Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-13
Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr.. John Moser, an old resident OF
this county, died at his residence near Cir
ard. on wednesday last, aged 70 years
General Garfield returned from Eu-
rome last week. We are glad to learn
thss his health is much improved.
Rev. Isaac Errett viii preach at the
Disciple church, in this place, next Sun
day, morning and evening.
&c. Breidenbauch has removed his up
holstery shop and store to the south room
in Kings new block, Main Street
Mr.. Fred. Stone is erecting three
large store looms on his lot, corner Of
Main and South Streets.
-Tax-psying time has come around
again, and the County Treasurer, Col.
HAYES, stands prepared to receipt for an
unlimited amount of g~reenbacks.
-CsSt. Benton, one of the Oldest resi-
dents of Pennington, died, Saturday last,
aged zinety-one years. He had lived IN
farmington Do years
Tonight, NOV, Is, is said to be the
Bath anniversary Of a remarkable display
,ofmeteors in this country and that q "spen'
,splsy" may be looked for sometime De-
tween dark and daylight.
a brakeman on the A. & G. w. R'y'
named David Goodell, wss killed near
Esteamburg, Pa, by being knocked from
the train by a bridge, on the evening OF
Nov. 8.
"A few days since, Mr. John w.
Brock. of Baconsburg, while stepping into
the post Office at that place, dropped dead.
His sudden death was caused by disease of
the heart. Mr.. Brock was aged 78 years.
"A valuable horse, b~elongingt TO Messrs.
Folsom s. Hart, being driven in a careless
manner by q couple of men, on Sunday
ransof and by some means broke one OF
its lsgs. It became necessary to shoot It
We observe by The PhiladelPhia Med
icsl Eclectic journal that Dr.. n. c. Wood
worth, of this place, has been appointed
Prof. of Surgery in the University OF
Medicine, in that city, The DR.. declines
accepting the appointment
Several days, of last week the weather
was splendid. On Monday the programme
was changed from autumnAl beauty, and
a winter scene of snow was ushered in. As
a consequence the nice roads disappeared
and the streets and sidewalks became
snowy, sloppy and sluicy.
-Itis reported that 8 meeting OF rail
road men, representing the A. &. G.. w.
Fl. Wayne & Chicago. and the Pittsburgh
&Cleveland railroads. was held at Youngs
town last Thursday, when it was arranged
to run two through trains-One each wa.
daily, via this place, between Pittsburgh
and Cleveland
Mrs. ALLISON, wife Of Mr.. E &
Allison, of this place, died very suddenl
on Tuesday evening, the 9Th inst, of ap
poplexy. She seemed in ordinary goo
health until the moment Of the attack
Her sudden death caused much surpris
and sorrow TO a large circle of friends an
acquaiHianees-
Mr.. Isaac King, Of Rowland, left a
our Office, on Monday, some specimens o
field turnips raised by him We measnr
d the largest ops5 Its circumference wa
r o feet and fve thekes. If it had bee
me asured from the atp of the nose &c tn
end Of the TAIL, e would have measure
consi daEably. Ii is lot likely any tnini
of the had viii tn-n up : beAf II soon
w iIe Mr.. J. Lane was S1sAsea'
few days since, grading on his d
south of t own, he turned up a skull {
tanning sel 'eral teeth in a good state OIL
preservation and on further examination
kettle was found. too much corroded to
tell Of what i material it was nasde-copper
or brass. The place where these relics
were found is said to have been the site o.
an Indian village.
Two men, employees n the Mahoning
r. R., were fatally injur ed last week, by
being struck while passr ng under bridges
on that road. One of the accidents &C.
Cured near Aurora a ad the other near
Briar Hill. 1t is certs inly about time the
railroad company, or some competent au-
thority, should abab those man-killing
nuisanees which spt N the track of that
road in a number of places.