Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-12-23
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The Old Folks Want IT. The Young
Folks Must Have IT. The Children
Like 1t!
For more than fifty years the WEST
ERN RESERVE CHRONICLE has made
its weekly visitstO hundreds andthou-
sands of fresides in TrumbunC County.
We hope and expect that in very
many instances the CHRONICLE wlll'
for wears to come, be thus greeted by
subscribers Of five, ten, twenty, ano
eve up to forty, and in a few
stances, fifty years standing, and by
the children and grandchildren Of its
early patrons. We also desire to com
mend the CHRoNICLEto those citizens
of the County who are not at present
subscribers. We intend to spare no
pains or reasonable expense to render
it acceptable to the people ofTrumbull
County as q faithful reporter Of all
local events worthy of record that may
come to our knowledge in due season.
While we shall continue firm in the
support Of sound Republicanism-or
Radicalism, If you choose TO so desig-
nate the principles this paper has long
advocated while the political
tone of the paper shall be q distinctive
feature, we shall however regard it as
a high and pleasing duty to give all
questions, subjects, projects, enter
prises and interests involving, point
ing to, or in any important degree az
fectinp the moral, social, intellectual,
uoIiticalan material progress and wel-
fare of the County at large, or any part
thereof, not inimical to the whole, a
fair andimpartial advocacy or hearing
inthe CHRONICLE. Indeed we regard
it the more especial duty and mission
ofthe local or Country Press tomake
its "Home News" a leading feature OF
its columns. In this respect we do not
think it presumption to say that the
CHRONICLE has earned the reputation
Of Being one of the very best County
in the State. This is in
no small degree complimentary to the
intelligence and public spirit of the
people OF the County, without whose
aid the paper could not be kept in so
hourishing a condition.
We hope sometime in the coming
year to make further and quite mate
rial improvements in the CHRONICLE,
it being our desire and aim to print
one of the largest and best County
Papers in the Union.
Politically the CHRONICLE shall
strive to be reliable and radical in the
cause of right.
The General News of the day, for
eign and domestic, will be given in
their essence.
The Market Reports, Cattle and
Produce, shall hereafter. as during the
past year, receive careful attention.
The New York, Chicago and Pitts
burgh Cattle Markets, the Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and Warren
Produce and Butter and Cheese
Markets, will be found to be gathered
from reliable sources andto be correct
Iy reported each week.
As the official paper of the County,
and also Of the Town, it viii publish
all the legal notices andimportant adj
vertisements of the Sheriff, Clerk,
Auditor, Probate Judge and Treas
urer, and also the Ordinances of the
Council. To business men, and wide
awake persons generally, this should
be 8 consideration of much import
anee.
In the item of Court Proceedings,
we will have regular and careful re-
ports, a. also Of the Commissioners
Sessions, and of any other important
County matters. These features of the
paper we shall aim to make as COM
plete and interesting as may be pos
sible.
Township Correspondent will often
furnish readable and interesting items
of the current history of the several
towns, Al well as entertaining rem
i~niscences of earlier periods.
We thank our old subscribers for
past faxors, and ask them to renew
their subscriptions, and we prom
Use them their moneys worth a half
dozen times over. Two dollars ayear,
or less than four cents a week, is a
triAe for a large home newspaper.
Don't try to get along without it.
You can hardly afford to be ignorant
of things happening around you,
when to be informed costs so little.