Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-15
THE CHRONICLE.
WTDvEsDlY, TEBRUART Is, ls7l.
LOCAL and PERSONAL
There is one lone prisoner in the

county jan
Vow is Die prop er tine 70 trim grape
vines and fruit trees.
One week nom to-day il washing
toms birthday and AEh Wednesday,
The Register wants to know II
Youngstown shall have a public library.
"A bit OF wholesome advics to the
chickens in the east part o toWn: RooSt
higherl
Hon. John Sherman has our thanks
for = copy Of his speech on The repeal Of
the Income tax.
Mr.. S. Parish offers his house and
lot, on Washington Avenue, for sale.
See advertisement
-Riverious BidWell, an aged and
highly respected citizen Of Kinsman'
died on Thursday last
=Mr. John O. Hart offers for sale his
farm stock and utensils, on Wednesday,
March LIST, at North Bristol.
On the nrst page Of this paper viii
be found a detailed account Of the Hud-
son River Railroad calamity.
EWhat would the Niles Independent
do for mater to An up is local page,
were it not for the " Inactivity Of War
rent
Rev. B. A. Hiusdsle, President Of
Hiram College, viii speak at the Disci-
ple Church next Sabbath morning and
evening.
2rbs nsxttsrm OF the Court Of Com
nor Pleas, for this county, commences
O Monday next There are III cases on
the docket.
pr. John 10y has purchased the resi-
dence Of Judge J. W. Tyler, on Mahon-
ing Avenue, for the sum Of four thou
sand Eve hundred dollars.
"A petition has been presented to the
County Commissioner, signed by many
citizens, asking that MineEFl Ridge be
made an incorporated village.
BY statistics taking the business in
dsirv products in Ohio, Cor nine years
from 1850 70 Is6o-Trumbun county
stands second in the manufacture o.
cheese. and third in the manufacture Of
butter. ur2N
The County Commissioners give no
dee BY an advertisement In another
coldmn Of this paper, that they viii re-
esive proposals for the erecting OF = jail
and Sherifs residence, until the 18Th
day Of April next
-MsEsrs. Ritter and Johnston, OF
youngstown, are making arrangements
to put up q fine three-story brick on the
premises recently made vacant by the
fire. The work VIII be commenced ss
o Is the weather viii permit 30
saw the Register.
The boiler in the steam saw mill Of
Rofman & Sons, in SOuthington town
Ihip, szpIOdsd on yesterday morning q
about 10 o'clock. Fragments Of the boil
or were thrown q distance Of forty rods
No person was injured. The aus VIZ
we're unable to learn.
The Masquerade Ball on the IHtf
inst. promises to be the best, OF th'
kind. SAD here for years. NJ Och, I
from Cleveland, will be at th'
clothing store Of C. s. Fields with
large wardrobe during Friday, where al
Who have not already provided them
selves with costumes can be supplied
-PviHonSsrs being circulated in thi
countv asking the Legislature to pass
Law to establish a State Asylum for Inc
bristes. nftsr the plan u the institution
located at Binghampton, New york.
The New York Asylum is said TO o
doing a great deal Of good in reelaiminl
unuT~ unfortuhate victims Of inebriety
The County Lodge Of I. o. 6. 7
nat in Bloomfield last Thursday. Tn
different lodges throughout the count
were. many Of them, well represented
The Order was never more prosPerou
md detsruined in is good work, tia
now. The next meeting viii be In wa
ran. the second Thursday, Qlth,)
May,
"A good rapid business hand with
Ia coundered . necessity In the bushes
World iogFvoung men should not 10
eat this fact, but place themselves und'
The superior instruction OF Prof. r !
Spencer. the principal Of the writing d
partmeut OF FELTON, 4 BigeloW'S Bus
ness CoueEs in Clsvsland Profess
Spencer has a world wide reputation
teacher and penmsn.
"A writeri in the ChArdon Democrat
his notes on early times says; It's So
that the first Methodist Society form
on the Western Reserve wa in Verno
Trumbun county, Ohio, by Rev Cd
Crasbv.f 81 fs0L He came nom Cennec
eut. by the way Of Pittsburgh in
men wagon drawn by oxen, and, 30
.ter he len Pittsburgh, one Of the OK
died. and he yoked in q COW, oomPellii
her to do extra duty the rest Of the jor
new. In 1915, there were but very K
trEvslinR Methodist ministers on t
Western Reserve, perhaps only Jam
MscMahon and Lemuel lane. In Is
Ezra Booth came here, and formed
class Of ten l0 members. The ca
consisted Of Lydia, Ariel, Lucinda' z
dok. Polly and Otis Benton, David 3
Ester GRAY, and Gideon and Ruth NJ
can Ariel Benton and his wife Luel
da. Otis Benton and David Gray
he opIv ones who survive Of the
who, more than hfty-tEo years 8
ave their names for membership"