Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-30
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"a Ha ppy New Year, to all!
See new time table at head ofthis
column.
The fremen's ball, on Christmas
eve, was a pecuniary success.
The Girard school gives exhibit
tions tonight and tomorrow night.
They dance at the Parker House,
Newton Falls, tomorrow evening.
"A Catholic fair is now in progress
in Youngstown, and will continue
till New Years.
The Disciple church at Lordstown
center will, be dedicated on Sunday,
January Sd, 1863.
Christmas was the dullest day ofthe
year, judging from the quiet that pre-
vailed on our streets.
"A Scholarship in the Union Bust
ness College at Cleveland, can be OBJ
tanned cheap at this Office.
A special term of common pleas
court for this county, commences on
the 18th of January. See advt.
-Mahoning county has bought a
new Treasurer's safe, costing $500,
and weighing 1900 pounds.
Parties having books, magazines,
ETC., to bind, should read local notice
of J. Featherstone & Co.
REV. HENRY l.. BADGER, will
preach in the Episcopal church, next
Sunday morning and evening.
-Ex-Gov. J. D. Cox has declined
the Presidency of Kenyon Ohio
College, rendered him recently.
The weather is pronounced a
superfne winter article. A little
more snow would make ''sleighing''
first rate.
BY the change in the new time
table, it will be observed that we have
a new daily Sunday train to and
from Cleveland.
Those who have donated refresh
ments to the Good Templar's Festival
will please send them to Webb's
Hall on Friday morning.
Several articles have been crowd
ed out till next week. Correspondents
will please understand from this why
their letters do not appear in this
issue.
The CHRONICLE carrier has some
thing good and nice for his town pat
rons on New Years day. Look out
for it. He is willing to take scrip in
exchange.
-Rememberthe d~onationat Webb's
Hall, tonight, for the benefit of the
poor. HE that giveth to the poor,
lendeth to the Lord" 'If you like
the security, down with the dust"
The NJ. E. Sabbath School, of
Warren, held a very pleasant festival
at the church, on Christmas evening.
The Disciple Sabbath School held its
festival in the Austin House hall,
and had a good time.
-RUKENBRoD, of the Salem Re
publican, had venison steak and a
rousing gobbler left in his stocking,
the "night before Christmas" He
will go in for Santa Claus for next
President.
The Warren, Constitution will
hereafter be published by NJ. BIRCH
ARD & WIN. BIRCHARD, under the
firm name of NJ. BIRCHARD & Son.
E. II. Ensign retires from the paper.
We wish the new firm success in
business.
See Advertisement and Local No
tice of the Youngstown Real Estate
Association. Great Prizes are offered.
Mr.. A J. PACKARD, Treasurer of the
Association, assures us that the bust
ness will be conducted on first Glass;
principles, and we do not think he
would say SO if he did not mean it.
The Ashtabula Sentinel of last
week publishes obituaries Of six mem
bers of one family, in Windsor, who
died of diptheria, within a few days
Of each other. They were the chill
dren OF Mr.. John Castle, and were
aged respectively 20, Is, I6, IA, 10 and
8 years. Three brothers and three
sisters were carried off in the short
space of about four weeks.
The annual Welsh "Eisteddfod"
was held at Youngstown, on Friday
last. Six choirs competed for prizes.
The first prize, eighty dollars, was
divided between the Hubbard and a.
Newburg Choir. The second prize,
fifty dollars, on essay, was awarded
to David J. Edwards, of Hubbard.
The prizes in all amounted 10 seven
hundred dollars.
We regret to have TO announce
the decease of Lieut.. IRWIN BUTLER,
son of ex-sherif J. G. Butler. who
died on Sunday morning last, at his
fathers residence in Cleveland, aged
p years and Is days. The deceased
for two or three years past resided in
Nashville, Tenn, where he was en-
gagged in business. We have rarely
met a more promising, worthy and
exemplary young man than Lieut..
RITTER His early death will ba
sincerely regretted and mourned by
his many friends and acquaintance.
To know was to love and esteem him
for his noble qualities of head and
heart.