Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-12-20
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 90. ISL.
LOCAL and

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has been packed the past week.
Oyster supper on Friday evening of
this week, at the NJ. f. Church. An in
vitation is extended to all.
Mr.. Bancroft is ~remodeling the Cas-
cade House at Nelson Lodge. Another
story is being put upon it.
New Years Party at the Western
Hotel, Johnston, on Monday, Jan. lst.
Music by Greenwood's Band.
Mr.. Alanson Camp has purchased
Sheriff Dickinson's house and lot on
Market Street. Consideration $1,000.
BY consulting our advertising COL
umns you Will be informed as to the
best places to go to buy Holiday gifts.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church, Of
Baconsburgh, will give an oyster supper
at Crafts Hall, on tomorrow Thursday
evening.
Mr.. A. Graeter will please accept
our thanks for a piece of new sheet
music received by him, entitled 1.-THE
Belle of Newport"
Our former townsman, MI. C. NJ.
Patch, is one of the claim adjusters of
the North British and Mercantile Insur-
ance Co. of Lordon.
There have been about one thousand
bushels of hickory nuts shipped to the
eastern markets from Garfield, Maho-
ming county. this season.
Mr.. VIM. Hapgood has sold the
property on the west side Of the river,
formerly owned by Mr.. Horace Stevens,
10 Nj. S. P. Glider. Consideration,
SbGOO.OO.
"A Catholic Fair will be held at
Webb's Hall, commencing on to-mor-
row evening, and closing Saturday eve
ming, Dec. sd, for the benefit of st.
Mary's Church.
Mr.. E. D. King, of Vienna, has pur-
chased the house and lot of Mr.. Alanson
Camp, on High Street. Consideration,
100000. Mr.. King intends to become
a resident of u city.
By a card in this weeks CHRONICLE.
Mrs. D. Gsskn announces that she will
open a select school in the Session
Room of the Presbyterian Church,
commencing on the sth of January
next.
IA Subscriber who sent us an
anonymous letter from Mecca, is in
formed that the article is not printed for
the reason that the veracity of the infor-
nation is not vouched for by a respon-
sible name.
The firm of Hull & Hudson, editors
and proprietors ofthe Mahoning Register,
has been dissolved, Mr.. Hudson having
purchased the interest of Mr.. Hull in
she concern. Both parties have u best
wishes for their prosperity.
An oyster supper and festival comes
of on Friday evening, Dec. p, at Sager
& Whites cheese factory, in Greenei
the proceeds for the benefit OF the Dis
ciple Church of that place. All are
invited, and a pleasant time promised.
Our eolored citizens will hold a Fair
and Festival at Webb's Hall, on Thurs
day and Friday evenings, Dec. % and %,
for the benefit Of the A. NJ. E. Church,
of Warren, organized the past summer.
All are invited to attend.
On Friday last a brakeman on the
Niles and New Lisbon Railway, by the
name of John Marston, while fixing a
draw bar on a car at Washingtonville,
was caught between the cars and very
seriously and it is thought fat ally in
jured.
The appraised value of the lands
advertised in Sheriff Sales in the follow
ing named cases, are published blank.
Tie Sheriff has since given the prices to
US, as follows: Milton Sutlif VS.. VIM.
Lindsey, $50 per acre. Isaac Meseham
IS. John C. Logan, SSeper acre.
-One day last week as Mr.. Emery
Bunts. Of Ellsworth, was driving some
cattle, in company with his father-in-law
Mr.. Eli T. Amer, and when near Graf
while he was trying to head some cattle,
his horse stumbled and fell pitching him
over his head and ~dislocating his neck.
Slr. Bunts lived but few hours after the
accident.
We are greatly encouraged in the be-
lief that our lsbors are notin vain by the
receipt of many letters similar to the
following, received from a former resi-
deht OF Warren, now a member Of a
business firm in Cleveland: Enclosed
please find amount of subscription to
the CHRONICLE. We can't do without
your valuable paper. We want the
home news"