Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-22
THE CHRONICLE.
LOCAL and PERSONAL
The winter term of Dsna's Musical
,nstitua be0ins Dec. 4th- 1871.
wrD1sDr1, sOvEnBER g. 1871.

LOCAL ana FEASONA
The winter term of Dsna's Musica
institute begins Dec. 4th, 1871.
Didn't the trees look glorious OF
Saturday, all encased and glittering il
their crystal coats of icef You bet they
did.
The county commissioners, at theil
meeting last week, ordered that Newton
Falls be orgsnized As an incorporated
village.
The talk now is that q splendid
union depot is to be the thing, on the
east side Of town, between Market st,
and the fair grounds.
MIR. VIM. Davis will offer at public
sale, att6e residence Of John Johnston,
in GustEvus, on Friday, Dec. LIST, 81
dairy COWS and a pair Of hesvy work
cattle.
The It'll Ohio is to assemble in
Cleveland on Monday, the 9TH inst, Tor
Reunion and Dedication Of the monu-
ment recently erected for the fallen of
that regiment.
The river at this place literally
~sw1rmed with wild ducks, on last Friday
morning, and sportsman killed them
BY the hundreds. On the same day a
beautiful white swan was shot on the
river.
f4Ths $4,000 stock of Che Warren and
Vierna road is about taken, and by next
week a notice for = meeting of the stock
holdersto elect directors VIII probably
be called. A groan from the Mahoning
Register is now due.
This may be usefuTto you between
now and some other time: Whenever
you buy or sell. let or hire makea clear
bargain in black and white, and W
trust to 1--WE shHn't disagree about tri-
hes,s for ten teone you win. G
"A fellow told the Probate Judge the
other day, he hada partialiry foronein
particular of the Uaited States. The
Judge fitted him out with a certificate
for entering the stateo o. matrimony. He
has since bsen sworn in.
We saw q couple Of "brsTes' shake
hands on a bet that meant something, 8
few evenings since, afirmatively and
negatively on the question will the mar
row gauge r. R.. be running into War
rem from the north before the close OF
1879.
Mr.. Delin, OF The firm of Gates &
Delin, entered orr Saioe last week and
confronted us with a box of cigars. The
intrusion was met as it deserved, and
although-sc some words passedbetween us,
we will say for the benefit of anxious
friends that the whole thing is expected
toendinSmoke." ar
0Ifehe people Of Warren really desire.
to have the Leavittsburgh transfer sta
ton located at Warren there are not any
insuperable difficulties in the way, but
they must not slsep over it and take it
as a matter of course. A little earnest
effort will do the business. We know
that the powers that be feel very friendly
to the change.
The Youngstown water-works are
expeSsas 70 be ready for use by Febfu-
airy next. Warren needs no improve
ment more absolutely than water-works.
The town could afford to issue bonds,
and build the works, as no doubtthe re-
suit would not onfy pay the interest but
leave a handsome margin of profits be
aides.
-Bear in mind the concert by Dana's
Musical Institute this evening. The
benches have been removed from :he
hall. and reseatsd with chairs so that
ali are sure Of q comfortable seat. The
proprietors Of the school promise q fine
entertainment and present to the public
a pleasing programme. Don't fail to at
tend.
~ NJ. RE Murdoeh, who resides
two miles south of Warren, has placed
us under obligations for a basket OF the
largest and finest looking apples we
have seen this fall. They are Of the
variety Gloris Mundi, and OF = rich
golden yellow color. One of them mea-
,sured fourteen inches in circumference
and weighs twenty-onesouncesa uJG
-Messrs. Gates & Delin, of this place,
have established 8 cigar factory on
Liberty Street. aud intend to enter eI-
-tsnsiFsly into the 1bhsinsss OF manu-
featuring the superior brands Of cigars,
and VIII furnish employment to a IN
siderable number OF persons. Their
sEholesale room on Market Street, is
filled with the best brands Of the weed.
We think some Of the insurance
companies would do well to contract with
some manufacturer or dealer in Eastwood
shingles for q million TO be used as blot
he for general distribution. They would
hGYe the advantage over the present ar
ticlethey &FDlsh, in that they would be
more sporgE, softer and a better absor-
bent TIE common article is aboutas
good as hard burned brick,