Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-21
Local and Personal.


Local and Personal.
The weather has. won innunerablC
compliments for its general good beha.
vlor hepsst two weeks.
A scholarship in a first class CONNER
cial college for sale cheap at the CHRoNI-
Gle Office.
"A joint stock company for building q
new hotel is being talked of in Youngs,
town. The subject, it seems, is bound to be
thoroughly 'falked up"
Last weeks Register says that the new
rOOling mill project at Youngstown has
fallen through. The similar enterprise al
Warren is going ahead finely.
The Mercer PA Press. copper john
son Democratic, has departed this life
Verdict Of the inquest, 'died for want Of
bread and butter"
The cut for the main sewer, at the
corners Of Market and Liberty streets, is
about sixteen feet The work, We under
stand is not TO be carried further than that
point this season.
We have On file for publication next
week, an interesting sketch of the militia
~ career of General Emerson opdycke,
from the pen of one of his staff officers,
and written for the GeaugG Democrat
As this is the season of tax paying,
and most of our subscribers in the townships
have occasion to visit town, we would sug-
gest that now is good time for renewing
and paying up subscriptions to the GrOn-
ieler
The silver wedding of Rev. Benjamin
Kxcel and lady took place at the parson-
age, at Meadville, on Saturday evening of
last week. A goOdly number of friends
met to congratulate them on the occasion.
Valuable silver presents were left, making
up a nice table service.
The showcase of Miss Gordon, hair
jewelry, &c. at the Gaskill House, was
left standing at the side of the door on
South street. until about dark, S few even
ings since, when it was opened and all the
samples Of hair braiding, &C., valued at
about $50, stolen.
"A family in the upper part of town
had q copper kettle and wash tub stolen q
few nights since. Don't leave anything
of value out at night, or it will probably
change proprietors before morning. Con
siderable property .changing hands" in
town lately, without consideration.
"A sack of the incest buckwheat -four
was left at our house a Few evenings since,
bearing the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
of james Z. Bruce" We knew then that
this was a sample of the article kept at the
-four store of Messrs. Osborn & Bruce. 1t
is a superior article as we know from a
practical test.
The adjourned term of Court that was
TO have been holden the present week, was
on Monday adjourned until next week.
Judge Glidden being absent in the East,
Judge Amber was present, but having to
bold court in Columbians County this
week, ne adjourned the appointment for
this county, as above stated.
"A young man from Fowler came to
town on Saturday, got drunk, and was
spelling for a sghti" run his fist against
and smashed E large light of plated glass
in the window of Mr.. S. W. Parks Store,
about fifty dollars. The young
was taken before Esquire Abel, from
thence to Jail; a friend agreed to repair
damages ; young man was released from
durance and taken home. An expensive
trunk for young man.
Rev. h. W. STRATToS was a few days
'ince the recipient of a present, in the
of one of the finest, best arranged,
most convenient and neatly made large
desks we hsve ever seen-the gift
Of the gentlemen connected with Packard
& Cos Sash Factory, where Mr.. STATION
had been engaged as book-keeper for sew
srAl years prior to removing to Hunts
burg. This testimonial comes from them
IS g mark Of their esteem and friendship
lor him. We have no doubt it is more
highly appreciated than words could ex-
press. It is certainly a token of personal
regard which any one might be proud.to
The Western Pennsylvania Railroad,
concerning which q good deal of interest
felt in this section, a few years since,
being revived. The line runs from
New Castle to Blairsville, Ps., where it
connects with the Pa. GENITAL. Ii has
been built and is now il running order
Blairsville and Freeport, on the
ALE ghenysriver. From Freeport it runs
iisgonally through Butler County, Pa,
New Castle, where a junction with the
Cleveland and Mahoning road is contem-
saving sixty miles tavel between
here and Philadelphia. Engineers are
making surveys for the road as origi-
lalIy contemplated.
-Buckwheat cakes are considered 8
American institution, one, too, we
Ire notafraid to endorse according to the
of our knowledge and belief" We
.pl>ssed to know that Mr.. Dan W.
lamp, proprietor of the Western Reserve
Mill, is fast friend of this peculiar in
and knowing u partially for
aid institution, "dId, of his e~n free VIII
accord, {" leave a sack of prime a. No.
buekwheat -four at the editorial domicll,
eOSoking q case of ''salt and battery"
it was proven that Camps -four
vas the genuine thing. Case continued at
ostof the dsft. F.,
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