Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-15
The CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1859.
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"A dance at Rogers Hotel, Johnston,
On the evening of the oath.

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"A dance at Rogers Hotel, Johnston,
on the evening Of the oath.
Prof. BaIlou will open his dancing
class at the Austin House, on tomorrow
evening.
-Dana's Musical Institute will give
the Opera Of LAILA, beginning Monday
evening, Dec. q.
A social dance and oyster supper at
J. L Walkers Eagle House, Mesopota-
mia, Thursday evening, Dec. so.
4 large key, evidently a store key,
was found upon the street last week and
lef at this office for identification.
They have Married Folks Socials''
in youngstown, at which none but mar
lied people sreallowed to be present.
The Opera of "LAILA,," with orches-
trail accomplishments, will be performed
st webb's Hall, during Christmas week.
F. NJ. Canfeld, of OrangeviIle, isabout
to establish a News Depot in that place,
where can be found a complete assort-
ment of daily and weekly papers, maya
zines, DC.
"A quarterly meeting will be held by
the United Brethren, at the church in
south Bazetta, IN Jan. LIST and I'd, 1870,
by Rev. ". Miller.
A cotiIlion association has been
formed at Newton Falls. Their evenings
for dancing are Thursday of each week
at J. F. Hills Hotel.
"A man named McAndrews, an en-
ployee at Camps fax mill, had an arm
broken, on Saturday last, by being
caught in the betting.
Mr.. h. P. Bassett has purchased for
funeral occasions in this place, the most
elegant snd costly hearse yer brought
TO Warren, for which he gave 5000.
The nailers in the rolling mill Of
Brown, Bonnen & Co., Youngstown,
have struck on account Of some diff
Guilty in reference to weighing the nails.
Petitions are being circulated in Ma
honing county asking of the privilege Of
voting on the question Of removing the
county seat from Garfield to Youngs-
town.
The horse recently stolen from RI.
Walker, OF Church Hill, has been re-
covered. He was found in Hubbard,
where he had been secreted, the night
he was stolen.
The true name Of the person arrest
ed at Sharon for robbing the house Of
Mrs. Tod, IN Youngstown, is George
Farwen instead Of Joseph Pike as given
at the time of his arrest.
The singing class of East Mecca will
give a concert at the Congregational
Church, in that place, on next Friday
evening, Dec. 18th, under the direction Of
Mr.. W. Maltby, of Bristolville.
Arrangements have been perfected
by the Masonic Fraternity Of Sharon, for
4 supper and dance at the Shenango
House, on Thursday evening, the sd
inst. Neighboring Lodges are expected
to participate in the festivities.
Frank NJ. Kelso, formerly of
Youngstown, is charged with killing a
man by the name of Montague, in Kent.
He is under bends of 5000 to appear
and answer to the charge At the Common
Pleas Court Of Portage county.
We publish in another column a
strange story Of the murder OF two men,
father and son, named Miller, of Trum-
bull county, in Indiana, a long time
age. Can any Of the old citizens of the
county tell anything about the affair?
The announcement in last weeks
CHRONICLE, OF q rrmored effort to Sc
cure the pardon Of W. P. Van Gorder,
now in the State Prison, caused consider
able talk, while . good deal of anxiety
IN relation to the matter was manifested
by many citizens.
The furnace project is looking up.
Negotiations are in progress between the
committee and Mr.. VIM. RICHARDS, an
experienced iron-master, Of Girsrd, and
the prospect Of a mutually satisfactory
Rrrangemapt between the parties il en-
couraging.
Mr., GEORGE Smith, whose accident
on the railroad we noticed last week,
died from the effects Of the same, on Fri
day evening Of the 10th inst The funer-
Ell services, hstd at the residence of the
parents Of the deceased, on Sunday after
noon. at two O'Clock, were very largely
attended
-Agentlemsn1 writes Us from Oakland,
California. under date Of Nov. 80, that on
the night previous they bad there the
first frost of the season. Weather splen-
did. We can't send SO good q report
from Ohio, where we have had an almost
uninterrupted succession Of frosts and
SHOWS for over two months.
The Hubbard Journal saws that on
Thursday night last, George Stuu, of
that place, while coming homo from
youngstown, and highly favored with
the extract Of rye, fell from the wagon
in which he was riding, the hind wheels
passing oyer one OF his legs, breaking
the bone near the thigh joint
In order 70 furnish our 1000 sub
sscribers with the Presidents Message, al
the earliest possible day, we had asup-
Elementary sheet printed, which gave
them that much extra reading. The cost
TO US wa quite an item, but we couldn't
think OF being a week behind time,
tmerely to ave SIS or 500 with so i'm
portant a document as President Grants
arSt Gnnual message to Congress.