Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-12
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IL. 1873.
LOCAL and

-Girard is going to have a plsnin
mill.
Several days of the past week putt OF
spring airs.
The Japs drew a full house here oil
Saturday evening.
Austin Rogers has bought the Wien
ma hotel, at Vienna, for $500.
ID. M..Lazarus has gone east for
stock of spring clothing and gents fur
nishing goods.
c. NJ. Fields started east, on Monds,
last, fors new stock f. his large clothin!
house, on Main st.
Several communications sent in TO
this week, have been crowded over II
await next weeks issue.
&C. C. Case begins a two weeks
Institute in Hartford. Monday evening
March "a
a. Stowe, of BraceYille, advertises
public sale, of real and personal proper
ty, at that place, on Tuesday, March 18th
Rev. John Garner preached his fare
we'll sermoI at the Logs Corners Evan
gelical church, on Sunday evening, ID
inst.
Rev. J. NJ: Wonders, of this city, ha,
accepted a call from the Evangelical LII,
theran Society of BrOokville, Jefferson
county, Pa.
u. P. Gartper has leased the lot or
Main street adjoining D. Bishops. from
A. Truesdell. for five years. and viii
erect q building thereon this spring.
"A revival has recently taken place at
the E. church, in Vienna. The So
ciety was much strengthened by q good
IL nomher Of conversions and sccessiOns
10 its ranks.
-For the latest aud handsomest We'd
ding Invitations, Visiting Cards, Ladies'
Note and Initial Paper. Envelopes. &c,
cali at the CHRcNIcLx Office. A new
stock just opened.
AN advertisement in this paper an
nounces the fact that Messrs. Lane Bro
theirs have opened up a new market il
the room occupied by James Reed &
Sons, on Main street.
1t is reported that the coal miners n
the orangevine district "csme out" on
Saturday last, demanding an advance Of
twenty cents per ton, and will not dig II
the demand is refused.
Two of the parties who had sulphuric
acid thrown upon them recently at a SER
enabling occasion in Hubbaid, will sus-
tain permanent injury-Burke and Ben
jamin eaeh losing an eye.
The friendsof the Rev. T. J. Taylor
and family, are cordially invited to meet
them socially, prior to their removal, at
their residence east High Street, on Mon
day evening next, 18th instant.
1t will be gratifying to large circle
of friends here and elsewhere to learn
that the Rev. Mrs. Day, who for several
days seemed, as it were. to be standing
upon the threshold of deaths portals, is
now convslsscent
"A Gustavus letter informs us that
DR.. B. Il. Peabody, preparatory to GO
ing into business in Pittsburgh. has sold
his cheese factory to MI. W. Day, Of
Mesopotsmis, and win leave his son in
charge ofthe store.
DIR. J. Worthington Stewart, who at
various times practised his curati ve sys-
TEN in this city and county, died en- the
4ih inst, in the inirmsry OF Ashtsbula
county. BE was insane for some time
previous to his death.
"A correspondent writes to us that
Alexander Fsnton and his wife, Sarah,
Of ColebrOok, Ashtabnla county, during
the year 1872, made from the milk Of
twenty cows, cheese which averaged in
weight, daily, 100 pounds, for the space
of six months.
Harvey B. Smith, formerly Of Bszst-
"a, this county. was killed q week &
near Decatur, Michigan. He was stand
ing on the platform of railroad car when
a~colision occurred, and was knocked
ofsnd run over, the wheels passing over
his body and cutting it in two.
The Attentions Of those Of our readers
pleased TO learn Of the grandeur and
wonders Of the starry spheres, is called
to the article on the outside Of this pa
per, from the pen Of Prof Marvin, Of
Allegheny College, on "Venus," the "a
diant orb that illumes the western sky
just now. Next week we shall give
chapters, from the same pen, on Mars
and Jupiter. The coming trausits ara
attracting public attention in Englapd
and America, and Prof. Msrvin;s intelii-
gent sketches furnish outlines Of specid
interest in connection with the subject.
The Niles Independent, of the 9TH
inst, says: Jesse Rager, aged about sew
en- years, son of John RACER, Of this
place, met with an accident at the nail
factory, last Friday, which has since
proved fatal. Wills srsnding in front Of
the ny wheel OF a machine. his comforter,
which was tied round his neck. caught
in the spokes Of the wheel, and wound
him up to it. He was swung round at q
rapid rate, til the machine could be
stopped. Bis neck was cut from ear to
eEr by the wooden scarf, and afracfure OF
the asoPhzgus was produced. He lin
gered in great pain till Saturday night,
when death csme to his relief. The acct
dent was a severe blow 70 the bereayed
parents.