Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-29
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1871.
LOCAL and.
Thanksgiving tomorrow.

UO-AAOAAOMs
The work on Mccormick & Nc
Berty's new planning mill is progressing
finely.
Our merchants have already pur-
chased a large stock of goods for the
Holidays.
Mr.. James Forbis, of this city, has
lost a horse-strsyed or stolen. See
local notice.
The Ohio Agricultural Report for
1870, is being sent to the counties by the
Secretary of State.
The work on the Ashtabuls R. R.,
between the Cirard crossing and Niles
is going forward steadily.
Union services will be held in the
Disciple church, tomorrow at half past
ten o'clock. Sermon by Rev. Darsie.
Mr.. Graeter has had a fine, cspacious
balcony constructed in front of Webb's
Hall, which is both ornamental snd
useful.
-Manning's Minstrels give a concert
at Webb's Hall, tomorrow Thursday
evening. Their programme promises a
good time.
Visiting cards for the coming season
are to be small and very nearly square.
You can see a sample by calling at TIE
CHRONICLE Office.
The A. & G. ". R'y. Co.. will erect
first class passenger station houses next
summer, at Warren and Youngstown,
finances permitting.
Thanksgiving Services will be held
at Christ Church (Episcopal), on Thurs
day, Sermon by the Rector, Thos. J.
Taylor. Good seats for all.
H. P. Fairfield, of New Jersey, will
address the citizens at Newton Falls, on
tie first and second Sundays in Deem
Der next, at half-past 10 o'clock, a. m.
The Post Office will be open to-
morrow for the delivery of mail matter
as follows: From Q to 1OI am, and
from 5to usual hour of closing, u pm.
Mr.. Jules vautrot has purchased
of Mr.. John Lamb the property on
Market Street, formerly occupied by
Andrews & Son. Consideration SILL
10000.
The New Orleans Minstrels gave
two concerts in webb's Hall, last week.
Judges of minstrelsey pronounce their
performances good. By the way, wasn't
the Georgias rather a fzzle?
Mr.. Daniel burst, of Bazetta, has
purchased land of Mr.. B. N. Robbins,
near the crossing of the railroad on the
North Road, in this place. on which he
purposes to erect q planning mill.
David Tatum, of Cleveland, will de-
liver an address upon the subject OF
incompetence, On tomorrow evening,
at seven O'Clock, at the Good Templars'
Hall. The public are invited to attend.
We regret to announce that our
zownsman, John NJ. Stull, Esq, is con-
Hned to his room by a severe and pain
fui attack of rheumatism. His many
friends hope to see him soon in his usual
health and activity.
The finest show window in town
has been fitted up by Mr.. Charles
Adams, clothier, on;Main Street. By an
arrangement OF handsome and ingeni-
Gus fixtures, an artistic display of goods
is made that is attractive and pleasing.
There is to be an election for justice
OF the peace in Warren, on Saturday
Dee 9, proximo. Esquire Dawson's
terra expires in December. We under
stand that Mr.. Dawson, Republican,
and MY. Palm, Democrat, will be AN
didates.
On Saturday, the 18th inst, a match
game of base ball was played between
the Baconsburg and Rowland clubs, in
which Baconsburg came off victorious,
The score stood 81 to II. The Bacons-
burg club also won a game over the
Rowland boys on the 4thinst. by a score
of 80 taIies.
We will take that back about the
insurance company blotters. Albert
Watson, Esq, agent for several COM
panies, has a fresh supply Of superb
blotters, some OF which we have been
trying the past week. Mr.. Whittlesey
Adams also came to the rescue with q
package Of nice, spongy blotters, and we
feel at liberty now 70 blot out our hingle
recommendation.
The dilapidated shanty which has
for several years been a very poeT
apology for a passenger house at the
u. & G. ". depot in Warren, is to give
way this week to q much better building,
neatly painted and made comfortable
for passengers. The new building, how
ever, is to be but temporary, as il is the
purpose OF Mr.. Sweetser TO give our
place q first clsss passenger house, prob
ably next summer. Mr.. Warren Packard
aas the contract for erecting the new
building now going up.