Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-02
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LOOAA A1AO
&C. B. Darling advertises all kinds Of
coal for sale. See "l~ocaInotices."
Mr.. F. W. Messerschmidt has just
finished a map of Niles, including the
late extensions.
The Spring term, of the Western Re-
serve Seminary, at West Pennington
commences March 2d.
Shares of the Warren Homestead
and Loan Association, on Saturday even
ing last sold at SO and 81 cents.
The dwelling house o { J. B. Dunlap,
on Mahoning Avenue, will be offered for
uale by the Assignee, atthe Court House,
on Saturday afternoon next.
A grand complimentary ball will be
given to Prof. L. V. Ballou by his pu-
pills on Thursday evening, March 10th,
at the Austin House in this place.
We call attention to an advertise
ment in another column, which gives
the assessments made on the several
subscriber to the Blast Furnace Loan.
The friends Of Rev. J. W. Lanphear
and wife, will make them a donation
visit. at the Austin House, on Friday
evening Of this week; all are most cor
daily invited.
The Trustees of Warren will, at their
annual meeting, on Monday next, revise
the road districts throughout the town.
.hin. Persons interested are invited TO
be present:
Senator Sherman has our thanks for
eopv of the annual report ofthe Depart
men Of Agriculture, containing a fine en-
craving of the institution, located at
Washington, d. c.
Upwards of twenty accessions have
been made to the Baptist church Of this
place. since the commencement Of the
meetings, which are to continue during
the present week.
The friends of PROP. MILLS, Princi-
nal of Western Reserve Seminary, West
Pennington, O., made him a call on
Monday evening, the 2lst inst, and LETT
as a testimonial of regard, 81.
AT Niles, on Sunday last, Mr..
Evans, an employee of the Falcon Iron
Co. was knocked down and a car wheel
ran over his legs. The same evening 1t
was amputated above the knee, by Doc
tor Woodwork
On Thursday evening last, sneak
thief entered the residence Of MI. T.J
McLain, Of this city, and appropriated
an overcoat belonging to Mr.. McLain.
Re was ~overtaken on his way to the
depot of the A. & G. w. R., and the coat
recovered. No arrest.
The lot owned by the Trumbull Ma
tional Bank, on Market Street. has been
purchased by Messrs 8. R. Chryst and
VIM. MinYoung, for the sum Of four
thousand dollars. This is at the rate Of
two hundred dollars per foot. We I'M
derstand they will build o
l-By bills printed at this ONCE the fol-
lowing sales are announced: On Thurs
day, March Sd, by W. NJ. Shell, at New
ton Falls, stock and farming untensils
Saturday, March 18th, by VIM. Craver
on the old Blackburn farm, in Bracevill'
township, stock, household furniture
&c. Tuesday, March 18th, by G. E. Can
Aeld. at Newton Falls, farming utensils
stock, &c.
Mr., o. G. r. Smith who has been con
nected with the First National Bank
formerly the Western Reserve Bank
Of this city, upwards of twelve years
,r,Th that fncfifnflOT
On Tuesday of last week. Since Mr.
Smiths connection with the bank, he hs
filled all the Offices from that Of ofhct
bow TO the desk Of the cashier. He ief
this place on Monday last on q visit Il
his mother who resides in North Carolina
bearing with him the good wishes o
many warm friends.
Sheriff Dickinson returned from
Columbus last Thursday, having il
charge n Michael Higgins, who wa
convicted at the October term of court
1866, on the charge of assault with inten
to kill, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for five years. During the two last year
of his Imprisonment he became insane
ana WIS QGAbC oAAoAy 1875 SAO
Dickinson was notified of these facts ant
requested to return to this county Hig
gins, who has since been placed in tn
County Infrmary. The Sheriff report
the representatives Of this county incar
eerated in the penitentiary, as lookinI
veil.
-weare informed of a case Of the mos
u~umiieSted cruelty to the brate ereatio,
thst Il has ever been ozrs TO record. u
Thursday last, q tezInster named Righ
was engaged in hauling q load Of Goa
weighing ~thirty-eight hundred pounds
from Mineral Ridge to Rowland Col
ners. In the efforts Of the team to hau
she heavy load up the hill east of tn
corners, which at the time was covere
with ice, the little remaining strength
the poor animals failed them, and enc
which seemed to be more fstigued tina
ttheeosaer, was beaten upon the head b,
che Infatuated teamster, with a heav,
wing, snntil it fell to the ground and ez
pired under the continued pounding c
the heartleS driver.