Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-12


issuing scrip to his employees, which
authorizes any dealer in Trumbun coun-
" to pay the bearer he amount Of its
face in merchandise.
The work Of the plasterers and ma
sons on the new bank building was COM
pleted on Wednesday last. 1t now re-
mains for the carpenters and painters to
complete the handsomest building in the
MahoniRg Valley.
The Northern Ohio Dental Associa-
ton met at Youngstown ON saturday
last The attendance was large and
much interest manifested. The next
annual meeting will be held in Cleve-
land.
L. D. RUCKER, Superintendent of
the A. a g. W. r. r. has been appoint
ed General Superintendent of the Erie
Railway and all its branches, and will
remove to the General Office in New
York.
A new iron bridge IS TO be built
across MusquitO creek, on the site of the
old Heaton Bridge. in Rowland. Anew
iron bridge is also TO be built across the
Pymatuning at the center crossing in
Vernon township.
The Wauseon Fulton county, Re
publican, says that good potatoes can
now be bought any day on the streets of
hat town, at prices from IS to 40 cents
mar b,,chol Tbar- brine obo,,t -.Tortbla I
that price in Warren.
Mr.. JOSIAH ROBBINS, Jr., was award
ed a gold headed zane at the Catholic fair
held in Niles last week, as the most pop
ular man in that place. Mrs. JOSHUA
SwINDLER a handsome set Of table ware,
for being the most popular Lady.
The Trumbun National Bank has
purchased the Hoyt building, River
Block, ON Main Street; consideration
SIO.5O0. Possession given July first,
next The large store room now occu-
pied by Messrs. Hapgood Il Brown, is to
be divided into two rooms, one TO be
occupied by the Bank, and the other to
let.
"A three feet vein of coal was struck
by drillers at a depth of 80 feet, Tuesday
last week, l! miles west of the center
of Austintown, on territory owned by
Mr.. J. B. JoRDON, of Lordstown. 1t is
situate within 20 rods of the line of the
and New Lisbon r. R. DriIlingi is in
progress on other portions Of this same
territory.
Mr.. NOBLE ROBBINS, aged seventy
years, died a few days since at the resi-
fence of his son, Mr.. B. B. ROBBINS, in
Niles. The deceased was a brother of
townsman, BENJAMIN y. Robbins,
and was one of the first settlers
On the Western Reserve. He was high
Y esteemed in the community in which
he had so long resided. The funeral dis
course was preached by Elder Wake
ield.
The way Of the patent right vender
S hard. The law of Ohio requires that
N every note given for a patent right, F,
he words "given for a patent right" /
be written across the face of the
tote. That section of the law which re- I,
luired vendors Of patent rights to get a
certificate from the probate judge Of each
omty before offering to sell therein, J
been repealed. The late Legislature !
f Pennsylvania passed a law requiring /
'ersons whe sell patent rights to get q I
So, 81. Co~,,,;es;o,o-z &c ooab
A heavy penalty is incurred {
v disregarding the law. Manifestly a I
reat many persons have paid too dearly {
or patent whistles. q
j. H. RHODES, ESQ, Of cleveland, '
e observe by the Herald, has been adj
TO the bar as a member of the
gal profession, and commenced the
ractiee Of law in that city, as a partner 7
4 the new firm of PRESTIss, RHODES d S
'oRCE. Mr.. RHODES is well and very :
Ivorably known throughout northeast '
m Ohio as a scholar and gentleman,
as a successful teacher in =
ne of our most hourishing literary in \
titutions, as q brilliant and capable 4
.'urnalists, and an eloquent and infiUen- 5
al advocate Of Republican principles =
9th through the press and on the ros- N
UNI. The Herald says ''the new law Ii
viii at once take high standing at a
he Cleveland bar. The large increase .
l the business of the old firm-Prentiss "
Vorce-made the addition of another
a necessity, and the admirers of y
lr. RHODES will undoubtedly still more a
attach confidence in the new o
q
-onthe complaints OF Miss Anna Torpy L
nat Mr.. Michael Flood had been ''trifing Is
18th her affections, . Michael was COM
lifted to the subterranean solitudes i'm :
ledistely north of the court house, tech
ically designated the jail of Trumbull
MichaeTs cogitstions seem to Z
ave taken a matrimonial inclination,
nd he resolved that if the young woman :
7as willing he was ready for a compro- '
lise of the slate unpleasantness'' be- s.
xeen them, byproposing to take Miss T. b
II better or worse. The word no sooner
the fair damseI's ear than she pro- L
seded to get out a writ of habeas corpus,
nd had Michael liberated from prison c
airs to be bound by "hymen's silken
not" Mayor DAWSON was sent for, e
nd before they left the walls of the ven Il
rable county institution, ANNA and
IICHAEL were made twain. 5
P. S. Michael has left for parts I'M
nown. bad luck TO him. n
ustiee's Court. L
Monday was a throng and brisk day
t Justice DAWsoN's Office. The tonso-