Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-12-14
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER II, 1870.
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Court is still in session.

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Court is still in session.
For spicy business locals see the
Local Notices"
Mr.. David Adams, an old citizen Of
War=ea township, died IN Sunday last.
Mrs Hsaton, 3 much esteemed lady
of Warren, died on Monday last, OF
fever.
II you want to read the local news,
of town and county, take the CHRoNI-
CLE.
We the publication Of
4 historical sketch Of Hartford township,
this week.
Our merchants are prepared for the
holidays. See advertisements and locals
for particulars.
Most of the cheese factories through
ont the county have ceased operations
for the season.
A petition TO incorporate Mineral
Ridge was presented to the Commission
ers at their session last week.
Rev. Mr.. Darsie preached at the NJ.
E. church last Sabbath. Mr.. Yingling
was called to oficiate at a funeral.
-AsohOlarship of the Cleveland Bust
us college can be obtained at a ress-
enable price By SEzag she TRoSICLH
Office.
The Rev. John Peate and wife eele-
brated their twenty-hhh wedding ami
versary at Franklin, Pa, on Monday, the
9Th inst.
The odd Fellows OF Warren have
placed the initials, I. o. o. F., on the
front part Of their hall, in handsome
large gilt letters.
Mr.. John Chinook, Of Rowland,
killed a hog, one day last week, S months
and 25 days old, which weighed so
pounds clean meet.
There will be a quarterly meeting
held December 9th and 18th, at the Uni
ted Brethren Church, on Fowler Ridge,
W. h. Miller presiding
DIR. Pinkerton, Of KY, one Of the
ablest ministers Of the Disciple church,
has been preaching in this place during
each evening Of the past week.
i. o. o. F. Olympia Lodge No. IS,
Daughters Of Rebeksh, will hold its an
nual election Of officers at the above
hall, Friday evening, Dec. 10th, at q
O'Clock.
R. H. Barnum and D. W. Chapman
have been prospecting for coal in Roots
town, Portage county, with good sue
cess. They have leased 100 acres in that
township.
The examinations Of the Warren
schools commenced yesterday morning.
Next two weeks WILDE vacation Win
ter term commences on Monday, Jan.
I'd, and viii continue u weeks.
The rolling mill Was started Monday
morning last. At this time six pudding
furnaces are in operation. Although not
under full Roadway, everything about
the establishment indicates business.
The Bachelor Club Of Kinsman will
give a literary and dramatic entertain
ment at Brackin's Hall, in that place, on
Friday evening, Dec. 10th, inst. A very
enjoyable evening is promised the pub
lie.
The brskemen en- the Atlantic &
Great Western Railway struck on Mon
day OF last week, demanding an increase
of twenty-five cents per day, or two dol
lars. The railway authorities resist the
demand.
One Of the finest large farms in the
county is advertised for sale in this paper.
It is a capital dairy farm, snd has every
needed convenience. An energetic man
can make the farm pay for itself in a
few years.
We send notifications to subscribers,
informing them when their subscriptions
end, and hope they viii not let the time
expire without renewing for another
year. Only four cents a week for a good
home paper.
AT noon, on Saturday last, the new
bell OF the Baptist church pealed forth
from its place in the steepls for the first
time. Its sound is soft and ~melodious,
snd the tone is unlike shat Of any other
bell in town.
Mr.. W. II. Abbott, OF whose injuries
we spoke 4 few weeks since, has been
very seriously Ill from an attack OF
fever, but is reported to be improving.
DR.. Briscoe. Of Warren, has been attend
ing him for several weeks.
Petitions are in circulation in the
coal mining districts of this State for the
signatures Of all persons in favor Of the
Legislature enacting a law for the better
regulation and ventilation Of miRes, and
the appointment Of mining inspectors.
%. L. Wolcott, Esq, member elect Of
the State Board Of Equalization OF real
estate, from this county, left for Column
bus, on Monday last. The Board meets
for business this week, and viii probably
be in session q month or two.
Some one mailed to the CHRONICLE,
from Lindenville, a few days since, an
envelope containing a blank half sheet
of note paper and a 8 bill. We can't
guess who it was. Perhaps the other
half OF the sheet VIII be along in a day
or two, with the proper information.
We learn by the Youngstown pa
pers Of a fire in Smoky Hollow in that
city. The house burned was occupied
by Daniel 0'Brysn and family. By the
explosion Of a lamp 5 bed and the clothes
Of Mrs. o'Bryan were set on fire, The
house was consumed, and she, being
BADLY burned, lived but 9 few hours.