Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-10-30
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new Tin and Stove Store on Main Street.
See their advertisement.
-Messrs. Park & Patch, having gone
into the fall trade on a stupendous scale,
declare their intentions in 9 half column
pronunciamento this week.
The second quarterly meeting of the
NJ. E. Church, in tins place, for this con-
ference year, commences next Saturday
afternoon.
The attention of our town readers is
called to several new Ordinances published
in this weeks CHRONICLE, relative to sew
erage, paving, sc.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Warren
Packard, now in England, for late copies
of the Times and other London newspa.
Pers.
Dogs will be dogs; hence it's not
worth while to stop and kick at every
miserable cur that snaps at you. The
game would not pay tor, the candle, as the
fellow said when tempted to look after the
flea that bit him.
"A man named Stroup, while coming
down the stairs from Keller's saloon, one
day last week, made a headlong plunge
for the foot of the stairs, which resulted
in damage to his Uranium, TO the tune of
several bloody cuts.
The heavens commenced showering
blessings on the dry earth, on Sunday
night, keeping it up for As hours, doing
inestimable good and relieving the anxiety
of many TO whom the continued drouth
was Occasloning much Inconvenience
water becoming very scarce, wells and
cisterns failing.
TX EXT News, is the name of a neat,
new, good looking, well-flled seven col
umn paper just started at the thriving town
of Kent POrtegs County, by L. D.. Dur
ban & Co. The NeUs is of the Radical
persuasion in politics, and we hope it may
long live to battle in the noble cause of
human rights.
Fish are abundant in the market
fresh from the lakes. Mr.. Ezra Haskell
placed Us under obligations, a few days
since, by sending Us a fine, large lake trout.
Our friends, Messrs. j. W. Brown & Co.,
also complimented US with a seven pound
white fish, which was very fine. Both of
these establishments keep continually lib
eral supplies of the incest kinds of fresh
fish, which, at eight cents per pound, find
ready sale
The Sharon Herald gives an account
of two men having smothered in a boiler.
Their names were Harry Thomas and
Thomas Ferrigan. Wednesday morning
last they were set to cleaning out a boiler
belonging to the Westerman Iron Co., a
job requiring to be lone once a month
About 10 O'Clock one of them was seen out,
but Te-entered the boiler, and neither of
the men were seen again until It was dis
covered they were dead The water had
been drawn off two days previous, and no
fire had been under the boiler for a week
previous.
"A few weeks since we mentioned that
Mr.. George Soule had left this place for
St. Augustine, Florida, hoping a change
of climate would improve his seriously i'm
paired state of health. He arrived there
safely, and addressed a letter to relatives
here that he was feeling comparatively
comfortable and was hopeful. a few days
later a letter was received by his friends
announcing his death his remains were
brought home, and funeral services were
held in the Disciple Church on Saturday
last. Mr.. Soule was highly esteemed in
this community, and there are many who
lament bis death.
On Wednesday evening last, about Is
minutes after nine O'Clock. asrMr. Z. II.
Allison, druggist was going from his store
TO his residence on east High Street, he
was attacked BY some unknown person
who approached him from behind, and
struck him several blows on the head and
shoulders, evidently intending TO knock
him down. Mr.. Allison gave a N alarm
and his assailant ran away, and came up
with one or more accomplices- The OBJ
ject of the assault is not understood
Mr.. Allison, owing to the darkness, could
not see the face Of the rascal. Mr.. A. was
not seriously injured.