Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-19
THE CHRONICLE.
LOCAL and
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1873.

kOGAA ana a.
The Warren Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety meets next Saturday afternoon.
-syIvanus PenneTl will give an even
ing of song at Seminary Chapel, WesI
Pennington, Tuesday evening, Febru-
airy 18th.
The total amount of taxes collected
in Trumbull county. on III first install
ment duplicate of 1872, for State, county
and township purposes, is Sl4S, SSe.76.
"A c~apacious freight depot is being
built by the C. & NJ. road q short dis
lance west Of the river. This improve
ment will be highly beneficial to the
public as well IS to the railroad comPa-
ny.
&C. C. Case closes his two weeks In
stitute in Nelson with concerts on Thurs
day and Friday evenings Of this week,
snd begins his next Institute in south
east Pennington on Monday evening,
Feb. 24th.
The County Treasurer will be pre-
pared to pay the first instalmen Of mon
eys due the different townships and viii
lagos, for the year 1873. on and after
Monday next The aggregate amount
of the instalment is So, 0ss.65.
DIR. ]. h. Briscoe, a weli-known ply
stefan o fthis city, died about one O'Clock
on Sunday morning last. Of consump-
ton. he was about fny years of age.
the body was taken TO Lordstown for in
terment on Monday last
In the notice published last week Of
Asheriff's sale in partition, EzraS. Ames
as. Euretta Ames, ct a., the sal of the
land was advertised to take place on Sat-
urday, 18th of March, at the court house.
This was an error as to the place. The
sale will be held on the premises in
Fowler.
On Saturday last the parents of Mrs.
A. SheIienberEer formerly Miss Arte'
LISA HULL, of this city, received q tele-
gram conveying the sad intelligence Of
her death, which occurred very sudden
" and unexpectedly at her home near
Allentown, Pa.
The congregation snd friends of the
Rev. ]. C. Burnell, Congregational min
lister, of West Pennington, paid him q
friendly visit on Wednesday evening of
last week, at the Parsonage. The foot
ing-up of their free-will offerings result
ed in the nice little sum of one hundred
and seventy-eight dollars.
M. ], Prescott Eldridge's entertain
ments at Webb's Hall, on Monday and
Tuesday evenings. were Of q high and
superior order. His imitstiye and dra-
matte powers are extraordinary. We
thought his rendering Of Edgar A Poe's
poem Of the "Bells,1 was one of the
finest efforts ever made on the stage. 1t
pays to 60 and hear him.
The painful intelligence Of the sud-
den death of Mrs. Cornelia Pease Kins-
man, wife Of Judge F.. Kinsman, of this
city, which occurred on Tuesday morn
ing Of this week, caused a feeling of deep
sadness to prevail among our citizens
generally. her death is, supposed to
have been caused by apoplexy. The
funeral will be on tomorrow thursday
at II O'Clock, P.N..i
One day last week, lot No. 1s7, Pease
plot, on Thorn street, was sold by John
CuIbertson to II. Harsh, for $500; by
him to d. L. Jones, for $40, and by Mr..
ZONES to James Morrison, for 500. A
ssw DAYS since, A. F. Peck purchased of
Jacob Andrews the house and lot on the
corner Of South and Elm streets; con-
sideration $1,000. These premises were
subsequently transferred to Caleb Peck;
in consideration of property on Frank
lin street. VIM. Hapgood to T. c. Sher-
a a house and lot on Scott street;
consideration $500. RitezeI d McLsin,
lot in their addition, on East Market St,
to James Moon; consideration $500.
We are reliably informed that Mr..
E. Darragh now has twenty-one gangs.
in all about eight hundred men, st
work on the P. q Y. R. r. He has let
the entire stone-work from Grand River
to youngstown, twenty-eight miles, TO
Thomas Connell, Of Youngstown, a
very reliable man, and has also let the
trestling and bridging TO Mr. Collier,
who Is master mechanic on the Road.
james Dnnn and Charles Hansard
have the job of bridging and stonework
It Swine Creek. Mr.. Dzrragh is push
Ing the work, and considering the sever
ity of the winter, has done and is doing
extremely well.-ChardoH Republican.
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TrumbulT Common Pleas.
The list Of Grand and Petit Jurors
drawn for the March term of TrumbulI
Common Pleas, embraces the following
named gentlemen:
~ 1873 GRAND guEoRs.
VIM. Chamberlain
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