Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-04-22
Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


Last Wednesday and Thursday were
v about as windy and blustry days q:
any Of the season.
The tearing down Of the old Western
Reserve Bank building was commenced
yesterday morning.
Our thanks arc due R. W. Tayler,
Esq, Comptroller Q. S. Treasury, for
public documents.
Mr.. W. o. Forrest, of St. Louis,
Missouri, will accept our thanks for q
package of St. Louis dailies.
The past few days of warm and pleas
ant weather has started the carpet of
beautiful green on the Court Yard, won
derfuliy.
The Trumbull County Medical Socie-
ty will hold their regular session, foE the
month Of April, on Friday next oath
inst.
The new advertisements in this weeks
issue will inform our readers where to
lock for cheap goods and well selected
stocks.
Miles is getting to be a lively place,
Shording US a fair proportion of local items
this week. Can't some one there keep Us
posted weekly?
DIR. Julian Harmon has resumed the
practice of medicine, and with DR.. Net
calf occupies the well-known Office on
high Street.
Saturday LAST, judging from the mum
Der of vehicles in town, must have been as
busy a day to our merchants and business
men, as any Of the season.
-Meszrs. barley & Weeks commenced
work on the sewers again on Monday,
18th inst, and have quite 8 force now at
work on Washington Avenue.
The removal of the surplus building
rubbish from around the new block On the
corner of Market and Liberty Streets, are
indications of business and taste in that
locality.
Rev. Nj. Gates, Of Baconsburgh, this
county, has accepted the pastorship of the
Disciples Church in Youngstown, and will
preach there three Sundays in every
month.
Last Friday afternoon, during the
wind storm, the smoke stack of the Falcon
Nail Factory. at Miles, was blown down.
1t was some forty feet high and came near
demolishing a residence in its fall.
Mr.. Henry Stowe, of BracevilIe,
informs Us that he is now raising a calf,
which at the age of twenty-fOur hou-s
weighed q hundred and twenty-five
pounds. This beats our friend Tew's calf
eight pounds.
The fire engine house st the foot of
Market Street has been somewhat remodel
ed to suit the convenience of the new
steamer, which is expected to arrive daily.
The steamer will occupy the second story
instead of the ground floor.
The First National Bank has moved
its business arrangements into one of the
rooms in the new block on the corner of
Market and Liberty Streets, where the
business of the institution will be carried
on until the new building is completed on
the site Of the old Western Deserve Bank.
-Messrs. Hoyt StrattOn & HapgoOd,
those enterprising drug merchants on
Main Street, have the disposition of the
stock Of drugs, oils, paints, ETC., lately in
the hands of Dr.Harmon, at No. 5 Market
Street, which they are jobbing out at cost
prices. The goods are advertised and they
Will be sold as represented.
SIS" our correspondent IN 0rangeville,
gives the particulars, IN another column,
of q most terrible accident from an oil
lamp explosion, which resulted in the
death OF Mrs. George Cane, of that village
on the evening of the l4th inst. When
will some 4 receive q merited punish
ent for the sale Of unsafe oils?
-Messrs. Taylor & Jones, attorneys al
law, who for q number of years have had
their Office on Liberty Street, last week
moved into the new block on the corner Of
Market and Liberty Streets, over the
Etore-room of NesErs. II. Stiles & Sons
Here their friends viii find them occupy
ing a suit of the most cOnmodious sod
pleasant rooms in the place for q law Office.
At the Teachers Examination held in
.his place on the 18th inst, thIrty-eigh
applicants were enrolled, five males and
thirty-three females. Twenty-Five certif-
estes were granted, two 20 males and
twenty to females; sixteen we're rejected,
three of them being males and thirteen
females. The terms of con inuanee to the
certificates granted were one for twenty
tour months, two for eighteen months,
eleven for twelve months and eight for SIX
months.