Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-26
THE CHRONICLE.
sgIA0 wkBSEsDaf. MARCH =. is's.i
LocAL and

Inc PUBIC SCHOOLS Will bA
= sezf fur week's yscasiesT al
Rehabilitation are being held in the
public schools the present week.
&C. C. Case begins an Institute in
Garrettsvil.e, Monday evening, April Z.
~ S-DAsJ Jas. BrackiRHas been appointed
physician and surgeon of the Trumbull
County Inirmary.
See notice of sale OF house and lot,
and household furniture, by Jacob Ang
stsdt, IN another column
The Warren Shooting Club. having
procured one hundred birds. will have
match on Thursday or Friday Of this
week.
,-Mr. Je1afhan Warner has lately pur
chased the interest Of Mr.. John Morris
in the Ward, Morris & Co. coal shaft at
Mineral Ridge.
in another column we publish an
official statement of the receipts and ex
penditures Of this city for the year end
ing March IL, 1873.
Mr.. Lapham advertises that he will
offer for sale his house and lot on Mar
sseet, this efH q pnpIic suction, on
Saturday, April SIN.
The County Convention to nominate
a Republican candidate for Member OF
State Constitutional Convention, meets
to-day at Webb's Hall.
2fhe Republicahs of Champion are
requested to meet at the Town-House, in
thst township, On Saturday evening,
April S, for the purpose Of nominating
township Onssrs. apt.
-s-Mizs Sadie Hszlsp. who had bsen
engaged asa nurSs nj the hospital for in
sane, at Toledo, Ohio, died there on the
18th inst, eyed sb6u4 IS years. She was
aauEhtsfo Of She hfe John n Hezlep,
Esq.
Agnes Wallace fof the Wallace sis
tsrs) and her comic opera and comedy
RrsuPe Eiii plzytwanightG Monday and
Tuesday evenings next, at Webs Hall.
Fox particulars see advertisements in an
other cOIumnR
: DIR. 81 PALMER. II. D., delivered
. 4ecturs before the students of the
westen Rsss17e Seminary, Tuesday
eveainz Hse1h z5sh. Subject, "Physi
ology an6 Pathology of the Nervous
System. rih Etleadly Advice toNerv-
Gus People.
-Mra II. a. ling, who for a number
of yearz resided - Warren, and was en-
2 gagged II sks millinery business. died at
{ her lats ssidsncs%Jamestown, n. Y,
on the 18th inst, AFTER a long and pain
full illness, Of cancer. in the zsth year Of
her age. Her remains were taken to
, Rayenns for interment. si
About two hundred men, swedes
and Italians principally, passed through
here on Thursday last for the coal mines
Ado~n the Nahoning vsiiey. They had
been procured in New York. We are
informed that tie Miners Union induced
one half Of them 70 return to New York.
the Union paying heir way back.
-At a meeting of the Austin Flag
Stone Company, held on the 18th inst
st their Office, The following named per
sons were chosen Directors: Harmon
Austin, John N, StulI, chas. D. Armes,
Wanser Holcomb and Warren Packard.
Harmon Austin was elected President,
and Warren Packard Secretary and
T9rPRsurerfF q ,T,TUH
EMr. S. Goldstein, or the wen known
Ecuse Of J. Goldstefn Z Son, returned =
few DAYS since from the East, with a
large znd splendid stock. of new spring
fRo0ds. 9he bnsiusss of this cid estab-
llshed house has been steadily incress-
ing from year to year. and we are pleased
s1,-- EL-k she no-f raor hos hocu fta
most successful in the history Of the
house. See their new advertisement.
The most elegant single harness
probably ever turned out Of any estab-
lishment in Warren, received the finish
ing touches on Saturday last, at Hall a.
Mackey's. The workmanship is truly
elegant, while the material is the best to
be had. The buckles. rings, and all the
plating il gold plated. The harness was
amadshy MessrssHal d Mackey for MI.
wiiliam H. Abbott, Of Tftusvi1le, Pa
Price 4125.
We have recsived copy OF The Co.
luubians, o., Regster>extrs, dated
z~saiufdry last snhOnneius hs death Of
Capt. James Il. Bell. Capt. Bell, we
- 81 A14oLu4o0 We OEuASlAP q foStuCuL VI
Warren. He was q soldier in 6lst Ohio
infantry during the war Of the rebel
lion. For several years he has been a
severe sufferer from physical silment.
At the tins Of his dealh he was post
master at Colnmbiana.
"A drop letter in the Warren Post
Once, directed 70 the CHRONICLE, with
out the writer's name. informs Us that q
s certain party-He withhold the name
has just recsived from England two
Esrge Kenine animals, six months old,
apayiag Is lbs. EACH We don't believe
we know what a "kcnine" animal is.
The writer has either q bad spell OF
.wayine," or q bad way Of spelling ana
itdon,t make much difference which.
The zsktabHIa Telegraph says:-
The A. Y. & P. train that brought
Supt Mccoy to this place On Thursday
last. brought also, six car loads Of pre-
pared lumber and timber for the station
houses at North BRISTOL, D0dgeYilie and
Rock Creek-all ofwhich will be up in
tive or three weeks. That at Bristol, is
in the hands Of one gang Of men, and
that a D~odgevilIe. another, which will
as soon a. the work Is done there, move
upon that at tie Greek. That's SO, on
the verify ofthe Superintendent.