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THE CHRONICLE.
Thanksgiving.—Proclamation by the
Governor.
"The President of the United Stales has
set apart Thursday, the IRtb day of Novem
ber, as a day of Thanksgiving to the God of
nations, for His blessings during the past
year. Ohio, behind nonein blessings, should
he behind none in gratitude. With health,
plenty and iieace.our population has steadi
ly increased, our industry has been reward
ed with abuiidaure, our puhlic schools and
other means of education hare born rich
fruitage, and the religion of the Bible has
blessed and cheered nsaU.
-Therefore, I, Rutherford 11. Hays, Gover
nor of the State of Ohio, in romplianee m-ith
the religious sentiment of the people, and
the good custom of our fathers, do appoint
Thursday, the 18th day of November next,
as a day of thanksgiving, and recommend
all of the citizens of the State, on that day
to lay aside their ordinary pursuit, to as
semble in the sanctuary lor prayer aud
praise, and to remember. In their worship
and their homes, the poor and the sorrowing;
for' God hath said Whosoever offereth
praise glorifletb me. He that oppresseth. the
loor reproacheth his Maker; but lie that
Imnoretb Him liaih mercy on the pour.'
'"In testimony whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the zreat seal ui
the State ot Ohio to lie affixed at Columbus
this i"th day of October. A. D. IKiH.
"RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
"By thefwnvernor:
1a ac R. Suegwooh, see. of sinte."
Ylien is h tojierV nose m a mssc? j
When it is a little r.:i. j
A riilinr liabit (ioiu:; up ami ilnwn
in the cars everv lav. !
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It is uite iro'r fur a river, l.ut
not a .in"-1i, t have a frol strung
damn.
AVlien tlie cat is away, the eok
finds it difficult to explain how the
coin meat goes. j
lr. Beeelier says lie '"know not)
what Kve felt in leavintr Paradise."
She felt ashamed.
"Measure, not men," is a ;(m1
inaxini in politics, hut iu isitatoes
both are equally necessary.
What enormous legs firemen must
have, as we often hear of their UMnir
hor fifty leet iu length.
A wedding guest in Xew York esti
mates that,- out of eichtv-two marria
ges which he atteuded last season,
nly nineteen were "love matches'
A ''model wedding" is shortly to
weur in a Massachusetts town, "the
announcement being "X. ('. No
cards, no cake, no company."'
Providence was enlivened the other
evening by the sisht of a young wo
man boxing the ears of her lover, on
the street, liecause he hud escorted
another lady home.
Why are washerwomen great trav
elers? Because they are eontinually
crossing the line, and running from
pole to pole.
Womanliness in a man is not a
hit hetter than manliness in a wo
man. Either is a most excellent vir
tue put into the wrong place.
The darkest scene we ever saw was
a darkey in a dark cellar, with an ex
tinguished candle, looking for a black
cat that wasn't there.
If you study to makeyourselfagreea
hle rather t han handsome, you will
have the satisfaction of getting more
into your head than upon your back.
A Worcester justice fined a fellow
2)1 for beating a goat with a brick to
induce the animal to stand quiet when
milked. He appealed, because it was
"more than the botherin' goat was
worth.'"
Said a disciple of Bacchus, who,
with a comrade, had floundered one
rainy night into a gutter: "Come,
Jim, let's goto another hotel. This
roof leaks."
The man who got such a charity
reputation for "carrying his heart in
his hand," turns out to lie a confec
tioner who peddles his own wares.
Some days lie .carries a great many
hearts.
A Xew York doctor writes to a
friend in Boston that he has sent to
the insane asylum, since the gold
"corner," six "men who -cw made
crazy by their losses.
Wni. B. Astor, during the last
twenty years, has so managed a for
tune of twenty millions as to roll it
up to sixty miilious of dollars.
Robert Lincoln is figuring in Chi
cago politics, and finds hitter political
enemies in the R'ptihlionn and Trift-
"tu: ot tnat citv.
other day, tiitf lied his horse to a' plat- :
form car standing: on a side track. He j
was surpnseu on looKing around, a i
few moments afterward, to seo that I
the train had started, and the horse '
as uoinp; ins level txsr lo Keep np '
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t iTVWi I'll I n t lllu tiniA r-.t ill., f.i 1 1 1 .1.1 t Vi
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ler. Fortunately for the horse, the '
engineer discovered the state of affair '
and stopped the train.
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The priK-ess of "eanuint:" ens in j
their own shells is something new. It '
wa9 explained at a late meeting of the '
New York Farmer'9Clul.. When two ;
or three dozen ejrps are obtained from I
the nests, then place them in dish
and pour scalding water over tlieni,
and immediately turn it off. This pro
cess is repeated three times, by which '
means the albumen is fixed or coagu-.
L'tted, the pores of the shells closed. ;
and the egg, a it were, canned in its
own covering. The eggs thus prepar- '
ed are then packed in salt, with the
apex downward, aud they are said to
keep perfectly fresh for many months '
A story is told of a soldier iu the :
army whose onlv fault was that of j
drunkenness. His Colonel reraon-
strated with hiiu : :
"Tom. yon are a bold fellow ami a
cood soldier, but you get drunk."
"Colonel," replied Tom, "how can
you expect all the virtues of human
character combined forsixteen dollars 1
a month."
A LUNATIC'S LOVE SONG.
The following love song was written by an
Inmate of the Lunatic Asviura, Ctica, New
York :
Gaily lhetirercat tuned bis guitar.
Serenading the magpie wiiliii-athersnnd tar;
Sweetly he sneezed at her.sourely he sighed,
"Lady-bird, lady-bird, wilt be my bndeV
She fr the elephant sadly had pined.
Ate hut an ox, and tlien'vowed she hadn't
dined ;
Carried up a photocraph close to her heart,
Wrapped up tu lobter,bank notesand plum
tart.
At midnight the rivals met in the whale.
And fought by I be light of the grasshopper's
tail.
The elephant atood on his trunk to take
breath.
And the tiger cat cosily hugged him to death.
Then withacahbage stalk lioldly he wrote,
"t onto love and tread on the tail of my coat;
See tiiy own crocodile a whistling for thee.
He groaned gave a gurgle a cold corpse
was. he.
The Concord Patriot says the rare
atmospheric display called the mirage
was seen in Dunbarton, X. II., a few
days ago. An old house with its sur
roundings, which stands many feet
below the surface of a hill, aliout one
and a half miles distant, and usually
entirely hidden from the piace of ob
servation, was distinctly t-ecn by sev
eral persons, apparently oti a hill
much higher than the intervening
one, remaining some time, then grad
ually disappearing liehind the hill
airai n. The occurrence is v-ry rare in
Xew Hampshire.
Turner Sb-tsoii, whodicdiii Detroit
recently, aged seventy-four years, was
six and a half feet high, and of pro
portionately massive frame, so that
his physical power was immense.
lie was once able to carry upon one
side, with ease, an anvil weighing
eight hundred and fifty pounds, and
even within a few years cot. Id shoul-j
tier and walk off under the axle of a
brace of railway wheels. In his prime!
he could carry upon his shoulders and
hack a quantity of iron which consti-i
tuted a good load for a dray and its!
horse. '
2D SNTP'S
MUSICAL INSTITUTE;
WAItnEX. OHIO.
Mtsie Taaght ii all its Brairhes.:
WILLI tl B. ItANA, -KDWAKU
A. WKH.HT.
- Priaeipa.
IiKTi sts-Anatomy of the Tbrout ; An-
atomy of the Lungs; Philosophy f Hound,
ate For further information address Musi-
cal Institute, Koz 4, Warren. Obis.
rVA Hack at all trains tocare forstudents
and their baggage.
Musical Instruments forsale at th Rooms.
KKI AY R CA TA LOU I K "
Sept 8, lstiiwtf. .
THE PEOPLES STORE !j
J. & J. Anderson
(ssreewsr l 1IEKS0X BCPT.)
At the old stand. No's. 3 and Z River
Block, Main Street,
WAIIREN, O.
IX addition to the entire stock of the
old firm, I have received the largest stock
ui fresh
Groceries & Provisions
ever brought to or kept iu this market, con
Hist ins; of
Hl'GAR, WFFEE,
TEA, X'OLA&SES,
.vrnfpm auspice.
FRESH CANDIESiSewim?
CANNED FRUITS,
SMOKING A CHEWINU
TOBACCOS ANP ( TGAIIS.
Also, Prunes, Haisins, Currants, Citron,
lned Peaches. Dried Apples, Dried Raspber
ries, Arbucklea Prepared Coffee, 4 v round
Coffee, and every tiling usually kept in the
trade, and which 1 will sell at the very
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
I am alKO manufacturing very extensively
French and American Confectionery, which
1 will sell at
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.!
UTTSHLRGH ASD SAXDS CUICAOO
Present Use and Stock Ales.!
A large assortment of f'ISHot all kinds,
WHITE FISH,
TROCT,
MACK EH EL, dt
PICK Ell Ef.
direct trom i-ke superior. Also.
Salt Fish and Herring.
si ILK AGKST It IK
Speer'n Celebrated Wine.;
for invalids, hlphly recommended by the
best physicians of the country.
OOODH BCirOHT AXDfcOM)
TrTT v Tnn P A C TT
BlftlUlii 1 XUA j AO XL,
U'i will onuhla mo t furnish mm- tnr.
m?r c a stonier witb the sante cIslm ofgtodP
AT MUCH LOWER RATES
.V,aennuoVtoKnwhhw
under our supervision, our endeavor will be
to please all our oia customers, ana as many
new ones as give us a call.
J. A J. AXDKRSOX.
Warren, 0 May li Is.
NEW DRUGSTORE.IREVERSIBLE
MainSt Warren. O.
E. H. ALLISON & 00.,'
HAVE oiicned a Drug Store in the
building formerlv occupied as a Har
ness Shop, one door south of Porter's Book
store, and are now In receipt of a full assort
ment of mods, inst nurchased at the lowest
cash pris, and will he sold accordincly.
K. H. A LLI SON X.
Jan. 3. 18SS.
COAL, COAL, COAL
H RICHMOND, is now ready to
.receive orders for the delivery, in'thia
cny, of
Mineral Ridge Coal,
and Slark. by the Tar, Ton or Half Ton.
Yard at Mahoning lHpot,or onlentcan he
left at Ihtr More of fharlea Wilson. Main Kt.
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j FLOURING MILL'S,
Xear A. & G W. Df pot, Warrti, 0.
jTTAVIXG completed one of the
I LLflnest Flouring Mills in Northern Ohio,
for me manufacture of flour and feed, and
.supplied the same with themost modem im-
E roved machinery. We feel assured that wa
ave succeeded iu placing every quality of
; flour and feed in the market, at as loir a
: price as any othermanutacturers in theState
and we fully believe that all dealers and con
sumers will hartilT sustain our efforts by
liberally patronizing those who make quali
ty t he criterian. not a combination to extort
a price. Ail our flout and feed warranted as
represented. Give us a call.
OTjn MOTTO t
Promptness in execution unsurpassed ia
quality, and fair. Just prices.
I CAMP 4 RANDALL.
! N. B. Custom work promptly attended to
Dec. 25, Im.7.
Millinery Goods!
JUST RECEIVED
FIRST DOOK EAST
OF
IDDINGS & MORGAN'S.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT
ToTHK
M. 0. MESSES.
Oet.6,l!-tC
GO TO
TYLER'S GUN STORE
AND GET A
to suit you. Where you can have eight
Different Kinds to Select From.
SIX KINWOK
CLOTHES WRINGERS.
X LAKSK ASSOBTHK.NT 01
gy CARRHGES
HOYS WAOOSS,
CARTS. WHEELBARROWS. Ac.
Clothes Wrinaers Reoaired.
! SEWIG MAfniXES REPAIRED,
. H Varket St., Warrea, 0
July M. ivsi.
"The Best Is the Cheapest !"
Florence Sewing Machine
IS AN
IHPIIOIEUEXT OVER ALL OTHERS.
IT 1M HKONLI 9ACHINE THAT HIS THK
Whlrh enahl- th operator to Htw either to
th richtor lft, and to taatenlheendof each
-4in lnKtantly and SHcnrt lr. it the only
Machine that ha a
SLF-AD JUSTIN Q TENSION,
Th-rtby se w j nicover amina of difleivnt t h iek
nes "without any change, and vithout
kippinsE Mitrnes, break inc or lorktnfc tne
thread, and does nor draw line, thin good
down into tnenoie in tna ciotn plate.
X CHILD CAX BUS IT,
It in w Mini pie and eauy to manage. It hn
very little machinery nd requires 1-
trouble in doinr difltret kinda of work than
any other machine. The Heminer and all
the ot her attachments are better and more
practical than on other machine?.
Call and Examine it for Yourself,
And do not believe what other rayasalnst
It whnare interested in the Mile of another
machine.
J. E. BK0CKWAV, .let.
Ott. IX .f
OrinreTllle, Ohio.
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SIMPLK IJI'IJAHLK (JI'IDK
lor Cutting Men's iind Hoy stlothlng and
Ldwiie's lin-sses. Will last a iifclime. suil
Jecl to all the changes of Fashion. Warran
ted to cut all sizes perfectly aii-urnie, any
person can use them, they are printed upon
a paper that will neither break nor tear, lull
directions are printed on each chart. ."Single
Charts or lull s.tls sent by mail, post paid,
on receipt of the following retail prices:
Ladies liress, lloy's Rack Coat and Vest
Charts, Sl.wJ each." Pants and Men's sack
Coat Churls, SI.tii each, or FullSctt '.."i Charts)
$o,ui. Agents Wanted.
Address I'NIUN CHARTCUOinncevillc,
Ohio. Aug. IS, lstiMim.
Fancy Dying Establishment.
MK. K. 'WHEAT LEY, has es
tablished hliuselfon Pine street, oppo
site ttush's j-'louriiiK Mill, where lie is pre
pared todye every variety of coloralid shade
on silk, wisiien or cottonKooils. on sliort no
tice, Hildas cheap as any other establish
ment in the country- Carpet weavlne, and
(venllemen's clot lies cleanisl ill cisul style
and on reasonable terms.
Oi"t.l.!.lsi-.'Un.
REAL ESTATE AMI FARM STOCK
ThS-5-r5er wiSixaiDrY
I to chau his buntnes, otfn for sale his j
FAUM OP H I ACRES
near wton KalN, Ohio, and a choice ;
turn of Ntork. cunMKtiux in part of two fin !
ntock Horses, oii? pair heavy draught Horses, j
on pair Matched Mares, three year old, j
(brokejnne pair broke Mnlea, five years old; j
Heven two year old Mult, and i'oits of all
ages. A Iho 1 Carriage, I apon, and other
propertv. Call and see them for yourselves,
H. K. KoltHIst wtou I-alK.
ih'l. l"7, lHi-'-nio.
EIE RAiLWAY
14Nt SII.FS asdrr sim SI LPS nlthoat
aeXasscesieHt. raaaar of Coaches
THE BROAD ll'lK 1HU PI.E TSlCsi KOI'TE
BETWKTS THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
WEST AND SOUTH-WEST.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS UtOM
mimints sfw tore. . - so Miles.
t l.:VKI.4Dto SKW TOKK, - . K Sllei.
DIVklHK lKWV0Kk, . . 4lM Jtiles.
BI KKAMt U IH lllUk, . . 41 Miles.
BtM HESTF.B ta SKW 10KK, -s Miles.
xyo IS VROM
fcar- 22 lo i Miles the Shortest Konle.
rw sad IsipraTea Coarse are raa from Clarla.
nati, Daytoa, 1'rbaaa, Msrioa, fisihia, Msas
neld, AhlaBd,Akrea.l'lrfel.ad. Warrea.Mead.
lille, Baakirk. BalTala ass Itorlirster I.
YORK, WITHOUT CHANGE.
Onlv ONE rkaaite ta BOSTON.
r BU.I.AtiK f'HKCKED THBOt'dH.
A nii Far? aUrnyt aa Lam at by any othrr Rovl
On and after Mondav, Augnst. ."Wth, IsfiO
trains will leave W'AKP.EX, at tho foilow
ing honrs.viz :
I BANKLM BEAM H. liOINU SOUTH.
Iave Meadville. 6:C0 . t- P. M, -1:50
P. M., W A. M.
Arrive Franklin, 8:15 A. M., SK) P. M 755
P. M., 8.-10 . M.
Arrive on tlty, W)A.M.,4:15 P. M-&15
P. yL, S:o0 A. SI.
IEANKLI5 BBAXCH. (iOIXC 50BTH.
Inve Oiinty, 5.-00A.SI., fciA. SI, W
P. SUKI0P. SI.
I- eave Fninklln, iui A. M. J(WB A. SI., 5.-I1
P. SU ft) P. SI.
A rrive .Meadville, fc.Vi A. SI 11.: X SI 7::
P. SU II: Id P. SI.
liOIS'ti SOBTH MAHOMSfJ PITISIOV.
;:4.1 A. M EX Pit ESS: iMO P. M. Plxpress; S-M
A. SI. Way Freight.
f.l"fi HOtTH XAHOMMI UIT1SI0X.
:10 A. X. ass C:M p. w. Exprem, and iHKJ
P. SI. Way Freight.
G0ISG WEST MAIN LI'E.
:4i A. 31, DAT EXPBESS. Dally, Mondays
excepted, for Cleveland, Cincinnati and the
West and South. Connects at Leavittsbure
for YouHs;!own and Sharon: at Cleveland
with LakeShore Hallway.for the West, and
Nort h-West ; a t Fla ven na, Sunday s excepted,
for Alliance and Pittshurgb; at Akron, Sun.
days excepted, for Orrville and Slillershiin;:
at irrbana with Pltlsbumh. Cincinnati and
St. Louis Railway for Indianapolis, and at
Cincinnati with the Ohio A Slississiupi llail
wa v, for (St. Louis and the south and .south
West. Sleeping Coach s are attached to this train
at Hornellsvllle. running thnmxh to Cieve
land without change.
11:4H A. M EXPBESS SAIL, daily. Sundays
exi-epted, for Cleveland and tha West and
North West. Conaects at Cleveland wlcn
Lake Shore Railway, lor the West and Xortu
West.
i-M P. X, 5IBTEXPBESs.daily.rorCleve
land; Cincinnati and the West and South.
i 'onnects at Cleveland with Lake Shore
Railway, for the West and North-West: and
at Cincinnati with the. Ohio A SliHsissippi
Railway for St. Louis and thcisoutn aud
South-West.
A sleeping Coach is attached to this train
at New York, running through toCincinnati.
4:li P. ., ACCOMMODATION", Sundays ex
reptedt for Leavitisburg.
HM P. X. FBEIliHT ACCOM0DATI0X, dally.
Sui P.X, WAT FBEIGHT. Sundaysexcepted.
0Ifi EAST MAI5 USE.
VW A.M.I IGRTMNG EXPRESS, daily. con
necting at Meadville, Sundays excepteil. for
Franklin and oi!City:aiCorry. sundavs ex
cepted, for Slay ville, Brocton, Titusville and
W arren. Pa., and daily for Erie; at Elmira
with Northern Central Railroad, hir Wil
liamsport, Harrishureand Philadelphia.and
at New York, for Boston and all New Eng
land cities.
A sleeping Coach Is attached to this train
at Cincinnati, running tbrougn to New Y ork
S.-O0 P.M. CINCINNATI EXPBEVV. Sundays
excepUsl, connecting at Binghaniton for Al
bany and the celt-hinted summer resort,
Sharon springs, and at New Y ork, for Bos
ton and New England cities.
A sleeping Coach accompanies this train
from Sfeadville to New Y'ork.
lftSflP. ., BAT EXPRESS, Sundays excep
ted, connecting at tireat Bend with ls?la
ware, Lackawanna A Western Railway, tor
Scranton. and at New Y'ork with Midnight
Fxpresstrain of New Jersev Railroad, for
Philadelphia.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
front Cleveland to Hornersvllle, connecting
at that point with train having new and Im
proved Iirawing Room Coaches, attached,
running through to New York.
mS 1. S, ACCOMODATION Sundays ex
cepted. S.li P. X, ACCOSIMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
II-JiS A. M WAT FBEIGHT, Sundays ex
cepted. Boston and Nkw ENui.Axn Passksgkbx
with tlieir Baggage, are transferred jrrt V
chnrrir in New York.
Tlie best Ventilated and mwt I.nxurlon
Sleeping Coaches THE HOKLD ac
compiiuy all nieht trams on this railway.
.The Erie Railw-ay Company has open
ed a new ls-pot at. the fool oZ sl t. New
Y'ork. Passengers are Ihi-rctbre now enabled
to reach the upper portion of lhi city with
out the expense and annoyance of a street
car or omnibus transfer.
i-The wenery along the entire route of
the Erie Railway Is of the mcwt picturesque
and beautiful Character. Admirers of Na
ture's beauties, in a daylight journey over
this Line, will And in ilseverchanglng land
scape subjects of continual admiration and
interest.
Ask for Tickets i Erie Hallway.
Which can he obtained at all Principal Tick
et Offices in the West and South-West.
I. D. RICK ER, W.M. R. BAR Ft,
Uen. Sup't. Gen'l Pass r. Ag't.
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Always on hand siul priita low hh
A1TE.WI0. FAIUIERS.
40 CENTS IN TRADE
PAID FOR
Good Fresh Butter.
COL XTRY PRODUCE OF ALL KIMS
"W -A. 3T T 2D .
Highest Market Prices Paid I
The larest and best telected stock of
Any Store in the County.
Farmers will And It to their advantage to
hrinjE their trade tayiLES, a wo pay better
price than any store on the Reserve.
-..m- and Tr.v IT5
nuoi m niir store,
I THE THREE ST0RT BRICK,
IVILTSS, OHIO.
October 3l', lS!iO-tC.
ROAD NOTICE.
"VTOTICE is hereby Riven, that there
vrlll be a petition presented totheCom
missioners of Trumbull County, Ohio, at
their meeting on the first Monday of Decem
ber next, for a County Road In Vernon, In
milt I'nimtv ItMinninff at new. the Vn
1 School JJouse in the center of the south
crossing road, thence east to the State line
along the old vacated road.
WM. COCHRAN, and others.
Nov.3,ISKMl'..
UNITED Rates and Foreijm Pat
ent Office Agency, 16 Bask Street, CleTe.
land, Obio.
We prosecute bnstnean of every descriptloii
relating to Inventions. Patents. Infringe
ments, Ac. W. H. Bl'RBRIDUE 4 Co.
Patent Attorneys.
jt-Orders may be left with the editor ot
the Westkun Reserve Chronicle, who is
authorized to receive orders for our agency.
March 20. ltx7.
E
STATE of Irvin B. Hickox, tlec'd
The nndersicned has beendulv aopoint-
ea and qualihed as Administrator on the
estate ofjrvln B. Ilickox. dee'd late of
Trumbull Countv. Ohio.
EDWARD BARTHOLOMEW.
Vienna, Nov. S, lstisKft
TEACHERS' EXAMIXATI0SS.
THE Fall Examinations will be
held as follows: Johnston, September
l .ih: .Bristol. Sept. 14th: Warrea, Sept. nil;
Pavne's Corners, Oct. fth; Warren, Oct. l'tth,
Oct. 7th, Nov. lot b. Nov. 2ith. and Dec. Jd.
Applicants will provide themselves with
Slute and Pencils and also with exact
hange, tlft-three cents) for the payment of
the regular fee and postage.
By order of the Board.
GEO. P. HUNTER Clerk.
Warren, O., Sept. 8, lbtiS-tf.
4 SSIGXEE'S KALE.
I will sell at auction, as property le
lougiug to tue estate of JaxO. Brooks, Bank
rupt, on
WrdriMlay. Xotember S4tk.ps9.
at the door of the Court House, In Warren,
Ohio, between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m the fol-
lowing described real-estate, viz: Aitnate
in the City of Warren, Trumbull Connty.O
on the east side of Liberty Street, bounded ;
Beeinning at the north-west corner of lands
of T. J. StcLain, Jr.. thence north along the
east line of Liberty street one chain 57' J
links; thenceeast parallel with said Mi-Lain s
north line four chains: thence sonth parallel
with said east line of Liberty Street, one
chaln! links; thence wet on said McLain's
north Hue four chains tu the place of begin
ning. Also, at same 1 1 me and place, as property
belonging to the estate of K. H. Barnum, the
one-story frame grocery building, situate: on
southsideof Slarket St., Warreu, Ohio, and
occupied bv Wm. Gillmer. Terms made -known
at sale. WM. T. SPEAR,
Assignee of R. H. Barnum & J. G. Brook.
Bankrupts.
Warren, o.. Nov. S,l-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.
The Stale of Ohio, Trumbull County, ss.
in Trumbull Common Pleas.
Sarah Burnett, by her next friend B. F.
KoUmun, t. K. II. Barnum. Warren Pack
ard, James B. Dunlap, Slary P. Barnum,
Lucy M. Adams and William Stiles, her
Ouardinn; Clement B. Gilbert, Henry Stiles,
his icardhin; Angellne S. McFarlan, Henry
U Burnett and James Havruland, (known as
Limber Jim.)
By virtue of an order of sale Issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas of Trumbull
County. Ohio, in the above entitled cause, lo
me directed aud delivered, I have levied
upon and shall expose to public sale at the
d.rof the court House in the city of War
ren, Trumbull Conntv, Ohio, on sat ardor, tke
7lh dajr arNoTesiher. A. it. IsttU. between the
hours of oneand three o'clock, p. m. ot' said
day, the following real estate situate iu
Warreu Township, Trumbull County, Ohio,
and known as mkst: one nnri 7-lOu acres ot
land on the north side of High Street. In the
village of Warren, O .being tlie present home
stead of said grantors, ' Barnum and wife.)
and the same land deeded August 15, IwSl. b
Ellen (iillMTt.tosaid K. II. Barnum. Bound
ed and described as follows: Being in War
ren, Trumbull County, Ohio; part of original
lint No. 61. In the village plat, bounded, be
ginning at s. E. corner of land of John Bri
dle; thenceeast along the north line of High
si reel 2 chains liuks to lands formerly of
Henry L. Burnett; thence northerly along
thewest lineol'said Burnett land. 4 chains
lflinks:thcncewesterlyaloug I lie south line
S chains ;.7 links; thence southerly lo the
place of beginning.-containing I 7-iw) acres,
more or less. Appraised at ?7n)n.u0.
co iec part of Lot 'St in town plat of
Warren, as laid out by E. Quinby. and
bounded on the north by land formerly ol
Howard: on the east by Pine Street: on tlio
south by sonth Street, and on the west by
land of , supposed to contain WOT square
feet of land. excepting thereout a portion of
said Ix. feet wide by Js leet long, taken
from I he western part of said Lot, sold by
Hcnrv Ernst to John Barrett and wlfe.lea
liicn:l leet, perhaps- Appraised at
Si"i.t).
Thinl pierrot hind Part of original Lot I,
in Warren Township, bounded, beginning at
tlie N. E. corner of a tract of 4 acres set oS
to Margarets -ott, in the will of her father.
Jnmes ss-ott; thence west on the north liueoi
said Lot No. live chains to a post; thence
south s chains 1'J links, at or near to the N.
W. corner of Lot No. rd in the original plat
of Warren; thenceeast on the north line o:
Lot 51. live chains to a post; thence north
chains y links totbe place of beginning, and
containing by survey 4 7-lii acres of land,
being the same aparted and set oil to Ange
lineS. SIcKarland, iu the partition of tha
estate of Angellne McFarland. dec"d. Ap
praised at SIIKI.ijiJl S.SI.l.AIUAKnenu.
Terms Cash.
SherllTii Offlce, Warren, O., Oct, i!, l(W-Jl .