Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-04-27
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The mark looks green-in spots.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL q. 1870.

The park looks green-in spots.
To-day is the anniversary of Odd
Fellowship.
New lettuce, radishes and rhubsrb
are in the market.
Mr.. G. L. BOothe has our thanks for
late western papers.
EARLY flowers are in bloom, and the
trees are rapidly %sprouting and leafng.
The GreenuiiIe Argus has been en-
larged, and greatly improved in its ap-
p~esrance.
The sale of pews in the Presbyterian
church of this city, will take place on
Monday forenoon next.
Mr.. c. B. Darling has taken the con-
tract for the erection of all the sheet iron
work on the new furnace.
Splendid weather for farming. Land.
as a general thing, is in good condition
for ploughing and sowing. Farmers
very busy.
The Juvenile singing class of BacOns-
burg, give a concert on Friday evening,
al Crafts Hall, under the direction of
C. C. Case.
by an advertisement appearing else
where, il will be observed that Mr.. John
L Weeks has embarked in the insurance
business.
Mrs. Norton, wife of Elder Miriam
Norton, late presiding elder of this dis
trict, died in Meadville, on Saturday, the
18th inst, after a lingering illness.
On Thursday morning last, the black
smith shop belonging to Lorenzo Rob-
erts, of Kinsman, took fire and was en-
tirely consumed. There was an insur-
ance of 400 on the premises.
AT the sheriff s sale on Saturday last,
the property situated on Market Street.
and now occupied by A. E. Andrews &
Son, was bid off to John Lamb, in the
sum of slO,5OO.
IN. NJ. K" sends us IN answer 20
the "heifer problem" published a few
weeks since. He says the increase in
twenty years would be 1O,e46 head. Will
some of our farmer boys tell us if this is
correct?
The SONS of Mr.. James CuIbertson.
whose house was burned on the 18th
inst, have made arrangements with par
ties of this place, for the building of a
new residence for their parents, on the
site of the former.
On tomorrow the undivided one-halt
interest of the property on Liberty ST..
known as Bacons' Store lot and building,
also the late residence of Grant Bacon,
on High St., will be sold at Administra
tors sale.
-Messrs. Hapgood & Brown opened
up their new stock of goods yesterday in
the room lately occupied by R. H. Bar
mum & Co., which they have refitted and
which will compare favorsbly with any
Of the other rooms on Market street.
in the public square quite a lot OF
young elm trees have been set our
under the direction of the committee on
public grounds. The trees are healthy
looking and in a few years will add
much to the present appearance of our
our park.
AT the election held in Johnston, on
the 4th inst, Robert Bartlett was elected
Justice Of the Peace; John Elder, Lester
Hines and j. T. Terry, Trustees; Lucius
Bartlett, Assessor; John Law and Lee
land Abel, Constables; II. D. Holcomb.
Treasurer; John Beebe, Clerk.
The Hubbard Journal says: "Ont
night this week, q man named Caro-
got drunk at one OF the saloons near tn,
Apologize coal bank, and at a late houi
started for home, but never reached it,
He was found the next morning lying
dead by the roadside, q victim to alcohol
&c poisons."
The Board of Education Of the Min
eral Ridge Union School District, ha
called q meeting Of the qualified voter
q that district on Saturday, May I4th, to
vote for or against the erection of a new
school building, which will cost about
$4,000, three Thousand of which is now
in the treasury.
III the Business Department of tho
Cleveland Business College the studen
Is established in business, and required
20 go practically through all the financia.
details. such as buying and selling, re
ceiving and paying, negotiating and dis
counting business paper, drawing and
accepting drafts. bills of exchange, &C.;
in short performing all the financial du
ties belonging to the Commission Mer
chant, wholesale and retail Grocer, Dry
Goods Merchant, Banker, Real Estate
Agent, Importer, JObber, Insurance
Agent, &c, &c. He does business singly
and in co-partnerShip, is successful and
the opposite, and passes constantly thro
q variety of business experience. Were
the important bearing such a course OF
study has on q future business career
fully understood and appreciated, it can
not be doubted that very many parent
who now think il entirely out Of the
question, would find means to givs these
advantages to their sons and daughters. |