Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-12-28
THE CHRONICLE.
LoCAI and
a Happy New Year to all.
WEDxSDlY, DECEHBER g, $50,

A Happy New Year to all.
Don't forget Coughs lecture.
The Mahoning river at this point, is
ice bound.
Cough lectures in Warren, IN Friday
evening Of this week.
Don't fail to renew your -subscrip-
tons to the CHRONICLE.
At the Warren furnace a cast is made
every eight hours, instead Of every
twelve, as formerly
DR.. Eli Mygatt for twenty-five years
= successful physician at Poland, Ohio
has removed to Garfield.
The installation of the officers elect
Of Mahoning Lodge No. %, I. o. o. F.,
will take place at their hall on Monday
evening next.
The mercury fell as low as fou de-
gress below zero, in this place, last Sat
urday morning. The weather since then
has not been quite so cold.
We regret 70 learn Of the death of a
little son Of p W. Tayler, Comptroller
o. S. Treasury, which occurred on Tues
day q last week, at Youngstown
DThaamecf arrival and departure Of
the Warren andJefsfson mali has been.
changed. The mail leaves Orwell in the
morning and returns the same day.
Mr.. Jacob Hull, Of this place, butch
cred a hog last week, aged l6 months
and twenty-seven days, that weighed
four hundred and ninety-eight pounds.
The services Of MI. Alfred Long
more, Of Lordstown, have been secured
in the theoretical department Of Smith
81 CoWley's commercial business college
of Pittsburg, Pa.
Simon B. Storer, ESQ., Of Orange
vile, died suddenly in New York city
on the 9Th inst. He had gone to that
city to receive medical treatment. His
age was forty-two years.
The I. o. G. T. have postponed their
sociable announced for the evening Of
Dec. S0th, for two weeks, on account Of
the lecture to be delivered on that even
ing by John B. Cough.
-Workmen are engaged in getting ice
Of good quality out Of the river. 1t is
hoped that a good supply will be packed
so as not to cause the Inconvenience Of
the dearth OF ice felt last summer.
The intense cold weather has frozen
the river so as to produce tolerable gOod
skating. One day last week aboy broke
through the ice, but by the timely assist
anceio of his companions, was rescued.
The members OF the Steam Fire Co.,
L n. Dawson, held their third annual
ball at the Austin House on Friday eve
ming last. All seemed to enjoy them
selves, and a merry, good time was had.
The Episcopal church Of this place
presented q beautiful appearance on
Christmas morning. Evergreens in pro-
fusion formed in wreathes, and other de-
vices. decorated the church throughout.
"A girl aged IA years, and child Of
Jeukin Davis, of Ohlton, was severely
bitten BY 8 ferocious dog, Of mi Of the
neiehbors, last Saturday. The girl was
so badly injured that she had to be car
ried home.
Some n gobbled up two well fatted
turkeys from the hene1y Of C. R. Hunt,
Esq, the might before Christmas"
That was mean. The fellow who would
steal in Christmas times, is ripening for
the penitentiary.
Mr.. R. G. De Cordova lectured in
sharon, last week. "The Jealous
Wife," or something Of that sort, was
treated in burlesque style. The Sharon
papers say that the people were much
pleased. That shows how q Warren and
a sharon audience may differ in opin-
ion, appreciation, taste, etc.
Dana Harmon, q member Of the
Junior Class in Yale College, and a son
o fJohn B. Harmon, formerly Of Warren,
has received one Of the honorary sp-
pointments for ths next junior exhibit
ton. The number Of students in the
5unior class is Is2, and to receive one OF
the appointments is proof Of good schol-
arship-
The young men of the Warren Band
are engaged in getting up an entertain
ment 10 come off in . few weeks, which
PROMISES to be a treat. 1t viii consist OF
minstrel performances, c0rnet Duets,
trios, etc. We hope the boys viii be en-
eouraged In their attempt to help them
selves, as they have shown themselves
worthy.
FELTON, q Bigelow's Business College
of Cleveland, educates for business. II
is not a acheap Commercial College"
but a first class institution, where the
principles Of business are thoroughly
and practically taught, by competent
and experienced teachers. Young men
contemplating lives of business need its
practical drills as the lawyers and doctors
need the law and medical schools.
On Sunday last, about J past one, P.
NJ an alarm Of fire was sounded, and
the steamer was soon on the "war path,
oufinR defiance to the wintry blast.
The seat OF the fire was aseertained to be
the residence OF Mrs. Geo. Tayler, in
east part Of town. A few pals OF water
extinguisbedthe flames which had burst
Quit in the roof. The wind WA high, and
the prompt arrest Of the fire was e1-
oeedingly fortunate. But little damage
was done. This shows how important
the timely application or 3 few pals o.
water Is