Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-22
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LOCAL and
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.Leut oommences TODAY.

LOCAL snd PERSONAL
Lent commences to-day.
Court commenced on Monday
Judge futile presiding.
The Hubbard Journal has been en-
larged and otherwise improved in Ep-
pesrznce.
The State Board Of Equalization, on
the 18th, increased the valuation Of
Youngstovn tw elve per cent and passed
the balance OF Mahoning county as re,
turned.
AT the Sherif7s sale, on Saturday
last ofthe one-half interest OF the build
ing now occupied by Hspgood & STRAIT
ton, the sale was made to l. c. Jones,
Esq, for 1855
"A petition is being circulated in this
county, asking the Legislature to pass 8
law requiring parents and guardians to
send minor children to either a public or
private school.
Rev. Joseph King, OF Allegheny, is
holding { series OF meetings at the Disci-
pie Church. They viii continue for a
week OF more, and it is expected that he
wiz occupy the pulpit on Sunday next,
Feb. 2sth.
The Good Templars OF North Bloom
field, viii give an entertainment on
THURSDAY and Friday evenings, consist
ing or the dramas Ten Nights in Bar
Room, and o'Callaghau; literary pre-
sensations, music, &c.
Mr.. Simeon Hart, formerly Of Brook
field, has sold his farm in Bristol, to A.
J. Gordon, OF Baeonsburg. Mr.. Hart
will offer At public sale on Saturday,
March 18th, 3 fine lot OF mich COWS,
several head Of horses farming utensils,
&c.
The original Hibernicon will give q
eourse OF exhibitions at Webb's Hall, in
this city, commencing on March ID. The
H~ibernieon has been exhibiting in
Cleveland the past week to large audien-
Yesterday morning, about 10 o'clock
LAAua MAlLl IL w ~ 1AalAl -
learn, was killed on the Mosquito Greek
bridge, near BaconsburE, by the ex-
press train on the A. & G. W. Railway.
Tbs usnA agnaiOf an approaching train
was given; but as no attention was Civ
en- #, the person is supposed to have been
deaf Ths body was badly mangled.
The members Of Irwin Post, No. a,
q. A.ER, Of Greene, will play the
"Union Scout" an original drama, at
Hubbard's Hall, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, March LIST and I'd
Thirty veterans and seven ladies will
take part in the play. Tho Gustavus
Silver Cornet Band viii discourse
music for the occasion.
Mr.. ". S. Riley, Of jamestown, Pa,
and Mr.. Deny A. DarroW, Of Kinsman,
viii discuss the question, sis the Bible
inspired BY God, 50 that in - its state
ments it isinfalHbly c~orreet?" Afhrma-
tive, W. L Riley; Negative, Deny A.
barrow. The discussion viii be held in
The Protestant Church in Greene, on
Tuuaay sua Frday, March 9Th and
10Th.
The spring term Of Dana'E Musical
Institute viii begin Monday, March 18th.
Persons wishing 10 enter the school viii
ind It to their advantage to send in their
names o that they may be entered,
and thus aSoid al dslsysat the opening
ofthe term. Applications for admission
to the Institute for the ensuing term are
coming In with a rapidity that speaks
well for the success OF the school.
Young men who desire to qualify
themselves for business IN the shortest
possible time and at the least expense,
for the advantages Afforded, should take
the practical course Of study at FELTON, &
Bigelow's Business College OF Cleve-
land. They will find there thoroughly
experienesd teachers and the very besi
accommodations. Students are entering
nearly every business day Of the week
The masquerade ball, given at thu
Austin House, on Friday evening, eloseC
the series Of dances for this season
which are said to have been the mos
successful and enjoyable held in TIN
place for years. The costumes wer'
numerous. and many OF them gotten ri
regardless Of expense. Mirth and goo
humor prevailed, and At a late hour th
dancers returned TO their homes.
splendid sapper vas given by Messr'
Austin 4 Stiles, which was highly sPo
ken o fby those who enjoyedit it.
al Subscriber" writes US that " tn
dogs in Bloomfield are having their oW-
way = and we should think they Rer'
IS be informs us that AR. Hawkin
had twenty-one sheep killed and fou
wounded recently. Shortly after thi
occurrence, Mr.. Bigins discovered tw
dogs chasing his cows, and one Of th
dogs, not satisfied with a continual fsai
Of fresh mutton, had caught Of th
cows Int was driven of By Mr..
-Badsntly tie dogs ~ Bloomfield a
greatly in need Of something that wi
moderate their raVenous appetites.
The miners OF ViennE, who haI
been out since the 18th Of January, on
demand for an advance Of i've cents p'
ton, are still determined in their pu
poses, fully convinced that their clail
is a Just one. A Vienna o~orrespondei
of the Hubbard Journal, writes as fo
lows: II our tyranical bosses are 70 !
believed the work is never to go on al
more unless We 90 back as we came on
But 1 can assure them, that, when we
IN again at 20 cents a ton, we viii be ab
to mine It for that. For I have veI
good reasons to believe when that eve
takes place, the coal here will be douh
Its present height