Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19
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There is a demand for dog muzzles.
Town dogs are having the loekjaw;
Fishing reported good now in The
Mahoning.
"A smart hailstorm visited this Sec
ton On last Sunday.
A big frost now would squelch the
fruit crop around kere. -
An unusually large amount of fax
has been put in this spring.
The Union House at Garrettsville,
has been closed for the want of patron
age.
w. S. BENTON, of Mecca, at Powers
old stand, has RECEIVED his new stock of
spring goods.
Friday, June Is, Will be commence
ment day at Western Reserve Seminary,
West Pennington.
The attention of the ladies is called
to the card of Miss Ross, dressmaker, in
the local notices.
Mr.. THOMAS CREED, of Braceville,
died suddenly, last Friday evening, just
after eating supper.
President Atwater of Hiram College
viii preach at the Disciple Church next
Sabbath morning and evening.
The Trustees of Niles have issued a
notice forbidding the sale of meat by
butchers or others on the Sabbath day.
The subscription books to the capital
stock of the Niles and New Lisbon Rail
road Company, viii close on the 31stinst.
"A dog, by It's actions and condition,
supposed to be mad, was killed on Mon
day, by Mr.. J.. \. GREEN, near the fair
grounds.
It is said that a greater breadth of
land is being cropped in this county this
season, than during any n of the fifteen
years last past
"A COW belonging to a man named
ALLEN, living on Quinby Hill, was kill
ed on Monday night last, on the railroad
track, by a passing trainG cars.
Parties desiring to have the feathers
of their beds renovated, are directed to
the advertisement of Messrs. BLAIR &
DowSER, in this weeks issue.
"A Feinian organization has been
formed at Niles, numbering thirty.
They expect to be uniformed and equip
ped by the fourth of July next.
The iron for about ten miles of the
northern division of Che New Lisbon
Railway has been received, and work
men are engaged putting ii down.
Every few days this spring long
trains of emigrants pass through here
on the A. d &C. W. Railway. They are
mostly Germans and Swedes, going to
the northwest
The Council of the Incorporated VII
lage of Middlefeld, Summit Co., have
passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale
of intoxicating liquors, and ordering all
saloons selling the same to be closed.
The old bridge across the Mahoning
at Niles has been torn away. Its place
is supplied by a ferry boat, under the
direction of Mr.. Samuel Walker, who
proposes to carry pas sengers or freight.
The thanks of the employees of this
Office are returned to Mr.. F. A. CLARK
for the refreshing draughts of soda wa
ter furnished them from his fountain,
which is now in full running order in
the Post Office.
There were three deaths at the Coun-
ty mfrmary, from April to May Il,
namely: April 5. Alexander Henderson,
aged As, years. May 3, Anthony Black
burn, aged 65 years. May II, Mary Ar
mitage, aged so years.
The Sabbath schools of the Congre-
gationalist and Free VIII Baptist Church
es of Mecca, reorganized on Sabbath last,
and elected respectively as superintend-
ents, Messrs. CYRUS H. SMITH and W.
Is S. BENTON, for the ensuing year.
Mr.. F. P. GREEN has purchased the
entire stock of cheese of the Windsor fac
= tory, at seventeen cents per pound Mr..
ANDREW Poe. of Ravenna, has purchas-
ed the stock of cheese Of the bloomfield
factory, at sixteen cents per pound.
Mr.. JoRDoN informs US that he has
struck another vein of coal on his land
in Austintown, three and a half feet
thick, and within twenty feet of that
mentioned last week. 1t seems quite
certain that a considerable basin Of coal
exists in that locality.
Rev. J. B. DAVIDSON, Late Of Farm
ington, will preach at the Congregational
Church at Mecca, on the Goth inst, and
continue every Sabbath alternately.
Rev. E. II. HIGBEE, will preach at the
same place, commencing June 9th, and
continue every other sabbath.