Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-12-18
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WEDNESDAY. DEC. Is. 1872.
LOCAL and

Seventeen prisoners in the Jail.
Vienna is agitated by a $4,000 SLAM
der suit.
A. n. Allen has opened a new hotel
at Leavittsburg. called the Allen House.
Attention is called to the annual
financial report of the County Commits
s%ioners. published in this paper.
Rev. J. R Stephenson, of Housewife,
Pa. will preach in the Baptist church Of
this city, on next Sabbath morning and
evening.
The A. Y. & P. R. R. has not com
menced running regular passenger trains
yet. The road is being ballssted as rap
IDLY as possible.
Rev. B. A. Hins dale, President of
Hiram College, occupied the pulpit of
the Methodist church Of this city Sun
day morning last.
"A reunion of the bar of the second
subdivision of the 10Th Judicial District
will be held at The Austin House, in this
city, on Tuesday oath inst.
Mr.. Charles Lew, of Pennington,
has been a constant subscriber to the
CHRONICLE Stree 1881. A few days since
he called al our Office and paid his forty
first years subscription.
I'VE are indebted to Gen. Garfield for
9 copy Of che report of the com mittee on
the subject Of the Ku Klux Conspiracy
We offer this book as q pr MUM to the
largest new subscriber to the CHRONICLE
for 1873.
Some persons thought the County
Commissi'n ers were building too large
jail, but the past week there we're three
more prisoners than there are cells, aid
the "hoteT'' has been open but a few
weeks for "boarders."
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church, meets in the lower rooms Of the
church, on next Friday afternoon and
evening. A supper in the evening to
which all are invited. Proceeds for the
benefit Of the new church.
Rev. R. TeIford preached his fare
well sermon 10 the Baptist congregatirn
OF this city. on last Sunday evenil g.
Mr.. Telford goes to a charge in Mime
sofa, and VIII carry with him the best
wishes Of many friends and of this com
immunity generally.
The examinations in the public
schools of Warren commenced ON Nom
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the close of this week there will be a
vacation of two weeks, during the holi-
days. The winter term will commence
on The first Monday in January.
The fifth annual ball of the I. n.
Dawson Steam Fire Company, m of
at the Austin House, Christmas, Dec.
18th inst. The boys are preparing to
have an enjoyable occasion. Citizens
expected to exhibit their customary
holiday appreciation and good will.
Mr.. George Adams has handed Us
the following named pieces of music,
sold by him, and from Peters, publisher,
New York: "Close the Shutters, VIII
lies Dead "-song and chorus " Mag
gie's FaEorite Wsltz"-for the Piano /;
"Sunbeam Z" ' Matte May "-song and
chorus.
ST. Mary's fair comes of at Woods
Hal, in this city, on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evenings OF this week
Entrance fee Is cents. Supper so cents.
Sales Of goods each evening. To be
voted fora silver watch for the most
popular gentleman, and a nice Lat for
most popular lady.
ON the eih day of December, Dwight
Moore of Gustavus, enterprising cattle
raiser No. l. sold to George Hines, at Z
cents per h., two steers, two years old
last April, weighing $500 lbs. They had
been twenty four hours without water
and driven two miles to the scales at the
time OF weighing. One weighed las
lbs, and the other I,6I2. Try again, en-
.terprising cattle raisers.
On the first Monday of this month
the Board Of County Commissioners re-
organized-E. A. Reed, Esq, whose Sec
.oad term hSd expired, retiring, and n.
A. Cowdery, Esq, his successor, being
installed into Office. Mr.. Reed has made
a popular, and We think an excellent
Commissioner, prudent. faithful and
-judicious in the discf srge of his duties.
Tbs incoming member of the Board
brings with him considerable knowledge
of those interests and wants of the public
which demand the attention of County
Commissioners, and with his colleagues,
Messrs. Payne and Harshman, will
spare no pains to keep county affairs in
good shape.