Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-02
LOCAL and Personal

The Governors Message is printed on on
first page.
The estate of Governor Tod Will amour
10 something over $4,000.
John W. Brooks has been appointed vi
lsge marshal, vice R W Baldwin, resigned.
-aessrs. Cope & Jones, of Girard, a W es
tabIished a Livery and Sale Stable at tina
place.
The head Of Main Street, near the Grets
House. is being graded preparatory to bein
paved.
The new assignment Of causes before tn
Court now in session, will be found in the re
port Of Court proceedings.
The Ashtabula & New lisbon Railroa
Isl to be sold at Master Commissioner sale o.
December l9.
Three persons were confirmed at Chris
Church., in this place, on Sunday evening b!
Bishop BedelI.
The Thanksgiving Sermon preached il
the Methodist Church on the 18th, will b
found on the outside of his weeks issue.
The Cheese Factories Of E. c. Cox & Co.
at North Bloomfield and Mesopotamia, have
suspended operation until about the first o
May.
Our readers who are about purchasing
Household Furniture would do well to read
the advertisement and local notices of Trues-
dell & Townsend.
The parties who subscribed their names
O Crawford's second picture of General
Grant will meet at the Grant Club rooms on
Friday evening next, to decide who shall be
the lucky possessor.
IT Homestead and Loan Association
held a spirited meeting on Saturday night.
SI,0S4 was realized from the sale of stock for
last month. Shares sold at a little over 81
cents on the dollar.
1t is expected that the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway viii shortly pass into the
hands of the company again. The business
affairs are now transacted by General nODe-t
E Potter, Receiver.
The paving on Market Street has been
completedt TO Vine Street. Some portions of
The road above the sewer have sunk, which
will probably necessitatc the RELAXING of
those parts in the spring.
An elopement took place from this town
one day last week, the parties fleeing from
the rigor Of the Ohio law to the more lib
ersl one of Pennsylvania, being united in
the holy bonds of paddock" in Sharon.
II horses and cattle belonging to Tod &
sehoheld, of Brier Hin, viii be sold at that
place. on December 18th. Parties desiring to
purchase some very fine and fancy stock will
do well TO consult their advertisement in this
weeks issue.
We are requested to say to the Grant
Bows in Blue tho those who hold Blouse, Cap
49, 4rz-. nffh II A pTar1U
at Truesdeu & Townsend's Furniture Ware
rooms. Those wishing to retain them can
do so for seventy-ive cents.
"A free lecture will be given on wednes-
day evening, Dec. 9th. by C. c. Burleigh, at
Webb's Hall, in Warren. Subject. -The
Duties Of the Day; The Right of Suffrage, to
Whom it Belongs; Woman's Place in the
state" Ladies especially invited
Mr.. Joseph Netterheld, in company with
John Masters, has embarked in the Grocery
and Provision business at the old stand Of
Netterfeld & Pew, two doors south of the
Trumbuu National Bank, lately occupied by
James Morrison. Advertisement next week.
DB Gilmore, of the Gilmore Hotel, lost
two Of his Thanksgiving turkeys on the
night of the 18th. We are happy to state,
however, that his table did not suffer there
by on thenext day, as the loss was promptly
supplied by new purchases.
The house Of Mr. y c Sheldon, a little
north Of the center of Gustsvus, caught fire
one day last week. but by great exertions the
building was saved without very much dam
age, The under side Of the roof was SO badly
burned that it fell through by walking over
IT.
in another column will be found an or
dinance to- prevent cattle from running at
large in the corporation limits, n repeal
ing the ordinance to that effect passed May
8, 1856. Also an ordinance requiring a side
walk to be built on both sides OF Washing
ton Avenue.
H. @. Ewalt commenced a second term in
writing on Tuesday evening, over Freeman
& Hunts Banking House. This branch Of
study has been very much neglected in this
place. Parents should give their children a
good opportunity TO become good writers.
Now is your time, young ladies and gentle
men. turn out improve your writing.
MIL Leroy, who is well known to our
citizens as a successful photographer, has
removed to Youngstown, to follow his old bu-
siness. We can recommend Mr. Leroy to the
citizens Of Youngstown as well Yersed in his
vocation, and nave no doubt lnal IN MS new
home he will meet with the appreciation TO
which his merits justly entitle him.
One evening last week, Mr.J brooks,
who resides on South Street, near the rail-
road. discovered a man placing Instructions
on the track. The person made his escape
under cover OF the darkness, and Mr. Brooks
removed the distractions, thereby saving
the up train from being thrown from the
track on that evening.
TIL firm of House & Sager, of North
Bristol, has been changed to A. A. & E. I.
House, who continue to supply farmers and
others with goods in their line at reasonable
prices. Mr.. A. A. House is one. of the best
buyers in the country, residing in New York
most Of the time, and by watching the mar
kets and buying cheap, his firm are enabled
to offer great Inducements TO their custom
erS.
The A.&G. ". R'y Co. have about COM
Melted the work OF huing in the trestleing On
the uDper road near the dam. The work is
quite an extensive one, and has been per
formed in 0 substantial manner. An arched
stone culvert, d~xty-three feet long, admits
of the passage Of a stream of water through
the embankment. The lire of the company
near this place is now in good condition for
the winter work.