Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-23
The CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1870.
LoCAL and ~PERsoNAL
Thanksgiving tomorrow.
-Wsathar damn and chilly.

Thanksgiving tO-morroW.
Weather damp and chilly.
Christmas comes on Sunday thi
year.
Days only 81 hours long, and grow
ing shorter.
The roads are getting in bad condi
ton very fast
-Ex-Sherif Laird is soon to becom,
q citizen Of Warren.
The Drummer Boy Of Shiloh in be,
ing played this week in Youngstown.
Thanksgiving services in the Epis.
cOpal church. Services begin at 1913
A. n.
1t is said that Messrs. 7. K. Hall and
S. NJ. Laird are shortly to open a bank
ing house in this place.
Remember Miss Moors's Concert to-
night at Webb's Hail, for the benefit Of
the Warren Cornet Band.
Gen. Garfield and family left Hiram,
on last Thursday, tor Washington, to
spend the winter there.
Winter opened out in regular snow
storm style, on 4ast Friday, snow falling
TO the depth Of two or three inches.
B4sthaaksars due Mr.. P. L. Rush
for several cuts q fne weniscn stake
from deer shot in his recent hunting
excursion in the mountains Of Pennsyl-
vsnia.
An article oa Jul first page gives a
quite readable account Of the adventures
Of q party Of hunters from this place
among the wilds Of Elk county, Penn
~sylvania.
The annual meeting Of the Trumbun
County Agricultural Society, for the
election Of officers and the transaction
OF other business, comes of on Monday,
December 5. See advertisement
We publish the prospectus OF that
charming magazine for children the
Nursery. 1t is all it claims to be. Price
SL.5Oayear, or dubbed with the CHRoNI-
Gle at SI.2O a year, or $3.50 for both.
Mr.. Orrin Chalker, Of Southington,
left with Us, a few days since, s couple
OF huge specimen vegetables. One is a
rutabagS weighing twelve pounds, and
the other is a field turnip, Of the white
fake variety, weighing five pounds.
Remember the supper in the base
ment Of the NJ. E. Church, given by the
ladies, on Friday evening. A good sup
per for all fsvoring tkem with a visit
Oysters viii be served in the best style.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
There are reports Of gold bearing
rock being found in the Rowland Springs
region. Gold not generally visible
Land is being leased in Southington, and
it is said also in Champion, by gold
hunters. The surest way to find gold in
those places is with the p~loUshare.
Mr.. Daniel Bishop is preparing for
the holidays. His stock of Toys, as
advertised in this weeks CHRONICLE, is
so nice that all the boys and girls in the
county might be made happy out Of
Bishop's stock. Besides these things,
he always keeps 9 fine stock Of grocer
les, etc.
-Messrs. J. h. White and George
Bradford have purchased the grocery
store Of n. A. Patmor, on Main street,
and will continue the business at the
same stand. They have added largely
to the stock, and intend to keep a full
supply Of everything in the grocery and
provision line.
Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, and
Business Cards, on the incest Bristol
and Vincent Board, gotten up in hand
some, fashionable style, at 1ow prices,
at the CHRONICLE Office. We have just
made such purchases Of stock and mate
rial as enable us to do extremely well
for u patrons in the line Of all kinds Of
job printing.
The winter term Of W. R. Seminary,
at West Pennington, o., opened on yes
terday with favorable prospects. We
are requested to cali attention TO the
Musical Department Of this institution.
We have just printed a neat four page
circular Of this department, setting forth
the advantage and course Of study
Probably no similar institution in this
section OF country offers equal facilities
for giving instructions in this art. Per-
sons interested viii do well to send for
circulars.
The Niles Independent, Of last week,
makes the following observation /: Our
neighbor Of Warren need nOtfeel exult-
ant over our mishap, for the day Dr..
BIackford blew OUT the new furnace Of
VIM. Ward, ST., and Josiah Robbins, Jr.,
sblew in.'o We would only say that we
have never heard Of any person in War
zen exulting over Blackford Co.'s BUSH
ness misfortune; but we did observe =
very unkind aIlusion to n Of them mem
bers OF that firm, in the Independent,
and an apparent rejoicing that be was in
I'll health.
Elijah Medley, Of Newton township,
committed suicide, on Thursday evening
last. by taking a portion Of butter Of
anthony, a preparation made for the
treatment Of foot-rot in sheep. We IN
derstand that he was found in the woods
on Friday. He had manifested indica-
tons Of mental ALTERATION for some time,
and expressed himself as tired OF life.
He was a well-to-do farmer, respected by
all who knew him, and the unfortunate
affair which suddenly ended his life
has astonished the community. HeWas
aged between ffty-fve and sixty years,
and leaves a wife and several children