Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-01-22
Town and County.
@ AND PERSONAL.


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Hon. J. A. CARRIED will accept our
thanks for g copy of the acts of Congress
relating 10 Loans and the Currency, from
1890 70 1867.
A lodge of Good TemplArs, to the
number of 80 members, was instituted at
Girard on Sunday evening last, by S. P.
Draa, D. G. ". c. T., Of tins place.
Snow TO the depth of from eight to
sen inches fell during Monday night and
Tuesday morring-making the finest
sleiehing of the season, which is being
improved.
The rolling mill Of the Packard s.
Barnum Iron Company. at this place,
which has been stopped for some weeks
and undergoing repairs, resumed opera
tons last Monday morning.
Mr.. W. B. Porter has opened an Of
fee for the practice Of law, on Main street.
sSe feel confident that any business en-
trusted to his care viii be promptly and
faithfully attended TO-
Samuel Clinton, Esq of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, one of the leading lawyers
of that State, was in town last week. Mr..
Clinton formerly resided in Vienna, in
this county, and is the son of the late DR..
Clinton of that place.
Theodore Tlton, of New York, n
of the most able and brilliant editors and
writers of the age, viii deliver the fourth
regular lecture of the Warren POlemic
Clubs course, at Webs Hall, on Satur-
day evening, February LIST.
DIR. F. Meyer, late of Pennington,
comes to Wsrren for the purpose Of ma
t.ag this place his home and to practice
his profession. DR.. II. comes we'll recon-
mended, and we have no doubt b will
receive . fair support and make many
friends.
"A new timetable Of the A & G. W.
Railway, and the Aahoning Branch, went
into effect Monday, the 10th inst. Very
little change is made in the passenger
trains, except that Of the Youngstown and
Cleveland Express, which arrives from
Cleveland at $50 P. NJ, instesd of s:O2.
The annual meeting for the election
of omcersfor the Trumbull National Bank,
70 serve the ensuing year, held on the l4th
inst 4, resulted in retaining the old board
Of 1867. as follows: President, ChArle'
Smith; Cashier, Us. Edwards; Directors
Harmon Austin, d. W. Smith, Warren
Packard, O. A. Harmon, K. S. Parks snC
Darius Baldwin.
The late cold weather served to freezt
ice on the river to s favorable thickness
for cutting and packing, and our ice deal
ers were busy during the past week in I'LL
ing their ice-houses in and near the town
The article secured is represented as beinI
of sgoOd quality.
The new and elegant block that grace
ths corner Of Market and Liberty streets,
is fast approaching completion In
rooms are being finished of in good tast
snd in the best of style, and the Presen
indications are that they will all be occu
liable early IN the spring. The entiE
block Is very much admired, and reflect
~-eAteeedit upon its designers and builders
At the annual meeting for the election
soarx of the First National Bank O
Warren. hSd on the 18th inst' the TO
- nHemen were elected 10 serv
che ensuing yesr, being tie same as 70
1oa- p-es;d. sut, q. B. Perkins; Cashier
NJ B.. Tsylsr ; Directors, F. KininAr
samuel ouinby, L. J. Iddings, B. P'1@
esOn snd John d. AeCombs.
The donation party for the benefit {
Rev. R. N. Warren, Whieh met IN u
basement Of the N. z. Church on Las
"wednesday evening, was n pleasant j
every respect and participated in by a lArg'
number, mostly those composing the con
gregation. Especially did the yOunge
portion of the party seem to enjoy them
selves. The amount donated reached bet
ter b one hundred and fifty dollars.
The following statement of the iro
an coal business of the Atlantic an
Great Western Railway, for the past yea
we find in the Cleveland HsrGId, probabl
derived from oficial sources. "Durir
the year 1867, the A s. G. W. Railwi
delivered 27l ,4S7 net tons Ofcoalin Clev
land. The same road forwarded 1909,
gross tons of iron ore, leaving on !
docks January LIST, 1868, 65,4S gross tor
They are now forwarding shout ~ c
loads of iron per day. The whoie amoa
of iron ore received on its docks onrn
that year was 1882 gross TONS" Fro
the shove it appears that the average a
" transportation of coal to Cleveland e
Guiding Sundays, is q triAe over e61 Hl
This does not include the coal deliver
TO furnaces, SC, in Youngstown and
points on the line Of the read. AddI
these the coal traffic Of the road will
fall short Of 1900 tons daily.