Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-08-07
The CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Z, 1s7s.
LOCAL and

cents per pound for wool.
Mr.. Lyman C. Howe win hold meet
ings at Union Hall, Pennington, the
last three Sundays of August.
Mr.. Jos. Boyes, last week, purchased
the property of VIM. Porter. on South
street, for three Thousand five hundred
dollars.
The Rev. T. ]. Taylor, Rector OF
Christ Church, viii ID. W reach home
on Saturday next, and will oficiate on
Sunday at the usual hours.
Our thanks r due John W. Taylor,
Esq, of the U, S. Treasury Department,
for statements of the national debt and
other valuable statistics. -
-Webb's Hall, under the supervision
OF Mr.. Graeter, is being improved by a
new suite of dressing rooms, besides new
scenery.
On last Saturday evening there was
a beautiful display of the Aurora Bore
ais. 1t was the finest ever seen in this
locality.
The young Ladies' of the III. E.
Church hold a festival in the basement
of the Church next Friday evening.
This season of enjoyment Is open to all.
-rrumbun County Lodge, I. o. G. T.,
meets at Mineral Ridge, on Thursday of
this week. It is greatly desired that the
various lodges throughout the county
be largely represented at this meeting.
Simon P. Carlton, of Springfeld,o o.,
viii preach in Ira B. Mackey's Grove,
at the center of Vienna, Sunday, Au-
gust 10th. Services at 1890 q. m, and 2
o'clock p. II.
Our esteemed townsman, John NJ.
Stun, ESQ.,, whose health for some time
past has been .precarious, left the city
Tuesday last, with his family, for Avon
Springs, N. Y. He has our best wishes
for speedy restoration to health.
An advertisement in this paper an
nounces that the TrumbulI County Mus
ical Association will hold its next semi
annual meeting in Kinsman, commenc-
ing Tuesday, August 9th, and c~ontinu-
ing four days.
Mr.. Chas. Angstadt has purchased
the property of VIM. MinYoung, on
Canal street Mr.. MinYoung bought
the residence Of Nj. D. B. Gilmore. sit
uated on Market street. Consideration
five thousand Eve hundred dollars.
Ground was broke Monday last on
the land owned by the First National
Bank, situated between the bank build
ing and the Thompson House. It is
purposed building a three story brick
block to be divided into three store
rooms.
Rev. Henry Mansell, formerly of
this county, but for the past ten yearsa
laborer in the missionary field in India,
preached in the NJ. Z. Church, OF this
city, on Sunday morning last. Rev. E.
H. Yingling, of Cleveland, occupied the
pulpit in the evening.
Mr.. T. C. Sherman, of the Hum
boldt Kansas) Union, was in the city
during the forepart of the week, visit
ing his friends in this part Of the coun.
try. Tom is a graduate of the CHRoH-
IoLE Office, and represents one Of the
best papers and liYeliest towns in the
west
The Probate Court has been in ses-
sion in this place for some tine. Last
week the case of A. NJ. Jewell, living
on East Market Street, and the Ashta-
buls and Youngstown Rail Road, was
disposed of. The jury allowed Mr..
Jewell one thousand four hundred and
fifty dollars for right Of way through his
lot on the above street.
Geo. Clements brewery, on Vine
street near the canal, came near being
the scene of another fire on Monday
morning. The roof caught from the
iron smoke stack which was not pro-
teeted from the wood. A steam pump
connected with the establishment was
brought into use and extinguished the
flames before any general alarm was
given.
The gainesville and Young stown R.
R. has been initiated in the accident
line. Last Thursday an engine jumped
the track between gainesville and Char
don. The engine was on its way to
Charlton to get a passenger train. The
conductor, A. P. Jeffries, OF Westchester,
Penn, was instantly killed, and a fire.
mar named Green, Of gainesville, seri-
ously injured. The accident was caused
by a high point in the track.
The fall term of the Newton Falls
Union Schools will commence on Tues
day, Aug. 9th, and continue twelve
weeks. The schools will be under the
superintendent of Mr.. A. C. Wilson,
a teacher Of experience and reputation.
The corps of teachers are well known
for their efficiency and thoroughness.
Any Information respecting the school
viii be c%heerfully given on application
either to H. S. Robbins, the President.
or Albert Fower, Clerk.