Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-12-21
H CHRONICLE
LOCAL and

-DGna's Musical Institute will give
eoncertat Webb's Hall, Dec. p, 1870.
The "CreQhOA," at webb's Hal
Dec. 9th, by Dana's Musical Institute.
The regular election for directors c
the Trumbun National Bank is adver
tised to be held on January 10, 1871.
Il. c. Lewis, Of Pennington, butch.
cred a porker, q few days since, emonth
and 2 days old, which weighed SS5 lbs.
The Ladies Of Baconsburg will Civ
q Literary Entertainment Thursday an,
Friday evenings, Dec. 18th and 3Oth. Al
are invited.
II the snow continues, there will bt
q lively demand for those nice sleighl
and cutters It Drennon & Goists. Sc,
local notices.
The Niles Homestead and Loan As,
~sociation has organized. The amount o.
the capital stock is fixed at 500, 600 II
shares Of 500.
Kate Fishers dramatic troopers
played Mazeppa, to small audiences, il
Warren, last week. The play Was thor
onghly hashed-
The SpirituaIists Of Newton Falls
have msae arangemsnts % hold mesi-
ings on SundaT Regularly, at eleven
o'clock, A. NJ. Free for all who wish to
attend.
For the straight rosd to Santa Claus
headquarters, read our advertising and
local notice columns. Santa believes in
the efficacy Of printers ink to make
things lively.
Dramatic plays, vocal and instru-
mental music at Bracken's Hall, Kins-
man, Friday evening, Dec. 80, by the
Good Templars. Admission 25 cents
Children Is cts.
Mr.. Simons, Of L~ordstown, informs
US he has made $500 gallons OF Sorghum
molasses this season. He received 25
cents per gallon for making. The mo-
lasses retails atSI per gallon.
Balls, Socisbles and Festivals are in
order. We infer from the number of
tickets, invitations, etc, which we have
printed recently, that the holiday season
is to be unusually gay and festive"
The Independent reports the amount
ofcapitalinvestedby Jas. Ward & Co., at
one and oDe-quarter million dollars
The monthly expenditures range from
$780, 900 to $4,000. About $50 hands are
employed.
Part 1st Of the concert to be given
by the Musical Institute, will consist Of
Hsydn's oratorio Of the "Creation, rem
dered by their large chorus class. Part
ID viii be made up Of solos, ~quartetts,
Duets, etc.
The new United Brethren church at
Baconsburg, viii be dedicated January
1st 1871. The services viii be conduct
ed by Bishop GlOssbrenner, Of Dayton.
On Sabbath, at II, A. NJ, the ~dedicatory
sermon win be preached.
Mr.. F. Kinsman, Jr., is making ar
rangements o start and carry on an ex-
tensive nursery Of fruit trees, etc, on
lands north OF the Atlantic depot We
think such an enterprise would meet
with great favor and encouragement.
in the short space Of two months,
the family Of Mr.. Arnold ScoTile, in
this city, have been called to mourn the
loss Of their three youngest children,
aged respectively, eighteen, sixteen and
eleven years. Disease, the prevailing
fever.
The Baptist Church of Warren ex-
pect 70 reopen their house Of worship
next Sabbath, 18th inst, with appropri-
ate services. Preaching in the morning
by Rev. S. W. Duncan, in the evening
by Rev. F. Remington, both Of Cleve-
land.
Mr.. John Chinook, Of Rowland,
brought a 2 year old hog to town on
Tuesday, which weighed, clean meat,
i've hundred and Forty-nine l549) pounds.
From her he raised litter Of Is pigs, on
the 10Th Of August last. BE commenced
feeding her on Sept. 10Th, last.
Mr.. T. K. Hall, L. c. Jones, S. NJ.
Laird, A. Wheeler, and others, have or
ganized 9 Citizens Loan Association, fer
the purpose Of carrying on the banking
business in this place. Their office will
be in n Of the rooms Of the First Ma
tional Bank building. The Association
will not commence business until about
March.
The closing exercises for the first
term Of this school year at the High
School, were very pleasant. The pro-
gramme consisted Of Essays, Recits-
tons, Music, &c. Several members Of
the board were present and expressed
themselves greatly pleased with the
efforts Of the school and teachers.
At the election Of officers OF Maho-
ming Lodge No. S94. F. "a. NJ, held
Nov. Z, 1870, at Niles, the following OFF,
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year:
Josiah Robbins, Jr., ". NJ; S. a. Cor
bin, s. W; J. ". Leslie. J.. w; N. G..
Butler Treas; G. W. MaWby, Secy.i
David E. Owens, S. D.. J. G. Wilson, J.
D.; Lueius Anderson, Tyler.
A barn belonging TO Rev. Z. H. Hig-
by, Of Mecca, was burned on Friday
night, 9th inst. A quantity Of hayswas
consumed, but the live stock and farm
ing implements we're gotten out in safety.
The fire appeared to have broken out in
the center Of the hay NOV. The origin
is not known. Some suspicious o. in
eendiarism are entertained. There was
an Insurance. Of 800 on the building.