Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-11-28
commenced On Monday.

Court commenced on Monday.
That dutch story, on the fourth page,
Is amusing.
Methodist Quarterly meeting for this
place commences next Saturday after
noon.
The new furnace of the Girard Iron
Company will be ready for "blowing in, -
probably in a week hence.
Our thanks are due somebody for
copies of the new railroad time tables
which went into effect last Monday.
The TrunbulI county Medical SOcie-
ty meets at DR.. WoOdworth's Office, in
this place, on Friday next, Both last.
An original Thanksgiving Story,
written for the CHRONICLE, by a home
writer, appears on the first page of this
issue.
Upwards of twenty new houses have
been built in Miles, within the past two
months. It's population is estimated at
about 1900.
BY an advertisement in this paper, it
will be observed that Mr.. Henschel pro-
poses to give lessons to ladies and gentle
man in French and German.
Our thanks are due Mr.. Town, Sta
ton Agent, for fhe corrected timetable of
the main line ofthe A. & G. W. R,y., pub
lished this week.
We learn that Newton Chalker, A.
NJ, Of outhington, is Principal ola -four
ishing Seminary at Dixon, III. Success
to another of our Trumbull County boys.
-Messrs. Rush & Hamilton have thor
oughly repaired and reftted the Touring
mill in this place, known as the Der1
Mill. 1t is now one of the best in the
country.
Mr.. PsysOn Clark. of Windham, re-
ceived the contents of s pistol in his right
hand, a few days since, while fixing the
lock. The ball was extracted by DR..
Woodwork.
Our streets nave a superfuity of mud.
it flew all over a man, the other day,
who at one of the crossings met a fellow
flying BY, on horseback. He looked like
a portable piece of real estate.
The Meadville Journal tells how a
man got shot in that place a few days
since. He entered a hardware store and
got two pounds A fellow SCOT shot" at a
''salOOn" in this place the other day, forty
rods, ofshand
I'VE are indebted to Messrs. Millet &
Son, s95 Broadway, n. Y, for a new piece
of music just published by them, entitled
'our Country; a National Song, dedica-
ted to the people of the United States ."-t
Composed by DR.. W. T. Wetmore.
We are informed by the Foreman of
Neptune Fire Company No. 2, that they
have accepted an Invitation from Phoenix
Fire Company of RaTenna, TO attend their
Bah TO be given at Days Hall, on Christ
mas Eve, Dec. "a
"a oarn oeionging 70 Mr.. ID. j. Lane, +,
about 8 mile South of town, adjoining the :
Crater farm was destroyed by fire, on /.
last Friday evening, about so'clock. It :
filed with hay. The loss is estima !
ted at SB1O0 No insurance. suppos- I
to have been the work of an incendia- :
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Mr., Jesseph Fem, telegraph operator
on the a & G. w. R'y, at Windham ;.
Wasshot in the hand, in a very
way, a few days since. Some !
person, had very earelessly left a pistol
in a desk, in which Mr.. Fem had
occasion to hunt for some papers, and
while 50 doing the pistol was discharged
into his Left hand. i
AT 3 meeting of the Board of Direc- c
tors of the New Lisbon Railway Company,
held at the Gilmore Hotel, in this place, c
on the 9Th inst, it was resolved that an in G
stallment of ten per cent. upon the capital d
stock of said Company be required and
payable at the Office of the Company, at +
Leetonia, on the 10th day of December L
next, and ten per cent. every thirty days s
thereafter, until all the lnstallments are
paid, or the whole amount paid in. 4
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