Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-12
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Sc Dr.. srEwARrs local notoe.

See DR.. STEwARTsl local notice.
Col. Joel F. Asper, NJ. c., spent a few
days in this place last week.
arrangements have been made 10
have Main and Market streets sprinkled
this summer.
The members Of the Rebecca Degree
viii meet at the Hall of the L. Q. o. F. on
Friday, May als+
Mr.. B. CRASAsE has just returned
from the east with q fine stock OF every
thing nice in the shoe line.
Rev. Monroe Will preach at the
Disciple church in this place, next Sab
bath morning and evening.
There are a number of things worth
knowing to be learned from our new ad-
Yertsements and local notices.
A strong force is now operating ca
the Niles and New Lisbon R. p, be-
tween Garfield and Mineral Ridge.
The N. E. Sabbath School of this
place viii hereafter meet at 9 O'Clock in
the morning, instead Of in the afternoon.
We have remodeIed our time table.
It now occupies less space, is more ON
yenient, and can be relied upon as cor
rect
Col. Hayes, county Treasurer, gives
notice to-day in this paper that he is
ready to receive the June installment Of
taxes.
-Trumbun Temple, No. Is, 1. o. G.
T, meets next Friday evening. The
members are earnestly requested to at
tend.
On account of the scarcity Of bidders
being present on Wednesday last, the
Island Mil property was not sold as adj
vertised.
Mr.. D. ". CAMP of the Western Re
serve Touring mills, is now running a
2 for the delivery Of fiour TO fami-
lies of this place.
The Trumbun County Medical So
ciety viii meet Friday, May 18th, at 1Ol
A. NJ, st the Office Of Harmon & Metcalf
on High Street
Mr.. JOHN ANDERSON has reopened
with q large and superb stock of grocer
les at the old stand Of Anderson q Rupp.
Success TO trade.
-Rumor has it that the Erie Railway
Company propose building a Rolling
Mill and furnace at Niles for the manu-
facture of railroad iron.
The contract for erecting an iron
bridge over Mosquito Creek on the State
road in Rowland township, was awarded
TO Nj. q. King on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Amos Weiss, of Champion, is
the owner of a this springs lamb, which
when one-half day old, weighed fourteen
pounds. 1t is of the Cotswold breed.
The Hartford and Burg Hill sing
ing classes united, will give a grand con-
cert in Hartford, Thursday evening, May
Goth, under the direction Of C. C. Case.
The town council of Garrettsville say
'Your money or your dogr' The eoun-
ell has passed an ordinance levying ajax
Of one dollar per head per dog. Agreed.
The qualified electors of Niles, will
meet in the Town Hall on Saturday even
ing I'D inst, to decide upon the tax to
be levied for school and building pur-
poses.
Mr.. o. S. LYFoRD, who has for sew
sral years been Division Superintendent,
succeeds Nj. RUCKER in the General
Superintendency Of the A & G. W. Di-
vision.
The law breakers of Niles are being
punished for their disregard of existing
ordinances, by the Mayor of that place.
There were six before his Honor last
week.
Upon Monday of last week, Mrs.
Eliza F. Evans, Post Master at Ravenna,
took possession of the Post Office, her
appointment having been received on
Saturday.
The partnership existing between
Messrs. J. Il. FLUHART and EDWARD )
BUTLER of the Niles Independent, wa
dissolved on the Sd inst, Nj. BUTLEI
Withdrawing.
Jos. STEWART, Of Mineral Ridge, and
J. R. NOBLE, of Niles, are candidates fol
the Office of Justice Of the Peace fol
Weathersheld township at the election
on the 18th inst
The first quarterly meeting OF th'
spiritualists of Pennington and vicinity
will be held at West Pennington, il
Union Hall, on Saturday and Sunday.
NAY p and %. See local notice.
For the convenience Of dispstchinG
trains ON the Mahoning division at thil
place, the wires of the Union Telegraph
Company have been tsppsG and an omc'
established at the lower depot