Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-08
THE RONIGL
nrnxrsnlr. FEBRuIRT 5. u.
and PERSONAL


Warren Cornet Band Concert, Sat
urday evening Feb. Ilth-
tins miners Of the Vienna Coal Com
pany Works are still out.
Hon. J. d. Plat will please sccep'
thanks for public fayors.
Ladies' Church Aid supper next
Friday evening. Provisions for all.
Fancy Dress Masquerade, at the Aus
lin House, this city, Friday evening Feb.
18th.
-Messrs. Norton & Kibbee, Of Bris-
toll. have made an assignment Mr.. J.
W. PsttengelL
Prize Ball at C. Resder's Hotel,
Fowler. on the evening Of St. ,Faien-
tines day, Feb. 18th
Six weeks more cold weather say
the weather pr~ognosticators who watched
she ground hog, Thursday.
This horse "fCountry Boy has been
purchased by Mr.. VIM. Fee, OF Bazetta,
IOF hCU4aHQ 0OAAa-1s
ma YOUNGSTOWN Courier says the
DAYS oftheeocnty omcsrs in MRhoning'
who send work ausy rom home 70 be
printed, are numbered.
-Hapgood & Stratton received last
week an immense stock Of grass seed.
Their adTertisementin regard to selling
the same ian be found On the-third
page.
"A concert viii be given on Saturday
evening, Feb. 18th, at the center OF
Southington, by the Choral Class Of that
place, under the supervision Of Sylyenus
PCnns1.
"A quarterly meeting Of the NJ l.
Church. Of Southington District, viii be
he Dist the Onion church on the Park
man road. on Saturday and Sunday,
Feb. nth and 18th, commencing at one
O'Clock, P. II.
During q ball held at Reeders Hotel
In Fowler, on Tuesday evening last, q
building adjoining the house was set on
IRE. hut by the exertions Of those pres
nj was o put out.
An organization is being formed in
This place to be known as the Ancient
Order OF United Workmen. The object
Of this movement is to form 4 society OF
working men 10 "reason together and
devise such means as may be subser-
Went to the mutual interests Of the Is
boring class.
The once Of post msstership is now
being warmly contested for by several
of orr citizens. A vote is to be taken al
fbe Cour House next Friday evening.
which win probably determine "the
lucky man." Mr.. Albert Watson comes
out with a Card in another column Of
to-dsys paper.
The Spring term Of the Orwell Nor
nal Institute viii begin Tuesday, March
DIST, and continue fourteen weeks. We
are assurea thatthe Winter term Of this
Institution is a grand success, and the
attendance very large. Those contem-
plating entering upon an academic
course OF study viii DO well to send for
a Catalogue by addressing II. [. John
som PFnclpd- ~ 3
-lIr. Ed. Bartholomew, Of Vienna,
learning Of s horse and buggy being
stolen from near New London, started
out TO recover the stolen property. All
ter ueTersl days ride he succeeded in re-
covering the property ; and also sseer-
tanned that the then was committed by
the noted desperate named Vancoy, who
was arrested a few weeks since, at Wen
IA, for horse stealing.
Bills just issued from our job rooms
announce public sales as follows: Al
ne residences ofSamusl lambert in the
northwest corner Of Warren township,
Thursday, February 9Th. By Samuel S.
French. one mile north Of the center Of
Pennington, Saturday, Feb. 18th. By
James Duncan, at his residence one and
ouurtsr miles north Of Powers Cor
ners, Thursday, Feb. 10th.
The Miami county (O.) Union, oflssi
Saturday has the following: Alberl
Christy, the Coal King, who, during the
past two years, has taken in and done
fors 50 many gentlemen IN this and va
rious other counties Of the State, wa
recently arrested in Dayton, to be taken
70 Cleveland, on charge Of selling lands
to which he bad no title At Columbus
he took French leave Of the Sheriff
and disappeared from public view.
Lhahs Denver, Coll DaIy Ners, o.
Jan. s7th, we find the following: "The
death Of Mrs. Clara G. Case, yesterday.
cast 4 general gloom over the cOmmuni.
ty. A lady Of culture and refinement
she was well known, and loved and re
spectsd by wide circle Of friends who
will mourn her loss In former days
Mrs. Case resided in this city, and leave,
many friends and acqnsintsnces here
upon whose hearts this item Of new,
viii cause q sadness to fall She was 81
years OF age.
The Niles Independent Of last week
81 disposed to question the time en-
ployed by Messrs. Hardy & Strong in
performing the feat we mentioned lasI
week. The time employed was really
half an hour less than we stated, and O.
any person feels disposed to doubt it,
they can be satisfied by depositing from
one to i've hundred dollars which viii
be covered by a like amount, and the
Arm who are both Hardy ard Strong
viii do It over sgaiu.-Consht'aion.