Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-01-05
THE
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1870.
LOCAL and PERSONAL


AT Church Hill coal at retailing is
SS,25 a ton.
Hon. J. A. Garfield has our thanks
for the receipt of Agricultural Reports.
Evening meetings are being held in
the Baptist church, to continue during
the present week.
Mr.. F. L. Leroy, formerly Of this
place, is chairman Of the married folks
sociables at Youngstown.
Andrews block, sold at Sherifs sole
on Saturday last, was purchased by s.
B. Galpin, of Kinsman; consideration,
s1l,5O5.
VIM. B. Porter, Esq, has removed
his law Office to the rooms formerly oc-
cupied by VIM. T. Spear, Esq. See card
in smother column.
Mr.. Jerome T. Campbell and family
len this city, on Monday last, for Kern
vile, Tulare Co., Cal, where they intend
I omake their future home.
Rev. Kincaid- will preach in the
Town Hall, at Champion, on Sabbath
morning, Jan. 9th, and each alternate
Sabbath thereafter during the year.
An ordinance has passed the Council
of Niles, to the effect that it shall be I'M
lawful for any "person or persons, to
keep, use or occupy any place of habit
uAl resort for intemperance.
Mr.. Alfred Young, of Gustsvus,
slaughtered a hog two years old, on the
gath ult., which weighed, when dressed,
six hundred and twenty-nine pounds
1t was ofthe chester white breed.
jim to-day's paper viii be found an
obituary on the death, on the Goth of
Dec, Of Minerva E. Gordon, wife of Dr.
Thos. ". Gordon, formerly OF BazettA,
but now a resident Of Georgetown, this
State.
DRILLING in search of coal has been
in progress on the old Nelson farm, in
Northwestern Liberty. The depth Of
the hole is about one hundred and sew
enty-fve feet. We understand no coal
has vet been found.
The descendants OF BARz1LLA LII
TIE will hold their second reunion and
jubilee at Newton Falls, beginning jan
uary 18th, 1870, and continuing six days.
The family will give a concert at Newton
Falls on Friday evening, Jan. 21st, and
a. Windhsm on Saturday evening, Jan.
I'D. =
d. D. G. NJ. Horace Y. Beebe, Of
Ravenna, installed the officers elect Of
Falcon Lodge I. o. o. F., al Niles, on
Tuesday evening last After the install
lation the members with their wives and
visiting brethren, repaired to the Amer
lean House where a splendid supper was
partaken OF.
On Saturday last, Mr.. W. S. Craw-
ford resigned the Office of senior passen-
ger train conductor on the MShoning
railroad. Nj. Crawford has been a pop
ular and efficient conductor, and in re-
firing from the position he has SO faith
fully filed for the past thirteen years,
he carries with him the best wishes of his
many friends. Mr.. Homer Medbury is
70 fill the vacancy thus occurring.
Mr.. VIM. Clingan, an old citizen Of
this county, diedin Hubbard q few days
since, at the ripe old age Of ninety-fve
years. Nj. C. moved to this country,
from Ireland, in 1900, and spent a great
er portion Of his life in this county. BE
served with credit in the war OF lsl2-
being at that time in his tw~enty-eight
year. He was a member Of the Presby-
terrain Church, and in politics an ardent
Republican.
"A Good Templars Lodge was insti-
tuted in Kinsmsn, on Thursday, Dec.
18th, by c. A. Williams, Deputy of Gus
tavus Lodge. 1t is known as Kinsman
Lodge, No. 5O7, and meets on Friday
evening of each week. The following
officers were installed: DR.. Allen Jones,
". c.; Miss Annie Scott, W. v; Geo.
Baldwin, R. s.: Mrs. s. r. Beckwith,
IT,; r. K. Hulse, Marshal; Chss. Fitch,
Esq, Lodge Deputy. Number of char
ter members, II.