Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
H CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ss, 1871.


49,
-Work has been commenced on the
new NJ. E Church at Niles.
The naples and elms are rapidly
arraying themselves in green.
The cold weather and severe frOsts
Of the past week have had a bad effecI
uPon-the coming fruit crop.
-sfessrS. Richard Clark and Lew
Hstcher, Of Hubbard, emigrated to Kan.
sas last week.
-Messrs. Rush & Medbury hav,
opened a new -four and feed store il
Smiths block.
Mr.. G. c. Reed advertises a house
and several lots for sale or rent. See
notice elsewhere.
If you wish to secure good bargains
and serviceable goods Of any kind, read
carefully our advertisements.
The juvenile singing class, Of Kins-
man, gives a concert on Friday evening
OF this week, under the direction of c.
c. Case.
There VIII be another Teachers Ex-
animation IL this city on Mondy next,
which is the Only one until the hrst
Monday efgune.
Mr.. Harvey C. Clark, formerly Of
this place, recently formed an sssocia-
with Re hrln o. Farrand. Williams &
CO wholesale druggists cf Detroit.
Mr.. c. H1yau. late Of the Ameri-
can House at Canheld. has leased the
Clinton House at Hubbard, and intends
70 open a hotel there in a few days.
Mr.. Reuben Barber, OF Gustavus,
has sold two "Sbsr Hambletonian" colts
"a yearling and a three year old-the
former for $500. the latter for $500.
Mr., h. 5. Robbins. ofNewton Falls,
has purchased the thoroughbred Ken
lucky stallion, Gold Dust. Mr.. Robbins
spares no pains or expense TO procure
good stock.
The Presbyterian Society, Of Cham
piou, held a NeckTie Festival at the
house Of Nj. Rutsn, on Friday evening,
the I4th, the proceeds amounting to thir-
ty-four dollars.
-Messrs. Bartlett and Herzog have
purchased the livery strSls, in the rear OF
the National House. ofMr. Foulk. They
have entirely re-ftted the stable, and
placed in It several new, hrst-class rigs.
&c. c. Case commences a juvenile
singing class, IN GustaFus, May I. at 10
A. n, to continue ten dEys-two lessons
q day. The Charm win be used
Books furnished free Of charge. TUT
ton seventy-hve cents.
Notwithstanding the unpropitious
weather Of Friday and Saturday last.
there was a large attendance Of the ladies
70 witness the grand opening Of Mrs.
Nesssrs new spring and sumner stock
Of millinery goods, which is exceedingly
rich, beautiful and varied.
-on Monday night last, the store Of
S. b. Calender, Of Girard, was bur
g~lario1sly entered. and jeweiry to the
amount Of about SIS stolen therefrom.
The goods belonged to Mr.. Ivan Town
send, who was doing business in the same
room occupied by Mr.. Calender.
-Mr. IauesP. Connolly late foreman
or the CHRoNIcLE Office, has associated
with Mr.. J. S. Yard, OF the Long
Branch On. j. Ners as assistant editor.
Mr.. Connolly IS q practical printer and
good writer, ard We can assure Mr.. Y.
that he win ind in him a valuable part
ner. We wish him much success.
The building subscription for the
Presbyterian Church in this city has
reacted over birty-fve thousand dol
lars, the amoInt necessary to make it
binding. Ths subscribers met on Mon
day evening last and appointed the fol-
gentlemen as 3 bnndiug commit
h. B. Perkins, Junius Dana, A. D.
Webb, T. J. McLain and S. F. Dickey.
understand they propose to go on at
once 70 secure plans and let the contract
for a church and parsonage.
Tho barn 81 Mr.. Ell, Peck, Of orwen.
was burned down on Thursday night,
with all the contents, including two
valuable horses. All that he saved was a
wagon, which he did at great risk. he
had been az the barn with a globe Ian
tern, from which he supposed it was
impossible for FIRE to escape and he has
means OF accounting for it. The
bar1 was q new and the loss viii
be near sI,OO0-witbout insurance
Ashta6Ela SaEtsaaL.
The Niles Independent states that
Geo. Ernst, ofthat place, in attemptingto
pass q butcher on the road near Austin
town, be in a buggy and the butcher il
a wagon, got himself into a serious diff
Guilty. The butcher refused 10 let him
pass, and SO guided his wagon that
Georges buggy ran into it. Two or
three spokes Of the buggy wheel were
broken, and the butcher drove on to
Austintown, leaving GeOige to tx up
bis buggy as it suited him. George
in AustintoVn a few minutes
after the butcher Ieh, found out the
course he took, pursued and overlook
aim a short distance from the center.
George told him he should pay for the
done 10 his buggy or take q
.~hrsshing. Tho poor fellow chose 8
shrsshing. and George lesped out OF the
picked mp q piecs oirail, knocked
he butcher i~nsensible, ard likewise a
nan who mad but a few minutes previ-
lus Joined the wagon. George 50 ham,
nerod them that their lives were des-
paired Of, and a warrant was issued for
ais arrest George considered that dis
wa now the better part Of valor,
md paid q visit to Pennsylvania. The
sWo snjured men are now out Of danger.