Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-07-22
justices and Constables' Blanks,
1ARRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS, EXECUTIONS. sUBPGNAs. E1c-
Constantly on hand and for sale.
SCENE SnteQiatnte.
Personal Property in TrumbuI County.

Personal Property In Trumbull County.
Through the politeness of the County Audi
tor, oHAs. R. HUNT, and his assistant, Mr.. Bosr
WICK, We have been favored with a copy of thu
Abstract of Personal Property in this County, a:
returned by the Township Assessors for the IRE
sent year. Its study was quite interesting 10 Us
and we extract some items foF our readers, pre-,
suming it will be equally 50 to them
HoRsEs-The township of Warren has the
most horses, 4S5; average value. S74 55; total
value S36,l5S. Pennington is next, having AS
horses, average value 70 IS. Liberty has AS,
but of lower value, averaging 1913. Bloom
fetd has the smallest number, viz: 226, average
value, g. 50.
CArrLE-Bazetta has the largest number OF
cattle, 1855, average value, 16 60; total value,
S39,IS2. Next in number is Gustarus. with
2325, average value, SIS Is; and next is Fow-
Tor. 2293. average value, l6 So, exceeding in
total value those of Gastavus. Rowland has the
highest priced cattle, the average value being
Is 81 per head. Liberty has the smallest num-
Der, ll4l. average value, l6 "a.
SHEEr-The largest number of sheep are in
BrOOk6eld, 1905, and also the highest value.
2 50 per head, total value, sI2,23S. Next is
Liberty, with 4S44, average value, l o.. Far
mington has 1906, average value, l 50, total
value, nearly $4,000 greater than Liberty.
SwISE.-Weathersiell has the largest num-
Der, $50, average value, 2 50; but it seems that
Warren, with d smaller number, 1884, has great
er hogs, as the average value is 3 IL; but Yer
non has greater still, for her 200 swine average
5 25 in value. Bloomfield has 167, average
value, 3 A.
CARRIAGEs-WaTren has 379 carriages, value
Sl6.450. Pennington has 332, value sI0,294-
Weathersield has 81, value s,2l9. Kinsman
has 252, value $500. Newton has fewer, 23G,
but better. valued at 6,797. Greene has the
smallest number, viz: 50, value 1896.
WArcuEs-Warren has l69, Pennington e.,
Brook6eld and Weathersfeld, 81 each, Brace
vile 50, Mesopotamia 9.
PIASos-Warren has 81, kInsman IL, New
ton 8, Bloomfield. GustAvus 6, Hartford, Yer
non, Fowler, Johnston, Greene, Lordstown.
Champion and Southington, none.
MEHcHASDIzE-Warren has invested in mer-
cilandize, sI32,475; Newton 1860; Brook
field l0,S3S; Rowland, none.
MANUFAorURNG-There is Invested in manu-
featuring, in Warren s29,7O6; weathersfeld
4,570. Liberty 2.476, Kinsnlan a.O5I. Mecca,
nothing.
MoSEY.-Eienna has the most money, S46,-
ass, Gustayus 57,S23, Hubbard 81, l6O, War
rem 29.705. Rowland 25,779, and strange to
say. Brookfeld, Bazetta. Mecca and Southing-
ton, have no money, neither of them having one
dollar, taxed.
CREDrs-Warren returns $780, 1886, Gustavus
$3.50. BroOkfylI $3.50, Newton 5l27s, vi
emma the least, viz: S35.
TorAL PEAsONAL PEePERrY.-The largest a.
mount, is taxed in Warren, it being s5Is, 32s,
and the smallest is Southington, which has
$751; pa.
We presume that as to the number of Horses.
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, this estimate may he
relied upon as tolerably accurate; but so far as
the Monies, Credits, amount invested in Mer-
chandize and Manufacturing, are concerned, any
man at all conversant with business matters,
knows that this statement is ridiculously absurd.
We will venture all our reputation for common
sense, that there is, to-day, more money in eth
or one of those townships which have not one
cent on the tax duplicate, than the largest a.
mount returned by any one township in the
county.
The township of Vienna returns thirty-fye
dollars, of credits. We believe there are fifty
men in that township, either one of whom, has
more than ten times that amount, which is due
to him, this day.
In Manufactures, the discrepancy is less, but
still the abstract is very far from being a correct
estimate of the amount thus invested.