Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-06
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THE CHRONICLE.
LOCAL and
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 6, $50.

Evening meetings are still in pro-
gress at the Disciple Church, in this
place.
-Whiskey was the cause Of a big row
at Lees billiard saloon, on Saturday
night last.
Remember the concert at Webb's
Hall, tonight, by Miss NJ. E. Moore and
her pupils, and don't fail to attend.
Riley Roberts, of the Warren P. o.
News Depot, has added wonderfully to
the appearance of his news room.
Mr.. S. Simmons has opened a res
taurant in the store room lately occupied
by z. Morgan, on corner of Main and
Franklin street.
Two School Directors, 10 serve for
three years, are to be elected in Niles, on
Monday, April nth. The election will
be held at the Town Hall.
Sheriff Dickinson has moved his
family to the Jail. and will keep a strict
watch over the conduct of those who may
be placed in his keeping.
Mr.. n. B. Tyler, of this city, recent
" sold .one-half of his coal interest, stu
ate gS1f the centre of Vienna, to Mr..
Lucius Andrews. of that place. for $4,000.
Mr.. NJ. A. Patmor has purchased of
W. Packard, Esq, the property formerly
owned by Judge Hoffman on Liberty
ST., which he designs for his future resi-
dence.
"A communication from Vienna, re-
ceived to late for publication this week,
informs us that work was commenced in
the Stamba1gh coal shaft, on Monday
last, with good success.
Pigeons are said to be quite plentiful
this spring, and from the large numbers
that fly over our city at an early hour,
we believe they are. Sportsmen will re-
. member that ait is the early bird" &c.
On Friday last, Mr.. John Reeves. of
this township, while assisting in raising
an apple tree that had been blown down
by the wind, met with a severe accident
caused by the tree falling back upon
him.
Mr.. John Hawkins, formerly of
Liberty township, died on the 26th ult.,
at the residence of Mr.. C. E. MOser, in
Sigourney, Iowa, of typhoid pneumonia,
after an illness of but two days, at the
age of 20 years.
Mr.. John Thorp, whose health has
been somewhat impaired by exposure
on the plains during the recent wet
weather, has returned from Kansas, and
will remain at his home in Pennington,
a few weeks to recuperate.
The election in Vienna resulted as
follows: Trustees, J. j. Holldiy, 7. B.
McNaughton, George Amy, WIN. Cham
berlin, Ira B. Mackey. Treasurer, Garry
Treat. Constables, L. Bartholomew, T.
e. Snyder. CT rk, VIM. Gifts. JUS
tice of the Peace, E. d. King.
Contracts for the building of the new
brick block on Market street, were
awarded as follows: Building of Chryst,
MinYoung q Co. to Mr.. E. A. Bonnell.
Geo. Adams to Side & Bro. Pew Bros
building will be erected under their own
supervision.
in another column will be found the
advertisement of ]. A. & II. F. Sager,
North Bristol We are personally ae-
quainted with the Sager Bros, and can
say that their reputation as Nurserymen
is good, and all transactions with them
will prove satisfactory.
The firm of W. & A. J. Packard, of
Youngstown, has undergone change BY
the withdrawal Of Warren Packard, of
this city. The new firm is styled Pack
ard, Golf & Co., and is composed of A.
J. Packard, Samuel Cornell. J. H. Nor
ris and John Golf, Jr.
The following is the result Of the
election held in Liberty township on
MondaT last: Trustees, Isaac Baird, Alb
.ner Osborn, Calvin Dennison. Clerk,
r. s.. Egfk&r. Treasurer, ]. L. McClurg.
Constables, Chas. McMullin, W. F. Ad-
ans. Justice of the Peace, C. D. Good
rich. Assessor, ". F. Adams.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dithridge, an aged
and estimable lady, died on Friday last
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs.
Ward, of Miles. Her remains
were taken to Pittsburg on Saturday,
where a large c-oncourse of friends and
acquaintance followed the r on
Sunday, TO its last resting place. She
was in the ninety-frst year of her aqe