Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-05-11
THE
WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1870.
LOCAL and

Dog muzzles will soon be in demand.
Shade trees, ice water and linen
busters, are now INDUCED in.
A new bakery has been started by
James Mcconnell, at his stand on Main
Street.
The railroad timetable, at the head
of our local columns, has been revised
this week.
An examination for school teachers
will be held at Ravenna on the first
Saturday of each month.
An association for mutual protection
and insurance against horse thieves, has
been organized in C~oitsville.
Rev. ]. B. Dawson, late of the Con-
gregstionsl church at Mecca, has re-
moved to Hartford, this county.
The Annual Convention Of the Ash
tabula County Sabbath School Union will
be held in Geneva, the 18th and 18th inst.
-Messrs. Stun & Park intend to re-
build the spoke factory, on the west side
OF the river, which was burned about a
year ago.
BY a new arrangement, through
freights can be shipped from this place
to all points west, at great reduction on
former prices.
-Diptheria and scarlet fever, in malig-
nant forms, prevail at Niles, and a num-
Der of deaths have occurred during the
past few weeks.
-Almon D. Webb, Esq, Dept. U. s..
Collector in this city, is now supplied
with Revenue Stamps for sale by the
Revenue Department.
Hamilton & Rawdon's show, which
gave an entertainment at Niles, last
week, is declared by the Independent to
be a decided humbug.
The ladies of Baconsburg and vlcin-
ity are requested to read the cards of Mrs.
P, W. Markham, Mrs. Brooks, and Miss
Merry, in this weeks CHRONICLE.
The Youngstown Courier is appre-
hensfve of a general strike among the
coal miners of the Mahoning Valley
region, because of q drop in wages.
The Alderny cheese factory, in New
LYME, Ashtabula county, is working the
milk of over one thousand cows, and
daily making IS o 40 cheese of so pounds
each.
The spring convention Of the Trum-
bull and Mercer Musical Association
meets at Mecca, from May oath to 18th,
closing on Thursday. evening with a con-
cert.
When the oak leaves are out as
large as squirrels paws" the Indian
says it is time to plant corn. By that
rule, corn planting time has been here
about ten days. O.
The erection of the new furnace, in
this place, is progressing rapidly. Mr..
Richards knows how to "push things"
He intends tn have one of the best built
furnaces in Ohio.
MIR. Andrew Kirk this week adver-
tises the American Button-hole, Over
scanning Sewing Machine. Samples of
its work have been left with Us, which,
to our eye, are well executed.
On Monday night last, some person
OF persons made an entrance into the
cellar of Mr.. Columbus Wards resi-
dence. on Canal street, and helped them
selves to articles in the provision line.
During the Annual Convention of
the Univeralists at Kent, o., during the
first week in June, tickets good from the
first to the twelfth of the month, will be
sold by the A. & G.. w. R'y, sl,2O for the
round trip from Warren.
The cheese factory at LOrdstOwn,
started operations on the I'd inst. The
proprietors Of the factory are David Cald-
well, Almou G. McCorkle, and Lewis C,
Longmore. They are working the milk
of three hundred cows.
Attention is specially called to the
advertisement appearing this week of
United States Taxes. They must be
Maid on or before the 18th instant, or a
charge Of twenty cents for each notice
served viii be added.
The ladies Of Warren, and the coun-
try generally, are respectfully invited to
the Spring Opening, tomorrow, Thurs
day. May 18th, of the importation o
Mrs. Messer's Millinery Emporium, on
Market street, in this city.
Tickets can now be had at the office
of the A. & G. W. Railway in Warren
from here to all the principal points in
the west, southwest and northwest
Families and colonies are offered by this
line special rates to Missouri and Kan
Sas.
The Sharon Times of last week says:
A fire occurred in Hubbard on Tuesday
night last, by which the large grist mill
owned by Warren Loveless, and oecu-
pied by a man named Pryor, was con
sumed. The loss is heavy as there was
no insurance on the stock.
A successful merchant says: "The
way to succeed is to sell at small profits
for cash, and make it known through the
newspapers Most of our Warren mer'
chants are alive to this last fact, as may
he seen by reference to the advertising