Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-12-22
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER ., 1859.
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LOCAL and
Reader, the CHRONICLE wishes you
merry Christmasr'
A white raccoon was caught in Colts.
vile a few days since.
There will be services at the Episco-
pal church on Christmas eve and morn
ing.
The A. q G. W. R'y consumed the
past year $4,000 cords of wood and $1,000
tons Of coal.
Opera of LAILA, at Webb's Hall,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights
of next week.
The Methodist Sunday School of this
city hold a festival at the church. on Fri
day evening next.
The evenings OF the Newton Falls
Cotillion parties have been changed from
Thursday TO Friday.
Rev. VIM. Potter has been engaged
TO supply the Garrettsville Congregation
al Church for one year..
Mr.. VIM. Hazen, known to many Of
our citizens, has removed from Rsvenna
to Marion, in this State.
Miles has % drinking saloons, which
sell $S5, 900 worth per year. So says the
working Mans Friend"
REV. HOWE, of New York, is hold
ing a series of evening meetings in the
Disciple Church of this placs.
If you know of any body that has
lost a COW, send them to R. A. Baldwin,,
of this place, for further information.
"A hack line between here and Shar-
on has been renewed, leaving Warren
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
According to the Receivers report,
the net earnings of the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway last year were s6SS,
O6s.
The qualified voters Of Niles are to
meet on Wednesday, the 18th inst, to
elect a Mayor, vice z. FAX Moore, re-
signed.
Parties to whom . diplomas were
awarded at the last fair, are requested to
call at the Office of A. D. Webb, and OBJ
tain the same.
Levi Post, a few days ago, while op-
Grating a planning machine at Kent, be-
came entangled in the machinery and
was seriously injured.
WIN. T. Spear, Esq, and Judge
Spear, have removed their office to the
SPLENDID new room on the second floor
of the First National Bank.
Mr.. Isaac Lee, of Pennington, in
forms US that he killed a pig a few days
since, which weighed, when dressed,
S4S pounds. Try again "Mesopo."
-Painesville has authorized Hon. Pc
ter Hitchcock to ascertain on what terms
Warren will cooperate in building a rail-
road from gainesville to Youngstown.
"A New Lisbon youth, love sick and
disappointed, went to a drug store for
poison. The druggist gave the would-be
suicide a powerful emetic. He threw
the girl up and was cured.
The Welsh Congregational and Bsp-
fist choirs in Hubbard, have united to
compete with any other party for the
prize to be awarded at the Brookheld
Eistedvod, on Christmas.
"A writer in the Niles Independent
s xys that that village is drunk from one
end to the other on Saturday night, and
can show more broken noses and black
eyes on Sunday morning than any town
in the State, Of the same size.
"A letter on the first page tells about
things in Iowa, as they appear to a
TrumbuH county man. Another letter,
on u second page, from Mr.. Z. {. Sher-
man, late of this office, reviews Mr..
CampbelI's late address on Kansas, made
before the Niles Emigration Society,
The necessary negotiations between
the Warren committee and Mr.. Richards,
relative to the erection of a furnace here,
are progressing finely, and it is expected
that the matter will be arranged satisfae- 4
torily to both parties this week. /
-Messrs. A. B. d c. Merrill, Of Paris,
Portage county, nave sold to Mr.. A. Cas-
terline, OF Bazetta, q monster steer, six
years old, III hands high, 9 feet and 4
inches in girth, I6l #. from end of nose
to tip of tail, and weighs $500 pounds.
Isn't he a rouser?
Mr.. George Allen, of Greene, on the
sth inst, butchered a spring pig, which
weighed 1921 pounds. Mr.. G. A Martin
killed two pigs from the same litter, one !
weighing 362 and the other 2e7 lbs. The
pigs were bred by Mr.. J.. NJ. Shaw, and
were of the Chester White breed. Greene
is ahead as far as heard from.
We would call the especial attention
of u readers to the article we publish
this week from DIR. Julian Harmon, in s
regard to Infrmary matters His sug- I
gestions, we have no doubt, will be re-
garded by all who feel a genuine interest {
in the provision made for the poor and !
unfortunate, as not demanding anything
unreasonable or improper. !
An organization, consisting Of able 8
bodied young men of SoEthington, and !
divided into two equal parties, is now
vigorously engaged in a rat and mice !
hunt. The affair is to wind up with an /
oyster supper, on New Years day, to be
given by the side failing to produce the '
greatest number of tails; the tails of 1
three mice being equivalent to n rat s
An organization Of this kind was formed !
in Southington about two years ago, /
which effected a scarcity Of rats and mice !
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