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DoughDufs.

Ore quart sifted flour; 2 teaspoons cream
tartar, sifLed into the -four; l egg; l cup
sugar; salt; nutmeg or cinnamon to taste,
very small piece of butter, or / cup sour
cream is better; l teaspoon of soda, dis
solved in just enough milk TO mix as soft as
caD he rolled ont
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT-lO houses in Edgefeld, from
IN $40 10 S35 per month. Address or apply to
H. CAMPBELL, at the Edgeheld House.
my3 2t%
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THE Russian Government has ordered
the Jewish state schools and the rabbis
schools throughout the empire to be closed,
and schools and seminalies under the con-
trol of the Government to be substituted
for them,
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, May 2.-COnsols, 93s. U. S.
3 2Os of '65 90; DO '67 $50; 10-40s S9!!; new
SIS S9s. Erie 500. Tuipentiue 42643s.
PARIS, May 2.-Rentes 54f S5e.
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no Not ScaId Poultry.

The practice of scalding poultry before
picking it has very properly been vetoed by
market dealers. Fowls may be plucked
with equal facility, aud with better effect in
preserving the flesh, Immediately after
death, ard before they have had time to
cool
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PERSONAL,

~~~~~>>NocN HO~>r>NN>NN>>r~O>N|ON>NN/
MEMBERS of Orphan Home Camp No. 90,
M o. P. F., and friends of the Order, will
meet at the office of P. G. Silver Perkins, No.
10 Deaderick street, Nashville, on Saturday eve
ming, May 3, at tx O'Clock. P. G. SILVER
PERKIeS, Sec'y. lt*
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CATTLE-We quote as follows: Extra
shipping 4a65e; Choice butchering 3sG4!c;
medium 3t63ac; common 1362ac; stock
ers 364ac.
SHEEP-We quote at $4.5066.O0 per
head, according 10 quality and demand fair.
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, May Flour advanced,
S5.00610.00. Corn dull at 57d5Sc. Oats
unchanged. Corn meal $3.50. Mess pork
$40 50619.75. Bacon dropping, should
ers So; clear rib sides 103c; clear sides
10Jc. Lard unchanged.
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LOST.

7 OST-On Church, Cherry or Union streets,
i 4 about eight days ago a Lady's Watch Chain
with pin attached. liberal reward Will be
given for return of same to GATES q POLL
MAN NV Il
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Bank Tennessee, old. 96l Exchange Bank. OF
Bank Tennessee, new 25 Peoples Bank. 80
Bank Tenn, Torbett. 25i Planters and Me-
Bank Tenn, post chanics' Bank..... 81
notes. ........... 20 State Bank. ........ OF
Planters Bank ...... 80 Southwestern K. R.. 90
Union Bank 80 Union B9nk......... 50
Union Bank cert's. par ALABAMA.
Bank of Chattanooga 05 Bank Of Mobile. ..... 50
Bank of Commerce. par Bank of Montgom-
Bank of Knoxville. Is ery.............-.... o.
Bank of Memphis. 90 Bank of Selma. ..... 05
B'nk of Middle Tenn. 80 Central Bapk......... OF
Bank of Paris. ... par Commercial Bank. q
Bank of the Union. IS Eastern Bank....... 81
Bank of West Tenn. % Northern Bank-........ 4;
Bucks Bank. ..... par Southern Bank. ..,..... 81
City Bank.....,,s... OBJ GEORGIA.
Commercial Bank. 20 Central X. Il. Bank. *
Merchants Bank. >. par Georgia Railroad and
Northern Bank. par Banking Company. 81
Ocoee Bank ....,..... 05 Blk OF Mid. Georgia. 81
Bank Of Sholbyville. 90 M airline Bank. 81
Southern Bank. .....- Bank of Augusta. o.
Traders Bank, par Augusta Insurance. o.
Life and General In Bank OF Columbus. o.
surance Company. OF Bank OF Commerce. @:
SOUTH CAROLINA. Bank Of the Empire
Bank of Camden.... J0l State.... 1890. o.
Bank of Charleston. IS Bank of Athens. 81
Bank of Chester. OF B ank of Fulton ..... /!
Bank of Georgetown OIL Bank of Savannah. o.
Bank of Hamburg. 10 Bank of the State Of
Bank of NewbeTry.. 05 Georgia. .....-..-..
Bank of the State Of City Bank Of Angus
South Carolina -. O5I ta............--......
Farmers and EX- FarmTs and M'chan-
change Bank. ..... OIL les Bank ..........
Merchants Bank. 80. OF Mechanics Bank.
Planters Bank of Merchants and Plan
Fairfield. .......... oil ters' Bank..-----.,
Commercial Bank. u Planters Bsnk....ss
Union Bsnk......... 0
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New OrIeans Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, May 2.-Flour dull;
Xxx s5.25; xxx S6.5007.75; family SIS 70
MO. Corn lower; white 55656c; yellow
SIC. Oats quiet at 44c. Bran dull at soc.
Hay dull; prime 5000; choice SIS CO..
Pork firmer at $3.50. Dry salt meats firm;
shoulders nc; 99c, 10c. Bacon frmer;
shoulders SIC; clear rib 1OIc; clear 1870
lO2c. Hams 143615c. Lard-rehned
scarce; tierce 9ac; keg lO*Ol0fc. sugar
and Molasses-uO movement. WHISKY w
693e. Coffee 176l9sc. Sterling u; sight
premium. Gold 118a.
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KEEP YOUR BUSINESS BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM In THE SOUTH

higher for packed. Lard firm; choice leaf
in tierces 9R69ac; in kegs 10l61lc;
prime steam DC; small lots ! to 4c advance
on above quotations. Whisky firm at SIC.
Chicago markets.
CHICAGO, May Flour in no export
demand. Wheat unsettled and lower, clos
ing firm; No 2 spring Chicago S1.24 cash.
Cotn-No. 2 36c cash. Osts-No. 31a0
31sc cash. Rye dull with no sales except
choice samples at Gle. Lard quiet; nOmi-
nally 50 .0569 10. Bulk meats firm; shout
ders 6Sc; short clear 95c, both loose. Ba-
con steady but unchanged. Whisky sac.
sc. Louis Markets.
ST.. LOUIS, May 2-Little doing in flour.
Only sample lots of wheat sold. Corn
firmer for bulk-No. 2, SIC on track. Oats
fraction better for bulk-No. 2; 31632c
on track. Barley and rye unchanged with
little doing. Whisky firm at SIC. Pork
in no demand for round lots; jobhipg sale
at 964. Dry salt meats firm; shoulders
re; clear rib sc; clear sides &c. Bacon
firm with little doing; cash lots S61046
IU9c. Cattle dull; Texan S2.0004.50.
Hoe g4 Q0E7S AZ
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FOR SALE.

go.
AMOR SALE-One fine "a arRess Mare, Spring
VI Wagon and Harness, cheap. Apply at BY
FRS, HOOD & HOWELL'S, No. IS Broad
street, Nashville, Tebn. my3 Ste
LHOR SALE at a bargain, a number OF lots,
E amounting TO over 100 acres, known as the
Psge or Vance property, lying on the Brick
Church and Whites Creek pixies, from 2 TO ~
miles from Nashville. Apply to O. B. VANCE,
at Commercial Hotel, or to BROWNS &
CHEAThAM, Real Estate Agents. myl If
C1OR SALE-On one, two, three, four and
il five years time-aO cGsh-fine Blue Grass
Farm, containing two hundred and eighty acresj
five miles from Nashville on the "Brick Church
Pike" well timbered, watered and fenced; pas
lures OF finest blue grass; land fertile as any
In Tennessee; improvements Of almost every
kind, consisting Of stone and frame dwelling,
containing seven rooms; kitchen, cellars, bath
room and all the modern Improvements; cottage
with two rooms in the yard, neatly fnishedj a
brick gardeners house with five or six rooms;
servants room; splendid cisterns and wells, and
all necessary Out-hOuses; fine grist mill; barns
and stables for about one hundred horses. En-
quire on the place OF through Postoffice. Address
Mrs. RACHEL d. FOOTE, Nashville, Tenn.
ape If
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BOARD.

BOARD at Edgeheid House with nice rooms.
ID myl 5;*
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To AIIay Thirst,

Lemons sprinkled with loafsugar almost
completely sllay feverish thirst. They are
invaluable in the sickToom. Invalids affected
with feverishness can safely consume two
or three lemons day. A lemon or two
thus taken at teatime is recommended as
an entire substitute for the ordinary sup
per of summer, and will often induce a
comfortable sleep through the night, and
give a good appetite for breakfast.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-03
washing Made Easy.

Take 2 pounds of soda ash, II pound
stone lime, 2 gallons of soft water; slake the
lime separate; dissolve the soda ash in the
water, then add the lime; boil twenty min
utes; cork it up tight. For washing use
one cup in the three gallons of water; soak
the clothes over night in cold water; wiring
out and boil them twenty minutes in the
preparations; raise and blue them, and
your washing is done, they require but
very little rubbing. Soap them before boil
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, May Flour higher at
s7.6OA7S5. Wheat firm at $l.6Sa1. u.
Corn firm at 45c. Rye soc. Oats 426
4Sc. Barley firm. Eggs easier at l2i0 l3c.
Butter steady. Cheese firm. Provisions
less active but firm. NJ IS Pork held at
SIS 80. Lard quiet but firm; sales Of
steam &c; generally held higher; Kettle
Q1c Bulk nests firm; held at-shoulders
7c; clear sides 95c; clear 9sc, Bacon hrm;
shoulders &c; clear rib 95c; clear IO5c, viii
good demand at &c less. Whisky steady at
soc.
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Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, May 2.-Bagging held firm
at l2I@13ac for hemp and l4c for fax;
Flour active; extra family $500 and No l
at SIS 90; fancy SO. Wheat shows better
feeling; pr.ces nominal at S1.5O61 70 for
red aud white on arrival. Corn active aud
firm at 55057c for mixed and white in
sacks. Oats eady at 42645c, including
sacks. Rye 80c. Coffee firm with upT
ward tendency; common TO choice Rio at
21N241c. Sugar steady and demand mod
crate; fair to choice 96l0!c. Hay dull;
no sales except for small lois to local deai-
ers and light orders. Proyisiops-mArket
firm: demand moderate. Mess pork held at
SIS 501l9OO. Bacon shoulders S0Stc;
clear rio sides 1O5d103e; clear sides l03c,
packed; plain hams lS6l3ac; fancy hams
advanced to 15c; sugar-cured held at 14d
I4Jc. Bulk meats easy; shoulders 74c;
| clear rib 94c; clear sides 9ic loose; &c
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-03
TO Boil Lamb, Mutton, or Veal.

Boil LAMB ItuEtOu, OE bcdAs
Wrap the Joint or quarter of lamb, etc,
etc, in nice cloth, wet it, and dust it with
flour. Let it remain so half an hour.
Have the pot ready boiling; dip the joint in
first one end and then the other-then put
in the pot and cover closely. Let it boil
gently but steadily, an hour and half for
lamb, and two hours for veal and mutton.
Sauce: Drawn butter, with chopped par
slew, and sliced carrots, and picked cqcum-
bers. Boil carrots for dish to eat with
tie lamb, etc. Slice into 1t some potatoes,
parsley and ouions, and with a little thick
ening, you have good soup.
Breakfast Rolls.
One pint new milk, boiled and cooled; J
cup of nice yeast; cup of sugar; quarts
of flour; l tablespoon of butter or lard; l
teaspoon of salt. Stir all into the -four,
making batter in the center, leaving some
of the -four dry around the batter. Let
this rise until morning, if they are to be
used for tea the next day; then stir in the
Aour which you left outside the batter, and
mould it well. Let it stand until P. NJ.
Then mould again, roll thin, and cut with a
mint pail cover or large cake cutter; butter
the upper surface; fold them over. Let
them rise again until light. Bake in quick
| oven.
Brine for the Preservation OF Butter
To three gallons of brine s'roDg enough
to bear an egg, and quarter OF pound OF
nice white sugar and one tablespoonful Of
salpetre. Boil the brine, and when it is
cold strain carefully. Make Your butter
into rolls, and wrap each roll separately in
clean white muslin cloth, tying up with
string. Pack large jar full, weight the
butter down, and pour over tho brine until
all is submerged. This brine will KEEP
really good butter perfectly sweet and fresh
for whole year. Be careful not to put
upon ice butter that you wish TO keep fol
any length Of time. In summer, when the
beat will not admit of butter being made
into rolls, pack closely in small jars, and
using the same brine, allow it to cover the
butter to depth of at least four inches
This excludes the air, and answers very
near as we'll as the first method suggested
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
KINSMAN.

ED. CHRoNICLE:-L. W. Roberts sold
his house and lot to Homer Hurlburt /;
consideration 81, 500.
Rev. ]. s. Card, pastor of the NJ. E.
church, has been holding a series Of
meetings during the past Two weeks.
which has resulted in great good.
The ladies of the Congregational So
ciety gave an entertainments and oyster
supper at the Town Hall, in aid of the
Congregational Church of Wayne, Ash
tabuls county, which Melted 500 for said
purpose.
The friends of Rev. H. B. Eldred met
at The Town Hall, Wednesday evening,
18th inst, and donated him Sill, which
was gracefully acknowledged by him in
last weeks CHRONICLE.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church, not 10
be outdone, invited the friends of their
pastor, Rev. MI. Card, to meet them at
the Town Hail, Tuesday evening, 18Th
inst. and though the mud was unfath-
omably deep, the Hall was packed, where
all were made welcome. The reverend
gentleman received a donation of Sl95-
which has since been made up to an eve
500.
The residents of Main street were star
tied Oh Thursday morning by the cry OF
fire" which proved to be in the roof
of the hardware store Of George Bald
win & Co. By promptness, energy and
a bountiful supply Of water the fire was
subdued with but trihing loss. Though
the building is very high, ladders were
procured and men al work on the tops
of the building in a time that would put
to shame some of the best organized fire
companies of our cities.
The NJ. C. R. R. Co. are ballssting
their track through this place. The late
high water demonstrated the fact that
the waterway under said road where it
crosses the Pymating is about one half
as great as is required. Ipredict an IN
largement of the waterway, or several
suits for damages caused by the overflow
above the railroad.
Feb. q, 1873. CLANJAMFREY, JR.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
Beyond the Mississippi

Thousands have already gone. Il thOus
andsm more are turning their eyes towards
new homes in the fertile West. To those
going Tn Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska. Colo
RADIO, Utah, Wy OnliDg. Nevada, tfregon or
California. we recommend a cheap, safe.
quick and direct route. TIA 81. LOUIS, over
the Missouri Pacific Raj rad, which runs
its fine Day teaches and Pullman Sleepers
from st. LOUIS 10 principal points in The
West, 1Uithotd change. We believe that the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has the be Jtrack
aud the finest and safest equipment Of any
line west of the Mississippi, and its conDec-
lions with roads further West are prompt
and reliable. The Texas connection OF this
road is now completed, and passengers are
offered a drst class, all-rail route from st.
Louis TO Texas. either over the Missouri.
Kansas & Texas r. K. ria Seddktd, or ov-r
the Atlantic q Pacific K. R.. TIA FfHtfd. Fol
maps, time tables, information as to rates.
routes, &C, we refer our readers TO ). II.
Thompson, Eastern Passenger Agent, Co
lumbus, Ohio, or T.. A. Ford, General Pas
senger Agent. at. Louis, Mo- Questions Toll
be cheeJWuy and promptly dnSlCeredI
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
Newton Falls. Mar. 8, Is7s.
BaIIOI's Magazine.

We are glad hat Ballou's Magazine
for March has made its appearance a lit
tie earlier than last month, and it is evil
IDENTIFY making up for the time lost by
the fire. We like this magazine for its
freshness, variety, fun and sentiment.
1t always contains more or less reading
matter that interests n insiructs, max
ing il far ahead of the heavy monthlies
viii b seek a market and interest no one.
Light. spicy, Ballou's is always welcome,
and so cheap is it that al can afford to
buy or subscribe for it. Why, just look
at the March list of contents, and see
what can be obtained for Is cents, or 81.
80 per year, and a Chrome besides: The
Winds of March; Harbor Thieves Win
ter Amusements; Women's Costume ;
The Eleventh Hour; The Lovers Re
treat; Shall we know them again? The
SLAYER; Light for the Million ; A Wom-
ans Temptation; Remembrance The
Little Stranger; Rest; The Loss of the
Golden Lion Cora's Canary An I'm
expected FINS ; Three on b Prairie (;
Grandfather Grey's Bound boy; Cecil
Dare's Sacrifice; Who was Benevolent
Our Young Peoples Story eller-
Nicky the Waif, Dobby's Attempt, The
New Rifle, Ruthven's Puzzle Page, The
Housekeeper, Facts and Fancies, The
Lost Hair. Humorous Illustrations
For sale at all periodical depOts, or adj
dress Tho es q Talbot, S6 BiOmheld
Street, Boston.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
MONDAY EVENING. March 3.

FLoUR-The demand continues fairly
/ active and prices SIRE firm,
City made xxx White SlO.25; Xxx
amber $3.50; XIX red No 500; X red
No 2 1915.
WHEAT-Inact We and unchanged. Nc
l red winter held at 81 69@l,7O. No
red winter held at LOS.
CORN-Uncnauged. Low mixed held
at Acc; High mixed at 46c; ears on tract
! at &c.
OATs-Firm. No 1 State held at lie
Nu2 held at 39s.
RYE-PIic are standing nominally
at Use for No 2, and S0dS5c for No 1 State.
BARLEY-The market is steady and
demand lair held at SOcaSl 90 for West
ern, and prime Canada.
LARD-Ihs demand is fair ana prices
are hrm &C, Tor city rendered in kegs
! SIC. do in tierees. Country rendered TIA
74c.
SMoKEDME are strong with
active demand. We quote City sugar
cured Hams, uncanYassed, over 10 bs,
lie; under is rs, I3c; do Shoulders,
&c; do Break fast Bacon, &c ; Dried Beef.
! sugar cured, 2Uc. Beef Tongues, $500
per dozen.
DRESSED HoGS-Market stands nomi-
naily at 600 1850 according = weight
anu quality. Receipts light.
BUTTER-Wequute strictly choice atZ7
a2Sc; good TO prime at Z3a25ci medium al
lss2Oc; III feriOr qualities ranging at "a
13c.
CHEEsE-The market is quiet but
( firm. Car lots are held at l5c; choice
selections at l51al6c. in a small way.
EGes-Fair supply but firm. We
quote fresh at zoe in barrels, and dc in
baskets and crates.
ONIONs-Are scarce and firm. Silver
| Skins selling at S4.OOa4,5 so per barrel from
store, according 10 quality and condition.
O~ILs-PriceS of Linseed are firm and
high. We quote: JOB lots at 95a91c for
RTw and 81, GOAL OF for Boiled.
POTAToEs-Prices are stronger but I'M
changed. Sales at 75c in sacks from
store for sound Peach Blows. Car lots
on IT ,ck normally at Coo.
BEANs-In fair request and steady at
81. 75a2,25 for good to medium Lew, and
S2,75a3. 90 for hand picked
SEEDS-The market is unsteady, and
prices Stand at the following figures
Red Glow sr s. ,9Oa5, 90 in car lots, and 5,l5
in a small way Pea Vine, nominal al
$50. with little demand; Timothy held
in large lots at 3,5Oa3,60, aud 3,75 in a
small way: Red Top, 200; Hungarian,
L.75: Blue Grass, 200; Orchard Grass,
500; MilleJ, l,5O; Flax Seed, l,Ioal,oO;
Alsyke Clover, 1l,5O.
GREEN APPLHs-Dull. Good to choice
winter fruit is selling at s2,0Da2,5O per
barrel. according to condition, and inle-
rIOr At l,UOa2,OO
DRIED APPLEs-Few sales, but prices
are as yet unchanged. Prime held at ct
a5tc.
HoSEY-SelliDg at &c per pound,
strained and comb.
LIME-White is in good request at l,5O
per barrel. Water is firm and steady
We quote: Akron and Oswego Sl,9O {;
LouisvlIie Cement, s l,9O.
PLAsrER-Land Plaster in good de-
mand and selling at a range OF S9,5Oa
1910 per ton; Calciued Plaster ranges al
y, 50aS,O0 per barrel.
SALT-The inquiry is steadily active
and prices are nrm. We quote: Fine
per bbl $50 ; Coarse, diamond c $50 lbs
$40: Ground solar 336 lbs SIS; Dairy
salt per Dbl $500; do J Dbl Sl,65; do D
10 Id bags $3.50; do 80 > ID bags A,3j ;
Ashton persack S4.25.-LeGdeT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
New york Live stock Market.


BEEVEs-Total receipts for the week,
1900 head against 1870 the preyi- us
week ; receipts to-day, l26 cars at Hun
dredth street, 62 at COmmunipaw, and
Il al Weehawken, making 1900 head,
against 400 last Monday. Trade was
fair and prices unchanged, save that poor
laxans wen lower. Sales, % cars lex
ans at 81 lie; Tin Ohio and Illinois at
lOIalI!c; fair It Halle; g cd to prime
al Iz5al3c: fine extra at l3lal4c; 4 cars OF
superior 81 cwt Illinois steers at lS3al44;
4 cars 6 cwt at lO4allc; 4 cars fst u cwt
Missouri at l2aI4c; s cars Missouri, 81
cwt. at I05e; II cars Texans, 1850 lbs av-
erage. at 94a94c, Sc ibs per cwt; 6 cars
Kansas, G cwL at l0c; 4 cars Cherokee,
II59 fbs. at lOlc. All STOCK was sold.
SHEEP AND LAAIBs-TOtal for the week
q, 100 against 2O.3OO last week. On sale
to-day, 500. The market was dull at
4c decline Tor the week range, 5la6c Tor
p1or, to 64a7c Tor fair, and 7ta74c for good
to prim-; l car extra 100 rs Ohio sheep
sold at SCI; car lbs lbs Canada at 7sc; car
Sc lbs Ohio at &c; car Of 95Ds coarse Ken
lucky at &c
HoGs-Receipts for the week 10000
head live aud l0,50O western dressed,
against 81 900 live and $4,000 western
dressed the previous week. Sales OF live
at 5Ia53c; city dressed at 63a7tc; western
dressed al 6g863c, 4 cars OF the latter, $50
lbs average, selling at 63c. The market
as not firm.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
NE NTON FALLS.

EDITOR CHRONICLE There is a de-
cided change in our village in the last
three years. There could be seen on the
door knob of about every third house
that you would pass, the words, ''this
place for sale,'' and of course no buyers.
Now none of these ominous signs meet
your eye; on the contrary, men are con-
stantly %enquiring where they can pur-
chase a house and lot, or where they can
buy a lot upon which TO build. Several
new houses are going to be built this
spring, and one new store, and the owners
of old houses say that paint and shingles
are to be used freely. Our council have
succeeded in having many new side
walks laid during the last year, and it is
understood that as o as spring opens
the sidewalk business is to be thoroughly
pushed ahead, till we have good walks
through every part OF theviIlage. Rents
aud real estate have advanced very rap
lily during the last year, and we have
only to say to those that are astride of
the fence waiting to purchase a little
cheaper, that you will pay twenty per
cent advance on your purchase in less
taau one year. This at least has been
the advance in the past year.
List of transfers of real estate since
January /, 1873:
Mrs. L. L. Soule, 1 o Ellis J. Ensign,
store room, 5000.
Henry Erwin Z VIM. Bell, house and
lot, $3.50.
4. 1. Gillmnr, ct. al. to Henry Erwin,
three lots, $40O-
A. C. Parker, to L. Humphrey, house
and Ion g. ,225.
H. C. Soule, ct. al. to ]. H. Little, house
and lot, Sl,20O.
II. U. Dubois, TO Mary A. Pulsifer,
lot, $I25
James Reed to B. P. Baldwin, house
and lot Sl5O0.
Eliza NJ. Dickinson. to Elijah john
son, house and lot. $1,000.
Nile Ames TO Eliza NJ. Dickinson,
house and lot SlI00.
H.. A. Dubois, to Andrew Lewis. lot,
$50. GIT.
Newton Falls, Mar. 8, 1879.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
Real Estate Transfers.

Joseph Netterield to John Masters,
90 feet front ON Bazetta Street Consid-
Grafton, 81, IO0.
Mrs. Humphrey to C. B. Bradley,
house and lot at east endof High Street
Consideration, 3 5 5000.
Ritezel & McLain, lots 20 and 81 in
their addition to Joseph Jackson. Con,
sideration, $3.50.
Same to Elizabeth Bryant, lot %
Consideration, $S25.
Same to Daniel jackson, lot 10. Con.
~sideration, $325.
Same to Humphrey Jackson, lot Is
Consideration, SS25.
The above are sales made during
the week ending yesterday.