Traveler Register.
Train leave tram stations as follows:
A. G.f. K. B. West.
I Burg
Express,..-
ri press.
Mail.
A ocom
Kxpnwu.
Aooo-i n
Bac'ns
burg. t:2m:
"7pm( 4:lt7p'ii
-:15pm Upra
6:Jl'mj ;:iupm
4:27am
Waa-
Brace-
vlile.
.-02am 5-Ca.ra
4;4-ipinl.i:i5p.ra
Mpni :tip.m
7:)piiijv4,ip.in
LMUpBl! luwpinl 9t
Eastward.
Express l2-in I2::fum I'iKiKain ll:47pra
Mll---.-ll:2iaml Srinain' r2Samj tRBsm
Eturs-s j OMTara, fc.lUamj 8: 1 Sum I Kilain
Accum'n j 7:.Vpmi 7:l"ptni 6:i.rn &4opm
Aocom'Q.-.i fclopm l:5ipm,ll:ooaiu W:iain
t -UkenUr PlTtslKB. West.
Olrard Nile Wa'K Lev'b'g Phal'x
tfol;. j
EM 4:10pm 1 4:23pm!
Ex i fc.Htanji 7:53ami
ft I tew I I
StlTsm
4:40pm &upm
Krovtm 8;2.i-ro
thStam
10:30
Eastward.
Ex ftrpm: 6:32pmi S:l5pm: 6:fipm; 5:55pm
EM fc5isn! fct-sini tt-Vami 9:16am,
F't (.UDpni, &&pmj &4pm, 2:40pm! 1:50"
Tbe te p la. wot. and toe a in east,
dally.
Met and Sew Lisbon R.R. Time Table
NOVEMBER IS. 187L
Train tjsiss Seat-. Mall leaves Nile at
a-sn m amna at Leetonla at UKC p.nu.
aaa at New Lisbon at ll:Va.m. Express
leaves Nile at fcii p.m arrive at Leetonla
at 7:50. and Sew Lisbon at
Train Nelag Ksrta. Express leave New
LUImn at 45 a.m, arriving at i-eeionis
at :U a.m and at ".iieaat ?:w a-m. sian
leave NewLUbon at &ou p.m-Leetonla 50,
uid arrive at lie ii tiu.
Mails Close at the Warren Post Office
as Follows:
EAST.
New York Cltv and point East 8:45 a. m
Way tia A. AG. W.R'y 8:45
MtUburgbPhlladelpbla,ria Toungs-
Km, Rait
Way via CAM. Ry to Sharon 9.U0
Warren to Bbaron. (Stage) L-OO p. m
WEST.
Cleveland, and points west 41 soath-4:!0 p. m
Cleveland Way 4:10 p. m
New York and points east, via Lake
Shore B y.
Wsy-Tia A. U. W. R y
NORTH.
Jefferson, Way (St ge
south.
Way, via XUes A N. I R'y
4:10 p. m
2:40 p. m
.-.L-OO p. m
8:15 a. m
Don't allow your bovs to wear
heavy woolen suits durinjr the hot
weather, but buv fortheui a nnt Lin
en Sulk. Prices, S2.50. $3.00, $3.25,
$5.00, and $5.50. Straw Hats of every
description. Men's Linen Drill Pants,
extra aires Men's Linen Dusters, ex
tra size; Men's White Vests, extra
sizes. A complete stock, and will be
sold at cash prices.
ADAMS CO., Agts.
The chronicle.
WEB5ESD.lT, S0TEMBEB 15, 1S71.
it
U
son
LOCAL and PERSONAL
The slating of the new M. E. church
edifice is nearly completed.
The work of rebuilding McCortnick
A McSerty's platting mill is rapidly pio
gresslng. Lightning, thunder, rain and hail,
on lasK Friday, astonished the folks at
Canfield.
The rain yesterday was generally ac
ceptable. More needed before the ground
freezes up.
"'Engineers are encaged this week in
locating the line of the Ashtabula R. R.
between Xiles and Warren.
Tbe female residents of the barn
yard are not paying for tbeir grub these
days, although eggs are in
Trumbull County Lodge L O. O. T.
meets at Oil Diggings to-morrow, as was
officially announced in last week's pa
paper, r
Notice of the times of holding Courts
in this District for the year 1872, will be
found in another column of to-day's
paper.
On the Wheeler fiu-m near Payne's
Corner, in Vienna, the Tod, Stambaugh
tt Co. coal company are preparing to
sink a ii slope.
The Farmlngton Thespian Associa
tion will play "Uncle Tom's Cabin at
Buckeye Bll,GarrettsvUe,on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 21st.
tbe
N
in
B.
gooo aeoana.
real
vein
is,
and
the
be
the
Rock
is
and
seen
The annual election of officers for cent,
and
says:
been
was
than
west
of
only
can
we
keeps
line,
that
some
from
prices
Stale,
more
true.
either
at a
to
cent,
small
out
with
want,
cannot
the
post
You
have
that
more
of
than
says:
in
Do
ever
aud
there
views
I are
A new time-table took effect on the
R" K n Mond-v morui"K the
lart. Trains going east leave Warren i not
wow 9.15 a. m., 9.25 a,m., 12.08 a. m. i It
oiog west 5.02 a.mS. 07 am., 4.45 p.m., Urgest
i because
I much
Old Erie- Lodge No. 3, F. A. M. will
be hesd at the Masonic Hall, Tuesday
vanttig, Xof. a, 1871. t
'Mr. "Warren Packard, of this city,
has been awarded the contract to furnish
the tie foe tb narrow gauge R. K. from
Warren to Young3 town.
'j- Mr. Henry Thompson, formerly of
Howland, died at bis. residence in
Mercer Co., Pa on Thursday last, after
an illness of several weeks.
Postmaster Wise still continues bis
improvements in the convenience and
appearance of the Postoffiee. This time
in tbe way of painting and papering.
A."w, Payne, of Payne's Corners,
is ahead on eorn, as tar as beard from.
On two acres he raised tbis past season
three hundred bushels of ears of corn.
Patent rights,"" with a swindling
promisory note attachment, are being
aho ved among unsophisticated farmers
again, -Doo't bite if you don't want to
be bitten.'
T. Mackey's hotel, in Vienna, which
was blown down by a wind storni a few
weeks gdjis being re-erected and pro
'mises to be quite an improvement on
the former house.
By bills printed at the Chbokiclb
office, we learn that Mr. James Caldwell
-will have a public sale, at h a resideuce
in Mecca, on Tuesday tbe 21st insL, of
horses, cows, bay, etc
The contact for grading.the Paines
Yilie road between Warren and Youngs-
townls to belet in a short time, and ths
'company promise that the work Is to be
put through with dispatch.
Attend to vaccination. The small
pox is reported to be spreading from the
larger cities In the country rapidly. It
is said to be very prevalent at Beaver,
New Brighton and Beaver Falls, Pa.
Excelsior Temple of Honor, No. 9,
was organized in w arren, uctoner it,
1871-.,. James Lenard, W.C.T.; M. P.
Baldwin, W.R. Meets every Saturday
evening, at t o clock, huow leuptin
HalL T .r
Last week a tour feet vein of block
coal was drilled through on tbe farm or
Mr. N. Dean,. In the southwest part of
coal district. Tbe vein of coal was found
at the depth of 118 foet.
Friday last was devoted to the im
portant subject of rain. The clouds let
down beautifully for several hours, and
in a degree relieved the anxious fears of
anany persons whose supply of water in
wells and cisterns had run out.
f i An exchange knows a man who Is
ripe for tbe undertaker, and is described
Jt ui u -1
cause it helped to bund up the business
.-of tbe place, and tbe. wealthier tbe town
was the higher the taxes would be.
'T A re-union of the Nineteenth Ohio
"Volunteer Infantry is appointed to come
off at Canton, on Tuesday, January 2,
next. The heroes of a hundred battle
fields expect to Lave a good and plea-
aunt time.
8.07 a.m. Tbe 12.05 has been taken off.
The 3.07 p.m. train goes to Kent.
The Warren Relief Committee r
i ceived notice yesterdaT from the Rail
road Com any to the effect that no more
goods could be shipped free of charge.
The Lordstown Relief Committee
has forwarded the following articles to
the Burned Districts of tbe North-west
One box clothing and bedding 150.00
thirty-four sacks of potatoes, $30.00
cash $127.67. Total, $327.67. Lordstown
has doue its share.
It is said that it is getting to be un
safe for ladies to be on our streets after
nightfall, a number having b-en grossly
insulted within tbe past two weeks by
some unknown villain. If some persons
should get bold of bim, he may be inter
viewed by a lamp post jury.
Tbe Jefferson Sentinel says that
Sheriff Styles has arrested and lodged
in jail. Milo Thornton, on charcra of
making and passing counterfeit mo.iey.
The Sheriff fouud in a well on Thorn
ton's premises, a large number of dies
for TJ. S. and Candian money.
Auditor Kenneday entered upon the
second term of his office on Monday
last. Mr. Kenneday has discharged the
important duties of the offi.-e of County
Auditor, during the term just closed, to
tbe general satisfaction of the public,
and we have no doubt he will be equally
successful during tbe term just entered
upon.
On Sunday, during the morning
services at tbe M. E. Church, a lap robe
was stolen from tbe carriage of Mr. Mil
likin. The theft was committed by
small bov. who hid the robe in his
father's w od house where it was found
the afternoon. In caes of this kind
we think a season at tbe Reform Farm
would be productive of good and a pub-
lio blessing.
On last Wednesday night the
stable of Geu. McLain, iti this citv, was
broken into by a thief and a $75 set of
harness stolen. By a card in this paper
will be observed that tbe General
offers a reward of $300.00 for the arrest
f
conviction of the thief and
recovery of ibe property. It is to
hoped, that the thief will soon come
grief.
Dana's Institute announces a grand
concert at Webb's Hall, on Wednesday
evening, 22d inut., by an "orchestra
pieces, chorus of CO voices, and solo-
ts from tbe Institute and abroad."
Great pains have been taken in pre par
ng tbe programme so that all shall
pleased. The services of Melville Wil
the violoncello and cornet soloist
have been secured in connection with
those of Prof. White.
Wm. Richards Sons's Blast Fur
nace and Rolling Mill, have made from
ore during the last two weeks, 420
Pig Metal, also 189 tons and 1255
Muck Bar.
Sales and shipments have been ef
fected at remunerating prices, as fist
iron can be manufactured. It
proved that iron can be made at
arren to as good profit, as any place
the Valley of the Mahoning. Con
stitution. Coal has been discovered in Geauga
county. The Cbardon Democrat, of la.t
week, says: Drilling for coal continues
North Newbury, with flattering pros
pects. Two Vienna companies, and we
know not bow many others, are prose
cuting the work with vigor, but, as tbey
know well how to keep tbeir own
couusel, the outside world are not yet
posted as to the results. It seems
u...
pretty well settled, however.that there is
coal at North Newbury. We have
specimens at our office, from
of coal struck a few days since,
which is said to be four feet thick.
Tbe grading of the A. Y. P. road
we believe, completed to Rock Creek,
the work is now going on between
village and tbe station. This cannot
occupy more than a few days more,
it Is expected that sttenti -n will
turned to that part of tbe line between
station and the harbor. Between
Creek and Bloomfield, tbe grading
progressing. To keep up the work
meet accruing expenses, it will be
that another installment of 10 per
has been laid due and payable on
before the 12th day of December.
Ashtabula Telegraph, Nov. 11.
The Cbardon Democrat, of Nov. 8,
Two more railroad surveys have
made in this county. The first
for the purpose of finding a route
running nearer thecenterof Huntsburgh
any before surveyed. The last
commeuced at this place, and. running
of tbe center of Claridon and east
Claridon Pond, followed the valley to
Burton,tlietioe tolidJlefield' '-oritersand
Bundysburgb. Tbe road will undoubt
edly soon be located, but on what route
those who have the "inside track
tell. Since writing the foreging.
learn that the Road has been located
between Middletield Corners and Bun
dysburgb, but nothing further, i
A Warren merchant, who always
an excellent stock of goods in bis
remarked to us a few days since
be had observed that there were
people here who if they can get
our dealers as good goods at as fair
as in any town or city in the
will nevertheless go off fifty or
miies to give another place tbe
of tbeir custom. This is too
There are people iu every com
munity who never can find anything,
in quality or price, to suit them
home store, shop or printing office.
Sometimes our own dealers follow this
unprofitable system, and themselves
patronize some interloping chap, wbo,
steal away trade from tbe town, will
underbid some of our merchant', me
chanics or manufacturers, a small per
on regular prices. We never
that tbe men who bit at aucb
things ever made much in tbe end
of iu T.aie with those wbo trade
you, if they can furnish what you
and only with others when you
well help it. That's our home
protection theory reduced to practice.
Tbis is the season of tbe year when
large city newspaper and magazine
publishers are sending out tbeir pros
pectuses into tbe country, and every
office is flooded with "great induce
ments" to-subscribe for this and that
periodical. .-This is all right, provided
do not lose sight of the fact that you
a newspaper nearer your own door
is a hundred times more closely
identified with your prosperity, and
sincerely interested in the welfare
your own neighborhood and couuly,
ail tbe New York, Cincinnati and
Cleveland papers combined. A con
temporary in remarking on tbis subject,
Do tbe city papers say anything
regard to your own county? Nothing.
they contain notices of your schools,
churches, meetings, improvements and
hundreds of other loeai matters of in
terest, which tbe county papers publish
without pay T Not an iujin. Do tbey
say a word calculated to draw
attention to our county and its numerous
thriving towns and aid in tbeir progress
enterprise? Not a line. And et
are men who takesu h contracted
of this maer, iha', nnles- they
a-ettin; as manv sonars inchaa of
iino. i
do in a eity paper, think they are
getting the worth of their niouev.
reinindiusoftbe nerson who took th
pair of boots in tbe box. simply
they cost the same as the pair
smaller, that fit.
An accident occurred on last Satur
day morning on the Vienna and Liberty
railroad, near the Vienna town line. A
train of coal cars was backing up the
r jad, and several young men were rid
ing on tt. Either purposely or by
accident a fence rail was placed across
the track, and threw the cars off, tbe
accident resulting in killing a miner
named Bowen, and fatally injuring a
brakesman named Morris, who died on
Saturday night. John Reel had an ugly
gash cut serosa his throat, and James
Hayes was badly bruised.
On Friday forenoon, about 11 o'clock,
an alarm of fire caused the usual excite
ment and general rush upon our streets.
The cause of the alarm was the burning
of a small barn on east Market Street,
owned by Mr. Zachariah Long. Before
the fire department could get into opera
tion the bam and its contents were con
sumed. It contained two or three tons
of hay, and about one hundred and fifty
dollars worth of tools. A little boy,
about five or six years of age, was play
ing with some matches in the barn, and
set fiie to a bundle of straw. The barn
burned rery rapidly, the damp oon
dition of everything, caused by the fore
noon rain, prevented the fire from
spreading. No insurance.
We copied into our paper last week
an item slating that a letter had been
received from Mr. G rover Marshall,
irmerly of Weatherstield, this conn y,
but now residing uear Lawrence, Kan
sas, in which it was said that a fire had
recently visited that region, and that his
farm and buildings had burned. From
Mr. C. A. Uarmou, a near neighbor of
Mr. Marsh ill, who is now on a visit in
Warren, we learn that tbe repoit is
totally unbounded in fact, that no fires
have swept over that part of Kansas,
and that as late as Saturdav. the 4th
insL, Mr. Marshall was all-safe and
prosperous. We are glad to be able to
make the correction. Can the Nile
Independent account for tbe origin of tbe
report t
Court Proceedings.
to
of
be
as
is
at
I
The case of Alex. McConnell vs. Thos.
J. McLain, referred to last week, was
submitted to tbe jury Wednesday morn
ing, after able and exhaustive argu
ments by tbe attorneys, and resulted in
a verdict ou Thursday for plaintiff of
$200. Motion for new trial by defendant
is pending. Tax lor Jones for plain
tiff; Hutch ins and Giidden for defend
ant. The main features of the case were
given on the occasion of tbe first trial.
Tbe next trial was that of Martha
Glasgow vs. Jefferson Sweasey, being a
suit for damages claimed by reason of
plaintiff being evicted from certain
premises in Newton held under lease
from defendant. Verdict for plaintiff on
Thursday lor $150. Motion for new trial
by deiendant. Tbis case was also fully
reported at former trial. Moses lor plain
tiff Judge Sutliff for defendant
On Wednesday afternoon the case of
Henry Bennett vs. Eben Bee be and H.
Taylor, was tried to the Court. This was
a suit to recover damages resulting from
failure of defendants, with others, to
return certain C. S. bonds borrowed of
plaintiff; the question being as to the
amount really due. The case was tried
atth.e June term, and a judgement of
$1591.89 was rendered in favor of plain
tiff, from which he took second trial.
Sutliff b Stewart lor plaintiff; Taylor
and Spear for defendants.
Thursday the case of Solomon Kline
vs. C. K. Turner et. al., was tried. This
suit was also tried at June term and then
resulted in a verdict for the defendants,
other than tbe one mentioned, from
which seoond trial was taken by plaintiff
It will be remembered that plaintiff
claim to recover upon a note for $2,000
given by C. R. Turner as maker and tbe
others, as sureties, and the defence set
up by tbe sureties is the extension of
time by plaintiff without their know!
edge or consent The case was very
sharply contested, and resulted in
verdict on Friday for the plaintiff for
$1,875.67. Motion for new trial by de
fendants. Hutcbins and Sioll for plain
tiff Taylor A Jones for defendant.
Tbe next case tried was that of Eber
B. Clark vs. Andrew Morford. This is
au ejectment case involving the title to a
small parcel or land m Vernon, and tbis
is tbe second trial the former verdict
being for defendant. The case was
given t- the jury Monday evening, and
no virdict is yet rendered. Sutliff
Stew art for plaintiff; Taylor Jones
for defendant.
Tbe work of the Grand Jury was con
cluded Saturday morning, and that body
dismissed. A large number of indict
ments were found, mostly violations of
tbe liquor law.
It
be
tx.
at
hair
Ion
Hem
mot
bem
with
at
folds
will
will
Just
west
Front
ent
and
Dairy,
Pa's
La
Gem's;
to be
Cold
To
Salt!
Bail
City
It
We
hours
than
ty
S.
Will
Georgia Minstrel Troupe.
This Company will give a concert in
Webb's Hall, in tbis place on Friday
evening of this week. They have
recently returned from a four years'
tour through Europe. The Indianapolis
Journal speaks oftheir performances as
follows:
The first appearance of Hie Georgia Min
strel Troupe al Masonic Hall last nluht. was
greeted wnb a crowded house This Is
a "clear qnili negro troupe, and the per
formance throughout was interesting and
amusing, the "essence "of the true darkey
cnppiiiK out in every feature of the enter
tainment. The comic song, "Stop that
Music." sung hy Pete Deavsncar, met wlih
an enthusiastic encore. The juhiiee song
by Jimmy Orace. "Down In Carolina." was
immensely applauded, while the audience
were almost carried away with tbe song,
"Carry the News to Mary." lillly Kersaud's
"Noisy Swell," as well aa his song and
dance, was handsomely executed, and both
were approved wilba hearty encore. The
miscellaneous features thrown in to All up
only added to t he pleasure or tbe entertain
ment, and almost tbe enMre audience re
mained until the close. We look upon the
Georgia Minstrels as one of the rising
iiuui i Ul me oiuuio.
Go
For
At
dish,
Sew
And
w
By
Oyster
Jnst
Fall
from
week,
known
A.
Leave
For
All
To
Meeting of Council.
WARREN, November 10, 1871.
Regular meeting of Council. Present
Messrs. Burton, Gibbons, Hoyt. JameA
eon, Truesdell and Wheeler. Minutes
of previous meeting were read and ap
proved. The ma'ter of placing the
whole of the City Engineer'a bill, paid
at last meeting, to tbe general fund, was
referred to Mr. Hoyt, for investigation.
The following bills were ordered paid
w. u. L co oas ror Mavor s office for
Sept. and Oct. (F AO hd)
W. G. L. Ou, Gas for City fur Sept.
(F A G Fd)
Do. OcL
V A G Fd)
J. W Brooks, Hauling engine and
Cleaning hose, Nov. lOiFAGFd)
J. B. Hardy, s months' services a
Engineer of steamer (F AG Fd)
Goerintc a Mmith, BuildiBg side-walk
on West side of park (Gen Fd)
H. H. Craig. Building side-walk from
park to N. Lib. St.. Gen Fd)
J.T Allen. To apply on aecLIRd Fd)
Tbe bill of J.
17.50
33.00
63.00
4.00
125.00
19.10
1.M
3UU.0U
L. Weeks for balance of
paving on Liberty Street was referred to
the City Engineer rorcorrection. Also a
bill of same for extras was referred to the
Engineer and tbe Street Committee.
Tbe "Ordinance requiring a side-walk
to be built on tbe North side of Monroe
Street, between Mahoning Avenue and
Liberty Street," was read tbe third time,
and passed.
Ayes, Messrs. Barton, Gibbons, Hoyt,
Jameson, Truesdell aud Wheeler. Nays,
none. Tbe following resolution waa
passed; "Resolved: That the Mayor
be, and be is hereby authorized to fill
up and place in tbe bands of the Com
mittee for sale, fifteen hundred dollars
in Liberty Street Paving Bonds."
Tbe following resolution also was
passed "Resolved That Thomas Am
bler be and be ia hereby appointed
Fire Warden of thtfCity of Warren. On
motion adjourned.
And
The
Oct-4t
Call
For
Oct
Jnst
The
Straw
price
Sashes
And
For
Call
Jnst
A
vet
low,
Just
Clothes
Main
fine
Of
For
Call
The
There
tbe
the
bad.
Marine
Tbe
E. W. HOYT, City Clerk.
Chicago Might have been Saved.
Had Mrs. O'Leary used the Security Car
bon Oil, sold by H. G. Stratum A Co.
I hereby acknowledge the receipt of a
handsome donation made me by the
Plkasast Hill, SorTtnsoToK, 0.,
Nov. 10, 1K71.
dear people in North West Mecca and
vicinity, which amounted to almost
seventy dollars, fifty dollars of which
was in cash. Fot- this mark of respect
to myself and family, they have the best
return we can make at present, Our
heartfelt thanks." I have labored among
them for almost two years, and find
them a noble-hearted people, ever ready
to do their dutv. iu lightening tbe bur
den resting upon the minister, aud
making his pathway through life pleas
ant. Mav God bless them abundantly
with ail 'good, is the prayer of their
H. B. SUMMERS, V. D. M.
Hove and Health. Tbe November
number contains manv readable and
instructive article., pertain inir to life
and health, and how to eoiov them.
We regard it one ot the best magazines
published in the country. Tha pub
lishers, Messrs. De Puy, have associated
with them in their business, Mr. Geoive
uoimos, late or tbe bouse or A. T.
Stewart Co. Terms $L50. Address
De Pnv, Holmes Co., 806 Broadway,
lies ion.
To Nebraska, California, and Kansas
To Nebraska, California, and Kansas and the B. M. R. R. Lands.
Th "Burlington Route." so called, lies
right in the path of the Star of Empire, It
rnns almost immediately In tbe center of
the great westward movement of emigra
tion. Crossing Illinois and Iowa, it strike
the Missouri river al three points.
Tbese three points are the gateways into
three great sections of the trans-Missouri
egton.
The Northern gate ts Omaha, where the
great Pacific road will take you to tbe land
of gold and grape, sunny mountains, and
nemetaal Knraraer.
Tub middle auto is Plattsmonth. which
opens upon the soutb balf of Nebmska.
sou in o uie riaiw river, a lefcion uusur-
passed oo th continent for agriculture and
xzmg. Just ure are me u. at m. tuturuau
nds. concerning wbicb Ueo. H. Harris, tlie
land officer at Burlington. Iowa, can clVe
LonalliniOrmatinn, aud in tbe heart of tbera
i Lincoln, tne Stale Capital and present
lermiuus oi tne roao.
TbeHontbern aal leads to Kansas, by
connections with the SU Joe Hoaii al Ham
al
ot
burg, running direct tost. Joe and Kansas
The trains of the Bnrlingtnn run smooth
lv and safelv. aud make ail connections.
rnns the best coaches. Pullman Palace
and Pnllmsn diniiis: cars, and suoold von
take the foornev forlhe Innrner'ssuke alone
yod will be repaid or take It to find a borne
ora farm, and you cannot find either belter
than among the B. A M. lamls.
buy on ten years'
price.
where Yi
credit, and at a low
Ton Will Feel Easy,
Your wife will feel ecy. yourchildrrn will
sale, if yon uielhe High Fire-test Securi
ty Petroleum OIL Sold by II. O. titration
as
Xew Orercoatg.
A large stock Just received, very nice and
low down prises.
E. HIRSUFIELD A CO.
Cupidity.
I .ear by leaf the roses Call,
Prop by lnip the sprints run dry,
Yt-i Cupid holds us still in thrall.
Ktill makes each like "furnace sigh,"
To maidens fair, and brilliant belles,
of Mrs. Potter s Hais, be tells.
Cf snowy plumes so I abl and airy.
And Flowers tit to deck a fairy,
of .Neckties, t ea-hers. Wings and Rows,
Thai are found at Mrs. Poller Co.'
C.sar eoverel his bald head and grev
with a lau.el crowu. AYLRH HAIR
VIlOR cover grey beads with tbe still
more welcome lot ks of youth.
Wha tbe Darig Sewing Machine
Will do without basting. Plain and seal-
binding, bind dress gsjds with I be same
material, gathers wiiboutrunnlngon, gath
ers and sews on at Hie same lima, oatbers
between two pieces and sew on at tbe same
It will make wide and narrow bems.
all mrnnerot bias wuol-n goods, as soft
loo, crape clots, or goods difficult to
on otber macnines. it win ioiu nems
cords enclosed, and stitch them down
one operation. Il will make French
and sew tbem oo at the same time. It
do felling, either bias or s-aignL It
do trimming, ruffling.quiltiiig. tucking.
coruing, ac arc. i si i auu set? aau in con
vlnced of its superiority. Sales rooms at
ADA6 Bookstore, MarketSU
to
Received.
Infante.Medanas.Reinaa.Concba.Breraa. I
imperails; six cnoice oranus genuine a,ey
cigars, at Aiaraet t urug store.
13 to SO Thousand
Barrels of Salt bave-been sold by the pres
owners of the Nw Lisbon Salt Works.
all seem pleased with it. Good ror
Cooking and table use.
P. t K's.
Grande Dnchesse, Town Talk, Little
The Bot. Six choice brands always
found at tbe Market SL Drug store.
Water Soap.
be found only at H. G. Strattou A Co.'s
Salt! Salt!
Another car of the whitest and purest
in tne mar set jaat rec u ny
lAMr, KA.VUALL 4t JU.
-ills.
has been reported, thmngh design, or
ignorance, tnattue WAier mm can tgri u.
desire to sav it is all a mistake, and
that we can grind more grain la U
with tbe Dresent low stage of water.
any si earn mill vlthin a circle of thir
miles, excepi ins one mn i in lonnoinwn.
A. OZ t. V A uuiwn.
R. Christ Co.
pay the highest cash market price for
aes, reus auu raiiow.
to S. R. ChrTst Co.
cheap and Good Groceries.

Ojsters! Ojsters! Oj sters!
the Oyster TV not. by the case, can or
at James McC'onnell's.
Fall
winter styles Just received at Mrs.
MESSER'S. Warren. Nov. L.
Tort Count Ojsters,
the gallon or quart, at McConnell's
Depot,
from Sew Tork.
Latest. Newest. Handsomest, most Stylish
and Winter Millinery Just received
tbe principal eastern emporiums, tills
at the long established and well
Fashionable Millinery House ot C.
Messer, Market street. Warren, Ohio.
The
Cash
onio.
Go
For
Buy
At
Get
To
They
So
The
tal
paper
The
Cream.
leas
Orders
Oysters at McConnell's.
Goods Delivered
any part of tbe city free of mhaaroe, at

Maltby's H. H's.
all the oiner popular brands, at Mc
Connell's. Oysters.
celebrated brands Baltimore Oysters,
dally, and sola cheap, at
H. WALDECK'8.
at the City Bakery
your premium bread and blscnlts
i-4t H. WALDECK.
Opened
finest assortment ot Velvet, Plush and
Hats, and sold at a-touishlng low
at GCNLEF1NGKRA URO'S.
Neck Ribbons In great variety, at
GUNLEFINUER A BRO'S.
yonr Watch Repairing
at Hull's New Jewelry Store, Porter's
Bookstore, Main Street.
Received.
full 'In of black and colored silk vel
in all me newest shades and sold very
fiTTVI 1. 1-1 XT' t- o a. un.iu
at
GCNLEFINGER A BRO'S.
Opened,
Shawls la th latest designs, at
GUNLEFLNGER A BRO'S.
Wringers
Repaired and for sale at Tyler's, No. S
Street.
Lot
nice Sllppers.new styles at McLaln's.
Ladies and Gents Watches
at Hull's, In Porter's Beok Store.
Home Insurance Company.
ha been a sort of Inevitableness in
movements of the Home Insurance
of New York reminding one of
resistless march of the German armies.
Walchiul to secure the good aud avoid tbe
toe Home has recently cut no the
and Inland Branch of It business.
Home ha a capital of two and one-
million dollars capital, and cash assets
amount of 4.S7S.UOs.uO. Tbe Home 1
tbe largest exclusively fire Insurance
in America. This popular com
nas oeen ror many yesrs, ana contin
ue to be, represented at Warren, by
WHITTLESEY ADAMS.
Ladles
K
of
prices
Two
Just
Double
of
llurlbut
tnken
nso
have
are
trial.
The
of
and
runs
a
can
have
paid
written
Try
King's
Hojt
Are
for
colors,
Home
every
For
5ew
at
Side
at
That
We
wsltlng
well
show
cltv
better
agenu
Rare
To
land
Warren.
acre
It
To
want
For Holiday Gifts!
Such Bracelet. Chains. Pins,Ear-Rlnga,
etc.. call at room ro. a, mug s new niorx.
Xov K. 8. E. GORDON.
Ornamental Hair Work
la the handsomest Christmas present you
can give your fritndc. Call at No. s. King's
new ulock. a. uuiuu.1,
Go to Hull's
For yoar Jewelry
Porter's Book more.
and
repairing. In
loct4-tf.
Very Xlcel
Parlor and Chamber Suits, Bedsteads,
RiirpHiii Talilpa. Desks. U'bal-nola, Hevre-
tnrlm. I'llalra Cloture Krm-S. e.. tt
.1.1 f M, 1 HL V .J t- v r.'o
Sew York, October 14, 1871.
FaCALTOTHS EMKROEXCT, I
Hom .KSUKASCECOMfAltT.. f
Cash ataxia. 1st. 1S71 14.723.905 52
Loaes at Chicago are niucu less
than a nooo.ooooo
Leaving Cash assets, Oct 14, l87L-t.;l JM ii
All losses will be promptly paid, and poli
cies issued ss usual.
CH AS. J. MAtiii.i-resiaeni.
J. H. WsHBCK!f, Sec y.
WHITTLESEY ADAMS is Ag't at Warren.
Oae In Tea Thossind.
Glx-ts Falls, N. Y.. Oct. U, 1S7L
lb WhittUtry A damt. A gent, Ote Glen Fait
Jtuuratux Lomjxnw.'
On account of low rates, some eighteen
months Msn-our Company was withdrawn
from Chicago, and hence at the time of tbe
fire bad only thrtepollclea In force. On these
mav have loat siv.vsi. iioi to misuaiewe
have iot been noUlied of any loss.
(Signed) it- a- Liinx.fi. rrea'i.
This Company Insures the safer class of
property at lair rate, vmpiiai juu,iiui.
The Roval Insurance Company of Liver-
no.il. withdrew tbeir Agent from Clilcsao.
several mouths age, and bence had com para-
tlveiy a iikht loss, in vapiuw oi tue noy.
is SIO.0uu.UUO is) in gold. The Royal has oue
hundred thousand dollas in L. H. Bonds
depiited with the Auditor of Ohio for tbe
security of policy holders In Ohio. Policies
this Company sre Issued by
XewTorkOct. Il, i871.
To the Agmtt of the Imperial Fir Imurance
Company
Wnrm.swrr Adams A rent. Warren. O. In
the event of iuuulrlesbeiug made, as to the
liabilities under tue recent couuugration in
Chlcagu, we beg to Imorra you that tbe
company witberew from tbe Mate of Illi
nois, about two years sirce, so that at tbe
lime o( tbe are, the amount of the' Compa
ny's rtskt In tbe entire city. Is coraoaralive
lv lieht. Our Ionsc will, be promptly paid
soon as adjusted.
We have to-day received a telegram from
our Loudon offi.-e to "subscribe S.J.UU) to tbe
Cbicaeo Keliel Fund."
Yours truly, t w.i.kuh,l,
Resident Manager.
Capital, Eight Million Dollars in gold.
I take pleasure in tendering to my patrons
the Indemnity bereonertsi. and win accept
lines at lair rates, adjusting all liswes bere
promptly as in my past agency record, of
nearly twelve years.
sniin.rr.1 al.aji n, a gent.
Office in McCoinb's A smltb's Block.
Ilome-Xade
HobnaU Shoes at McLAIN'O.
Goods Sold Cheap
at
McLAIN-3.
McLAlN-g.
Lire and Let Lire,
,t
Eugllsh Pickles,
Crosse A Bl nek well's Chow Chow. Picca
lilli. Mixed Pickle. Celery Sauce, and all
kinds of .Canned Fruits, al
JAMES MCCONNELL S,
For Hoop Skirts, j
Corset. Ac. go to the factory Kiora
new block. Main tl Warren, Ohio.
Fresh Confectionary.
Fresh and nice, at McCONNEXL'S.
j
jj
f.
'1
Especial Attention
Is called to the Hydraulic Cement sold by
va r, it aa UU.1.S v i. i
J
Tjler'i GUB Store
And Sewing Machine Rooms is that B il
buy what you want.
Pleasant Dreams I
On those Worm Wire ilattreue. the i
spring bed eVr invented. Call and get one. i
ontriaL TRUEsDELL TOWSEND.

Base Balls aud a Bat,
Steel traps for a rat.
Fine tuns lor the Boys,
Small Uuns, that are Toy a,
jrpei sweeps, ror tne Ladii
And t-wlnss for the Baby's,
Sewing Machines, thai are very neat.
And we are sure tbey can't be beat.
Certalu to suit tbe various miosis.
For we have all tbe different kb ids.
At Tyler's. No. 3,Malabt Wa'.-rec. Ckio.
Aug. 9, 1571-lt.
Security and Indemnity.
t!4,s.91S.OO are the asset of t be Fire In
surance Companies represented by Whittle
sey Adams, Agent. Nearly Flit een Million
Dollars.
Cheap Slippers
at
cLAI.VB.
Best Paint Brashes
Ever brought to Warren, PnTJ stock at
HOYT'S DKUO STORE,
Ni.4 Main Street.
Accidents!
Insure against accidents In the Accident
Insurance Company of Hartford, Conn.
Assets one million dollars. Apply to
WHITTLESEY ADAMS, Agent, Warren,
,oct.-ii.
to S. R. Chryst Co.
good fresh Meats of all kinds.
yonr Teetablea
a R Chryst A Co.
S. R.Cbrjt 4 Co.
furnish your winter's Pork uad Beef.
keep the beat In town.
Agency In Chicago.
Roval Fire Insurance Co. ha a eanl-
ot u.imu.0"0. See advertisement in this
Whittlesey Adams, Agent.
Boston Crackers
genuine Boston Cracker. Graham.
Plc-Nic. Wine. Champ on and Peer-
Biscuit, direct from Boston, at
J.SNS 1C(.U. tL.L. a.

Inc. on Main Street, has a show earn full
Gold H atchet, made expressly for yon
from i up. loci za-ot
Weddings
eases full of Roger' t Silver-plated Ware,
what is so much needed in tbese wed
diug days, at Xinv't, on Main sit. oct -Vt
Foree
King, oh Main St, has secured the services
two tkiljul walrh tncirrt, Mr. Myrtle P.
and Ivan W. lovntend, who have
instructions In adjusting and regvla.
watches in the different positions. her
charge of tbe watch department, and
now prepared to do ail kinds of walcb
repairing on the shortest notice. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. Give them a
Big Aa 7, it at n Afreet (oct -6L
1'
American!
American SsmtogMathsne does all kinds
work that is done by other machlues,
tome that no other machine can do. It
easy, is quiet, no trouble to manage it.
child can use It, the tension in the shuttle
be changed while the work is in the
machine; .SOOi-ecotamend-ttofucan be furnish
ed hy persons in Trumbnll County, who
nsed them. A reward of t-5 will be
t4i anu person who will furnish aa
Amertean Machine that has wern out. A
sporran given with every machlnex
one before buying. A. Jirk A Co in
Jewelry Store. (oct 26-Tt
A Spear
agents for Cleveland Chemical Paint,
this section. Write them for sample
prices. Ac HOYT A SPEA R,
No. Main St.
Xude
Bread. Biscuits, Buns. Plea,
morning, at
Cake, fresh
MCCONNELL'S.
Clsteras,
Nothing ever discovered equal to the
Hydraulic Cement sold by
CAMP. RANDALL A Co.
Lace Gaiter
McLAIN'S.
Lace Galtera
McLAIN'S.
Faint,
wonld aay to those who have been
to see whether that paint looks as
on the building aa the sample colors we
at onrstore, tbat several houses in this
have been paluted with the Cleveland
Chemical Paint, and It baa given complete
satisfaction, in fact. In some instances, louks
thsn the sample colors. We can rec
ommend this paint a good. Weareapectat
tor this section, inclnding Youngs
town and Western Pennsylvaala.
HoYT A SPEAR.
No. 6 Main StreeL
tu
(lea
Ewer
With
Chance
obtain a building or out lot. The sub
scriber oners for sale twenty-five acres of
laying between Broadway and Maho
ning Avenue south of Quinby s addition to
Will sell the above in one to five
lots to suit purchasers.
Warren. Feb. 15. IsTl. 8. F. DICKEY.
Fajs
go to Tyler's, No. S
a Sewing Machine.
Main St- If you
On
A.
N.
or
new
It
JD
Ta,u0,
II. C. STRATHM. CO.
ftTCCISXOsS TO
HAPGOOD STRATTON,
COSTIKUE THR
drug nisiuxs,
At No. 5 Market St
SECURITY CARBON OIL.
TWK5TI-F1TE FIRE TEST HIGHER
THAX REQUIRED Bt LAW.
To guard against the terrible accidents from
poor Cm bom Oil. we have secured the above
oil. Mr. A. J. Watson, state Agent for Sun
Insurance Co. of Cleveland, 0 in company
with A. D. Webb, Esq.. on Thursday, Nov.
1871, tested the above oil and pronounce it
all that could be desired in Refined Petro
leum OIL
TR T IT I TEST IT! PROVE IT!
Bold only by
H. G. STRATTON CO.
MARKKT ST. DRC6 STORE.
IP T0U WANT
The celebrated -Br bt" Fine Shoes.
GbaT Bbuth eks -"Sjracute" Fine Shoes.
Rxtkolds Brothers "U. T. K." Fine
Shoes, for Ladles', Mlssea, and Children'
wear, goto S. L. HUNT A SON. Main and
Market St.
IF T0U WANT
Ladles' Pkblb Goat Shoos flannel lined.
Ladles' Chikciiilla Bcatxk Shoes, flan
nel lined.
Ladies' Fklt High cot Shoes, flan uel lined.
Go to S. L. HUNT d SON, Main A MarketSU
IF YOU WANT
An old Lady'i Lorn Felt Shoe, flannel lined
An old Lady't Felt Slipper, flannel lined.
An old Lartj'a low Morocco. Serge, or Calf
Skin Shoe, go to S. L. HUNT A SON, Main
and Market i-ts.
IF T0U WAT
"BcBT'8" celebrated hand-tewed Boots,
Clct-xaxd hand-made. Kip and Calf Boot,
Home-made, Kip, Cair. and Stoga Boots, for
Mens", Boys, and Tooth's wear, go to S. L.
HOT BON. Main and Market Sta.
IFT0UWAST
An oW -aa' Felt Boot, flannel lined.
An m is-.-, e-u can---, a i
.TZ
An old Han't Butfkel Shoe, lamb-skin lined.
go to 8. L. HUNT SON, Main A Market its.
IF T0U WAJCT
Rubber Boott for Men,
Rubber oott tor Boys.
Rubber Boott tor Lad ies.
Rubber Boott tor Children, go to S.
HUNT-: SON, Main A Market Sta.
at
Coney saved is Money Earned,
18 THE MOTTO OF TBS
.M"JEr,FT'
CLOTHIF.tr HOUSE.
EHIRSHFIELD desires to inform
a his friends and tbe public generally,
be basjust returned from the eastern
and 1 now prepared to show the
LARGEST, CHEAPEST,
AND
ASSOKTED STOCK 1 OF
Readj-Made Cloiliiag,
3ENTS .FURNISHING,
I:ITH, Caps, tc, sfce.
offered to the public. The stock em
braces everything pertaining to th
every day wants of buyers.
SFVCIAL ATTEXTIOX It CALLED to Hut
Boys Children's Department
hearty thanks to sgenerous public tor
patronage of th pa.t, I would ear
nestly Invite those In want of
Good Goods, Well Made
AJr TRIMJIED.
TO CALL AT THZ
BUFFALO CLOTHING HOUSE,
door south of Trumbull National Bank
E. HIRSHFIELD, Prop.
I- FRANK, Manager.
B. All goods warranted as represented
money refunded. .ioci.1.
and
Fair
dir.
about
time,
from
were
seem
15.50
$4.u0.
$5.50
at
lambs
for
$5.00;
rough
Total
cars
street
950
many
The
from
National Chorus Book!
JCST PUBLISHED.
Contains a fine selection of Oratorio and
Operatic Ihorutet. and choice collection of
(rees, Quartet, c.
is similar, in general design to the well
known Chorus Wreath. Commended to
Musical Societies, Conventions nd Choirs.
Price $1.50.
Seat, post-paid on receipt of retail price.
OLIVER PITSON A CO.. Boston.
C. H. DllSON A CO.. New Tork.
187 L
"DEAUTIFUL CHROMOS,
Id fine frames, all prices, from 11,25 to
at AOAMH' Bookstore.
Tbe
9,9oO
at
lot
2 cars
lbs
at4c,
114
to-day.
for
l'V?V
30-25C
at
Let
sweets
the
THE MARKET REPORT.
OsncxWeO'SRH iiss-sb- Cfowicxx.i
w ajtaxa Ohio, Nov. II he L
BEAN3 2,0O per bushel.
FLOUR $4i.oii to tVUM
HA Y (lisziu.
CorIn (old) Ear 35c; Shelled 65c,
LKi KL AfPLES-5 to 7c
Bl'TTER Kresb Roll IS toC
TALLOW 7 tone
CHKESl-; Factory 12c
EUUM-aie,
LARD oontrv rendered, 10 9 He
POTATOES 50c?
FLAX SEKD16.1.
HIDES Oreen.U7e; calf skins 12id 13e
Pelts HX41.au
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
rut BARXZL. II IBCXLLAHBOUS.
Flour white Wh'U.O&'SyTup,extra75trtI,00
ao aiud. wot s" uoer v inegar a
do Spr'g Wk't B.io Carbon Oil
Buckwheat Hour -per l,rd Oil. Uu.il.4-'
sack.. Unseed Oil W
White Lime Boiled Oi) gaL to
Salt 3,40 Mhorta cwt U
rxaroram Meal, boltea
Butter per 22 1 e7",l'"rrrrT-
Beef. Dried JiOorn MeaLunbolt-
li' eu m cww y
Hams Sua. Cured )i
Side do do j.tiRt'll'op
m i lover
Sugar! Coflee Kt&'L Melil
Sngar, Crushed I
O.UXod Klsb
Wblte Ftsh-
Mackerel
Cbeeae-
Lard
Candles, Tallow
do Kiearine..
do Star
.2,.
S.uO
White Lead 8
Potatoes s bus Dh.J,
ft Peaches, pea I'd ft b.i
It, no aupeaieu u
Prunes, Turkish IS
"ijiMolass J gal. 75
"is do N. O. gal W
2u Apples pr. bbL i,
Cleveland Wholesale Market.
Cleveland Wholesale Market. MONDAY EVENING. Nov. 12, 1871.
Flop B The market is quiet and
steady. We quote as follows
ntv-made XXX white $3 00(8 S5
XX amber $7 5u7 75; XX red No 1
$7 007 75; X red No 2 $6 257 00.
Rve Flouu Tbe market is quiet at
$4,755,00 per bbl.
Mill Fkbd There is a good demand
and tbe market is firm st$JO.OO for shorts
$22.00 for coarse mulling.: $-o,00 for sec
ond fine$yo,00 for fine.
Wheat Market or m and better, but
quiet. Sales 2uu0 bu and 2 cars No. 1 red
winter at $1,43 from store; No. 2 red beld
at $1,37.
Cork Dull and nominally unchanged
old shelled 56-75c; 1 car new do &tc
Oats Tbe market is dull but firm.
Sales S cars No. 1 state at 40o from store.
Rve Quiet and steady No. 2 beld at
75c from store.
Bablbt Market quiet and steady.
Held at a range of 7090c for State,
Western and Canada.
Pork In f.iir demand and mar", it
firm at $1313.50 lor No. 1 mess; $12.o0a
13.00 for No. 2 do; $U:tl4,25 for Extra
Clear; rM.SO for Extra Short Clear.
Lard In fair demand and steady
city rendered 10c in kegs 9jc in tierces.
Country rendered laic below these fig
ures. Smoked Meats Tbe market is firm
and the demand good. VYe quote aa
follows: City sugar cured canvassed
Hams 15c; uiicanvassed do 14c; can -vassed
Shoulders SaHlc; uneanvassec do
7J;iSc; canvassed P.aoon 9a9tc: uncan
vaased do 6a9o; Dried Beef IGalTo.
Bbkp The market is steady and the
demand fair; beld at $12,0013,00 for Ex
tra mess.
Bitttbb The market continues steady
and without change; choice is firm and
in fair demand at a23c good to prime
held at lo2t)c; interior to common 10
H
Cheesk Market firm, and with a
moderate inquiry stocks moderate.
Choice factory, in large lots, 131 He;
In small wav 144al5c
Eoos In moderate supply and steady
at 29a30c for Iresh by the package.
Oils Linseed selling- in 1 to 6 barrel
lots at 82o for Raw and 87c 'or Boiled.
Potatoes There is a more active
movement, and the market is steady at
6.i6Jic for Peach Blows on track 65a
70e from store.
Onions Moderately active and steady'
at $2,-5 .2,50 for silver skins.
DiUKD Apples In lair demand at
81a9o for new truit.
Beans The demand ia moderate and
prices are steady held at $.,00a.,25 for
choice hand picked common io medi
um Sl.oual.Ho.
Skkds Timothy quiet at $2.75-3.00;
Clover held al $5,75a6,5 Flax steady at
$1.65al,70.
Vineoar Pure Cider Vinegar In good
demand and firm at 18a20c, packages in
cluded. Tallow Fair demand and market
steady at 7aSc for city and country ren
dered. j
Feathers Demand fair and market
steady at 50a9oe according to quality.
Whits Lime In fair demand at $1,30
per barrel.
Water Lime Demand good and
market steady at tbe following quota
tions; uswego and Akron f 1,30 per DDI.;
Louisville Cement $1.60.
Plaster Land Plaster in rood de
mand and selling at a range of $S,50a9i50 I
per ton; Calcined Plester ranges at $2,50
a3,00 per barrel.
Salt In fair demand, and firm held
$-,20 per barrel for Fine $2,30 for
Coarse. Leader.
to
N.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
The Chicago TYi&uneof November 8th,
savs
Cattle The market closed steady
firm, with but little stork remain
ing; in the yards unsold. We give the
following as the
closin r bices:
Extra Graded steers, averag
ing 1,400 lbs, and upward $o.75(a,6.00
Choice Beeves Fine, fat, well
formed 3-vear to Sold steers, i
and averaging 1001,360
lbs 5.25'35.J0!
uood Beeves vell-rattemd,
finely-formed steers, averaging-
1.100il.o0 lbs, 4.50f25.00
Grades Fair steers, in
fair flesh, averaging 1,050(3
1.-00 tbs 4.5ra4.50
Medium Class-Medium steers
and good cows for city
slaughter, averaging 8o0(gi
1,100 lbs, .00a25
stock cattle common cattle
in decent flesh, averaging
7H0l.ft'i0 lbs, .503.50
Inferior Light and tnin cows
and steers 2.002.25
Hoos The supply liberal and demand
and prices steady. Most of the
transactions were within tbe range of
IJNiaJ.y.x.
Sheep There was a fair inquiry at
last week's prices.
cai
coal
Will
some
And
Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 13, 1871.
Cattle. Tbe market was more satis
factory than any that we had for some
and we beard little dissatisfaction
drovers, on the contrary, in con
versation with several parties who had
wholesaled their stock, we found they
very well satisfied. Good cattle
to be most in demand. The fol
lowing are the ruling rales for the dif
ferent grades: Extra. 1.200 to 1,500 tbs.4
Bteers. S6.2S; fair, 1,200 bl,3C0)bs. steers,
to $5.75; medium, 1,000 to 1:100 U.
steers, $4.75 to $5.20 oouamon, $4.00 to
Siieep Tbe market opened up favor
ably, sheep selling lc better, but the de
mand not continuing it closed unfavor
ably with some left over. S3 head But
ler county sheep at prices from $3.00 to
per hundred pounds 60 bead
Beaver ounty sheep and lambs; sheep
figures from $3.00 to $4.00 per bead
at $3.n0 per head.
Hoos Prime bogs, choice lots, sold
$5.-5 per 100 lbs; fair bntcber bngs
medium $4.72; common $4.50;
$4.00.
New York Live Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Nov. 13, 1871.
Beeves The fine weather, was mod
erate supplies, canses a firm market
beeves, 8,950; to-day we have 131
at Commonipaw, 81 at 100 Ih street
and 42 at Weehawkin, making 3,
bead. Tbe quality waa variably.wiih
thin state, Texas and western.
market ruled strong at ie advance
hridsy, making rates about as last
Monday where the quality is theame. A
6ta.
extremes wire 71al3c,mostly 9jalljc
averaging lOJc.
Sheep asd Lambs Total 33, SCO. and
to-day. Tbe market is rather weak
4a6ic for sheep and 6aSc for lanibs, a
of 65 lbs Indiana lambs selling at 6ie.
Canada of 66 los at 7c, a ear of 74
at 8c, a car of 70 lb thin state sheep i
for
Col
per
Schools,
a car of 84 lbs Ohio stoics car and
lbs Canada at 6c, and a few at6-c work
Hoos-0,7ti0 Tor tbe week and 13,200
Tha i. a which
The market is rather firm at 4,c
live and Safe for dressed
1
Butter and Cheese Market.
I nearly
Sew Yobk, NoT.ll Butter stesdy st
ftr m r. ..n m,,A I 'Vt, fn, Ml'.t.
Cheese Onietat llalttc I
vneeae vniet al nai.sjc. mrn
CTNCTWATI, Nov. 13. Butter quiet at of
Cheese In fair demand and firm
I4aloc for factory.
prudence always attend your
pleasures it is tbe way to enjoy the
of them, and not be afraid of
consequences.
which
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CAMP. RANDALL CO.
Retail Price Current. Corrected
BUYING.
WARREN, OHIO, Nov. 11. 1871.
Wheat, White 11.2031.40
do Amto J 4f
do No. i Red lj.
do No. 1 do Lie
Eye. No. i tu
do 2. "'70
Corn, shelled. No. I so
do do do a aoa s
Oats, 40
WARREN, OHIO, Nov. 11. 1871. SELLING.
W. Camp's Snow Flake, Ky.
White Der barrel
1H110!1
.oo
,U"
Star M.ils XX Wblte Mlchlsan do H.oO
H estero Reserve Mills, pure Amb'r do s.uu
Superior Milts XXX Ue4 4o.. 7..W
At unlio I V V l
ax UU S V UU,
r lorence do XX Spring d
a. vt r lour do.
Rye Flour do...
..per sack
Corn Meal, per hundred..
ao ao bolted do
Chop Feed. O.AC, pare do
Barley pure do
do do Common do.
-timings tnne ao
uo
snorts ao
Oil Meal do. a...
Corn, par bushel old shelled..
uats.
s.oo
115
&.50
do
Salt, Naglnaw per bbl
do York state, do
do K. K. D. do
do New Lisbon
Solar-
White Lime Der bbl
LoulsvilleCemen-.
J.76
a,ot
i
1,5
1,0
1,75
1.50
1.00
1.K0
7&
45
1.JS
2,40
4.00
74
-A'A)
1,50
2.-B
Wster Cement do 2.25
The above pi Ices will be subject to fluctua
tions with other market, always aiming to
pay tbe highest price for grain, and sell as
cheap a the cheapest. Remember lb place,
next dior to McLaln's Shoe Htore, In room
formerly occupied by Trumbull Nat. Bank.
All our goods warranted aa represented.
Come and see ua A liberal deduction al
lowed to parties that bov large quantities.
FURS I FURS!
PECK BROTHER CO.
IXVITE ATTENTION? to a large
stock of Jbf.VA' Ml'FfX, COLLARS and
BOW. manufactured by Mr. M. Carter,
front the best seleeled stock, which wa will
sell at the usual
Wholesale Prices.
All in want of Furs sre requested to call and
examine our stock ss we can save them the
usual retail profits. We also otter the finest
assortment of
DRESS GOODS.!
ew
T
1 2
we have ever shown fas Warren.
t BOICK SELECTION OF
SHAWLS,
FLAJiSELS,
CASSI-ERES,
v HOSIERY, ft
GioTEs,

With a compteU ftMortiottB-t of
D OHESTICS, NOTIONS. &c.
Whtrh w will Mil ehMp for READY PA t.
Jbcbet iiA-xket price la etui, p-iti fur
COUNTRY PRODUCE-
ATTVE WARRXX DXT GOODS STORE
PECK BROTHER A CO.
Xoi.a. 1SL
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS.
Sail every HVdnetev and' Saturdav, to
anu Irom fi KW YORK OLAtiUOW call
ing at Londoudery to land mall and pas
sengers. Thesteamersof this favorite line are built
expressly for the Atlaulle Passenger trade,
and fitted np in every respect wlitt all the
modem Improvements ealeelsted to Insure
tbe safety, comfort and convenience ot pas
sengers. Passage rates payable In curreury,
u LASOO W.UVtKPOOL aud LO.N LiON
DKKRY. First Cakla, $GS, as. ST according to location.
Cakis Brtera Tlrtrt $130, securing best c-
Aommt.lations. i
Intermedial 152 Steerage
Partita sending for tbeir friends In the Old
Country can purchase ticket at reduced
rates. For further particulars apply to
jr n-p.1 osuiiiF ss,! DovwiKurm
McLAIN A SON, Bankers,
HKNDFRHON BRtfTIl
Y
Warrea, O.
(oct ll-lm
I
Over Coats,
Over Coat3a
Over Coats,
Over Coats,
O ver Coats.
I
J. GOLDSTEIN,
J. GOLDSTEIN,
J." GOLDSTEIN,
J., GOLDSTEIN.
J. GOLDSTEIN.
Over
Over
Over
Coats,
Coats,
Coats,
z
o
b
o
si
Over Coats,
Over CoatsV
Hiram College, Hiram, Ohio,
THE W1NTFTI TVl?fs-.i'-.r
X 5th, and closes March 1st. The Spring
lrm begin March lth, and cloaee June io.
The College em ploys a full corps of profes
sors. Ibe following are tne tuition rates:
Common English Branches, Algebra, Com-
a i awinu miaaopuy,
AU Cher studies..
1 1.
10,O
B.'JO
11, tJ
10.00
12, (0
.,0
l.lA)
Board costs 13 VI anil ti fin a W na
facllltle for self-board Ing are offered, by
which expenses can be materially reduced.
x uuwi-hshi or laia 'oaroe, writ to
A. HlNBiiALK. Pres't.
Penmanship, (daily lessons)
Penmanship, (complete www.)
Complete Com mere 1 0urse
Instrumenu-I Mu.ic
Use of Instrument one hoax per day.
Inclrleiiiai.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR
SALIC Dr. F. -(vers bavins rarchaaed
a lot on the east aide of the publie square.
Warren. Ohio, oOers for sale hi present
residence situated on tbeenrneeor H.ih anrf
Chestnut Street, on reasonable terms. The
house is entirely new, the lot la well im
proved aud uoderdralned, and contain
tuereona good barn and other neesaaarv
out-bouse. Grape sioas aad r-hmoberT in
abend nee, beside a great variety oi fruit
tree, all bearing. This resldedc 1 splen
didly situated and within a few minute
walk of tbe business portion of the city.
The Street on which tbe Boose-stands 1
sewered and all connections made thereto.
a gooa weii oj water, u aot the best In tow a.
Is on the abote premise, for farther ear.
ticuiars enquire of or address.
MX tRS, warren. O.
March 22. 137L
Warrsn.Ohlo,
OOHOOL BOOKS. Pehool Rooks
S h,7SI: !r?T 5.
XTW3-T7---ZlXA--a
House and Lot for Sale.
Twill sell at a bargain, a desirable
House and Lot on Monroe Street, doers
Irom Mahoning Avenue. House In first rate
repair; contains Bine rooms, a first-class
cellar, with sewer connections complete. A
fifty barrel cistern with pump and slok la
kitchen. Oood well of water handy. Lot
nnderdralned. and everything in tip top
order. For terms, Ac. enoulreof
Wit. B. PORTER.
Ofllce ever Iddings A Morgan s Since.
oct. ll-ttj
Count- sold wbolLaala -r..l TVr-il I ri
ortoT... AMa' BoctoreT and retail, at AD-
LEYtLiID CnDlICAL PAI.TC0.1IPAiT!
MANUFACTURERS OF"
BRADLEY'S ENAMEL PAINTS,
THESE PAINTS ARE MANUFACTUED FROJT PURE WHITE
I.K.M), Zlnoand Unseed OU, and shaded with the best colors comblued by a cheeol
process, u -ui i iwiuiug a
DURABLE, ECONOMICAL AND GLOSSY PAINT,
Which will retain It color and gloss, and resist the action of th weather longer than any
paint. Two coat of tbla paint make as good a body and cover as well as three
of white lead aud oil mixed in the common way. a tbe oil remain n pod the sur
face, with the lead and sine and all hardened late a perfect
jt
WATER-PROOF O-Q-VI-GJIO"-?
Which adheres firmly to the TOrfaee, and neither Cracks, Peels, nor chalks off.
quickly, are always ready for use and are
Tbey-
DURABLE, ELASTIC, WATER-PROOF AND ECOXOXICAL.
be furnished In White. Black or any color desired. HOYT A SPEAR, No. S Mala Bt
Warren. Ohio, are Special Agents lor the Cleveland Chemical Paints, and win furnish ai
shadeof this paint in any quantity. We have sold large quantities of the C'levela
Chemical Paints in tbis city, and in different parte of this and Mahoning Counties, i
instance four and five bill to the same person, and in every instance they have ex
pressed themselves
ENTIRELY SATISFIED WITH THE PAINT
say that they would recommend It to those wishing to paint, a the best aud
economical paint soia. -r e seu it oy tne gauo ,na in any qqanuty aesirsu.
IT REQUIRES NO' MIXING, DRYER OR THINNING,.--'
X
ready to dip In yoar brush and go right to work. If you want to paint our sosxea sal
or write as fur estimate ot cost ana sample card of colors.
HOYT SPEAR,
No. 5r Main St., Warron, O.
Mav 31. IsTL
CAMP,
BA 5DALL
1. B. X.T0K.
CAMP, RANDALL CO.
MANCFACTITRKR9 OP
FLOUR, AP;.ALL: KLXDS OF MILL FtD.

August 10, 1870-tt
CUSTOM WORK PROMPTLY v TENDED TO.
'aCJI
Near A. G. W. R. K. Depot, WARREN," O.
t AT-sjTTVTTTRrj ATfTARtT.
aI? wVn.eV Tebegln.lie,
Grand River Institnte,
A suDerior school at wbicb In prepare
business or for advanced standing in
lege. Ks pe n-e need not exceed Ha to 5i
term. Send for a Cat-tog ue. 1
GRA3D RIYER INSTITUTE.
report of Commissioner of Common
l7u, pace 154
ills my opiuion rssi awerw sa snowier
a very efficient instrumentality iu the
of elevating tbe standard ana incress-
k T ,JzJT 1
Ohio has. as yet, scarcely triad. 1
allude.ofcourse, to Normal tscbools, Oc.
ea.lonsllv an instuait Ion not at all connected
wuhshemiblleachnnisdoesamoktexceilent
If.eursna nivar isMiiaia si a iuu k
in Asbtahul onuaty, deserve bonor-.
mention in this connection. Under it
PrlnciDaL Mr. Tnckermsn. it I taking very
the position of a Normal School, and
annually preparing large classes 01 young
,n(i women for teaching. Tbe schools
Ashtsbula county, and that part of Lake
Ilea near it, ar feeling very sensibly
t nU, Tnfe
qf Exatninert Lake C-sssSyt
VE
ERY DESCRIPTION of Jo,
ntlng plain, tu color, or tirowr.
Hiving rates, at Hie
'Onrell IVorina! Icstitnle.
THE WIXTER TERM of this In
stitution will begin Tuesday, Nov. a.
Is. 1. and continue 14 week a As eseallsnt
apparatus and otber essentia! appliances
are alTorded lor tbe acquisition of a Srst
rate Fnglhih an4 Academic edsoatlont and
ao pains or ex pense,neeessary .will twseared
to secure the success n those wbo may give
ustneirpatronstr-.. Thestudenul'aioo for
boarding purpneea, I now Us am 1 i-sfu.
operation; -the expense r table bnartl du
ring the fall terra aaa been tl.su per week.
Send for a Catalogue.
H. U. JOHNSON, Prtn.
Orwell. Nov. 1W1-4L
GOLD DCST, BRICK DU3T
by Hi'ick. Pomeroy, just ree'd at
ADAMS' Bookstore.
WE HAVE THE LARGEST and
finest IMls st one dollar that raa be
foot'4 la Northern nhl get one Iktr the
darling, et ADAMS' Bookstore,
nrHE MOST ELEOANTVariety of
I Corner sad Side Brackets. Wsll Pocket-,
Towel Racks. Ac. ever seen la Vt'sneo. at
A D A Ms4 Books lc re.
PAtSTERS,'(?uirdrs; ami Var
alaUsr Cosnsaaloa. nrae-r 410. lust
reM'ivea at AbAM H hook htore,-