Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-25
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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %. ISL.
LOCAL and

LOCAL and PERSONAL
Last SATURDAY was the most delight
fui October day the month has yet pro-
duced.
IS. W. Powers big sale of blooded
stock comes off next Tuesday at East
Mecca.
The next term of Trumbull Com
men Pleae commences on Monday, Nov.
9Th, proximo.
The Warren District Methodist
Sabbath School Convention is in session
at Baconsburg to-day.
- at the election held in Champion
on the 10th inst, Edward Pierce, Esq,
was reelected Justice of the Peace.
The opening of the gainesville mar
row gauge R.R. to Chsrdon, will be cele-
brated on or about Thanksgiving day.
The front of the Dana Institute build
ing has been much improved by the re-
moval of alarge portion Of the old steps,
and the erection of a good stone wall.
A match game of base ball was
played Saturday, the 2lst, at Baconsburg,
between the Baconsburg boys and How
land boys, resulting IN favor of the latter.
Score 50 to AZ.
Water is in great demand, and the
business of hauling it from the river
has been brisk during the past week.
Many cisterns are empty and not a few
wells are failing.
BY an advertisement found in this
paper, an opportunity is offered persons
10 bid for the carrying of the mails in
the State of Ohio. A map and list ofthe
routes can be seen at the Warren Post
Office.
The Nursery-the very little folks
magazine-for November, is out, look
ing bright and CHEEKY with its pretty
pictures and pleasing little stories.
Published monthly, at SI.5O a year, by
John L. Shorey, Boston.
A few weeks ago one of our towns
men paid a man 81 for taking the water
out of his cistern, which at that time
contained a good supply. He says he
would give more to have the water in
now than he did to get it out.
"A new pudding furnace was put in
the rolling mill on Monday, and three
more are to be put in this week, making
in all an increase in furnaces from six
TO sixteen during the past year, which
indicates a growing and profitable bust
ness.
-Messrs. Mccormick and McBerty,
whose planning mill was burned in this
placs, last spring, will commence the
erection of a new mill, on the old site,
in & few days. This will be one more
important addition to the manufacturing
business Of Warren.
The Niles Savings Association filed
its certificate Of incorporation with the
Secretary of State, on Friday last. Capt.
tai stock, S5O, 900; shares, $500 each. The
corporators are William Ward, J. R.
Grist, J. Key Wilson, James Ward,
Josiah Robbins, Thomas Carter and
James Ford.
"A fire broke out in HeatOn's woods,
near Miles, last Saturday afternoon, and
spread over about four acres, producing
quite an excitement for a few minutes.
The steamer was soon on the ground,
and the fire being near the creek, the
flames were subdued. The damage
done was not serious.
The Ashtabula railroad viii be built
20 Niles by next Christmas, from its
eastern terminus, thereby opening a
through line TO Pittsburgh. The line Of
the road follows the old canal tow-path
from Girard to Niles. Considerable
force is now at work on that end of the
road. Engineers are now locating the
road between Niles and Warren.
Mr.. C. c. McNutt, the welI-known
sign and ornamental painter Of Warren,
has added q new department to his bust
ness. that Of picture framing, and will
keep an assortment Of the incest styles
Of molding, plain, ornameRted, gilt, etc,
and also the various styles Of frames.
He showed us some very handsome
ones yesterday.
On Monday, 10th inst, a certificate
OF incorporation was filed at the Office
of the Secretary of State, at Columbus,
for the Niles, A~ustintown and Garfield
Railroad Company. The termini of the
road are at Niles and Garfield. Capital
stock Sl5O,00a. Corporators, VIM. Ward,
John NJ. Owen, George Tod. James
Ward. j. r. Grist.
"A most .desireble home for those
designing to make a long or short stay
in Cleveland, viii be found at st. Clair
Place, corner Of st. Clair and Ontario
Streets. Richly furnished rooms and q
table second to no hotel in the city, at
charges one-half less, it offers superior
advantages 70 any person wishing the
comforts Of a home.
Negotiations are nov in progress
with the Atlantic and Great Western
Company, providing for changing the
line OF the Mahoning road from South
Street, so as to run up the eastern
side Of the city and connect with the
Atlantic road near the present freight
depot. This plan accomplished would
give rs a union and transfer depot, and
enable the company to consolidate its
three stations in this township into one
general depot. We learn that the A. &
G. w. Company thinks quite fsvorably
Of the project.