Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-11-25
i~eighborhOOd News.


Olive Logan lectures in Rsvenna on Janu.
airy Cd.
The Ashtabula County Musical Convention
meets at Geneva on Tuesday, Dec. LIST.
They forgot to elect a County Surveyor in
Crawford county, Pa, at the October elec,
ton!
The Union, Of Garfield, has changed editors
W. B. Dawson retiring, and J. V. Lewis as
summing the vacant chair.
A youth Of seventeen summers, native Of
C~Onneaut, Pa, lately married a young miss
several years his Junior. They're gushers!
General Fitzpatrick lectures in Canton on
Dec. 4th, for the benefit Of the G. 4. r.. Sub
ject-"Sherman's Grand March TO the Sea-
The second Sunday in December is to be
observed by the Ohio churches as a day Of
special prayer and effort for a blessing on
their sunday-school work.
4 deer weighing 90 pounds, probably the
largest ever shot in the Allegheny Valley,
was killed at Tionesta, Pa, last week, BY a
party ofhunters.
Assistant Bishop Rt. Rev. G. I. Bedell, d.
D., will % firm the members ofthe conhrma-
ton class in st. Johns church, in Youngs-
town, Oh Monday evening, Nov. SOth.
The SJark COUNTY Republican and the Ohio
Repository, published in Canton, have been
consolidated. The Repository is one Of the
oldest papers in Ohio.
On Monday of last week. the family of the
late Gov. Tod commenced moving into the
new residence which he had completed in
so magnificent a style just before his death.
WI hundred and fifty sheep were sold in
Cleveland OF Thursday last, for five cents a
head, the seller retaining the hides, n the
purchaser slaughtering the animals. Mutton
is cheap.
A drumming match, for the championship
of the State, took place the other day at
Cleveland. between Robert Henry Hender-
shott, the ''drummer-boy of Rappahannock,-
and Mr.. Hellrigle, Of Dayton. The latter
won.
The Dayton Journal says: David COover,
aged bOu thirty years, and measuring only
flrenuy-eigh inches in height, died in Butler
township the other day. He was an estim-
able gentleman, of more than average INTEL
and of very active habits.
VIM. Miller, of Butler county, Pa, while on
a visit to F. Reinholdt, of Lawrence cou nty
received kick in the face from a horse. He
went into the stable to take the harness of
a horse, and was found a few minutes after
ward with his face completely broken in.
Rev. Arthur Bogdan, of Bethlehem in
Judea, preached last Sabbath in the Baptist
church in Youngstown, on the sufferings Of
The Christians in Turkey. Next Sabbath he
will preach in the morning in the P~resbyter-
an church, and in the evening in the NJ. Z.
church Of that place.
The County Treasurer's Office in Garfield
broker open on last Wednesday night,
put at last accoun it was not aseertained
the robbers had succeeded in OBJ
any money or not, as the key hole Of
he vault was plugged in such a manner as to
render it impossible TO open it.
Mrs. Jones, OF Dayton, woke her husband
1 few nights since, saying she had dreamed
hat she wa blind. She fell asleep again,
the dream was repeated. Her husband
rose, and Upon lighting the gas, discovered
hat she was totally blind, in which condi-
ion she still remains.
The New Castle, Pa, oo'uoat says: The
at the upper end of Beaver street, fell
on Monday of last week, and buried a man
" The name of Edward Graham about nine
inches in the sand. When he wa taken out
{ was found that one arm and some of his
were broken. At first no hopes Of his
recovery were entertained, but it is now |.
bought he win survive.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax was married at An
lover, A~shtabula county, on Wednesday
to Miss Ellen NJ. Wade, daughter Of the
ate t. L. Wade. and neice of Hon. BENJAMIN
:. Wade. Miss Wade, who is now in her
year, was born and raised in
Andover, ana-is n most estimable lady.
he Grant Boys, with a brass band, called o
Ir. CoIfax at Mrs. T.. l. Wade's residence,
nd serenaded him, ne making n happy
peech in response