Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-12
THE
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Il, 1873.
LOCAL and PERSONAL

plC1CuN AAlO VI llAldA III
the County Infrmary is seventy two.
AN apprentice to the printing bust
ness can obtain a place at this office.
One from 10 to Is years of age preferred.
The next term of Trumbull Common
Pleas will not commence until Monday,
March Sd, instead of FeE. 24ih, as pre-
xiousIy annOuneeI -
-Sylvanus Pennell will give one of
his Temperance Concerts, in the Disciple
church at Rowland Corners, on Thurs
day evening of this week.
The Hubbard Sentinel refers to
Messrs- w. +. Porter and Amsza Hoyt,
of this city, as "noglsts.'' The printer
no doubt intended to say florists.
A few days ago Mr.. a. Mcfarland,
of Fowler. sold a COW to Mr.. Dwight
Jones, Of same town, which weighed,
live weight, I,765 pounds. The animal
was shipped to the New York market.
Fresh fish, direct from the Atlantic
Ocean, is rather a rare article in tn
market-or has been, until Mr.. Risley
took it into his head 10 keep fresh half
but, fresh Goldfish, cells, striped bass, &c,
for sale, supplies of which he receives
twice a week from the seaboard.
Mr.. Harmon Austin has purchased
from Mr.. Samuel Quinby the house and
92J lot on the corner Of High and Vine Sts.,
known as tbs Baptist Parsonage con-
sideration $1,000. 4 part of the building
will be occupied 10y Miss Sackett for a
private school.
To any one desiring a Silk Hat, new
Spring style, we recommend those ad-
vertised by Messrs. J. Golds;ein & Son,
under the head of a Success" These
hats have become very popular on ac-
count of their lightness, durability and
elegant finish. Go and see them.
During the thaw last week large ice
gorges were formed on the Mahoning,
one about a mile above town and the
other near the mouth of Red Run, below
town. The lower gorge caused the wa
ter TO back and overflow the adjacent
bottom lands. The track Of the A. va
P. r. R., in Red Run valley, was for a
couple of days from two to four feet IN
der water, for a considerable distance.
-Judson Pierce, of Turner COUNTY,
Dakota, formerly on the editorial staff OF
the Times, of this city. was married on
Thursday last to Miss Ella u. Turner,
daughter of Hon. P. Ii. Turner, of Tur'
ner, d. T. The bride is a sister-in-law
OF Mr.. E. W. Skinner, of this city,
SioUE City (IoUd) Journal
Mr.. Pierce formerly resided in Cham
pion. He has, during the past year or
two, favored the CHRONICLE with num-
Der of interesting letters from Dakota
Territory. We hope to hear from him
often in the future.
II following are recent transfers of
real estate in this city: s.. Medbury to
James Reed, house and lot on Market
street; consideration 81 800. James Nor
rison to H. Peck, house and lot on Vine
street; consideration about s., 200. Rite
eel & McLsin, in their addition, lot on
Vienna road, to Y. Long, Jr.; considera-
tion $500. Same to James Long, lot on
Frederick street; consideration $3.50.
Same to NJ. Kearney, on same street
consideration same sum.
Sheriff Dickinson has a collection of
as choice varieties of poultry as is prob
ably owned in this county. Looking
through his coops, a few days since. we
noticed Buff Cocbins, Seabright Ban
tams, Golden Polsnds, Silver Spangled
Eamburgs, Asiatic breed and Partridge
Cochin. A splendid male bird, 1872
hatch, of the latter variety, took the first
premium al the late poultry exhibition
at Pittsburgh. These 70 us will be on
exhibition at the poultry exhibition at
Youngstown, this week.
-Tw days ofthe past week were glori-
Gus with the sunshine and soft air of
spring, and just as sanguins people were
saying that an eslly spring was ia pros
pect, a biting northwestern blow came
along, and dispelled the cheering iIlu-
sion. They forgot that candlemss day,
the ID, inst, was clear and bright, and
that the ground hog having taken his
dimensions in the sun, returned to his
.subterranean winter quarters for six
p urWeeks longer retirement from the cares
of acoid and unsympathizing world.
On Monday last NJ. c. Hart, ESQ.,
entered upon his duties as Clerk Of the
Court, the term Of Major Spear expiring
atthat date. Mr.. Spear has been a faith
1ul, industrious and successful official.
who spared no pains to haye his work
well and correctly done. We wish him
success in his future enterprises. The
new clesk. Mr., Hart, being a lawyers and
having hadexperienca as an assistantin
the Office. WI soon become perfectly
r<1 familiar with all his duties, and We are
sure he will prove a capable and obliging
officer.
we mentioned recently that in con-
aeqnenee OF tqe present supply of water
at the Jail being much short of the guam
tity needed, the Commissioner were
considering the probability Of OBJ
tanning a supply by forming a pipe con-
nection with the river. Since then they
have concluded to try and obtain water
from a well 70 be located on the prem
ises, and TO this end have contracted
with Mr.. Washington Brown, Of this
place, to drill a well. After passing
through the Waverly Rock underlying
HI our city, say one to two hundred feet,
sand stone is reached, and soft water in
abundance obtained.