Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-01-01
The CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 1. ISIS.
LOCAL and

EcStlAe Up
81 Happy New Year.
The public schools ommence next
Monday.
The past week has teen a festive one
for dance-!oving people.
- Blind Tom, the great musical won
tSder, 1twSbb's Hall tonight. 50
Remember Blind Tom, this evening,
at Webb's Hall. Go and hear him.
The past week the trains have been
generally late, owing to the deep SHOWS.
THE coal dealers give notice this
z wesk that hereafter no coal will be de-
livered until paid for.
The streets were jammed with all
sorts of cutters, sleighs, sleds, and such,
on Monday and Tuesday.
Olive Logan lectures at Webb's Hall,
on next Monday evening. January 9th.
Subject, Successful People"
For a feast of oysters, and q flow OF
soul, go to the NJ. E. ehurch x Friday
evening. Supper from 81 to 8 O'Clock.
ESSThe Odd Fellows OF this city are ma
king preparations for a grand ball, to
come off some evening not far distant.
Il. c. Jones, Esq, State Senator.
leaves for Columbus to-day. The Ohio
Legislature assemblies on Monday next.
1t still SHOWS, and is q foot deep in
the woods. The "oldest inhsbitant"
says he never saw the like before in De-
cember, in this section.
Attention is called to the advertise
2 ment Of DIS. Smith d Force, containing
a. certificates from several Of eur citizens,
testifying to their professional skill.
We are glad to learn that Judge Ed
ward Spear is steadily and gradually re-
covering from the accident to his limb,
which he sustained about a month ago,
THE Methodist church, at Hubbard,
which has recently been ~remodeled, and
is now one of the handsomest churches
in the county, will be dedicated on Sum-
day next.
-Renew your subscriptions to the
CHRONICLE, so that you can have the in
scription placed on you tombstone, CT
always took the CHRONICLE, and expect
to be happy"
,..fo-Hon. F. G. Seryis. United STATES
Judge in Montana, was in this city a few
days since, on his way to Garfield. We
are glad to note hat the Judge is enjoy
ing greatly improved health.
"A Christmas or New Years marriage
license appears to be q coveted docu-
ment. The sales Of permits to zine
hands and fortunes have been unusu-
alIy good the past two weeks.
The Good Samaritans will have open
lodge on Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th, at
the NJ. E. church, in Vienna. There will
be essays, declarations and an Grafton,
to conclude with an oyster supper at the
Temperance Hotel. All are invited 70
attend.
-ebsistmas day in this city was re-
markable for one thing-extreme quiet.
Most of the business houses were open,
but complained of a lack of customers.
A very few Yentured to enjoy a sleigh
ride, but the extreme cold kept the ma
jority within doors.
Some fifty or sixty of our townfolks
took a sleigh ride up to Newton Falls, on
Monday evening last, and located en-
zaGsse at the Reed House, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed spared no pains to make the
3 2 visit most agreeable and satisfactory.
Kinnsman's Band discoursed some fine
80 music,
Judging by the pellucid large blocks
q. ice over a foot thick, which are daily
being harvested and put away in ice
81 1 houses, our citizens may calculate upon
being well supplied with this almost in
dispensable luxury nextsummer, when
the Thermometer is raging among the
" nineties."
Our correspondents about the coun.
2 ~ give us this week account of Christ
- mas festivities and enjoyable occasion,
by the different Sunday Schools. The
past hiss been an unusual happy week
e Tforaths little folks, and many heart.
sss were made light and glad by the gift
distributed.
1t pleasant to kear of sueh q sur
prize az awaited Mr.. and Mrs. John h
Drake, on their return home. after a few
hourss ahsencs, on Christmas Day.
They found q nice, new Buckeye
cooking stove set up IN their Kitchen
Further Investigation discovered a care
bearing the names Of the generous don.
ors, James Reed q Sons. Their gratefu
foreman n mis- wife wish each membeI
OF the firm msy "iiYe a thousand wears
and their shadows never grow less.n