Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-01-04
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Legislature, LEFT for Columbus, on Mon
day. The adjourned session opened yes
tsrdsy. Our readers may expectto heai
from the capitol from the pen Of thu
editor each week duIing the session.
Mr.. Chas. Lew, OF Pennington
slaughtered a hog, on the q ult.,
months and 4 days old, which weighed
$50 rs. The hog received no extra feed
Of grain aaer Oct Ist. Also one 81
months old, weighing SSS Ms. Breed,
Chester White and Suffolk
The Garrettsville Journal says the
excitement over the discovery OF gold
at Nelson Lodges is somewhat abating'
Nothing new has been developed Of late
Z and parties have ceased leasing land. 1t
it however insisted by the faithful that
work is to be commenced in the spring
on an extended scale.
The firm OF Chryst, MinNoung &
Co, went into effect on Monday last.
The firm consists OF the following gem
tlemen: S. R. Chryst. VIM. MinYOung
and John Wickline. We have previ-
ousIy spoken OF their place Of business,
and We doubt not but that they win sus-
tain the reputation they have 81 rapidly
gained.
There was a switch displaced, on
Market street, a few days ago, and a
tearing accident. Awoman, who seemed
to be on the lightning express, dashed
past a millinery store, and sspying a
iute switch hanging az the door side, she
reached for it. but only took half Of it
with her, being probably under too much
Roadway to stop for the other half.
Mr.. John B. Cough lectured in War
rem, on Friday evening last, subject be-
ing "Eloquence and Orators" Webb's
Hall was filed to its greatest capacity,
and the audience held spell-bound for
about two hours under the magical
charm Of Mr.. Coughs orstory and elo-
quenee, as be delivered various styles OF
public speaking, designating the truly
eloquent from the effected or theatrical
manner Of addressing an audience.
The seventh annual convention Ofthe
Ohio Dairymen's Association will be
held in Wellington, Ohio, Jan. % and %,
insts. Dr.. 3. d. Peabody, Of Kinsman
IS announced for a lecture upon the
proper construction Of cheese factories,
as bearing upon the quality of the pro-
duct, as also with reference to conven-
fence and durability A number OF
other gentlemen are to address the AssO-
citation, on matters concerning the dairy
and cheese interest.
On Wednesday evening of this week,
Is Ms. Francis Davis was removing
some bed clothes from a bed, a revolver
which had been thoughtlessly left in the
bed, fell upon the floor, striking the
hammer and exploding. The ball en-
tered the LEFT knee, passing obliquely
upward and outward, and buried itself
three inches in the bone. Doctors Miner
and Woodwork examined the wound
snd pronounced it extremely dangerous,
but will attempt 70 save the limb.-NHes
Ind, Dec. 81.
We have heretofore suggested the
propriety OF the organization Of a Trum-
bull County Pioneer Association, for the
collection Of historical "reminiscences Of
the early settlement Of this section. We
observe that the people Of the neighbor-
ing county of Columblanaare moving to
secure the formation Of such a Society,
to be composed Of the oldest citizens,
who at least once a. year shall meet
together, when the incidents and cares Of
''auld lang syne, may be ~recOunted,
and like the war-scarred veteran who
Shoulders his crutch and shows how
battles were won," they may tell Of the
tolls and victories they have endured
and won. A preliminary meeting is TO
be holden in Salem, January u, and
representatives from every township in
COlumbians county are expected to at
tend. Who viii lead OF n the inaugu-
ration Of a similar movement in Trum-
bull county?
The scenes that frequently occur at
Express offices are at times interesting
and instructive. In minds eve We
have q case IN point IN which q well
known citizen Of Southingtonw was aIlured
into the prospect Of becoming rich
through the Incredibly Of his friends by
1legitimate means. The person referred
20 was the recipient OF one Of those cir
cuIars which have been flooding this sec
ton for some time past, promising to
forward "by express c. o. D." a lot Of
the "stuf." Our verdant friend believ-'
ing that he could amass more Of the
lucre bit nimbly, addressed a letter to
Foster & Bro. A few days elapsed when
the SOuthingtonian called at the Express
Office to receive his parcel which wa de
livered him, after paying charges, and
was carried of with an air Of satisfaction.
he soon returned demanding the return
OF the money. The package received
contained a few feet OF pine lumber and
several old newspapers. At the sugges-
ton OF the express officer he sued out
an attachment and recovered his money,
less the carriage.