Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-24
DelinquentS.
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. g1xULEr "a. ls7s.
G and PERSONAL
-Thin-the sleighing.

-Brier Hill had a fatal case Of the
small pox the other day.
-Messrs. Andrews & Hitchcock have
commenced to build a new furnace at
Hubbard.
State Senator Jones has our thanks
for a copy OF the Annual Report OF the
Auditor OF State.
j. W. Leyde is taking out twenty
i've tons of ore daily, from his iron ore
mine, near Hubbard.
We are indebted to Gen. I. R. Sher-
wood, Secretary Of State, for a copy Of
his valuable annual report.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment offs valuable farm for sale in Far
mington, by Mr.. Roswell Lee.
Mr.. Richards is putting in four more
pudding furnaces in the rolling mill,
making in all twenty furnaces
The total number Of male inhabi-
tAnts in TrumbuE county, in May, 1871,
over twenty-one years Of age, was $3.50.
The number ofyouths in Trumbuu
county, between the ages of five and
twenty years, is officially reported to be
1902.
Secretary Byers, Of the Board OF
State Charities, has placed us under
obligations for a copy Of the fifth annual
report Of the Board.
-Trumbull county paid into the State
Common School Fund, last year, Sl9.271,
IL, and drew therefrom SIS, $4,000. Ex-
cess paid by the county S694,sI.
The Pennington Thespisn Associa-
don Will play the drama entitled "Under
the Gaslight," on Tuesday evening, Jan.
SOth inst, at Union Hall, West Farm
ington.
-Trumbul1 county contains s97, 400
acres Of land, valued az $40, s45.424. The
real estate in cities and villages in this
county is returned at q valuation Of 81,
s56,796.
We are in receipt Of the "Report Of
Progress Of the Geological Survey Of
Ohio in the year 1870" for which we are
indebted to our Representative, Hon. J..
K. Wing.
"A Warren and Sharon Railroad
meeting has been called for this evening
"wednesday at the center Of Vienna, to
be addressed by some Of the Directors
of the road.
Attention is called to the Report Of
Mr.. Byers, Secretary Of the Board Of
State Charities, which is published on
the outside OF this paper, on the Jail and
Infrmary Of this county.
-"Period Cigars" is one Of the names
the weed is called by. nthey will ens-
BILE smokers to put a full stop TO their
sm oking habit, hen the period Cigars
have not been made in vain.
Revival meetings were held in the
N. z. Church Of this city, during the
evenings Of l&st week, continuing to this
d1ts OF this week, which have been well
attended and 3 good deal Of interest
awakened. Eight or ten persons have
protested conversion.
The Wick & Wells shan, in Austin
town, is now beng steadily sunk. A
force of twenty sinkers, six engineers,
four bank and two bosses is employed.
The great how OF. water in this shat has
been stopped, by plugging up the crew.
.ces from which the water issued some
eighty-hve feet down.
There is a Ease Of small poxin Vien-
IA. A young man named Carey, who
was attending a Commercial College in
Pittsburgh, contracted the disease there,
and instead Of going to the hospital in
that city, he took the cars and came
home, much to the disgust Of the neigh
borhood.
Louise Cook, wife of Almon Cook,
brought suit against Henry Keller for
damages 10 her for selling intoxicating
liquors to her husband. Trial came on
last Thursday before Esq. Spear and s
jury. Judge futile for plf., z. n. En-
sign for deft. Verdict for plf, $4,000.
This is the first case case tried in Warren
under the liquor lawTfor civil damages.
We always expect our subscription
list TO undergo material changes about
this time of year; when a large number
of subscriptions expire; but it is very
gratifying to rs TO be able to state that
our large list has suffered no dimunition
In numbers, but is on the increase, and
we shall have 3 larger circulation in 1872.
than the CHRONICLE has ever had in its
history.
Mr.. S. Parish, whose paint and
foundry facing works were burned at
Youngstown, on the 10th inst, has pur-
chased the brick oil mill in Warren, and
will make such additions and changes in
machinery as will enable him to carry
on here the business Of grinding foun-
dry facings. We regret 10 say that. we
were misinformed last week in regard
80 the matter Of insurance on the prop
-erty burned. Mr.. Parish says his policy
had expired 3 short time before the IRE
occurred, and that he had no insurance
SThateTer on the building or contents.