Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-01-11
THE CHRONICLE
LOCAL and Personal
uEDxEsDlI, IISUART II, ls7l.

LOCAA anu
W have excellent sleighing. The
result Of SATURDAY night aud Sundays
fall Of snow.
%Iou may learn something thai viii
be to your advantage by reading our ad-
verising columns.
During the recent revival meeting or
the NJ. E Church, Of Niles. so persons
were received on probation.
A. E. Andrews & Sons stock of dry
goods will be sold at public sale at their
store on Market Street, commencing on
Saturday next.
Mr.. Joseph Netterfeld has sold his
dwelling house on Main Street, to Henry
Richmond. Also his store property to
> J. W. Masters & Bro.
The Warren Homestead and Loan
Association viii hold a meeting at City
Hail, n Monday evening next, for the
slecfiOn Of directors for the ensuing
wear.
The Annual PuSIc Ledger Alma
nae, for ISL, Geo. W. Childs, Publisher
Philadelphia, has made its appearance
unon cur table. It is fun Of useful in
The roningm4Bof Harris Blackford'
eco, At Niles. was sold at Assignees'
sale, on yesterday for $4,000. We are
informed that NJ. c. II. Andrews, Of
Youngstown, was The purchaser.
Charley Wilson, who was brought
from Leavittsburg on Tuesday of last
~eek, and incsrcerated in jail, charged
with stealing 8 box Of express goods,
shade his escape from jail on Friday last.
Rev. George Pierce, formerly ofthis
place. now pastor of the First Baptist
church Of Harrisburg, Pa, has been ap-
pointed Chaplain OF the Pennsylvania
House OF Representatives, during the
present session Of the Legislature.
p. E. Hutchins, Esq, OF this place,
received a handsome ebony cane. one
day last week, from Mrs. Mary Jane
Porter, Of Cincinnati. Upon the massive
gold head Is the inscription, IF. Z.
Hutehins, from NJ, 7 p Js=9ary Ist,
80.
The officers elect OF Falcon lodge No.
400, at Niles, were installed By D. D. G.
n. Fuzzy on last evening. The follow
ing are the officers, W J. Williams, y.
c.; B. r. Swindler, '. G.; ]. L. VIII,
RS; f. Scott, P. s. and =. Caspar,
Tress'r.
The Baptist church Of Hubbard,
Ohio, will %, W dedicate their new
hose on next Sabbath, January Is. Rev.
David williams will preach the first ser
mon At II. A. NJ. The ministers Of
bard township are all invited, together
with othsrs in Western Pa, ard Eastern
Ohio.
Tho certificate Of incorporation Of the
Warren Savings and Loan Association,
was hIed ia the Secretary Of States Office
Tuesday Of last week. The capital stock
Is 100000, divided into shares Of $50
each. The -oorporators are T X Hall,
Seth N. Laird, Albert Wheeler. L. G.
Jones and John NJ. Stuli.
On Thursday last as Mr., Samuel
Hunt, an aged ciazen Of Champion, was
engaged in drawing saw logs, his team
frightening at a sled laying by the road
side, became u~nmznageable. Breaking
loose from the sled, one fell, fracturiug
n shoulder and leg so badly that it had
20 be killed. Fortunately Mr.. H. was
not much hurt.
A sub-district sabbath School Insti-
xuts for Warren, Bloomfield, West Far
mington. Nelson and southington char
yes, VIII be hello at West Pennington,
Tuesday evening, wednesday and We'd
nesdny evening. January Il and Is. The
programme consists Of addresses, essays,
Important topics for general discussion,
reports OF superintendent, &c. H. II.
C~hamberiain, President. f. Lying
ling, Conductor.
We see by orr exchanges that BEL
DEN: THE WHITE CHIEF, which we
have several times commended 10 our
readers, Is having an Immense saIe, at
. which We are B~otsurpriseds for The book
is worthy. We are informed that a fGll
regiment OF sgeRts-a thousand strong
Is already engaged In IL sale, and that
The werk bids fsir 70 Be the great literary
success OF the day. @. 2. VENT, New
York and Cincinnati, is the lueky pub
Usher.
An Episcopal Church has been organ
ized in Niles, named the "Chureh Of the
Advent" The following gentlemen,
we're elected Wardens and vestrymen +:
Messrs. g. N. Evans, Sen. Warden, and
J.. h Wilson, Jr. Warden. Messrs.
Thomas Carter, Thomas AinsEOrtil, c.
Easshope, J.. Louis VIII. J.. Dixon, J.
Round and Z. Scott Yestrymen. Mr..
Scott was elected Clerk Of the Vestry
and G.. N. Evans, Treasurer.
-Our READERS in The dA.erent
townships can add much to tho inter
est and value Of the CHR0SIcLE, as &
county paper. By sending us, each lrest
not nee q month. or quarter-alT the
items Of news in different parts Of the
township A young man in each school
distriet with but little trouble, might
give ~ many Interesting facts, while At
the anne dele be would be greatly ben
eftted BY aeeHstomiRg himself to COM
munieate to others his own thoughts and
knowledge. Send In the ifesIz and facts
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