Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-11-17
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Please bear in mind the above items.
C and PERSONAL
See the Supplement for interesting
and amusing reading.
The grand jury, at the present term
of court, nave found sixty indictments.
Blind Tom will perform at Webb's
Hall, next Wednesday evening, Nov. 81.
The winter term of the W. R. Semi
nary, West Pennington, commences
Nov. 80.
Fifty years ago this month, Nov,
1919, the NJ. E. Church of Warren was
organized.
j. H. Felt's next term of School viii
commence Monday, Nov. %, at Brook
field Centre.
The Post Office will be closed on to-
morrow, excepting from % to 10l A.. NJ,
and 6 to . P. NJ.
Tickets for reserved seats to Blind
Toms concert, may be had in advance at
Porter's book store.
Our thanks are due Gen. Garfield for
the Congressional Globe and Appendix
of the 10Th Congress.
Fifteen inches of snow fell at Raven
na, on Sunday. It'll inst. II was about
four inches in Warren.
Prof. B. A. Hinsdsle, of Alliance, will
preach at the Disciple Church in this
place. next Sabbath morning and eve
ming.
-Sleighs now being in demand those
wishing that article should read the ad-
yertisement of Drennen & Goist in anoth-
er part of this paper.
The Warren Firemen propose 10
have a ball at the Austin House, some
time during the holidays.
AT the last regular meeting of Trum-
bull Temple No. 49, I. o. CT, they unan-
imously voted to retain the Degrees.
Send US your neighborhood news,
great and small. Don't mind how you
scratch it down. The printer will slick
1t up.
We issue a ten column Supplement
TO the CHRONICLE this week Our read
ers viii notice that we give in both sheets
about 20 columns of good reading mat
ter.
Union Thanksgiving services, to-
morrow, will be held per agreement oil
the pastors of this place, in the Baptist
Church. Sermon by Rev. Robert Ielford,
commencing at lO1 o'clock.
-Messrs. c. & L. Hickox, OF Mecca,
advertise a public sale of stock, grain
farming implements, &c, th~ree-fourths
of a mile west of Powers Corners, on
Thursday, Nov. 25, at 10, A. NJ.
Capt. A. J. Dyer, of Ravenna, is about
10 remove 10 Youngstown, there 10 enter
upon the practice OF law IN associaLlon
with Col. L. b. Taylor, Of Warren. 1he
st,Ie of the new nrm Is Taylor q Dyer.
Christian Mumart, of Gustavus, is
going to Kansas. lie therefore adver-
tises, by hand bills, a publlc sale at his
r-esIaence, Tuesday, Nov. 80, OF farm
stock, produce, furniture, &c. Sale al IL
a. NJ.
See Goldstein's new advertisement.
This oIdsSt established clothing house in
TrumbuIl county is having a splendid
trade this fall, Notwithstanding the gen.
eral cry Of dull times. Call and see for
yourself.
The gentlemen who left this place
about two weeks since for a hunt in the
mountains of Pennsylvania, returned on
Friday last. Their luck was not re-
markable. Game is plenty, but hard TO
get within shooting distance Of
On Friday last, Mr.. William Ang-
stadt, a young man employed in the
planing-mill, was severely cut by having
his hand and arm caught in the planning
machine. The wound was dressed, by
DIR. Woods, and the young man is doing
well.
The Kent Bulletin says that the de-
structive fire in that place last week, was
caused by incendiarism, and before the
IRE haA spread very much, parties OBJ
served that coal oil had been thrown over
the floor of the building where the flames
first appeared.
On Thursday last a four feet vein OF
coal was drilled through. on territory in
Austintown, owned by Messrs. George
C. Refs, of New Castle, Pa, and ]. B.
Jordan, Of Lordstown. The Niles q New
Lisbon R. R. traverses the land on which
this coal has been found.
Dir. h. w. Collar, Of Mesopotamia,
has a COW that pays her way through the
world. After using all the milk and
cream needed by the family, two hun
bred and ninety and a half (290D pounds
of butter were made from April 6 to Nov.
6, 1859, q period of eve months. Who
has a COW that can do better?
The NJ. E. Sunday School of Youngs-
town Will give a tableau entertainment
at Excelsior Hall, in that city, on Friday
and Saturday evenings Of this week.
We are informed that extensive arrange
ments are being made to give a beautiful.
pleasing and instructive entertainment.
Several hundred children will be on the
platform and participate in the exerci-
ses.
The Niles Independent says it learns
that the "great $500 furnace enterprise
of Warren has failed. Not exactly.
Warren has the money subscribed, ready ,
70 pay over to the Niles gentlemen pro-
posing to build the furnace. If there is
. failure in the matter anywhere, a Niles
newspaper man should be better posted
than to say it is chargable to parties in
Warren. s