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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02
WARREN RErAmM1RKEF.
Cleveland wholesale aArket.


FLoUR-The demand continues fairly
active and prices ars firm,
City made xxx White SI0.25; Xxx
amber $3.50; Xxx red No 1 $500; Xred
No 2 $S.75.
WHEAT-WeAk and lower for No red
winter. No l red winter hSid at SI,T0.
No 2 red winter held at I,6i-sales OF 9
cars.
CoRN-Dull. Low mixed is held at
44c; High mixed al 45c. .r.
OATs-Quiet but firm. No State held
at 39c; NO2 held at 36c. Frs
RYE-Piic $ are standing nOminally
at 75c for No 2, and S0AS5c for No l State.
BARLET-The market Is steady and
demand lair: held at SOca$I 90 for West
err, aud prime Canada. .
LARD-rhe demand is fair and prices
are firm 9lc, for city rendered 10 kegs
Sc. do in tierces. Country rendered 73a
Sic.
SMOKED MEATs-Prices are strong with
active demand. We quote : City sugar
cured Hams, u~ncanyassed, over is lbs,
13c; under Is ms, 14c; do Shout
ders, Sc; do Breakfast Bacon, l0c /;
Dried Beef. sugar cured, %. Beef
Tongues. $500 per dozen.
DRESSED HO6s-MGrket stands nomi-
nally at s6 25,H6,5O according to weight
alA 9LAAN VI AAANA0 11A8e
B~UTTER-Wequote strictly choice al 81
a35c; good to prime at 27a30c; inferior
quaiities ranging at lSa20c.
CHEEsE-1he market is quiet but
frm. Car lots are held at l5c; choice
selections at l51al6c. in a small way.
Eees-Prices lower with market well
supplied. We quote fresh at lse in bar
refs and crates, in a small way.
ONIoNs-Very few in market. Silver
Skins in sound condition would sell
readily at 300 per bushel from store, and
50A1, rs per bushel from wagons.
OILs-Prices of Linseed are firm and
high. We quote: job lots at 95a97c for
Raw and $l,OOaI,02 for Boiled. m I
SEEDs-Demand mostly for small lots.
Prices stand at the folt'WIng figures /:
Red Clover held at S4,75 in large lots,
selling at 5 ,0Oa5, 10 in a small way; Pea
Vine nominal a. {, O0a6 25 with little de-
mand; Timothy held in large lots at
$50, and 8,60@3,65 in a small way; Red
Top, 200; Hungarian, LIS; Blue Grass,
200; Orchard Grass, 500; Millet, $50;
Flax Seed, l,75@I,SO; Alsyke Clover,
1850.
PoTKToEs-Stock very light and prices
are firm. Sales ct zoe in SACKS from
store for sound Peach Blows. Car lots
on track nominal.
GREEN PPLEs-Demand steady; choice
winter fruit is selling at y ,75aS,0O per
barrel, according to condition, and infe-
rior al 2,O0a2.O
DRIED APPEEs-Few sales, and mar
ket weak. Prime offered at 43a5c in large
lots and ste in 3 small way.
LIME-Mhite is in good request at 80
per barrel. Water is firm and steady
MequOte: Akron and Oswego $3.50 81
LouisDiIe Cement, $3.50.
.-l DF--NA- - .a~1 n
mand and selling at q range OF S9s5Oa
1000 per ton; Calcined Plaster ranges al
S2,5Ds3,O0 per barrel.
SALr-The inquiry is steadily active
n prices are hrm. We quote Eine
per bbl $3.50 Coarse, diamond @ 80 lbs
$40: Ground solar 1856 lbs S2.SS; Dairy
salt per bbl $500; do J bbl Sl,65; do %
10 ID bags $50; do so 5 ID bags A,S5 ;
Ashton persaek A.25. Leader.
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Hetel de Isley...TO-mOrrOW.
A full supply OF Connecticut river shRd
ana variGiy or other fresh nsh, Will be re-
eeived st the Hotel de Risley, tomorrow.
mite Of ,bre. Boom, oysT our Store.
GUNLEFINGRR & BRO.
AZAAm 4

suite OF l0ree Rooms over our store.
4 GUNLEFINGRR & BRO.
Daguerrie. giver to the world Of po~rtraiture
Bestowed y blessing on mankind, a Joy TO
human sight,
For now when friends are sundered far. or
- passed from earth away,
How sight helps memory TO recall the
friends We love for aye.
The friends We love, what words, and oh !
what depth ~Ofmeaning,
Unfathomed as old oceans deep, and here
hail q beginning,
Hath but beginning, for times tread, soon
brushes out their being, i
And leaves Us mourning for their loss, they
toLg Tor our apPeAFtDg. 90 -rn
And II we reach their blest abode to part no
more forever,
(For lies are riven there no more) and we
have passed deaths tenor, 5000
No artist by his easel stands, with pallet,
brush. and pencil,
For nuw ~the-huHlda face divine IL changed
10 one Immortal.
No Photographers camera. to catch the
Lights soft penceling,
And place by mystic power unknown. the
semhlance OF our being, Ts
On something, fragile as ourselves, to ''per-
tsh with the using"
For there mutations work Is done, n all
ts there enduring.
. Can for any KIM OF lpfefures Won desire.
either from life or copied nom old pictures,
~ Potters SLar Gallery. over Trnmbuu Nat.
Bank, Main ST. Warren, ohio.
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A correspondent, writing from Athens.
curiously coutrastst b mixtures to be f und
there OF ancient and modern civilizations.
Ratlraads spin their trains amid the tenn.
piles OF threethous2uo years; steamers dash
their EBells upon theP ireus n the scream
OF their whistles resoundB from Athos, PEN
telicus and Cytheron TO Olympus aud the
heaven beyond their gods. On. Ayers
nations Of modern science. are posted on
tine Acropolts, the Parthen0n, b Areopa-
gus Int the Thesion. while the moiest cards
o Cherry PICTORIAL. Ayers Sarsaparilla,
Cursand Pills look from the windows
ofthe shops in the streets Of Athens, where
hey are sold.-N. Y. Sunday GIO6r.
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or woman who gets q poor picture is go
ing 20 return 10 that same Gallery n pay
money, for more OF the same kind?
what are they going odof Answer
The next time they want work. they are
going 70 try another place n is this all
lhey are going to dO-they are going To adj
wise all their friends o 10 go for pictures
where they were 50 poorly served. And
what is this half dozen or dozen pOOr pic
lures taside from what the person who gets
them going to do? Ans They are going To
admonish all who see them not 70 20 where
they we're made. INT these, fellow Photo
grapbers. are the natural results OF poor
work. II Is hardly necessary TO say that
drst-class pictures are always working an
influence In an opposite direction; for in
stance. a dUzen drst-ciaSs card Photographs
are seen n admired by hundreds Of peo-
pie, and the question is asked, who made
Them % When told, the exclamation is, 1
will go there when 1 want anything OF the
Kind, and they do 90. and thus Il is, and
thus IL should be. and the man who will
dIlOlU a bad job - save his Gallery does IL
to his peril In every sense OF the word.
/ still continue to send out q class of work
working an influence in the right
direction, and by the continual rush Of Gus
toners At my Gallery, M would think that
the Camera must get tired. saying nothing
OF the assistants employed by
Yours truly, ~RfCE-Artist.
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ga Penny saved is a Penny Earned.,,

The DID adage that "a penny saved Is a
penny earned - is q very good one, and has
been the meant of ieauing many q man to
Ct money a man makes, that causes him o
prosper SO much. but II Is the AMOUNT %
saves q! that which he does make. In order
70 carry our the adage to advantage. you
must not buy anything that you do Lot
want, and when you do make = purchase
you must buy a good article, and buy II al
the plHce you can get IL ior ieaat money.
Just remind our readers that A. Frank at
Lhs Buffalo Clothing House. on Main Street,
VIII 500 Upen out an immense assortment
OF Ready Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats and Caps, and everything else
in his line. BY pas Ing visit tohtm money
can bessvedi and the old sdage verified
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

The Ashtabula County Republican
Convention which was held at jefferson.
on Saturday last, nominated r. B,
Woodbury. asthe Republican candidate
to the Constitutional Convention. A
resolution was adopted censuring Gen.
Garfield for his vote in favor Of the SAL
airy grab, Fr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02
Corn Meal
VIM. n. Henninger, AuctIOneer,

Cheaper than hay. at
Jan. =. CAMP & RANDALLS,
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Resolved That the Tressurer Of the.
city Of Warren be Instructed to make an
abatement from the Bazetta street
fund OF $50 SO in the tax of the Sutliff
heirs, said tax having been. by a clerical
error certissd to the Auditor, TO too great
an amount by the above named sum.
The bill Of McBerty and Mccormick
was referred to the Committee on Fire
and Gas. An ordinance 70 authorizs
the payment Of certain bills therein
namei," was read. On motion, the rules
were suspended, and said ordinance
passed. IAN ordinance TO prevent lewd
and issciEious behavior in, the city of
Warren, Ohio" having been twice read,
wa resd the third time, and passed. A
petition for a sewer on Lane street was
referred to the Street Committee and the
City Engineer. On motion, ordinances
for the construction of sewers n-Vine,
and NJ nroe streets, were passed totheir
first reading. The following resolution
wss passed, twO-thirds Of the members
~concurring therein:
Resolved by the Council of the city of
Warren, That lis deemed necessary 10
establish and construct sewers on Vine
and Monroe streets, 70 drain said streets
and the property Sbutting thereon.
The City Engineer was instructed, in
view Of said resolution, 10 give the legal
notice. The matter OF examining the
grade Of Liberty street. from Market to
franklin street, was referred to Messrs.
Hnyt, Truesdell and Gibbons, and tie
City Engineer. 1An M
On motion. adjourned. 1s6@
z. w. HoYT. CITY Clerk.
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Consumption: Judge sad IuyestIgats.

The Victims that perish yearly by Con-
sumption. tDrm 4 long and fearful list
tnelr lives are often sacrificed by neglect Of
the disease when IL irst begins-wnen the
cough, IKEA small spark, Is lighting up 3
nre which Will onBume the constitution
sud life, DE-KsySer's Lung Cure will arrest
the disease In ttStnfancy. u will often re-
Dew the sources Of life in the last stage OF
that disease, and rid the constitution Of
and renders IL unit for renewing the body.
DIR. Keyser's once. la Liberty street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. An essay sent free on ap-
Plcation: Price OF Lung Cure, $3.50 per bot
tie, or $7.5O per half dozen.
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CFrom the Cleveland Herald
own You Throw Ne Anarly

VIII IUu AHIvW II AWN =
EDS. HERALD: Tread your sayings
and story under the above heading in
your issue ofthe 9th instant, and wish
to say that the people OfTrumbull coun-
ty have examined. their Gun" in Con
gre-s, and find that what you call fash
in the pan, has blown the stock all to
pieces and even kicked the lock offofthe
United States Treasury and upon inves-
tigating the remains OF that "Gun" we
find Il breech burned with Credit Mohi.
her. End crooked. Perhaps II may do for
Cleveland politics, but ii don't suit the
people ofour county. Itbas thrown Itself
away and We a neither repair tor car
ry it.
FRUNBULI COUNT FAMRER.
(SsIhan Beebe.) j,
IoENsoy. TrumbuIl Co., March 5
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Before AZ DIG Come.
Rome nnst

II. @. Stratton q Co., are never undersold
hem Hc-7g H. q. SFRATrON q 90.
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East Liberty tAttIs Market.

hGa AdAEu o.
CATTLE-The East Liberty market is
dull, and arrivals are heavy. Best $3.50
$50; stockers 3~,5Oa4,5O; common 500
a5,5O.
SHEEP-Market slow and arrivals are
fair. Best S5.5Oa7. %; medium 650a
6,25; common 4,25a5,25.
HoGs-Market is slow and arrivals
are fair. Philadelphia s5,SOa6, 20; York
ers 50 00a6, 10.
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The Best SeUine NaehIues

Made. can be bought in large or small
quantities Of n. B. Tyler, No. 8 Main ST.,
Warren. hi. Dna I9JIU
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Emigration Ia ming i.-Cheap Farms
In SOuth.WesI Missouri!

ny offers 100000 acres OF land in Central
and Southwest Missouri, at from s. to So
per acre, on seven years, time, with free
transportation from 81. Louis TO all pur-
chasers. Climate, soil, timber, line
wealth schools. churches and ~isw-abidfng
society invite emigrants from all points 10
this land Of fruits q flowers. For par.
ricgiars address A. Tuck LaDd Commis-
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Attention Farmers.

s. r Chryst & Co. are always glad 20 meet
you at their stores in Warren and Niles, TO
agree upon q satisfactory cash price for your
surplus Pork, Beef. 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 areIn need of any we o 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
considered. We still adhere to our old mot
to, Live and Let Live dec. 4,
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, One good Carriage Horse. good traveller,
kind in every respect, weight, l29 ns-. one
extra Harness, one do. not NJ good; M two
seated open Buggy. one Wolf zap Robe,
nearly new;one New York State Feed Box.
Will sell the wholefn one lot, cheap, to a
cash, customer, or separate, MS may be
wanted Apply 70 q Rptler. at Camp &
Randall's Feed Store, or ]. n. Randall, at
the Flax NH. ~ tmar.I2.
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NJ. z. Moore Jameson.

Teacher of Piano, singing Voice Building
and Theory of Music. Address Box ZU,
Warren, hio. Mrs. Jameson Is an expert
-enced teacher, a graduate Oh the Boston Mu-
sic School, and the past veal a pupil OF Jar
Isle PeterZillea, the nnest pianist in Liep-
sig ConseI vatory OF Music, Germany
Feb. 3. l673.
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The election came Off in Pennsyl-
Vania. last week upon the Local OPP
ton" matter. The cities generally
voted for license. put in the rural dis
triets the vote was pretty decidedly
against it. ~ r-a9.
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The above prices VIII be suojecttonuctua-
tom with other markets. always aiming 70
pay the highest price Tor grain, and sell as
next door 20 MeLain's Shoe store, In room
formerly occupied by Trumoun Nat Bank.
All our goods warranted as rePresented-
Com n see US. A liberal deduction al
lowed TO parties that buy large quantities.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-04-02

Judge Richardson, late assistant
Secretary, has been sppOinten to fill
the place in the Cabinet made vacant
by the resignation Of Mr. Boutwell,.
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Great BARGAINS.

The new year robed In snowy beauty,
From fashion claims her yearly duty,
The Queen Oh dress, her tribute brings,
OF feathers. nchns, flowers aud Wigs,
9 Ribbons OF every hue and die,
And hats. that make each lady sigh,
An mel! that l q FASHION Queen might be-.
All these she leaves before she goes
To Paris, at Mrs. L. PUTTER & CO.'S
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We have received the Spring style
ofSilk Hats. Also, new styles in Mems,
Youths and Boys suits. Come and see
them. and tell us what you think Of our
&l6.00 suitss Be sure yOn are right. then
make your purchases for cash.
affFgr@ lsr ADAMS & Co.
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Agents Manted

In every town in Portage. TTumbuIl, Ma
hOning and Columblana counties. TO sell
the Original Howe sewing Machine Inn
proved. Address NIB. Tyler, No. 5 Main st.,
Warren. o..
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hnls III. Hennlnger, AuetIOneer,
win give prompt attention 10 all engage
ments as AuctiOueer, AT public sales. Hav-
ing had sixteen years experience in the
business, satisfaction guaranteed. Terms
reasonable. Office at the Bunalo Clethlng
House, No. ? Main ST., Warren, and all let
tiers sent me may be in care OF the B q. II
Jan. l5-3mo.
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IN every particular. and VIII be sold cheap
.ri q . the cheapest.
PRICES AND QUALITY TO SUIT Gus
~ .- ToAERG

The Manufacturing Department viii be
manufacture TO order At the lowest prices,
every variety Of Boots and Shoes which are
guaranteed 70 give satisfaction. as none but
the be4 Qtp0rknen are employed. Call snd
a hIthe sligo OF the Big Boot, Market
Street. Warren. Ohio.
March 8. lST3-tf
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Lot underground drained and well frnfted.
HQufe conrzins ten rooms, convenient pan
tries, closets. &e. Furnished with gas; good
cellar. well and ciStern: also good barn. All
in good repair. Enquire OF A. r, Lyman,
Dentist, oMcein Central Block, opposite
Court House, Market ST., Warren. Ohio.
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DIN Lazarus is still TO be found at the
popular New York Clothing House, where
you can buy the cheapest clothiug in town.
n. B.-Cash taken IN exchange of &C
counts. d. NJ. LAZARUS.
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The Original

GoweSewtngM Machine Improved, can only
be obtained Of N. B. Tyler. or his Agents.
A large stock always on hand at No. 8 Main
81" "Slfen. III a.EE a
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en- u u D
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All q u
Rooms. Main ST.
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Farm Sale.

LNLM tut DdICs y"
A farm OF hundred aud taeuty-eiEht
acres. on stale Road, IN Freedom,
sold for part down and balance on good
time. Gall on or address y
~ to14 KNEEEAND BROS,
p Mo- Main st., Werren, D.
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r- cIdu rE.e-sl
sl- lE
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dl.H DssrTi1I 20 1ul-r 1at a-i
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Notice Of Meeting.

There viii be q milk meeting at Reynolds
q Tsylor's cheese factory. West Mecca, on
saturday, the nth day OF April next, al one
O'clock, D. m. All tra feel interested in
this matter are requested 10 attend.
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For

aFsh.LEs
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Home Again.

Heme Again.
I have returned rom the East, with the
cheapest and best goods for Men and Boys
wear, ever brought to this market, be sure
70 purchase from.
D. NJ. LAZARUS.
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All the Popular

Gran Berries.
A nice lot gust received at McConnslPs
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Accidents

Insure against accidents In the Accident
Insurance Company OF Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one 1lflitOn dollars. Apply 70
WHITTLESEY ADAM agent, Warren,
Ohlo. Loot. Yeti.
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salt Water Fish,

Old and reliable Sewing Machines on the
best Of terms at n. b. Tyler's, No. 5 Main ST.,
Warren, Ohio.
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Butter Scotch.

Butter Scotch.
Fresh daily at City Bakery. Good for
coughs, colds and all throat complaints.
a. WALDECK.
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A State Temperance Convention Of re-
spectacle numbers and comprising
among its members many distinguished
and earnest friends Of the cause from
various sections OF the State, convened
in Columbus on the 10Th. ReY. DR..
Merrick, of Delaware, presided. A
committee On resolutions reported the
following, which, sfeer discussion and
propositions TO amend, wsrs adopted /:
Resolved, That we hereby request the
coming Constitutional Convention Of
Ohio 70 continue the clause In the pres
eDt Constitution providing that no IL
cense to traffic in the intoxicating liQ-
uors shall be granted in the State. and
TO give the General Assembly power to
Iegislate against such trafhc and evils
resulting therefrom.
RESOLVED, That we arc opposed 10 any
change in the laws Of the state whereby
any less legal restraint shall be plaoed
upon the liquor traffic.
ResolUed, Fhst as tspperanee men We
will use our inHuence uaii suitable Ways
to elevate such persons to Office as viii
use their official authority TO create and
sustain such laws a. will most effectual-
~ Bppressghe sale. and use ofinfoxieatinR
liquors, =
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For SaleI

A-platform spring Wagon, suitable for
Que or two horses. EnQaire at Bartlett &
HerzOg's Livery stable, or A. X. Gates.
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CITY Lots for Sale.

Two lots on HiSh street. east % Elm four
rods 'front.' well u~nder-drainad, Win sewer
connections complete, & choice young fruit
trees growing. W.T.. SPEAR.
March IS, lS7S-tf
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For Rent.

The old homestead of Alex. Mcconnell.
situate on the corner Of Franklin St., and
Franklin Alley, is for rent. Cali on
Dec& DR.. J.R WOODS.
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A Blast from the Second Ward.

Mr.. EDITOR - Nov that the cleo
tons are coming cd and the interests o
the town are to oe plsced in the handi
ofmen from whose decisions there car
be no appeal for another year, may !
invoke the aid of your columns to cali
attention to the necessities ofour neg.
lected wardf
All the great fires ofthe past, and we
may confidently say ofthe future, have
been and viii be Ia the Second Ward
Fires elsewhere are isolated and the wa
ter supply vastly more convenient
Here all the merchandising and me.
chanical interests are eentered and q
FIRE here may not only destroy the
home ofthe sufferer, but also the very
facilities of employment by which that
home may be replaced. Yet to this day,
so far as I know, we have not a single
reservoir.
Though the two on Market Street
may be used for fires on the north line OF
the Ward. the only two occasions I have
known them so used, they proved woe
full failures, a. witness the One when
Eve wooden shells were burned on Mar
ket street when the supply proved in
.sufHcient. Also when the barn ofO. a.
Patch was burned the Reservoir near
By soon yielded onlya liquid mud,
AT the Ore that burned stones corner
on Main street, I am told that there
were three changes made to obtain wa
ter. Thia oughtnot so to be. In fact
the town is not yet half protected against
fire, despite our many and severe burn
ings. Within a few months I have been
mortified to eea paragraph go
ing the rounds ofthe papers, New York
included, making mention of
our repeated1iery visitaIfons and speak
ing in derision Of our dependence upon
4 numbering steamer invariably behind
time from the unwiiIingness of the cfti-
Gems 70 play the pant ~ofdraught horses.
It is said the river affords a supply
is Sufficient reply to say that the pow
lost in pumping water q distance of
over twenty feet, "a power greater than
Is required 10 force it through q quarter
Of a mile of horizontal hOse) would be
almost wholly saved This difference
ofitself save us nom q general
sonhsgrstion, to say nothing ofthe prob
greater of the reservoir
% the scene in many cases, perhaps
quarter ofa mile or morer
Suppose the fire occurs in River
preventing access to the bridge
whose lessening spans area monument
'fits builders incapacity and folly where
hen is an adequate water supply p
Echo answers where? TO 81
Where too is that malaria bred which
las suspended work in tile Rolling Mill
impaired tbs Iab0rs Of men and wo-
men all oyer town. We all note it in
ne Second Ward. NT It2 ~
The first introduction or strangers to
is a miry passage over the two
most d~isgrsceful street crossings in
own. Ali know them to be the eros
ings of tie two depots.
Men in rule are to blame for these
Let hUe men rule this year.
dy pen, hstand vote are for the Iivsst |
nan in town, Mayor, and 1 trust soon
favor and Squire Dawson. Give him |.
t associates and all the abuses above
poken o: will be rsmedied. $50 mote
! be-" SECOND WARD.
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