Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-15
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WEDNESDAY,. MARCH 10, 1871.
LOCAL and

AOOAA anu
St Patriek's Day next Friday.
See advertisement Of Teachers Ex-
aminations.
We give place to several new ad-
vertisements this week. Read them.
Mr.. D. NJ. Lazarus leaves for the
East tomorrow morning, to purchase
stock for the summer trade.
Elder J, H. Jones will commence a
series Of meetings in the Disciples
Hall, Girard, on Saturday evening next.
Nj. D. B. Gilmore has purchased
the residence Of Mr.. Humphrey Harsh,
on Market Street, for i've thousand dol
lars.
Miss Belle Baldwin will canvass
Warren, this week, soliciting subserip-
tons to F. S. Arthur & Sons Publica-
ton.
The attention of stock growers is
is called to S. W. Powers advertise
ment to be found on the fourth page Of
this paper.
a protracted meeting is in progress
At the N. E. Church of BristolviIle. We
understand that a good work is being
accomplished at that place.
I've understand that Mr.. R. H. Bar
mum has associated himself with Mr.,
Reed, and Intends opening out a large
stock Of hardware, in this place, the first
of April.
A very able, practical temperance
sermon was delivered at the Presbyteri-
an Church, by Rev. Mr.. Bailey, on Sun
day evening last Would we had mOr
of such diss0urces.
The opening ofthe Union Schools Of
Mineral Ridge has been postponed for
two weeks, on account Of the general
prevalence Of measels among the chill
dren Of that place.
Another vein Of coal, four feet and
i've inches in thickness. has been found
on the farms Of N. WoOdford and Adam.
MeClurg, about three-fourth Of a mile
south of the centre Of Vienna.
Granville Weir, a young man, p
years Of ge, formerly Of Garfield, but
for some time past in the employ OF
Messrs. Rush & Medbury, died at the
residence of Samuel DER, on Monday.
On Wednesday last, a nan named
Thomas Butler, an employe ofthe Brown
Iron Company, of Mineral Ridge, while
engaged in drawing a fiat car, accident
ally fell, the car passing over and break
ing his right leg, and seriously injuring
the LEFT leg.
Last week Mr.. Daniel C. Thompson
purchased the Gilmore Hotel property
ofMr. D. B. Gilmore for $1,000. Mr.. T.
will take possession the first week in
April. The apartments Of the Franklin
House will thereafter be occupied bypar-
ties engaged in various branches Of bus
mess.
General ]. B. Law, of Ravenna,
makes the following assay Of n hun
dred pounds Of the Nelson Ledge gold
bearing quartz: An assay of the Pulp
before treating. gave gold at the rate Of
81 Is per ton Of 1000 pounds. Yield Of
100 pounds. by treatment, 26 grains
SI.12,269, being at the rate Of S22.4l,Sso
per ton Of 1000 pounds.
General James McCleery. member
of Congress, from Louisisna, is stopping
with his father in Johnston. The Gen
eral has been out of health for some
months past, suffering from an enlarge
ment of the liver, and has been under
the treatment Of New York physicians,
for several months. He expects to be in
Washington in a few days, health per-
hitting.
Those Of our citizens who would
spend a few minutes pleasantly, should
not fail to visit the gallery of Mr.. John
c. Crawford. Historic paintings adorn
the walls as well as those illustrative Of
every day life. Mr.. c. does not de-
rive his patronage exclusively from
this section, as is evinced by the num-
erous portraits now in progress of eiti-
zens Of other cities.
The few days of pleasant weather
lASt McGk DLOuEnN ALa AL0M AAoAL
storing places garden and lawn tools,
which has completely metamorphosed
the appearance Of things generally.
Painting is freely indulged in. We
learn that residents of other places are
coming here to spend the summer, and
may possibly take up a permanent resi-
dence with us.
At the Gin cinnati Industrial EXPOSE
ton, held at that city, October I'D, 1870,
the fax bagging and tow manufactOryof
this place, then conducted by Messrs.
Camp Randall, was awarded the first
premiam in this branch Of manufsc-
lures. A few days since the present
firm, Camp, Randall & Co., received a
splendid Autograph diploma, two by
two and q half feet beautifully ilustra-
ted by vignetts Of all industrial pursuits,
bearing the following: "FirstP Premium
awarded to Camp q Randall, for Flax
BsggiDg and Tow. Cincinnati, Oct. 22d,
1870"