Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-08
THE CHRONICLE
T roads are very bad.
WEDNESDAY. A R s, ISL.

The roads r very bad.
Houses for rent are unusually scarce.
-seenew advertisement Of {. s Field.
The County Commissioners are in
session.
The ground hog tradition is, 50 far,
failure.
The spring term Of Dana's Musical
Institute opens on next Monday, March
18th.
Ladies' Church Aid supper at the
N. E. Church next Friday evening. All
are invited.
An exchange says: Look out fol
sWindlerH going around with grape
vines. A new dodge.
Our frosty nights and warm, sunny
days, reminds Us that the sugar-making
season has commenced.
An additional layer of plank has been
placed upon the new bridge crossing
the river at the corner Of Main and Mar
ket streets.
People who advertise only once IN
three months forget that most folks can't
remember anything longer than about
seven days
The Board OF Education have pur-
chased half an acre Of the land adjoining
the high school lot on the south, for
school purposes.
The name Of Mr.. Lyman Andrews.
Of Kinsmsn. appears in the list Of grand
Jurors Br the April term Of the United
States DistHet Court
Mr.. and Mr. S. S. Bartlett desire to
return thanks to their friends in Hart
ford and Fowler for money donations to
the amount o SIs2S2.
We have on hand = full stock Of
blanks, such as leases, deeds, mortgages,
c~ontrscts. blank notes, summons, ex-
eeuH' attachments, etc, etc.
-Messrs. Freeman & Son, OF this
place, sawed at their mil last week, in
i've and quarter days, including stop
pages, IS. 400 feet Of inch lumber.
The mill formerly owned by Harris,
Msekford & Zoo, Of Niles, and now BY
Andrews Bros, has been set in opera
ton, and is now doing a lively business.
The Methodists and their friends Of
Liberty, Church Hill, made their pas
tor. Rev. W. A. Clark, q surprise party,
and have presented him with donations
amounting to about 500. It is said they
meet all their church expenses prompt
~, and, Of course, are a live people.
AT a convention OF the miners Of
Mshoning and Tusesrswas Valleys,
held recently At Leetonia, for the pur-
pose Of uniting these valleys under one
grand association. Mr.. David Owens, Of
Church Hill, was elected President, and
Mr.. william Thomson, OF Liberty, Vice
President.
-Thur.Cay last an unmarried man
named Pratt q brakeman on the A& g.
W. R. R., while engaged in coupling
cars at Leauttsburg, had his right hand
so badly mashed that amputstion Of
nearly the whole hand was necessary
It is thought the thumb and fore finger
can be saved. The operation was per-
formed by DR.. Harmon.
-Quite q painful accident happened to
Ms. Daniel E. Smith, of Mesopotsmia,
on Saturday last She wa out in the
sugar camp and had started for the house
with 3 small pail Of sugar in her hand.
and by a misstep fen and d~islocated her
shoulder. It gave her considerable pain
at the time, but at last accounts she was
doing as wen as could be expected.
We learn FELTON, & Bigelow's Bus
iness coIlegs OF Cleveland was never in
= more prosperous condition than nov.
Over 800 students are in daily attend
z1ce there now. Bookkeeping, Bust
ness Customs, Arithmetic and Penman-
ship are here made ~specialties, and are
thoroughly taught by the most comPe-
tent teachers. Let no young man re-
main ignorant with such facilities before
him.