Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-02-26
Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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Counterfeit tens on the Market Ma,
tional Bank of New York City are said Il
be in circulation.
From the action of cur Town Council
it appears we are to have an extension tC
our Corporate limits.
The lectures at Webb's Hall, on mex.
Friday and Saturday evenings, will be OF
an interesting as well as scientific nature.
The Johnston Literary Association
give an entertainment in the Methodist
Church, in that place, on the evening OF
Wednesday, March 4th.
Read the advertisement for an extern
sion of the corporate limits of the village
of Warren, under the head of new adver-
tisements.
The Masquerade and Fancy Dress
Ball had at the Austin House, on Friday
evening last, was q very fine and pleasant
affair. The Masks represented various
characters and several N~ationalities
The members of Company "A'' 51st
o. V. L, are requested to call at the office
of F. E. Hutchins, Esq, and secure their
discharges, which have just been receive ed
from the Adjutant General of the State.
We learn that a revival is in progress
at the Congregational Church at West
Pennington, under the supervision of Rev.
Mr.. Westeryelt, Of Oberlin, and that E
number have been converted, while the
interest in the meetings is still increasing.
The Western Reserve Seminary, at
Pennington, is represented as being in q
prosperous condition, with Prof. Craft as
the Principal The present winter term
closes tomorrow, 9th inst. Prospects for
a fun attendance at the spring term are
said to be verv catering.
Prof TlngIe5, Of Allegheny College,
delivers the sixth and seventh Lectures of
the Polemic Clubs Course, at Webb's
EaIl, on the evenings of Friday and Sat-
urday, next. His subject for Friday eve
ming WILDE the '@Correlation-o Of Forces.
That for Saturday evening wall be ''oxy-
gen and its Relation to Life and Matter"
Tho Warren Homestead and Loan
Association held their second monthly
meeting on last Saturday evening, at
Webb's Hall, some $500 was loaned to
members of the Association. The books
are to be closed after their next meeting,
altar which time a premium will be at
tacbed to she shares.
The season OF sugar making will soon
be at hand, and it Is time toget ready for
it. The prospects are, that after so steady
a winter when the breakup comes, the
sugar season win open at once, and may be
short. If every thing is ready a short
season is said to be the most Profitable, but
the loss Of a few days at first of the run
may make it scarcely worth attending to.
Quite a collision occurred in from: of
our Office on last Saturday afternoon,
which resulted in the smAsh-upof couple
of vehicles. The street was quite crowd
ed at the time, and in making the attempt
to turn on for an approaching wagon, a
horse that Nj. Vim. Ray Ess driving be-
came unmanageable, causing the collision
The mother Of Mr.. R. was with Kim in the
buggy at the ime, and was thrown out,
but fortunately was notseriously hurt.
All persons who expect to avail them
selves of the privileges of the national
bankrupt act should file their petitions be-
lore March as there is an unsettled
question as to whether the one year.
within which discharges without the con-
sent of creditors can be granted to debtors
whose assets do not pay fifty per cent. of
the claims against the estate, began March
2, 1867, the date of the approval of the act
or JuneI, he date of its fun operatiOn-
The latter opinion is probably correct, but
petitions filed before March 2 will be sure
to be all right