Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-12
The CHRONICLE.
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LOCAL and PERSONAL

c and PERSONAL
-our thanks are due Nj. J. A. Young
for late western papers
March winds and April showers
bring forth the May flowers.
The County Lodge, L o. G. T., meets
in Warren, on Thursday, May Ii.
u. Goldsteiu, OF this place, has open
ed a branch clothing store at Niles.
Mr.. Isaae Meacham, Of Kinsman, re-
Gently sold a David Hill colt eleven
months cid. for ssoo.
DIR. Myers has removed his Office to
the third door north Of the National
House, on Liberty Street.
Our city authorities are generously
aiding dame Nature in the work OF
Identifying the public square.
-PRoF. HYDE, Of Allegheny College.
win occupy the pulpit Of the NJ. E
Church on next Sabbath, morning and
evening.
The Sharon Choral Union will give
aoonoert on next Thursday evening IN
der the boton Of William h. Dana, Pres
ident Of Dsna's Musical Institute.
Mr.. Gresnbzune, Of the firm Of
james Ward & c., Niles, will in s few
days send q new hose carriage to the
Falcon Fire Company Of that place.
The water taak on the A. & G. W.
R'y s B~acousburg. Was destroyed by
f-=on S1r1y morning last Il is sup
posed to hays aksn frsnrom an engine.
-Mr. n. S. Pratt has removed his
music store 20 George Adams bookstore,
On Market Street, where he wiz be glad
% see his old customers as wen as any
number Of new ones.
-MessrA James Ward & Co, Of Niles,
have increased the capacity Of their fur
nsce. and are also making an extensive
addition to their rolling mill, covering
& with the patent corrugated roofing.
The Sles hadependsnt says that
James Ward & Co.'S furnace wiz Be
thoroughly reconstructed. The plan
viii be new, and in all respects fashioned
AFTER The most approved modern style.
Thu Normal School Of Dsna's Must
cal institute begins June l6th, ISL
One person from each township in the
county WIN Be admitted free OF charge.
The books are nov open for applica-
tons.
The blacksmith shop owned by Nj.
J. s. Wier, Of Johnsbonvine. was burned
to ths, ground on wednesday night OF
last week. Two buggies which were in
the shop, were also burned. There was
no Insurance. on the property
On Saturday morning last, some
person or persons, not having the fear OF
the law before their eyes, entered the
once Of b F. Heiuer & Co., and pryed
open the money drawer, taking there
from a lot Of scrip, amounting to about
twenty dollars. j
Mr.. & Mrs.. Or. A. E. Lyman cele-
brated their tin wedding on Monday
evening las. TIE invitation cards,
printed ST the CHReSIcLR Ofiee exhibit
a dne feature In the art % printing, hsv-
ing been handsomely executed in gold
bronze upon tin foil.
Mr.. C. c. Case commences q Juven-
lie Singing Class in Kinsman, Monday,
April 18th, at 10 A. NJ. TO continue ten
days, closing on Thursday evening, !
April 9th, with a concert The book
used will be the "Charm." Nj. Bliss Z
book. Books furnished free Of 5
Tuition, IS cents. !
AT the election held in Champion, ,
April Sd, the following township officers l
elected: Justice Of the Peace. Jesse I
Dillon. Trustees, D. W. Meyer,
james Walker. J. \. McCombs. Clerk, ,
Mikosell. Treasurer. Alpheus :
Packard. ASSESSOR, Jacob Murphy :
COnstables, E-A Prentice, David Dl- !
Ion. ,
Mr.. Hiram Chamberlain, Of How
land, has rented his place at Springs
to Messrs. Baldwin and Chew, both Of I
Bszetta- We would say TO the public I
that improvements have been made at
the Springs the past year, which greatly 6
snhanees the beauty and convenience OF
that pleasant summer resort Mr.. Cham ]
berIain VIII make Warren his future
home. &
We acknowledge the recent, from !
Mr.. James Wick, Rochester, New York, /
of generous supply Of flower and Eege-
table seeds, for spring planting. Mr.. .
Wick stands at the head Of the floral pro- ,
in this country, and his seeds
have a widespread reputation for relia-
bIlity. Ifyou would know more Of him
md his business send for OF OF his
illustrated catalogues. eosang only ten l.
SCENTS. !
The youngstown Courier says: We S
nothing further in relation to the d
routes 70 the lake, except that Mr.. r
deCreery, Of Pittsburgh, has been in 4
aiming % perfect his arrangements P
or the new road 20 Ashtabula. This 8
cute IS Ia the Interest Of the PennsyI- {
'ania Central, we believe. The Paines- n
lille road, we have said, is being pushed E
arrangements having been y
lade TO commence work ct an early g.
ay. The parties assisting this scheme II
trough are New York men who own 81
l-ge interests in the Lake Superior ore "
lines, and have gone into this railroad al
Y the purpose Of obtaining cheap dock OF
g, as we'll IS to kill of the present
7stem Of monopoly pursued BY the ,
Lahoning road. The Hubbard road will @
SO be commenced in the course OF a :
y DAYS. A meeting is to be held e the u
Cd House, on wednesday next, in the
Of the gainesville route to the r.,
in