Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-01-27
Views Of the Neiehb0rhno3.

promptly attended too.
L am surprised to see so many Chron-
fcies taken here, and generally through
Ashtabala county. Success to your
paper, for l honestly believe a county
paper is the best for any family, if they
can take bat one. Please send me a
copy.
Orwell, is a pleasant township, and its
prospects are As favorable as any Of It's
size about here. l think the A. & MI.
(. r. will improve it much. 1t it i,
bound to be completed, and.ihe Iron
horse" will be smoking through here
some day.
ACCIDENTS in a lourishiny condi.
ton, and bids fair to be more so in fu.
ture. The new Instructors Messrs. Rob-
erts IL GODDARD are Young industrious
men, full of energy and pre- severance.
Two Lyceums per week, besides Lee
lures, Meetings &c. liz short, great eff
forts ale manifested to turn knowledge
TO good account aud m AXE our young
men and women useful to the world.
New StoRE-is now established and
in operation by our worthy friend ]. B.
Philips as Agent. on tine Ply DOWn
principle. Much luck and good success
attend Linn for suspending the credit sys-
tenn, and giving the poor man a chance
to live and die in peace.
HoTEL.-Our public hotel is now kept
by Geo. Olmste2d Esq. formerly Of
Bristol in your county. 1t is truly a
travellers home. His tables are well
furnished and the walters very sociAble
and lively. No reasonable msa will 90
away and say he is dissatisfied. Call If
possible. and See for yourself. Bills are
reasonable.
WEArHER.-We are going TO have an
open winter. Warm December. rather
cold frosty January with little snow
But warm pleasant February. and no
snow OF much importance before the 2ed
day of March. Muca depends on the
wind. however. but l look for much rain
instead Of snow, and will not be disa-
pointed unless the wind is South West or
North East, and then look for snow.-
This calculation was made the Goth day
of last November. at the time of that
snow storm, aud is on record, while old
er men and men of experience prophe-
sled a hard winter. / must say those
who have calculated TO do much work
on runners will be disappointed.
Yours. E L. GIBBS.
ORWELL, Jan. 18Th, 1857.
N. L. Chaffee. Esq. drove up a calf
from his farm one day last week, to as
certain its weight. He was Just eish,
months old. of Mr.. C's good stock, but
had not been forced. He weighed six
hundred and twenty six pounds-Ash-
taLuld Sent.
FARMERS BANK the annual meet.
ing of the stockholders, Of the Farmers
Bank of A~shtabula, held on Monday the
4ih inst. the following gentlemen were
re elected directors for the ensuing year
viz: Lemuel Moffat. 0. Fl. Fitch, H. E.
Parsons, T. Carlisle, Geo Willard, S. II.
Darlington. E. Harmon,R. D. Munger,
and Salmon Hills.
At a subsequent meeting Of the board
of directors, o. H. FIrCH was elected
President, A F. HUB3RAD, Cashier, and
j. S. BLrTH, Teller.
PORTAGE CoUNrY.-Alphonso Hart,
Esq, has retired FROM the editorsbip of
the Portage Sentinel, and his late part
ner, James w. Somerville. succeeds to
The sole editorial charge of the paper.
REMOVAL OF H "REFoRMER."-The
publication of the RJormer has been dis
continued in This village. and is to be re
moved. As stated in its last issue. to Ne
Granville, New York. The prospect Ct
an increase OF patronage in that vicinity,
is said to be the cause f the REMOVAL
Portage Sentinel.
RELIGIoUs MEEr,NGs.-A series of
evermg meetings is being held in the
Methodist church of this village, which
are said TO be well attended BY those in
search of spiritual blessings. W. notice
by our exchanges that similar meetings
are in progress ar Cleveland. Yuungs-
tnwn, Poland, Salem and Bucyrus.-|
Ibid.
SERIOUS AccIDExT.-We learn that on
yesterday morning. while Mr.. HARVEY
CASE residing in the south western por-
ton OF EdinLurg, vas engaged in telling
a tree which had been lodged the day
previous, he met with an accident that
almost proved fatal. 1t appears that
Mr.. CASE, thinking the tree would fall in
the direction he had inclined it, stood on
the opposite side. when the treebeing hol
low, it broke. and a part of it struck
him on the head and shoulder, infiicting
severe wounds. He was taken up insen-
sible and conveyed to his house.-Bid.
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.-Mr.
Lucius Able. while at work in Brooks
Steam planning factory in this village.
last Saturday, a~ccidenily came 10 con.
tact with a movable circular saw, when
it was in full motion, and received a
frightful wound in the groin. three inch
es in length, and three fourths of an
inch deep. His escape was miraculous,
for had the saw penetrated a trifie farth-
err il would have resulted in instant death.
The wound was dressed by DR.. Girls
void. and tue patient is doing we'll
Elyria Democrat.
REVIVAL Protracted Meeting is
now being held in the NJ. E. Church of
tbis ~villaua undar III. diroctinn Of Rev !