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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-13
BAcoNgpuRe. Dec. Sth. 1875.

Nr. Editor:-Thinking that q descrip-
ton of the above named "city," together
with its unsurpassed advantages, would
be entertaining to your readers, 81 take
my pen' TO lay them open. This place
is situated in the north east part of Ba-
zetta, on the north bank of Walnut
Creek, and having later mole" on the s.
E. 1t is on the line of the a. &C. W. r.
R. The number of buildings of all kinds
and the inhabitants are changing so rap
idly that it is beyond human power to
give you a correct estimate of them
Crowds are daily rushing into this Edo
RADIO, and the roads are literally choaked
for miles with buildings moving from the
country to this promising city. They are
of all sorts and sizes, from the log house
and shanty, to the palatial residence of
the millionaire. Our friends in the vii
lage of Warren had better look out for
their laurels.
The business of the place is extensive
and fourishing. There are three ny
goods stores, and two groceries. There
are also q large cheese warehouse, an oil
refinery and an ice house. Two doctors,
and a Life Insurance Agent. We are not
troubled with lawyers yet. A happy peo-
pie are we not? A grist mill, tavern, the
R. R. station, and eight or ten shsnties for
the manufacture of Fenian ghosts COM
pletes the business Department of the
city.
If orr friends in Rowland have been
by their own confession, backward in
teaching the young idea how to shoot"
ve have not. We have a common school
so close that it will be in the centre of the
town, and an academy at which all, "the
higher branches" are taught by an able and
learned corps OF teachers.
We have q literary entertainment once
in four weeks, at which we have truly
such a feast of reason and flow of soul"
as bids fair TO make this the future Ath-
ems of the continent, and Oh such music
] 81 the choir discourses on such occasions.
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Township correspondence.
Liberty.

Dec. Sth 1865.
EDITOR CHRoNICLE:-Permit me to give
you some of the doings Of the good peo-
pie of our township. On Thursday, Nov
23d, a large numbero of the citizens assem-
bled at the Ceceder Church, provided
with a bountiful supply of the good things
of this life, for the purpose of giving a
dinner to our brave soldier boys. First
in order was the arranging and setting
tables. Then the President of the day,
Rev. Goodwillie, called the house to or
der, and introduced Governor Tod to the
audience, who took the stand and for near
ly one hour held that large assembly in
perfect stiffness, by a most patriotic adj
dress, in which he clearly set forth the
duty of every patriot and lover of his
country during the late rebellion. At the
close of the Governors remarks, our
brave boys were welcomed home by the
President and invited to the tables, which
fairly groaned under the good things
which the ladies of Liberty know so well
how to prepare; and the way u hero
boys pitched in, showed that they enjoyed
those savory dishes. Probably over three
hundred-soldiers and citizens-took
dinner. All appeared to enjoy them
selves, and the day passed off pleasantly,
without any accident to mar the good
feeling. W.
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Reading matter on 4th page.
Thanksgiving.

On Thursday the It'll inst, the the day
appointed by thesPresident and Govern
or, the Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist,
and Disciple congregations united for
praise and thanksgiving in the Disciple
church, and the Episcopalians in their
own. Although the weather was unfavor-
able, the meetings were well attended,
and excellent discources were delivered
pertinent to the occasion. The placcs of
business through the town were closed,
and the people generally observed the
day in a suitable manner 1t is crafty
ing to notice the regard that is paid 10
this time honored custom, and we hope
the same spirit which actuated the peo-
pie of the town to suspend all business
and attend divine worship on that day,
will be manifested upon like occasions in
future. There never was a time in the
history of our country when we as a peo-
pie and as individuals, had so great cause e
to be devoutlY thankful for blessings ma
ti"nal and personal, as at this time. A
sanguinary war ended; peace throughout
all the land; abundant harvests: free from
the scourge of pestilence; unexampled
prosperity: and the g~randest blessing OF
all, a country redeemed, regenerated
and disenthralled."
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VeDfuue No. ..

THE PUBLIC GOOD is OUR AIM.
Neptune Fire Co. No. ,, of Warren,
begs leave TO to the citizens and
public in general hat they will give their
third Grand Firemen's Dress Ball andSup-
per, on the evening of Dec. 25th, 1865, at
Webb's Hall. They have also extended a
complimentary invitation TO the mem
bers of Phoenix Fire Co, of Ravenna, who
have accepted, and viii appear in Fire
mems uniform upon that occasion. We
will say 10 the citizens, that although our
services have not been required for some
time, we hope they will not be backward
about p~atronizing the Firemen upon this
occasion, bnt encourage them to sustain
their organization. which needs both men
and money to make it serviceable. We
hope the citizens will respond, literally
on this secession, and by so doing allow Nep-
tune and their visitors TO have a pleasant
time, and be a benefit to the Co.
Tickets TO Ball and Supper, $500
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
w. J. KEER, Chairman, J. L. SMITH,
r. S. ELLIOT, J. 3. HARDY.
W. H. HERzOG, Treasurer.
LENUEL DRAY, Secretary.
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AEiZZIe.1

Those over anxious friends and neigh
bors, who long since predicted "a izzle'
for the New England Photographic Gal
lery have only TO call at said Gallery, on
any pleasant day, in working hours, and
ghey will be likely to see enough to con-
vince them that however true their pre-
dictions might have been, they applied
them in the Vrong place. The trade at
this establishment was never better than
at the present time, and the proprietor
never was more ambitious to srcsL, and if
a life study of the art in all its phases, to-
gether with the ability as we'll as a desire
to please, is any passport TO success, the
subscriber trusts he will be able flor lit
tie while longer TO keep clear of the pre-
dicted ''fzzle." RICE,-ARTIsT.
Gallery No. Is, Market St, Warren, o.
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FOWLER.

Dec. g., 1865.
Editor Chronicle :-Inyour last Chronicle
you say Mr.. Edward Dillon, of Rowland,
has a Pair of two year old Steers that
weighed a few days since twenty-nine
hundred and ninety pounds, and you ex-
pressthe wish 10 hear from any of our far
mers who can beat that. If you and your
friend Dillon will call at the farm of A. J.
Smith, at the centre of Fowler, you can
see a Pair of two year old Steers that
will "go four hundred better" and Smith
does not consider it very good year fol
young Steers either. X
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BAZETTA.

Dec. 9, 1865.
Mr.. EDIToR:-I notice by the CHRONI-
Gle of Dec. 9th, that Mr. E. Dillon of How
land, has a pair of two year old steers
which weigh twenty-nine hundred and
ninety lbs, and you ask if any of the far
mers can beat that? Mr.. Thomas Ken
needy of Bazetta, has two pair of one year
old steers, one pair of which weighed in
September last, twenty hundred and six
ty, the other twenty-one hundred and
twenty-five fbs. W. H. NJ.
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The Wheeler & Wilaon Manufactur-
ing Company, have made and sold dur
lug the last three months, 10000 ma
chimes and are producing and selling
$50 per day. They vary in price from
$50 to $50, and the highest priced ones
sell best. The Company has just won
the highest premium at the information
al Fair at Dublin, exhibiting its 200, 00Oth
machine beautifully ornamented with
the American coat of arms.
! Dec. IL.
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Il. J. CALDWELL. supt.
WARREN RETAIL MARKET.
just the Thing for Christmas
Presents


Mr. S. A. Corbin has just received an.
other large lot of Whesler and Wilson's
sewing machines for the holidays. A
Wheeler and Wilson has been the dream
of many a lady by night and by day for
several years. Ladies say the ". & ". i;
"such a comfort" because it never gets
out of order, but in its ~tireless activity be.
comes brighter, more beautiful and ell
cient, the more it is used. II has taken
out more wrinkles, and beautified more
women who were fast growing old and
ngly, than the Balm of a thousand flow.
ers." 1t is the greatest lightener oi
housrhold cares, and the richest domes
tic blessing, of the nineteenth century.
Dec. Is.
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READ! READU READ
statesmen wanted,

Fifty good men wanted to act as sales
men, by tn 25th of this month. Salary,
$500 to $4,000. a year. Come right in al
once; apply personally for yourself
Those outside of TrumbulI Co., may adj,
dress, enclosing stamp; P. o. drawer No.
IA, Warren, Trumbull Co.
W. D. BAKER,
Office No. g, Main st. Genl. Agt.
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/. REY j. C. FLETCHER, Tuesday even
ing, December 10Th Subject-Switzer-
land.
>. PRoF. DE CoRDovA, the great hui
morist of New York City; Friday ev-
ening, December 22d.
3. GEN. j. A. GARFIELD, NJ. c.; Friday
evening, Goth Subject-A Chapter of
Commercial History.
1. PRoF. E. L. YoUMANs, of New York,
one of the most popular and eloquent ex-
Founders of Chemistry living; Saturday
evening, January 9th Subiect-The Dy-
anamics of Life. Expansive and beauti-
full illustrations of the subject will be ex-
hibited.
5. GEO. ALFRED TOWNSEND January.
6. GEORGE THOMPSON, the great Eng
lish Statesman and Philanthropist, and
one of the most eloquent orators of the
age /; Wednesday evening, Jan. 81 Sub
ject-British India and the Hindoos.
Z. Rev. A. A. WILLETTs, D. D., of
Brooklyn, New York Wednesday even
ing, February 18th Subject-Sunshine a
Secret of Happiness. This has been pro-
nounced 'the most eloquent Lecture ev-
er delivered in Cleveland"
REV. W. d. MILBURN, Feb. q; Sub,
ject-John Milton.
S. B. F. TAYLOR, Esq, of Chicago,
whose lecture last winter wa pronounced
by many =" the ablest of the course" at
different cities Subject-The English
Language, OF the Use and Abuse oil
Words.
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Election Of Justices.

We notice that there will be an eleo-
ton for Justice of the Peace on Fridsy,
December ODD, in this Township. There
has been n vacancy for a long time, Mr.
Carter declining TO accept, and Esq.
Webb's term expires in January. Voters
will bear the date in mind.
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Town and County.
+'."T"'s
Local md Personal.

Local md Personal.
Rev Geo. Pierce, pastor elect of the
Baptist C1ruch, is expected TO arrive in
town thir week, and will begin his labors
next Sabbath.
The funeral sermon of Madison, son
Jas. A. Minor, of Brookfeld, will be
preached at Payne's Corners, on next
sunday. at IL o'clock, A. NJ, by Elder
NJ. Christy.
Mr.. D. C. Pettus, has sold his inter
est in the oil refinery, locatedin this town
TO Isaiah Lockwood, Esq, of Cleveland, o..
We are indebted to Mr.. 0. L. Nc
Cartey, of Niles, fer a specimen of gold
and silver bearing quartz rock, from the
Idaho gold regions. Mr.. Mccarthy has
been through California, Idaho and
Oregon. He regards idaho as the richest
in precious minerals. He designs return
inr there next Spring. The yield of the
quartz rock, similar to the specimen left
with us, is about four thousand dollars to
the ton of quartz.
-Thenotice of Mr., billions weighty cat
tie, has brought out the fact thattherea are
still heavier two year olds in the county
than his. Mr.. Justice Hoagland, of Ba-
zstta, sold to Mr.. Jones, of Fowler, last
September, a yoke of two year old steers,
which at the date of sale weighed 1924
pounds.
Acting Ensign, VIM. H. Orchard, U.
S. n. was honorably discharged from the
service, on the 18th ult., after three years
of active duty. He was attached to the
Mississippi squadron, and participated in
the engagements at J~ohnsonville and Pa
ducah. Previous to entering the Navy, he
served three months in the army in the
S4th o. V. l.. He has a clean, square rec
ord.
C. C. Tayler has sold his Photograph
ic Rooms in this piece, to Mr.. A. F.
Brooks, late OF the 105th Regt., and a
member of Gen. Thomas Staff. Mr..
Brooks is a fine artist, and handles the
pencil of the thinner with a master hand.
He drew Iikenesses of several army off
GERS, when in the service, among the num-
Der is a likeness of Col. Hall, which is a
complete thing, and shows rare artistic
capacity on the part of MI ..BroOks.
Col. H. L. Burnett has been promo.
ted to the rank of Brigadier General by
brevet.
The Presidents Message YVES issued
TO u subscribers last week in an extra
Wednesday morning, in advance of any
county paper in Northern Ohio. We
had it ready for delivery at u, NJ, Tues
day night.
Reading matter on 4th page.
-Griswold, the Eat Contributor" de
livered his Indian Lecture in this placl
on Monday and Tuesday evenings, to gooC
houses. His forte is as a punster and re
taller of amusing witticisms. He onl!
aims to make fun, not to instruct. Hi
lecture is a bundle of absurdities, thu
very RIGHTEOUSNESS of which is a sourct
of amusement.
Our thanks are due Mr.. Sam Davis
of the q. S. Telegraph, in this place, fot
favors in his line. Mr.. d. is a very clever
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Donation Visit.

The friends of Rev. John Peate, will
make him a donation visit, in the basement
rooms of the NJ. E. Church, on Wednes.
day evening, Dec. Is inst. The public
is cordially invited to participate.
Dec. CIV.
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A Suggestion.

The increasing popularity of our En-
craving, makes IL necessary for us to re-
quest onr frieuds to purchase their silver
goods for Christmas presents early; that we
mBy be able to engrave them all, in the
best possible styles.
J. VAUTROT & co.
j. VAUTRoT. THAD. ACKLAY.
Dec. 6, Wv.
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Paving Cur e

We call the attention Of our readers 10
the notices" published in to-days issue
in regard to street Improvements. They
are important, in view of the fact that or.
dinances are pending before the City Coun-
Gil providing for the paving of certain
streets with stone, and making other inn
provements.
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In point of morals this CITY has

In point of morals this city has her
equals, To be sure drunken men can be
seen in our streets at any hour of the day
or night. But this is nothing. In new
places where money is plenty, and spec
ulation high, men will take a little to
regulate themselves. We expect soon 70
mend in this particular, for the Temper
ance Lecturers are after us.
We are troubled with none of those
bold robberies and shocking murders so
prevalent of late in in such small and I'M
protected places as Warren and Cleve-
land. We never hear our Press shriekiDg
where is the Police" for ours are always
on hand at the right time.
Now Mr.. Editor, | have given you s
brief and imperfect description Of "ths
place" If any OF your readers are eager for
more they can come and see.
Yours, Respectfully,
RESIDENT.
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CathOlIc Fair at Warren.

The Catholics of this place, will give a
fair for the benefit of their Church, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember 10Th, Goth and Dist, for the sale
of a vast variety of fancy goods. Refresh
ments also served. The public are invited.
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Hnsekeepers a Word for Won.

You can buy Pure Ground Spices, Gin
namon, Cloves, AlIspice, Ginger, Black
Pepper, &C., &C., all of our own grinding
at HOYT & STATIONS,
Main Street.
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PENNINGTON, Dec. 9th, 1865.

PENNINGTON, Dec. 9th, 1865.
Editor Chronicle THE Winter term OF
this seminary opened quite flatteringly-
100 students enrolled. There are still q
few rooms not engaged.
Mrs. Kicks lectured in the Pr esbyterian
church at West Pennington, on Wednes.
day evening, to g large audien ce, in be
half of the Freedmen's Aid Society.
The Thanksgiving sermon was preach.
ed in the Methodist chapel, by Rev. Mr..
Manning, of the Presbyterian church,
After the sermon, Mrs Kicks spoke for a
few moments, after which seventy-one
dollars were raised forthe freedmen. The
town is to be c~anvassed for supplies tc
send TO those destitute people whom the
red sea of rebellion has forced to ou1
shores. A.
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Third Lecture Of fhe POIemIc
Course.
The third Lecture will be on Friday
evening, Dec. %, by Prof. J. DeCardova,
the Great Humorist of New York City.
Subiect-The Amatuer Theatrical Associ-
alton. "Ininetely luminous and funny"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-12-13

R-Do not fail to make yonr purchss-
es of Clothing, and Fine Goods, at
REID & ADAMS.
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NHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
- Ezekiel Gilman, VS.. Arthur G. Webster, ct p.
In TrumOuli Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an ORDER Of sale issued out Of the
Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, o.,
md TO me directed and delivered. in the above
case. l saaD expose TO public sale, on
Saturday, Ia Esd day OF December,
4. D. 1865. at the Court House in Warren. between
ne hours Of one o'clock and four O'Clock, P. NJ,
he following described real estate, to wit: stu
ste in the township Of Mecca, in the County
No. IL. Of the KingsbIry tracr, aud bounded ss
/ lows: on the west by the Township line road be-
tween Mecca and Bristol. On the south BY thei
highway, on the eas BY lands Of the merea Pei
r0iepm Company, and On the north by lands of
VI MuESoE. being the same land purchased BY
ezekiel Gilnan Of Lewis MlLams, and contains
bout sighty-six acres of land, more less" Ar
ERASED al %,5UO. Terms sash
JOSEPH q. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Warren. o.. Nov q. ls6L5t
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Ba=Reed & Adams will sell two ~
Howe Sewing Machines at half price, to
make room for larger Machines.
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NOTlCE.-There will be a petition
~ presented to the Commissioner OF Trumbulf
sJunty at their nexL meeting. praying said Com
nisSlrnerS to appoint q committee to view tho
round. and make an alteration in the County
road leading firm Hubbard 10 Sharon. Pa. Near
he Shilling farm n BroOkfeld.
BrOokheld, Nov, g, 6S-4W
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Farmers Attention.

Warren & McLain will pay the highest
price for Hides.
NoT. 22-4R
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
vs.. SSale IN Partitlon, Irumoull
Calvin p. Faunee. Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out OF the
Court of Common Pleas Of Trumbull County, Ohio,
in the above case, and 10 me directed and deliver
ed, Ishall expose to public sale at the Court House
in Warren.
On Saturday, the 18th Of Dec. A. d. '65,
betveen the hours of and four o'clock Ofsaid day,
tbe following described premises to wit: Situated in
| the township of Bazetta, IN said County of Trum
bull Ohio. and known as part OfLOtNO. l6 in said
township, and bounded on the north by the north
line of said lot No. 10. east by a north and south
birhway, on the south by the south line of said
iof and lands OF Anan L. Gordon, and west by the
vest line Of said lot and lands Of the said A. i.
/ Gordon, containing ninety four acres go of land,
| be the same more or less; excepting however, fit
| teen Q5) acres of from the north side Of said tract
| Of land which has been heretofore sold at Admin
i~stratGrs sale. Appraised al !"
Terms:-One third on day of sale, one third in
one year, and one third in two years with interest,
JOSEPH g. BUTLER, Sheriff.
shsrifys Once Nov Is, '65l-5W
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Twas ne'er entailed from sire to son.

Learn now that DR.. D. II. Seelye's
LIQUID ATARRH Remedy will permanently
cure the disease even in its worst form.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

@~N~|~~'
~ By virtue of o decree and order Of sale Ofths
Probate Court of the County # Ashtabusa, and
State of Ohio. 1 shall offer 30 public sale at the
premises, on the 18th day Of January, 1860, between
Of said day. the following described real estate, to
wit; an undiv ided one, fourth part Of fifty acres Of
land situate in lot number Y, IN the third division
Trumbull, and State of Ohio. and being the same
land conveyed by Walter Johnston to William Nc
CARNEY. By deed dated AUGUST 10. 1889, and re
corded in Trumbun County Record of Deeds. Vol
ume As, pages 500 and SOS. G.. S. SlMONDS,
Dec6-4T Guardian Of William Mccartney.