Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-17
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LOCAL and
Gen. Garfield and family returne,
to Hiram a few days since from Wash.
ington.
Ball playing on the streets is a nuts
nee. Complaints are made that horse,
are heightened by flying balls.
Richards furnace turned u two
hundred and ten tons Of pig iron last
week-thirty tons per day-whioh is big
work.
The crowd in town at the circus on
Saturday was not remarkably large, bui
the free and easy look peculiar tc
circus PATRONS generally.
Mr.. John Hokte has been appointed
United States mail agent on the Lake
Shors Railroad from Buffalo to Toledo
AEoOd appointment.
Last week was remarkably frosty
and cool for this time Of year. It is
feared the fruit generally in this section
has been seriously injured.
BY an advertisement to be found in
The local notice column, it viii be
observed that the residence Of E. H.
GOOdale is offered for sale.
S. r. Chryst & Co. have Just opened
q ArEe stock Of groceries in their fine
ReW room on Market Street. For par
tieuhrs . new advertisement.
Attention is called to the advertise
mnuf oF eha -o-z -, Hi Co.
called the "New York Branch which
promises great things to customers.
There have recently been several
cases Of small pox in Ellsworth, Ma
h0rspg- county. On Sunday, the 9TH
1azE, Mr.. Better Amer died Of that dis
ease.
The work on Mr.. II. B. Perkins
new house on the Aveuue, is going
ahead rapidly. L viii no doubt be the
finest private residence in the county,
when completed.
Elder A. Burns viii commence a
series Of discourses upon the subject Of
Baptism, at TIE Union meeting house,
one mile north Of Leayittsburg, on Mon
day evening, May 22d.
The Sub-district Sunday School In
aitate for the Warren, Bristol, Farming
ton, Nelson and SOuthington circuits
Wm be held st the II. E. Church in
southingtOn May cath.
&C. C. Case cOmmences a Juvenile
Singing Class in Cireene, at N. E
Church, Saturday, May 10Th, to continue
lodayH. two lessonsad dag. The "Charm"
win be used. Tuition 70 cents.
by their new advertisement and To-
cal notices in tsis paper, it viii be OBJ
served that Messs. Geo. Baldwin q Co,
Of the Kinsman Foundry and Stove
store T prepared to meet the wants oil
unlimited number OF customers.
Mr.. @. II. Angsadt has engaged to
de the street spEinkling this season, on
the business portions of Main and Mar
kes extending on the latter street to
Pine St. and on Liberty Street east Of
the Park.
"A considerable number OF the Chris
tan Diseiple) preachers Of the Western
Reserve met in convention, in Warren,
last week, to consult and advise concern
ministerial functions ana the special
Interests Of their branch Of the church
Several DAYS were spent in session.
The alarm Of IRE, sounded on sab
bath afternoon last was oecasioned by
he roof Of Nj. Hoobly's residence on
south street taking IRE from a spark
rom the chimney. The fire was early
discovered and extinguished by the
application OF a few pals Of water.
There has been some change made
the running Of trains on the A. & G.
by, but we have not yet received a
aeE 6ne-tabIe. We believe the princi-
AL change is in the time of the night ex- !
press going east, being about a half !
lour later than usual. - Il
The Quadrennial Conference COM !
1osed OF one delegate from each Metho- ;
list Episcopal Sunday School in Ohio, /
zn hold its first sessions Akron, Tues !
lay, Wednesday and Thursday, May !
o, 81 and June L. The exercises wild !
Tuesday evening at Y O'Clock. !
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Bushnell, form
sEy Of Warren, now residents OF Boil 2
Tar, Mo-, were here on & visit last week.
dr. B. is postmaster at Bolivar. he 1
'Eys our old friend Col. James Dumars, \
Of the CHRoxIcLE, is flourish c
ng IS editor and proprietor Of the Boil t
Free Press.
We were pleased to meet in town a +
days since, Hons. Jas. McCleery, NJ. {
=, from Louisiana, and Chas. Abel,
aember Of the Legislature Of that State. I
NJ. Abel seems TO be acclimsted to the J
but We are sorry to say that a
Zen McCleery's health is very poor. He i
las been "E-asling'' VITA the double 7
ihuhe Hsgur'' for six months or more. q
The Western Reserve Christian AS /
iOcisdons which met in Warren on Tues &
lay, "Wednesday and Thursday Of last e
Teek, was vel attended by persons a
Rom all parts Of the Reserve, and from c
sTeral States besides Ohio. The pro- 7
sedings were Of unusual interest and {
.EseTled the most sanguins expectations '
'fdipresent The next meeting viii be ?
lald At Rsvenns, in November. b
We are informed that the Lake
Ihore r. r Co. have commenced sur Z
'eying q line from & point about one and
half miles sast Of the Centre Of Wen ,
a, for q branch road 10 connect with the d
JAMESTOWN and Ashtabula r. 2. The Y
me win probably run north through u
'owier 70 Gustavus. there striking the 8
he Old Clinton Air Line route, will pass a
kinsman, continuing north in 8
Lshtabula coanty, until a junction is b
lrmed with the jamestown road. This i
Inc would require only about. 80 miles =
Z road to Be CONSTRUCTED. There being q
low three schemes for railroads 10 the Z
iorth Of US some n Of them, at least y
I Is 70 be hoped, viii succeed. r.