Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-15

second term Of his Office on Monda.
last. Mr.. Kenneday has discharged th
important duties of the ofire of Count,
Auditor, during the term just closed, t
the general satisfaction of the public
and we have no doubt he will be equal,
successful during the term just entered
upon.
On Sunday, during the morning
services at the NJ. E. Church, a lap rob,
was stolen from the carriage of Mr.. Mil
likin. The theft was committed by
small boy, who hid the robe in his
fathers W dollhouse where it was found
in the afternoon. In cases of this kind
we think a season at the Reform Farm
would be productive of good and a pub.
lac blessing.
: On last Wednesday night the
stable of Gen. McLain, in this city, was
broken into by a thief and a S75 set Of
harness stolen. By a card in this paper
it will be observed that the General
offers a reward of $4,000 for the arrest
and conviction of the thief and the
recovery Of The property. 1t is to be
hoped that the thief will soon come to
grief.
-Daua's Institute a grand
concert at Webb's Hall, on Wednesday
evening, odd inst, by an orchestra of
Il pieces, chorus Of 60 voices. and solo,
lists from the Institute and abroad
Great pains have been taken in prepar-
ing the programme so that all shall be
pleased. The services of Melville Will
son the violoDcello and cornet soloist
have been secured in connection with
those of Prof. White.
- VIM. Richards & Sons's Blast Fur
mace and Rolling Mill, have made from
the ore during the last two weeks, 42O
tons Pig Metal, also ls9 tons and 1855
lbs. Muck Bar.
Sales and shipments have been ef-
fected at remunerating prices, as fast as
the iron can be manufactured. 1t is
now proved that iron can be made at
Warren to as good profit. as any place
in the Valley of the Mahoning.-COn-
stitution.
Coal has been discovered in Geauga
county. The ChardOn Democrat, OF last
week, says: Drilling for coal continues at
North New3ury, with fattering pros
pects.-Two Vienna companies, and we
know not how many others, are prose-
cutting the work with vigor, but, as they
know well how to keep their own
counsel, the outside world are not yet
fully posted as to the results. 1t seems
pretty well settled, however, that there is
real coal at North Newbury. We have
some specimens at our office, from a
vein of coal struck a few days since,
is said to be four feet thick.
The grading of the A. Y. & P. road
is, we believe, completed to Rock Creek,
and the work is now going on between
the village and the station. This cannot
more than a few days more,
when it is expected that sttenti n will
be turned TO that part of the line between
he station and the harbor. Between
Rock Creek and Bloomfield, the grading
is progressing. To keep up the work
and meet accruing expenses, it will be
seen that another installment of 10 per
cent. has been laid due and payable on
md before the 18th day of December
4sAtabNia Telegraph, Nov. II.
The Chardon Democrat. of Nov. S,
Two more railroad surveys have
made in this county. The first
vas for the purpose of finding a route
'unning nearer the center of Huntsburgh
han any before surveyed. The last
commenced at this place, and. running
vest of the center of Claridon and east
e Claridon Pond, followed the valley to
burton, thence to Addicted Corners and
3undysburgh. The road will undoubt-
.dly soon be located, but on what route
My those who have the "inside track
an tell Since writing the foregoing.
We learn that the Road has been located
,etween Middleield Corners and Bun
.ysburgh, but nothing further.
= Warren merchant, who always
an excellent stock of goods in his
inc, remarked to us a few days since
hat he had observed that there were !
ONE people here who if they can get
ON our dealers as good goods at as fair
as in any town or city in the
Will nevertheless go Off fifty or
lore miles to give another place the
leneit of their custom. This is too
There are people in every COM
lunity who never can find anything,
in quality or price, to suit them
t a home store, shop or printing Office.
Ometimes our own dealers follow this
Improbable system, and themselves
atronize some interlOping chap, who,
o steal away trade from the town, will
Inderbid some of our merchants, me-
hanics or manufacturers, a small per
ent. on regular prices. We never
0ticeS that the men who bit at such
mall things ever made much in the end
ut of il. Ttade with those who trale
Nth you, if they can furnish what you
rant, and only with others when you
annot well help it. That's our home
rejection theory reduced 10 practice. :
This is the season of the year when
he large city newspaper and magazine
ublishers are sending out their pros
ectuses into the country, and every
ost Office is flooded with ''great induce
to- subscribe for this and that .
eriodieal. This is all right, provided (
do not lose sight of the fact that you
a newspaper nearer your own door
nat is a hundred times more closely :
Identified with your prosperity, and
lore sincerely interested in the welfare ]
( your own neighborhoOd and county, !
nan all the New York, Cincinnati and
ieveland papers combined. 4 con-
smporary in remsrking on this subject,
sys:-Do the city papers say anything .
4 regard to you own county, Nothing. {
o they contain notices of your schools,
hurches, meetings, improvements and Z
undreds Of other Local matters of in
,rest. which the county papers publish =
pay? Not an itsm. Do they !
yer say a word calculated to draw !
to our county and its numerous !
towns and aid in their progress =