Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-06
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WEDNESDAY,, nov. 6, 1879.
LOCAL and PERSONAL

A. atmore has disposed Of hi
residence on Liberty Street to MI JOS
Netterneld, for $500.
Gov. Noyes has issued 9 Proclams'
ton appointing Thursday, the 18th inst.i
as q day Of public Thanksgiving.
Elder N. n. Bartlett Of Niles. viii
commence q p~rotracted meeting at the
Disciple Church in Rowland, on Friday
evening, Of this week.
This iron work for the new bridge
being built at the lower end Of Main
Street hss arrived, and the work on the
structure will be resumed Immediately.
The bridge will be completed in about
three weeks.
Remember the Socisble at Good
Templars' Hall, tonight, at which All
members of the order and their friends
are to pass an hour in pleasant and
profitable social intercourse. A large
attendance Is expected.
in an alteration provoked by VIM.
Brodwick with Thomas Knowles, at The
rolling mill, yesterday, Brodwick struck
Knowles on the head with an iron bar,
fracturing his skull. Although Knowles
injury Is severe 1t is not ofa fatal char
acter.
-Messrs. Richards & Sons, Of this
place, haYs given notice that they wiz
hereafter make their payments on Mon
day instead Of Saturday. 1t is believed
that this change will do away with much
of the evil resulting from the former
system.
-HaIlow Zen, o "Snap Apple Night
was an occasion Of peculiar importance
TO a portion Of our Juvenile population
who celebrated its annual recurrence by
curious games, appreciated most by the
s'masters Of mischief who haunt the
nocturnal hours."s
The ladies Of the different churches
Of this city will hold q meeting at the
session room of the Presbyterian church,
on Saturday afternoon. one O'Clock, for
the purpose Of organizing a Ladies' Be-
nevolent Association. The object Of this
association is to supply, as far as posi-
BILE, the necessities of the poor of q
city incident to the winter months.
-Scaulou, who shot Mullen, a few
weeks since in an alteration at Mineral
Ridge, and attempted to escape by run
ming of, returned home the same night
ofthe Affair, and was arrested, tried before
Esquire Joseph Stuart, who recognized
him in the sam of $1,000 for his appear
ance at Common Pleas Court. In de-
fault Of bail he was committed to the
county jail.
At q meeting Of Warren Temple CT
Honor No. .. held on Friday evening,
the LIST inst, the following officers elect
were installed for the ensuing term by
Deputy n. T. Baldwin: W. C. T., DIN.
Lazarus; W. v. T., A. J. Frank w. R.,
J. b. Slater; W. A. R., D. II. Hecking-
er; W. F. R.. L. N. Rice; W. Treas,
Isaac Lapham; ". NJ, John Long; w.
D. NJ, Enoch Masters; W. Sent, R. L.
Peters.
The A. Y. &P. Railroad Company
has purchaseda tract oflznd extending
from Market street to the north line Of
Mr., James Forbis' land, 100 feet wide
clear through, on the west side Of the
track Of the railroad, on which to erect
. station house, freight house, &c. They
have also purchased n half acre Of
Mr.. Forbis on the east aide Of Red Run,
where they will erect an engine house
and turn table. The contract for the
building Of the engine house has been
let 70 Pittsburgh parties, and the work
is to proceed promptly to completion.
The Cleveland Leader Of the LIST
inst. says: Yesterday afternoon, be-
tween four and Eve o'clock, Mr.. F. p.
Green, 9 resident Of Bloomfield, Trum-
bull county, was riding on horseback
out Woodland avenue, when his horse
stumbled precipitating Mr.. Green from
the saddle. HIS foot became entanHled
in the stirrup, and the horse started on
q run before he could extricate it In
this condition he was dragged for about
two blocks when. fortunately, his boot
came OF which released him from his
perilous position, not however until he
had sustained very serious injuries. His
leg below the knee Was badly broken,
the bone being completely shattered by
. kick from his horse, while being
dragged. He also suffered a number Of
cuts and bruises about the body and
head. Assistance was promptly At hand
and be was carried to the City Hotel,
where he had been stopping. His
wounds were attended to by Drs. Wheel
or, Brown and Peck" We are glad to
learn that the injuries are not Of . fatal
character, and that he is doing as well as
could be expected.