Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-16
~NeighbOrhOOd News.

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4 new cheese factory is being built a
Saybrook.
The village council of Ashtabula ha
passed an ordinance requiring the clos
ing of billiard rooms at 9. P. NJ.
Philip Phillips is to give an entertain
ment in Sharon on the evening of tn,
18th, proximo.
The expenses of the Lake county In
Urinary for the year, SO, was Ss,6oG,79
The number of inmates 50.
The married Folks" of Youngstown
are to observe Washington's birth day
the I'D inst, by a sociable.
There has been one hundred and
twelve accessions to the NJ. E. Church,
at Sharon, since Jan. LIST.
The contract for building the new
School house at Jefferson, has beer
awarded to John NJ. Waters, of jefferson
The State street NJ. Z. Church at Mead.
vile, erected within the past year, wa
dedicated on Sunday last; Rev's. ]. Peatt
and G. W. Maltby officiating.
The second annual reunion of the 57th
regiment of Pennsylvania Veteran Vol.
unteers will take place in Mercer OF
Tuesday next.
The bakery Of Mr.. Samuel Bell, Of
Mercer, with the whole of its contents,
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday morn
ing of last week. The building was in
sured for $500.
A large number OF the strikers in
Brown, Bonnell & Co.'S. Mill, in Youngs-
town, have gone TO work, on their own
personal responsibility, and without ref
erence to the requirements of the Union.
Last week Monday a burglar hailing
from Sharon, was arrested at Youngs-
town having in his possession forty dol
lars in cash, a revolver, knife, cap and
some other articles which he had stolen
from a man named Mark Carroll, neaE
Sharpsville.
The Grand Jury of Lake county rec
commended to his Honor Judge Chaffee,
that all d~emoralizing literature like the
Illustrated Police News and Police Ga
zette be excluded from the county jail,
and a copy of the bible be furnished the
prisoners. The Sheriff suggested that
the commissioners furnish a copy of the
bible bound in iron.
On the morning Of the fourth inst. the
family of Isaac Patterson, of Meadville.
found their little girl, four months old,
lying dead in bed. The mother had ris.
en- before daylight and supposed she had
left her child sleeping, but upon return
ing just at daybreak to take her up and
dress her, was Mortified to find that her
darling was dead. 1t had sickened du-
ring the night and died Of congestion of
the lungs.
A very bold attempt at robbery was
made near Lowelville last week. MI.
Kincaid one day came out of his house
near the limestone quarry, and found a
man taking off a fine team of horses be-
longing to him. Running to the horses
heads, Mr.. Kincaid caught them by the
bits. The robber falling to make him
let go his hold, jumped off the horse and
made good his escape without his booty.
Those who were driven out of their
places of business by the late fire at Can
field have all made arrangements as fol-
lows: McCurley & Duer go into Cum
ningham's building on the corner o
Broad and Lisbon streets; SheIlhorn into
the building formerly occupied by
Charles Lynn; Edsall into the store
where Gee & Blythe have been stationed.
Gee & Blythe are now fitting up the
room in Hollis Block, lately purchased
by them.
On Saturday morning about 5 o'clock,
of the 9Th inst, a clerk sleeping in the
room above the store of J. d. Thomas,
at Youngstown, was aroused by a noise
caused by burglars who had made an en-
trance into the store by boring auger
holes about the catch of the lock, until
part of the door had become so
weakened as to be pried out quite easily.
They then pried off the shutters with a
crowbar and breaking the glass or rather
cutting it to all appearance, reached in
and took down a bar which secured the
door. Nothing of much value was taken
from the store with the exception of a
few dollars in scrip.