Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-01
HBaCHReNIGEE.
FOCAL and PERSONAL


Burglars abcut-look out
-Meetings are still in progress at the
Disciple Church.
-MaeEvoy's Hibernicon, at Wsbb's
Hall, tomorrow evening.
es-Our new advertisements contain
matters Of interest to an. Read them.
Dramatic entertainment at Webb's
Hall, tonight by the Good Templars.
we have gained an hour and nine
minutes in daylight during the past
month.
Read the public sale Of Bassett &
Foolk, appearing under new advertise
ments.
The Spring Term Of the Western
Reserve Seminary commences next
Tuesday. '
There were twenty-eight marriage
licenses issued nom the Probate Judges
once the past =onth.
Mr.. I. F. Hunter, Of Rowland, will
sell sl his personal property stgpublio
auction, on TUESDAY next.
Prospecting for coal is now going on
on the Frazier territory and some other
land adjacsntto It In Liberty
-Thesate beard Of Equalization, on.
Saturday, sosed 70 reduce the valuation
OF Warren city ten per cent
Mr.. Charles Kelso sold his residence
on High street, to Mr.. VIM. Fes, Of
Bazstta. Consideration, S2,2OO.
Rev. I. A. Rohlsnd, Of Liberty,
prsashsd his fsrsFaI sermon, 81 the
Evangelical church, Sunday last.
The buiiding commitse Of the New
n. E. Church in this city, propose to let
contracts for the same. See advertise
ment.
The name Of the man killed by the
car4 near Bsconsburg, mentioned inlsst
weeks CHRONICLE, was Patrick Higgins,
Of Youngstown. aged about hfty-hve
years
We have had all kinds Of weather
the psst week, which has besn the means
Of demonstrating the fact that the old
saying, variety is the spice OF life, is a
failure when applied to the weather.
The friends Of Rev. J. H. stoney,
pGsor Of tie n. E. Church in Bacons-
burg, met at Crafts Hall, on the evening
o. the 18th inst, and amer a season Of
pleasant social intercourse retired, lesV-
ing him SI1O.75 richer for their gather
ing.
There viii be a meeting OF the voters
Of the School District composed OF the
incorporated city o. Warren and adjoin-
ing territory, At the Court house, on
Wednesday, March Is. The object or
tbs nesting is stated in the "SehOol
Notice," 70 be found in another column.
PROF E. L. Youmans, Of New York,
Is expected to lecture in this place some
eVening next week. Mr. Youmans, IS
an 4ho have heard him know, Is one of
the most popular lecturers on scientific
subjects now in the field. bis subject
viii be The New Education" and viii
be Of general interest to the public.
There viii be a meeting Of the oiti-
zsns ofthe townships Of Bazetta, Fowler
and Meeca & ifhs q. B Church, in
Baconsburg, On Monday evening, March
9Th, to take into consideration measures
for building an academy in the village
Of Baconsburg. Rev. W. d. Miller is
expected to address the meeting.
IGH ri xsIsseC and a. j. Paekard. Of
Champion, have taken the contract to
take of the ssW-timber on the lands
Of Hutchins and Taylor, in Champion
township, and deliver the same at the
depot OF the A. & G. W. Railway, at this
PIsee. It's eEhnsted that the yield
viii be about three million feet Of lum-
Der.
The following services will be OBJ
served in Chrisf's (EpiseopaD church, Of
this place, until April End: Morning
Prayer and LitHnY, every Wednesday
snd Friday at nine O'Clock. Evening
Prayer and brief address or lecture every
Monday. Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
day at seven. Usual services on Sun
day.
Such Is the practical training stu
Gents receiFe At FELTON, & Bigelow's Bus
inesz College OF Cleveland THAT they
ssldoE fail TO give entire satisfaction to
their employers. This popular school
continues 70 be the fEvorite place for
merchants, business nenAnd In fact all
classes, to educate their sons for bust
ness. ~
The certificate Of incorporation or the
Mahoning Coal Railroad Company WAS
filed at the Secretary Of States Office on
Saturday. The proposed road is & ex-
tend from youngstown, to . point in
Brockhsld township, the road to b. all
within the limits OF Mshoning and
Trumbull counties. The capital stock Is
$4,000. The coTporztors are Josph II.
Brown, William BonneIl, Richard
Brown, Augustus B. Cornell and David
Himrod.
zAlecturs on China and the Chinese
win be delivered this Wednesday, even
ing, ct the Episcopal church in this place,
by Rev. Elliot a. Thomson, who has
oScA NA many yeas Gg ~
China. His description Of the peopls,
their customs and peculiBrities, will be
very interesting. Mr.. Thomson will
have with him q number Of Chinese
articles Of interest 70 nlHstEats his re-
marks, which viii have special refer
snee 20 the mission work Of the EpiscO-
al church in China. All are invited to
attend. II