Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-11-08
Town and County.
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IOhh OLlu OOOLtI
Local and Personal.
Court adjourned on Thursday last.
Gas is being introduced into the
American House.
The dam across the Mahoning river
is being repaired
The weather during the past week
has been chsngeable.
Our town is without a police force.
regular or irregular.
Mr.. James MCCONNELL making i'm
provememt IN his building on Main ST..
Gen. Cox, Governor elect, has secured
as his residence the house in Columbus
lately occupied by the family of Judge
Noah Swayne, who will spend the winter
in Washington.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Sheriff Butler in another column
We understand some good bargains have
been had, and no doubt many more are
in store.
Rice, the Artist, has placed on the
street, at the enterance of his gallery,
quite a curiosity in the shape of a revolv-
ing pyramid picture-case. Look at it.
and judge of the workmanship your
selves.
The fine new block of Messrs. AndeI
son & Rupp on Main St. is almost com
pleted. The store-rooms are being rapid
ly finished and will be ready for occupan
cy in a week or two.
We visited the scene of the late coils
ion on the Mahoning R. R. a day or two
ago, and found nearly all traces of the
affair removed. A corps of wreckers
have been busily at work, clearing VI
the broken cars.
-Weare indebted to Gen. Garfield 70,
. copy of the Navy Register of the Uni
ted States for 1865; also Acts and Resolu
tons of the I'd Session of the 3Sth Con
gress, and a Report on Commerce will
the rebel States.
The Winter Term of the Orwell Acad-
envy begins Nov. Dist, and not on tn,
1lth, as a typographical error made th,
advertisement read, in last weeks Chron
icle.
We learn that the hand of Rev.
Lamphear SO badly crushed at Leavitts
burg a short time ago, is doing as well a.
could DE expected. But two OF the fng
ers were smputated, but tie operation
was necessarily a painfulone, ana it viii.
be some time before he can use the hand.
The number of marriage licenses Is
sued by the Probate Judge OF this coun
ty, for the year ending Nov. lst, inst, Wa
" hundred and eighty TWO. This is Tia,
largest number ever Issued in the county
In one year. About t~hre-fourths of Tia,
licenses were obtained by returned
soldiers.
"A mortgage deed was recorded Oh
the LIST inst, ID the office OF the Recordei
OF tins County, given 10y tbs A. d u. ".
BY Co. TO john r. Penn, of New York,
as Trustee, for thirty millions of dollars,
for which Z per cent. bonds are 10 be Is
sued. The instrument required q SIOUL
OF Uncle Sans stamps.
Snow fell IN Warren on the morning
OF the 9th inst, the first time this season.
The ground was covered TO the depth OF
two inches, giving everything a decided,
WIntry appearance. 1t blew with sucl
force against the west face of the town
clock on the court house and freezing al
the same time as to prevent its running
but only for a little while. Ovrcoat.
and gloves are in active demand. w,
have been looking up ourold shawl, sno
and md 1t to be a comfortable institu
ton.
Our streets almost every evening ere
thronged with. boy : between the ages o.
ten and fifteen years who make nigh
hideous with their ceilings. They gen.
orally 90 in squads of half a dozen, ano
engage. in any mischief that strikes thei,
fancy. One of the most common of THEN
amusements is bell ringing, that is. goine
from house TO house and pulling the door
bells. Although it may be huge fun fol
b boys, it is very annoying TO person.
thus disturbed. Hallow Eve was 8
gala night for them. Many garden,
were robbed of their eabbages anG
pumpkins, and many. were the door
battered by them. Quite a number
OF these boys are SONS of our most re
spectacle citizens, who, of course, are en-
tirely ignorant of their proceedings, ano
would, if aware of them, prevent theil
occurring in the future. The habit O.
being upon the streets at nights, without
some particular business, is a bad one fol
boys, and will, unless checked, be a last
ing injury to them.