Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-03-23
The CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is, 1870.
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The Mahoning is on a high"

The Mahoning is on a 'high."
Easter Sunday comes on the 18th o
April this year.
The exit Of the frost caves the roads
in a very bad condition.
Good tenantable houses are scarce
and demand good figures.
The Warren Homestead and LoaI
Association meets Saturday evening
next.
Court adjourned on Friday last
sine die, after a little more than foul
weeks session.
The schools Of this city will close on
Friday next, and re-opened on the first
Monday in April.
"A letter for Charles Clap, Of this city,
Is held at the Pittsburg P. o. for want OF
prepayment of postage.
A card in this weeks paper from
Camp & Randall should be read by every
grower of fax in the county.
Accommodation not appea ring in
this number, owing to want Of space,
will be found in next week's paper.
Thanks of Rev. F. Brown and wife
are rendered to their friends at Bristol
and Bloomfield for donations amounting
to $40.
Prof. James P. Mills, Of Pennington,
will preach in the NJ. E. Church, of this
city, on next Sabbath; morning and
evening.
Evening meetings will be held in the
Disciple church of this city the present
week. Preaching by Rev. VIM. Baxter
of New Lisbon.
The services of Mr.. Jas. g. Baldwin,
lately of the Cleveland Banking CCmpa-
nv, have been secured as Teller, by the
First National Bank of this city.
The Republicans of Champion will
meet in caucus, at the Town House, on
Saturday evening, March 18th, to nomi-
nate candidates for a Township ticket.
The residence OF Rev. E. H. Wing
ling, of this city. was b%urglariously en-
tered on Wednesday night oflast week,
aud a smallamount Of money stolen.
The members OF the Y. NJ. N. Asso-
citation tender their sincere thanks to the
ladies of this city who presented the As
ISOLATION, a few days since, with an ele-
giant Bible.
-"Shoo Fly" is the name of a new
saloon in our city. We predict that
about fly time the proprietor will have a
natural drawing, toward a rural re-
treat,n where the flies won't "bodder"
him.
A temperance sociable, OF mite soci-
ETY., will be held at the Good Templars
hall, on Friday evening o. this week.
All are cordially INVITED to attend and
aid in advancing the good cause Of tenn
perance.
The commissioners of internal reve-
nue. have decided that farmers are re-
Quired &c max returns of produce sold
within the year, but are not required to
return the produce raised until the same
is sold.
Considerable moving will be done
on the lst proximo. Our subscribers
who are furnished with the CHRONICLE
by the carrier should notify him of their
proposed change of residence or leave
word at this Office.
Rev. Geo. Balloon, now preaching
in O~rangeviIle, baptized twelve persons
last Sabbath, and five more have been
received for baptism. Twenty-six in
all have been forward for prayers. He
expects to close his meetings st that
place next Sabbath.
The services of Rev. n, 7. RAIEY,
editor of the gainesville Telegraph, have
been secured by the Presbyterian church
of this city. The salary for the present
has been fixed at $1,000, including a par
sonage. We gladly greet our late
cotemporary to this city, and hope his
stay among us may be a pleasant one
and Of long duration.
college papers giving full particulars
Of the course of study. plan of instruc-
ton, qualifications for entering, time Of
commencing and necessary expenses at
the Union Business College of Cleveland
will be sent upon sending your address
to Messrs. FELTON, & Bigelow. Over 800
students haYe been in regular attend
ance at this thoroughly practical and
popular school during the present win
ter.
The house Of Hugh Love, Esq, Of
this township, was entered by burglars
on last Sunday evening. Mr.. loves
psntaloons were taken from the room in
which he was sleeping, to the outer
porch where they were robbed Of their !
contents, being about $3.50. A pair of
socks hanging on q line on the porch
were also taken. The robbery was COM
mitted so noiselessly that none of the
family were awakened.
The Board of Education OF this city
have bought the two lots Of Mr.. John L
Smith on East Market Street for SI4OO,
and intend erecting a two-story brick
school house there on the coming sum
mer, somewhat like the Liberty Street
school building, and have quit-claimed
their rights in the High Street school lot
to Mr.. ]. Goidstein for 500, being the
amount appraised at by a committee sp-
pointed for that purpose.