Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-25
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WEDNESDAY. DEC. g. 1872.

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"A merry Christmas and a happy
New Year to slli
The 18th o. VI. boys hold their re-
union this year at Youngstown, on Tues
day next
&C. c. Case, commences a two weeks
institute, in North Bristol, Monday
evening, Jan. 6.
"A conductor named Pitcairn, on the
Miles and New Lisbon road, had a foot
badly crushed at the depot, in Niles, last
Friday.
Parties have been engaged during
the past week in cutting and taking out
ice. The crop this season is clear, and
of fair thickness.
BY special request the drama Of
Uncle Toms Cabin will be repeated at
Hartford Academic Institute, Jan. Is.
the anniversary of the freedom of Un-
Gle Toms race.
We are indebted 20 Nj. W. G. Wa
son, of this place, for a late copy of the
%'HIustr9ted Press" published in New
Zealand. We we're not a little surprised
&c find such a superior publication in
that remote corner of Il g globe.
The principal business streets OF
Warren were jam full on Saturday last
AT IL, A. NJ, there were eighty teams
between the corner of Main and Market
and the First National Bank, and fifty
six teams on Main street, from Market
to south street.
The subscriptions of goodly num-
Der of our reaiers expire with the yesr
1872, hence they will receive but q
more paper to obtain their full compli-
ment. We hope all our old subscribers
and many new mes will send in their
names and begin anew with tue new
year.
Mr.. Frank Graft, a well known citi-
zen of Baeonsburg, died very suddenly
on Monday morning last. While in n
blacksmith's shop he was attacked prob
ably with vertigo, and in falling his head
struck upon some iron, fracturing his
skull aud causing his death almost in
stzntly.
A couple of wonderfully verbose
CO respondents in Greene, are wooliug
each other Over the post norton conun-
drum, /" Who killed Horace Greeley?"
Gentlemen, you have each had your say,
and if you propose to continue the sub
iect, please send the future chapters TO
the New York Ledger.
The Carrier OF the CHRONICLE has
something very nice for his patrons on
New Years morning. 1t ii handsomely
printed and beautifully illustrated edi
ton of Edgar A. Poe's poem, the RAVEN.
DO not forget the boy who through storm
of winter and heat of summer promptly
delivers the CHRONICLE at your doors.
Mr. A. 1. Frank, who has bsen the
resident business manager of the Buffalo
Clothing House, since its establishment
IN this city. several years since, has
purchased It from E. Hirshfield & Co.,
and is now the sole proprietor. MIR.
Frank may justly be C ngratula ed upon
the hattering degree Of suceess that has
attended his enterprise in this city.
We are indebted to Mr.. W. F. Por-
ter, of this city, for the subjoined memo
---a .so - -.,aa - sba fhorn,-
ometer frrm Saturday evening until
Sunday evening, 2lst and I'D inst. Sat
urday, 9 F. NJ, at zero same night at Il
O'Clock, 9 degrees below zero; Sunday
morning At 6 O'Clock, 10 degree, below
zero; Sunday neon.s degrees ABOVE, and
at 8 o'clock in The evening, at zero.
We are pleased to note the s eadily
increasing popul ritv and prosperity Of
FELTON, & Bigelow's Business College of
CleyeIsud, Ohio. The proprieturs are
thorough, earnest gentlemen, and are
sparing no expense or effort to retain
their well earned reputation. Every
young man should receive the practical
TRAINING given at this institution, as
-no,bing will give him greater strength
to buffet the trials Of a business word
than Il business education.
We have been working on the pay
in advance plan with the CHRONIcLE
for three years, and are more thar ever
convinced that it is entirely practicable
with country newspapers. and would
not relapse into the old long credit sys-
tenn if half of our list was in danger Of
being lost by our adhering to The sdyanca
pay. But the fact is that our list the
three years past has been constantly IN
cressiHg, showing that the subscribers
like the plan and realize the business Of
it.