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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22
ORT BLOOMFIELD.

ED. CHRoNICLE:-Our people will in
sist on behaving themselves and you
know, Mr.. Editor, when people do that,
that the newspaper gossipper works at a
disadvantage. But it is left US to talk
about the weather. From the late change
most of u folks have taken the up
y~our-snootic," and handkerchiefs are in
good demand. The late mild weather
also thawed out the horse epidemic,
which had entirely subsidized.
We understand that our stores are in a
prosperous condition, and are selling
more goods this winter than usual and
ne doubt very much if your Warren
merchants can undersell US in prices.
Why 1t is that people of one town will
go to another and pay more Tor a poor
article than they can get a good one for
at home, is a question that political econ
omists have failed to explain.
Our Christmas was a very pleasant
ore. The evening previous we had an
entertainment in the way ofa Christmas
tree for the township, under the diree-
ton of Rev. Webb. The life and mis-
sion of Christ was beautifully set forth
in an object lesson, represented by a
guardian of the tree and twelve little
boys and girls bearing wreaths and a
cross and crown. Then came the distri-
button of the presents. Five trees were
laden to their utmost with gifts, and the
rostrUm was covered beside. The break
ing of a lamp near the trees caused the
hemlock boughs to crackle. and would
have turned u joyful and expectant
breasts to sadness, but for the presence
of mind of some one near, who smoth.
cred the flames with cushions snstched
from the seats ; not, however, until con-
sternstion had spread the audience, and
all had made a rush for the door. Quiet
was soon restored, and all were made
happy by kind membranes from their
friends.
The Union School was new more
prosperous. There are one hundred and
ten pupils enrolled, and by the number
seen coming and going at the summons
OF the bell, one may easily judge oftheir
coustancy in attendance, The literary
society connected with the school is a
leading feature this winter, in which old
as well as young take part. Much inter-
est is manifested by the citizens, a num-
Der of whom are active members. The
questions of woman suffrsge;'' "Rights
of the Aborigines to the Soil" and
"Right of a Government to limit the
rate of Interest by law" have been quito
intelligibly discussed. If John Stuart
Mill could have been present at the dis
cussion Of the last, he might have been
induced to revise his political Econo>
my" He surely would have heard some
ideas advanced ION the afirmative2)
that he never heard of or thought of be-
fore.
We have been favored by q ourse of
lectures on Physiology and Hygiene"
by Mrs. Anna NJ. L. Potts. The lady is
an excellent speaker, e good mimic, and
fully understands her subject. Her lee
lures were well attended, and she gave
universal satisfaction to those who paid
their money for instruction.
Hon. J. K. Wing is home for a few
days. He says, in regard to the bill be-
fore tbs Senate to nullify the usury laws
of Ohio, that it is the general opinion Of
the leading members that it will pass.
Why shouldn't itf
Jan. 90, 1873. J. NJ. q.
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On the SOth nit. a boiler hue in the
steam saw mill Of Alling Bros, at tho
Center Of Johnston, collapsed. causing
the death of the fireman, Alexander
Valentine, (colored.) his head was split
open and both legs broken. He would
have died from the scalding, even had
he not been otherwise injured. Mr.. Lu-
Their Alling and son were standing at one
side of the boiler, and narrowly escaped
death. They were thrown about ten feet
and scalded considerably about the face
and back, but not dangerously.
Attention is called to an advertise
ment in this paper of land for sale. in
Greene, by VIM. Cratsley, Esq, admin
istrator of the estate of E. A. Under
wood, decd.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

tHICAGOs Jan. ~.
CATTLE-Receipts to-day, 2,10+ head.
Shipments 1853 head. The market was
extremely dull. No cars obtainable by
shippers and the only sales were a eOuple
of punches Of corn fed Texans, averag-
ing 1Oia14 cwt respectively, at 4,O0a4,7 rs,
and a lot of prime 1870 MS steers at ), 124.
HoGs-Receipts, 26,60S head. Ship.
ments $3.50 head. The market opened
dull and declined 5a10c; but subsequent
ly ruled active at the decline, selling at
a range of {, 70a3, so, closing firm.
SHEEP-In active demand and firm at
3,50a5,5 so for common to choice.
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thing"
L. r. A, it is preposterous for you
to endeavor to pass yourself off for an
angel, or a bird of paradise. Think of
two or three hundred of human avoir-
dupois flying through the airi Do
not alIght in our little town when you
take one of your aerial flights, for II
would brighten it out of the few SEN
ses it has. o, but you would make a
rdrd arts! Remember the fate OF
Darius Green and his flying machine,
and never again attempt to rise ION
the wing. .
"wings for the angels, but feet for the
man."
Now, I. r. a., let us shake hands
in the most friendly manner, and say
''duits." CLARA.
Jan. 10. 1873.
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COnsumption--Early Treatment.

Thousands. and tens ofthousands, of cases
of Consumption. as well as other diseases
OF q kindred character, could be easily
cured in the becinI ing Of their course by a
resort TO DR.. Keyser's Lung Cure. Ii is as
near a specific for Consumption, Catarrh,
and Bronchitis, as cab possibly be made
It does not weaken, but builds up the con-
stitution, neutralizes the morbid poison OF
tubercle in the blood, and carries that out
which is forming, or which has already
formed. Its method Of action has been full
ly discussed in an essay, by DR.. X. of thirty
two pages, which will be sent Tree to ali
who desire il.
Address. DR.. Keyser, l67 Liberty Street,
Pittsburgh. Pa. Price Of Lung Cure sI,5 or
s. 80 per half dozen.
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FGAI. NOTICE.

QUAIL NO44OG
Probate Court. Trumbuu County, Ohio.
Niles & Garfield Rail Road Company. vs..
John c. McCombs, ct. al.
John G. MeCombs, whose place OF resi-
denee is unknown. John @. McCombs, VIM
B. McCOmbs, Ella Z. McCombs, n George
McCOmbs, heirs OF William s. MeComDs,
who reside in the State Of Michigan; Ms.
Re0ecca n. Blachley, who resides In the
and John c. Ward, who reside In the state
| OfTennessee. will tax notice that a petit
ton was filed against them on the 9th day
| OF November, 1872, in the Probate Court OF
Trumbun county, Ohio, by the Niles and
| Garfield Rail Road Company, and Is now
| pending in said Court, wherein said Niles &
Candeld Rail Road Company asks a1udg-
ment and order approprtating n connr-
| ming to the use OF said corporation Tor the
purpose offs public rail road, to following
described real estate, to-wit: So much OF
the line, now abandoned, as was surveyed,
located and established by a like corpora
ton Of the State of Ohio, known as the
| Mineral Ridge Rail Road Company, which
said part is indicated, marked n located
BY the old road bed Of said Mineral Ridge
Rail Road, within the township Of Wealth
ersfeld, in said county OF TTumbull, the
entertainments and fences on each side OF
| the same, n the bearings, lines and as
tances heretofore made and established by
/ aid Mineral Ridge Rail Road Company,
between the following points OF departure,
tO-wtt: The right OF way, lines, q grounds
| surveyed, located and established BY auke
corporation, known as the Painsville and
/ Youngstown Rail Road Company, where
the right of way and Dad e of said Min
eral Ridge Rail Road intersects the located
route OF said gainesville and Youngstown
| Rail Road Company, for a northern Limit,
| and what was known as the Tod & Wells
branch of said Minera Rail Road, for a
southern limit, and including in b fore
going description a strip Of land belonging
10 the heirs or Robert McCombs, decd, and
described as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
the located route and lands Of said Paines-
Vile and youngstown Rail Road Company
where the same crosses the right ofway and
lands formerly used by said Mineral Ridge
Rail Road Company. for their said road, IN
the township Of Neathersneld, Trumbnll
county, Ohio; thence south lOo so west alOng
the center line Of said Mineral Ridge RS II
Road. as surveyed. ~stakedanda appropriated
by said Mineral Ridge Rail Road Comply TO
the west line of said McCombs' land, and
TO extend twenty-five feet from said cen ter
line OF each side thereof, making q strip o
land nifty feet wide and two thousand fee
long. be the same more or less, and contain
iDg about -Four acres o fland, and that said
petition will be for hearing In said Court,
on the S0th day Of January, A. d. 1873, n
the parties to whom this notice Is directed
are hereby notified that they are required
to appeal and answer said petition on or
before said date.
NILES & CANFIELD r. r. co.
By Geo. p. Hunter, Atty.
~ 10 WZznT q
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How to 90 West.

Thisi is an inquiry which every one should
have truthfaHy answered before he starts on
hisjourney, and a little care taken in ex-
animation OF Routes will in man cases
save much trouble, time and money.
The &C, b. L Q. r. r" running from HI
cago, through Galesbuls to Burlington, and
the al, B. & W. Route" running from Indt-
annapolis, through Bloomington TO Burling-
ton have achieved a spleneld reputation In
the last two wears as the leading Passenger
Routes to the West. At Burlington they
connect with the B. & ". r. +. n from the
great Burlington Route, which runs direct
thrO' sothernIoWato Nebraska and Kansas.
with close onnectionsto California and the
Territories. and passengers starting from
Trumbuu County, on their way westward,
cannOt do better than to a the BURLING-
TON ROUTE.
This Line has published a pamphlet called
How to 90 West" which contains much
valuable information: 5 large correct map
OF the Great West, which can be obtained
free of charge by addressing the General
Passenger Agent R. & NJ. r. r. Burlington,
low
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Western Reserre CLeesa Market.

The following are billing prices of
dealers upon orders, prices paid BY the
same to producers being from 1c to lie
lower.
HUDsoS-Cheese 13al4o billing rates.
Very little shipping, and market dull.
Butter go.
soLoN-We quote prices unsteady at
l2lalSc buying, billing l3lal4lc. But
ter steady at 25a29c.
RAyENNA.-Market Is quiet. Orders
are filled st l4lal5o for prime factory.
MISUNDERSTANDING prices of facto-
~ are ranging from 14t to l5c. Dealers
are paying l2al24c for same unlocked.
AURORA. Market very quiet and
dull with billing prices nominaliy at 49,
al4ac.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

A practical business education is ofin-
calculable value to every one, and Fell
ton q Bigelow's Business College,
Cleveland. Ohio, is the best place to Sc
cur such an education. Papers con
tanning recommendations from the lead
ing firms and business men Of Cleve-
land, as well as information pertaining
to cost OF tuition and books, can be had
by calling at the College Office, or ad-
dressing FELTON, & Bigelow, Cleveland,
Ohio. Both the day and evening classes
of this popular school are rapidly filling
up for the winter.
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Extract Of letter from Mrs. J. c. Agdrich,
Gentlemen,-Please send me one dozen bot
ties OF your Sicillan Hair Remover. Our
bald and gray do not wan TO be out. Ny
mother is a living recommendation of the
results from the use of the Remover. Being
almost seventy years old, and having worn
q wig over thirty years, II seems a miracle
10 those who have known her so long so
bald. and what little hair she had being
so perfectly white; now her wig thrown
aside, her hair grown out, and a smooth,
glossy brown, as in girlhood. Hoping you
may long continue to pour blessing on the
heads Of the afflicted, Iremain, yours truly
Such evidence, with the Endorsement of
the great chemist of New England, DR.. A.
A. Hayes and s. Dana Hayes, should satisfy
any one, which of the preparations pro-
duce the best results.
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Council Proceedings.
w.

OOulCil LlOCCtuluEss
WARREN, Jan. II, 1873.
Regular meeting of Council : present,
Messrs. Burton, Hoyt. Jameson, Trues-
dell and Wheeler. Minutes of pre-
vious meeting were read and approved.
The following bills were ordered paid:
Robert Clark, boarding, Jail fees,
&C., for Nov. and Dec IS72......S 80 70
Smith q Goehring, bill of paving
~ %
Smith q Goehring, bill of Cross
walk IL 80
Samuel Quinby, Rent of ground
for engine house, Sd Ward 10 90
months to Nov. 6, 1s72.-~.n... Is 90
w Co., Gas for city for Dec. 81 90
Co., 6 mOnths-.-~-..-.-....~. s 40
W G l. Co., Gas for Mayors Office
for = 20
H. W. Smith, rent of ground for
pound for lS72..---.-.--.-..-. . 90
for " covers.~-.~-~~~.~~@. IS IS
J. ]. Gillmer, building fires fifty
eight days, to Jan. 10, 1873, in
II 90
G. H. Angstadt, bill of coal, Oct.
10 to Jan. 1873, iuclusive.--...- Is %
c. II. Angstadt, hauling steamer
to ire, 2 trips.--."."-."---..-- 3 90
10, IS78...n~r.~.-.~..-~~..-3 65 90
Adams & Co., rent of Council
chamber to Jan. l, 1873, 6 mos,
u W
A. @. Macdonald, labor and mate
rial on sidewalk on new bridge 80 .
The bills of Warren Gaslight Co., y.
B. Tyler and Warren Packard were re-
ferred to Committee on Fire and Gas.
The account of the Street Commissioner,
referred to committee at previous meet
ing, vas reported correct. San ordin-
ance for a sidewalk to be built on the
east side of Bazetts road, ro-called, in
the LIST Ward of the city of Warren. o.
was passed to its second reading. IAN
ordinance to prevent lewd and lascivious
behavior in the city of Warren, Ohio"
was passed to its first reading. The City
Engineer W IS instructed to make a sur
yey and estimates for a sewer on Vine
street, from Market street south to South
street, and report same at next meeting
of Council.
On motion, adjourned.
E. W. HoYT, City Clerk.
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FGAI


IICleveland Cement Pipe Co, by l. n,
Dawson, Agent, Pitts, VS.. P. 7. Cook and
others, whose names are unknown, and
known as the firm off. T. Cook & o.,deft's.
In the Court OF Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull county, o.
T. T. Cook and the other defendants whose
names are unknown, will TAXI notice that
b Cleveland Cement Pipe Company, did.
on the nth day Of Dec. A ID. l572. die their
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Trumbull county, and State ofOhio, against
2. 7. Cook and the other defendants whose
names n residences are unknown, setting
forth that the said defendants are indebted
to said plaintiffs in the sum of three hum
dred and thirty-one dollars and thirty-hVe
cents SSSl.35l for merchandise sold and de-
hvered. The said plaintiffs also procured
an order OF attachment on the same day in
said case to issue against the property Of
said defendants according to Law. Said case
Will be tried at February term ofsaid Court
1873, which sets February 24th Of said year.
TAYLOR & JONES,
Dec ., lS72-6t Pitts Atty's.
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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-
fdence of the people and they really
msrit success Their manner OF ooing
business cannot fail to please the trade.
Their stock is immense. Go and see
them.
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The Tide Of Emigration Turned.

Seekers for new homes are pouring into
Southwest Missouri, attracted by the chesp
Lands Of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Company.
This Company offers 10000 Acres Of the
finest lands In the world, at from 81 to S2
per acre, on seven years time, and with
free transportation 10 all purchasers.
This road, NeueT BlOckGded by SaOtr, is des-
tined to become the national highWay be-
tween New York and san Francisco; and to
the industrious farmers OF older States we
earnestly recommend this LAND OF cheap
homes, sure hat nowhere can the poor 1nah
find n more grateful climate, a better soil,
or greater prOductiveness.
For full information, With Maps and
Pamphlets, address; AMOS TUCK, Land
Commissioner, Is South Fourth street, ST.
Louis. loet.s'
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We all are wishing success,
And those may laugh who win,
It may hurt the feelings Of envious ones,
Now here's where the laugh comes in.
And When you want your Photo,
But don't ran to get skinned.
Come up to POTTERiS Star Gallery
Where you'll neUer be tdketI in,
For zee go in for fair dealing
And giving the devil his due,
And are sorry to see in these days
He is not willing to 90 so by you-Us.
Prices to suit the times. and satisfaction
guaranteed. over TrumbuIl Nat Bank.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-22

Never was such a revelation in the eating
world created as by the introduction Of the
HalfOrd Leicestershire Table Sauce, now
sold by every grocer. and in use by nearly
every family. They who have had It once,
who have not vet, for only nifty cents. OBJ
tanned a bottle Of the best relish ever put
upon the table, make haste to follow the
wise example of their neighbOrs.-BoSton
Journal
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For Rent..Store Room.

The large store room, now occupied by
McNutt and Heagle. in the brick building
of Judge Kinsman, cofner of Main and
Franklin SITS. Possession given March list.
Also two large and pleasant office rooms,
over George Adams Book Store, fronting
the public square, on Market street.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS.
Jan. OFF.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. ian. d

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Jan. 20.
CATTLE-The market is slow and ar
rivals fair. Best S6,50a7,O 90; stoekers
S, 00a4, 90.
SHEEP-Market firm and arrivals fair.
Best S6,00a6,5 so; medium s., 00a5, so; conf
mon S4,0Oa4,50.
Hoas-Philadelphia 8, 4Oa4,5O; York
ers 81. 20a4,50 {.
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philadelphia Live Stock Market.

PHILADELPHIA, jan %.
BEEvEs-There was a fair demand
at full prices. Sales of extra Penn
sylvania and Western steers at SS.OOa
$50; fair to good S6,5Os7, 80; common
at S4,50a6. 90. Sales 1900 head.
SHEEP-In fair demand at 5la7ic per h.
Sales 10000 head.
Hostile market was firmer at $3.50.
Sales 5000 head.
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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,
ertain to suit ne various minds,
1--WE have all the different kinds,
At fyler's, No. 5, Main ST., Warren, Ohio
Aug. 8. lS7I-tf.
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Meeting at West Corners
GUsTAyUs, Jan. Is, 1873.

GUsTAvUs, Jan. Is, 1873.
Ed. CHRoEICJE;-Aceordjng to preyi-
Gus arrangement I went to the above
place to address the people on the sub
ieet Of temperance. I found the NJ. T..
Church nearly flled-rather more males
than females, which was rather singular.
I was introduced to the chairman ard
through him to the audience, with whom
1 had a very pleasant time, talking to
them OF the enormities of the liquor
traffic and the best method for its de-
struction. At the close of the meeting a
vote Of thanks was generously extended
to me, also n Of the G.. It's came
to me and put a roll of paper in NV
hand, and when 1 examined IL I found
it to be three ''greenbseks." Thanks TO
the brother and others interested in the
matter. Although it was stormy and
road rough, yet 1 was glad 1 went to the
meeting, NEWTON YOUNG.
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Great Bargains.

The new year robedin snowy beauty,
From fashion claims her yearly duty,
The Queen OF dress, her tribute brings,
OF feathers. dchus, flowers and wings,
Ribbons Of every hue and die,
And hats. that make each lady sigh,
All me! that 1 a Fashion Queen might be.
All these she leaves before she goes
To Paris, at Mrs. L. POTTER & CO.'S
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For Sale. business.

A desirable business opportunity. A well
established and popular dry goods business
in gainesville, Ohio, for ssle;stock not largo
and in good order; nice town; new r. r.
will be opened To the Mahoning Valley coal
fields early in the summer; a good chance.
Address W. c. TISDEL, gainesville.
Jan, 2-2t
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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, on long time and easy pay
ments, to suit purchasers, Enquire OF
WM. RlTEZEL,
and 7. J.. MeLAIN, JR.
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S. R. Chryst & Co. are always glad to meet
you at their stores in Warren and Niles. to
agree upon a satisfactory cash price for you
surplus Pork, Beef, Hides, Pelts, TallOw,
Butter, Eggs. &c.
". 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-
considered. We still adhere to our old mot
to, Liv and Let i've dec. 4.
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Chaste as Ice, and Pure as Snow.

The fragrant Sozodont is a scientific COM
pasitiOn of the purest and choicest ingredi-
euts Of the Oriental vegetable Kingdom
Every ingredient Is well known to have a
beneficial effect on the teeth and gums. It
removes all disagreeable odors, even that OF
tobacco 1t speedily removes those ravages
when children sustain in their teeth. owing
to improper use OF sweet and acid articles;
which imperceptibly destroy them.
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SHEET MUSIC

NEW SHEET MUSIC.
IN Farewell Darling. till we Meet, 30 cents
Hear me say my little Prayer, 30 cents,
Sweet sixteen Waltz, 40 emit
Sweet Sixteen March, IS cents.
Gone to the Heavenly Garden, 40 oents,
Think Of me Darling, 80 cents,
Bertie's SchottiSche, IS centl
Fold we our Hands, % cents,
B~elisariO, IS cents.
Reductions OF my Childhood. % cents.
Asking . Blessing nom Mother. 0cents.
4optN always ind me True, IS cents.
Rustic Beauty March, IS cents.
close 2 shutters. Willie's Dead, 80 lis
sunbeam Polka. IS cents.
sunbeam Waltz. IS cents.
Sunbeam March, IS cents.
Amaryllis. Foul hands. 5centc-
Lost m Saved. % cents.
Maggie's FaVOrite Waltz a Accents
Lord BSgeyer atThy side, . cents.
Matte May, 20 cents
1sp received at
ADAMS BookEfore
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VIM, n, Henninger. AuetIOpeer.

VIII give prompt attention to all engage
ing had sixteen years experience in the
business, satisfaction guaranteed. Terms
reasonable. Office at the Bu falo Clothing
House. No. 2 Main St.. Warren, and all let
Jan. l5-3mO.
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Christ Church, Warren,

Divine service every Lords Day, both
morning n evening, at the usual hours,
and on Thursday evenings. SEATS FREE.
To all who will worship with Us a cordial
welcome is extended. The ushers will
eheerfqlly provide seats for all who come.
April 1T-tf
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Now Have On Hand

large stock of Universal Clothes Wiring
ers, and can supply the trade at factory pri-
ceS. NE. Tyler, No. 5 Main ST.
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Has returned to stay with me permanent
", andi now ready to make or mend any
thing which comes in our line. Guns and
N. b. TYLER.