Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-09
LOCAL and

C. C. Burleigh lectures at Webb's Hal
this evening. Admission free.
B. F. Ruggles advertises some very fin,
leighs for sale. See local notices.
Attention is called to the prospectus o
the Ohio Former published this week.
If you want a good livery rig go to h. P
Basset's. above the Gilmore House, on Mar
ket street.
w. B. Porter was the lucky man who
drew Crawford's second picture on Saturday
night last.
Our readers wishing to purchase winter
goods should read the local notices Of D. N
Lazarus.
Our stock OF legal blanks is now full, and
will be found OF more convenient form fol
filing. &C., than those commonly in use.
-vautrot & Ackley are receiving a splen.
did stock o~fJewelry, Silver and Plated Ware
for the Holidays.
Rev. D. c. Blood, D. D., will preach the
funeral sermon of the late Rev. Benz. St
John Page, at the Presbyterian Church, on
next Sabbath morning.
We are requested to state that on &C
count Of the near approach CT the holidays
no open meeting viii be held by the Good
Templars this month.
Joseph Perkins, Of Cleveland, has been
elected President of the Cleveland d Mahon-
ing Railroad, to I'LL the vacancy occasioned
by the death Of Gov. Tod.
The letter Of Senator Morton to the New
York World, which refutes SANDERS made by
that paper, viii be found on the first page OF
this weeks issue, and should be read by ev-
eryone.
The Trumbull County AgTi cultural So
ciety will hold its annual meeting for the
election of officers on Saturday, Dec. 18th, at
the office Of A. D. Webb, on Main street. See
advertisement.
Friday and Saturday snow fell in small
quantities, and on Tuesday enough was
added TO warrant the use Of sleighs, though
the stormy nature OF the weather deferred
most people from pleasure riding.
The Dawson Fire Company give their
eleventh Annual Ball, at Webb's Hall, on
the evening Of December 2ith. From the
preparations being made We have no doubt
his ball will eclipse any heretofore given in
our town.
The rogues in our town were quite busy
last week, bu very unsuccessful. One or two
attempts to enter houses in the south part OF
town were made, but the approach of the
owners frightened the would-be thieves, and
no losses were sustained
Taxpayers, when they visit the Treas
urer's Office to pay their taxes, should take
the ~precaution to bring their road receipts
with them, as otherwise the amount Of such
receipts will not be deducted therefrom.
This is the law.
The Cleveland Leader OF Friday evening
last seemed rather inclined to doubt the
truth of our statement that the estate Of
David % would amount to something over
$4,000. We had the Information from the
best authority, and u readers can depend
upon its being true, the Leade man TO the
contrary Notwithstanding.
youngstown papers deplore their want
OF good hotels, and say that. on an avera &c
ten persons come TO Warren from that place
every day, in order to put up at a respectable
house. The village of Warren has received
at least one compliment from the city of
Youngstown. Their statistical genius has
eiphered out that Youngstown loses 5000 a
year by this little arrangement.
The mystic characters pasted on h show
DOaIOS anu leuCGS III lAlS AGASAboAAOOAt ANP
r~esenting three large Cs with a cross " the
center, are explained by a pamphlet laid on
our table his week by P. O'Connor, editor Of
the Youngstown Courier "Confessor's Con-
f~essionaI Code is the name of the book, and
it processes to be a complete expose of the
~corruptions of the Romish Confession.
The non-arrivaI on time Of our Bazetta,
Greensburg and Mecca papers last week was
caused by the mail bag being carried past TO
Burg Hill. where it was thrown of, and the
agent at that place requested to send it back
by return mail the same day. He neglected
TO end it back until Friday, and several hun
bred of our readers were thus disappointed.
A little more accommodation on the part OF
some railroad officials would be appreciated.