Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-03-05
THE CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY. 4 r q. 1873
LOCAL and PERSONAL
is now in session,

Court is now in session.
Col. H. R. Harmon, of Fremont
Neb.. is in the city on a visit.
Several of our merchants are East,
purchasing their spring stocks.
Its 2st miles from Warren to Shar-
ron. Pa, by the Mahoning R. R.
The March session of the County
Commissioners opened yesterday.
The thermometer, Tuesday last, was
down to four degrees below zero.
Mr.. Smith, florist. of this city, re-
ports the mercury at four degrees below
zero on yesterday morning.
donation at I. B. Mackey's in Wen
ma, Thursday evening. March 6, for the
benefit of Rev. Isaac Memory.
The present winter term of Allie
gheny College will close March 2S, and
the Spring term commences April 2.
&C. c. Case closes his Musical Insti-
tote in southeast Pennington with con-
cert, on FridSy evening Of this week.
Posters about town state that ST.
Patrick's Day 9th inst) is to be cele-
brated with a street parade in this city.
The Warren Constitution is printed
this week in q dress of new type, and
presents a neat and readable appearance.
The new school building on the cor
ner of South Liberty and Monroe streets,
will be ready for occupancy on the LIST of
April.
1t is 1851 miles by the A. &C. W. R.
r. from Warren to Cincinnati. Time re-
quired to make the distance sbouttwelve
hour.
Attention is called to the advertise
in this paper ola house offered for
sale by DR.. Lyman, situated on Maho-
ming Avenue.
The Brass Band Of B~acousburg give
concerts in the Disciple church, at that
place, on Thursday and Friday evenings,
March 9th and 7th.
Christ church will again be opened
for services Thy the Rector on Thursday
night and Sunday morning and night
next, at the usual hours.
Those desiring to purchase a resi-
dence in Warren can learn Of several
that are offered for sale by reading the
business locals in this paper.
Trains on the A. &c. ". R. R. run
on Columbus time, which is IS minutes
slower than New York time and seven
minutes faster than Cincinnati time.
We will commences nextweek topub-
lish in the CHkoEIcLE a series Of short
but interesting articles from the pen of
Prof. JAMES MARVIN, of Allegheny
Co lege. on the planets visible and in
visible.
The "Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society,"" of the NJ. E. Church, of this
place, will meet in the basement Of the
church on Friday evening of this week.
An essay is expected from INT of the
members. All are invited.
Warren was the liveliest town of its
size in 'sthree States,'' on last Saturday.
At noon, two squares,-the principal
business parts of Main and Market
streets-were jammed with buggies,
wagons, ETC., and people; 2s7 vehicles
being counted at that time.
of the public sales for which bills
have been printed at the CHRoSIcLE Of
flee. the following are yet to take place:
Nathan Bebee, OF Johnston, offers for
sale, on Friday, March Z, fifteen head of
good dairy cows. Anna Lane, Of How
land. farm stock and farming utensils,
on Wednesday, March Il.
Court of Common Pleas commenced
Monday, Sd inst, Judge Glidden pre-
sing. The usual preliminary work was
attended to on Monday. Owing to the
small number of cases marked for trial,
the Court ordered a re-assignment ofthe
docket, cutting it down two weeks. APP
pearances indicate n short term.
"A Hubbard correspondent, whose
letter we publish this week, gives an
account Of q cowardly and cruel outrage
committed on several yolrg men in
that town. While it is true that the GUS
tom OF serensding newly married per
sons, with discordant sounds, is very
foolish, it must be admitted that the
kind of r~eteliation which the indignant
bride INDUCED in this instance. would
disgrace a savage.
Mr.. Philip Moser, an old resident
of the township of Warren; met with a
fatal accident, IN Thursday last, at
Leavittsburg. In company with another
old gentleman, named o~prenlander, he
was crossing the railroad track, and be-
ing engaged in conversation did not OBJ
serve a train backing up, and was struck
by 8 car, knocking him down and break
ing one of his legs and otherwise injur-
ing him to a degree causing death in a
s after the accident. He was
mUr Neyenty-twO yeara.
GROVER & BAKER SHUf
hsewing Machine sells rapidly where