Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-09
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH .. 1870.
LOCAL and
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LOCAL and PERSONAL
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An effort is being made t. erect 1
cheese factory at Hanks corners ir
Weatkersfield.
1t George Taylor, Of the 10th U. S,
Cavalry, paid his friends in this city &
visit last week.
The Hubbard Iron Co., are to make
an addition of two new stacks to their
furnace this spring.
-Messrs. Carter & Son are erecting a
rolling mill, at Niles, for the manufac-
ture of galvanized iron and roofing.
BY a new telegraph arrangement
messages can be sent from the Warren
office ct one-half rates. after 8 P. n.
-Tolerable good sleighing has been
realized during the past week, but we
cannot tell what a day may bring forth.
Mr.. NJ. L. Higgins has sold his farm
in Howland township, to Mr.. Joseph
VanWye, at q fraction less than $50 per
acre.
The partnership heretofore existing
under the name of ". Packard & Co.,
was dissolved, bymutual consent, on the
first inst. 200
The building Of the bridge yer
Grand river westof Bloomfield, has been
awarded to Mr.. z. King, Of Cieveland, at
$17 per foot.
AT the donation visit made Rev. J.
W. Lanphesr, last Friday evening, over
500 in cash was realized, besides numer-
Gus domestic articles.
Hubbard makes the liberal offer of
$1a0oo-and tan acres of land to any re-
sponsible parties who will erect a roll
ing mill in that place.
Attention is called to an advertise
msnt in this weeks paper, Of a farm
offered for sale, consisting Of Is4 acres,
in Vienna township.
The steam Jaw mill built by Messrs.
Headly & Strohm, in the Kagy settle
ment, Brisvolville township, is now in
fuHrunning order 20 zgh.'
H. C. Reid & Co., of this place, have
completed the contract with Mr.. Rich
ards to furnish all the castings, engines,
ETC., necessary in the erection Of the blast
furnace.
BY an advertisement in this weeks
paper, Mr.. NJ. L. Higgins offers some
valuable dairy and farm property for
sale. Farmers and dairymen will take
notice. .eFrTrA.s-
Rev. Geo. Balcom closed his labors
in the Baptist church OF this place, last
Sabbath. The meetings will be conduct
cd during the present week by the pas
ter, Rev. R. Telford.
To those desiring a monthly supply
of the best, new music at little expense,
we make the liberal offer of sending the
CHRONICLE and Peters Musical Monthly,
one year; for $3.50. .pA EcE4A
Burglars made an attempt on the
night of the Sd. to enter the store off. L.
McClurg & Co., at Church Hill, but were
1oiled in their attempt by q clerk who
was awakened by the noise.
On Wednesday last a young lad Of
xhh city stole forty dollars from his wild
owed mother, and attempted to escape
On the morning train east, but was pur-
sued by Marshal Brooks, and returned
TO his home.
Services at the Episcopal Church
daring Lent Evening Prayer and lee
tureoeTery Monday and Friday evening
at Z o'clock. Morning Prayer and Litany
every Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.
The Petitions for Soldiers Orphans
Home forwarded to the Legislature yes
terday, was signed by over 700 persons.
We believe these petitions express the
unanimous sentiment Of this eommu-
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Teachers Examinations will be held
at Johnston, March 18th, Bristol, March
10th, Warren, March 22d, Paynes Cor
ners, March sd, Warren, April 9Th and
18th, May Sd and 18th, and June 18th,
1870. See advertisement elsewhere.
, -Wemust eithsr conclude that specie
payment has been resumed in Orange
vile, or that the CHRONICLE has as
stunned q gold basis, as We received sgold
dollar last week, from Mr.. A. R. VIII
liAms, of the above place, to renew his
subscription.
AIR. p. J.. Pells, sn employee in
Derras Mil, Mecca, met with an accident
on Tuesday OF last week, by which his
right hand WRs nearly sawed on. He was
attended by Drs. woodwork & McQuis-
ton, Of this place, who performed ampu-
tation.
Mr.. John Thorp, Of Pennington,
treasurer Of the western emigrant associ-
alton, leaves Clev Gland to-day for Kan
sas to ssIeeSafrset oflandt6 occupation
by the colony which is now being Or
ganized in Cuyahega county and the
counties surrounding.
Mr.. Morse has submitted his report
Of the preliminary survey from Chsrdon,
via. Warren to Youngstown. As before
stated, he reports s very favorable grade,
the heaviest being but IS feet per mile.
Commissioning at the P. 9Th depot
grounds, at Chardon, the line runs to the
headWaters Of the west branch Of the
Cuyahoga river, thence southerly down
the valley to Burton, 10 Bundysburgh,
thence direetto West Pennington, thence
to Miles, to Girasd. and to Youngstown;
connecting Asith fhe Y.&Fs road near
the depot. He estimates die entire cost
of the road bed, including clearing, grub
bling, building bridges, fenciBgand right
of way, damages, &C., at 1901 ISL 90. To-
tai cost of road ready for a large business,
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