Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-04
THE.
WEDNESDAY, NAY 4, 1870.
LOCAL and
The weather is splendid.

The weather is splendid.
Big frost and a little ice last Friday
night.
About 5O young trees have been set
out in the Park.
Cherry and peach trees are in bloom
in this section.
The Warren High School Anniver-
sary exercises come off at Webb's Hall,
June q.
The new German Lutheran church,
in this place, is to be dedicated next
Sunday.
-Thos. Carter & Co., of Niles are
making extensive improvements to their
rolling mill.
Our acknowledgements are due Hon.
K. ". Tayler, Washington for late pub
lie documents.
Riley Roberts has got his soda wa
ter fountain under full operation in the
P. o. News Room.
The soldiers monument for Young
stown, made in the east, has arrived, and
WIN shortly De erecteu-
Mrs. Messer has all the brilliant
and charming millinery gaieties of the
season. See local notice.
Sheriff Dickinson. as a landlord,
seems to meet with good success ; his
boarders now number seven.
Mime. PAREPA Rosa Grand English
Opera Troupe appears at the Cleveland
Academy of Music, this evening.
The gainesville Telegraph says the
prospect of a large fruit crop on the Lake
Shore is very encouraging.
Mr.. s. Perry Draa, formerly of this
place, has embarked in the grocery and
provision business at Niles.
The blast furnace of James Ward &
Co., at Niles, was blown out last week
for repairs and remodeling.
"A new railroad time table took ef-
feet on Monday last. 1t can be found at
thehead of this column as corrected.
The street sprinkler commenced his
trips along the business portions of
Market and Main Streets, On Monday.
in the Bloomfield Market Report
oflast week, the butter quotation should
have read 20 to 26 instead Of 20 to %.
Our merchants have received their
new stock of goods, and their advertise
ments can be found in the CHRONICLE.
AT Christ's (Episcopal) church OF
this place on Sunday evening last, three
persons received the ordinance OF Bap-
tism.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Veach, of West Middle
sex, Pa, has two steers, not yet two
years old, which together weigh 1850
pounds.
The pews in the Presbyterian church
Of this city were sold on Monday last,
for an aggregate sum somewhat above
$500.
The adult Singing Glass of G~ustavus,
give a grand Concert, Friday evening,
Nay 18th, under the direction of C. C.
Case.
Mr.. D. Mcmillan, of Xenia, the Short
Horn King of Ohio, will offer his entire
herd of short horn cattle at public sale on
the 8th Of June next.
The new hall of Mr.. John Oil, at
Niles, has been secured and fitted up by
the Sons of Temperance of that place. 1t
was dedicated on Saturday last.
Smiths brewery, at Youngstown,
took fire on the oath ult., but was check
ed. The loss resulting from the fire and
water viii amount to about 5000.
On Wednesday of next week, the
Trumbull Presbytery will meet at the
Presbyterian church in this city, at which
time Rev. n. P. Bailey will be installed
As pastor.
Communion services were held at the
First Presbyterian Church Of this city,
on Sunday morning last. Twenty-Five
persons were added to the Church on
profession of faith, and seven by letter,
in all thirty-two accessions.
Spend your money where you make
it. Buy your goods at home, not abroad,
when you can do just as well. Encour-
age your home mechanics and business
Hlen- Lei EACH De lor the other, and ALL
for public improvement at home.
The Disciple Church at Niles have
procured the services of a pastor, and or
gained a hourishing Sunday School.
Mr.. h. T. Mason has given to the minis
ter a building lot, and the members !,
have advanced sufficient to pay for the
erection Of a building thereon.
The frame dwelling owned by ].
Cbafee, in Mecca township, was totally
destroyed by fire about2 o'clock on Mon
day morning. The house has been unoc-
cupied, and the cause of the fire was I'M
doubleday incendiary. 1t was insured
for 81, 200 in some Cleveland insurance
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