Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-05
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L0CAL and
Next Sunday viii be Esster.
The Union schools Of our city con-
menced on Monday last
Mr.. E. R WISE, Of this ONCE, was
confirmed as postmaster last week.
The Pews Of the Episcopal church
wiz be rented on Monday eve next
Considerable drunkenness was OBJ
servable in our streets on Saturday last
The weather for the past few days
has not been favorable for fitting and
. garden making.
The scarcity Of dwelling houses still
7 exists Notwithstanding the continued
erection Of new ones.
Mr.. W. Harris has purchased Of
Plumb W. Sutlif the livery stock Of the
Liberty street stables.
Would not a few more water tanks,
OF good capacity, judiciOusly disTribu-
ted, be Of beneit to the t0wnf
Many OF our merchants have re-
turned from the East with large stocks Of
merchandise for the ensuing seasons
Full services with sermon, win be
held at The Episcopal church, Of this
place, on Friday morning and evening.
The dead trees In southwest corner
Of the park, have been removed and the
vision is quite unobstructed in that %
cality.
-MrR4H. Bsrnum is now East
hg a purctlss OF a ls-gs STICK OF
hardware for the 4eWstors soon % be
opened.
The dreaded moving time is
almost over. Quite a number Of our
citizens have changed their domiciles
for another year.
in the absence Of Rev. E. H. Ying-
linz. the pulpit Of the N. E Church will
be hlIed BY Rev. Ely, on next aboat
morning and evening.
Rooms Of small dimensions are be-
ing partitioned on in the large store
room occupied by s. S. Smith, on cor
nar OF Main and Market Streets.
The fst lecture Of the spring term
o. the western Reserve Seminary, West
Pennington, viii be delivered Wednes-
day evening. April 18th, byR EKnight
Esq, Of Youngstown, Q.
Daniel Thompson. on the LIST inst,
took charge Of the Gilmore House Of this
place, Is proprietor. Mr.. rs past ex-
perience and success in the role Of miHe
1oSs Is a suflcisnt guarantee for the
future.
-erome 7. Campbell, who has been
confined 70 his house for months, died
on Saturday last. On Monday bis re-
mains were entered in oakwood Gene
terry by Masonic rites, Of which order he
was a member.
The contract for building the new
n. z church has been let to parties Of
this city, As follows: The stone work to
Geohrtng & Smith ; brick work to J. R.
seeIey, and the carpenter work tOstdle
Bros. & wilkins
in the letting Of buildings this year,
the landlords insert in their leases the
clause, snot 70 sell or allow to be sold
intoxicating liquors." Several estab-
lishments engaged in this traffic, are thus
virtually crushed.
in another column viii be found a
notice Of the death OF one our oldest
citizens. Mr.. Hardy has been in feeble
health for 8 long time past. he viii be
grestly missed by his family, the church
and numerous friends
The old Jail has been ra1ed TO the
vo,lnd. Curiosity seekers have been
1unsrous in that locality, and many
brirs have been carried away. This
NAV aesoun for the heaviness in the
head q many who perambHlate our
streets after night-fa1l, with "brieks in
their hats."
Mr.. h. CorEin, formerly Of the firm
OF Packard, COX a Co, OF this place,
LEFT on Monday last, for Union Mills.
Erie eaunty, Pa, where he has estsb-
aisbed himself in the iron. hardware, tin
und stow business. We regret to park
i, pan Win ar. c., who has won for
\, vself : host o. friendsi in this vicinity.
He carries with him the best wishes Of
AL.
accident occurred to IN emigrant
train on tie A. & ". R. R., on Thurs
day last, 8Aile descending the grade on
the vest ssSs OF Johnston Summit by
which an Eazlishmsn named Fielding
had his right Seq 50 badly fractured that
amputstion was Necessary. DR.. HGr-
mon. Of this plsee, was called upon 70
sttsEd he iniursd man, and reporz him
doing wen.
THURSDAY last ouE streets were
crowded to such an extent that 3 hitch
ing place could scarcely be had. The
great portion OF the crowd was attracted
6y the sale Of the stock Of h. P. Bas-
sett and Peter Foulk. who advertised
their sale 50 thoroughly By newspaper
and tiIIs from this once that il was i'm
possible to resist the invitation extend
ed. Moral II yon would succeed in
business you must invite patronage by
printers ink.
The election, on Monday, passed Of
very Qnieay, and q very small vote
Wa Pollsd. The following Is the ticket
elected City Republican Tickst-Msyor
I. n, Dawson ; Marshal. J.. W. Brooks
Solicitor. F. z. HEtchins: Civil EBgi-
nesr, F. ". Hessersehmidt; Street Com
missioner, Levi GaskiH: Trustee, Al
bert Wheeler; Assessor, s. NJ. Carter.
Township Republican Ticket-Trustees,
Phiness Chsse, L G. Mathews, q. G.
Harsh Clerk. 6. B. Kennedy, Treas
urer, James Hoyt; Assessor, VIM. Fox:
consfablss, Stanley, Bartlett Brooks. :