Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-30
THE CHRONICLE
EEDEEsDET. HOYEMBER 30. $50.
LOCAL and PERSONAL

G and personal
1t is apity about the Niles Independ
ent man. Try vermifuge.
The winter term Of Dana's Musics
Institute opens on next Monday, Deem
ber5.
Mr.. Richards rolling mill viii prob
ably be ready for operation in tw,
weeks.
We are under renewed Obligation
to Hon. R B. Dennis, now in London
for late British papers.
Sunday and Monday were brilliant
sunny days glittering gems in the
bosom Of a mortar bed.
The Juvenile Singing Class Of Wayne
gives a concert on Friday evening, this
week, under direction Of C. c. Case.
The gymnasium is now in good run
ming order, and there are ample means
for the young men to exercise their
muscular powers
The editor Of the Ashtabula Sentinel
laments the destruction Of the beauties
of Nelson Ledge, in the vain attempts Of
parties to find gold.
Commissioners Payne, in a card in
another column. gives good reasons why
the WorNoaAe Lesvit8b1rgh bridge
has been delayed~
-Mr. Ed Bartholomew gives a holi-
day ball, at Vienna Hall, on Wednesday
evening, December2S. Music by Green
woods and A. Grseter.
The Falcon Fire Company Of Niles
win give a ball for the benefit Of the fire
department Of that place, at Crandau &
Hartzelps Hall, Dec. 80.
-ehaElsy Wilson, the notorious rough
who has been confined for some time
past in our jail, was last week removed
to the Canheld jail for safe keeninrnntn
next court.
-Messrs. Camp & Randall are respect
fully informed that that specimen sack
of buckwheat -four was A No. l, and we
would advise persons wishing to 60 into
the buekwheat cake business at the
breakfast hour, to try sack Of c. & RS
-four.
On Thanksgiving evening a man
broke in one Of the front windows of
Baldwin's billiard rooms, then walked
up to the Mayors Office and told the
story, that he was q Spoor man, &c, and
wanted to go to jail" BE wasn't dissp-
pointed.
Mr.. ". B. Kennedy, Of Bazstts, the
past season, raised a Dutch drumhead
cabbage, which weighed forty-one
pounds. But few such would be nee
essary to make a barrel Of krout, big
enough to furnish perfGmery for whole
neighborhOod.
Mr.. G. F. Harrington, now Tutor IN
the Preparatory Department Of the Wes-
tern Reserve College, at Hudson, viii
aceept our thsnks for a copy Of the cata-
logue Of that institution for the academic
year Of 1s70-'1. From it we learn that
the winter term commences the 18th Of
January next.
The Good Templars Of Greene are
arranging to give dramatic entertain
ments on the nights Of Nov. 80 and Dec.
I, Al the Disciple church In that place
The play viii be the "Drunkard's Warn
ing" and the "Mischievous Niger"
Vocal and instrumental music viii be
part Of the programme.
The oyster supper festival, held at
Baconsburg, on the evening Of the 9th
instant, prepared by the ladies Of the NJ.
E. church, for the purpose Of raising
funds to procure additions to their Sun
day school library, was an entertainment
Of much pleasure and enjoyment Some
thirty nine dollars, above expenses,
were realized.
The largest turnip we have yet seen
was brought to our Office on Saturday
last by Nj. Darias Baldwin, Of Fowler.
He informs US it was grown by M.
Orson Tumble, Of Fowler, and is known
as the Russia variety. Ityeighed twen-
ty-three and thrse-fourth pounds. We
should like to know if any OF our read
ers can f1tT5l up q larger one.
The concert given by Miss Moore
and her pupils for the benefit Of the for
eign missionary cause, on Tuesday eve
Of last week, on account Of the extreme
inclemency Of the weather, was not
largely attended; but on Wednesday
evening there was a better house. All
those taking part in the concert per-
formed their pieces well, and but few
towns can furnish better home concerts.
-Apublic entertainment win be given
at Webb's Hall, on Friday evening, Dec.
9, by the Good Templars Of Warren.
consistingo OF Music, Tableaux, Charades,
Speeches, Essays, &c. Proceeds 10 be
used for the q Of Temperance. 1t is
expected this entertainment will be an
entertaining and enjoyable one, as no
pains have been spared to make it a sue
cess. It should have the presence and
patronage Of an the friends Of Temper
ance in the community.
-Wenotice that that indefaHgsble xeu-
tlenan, Mr.. J. Bonaparte Phillips. Of 52
Broadway, n. Y, is snow in this section
~iuIuriating on fresh country air and
other rural felicities. he is with the
wealthy house Of J. B. Hyde q Co., i'm
Porters and jobbers Of notions, hosiery,
white goods, &c. This store is large, go
feet deep, and it is always well filed
with a hne stock. Mr.. J. B. P. will
doubtless favor our merchants with the
Light Of his amiable counteuance. and be
happy to accommodate them with any-
thing in his line. 4