Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-11-27

President McCreary, of the \. y. &
p. +. r., and Gen. Wright, Vice Presi-
dent Of the A. d G. w. Railway, werein
town several days last week, looking
after the interests of their respective
companies, and e~ndesvoring to discover
what virtue there might be in injunctions
grained and injuuctions dissolved.
Parties in this city are now talking
about erecting shops here for the build
ing of railroad cars. The nearness to an
abundance OF good timber, to coal and
iron, would seem to give this locality
decided advantages for car building.
Will not some of our capitalists aid in
the formation of a joint stock company ?
-Abijah 7. Bolton, a soldier Of the
war of 1872, who participated in the
m ,morable battle of New Orleans, and
who resided in the townships of Vienna
and Fowler, in this county, for many
years, and was known by almost every
b ,dy in that section, died recently in
Beaver, Crawford Co, Pa, at the advanced
age of ninety-nine years.
Mr.. H. A. Potter has purchased the
Photographic Gallery of Messrs. Tyrrell
& Dodd, River Block, over Trumbull
National Bank. and has reftted and re-
furnished the establishment ia elegant
style. Mr.. Potter has vacated his old
Gallery. east side of Main, and will ON
tinue the Photographic business exclu-
sively at the nsw rooms.
AT the foot of the stairs leading to
Rice's Photograph Gallery, IS suspended
3 photograph Of a little girl of this city,
which attracts much attention on account
of the artistic excellence OF the work.
The skill of Mr.. Chasea as a colorist is
hibited in this instancei in q degree high
" creditabIe to his talent as an artis:.
Stop and look at the picture, when pass
ing along Market Street.
The buIliest team we ever saw was
in town last Saturday. Mr.. Isaac Bailey,
of Lordstown, came to the city with a
good sized white bull harnessed with
regular horse clothes, such as collar, tugs,
etc, between the shafts of a one bovine
of one horse persuasion. The
bull occupied q prominent position for
hours on the south side Of the
where he leisurely dispatched a
pile of hay, and seemed as pleased as an
Did fashioned militia colonel in a bran
new uniform.
"A disciple of Bacchus, named Mat
thias Hophlic, not having the retribution
Of the Mayors Court before his affected
presumed to put into practice his
erroneous ideas of rights and
privileges on Monday night. He was
aiken before Mayor Dawson yesterday
morning, from whom he received some
needed instructions in the art of keeping
he peace, and was given ten days for
lndisturbed meditation, for all Of (which
benefits he pays the sum of five dollars.
Our County Recorder, Captain Eli
ner Moses, who met with a painful ac-
two weeks ago, the result of a
all while descending the steps of the Ma
ional House, we are glad to be able to
is recovering from his injury. The
has for several years been lame
rom a bullet wound received in one of
lis limbs during the war. and it was in
consequence of this injury that he fell,
loose one of the tendons of the
anne limb near the knee. We hope to
Don again see him on the tramp. Cap.
ain, we know how If is ourselE.
"A very serious accident happened
Wednesday of last week, to ayoung
nan named Buell., while engaged in
Ireaking cars at the upper railroad
epot, in this city. Happening 10 slip
Thile the train was in motion, he was
aught between two cars in such a man.
Ter as to throw him across the track-a
ar passing over and crushing one of his
limbs, then dragging him some distance,
Vhen the wheels passed over his fas e, |
and mangling his jaw and
heck bones, causing the left eye to pro-
rude entirely from its socket. In this
ondition he was taken to a room in the
known as the Graeter corner,
Tkere he was attended by Drs. Harmon
I Metcslf. Mr.. Buell. came from Salem,
J., where he has relatives residing. Be-
ng a young MAJ of good habits and
ound constitution his physicians think
hat the probabilities favor his recovery