Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-04
THE CHRONICLE.
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DEC. 4. 1879.

The County Commissioners met OF
Monday and are still in session.
The attention Of ,,ur readers is direc
ted to a local notice on this page headed
"lost."
The new iron bridge across the
Mahoning, at the foot of Main Street
VIII probably be open to travel to-day OF
tomorrow.
&C. C. Case commences a two weeks
Institute in Vienna, on Mondy evening,
Dec. 10th. Tuition 81. Books furnished
free of charge. -
Quarterly Meeting services, of the
Methodist church, will be held in this
city on Saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning lex
Track laying on the A. Y. & P. r.
r VIII be completed to-day, and trains
b tween Pittsburgh and Warren will
probably commences running next week.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
msnt IF Messrs. ] Goldstein & Son in
this weeks paper. They have a nice
stock, and mean business. Give them a
= call
Mr.. Graeter informs us that Olive
Logan has been engaged to deliver her
popular lecture, Successful People, " in
this city, on Monuay evening, January
9th.
DIR. Julian Harmon, of this city. has
been appointed a member of the Board
of Trustees of the Northern Ohio Asyl-
um Tor Lunatics, vice C. B. Lockwood,
resigned.
The second sermon of the course on
"the seeming contradictions Of Holy
Scripture will be delivered in Christ
Church next Sunday evening. The
public are cordially invited.
The proceedings of the late session
of TrumbulI County Lodge, I. O.. G. T.
will be found on the first page of this
paper. Members of the order viii find
E them Of more than ordinary interests and
importance.
The annual election of officers for
Warren Council R. S NJ, No. IS, will
be held Friday evening next. The an
nusl election Of officers for Hahoning
Chape7, No. &c, will be held Wednesday
evening, Dec. 18th.
"A cOlored youth, named William
Docile, was committed to jail, on Mon
day, by Mayor Dawson, for robbing the
money drawer in Pew & Bros. store of
about So in scrip. Most of the money
was recovered from the boy.
Mr.. David Hart, of Johnston, last
g week butchered a pig, of the chester
white breed, eight months and eighteen
- days old, which weighed. when dressed,
four hundred and two and enc quarter
(4O24) pounds. Who can beat that?
The A. Y. & P. Railroad Company
are constructing a slip at Ashtsbula har-
Dor, which will be s73 feet in length, 235
feet wide, and about IA feet deep. Tracks
are to be built on both sides oft. Other
slips are contemplated as soon as this
one is completed.
We claim for the WESTERN RESERVE
CHRONICLE the largest bona Jide AID
VANCE PAYING subscription list, and
largest circulation, of any country
weekly published in Ohio. II n OF
you can beat 300, send in your figures,
and at the same time let III know your
greatest ascertained oyster capacity.
-Intemperance is undoubtedly the
tf1 most fruitful source of suffering and
crime in our country. The work OF
suppressing this evil should, therefore,
enlist the aid and sympathy of all who
desire the happiness and prosperity OF
the people. The Rev. David Tstum, OF
Cleveland. will address the people OF
Warren on this subject on Thursday
evening Of this week, at the Disciple
church, at seven O'Clock.
g. Edere is an s~rithmeticai problem OF
The bovine variety which those disposed
NAV cypher a :-L. D. Sheldon, of Yer
non, recently sold to Charles Gumbus,
of Indiana Co., Pa, his bull calf, Wal
lace The weight OF Wallace when "a
hours old was 80 lbs. he gained one
pound every eight hours, until, at seven
cents a pound, he brought fifty dollars.
What was his age when sold, and how
much did be then weigh?
The "old Reliable Theatre com
posed OF twenty.one ladies ard gentle
men, Including full Brass Band and
Orchestra, now on its fifth annual tour,
will give two entertainments at Webb's
Hall. this city, opening this evening,
with the historical drama adopted from
the Fren. b, by Victor Hugo, in fouI
acts, entitled, "Lucretia Borgia, the
Poisoner of Italy, Reserved seats can
be secured at Graeter's Music Store.