Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-10-31
Local and

There is talk of erecting two blast fur
naces at Hubbard.
We are indebted to Mr.. IthAmer Butler
for late Nashville CTenn.) papers.
"A new rolling mill and nail factory and
two blast furnaces,-perhaps four-are to be
soon started at Youngstown.
-Ex-Gov. Tod was advertised in the
Youngstown papers to deliver a Temperance
lecture in that place, last evening.
Mr.. Newton Sheldon, of Fowler, while
riding in a buggy near Leavittsburg, on
last Saturday, was thrown out Of it and had
his lower jaw broken.
The first arrival Of snow this season,
occurred on Tuesday night Oflast week, COW
ering the ground with a thin robe that van
ished esrly next morning.
On the first page of this weeks CHRoEI-
Gle we present an abstract of the very inter-
esting Centenary Sermon delivered on the
21st inst. by Rev. r. NJ. Warren.
Mr.. O'CoNNER, senior member of the
firm of O'Conner Bros, publishers of the
Mahoning Courier, paid US a visit on Satur-
day. He reports matters as prosperous in
Youngstown.
"A couple of gentlemen, who, last Satur-
day, made the subterranesn passage of the
completed part of the new main Sewer
about 800 feet-pronouncelt well done and in
good order.
The trotting match at Ravenna, on the
10th inst, between the stations, Country
Boy and Long Island jackson, was won by
Country Boy, in three straight heats. Time
2.52-2.46-2.42.
Miss TITUS, a lady who has been blind
since four years of age, gave an interes ting
discourse at the Methodist E. Church, last
Sabbath evening. on the subject: 'ErrOrs of
Human Philosophy"
We have been requested to announce
that the United Presbyterians will hold their
communion on next Sabbath, Nov. 4 at the
Baptist Church, in this place, services COM
mencing at one o'clock, P. NJ.
Mr.. Oliver Kyle, of WeathersHeld ad-
v~ertises q sale of stock, ETC., on Saturday
next. He has recently sold his farm, one
mile north Of Miles, to Mr.. William Ward,
-one hundred and fifty acres at $50 per
acre. 1
-Mr.Ezra Haskell has purchased the
meat shop of Clemens, Trevitt s. Co., and
will continue the business at their late stand
on Liberty Street. Mr.. b. purposes fur
nishing the best meats the market of this re-
gion viii furnish. :
&C. a. Harmon and Irwin Ladd have
purchased the meat-shop and slaughter house
of Grove & Haskil, and will continue the
business at the sam place. They are both
experienced cattle men, and will doubtless
supply the public with superior meats.
The new railroad line from Cleveland
to Pittsburg, via Warren, Youngstown and
Newcastle, is completed so far as to leave a
gap o only SIX miles. Chenille of this is graded
and part of the remaining five are under
contract. 1t is nineteen miles shorter line ]
than the C. & P. road. It will probably be
completed by the first of January. !
We noticed the fact, two weeks since,
that q colored man named Day, confined in
the county Jail, had 8 needle cut out Of his
breast During the past week the surgeons l
have extracted three others, of the size known :
as button needles. One was cut from his
neck, one from his left cheek, and another
from the back of his left hand.
The New Lisbon Buckeye State gives an 7
account Of 8 very bold robbery committed re- t
Gently near that place, at the residence of
Mr.. James Crosser, residing on a farm be- !
longing ia Miss Elsie Benner, q maiden la
dy known to have considerable money! t
About dark a maa entered the house and d
suddenly threw q cloth over Mr.. Crosser's 9
head, drawing 1t tightly around his neck,
and pulling out q pistol told him to keep I
quiet or he would blow his brains out. Mrs..
Crosser and Miss Benner, being the only per,
sons in the house, could render no assistance.
The robber then called in his confederates ,
and took $4,000. No arrests made. g.
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