Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-11-27
Town and County.
c AND PERSONAL.

IOCAL NM vi
Tomorrow is Thanksgiving.
Our thanks are due Gen. Garfield fol-
Congressional documents.
Water is very scarce in to n
wells and cisterns falling.
Attention is called to several new
Ordinances published this week.
The highways have been, for several
weeks past, in most splendid wheeling
order.
He that in business would prosper and
rise, should be industrious and literally
adve rtise.
New railroad timetables went into
effect, Monday last. on all the principal
railroads in the country.
Rev. Page breaches a Thanksgiving
sermon tomorrow, at 101, A. n, at the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Forbis, of this
place, started on last Thursday for Eng
land, to visit friends in that county
They expect to return next june.
Thanksgiving services viii be held at
the Episcopal Church tomorrow, at 1O3
O'Clock, A. NJ. Sermon by Rev. CHARLES
7. STICK.
lCourt commenced on Monday, and
true to s custom ancient as the gown and
wig, the heavens began to weep on the
self came day.
Joseph Seibold, q member Of the S7th
O. Y. L, was crushed to death o N Tuesday
of last week, by the falling of an embank-
ment in youngstown.
-Rouse's theatrical troupe gave two
performances in this place, last week, on
Friday and Saturday evenings. They
drew good houses and gave general salts =
faction.
There are always some good b ints to
be had by reading the new advertisements.
That is the place where the wide-awake
business men hang out their signs, like
ssbanners on the outer-wsll," and the Gus
TONERS, sstiIl, they come"
Our thanks are due .Messrs j. W
Brown s. Co., groeers and provision deal
ers, Main Street. for the present Of a can
Of oysters and their necessary occompani
ments. Messrs Br wn & Co. keep the
best of everything IN their line, at fair
rates.
-Messrs. Wright s. Co., of Cory, Pa,
are arranging to supply this market with
Anthracite coal, an article but little used
here, but which, if a reliable supply can
be had, will doubtless be largely used by
our citizens. It costs about $3.50 per ton
delivered.
The Meadville Journal, Of last We'd
nesday, says: "We are glad to be able to
announce that the Rev. B. Excel, pastor
of the Methodist Church in this city, who
has been sick for s number of weeks, was
with his congregation again on Sunday
last. His health is not yet fully establish
ed, vet we trust he will soon be on duty
again."
The past week hiss been full to the brim
with the old fashioned, genuine, number
one Indian Summer, with its lowering,
hAzy, dreamy atmosphere, and its big red
sun that seems to roll so sluggishly all day
long, and at eTentime, with pupil dilated
TO the size of q cart-wheel, drops into the
murky abyss of night. In the Language
of tie poet, '1Ong may it roll,
Il. Haskell & Co., of this place, com
mence1 on Monday last the sheep slaught-
ering business on q large scale, intending
to kill five thousand head, for the pelt
and tallow. The enterprise opens a good
market for dispOsing of sheep affected with
1foot-rot and other diseases. Mr.. Isaac
Kirk also intends slanghtering sheep for
the same purpose, quite largely
Our town during the past week has
been thronged with people, and our princi-
pal streets have bean all day crowded with
vehicles. The fine weather and most
splendid roads have no doubt contributed
largely to the activity. Strangers visiting
Warren frequently express their surprise
at the stir and activity prevailing,
and the numbers of fine store-rooms and
business houses on Market and Main
streets. Another year will probably wit
ness q number of fine additions in the way
of new business rooms
On last Thursday, q man from the
north part of the county stepped down the
river bank, near where stood the eas
abutment of the old bridge, which spanned
the Mahoning at this place, to get sOm'
WAFER for his team. He observed a larg'
glass jar, abouta gallon size, at the water
edge, covered with a cloth, and altogether
looking suspicious. he hunted up Mayor
Dawson, and q few others, and took them
to the spot. The jar was taken up anC
upon examination found 10 contain twC
well-formed children, evidently twins
who had been but a short time in the
situation where found. The matter is {
mystery, but viii probably be thoroughly
ove-hauled and Investigated in the higl
court o public and private gossip.