Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-15
The CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Is, 1871.
LOCAL and

AS ~
The stating of the new NJ. E. churcl
edifce is nearly completed.
The work of rebuilding Mccormick
&McBerty's planning min israpidlS pro
crossing.
Lightning, thunder, rain and hail
on last Friday, astonished the folks al
Garfield.
The rain yesterday vas generally &C
ceptable. More needed before the ground
freezes up.
Engineers are engaged this week in
Locating the line Of the Ashtabuls R. r,
between Niles and Warren.
The female residents of the barn
yard are not paying for their grub these
days, although eggs are in good de nand.
-Trumbull County Lodge 1. o. G. T.
meets at Oil Diggings tomorrow, as was
officially announced in last weeks pa
paper.
Notice Of the times of holding Courts
in this District for the year 1872, will be
found in another column of to-day's
paper.
On the Wheeler farm neal Psyne's
Corner, in Vienna. the Tod, Stambaugh
& Co. coal company are preparing to
sink q new slope.
= The Pennington Thespian Associa-
ton will play "Uncle Toms Cabin" at
Buckeye Hall, Gsrrettsville, on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 2lst.
The annual election Of officers for
Old Erie Lodge No. 8, F. q A. N. will
be held at the Masonic Hall, Tuesday
evening, Nov. u, 1871.
Mr.. Warren Packard, of this city,
has been awarded the contract to furnish
the ties for the narrow gauge R.R. from
Warren to Youngstown.
Mr.. Henry Thompson, formerly Of
Rowland, died at his residence in
Mercer Co., Pa, on Thursday last, after
an illness ofseveral weeks.
-Postmsster Wise still continues his
improvements in the convenience and
appearance of the Postofiee. This time
in the way OF painting and papering.
A. W. Payne, of Payne's Corners.
is ahead on corn, as far as heard from.
On two acres be raised this past season
three hundred bushels of ears Q fcorn.
Patent rights, with a swindling
promisory note attachment, are being
showed among unsoph isticated farmers
again. Don't bite If You don't want to
be bitten.
IT. Mackey's hotel, in Vienna. which
was blown down by a wind storm a few
weeks ago, is being ~re-erected and pro-
misses to be quite an Improvement on
the former house.
BY bills printed at the CHRONICLE
Office. we learn that Mr.. James Caldwell
will have a public sale, at his residence
in Mecca, on Tuesday the 2Ist inst, Of
horses, cows, hay, etc.
The contact for grading.the Paines-
Vile road between Warren and YouRgs-
TO be let in a short time, and tbs
company promise that the work Is 70 be
put through with dispatch.
Attend to vaccination. The small
poxis reported to be spreading from the
larger cities in the country rapidly. 1t
is said to be very prevalent at Beaver,
New Brighton and Beaver Falls, Pa.
st-Excelsior Temple of Honor. No. %,
was organized in Warren, October II,
ISL. James Lensrd, Wet; NJ. P.
Baldwin, W.R. Meets every Saturday
evening, at Z O'Clock, at Good Templars'
hall.
Last week a four feet vein Of bloek
coal was drilled through on the farm OF
Nj. n. Dean, in the southwest part of
Lordstown. This opens an entirely new
coal district. The vein of coal was found
at the depth of lis feet.
Friday last was devoted to the i'm
portznt subject OF rain. The clouds let
down beautifully for several hours, and
in a degree relieved the anxious fears of
many persons whose supply Of water in
wells and cisterns had run out.
IAN exchange knows a man who IS
ripe for the undertaken. and is described
thus. He declined 10 take a paper be-
cause it helped to build up the business
of the place, and the weather. the town
was the higher the taxes would be.
TzAre-union of the Nineteenth Ohio
Volunteer Infantry is appointed to come
of at Canton, on Tuesday, January 2,
The heroes Of a hundred battle
fields expect to have a good and plea
time.
"A new timetable took effect on the
A. q G. W. r. R. on Monday morning
last. Trains going east leave Warren
now 9.l5 a. M, 9.25 a. M, I2.OS a. m.
Going west 5.o2 am, 3.O7 pm, 4.45p.m.,
S.O7 am. The l2.O5 has been taken oil.
The SOY pm. train goes to Kent.