Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-02-01
The CHRONICLE.
NEDNEsDLI. FEBRuLRI !, ..
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Our sleighing has left Us.
One week from next Tuesday is St
Valentines day
The Gale Of the stock Of A. E. An
drews & Son closed yesterday afternoon,
We have had good sleighing the past
week. We scarcely need add that it was
duly improved.
The second NJ. Z. quarterly confer
snee OF Warren charge, will be heldnext
Saturday and Sabbath.
M. William Richards, jr., who met
with an accident at the furnace, some
days since, is able 70 be out
Prof Granger lectures on the Myste-
ries OF Geology at the Town Hall, IN
Niles, on Friday evening next
The residue Of the real and personal
property Of Harris, Blackford & Co.,
win be sold at the Rolling Mill Of said
frm, in Niles, on Monday next.
Anniversary Party at Miners Hotel,
Gustavus, wednesday evening, Februa-
" 22d. Also at Rogers Hotel, Johnston
vile, Tuesday evening, February 2lEt.
-7hs citizens Of Mineral Ridge have
shtf in a petition to have thai village in
oorporatcd. When that is accomplished
they are going to build = school house,
TO cost ten thousand dollars.
Mr.. Richard B. Treat died n Tai
madge, Tuesday, the 10th ult., in the
esth year Of his age. In early life MI.
Treat resided in Vienna, this county
he removed t. Tallmadge in 1872.
senator Sehurz faTors Us with copy
of his speech in the Senate N the re-
movaI of Political Disabilities. Also 4
eopv of the debate on the San Domingo
question. for which he has our thanks
The remains Of Hon. G. L Young,
aecompied by the Senate and House
Committee Of escort passed through TIN
place on Saturday evening, en- route TO
New Lisbon, the late residence Of the
deceased.
Extra copies Of this issue Of the
CERoSrcLE can be obtained at this omee
The Map Of TrumbuH County in 1900
will be quite interesting to our Trumbun
county readers, and TO former residents
of the county. Send them a copy.
We are informed that the Warren
Cornet Band Of this place proposes to
give an entertainment at Webb's Hall
on Saturday evening, Feb. 18th. The
object Of this entertainment will be for
ehe purpose OF procuring music and de
fraying the expenses Of their teaching.
W. L. Riley, Of jamestown, Pa, and
Mr.. barrow, Of Kinsman, are to debate
the following question: SIS the Bible
the Word Of God" Affirmative Mr..
RiIev: negative. Mr.. DarroW. The de-
bate is to take place in the N. E Church,
in Greene. on the 22d and sd OF Febru-
airy.
More men fail in business from want
Of a suitable educstion than all ether
causes combined. A superior business
education, fitting its possessor for all the
duties OF business life, is guaranteed to
all drlieent and attentive students at Eel
ton & Bigelow's Business College al
Cleveland.
The certificate Of Incorporation Of the
Niles Homestead and Loan Association
fled in the Secretary OfState's Office
ON wednesday, the 25fh, witha capital Of
$500. 900, in shares Of 500. The corpora
are A. J. Dyer, Charles Jones, NJ. G.
Butler, E. E. Moore, h. R. Swindler, =
G. Bentley, and VIM. Campbell
The next meeting Of Trumbun Co.
Lodge Of I. o. G. T., viii be in Bloom
field. on the 9th Of February, Thurs
dav.) It is desirable that every lodge
in The county be fully represented. The
friends in Bloomfield send q cordial in
yitation to all members Of the order to
attend. A good lecturer will be en-
gagged.
On Thursday morning last, q IRE
occurred It Youngstown, in which the
business houses Of Messrs. Ed. Ritter,
John c. Stone, and J. B. Couch, were
burned. Mr.. o. P. shafer, who rOomed
IN the second story Of Ritter's block,
narrowly escaped with his wife and
child. How the fire started is not known.
The total loss is estimated at Sl4,650.
The Hubbard Journal says: All Of
those meE who were burned by a pre-
mature explosion while blasting sala-
mander sfAndrews & Hitchcock's fur
mace, near this place. some two weeks
since, are recovering from the injuries
then received. Dennis Carney was not
so seriously injured as he was first sup
possd to be, and he is now about his
work as usual. Robert Bigger, though
terribly mangled about the face and
head, will not lose either Of his eyes.
Soloman York VIII loose but n eye,
though the other had a very close
call.