Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-23
The CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUART %. 1870
LoCAL and

G and PERSONAL
Lent begins one week from to-day
Rev. Geo. Balloon continues preach
ing at the Baptist Church, with good re
suits.
Scarlet fever is quite prevalent il
Vienna.
A project is on foot to erect a cheese
factory at Hubbard.
-Considerable sickness prevails among
the youth Of our city.
The attendance at court this session
has been unusually slim.
Wild geese have been observed fly
ing northward the past week.
The net receipts of the HUBBARD post
Office for the past year were $l65.
On Sabbath last two converts were
immersed in the river by Rev. Telford.
The Warren Homestead & Loan As
ISOLATION meets Saturday evening next.
House seekers are beginning to look
after dwellings for the coming rental
year.
Thanks to Hon. ]. A. Garfield for a
copy of the report on commercial rela-
lions.
Parties were in Hubbard last week
looking up a location for building a fur
mace.
The weather since Friday morning
last has been extremely cold and dis
agreeable.
Geo. P. Hunter, Esq, has moved
his law Office to the Van Gorder block,
Market Street.
Several of our business men will
o go east to make their purchases Of
spring stock.
The vacant store o in Stiles new
block is 70 be occupied by Mr.. A. VENT
after the first of April next.
The lectures by Rev. Long, delivered
In the Presbyterian Church of this place
last week. were well attended. Eas
Pew & Bro. are having stone drawn
to their vacant lot on Market St, with
the intention of building in the spring.
About sixty indictments were re-
turned by the Grand Jury atits late ses-
sion, which closed on Friday morning
last.
The members Of Baptist Church,
in Southington, are holding protracted
meetings in the northwest part Of the
township.
DIR. F. Myers will occupy a suit Of
the pleasant and commodious rooms in the
first National Bank block, on and after
March lst Us EGtEE - -
The spring term Of the Orwell Nor
nal Institute begins Tuesday, March
ed; continuing fourteen weeks. See
advertisement elsewhere.
Nearly all of our merchants haYe
finished up their invoicing, and there
seems to be a general satisfaction with
the results of the past year.
Rev. n. n. Bartlett viii preach at
the Union Church, on the Parkman road,
on the evening OF March the Sth, and
several successive evenings.
The ice dealers are taking advantage !
of the present cold snap Of weather, and
are storing their ice houses withdce aE-
eraging from 6 to s inches in thickness.
The singing class at the center OIL
;Southington, will give a public concert
at thatplace on Thursday evening, March
Sd, under the direction Of Mr.. Sylvanus
Pennel.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Greenwood, Of Fowler,
has two steers which weighs ESQ pounds;
the heaviest weighing 1900 pounds. The
cattle will not be two years old until
april.
Mr.. J. w. Eeyde has contracted to
furnish Messrs. Andrews & Hitchcock,
of Youngstown. 1000 tons Of iron ore
from his mines south of the village Of
Hubbard. >f
The Scioto Gazette says there il a
'female typo in Warren, o., who sets
1900 ems every ten hours" Our fe-
male typos Indignantly deny the asser-
ton, and we are half inclined to believe
them. Il
The members Of Neptune Fire Co.,
No. 2, held their annual ball last evening,
at the Austin House, which was well at
tended, Everything passed OF pleasant
ly. Tie members are gratifed with
the financial results.
The frost continued to fall, Wednes-
day morning last, until about 9 o'clock,
causing the trees in the park and along
the river bank, when sh0ns upon by
by the sun, to present a rare and besuti-
full appearance, which was admired by
many.
The singers OF Greene and vicinity
are holding a three days convention at
the Disciple church Of that place. The
convention closes Thursday evening next
with a concert, under The direction OF
Mr.. W. Maltby. Singers from abroad
entertained free.
The WonSdn's Aduocate, published
at Dayton, O., gives the anne Of one
hundred and fifty female speakers and
writers in the cause of woman suffrage.
In the list we find the name Of Mercia
Boynton Lane, of Braceville. A CORES /:
pondence from this writer will be found
on the first page of to-day's paper.
The course of INSTRUCTION at FELTON, & &
Bigelow's Business College, of Cleveland {
In the purely practical branches of book
keeping, arithmetic, business customs
and penmanship, is unsurpassed for
thoroughness and efficiency, and is {
essential TO all in s=ery avocation of bus {
iness lite. Young men from nearly ev- {
cry section of the State and adjcining {
States are in attendance at this popHlsF
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