Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-12
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IL, 1870
C and

C and PERSONAL
There is a vacancy in School District
No. 5, Orangeville.
There will be an open lodge meet
ing at Good Templars' Hall, tonight.
[-Evening prayer meetings are being
held in the Methodist Church, the pres
TENT week.
The remains of Hiram Mowry, who
committed suicide last week, were ia
ken to johnson on Wednesday last for
Interment.
On the 10th inst, Hon. ]. a. Garfield,
presented petitions of citizens of this
county, against a reduction of import
duties on jute and gunny manufacturers.
The Neptune Fire Co., of West side,
will hold their first annual dance, for
the benefit of the Co., on 22d of Febru-
airy, 1870.
Read the Governors Message, found
on the first page of to-day's paper. 1t is
a brief, matter of fact document, and de-
voted exclusively to State matters.
"a petition is being circulated among
four citizens, asking for a removal of the
post office to the store-room now occu-
Npied by Hapgood & Brown.
Three hundred and eighty-two
naturalization papers were issued from
the office of the Probate Judge, of this
county, during the year ending July LIST,
( 1869.
The contents of the store recently
occupied by John Anderson, WILDE sold
at Sherifrs sale at the old stand, on Main
Street, on Saturday next, commencing
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
The stock holders of the Warren
Homestead and Loan Association will
meet at City Hall, on Monday evening,
Jan. 18th, for the election of Directors
for the ensuing year.
"A young man named Thos. j. Moore,
was bound over in the sum of $500, to
appear at the next term of Court, by
Squire Stewart, of Mineral Ridge for
disturbing the congregation Of one ofthe
churches of that place.
The anniversary of the Emancipa-
ftion proclamation was celebrated by the
I eolored citizens of this place, with a
grand ball, given at Webb's Hall, on
Tuesday evening of last week, under the
: direction of the Cosmopolitan Club.
AT a meeting of the stockholders of
the Trumbuu National Bank, held on
Tuesday last, the following named gen.
Z tIemen were elected directors for the en-
suing year: Charles Smith, H. w.
Smith, Harmon Austin, W. Packard
G. o. Griswold, Jules Vautrot and S. W.
Park.
The stockholders ofthe First Nation
al Bank, at a meeting held on Tuesday
afternoon last, reelected the following
gentlemen to serve as directors for the
ensuing year: H. B. Perkins, Frederick
Kinsman, B. P Jameson, L. j. Iddings,
Samuel Quinby. Iohn H. McCombs, and
NJ. B. Tayler.
Mr.. Linus D. Sheldon, of Vernon,
has Just completed the weighing of the
milk received from one of his COWS for
one year, being LOSS pounds and two
ounces. The cows present weight is
L,4sO pounds, losing 10 pounds during
the year. The COW was herded with
other cattle, and received no extra care
or attention.
We have received a copy of the
ANNUAL REGISTER, from the Cincinnati
Gazette, and take pleasure in recon-
mending it to those who want a eonVe-
nient book of reference for the election
returns of 1869, list of members of Con-
.gress, rates of postage, stamp duties,
eclipses, and general almanac. Price 20
consistent free to subscribers to the
Gazette.
AMr. F. w. Rice, of Cedar Falls, Iowa,
how on a visit to his old friends in Bs-
ketta, his former place of residence, has
I purchased Of VIM. Fee, the celebrated
horse, King Searcher, for the considera-
Ation of 81, $50. Mr.. Rice has shipped to
Iowa several head of fine short horn cat
tie, bought of J. F. King, of Howland.-
He also takes with him, on his return, a
span of bay geldings, sired by Searcher.
On Friday last, the Secretary of
State issued a charter of incorporation to
the Warren and Sharon Railroad. Capt.
tai stock $500, coo. The charter pre-
cribes the line Of the road to run from
Warren easterly through Rowland and
Vienna, to a point in the township of
L'rookfeld, and in the direction of
Sbo ron, Pa The names of the corpora
tor. re the same we published two or
three v 'eeks since.
The / -Snuary number of the Ohio
Educational Monthly has been received.
This CONNIE noes a new volume, and
contains articl, - of practical interest
and importauee 20 teachers and school
officers: The CORP OF contributors. for
1870. includes many of the ablest and
most practical educational writers in
the country. We commend the Month
" to all teachers, members of Boards Of
education, and all others Interested in
the education of the people. 4. E.
White, Editor, Columbus, Ohio.