firm.
l also have a complete knowledge of the
origin Of the sliding ssw-guide, self ad-
justing feed lever, the saw-tooth known
as the Reid tooth, saws beveled on both
sides alike, vertical engine direct attach
ment cIrcnlar-saw mills, wrought iron
skeleton ~saw-carrisge, combined ratchet
and friction log-set, and many other con-
venient l~abor-saving improvements,
which, with the same consistency, might
be accredited to said Douglass, Freeman
& Co., should they succeed in maintain
ing what they have unjustly claimed.
HUGH WRIGHT.
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For Sale.

House and Lot on Mahoning Avenue
Lot underground drained and well fruited.
house contains ten rooms, conyenient pam
tries closets. &c. Furnished with gas; good
cellar well n cistern; also good barn. All
IN good repair Enquire OF A E Lyman,
Dentist once In Central Block. opposite
Court House. Market ST., Warren, Ohio.
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n. E. Moore Jameson.

Teacher of Piano, Singing Voice Building
and Theory OF Music. Address Box rs
Warren, Ohio. Mrs. Jameson Is an expert
enced teacher, a graduate of 1.-THE Boston Mu-
sic School, and the past year q pupil of Car
Isle PeterZillea, the finest pianist in Liep-
sig ConseI vatory OF Music, Germany.
Feb. >, 1873.
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Base Balls and a Bat,

Steel traps for a 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. 3, Main St., WarreE, Ohio
Aug. 9. IS7I-tt.
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Town Lots for Sale.

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, IN long time and easy pay
ments, to suit purchasers. Enquire Of
WIN. RITEZEL,
and 7. ]. McLAIN, JR.
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See in another column, advertisement
about IopG and Nebraska lands.
A. & G. w. r. II.

& g. W. X. Il.
Gen. Geo. B. Wright having resigned
the Vice Presidency of the A. & G. w,
r. r. Co., Mr.. James B. Hodgskin,
has been appointed Vice President and
Treasurer, with the entire control OF the
affairs of the company on the line offs
road. Mr.. Earl Upper having resigned
the position of Auditor of this road, AFR.
Thomas WsrnOck has been appoin-
ted his successor.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

1. O. o. T. Ball. :
Mahoning Lodge, No. "a, will give a
Regslis Ball and Supper at The Austin
House, in this city, Friday evening, Feb.
18th, inst. 4 grand time is anticipated.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

A few thousand feet seasoned Poplar Lum-
Der, Qneh boards) for which cash will be
paid II delivered soon.
Feb. 1927
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For Sale Cheap.

HOuse and Lot on South ST., between s.
L Freeman and G.. o. GriswOld; hard and
soft water and a variety OF bearing fruit
trees. Possession can be given first o fApril,
For further particulars call on the subscri-
Der, at Warren, U. s. NJ. RUPP.
Feb 10 TS73
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Te NentralIze Offensireness.

In many forms we use disinfectng agents.
Impure breath, caused by bad teeth. tobac-
co, spirits, or catarrh, is n~eutralized by So
zodont. Ills a healthful beautiner, and a
great luxury as a dentifrice. The repulsive
breath is by its use rendered as fragrant as
q rose, and GOODNESS by friends or lovers will
be no longer noticed.
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The above prices will be subJectto nuctua-
tons with other markets. always aiming TO
pay the highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap asthe cheapest. Remember the place.
next door to McLain's shoe Store, in room
formerly occupied by Trumbun Nat. Bank.
All our goods warranted as represented
Come and see Us. A liberal deduction al
lowed to parties that buy large quantities.
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Christ Church. Warren.

Divine service every Lords Day, both
morning and evening, at the usual hours,
and on Thursday evenings. SEATS III
To all who will worship with us q cordial
welcome is extended. The uShers will
cheerfully provide seats for all who come.
-Anril IT-tf
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The new year robed in snowy beauty,
From fashion claims her yearly duty,
The Queen of dress, her tribute brings,
OF feathers. fchus, flowers and wings,
Ribbons of every hue and die,
And hats. that make each lady sigh,
All me! that l a Fashion Queen might be.
All these she leaves before she goes
To Paris, at Mrs. r. POTTER & co.'s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

We have received the Spring style
of SILK HAS. Also, new styles in Mems,
Youths and Boys suits. Come and see
them, and tell US what you think of our
$1,000 suits Be sure you are right, then
make your purchases for cash.
ADAMS & Co.
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All the Popular

alarge stock of Universal Clothes Wiring
ers, and can supply the trade at factory pri-
ces. Nh Tyler, No. 8 Main ST.
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All Goods Delivered
Free Of charge, by Mcconnell.
1 Now Have on Hand

Gran Berries.
a nice lot just received at McConneIPs
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Fail TO call at the New York Clothing
House, YOU can ave % to 80 cents on the
dollar by buying OF d.. NJ. LAZARUS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12
BATTER Scotch,

Batter Scotch.
Fresh daily at City Bakery. Good for
coughs, colds and ali throat complaints.
q. WALDECK.
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D. NJ. lazarus is still TO be found at the
popular New York Clothing House. where
you can buy the cheapest clothing in town,
N. B.-Cash taken in exchange Of ac-
counts. d. N. LAZARUS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12

Insure against accidents in the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
Ohio. loot Yeti.
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Answer

Answer
To problem offered by an. E." of
SouthinRton:
According to your dimensions of the
earth, viz. diameter eight thousand and
circumference twenty-four thousand
miles. the curvature of the earth's sur-
face would be 7 go inches at each miles
end; but assuming a correct dimension
OF terra-firma, the curvature would
amount 10 s inches per mile.
Brookfield. G.. w. S.