Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-12-07
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LoCAL and PERsoNAL

HEBERSDATlDECEMBER :. $50,
LOCAL and Personal
Note changes in R. R. timetable.
Monday was a very throng day il
town.
We are glad to hear once more frOr
"selinr
-Messrs. T. NJ. Abel & Co., are erec,
ing a saw mill in connection with thei
planning mill.
A holiday ball win be given At tn
Fowler Hotel, C-Reeder proprietor, OF
Tuesday evening, Dec. 9th inst.
At the teachers examination held il
this place on Monday last over fortya p
plicants for certificates were present
Several eommun icstions and othel
articles intended for this weeks issu,
have been crowded out to make room
for President Grants annual message.
As an evidence that the weather has
not been sever this fall, we note the
fact that we observed a dandelion in full
blow, on Sunday the 9Th instant, at the
roadside.
Mr.. Charles 6. Abel, formerly OF
this place, but who has been a resident
Of Louisiana for several years past, has
been elected q member OF the Legisla-
ture Of that State.
Nr. Thomas G~reenawalt, an old man
Iced 49, etrntv-eirhEvenE. q resi-
dent Of LordstoVn-aropped desd-while
passing from n room to another in his
residence, on Tuesday OF last week.
Our former townsman, Mr.. Jacob II.
Baldwin, was in townt this week, looking
as young ~ he did ten years ago, and
apparently just as active, although he
has reached the ripe age Of seventy-elght
years.
Our paved streets have been cleared
ofmuch Of the accumulated mud that
had rendered them so disagreeable. The
city fathers are entitled to a vote Of
thanks for having had so needful a
work done.
in the list OF petit Jurors drawn for
the term Of the United States District
Court for the Northern District Of Ohio,
beginning January 3, 1s71, are the names.
of AIoert Watson, Of Warren, and War
rem Hine, Of Garfield.
We understand that Messrs. Campo
Randall and ]. B. Lyon have purchased
the fax straw and the real estate belong
ing to Messrs. Kibbee, Maltby & Co, Of
Pennington, and intend 20 rebuild the
fax mill sometime between now and
next spring.
Our nsighbor, Mr. B. Grange, adj
vertises a nice stock Of boots, shoes and
goods in his line, which he will take
pleasure in showing to his many Gus
TONERS and the public generally. Give
him a call when you want 70 improve
your understanding.
The Baptist Church in this place has
been quite materially improved in ap-
pearance, both internally and externally,
by painting, frescoing and refurnishing.
The fine new bell is soon to be placed in
the tower. Wide and commodious steps
have been erected in front Of the edihce,
and the entrance viii be by outside
doors
Western Reserve Seminary, at West
Pennington, is enjoying an unusually
prosperous term, the number Of students
in attendance largely exceeding that of
u similar term for a number OF years.
This speaks well for the present man
agement Of the institution, and is worthy
the attention Of those interested in edu-
cation.
On Saturday, oath ult-, while Mr..
John Seachrist OF Liberty, was bring
ing home a load Of wood, he stopped 10
TX the wood on the wagon, the team
started and threw him forward between
the two horses, one Of which kicked him
in the forehead inhicting an ugly wound
DR.. Bowman dressed the wound and the
young man is doing well.
On Tuesday morning Of last week,
the dwelling house Of Emory Tribby,
in BrookfsId, with all his household
goods, was entirely consumed by fire.
An insurance of 500 in the Germsnia
Insurance Company OF New York, was
upon his goods. On the house, which
was valued at $500, there was no insur-
snce. The origin Of the fire we did not
learn.
The enterprising firm Of Jas. Ward
& Co. are building a new rolling mill, in
Miles, eighty by one hundred and fhy
feet. The LadePeRdent says It VIII be
raised this week. The Mahoning Valley
is rapidly taking the front rank among
the iron-manuact1ring districts Of the
country. No firm is doing more to give
this valley prominence in this important
feature Of home industry than Messrs.
Ward & Co.
Some or the gzocers complain Of
ni5blens. A nibbler is a man who en-
tiers = grocery store, runs his fingers into
every sugar barrel and takes a couple Of
ounces, then goes 70 the cheese and cuts
of aslice just to taste then, as a matter
Of course, must have q few crackers, and
perhaps before he makes up his mind to
purchase q quarter dollars worth, he
has eaten up the profits on two dollars
worth Of groceries.
-Messrs. S. L. Hunt Sons have add
ed to their immense stock Of Boots and
Shoes, as fine an assortment Of Ladies
and Misses French Kid, PEBBLE, Morocco
snd Foxed, Side Lace Boots, as ever
met ones eyes. Ladies desiring some
thing nice for party, walking, or house
wear, should step into their rooms on
Main and Market Streets, and see for
themselves their splendid line Of Fine
Shoes and Slippers. See advertisement
in another column.