Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-08
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Court adjourned last Wednesday
morning.
Examination for school teachers will
be held at Garfield on the 18th inst.
The Board Of County Commissioners
are in session this week at the Auditors
Office.
The colored folks intend to have an
s'emaneipstion ball. at Webb's Hall, in
this place, January l.
Although snow falls every day, there
is not enough for sleighing, and the
roads are in bad condition.
-westerman & Co., of Sharon, claim
to make a quality of sheet iron equal to
the Russia imported article.
The Good Templars of Girard will
give an entertainment at the School hall
on next Friday evening, the 10th inst.
Mr.. n. ]. Hyde sends US a letter
from Missouri. 1t gives some interest
ing information relative to Southwest
'ern Mo.
500 acres of valuable real estate Of
fered for sale in Southington. Read the
advertisement in this paper, giving par
ticulsrs.
Sec notice of the Trumbun County
Agricultural Society's Annual meeting,
published this week among the new ad-
vertisements.
The Juvenile Singing Class at Girard,
o., will give a concert next Thursday
V under the direction of Mr.. W. Malt
by, Of BTistolvile.
s. R. Chryst & Co., bought, oil FRI
day last, of Mr.. Hatfield, of Newton, 8
Chester White hog is months old, which
weighed, dressed, 60 lbs.
"A St. Johns commandery OF Knight
Templars was instituted on the oath ult.,
in Youngstown, by Heman Ely, Grand
Commander Of Knight Templars Of
Ohio.
The Board Of Edueation OF Canfeld
have secured the services, SIS teacher in
the secondary department Of the union
schools, OF Miss Mary Christy, Of this
place.
Mr.. Martin Barnhisel, of Liberty,
had one bone Of his right wrist broken
and the other ~dislocated, on the 2lst ult.,
by slipping and falling as he wa going
out Of his house.
Tine CHRONICLE Carrier is preparing
to greet his patrons in town with an orig
inal gush of sentiment on New Years
morning, executed in the neatest style
Of the art topographic.
a few days since A. Casterline bought
Of d. D. Marvin, Of Bazetts, Tn head of
two year old steers, the aggregate weight
of which was 14,SOs lbs, an average
weight Of 1880 As lbs.
The Bolivar (Missouri) Free Press,
of Nov. ., says that the Sherman House
in that place has been purchased by
Messrs. A. & ]. a. Whaley, of Trumbull
county, Ohio. for 3 $500 cash.
The number Of paupers in the Maho-
ming County Infirmary IS shown by
their report Oct. 1, is IS. The receipts of
the institution were S1,464.07, while the
expenditures amounted to s7,OOS.S2
"A few nights since a lighted stump
Of . cigar was thrown into a spittoon
made of o small box filed with saw-dust,
in q house in Hubbard. The next morn
ing q hole about a foot in diameter was
found burned in the floor.
Our shopkeepers report that the
agents of Santa Claus are already on the
move, making holiday selections. Santa
has been reading the ads. and locals in
the Chronicle, and knows where TO
call for nice things and plenty Of them.
Prof BaIlou, of Cleveland, will open
a dancing school at the Austin House,
on the 10th inst, where the young and
old, who may be SO inclined, can receive
instruction in the eight fantastic and
the grscefuI movements of the thurman
form divine" For particulars see I1Sal
notice.
The Warren papers are calling for
clean street crossings. These Warren
folks are unreasonable. We, here in
Youngstown, are glad to have streets OF
Gay kind without the crossings. This is
not owing to a want OF taste in Youngs-
town, but because most OF them can
szim.-V IndiodtOT.
James II. Dumars, son OF Col. James
Dumars, foraerly Of this place, has be-
come editor and publisher OF the Tribune
newspaper, published at Stockton, Cedar
county, Missouri In the newspaper
and printing business MIR. Dumars is
native and to the manor born" Of his
success we have no fears.
The gainesville, Youngstown and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company was in
corporated OF the Sd inst The proposed
road is to run from gainesville to
Youngstown, through the counties Of
Lake, Geauga. Trumbull and Mahoning.
The capital stock Is Sl,OOo,OOO, and the
corporators are Reuben Hitchcock, A.
wilcox, j. s. Easement, C. V. n. Kilt
ridge, Geo. W. Steele, David R. Page,
Chas. A. Avery and D. 7. Easement.
One of the thieves, named Joseph
Pike, who robbed the residence of Mrs
David Tod, in youngstown, a short time
since, was arrested in Sharon, last week,
where he tried to sell TO Mr.. Morgan, a
jeweler, a piece Of silver, which by an
inscription was recognized as a present
to Mrs. Tod from her daughters, Grace
and Sallie. Mr.. Morgan had the thief
arrested, and he was subsequently hand
I'D over to = Youngstown officer.