Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1873-02-26
The CHRONICLE.
WKDSESDLI. FEBRUARY "a. ISIS.
LOCAL and Personal

Who says that the ground hog is n
atrue prophet?
-Thermometer six below zero MOI
day morning last.
&C. W. Tyler's new house on Mort
avenue is for sale.
The spring-lik weather of last wee
caught q enid and had relapse
Hon. Alphonso Hart "orated" {
Wooster, on the 22d inst, Washington
Birthday.
"A. Grseter will soon remove his mu
sic store to the room lately occupied b.
Rush & Medoury.
Mr.. E. Darragh has about eight hun
d ed men at work on the p. q Y. mar
row gauge railroad.
The Southington Dramatic Club viii
give an exhibition at that place, on Fri
day evening, Feb. 2sth.
Mrs. Day, wife of the pastor of tbs
NJ. f. Church of this city, we regret Il
say Is very seriously III. e.
S. T. Morrison, of Bazetta, adver
tises, by posters printed at this office, {
public vendue, On March 9Th.
Quarterly meeting will be held a
the N. E. church in this city, on mex
Saturday and Sunday, March LIST and ID,
1t is claimed by Chief Engineer
Shar pless that the iron on the P. d Y. r.
r. will be all laid by the Fourth of July
next.
MID. P. Ashbnru, formerlF Of b.
zetta, this coanty. is a member OF the
Nebraska Legislature, from Buffalo
county.
-Rex. Mr.. Taylor and Sylvems Pen
nell win give a temperance lecture and
concertat Newton Falls. Friday evening
CT this week.
The sale OF land belonging to the ss-
tate of Elisha A. Underwood, deceased,
in Greene t0wnship. has been postponed
tossaturdsy, March 8. 1873.
The Rzvenna- Dsmoezat says that
Mrs. NJ. A. King (formerIy or warren)
is lying dangerously iliof cancer, at her
present home, in Jamestown, N. y.
The cochrsn House, at New Castle,
Pa, refused 10 entertain the Georgia
Minstrels. We thought the Fifteenth
Amendment had settled the wool ques-
1ion.
Mr.. Charles LeHngwell. formerly of
Warren, died about the middle Of last
month, at wheatland, Clinton county,
4sHs. ne wssssed about Any-seSsn
years - ~
Mrs. Elizabeth Lanterman, Youngs-
town, is a sprightly old lady Of ninety
three years of age. She removed to Ma
honing county, from Washington cOun-
ty, Pa, in 1902
--Aessrs. D. Jones and George Hine,
Of Johnston, rave a pair of two yesr old
steecx which weigh 1920 lbs-one of
them Weighing 176e Tbs. Fhey are fine,
and hard 20 beat
Mr.. Day, associate editor of the Ak
ron Beacon, and son of Rev. W. F. Day,
of this city, called At the CHRONICLE Of
fee yesterday. We Eish him success in
his chosen profession Of journalism.
The Rochester CMinn.) Post of Feb.
Is, says that the Baptist Church of that
city has called Rev. r. TeIford, late of
Warren, 10 the pastorate of the Society
there for the coming year. His family
will leave here at Snee for their new
home.
Mr.. Jonathan Smith, one ofthe older
residents OF Aiecca, this county, died in
his chair, on Wednesday morning last,
while sitting at a stove, warming his
feet. Immediate cause thought to be
xpoplexy. The deceased had been some-
what in the night previous to his death.
-Messrs. Fesrns & Gray have rented
Ehs store room on the corner of Main and
FrankifD streets, which is being repaint-
ed and stted up. They will move into
st in 3 few days. Nh. Nelson G. Fox
will occupy with 'iis drug store the room
occupied the past year " Messrs. Fearns
&Grsy.
The HIRAM correspondent Of tlas Ra-
VIENNA Press says that the peaches in that
upland region HAYS not been killed by
the severity OF the past winter. The
Sentinel reports all the peaches in Ashts-
bula as being "killed entirely" 1t is
the general impression that the peach
crop in Trumbun county the coming
season win be exceedingly small.
W have purchased n Of Wash
burns Newspaper Folding Machines,
and expect to have it in operation in a
couple OF weeks. The anne power that
operates our cylinder press will run the
receiving the sheets from the hy.' Ours
will be the second one aver made of this
patent, the first being now in use In the
Medina Co.) Gazette Office.
This, the XIXth, Congressional Dis
Erict, formerly divided into five sub-di-
visions, has been changed to two. Mr..
James Hoyt, Assistant L. S. Assessor,
has to Look after the counties of Trum-
bull, Portage and Mahoning. Cornelius
Udall, of Jefferson, has the counties Of
, Geauga and Asbtsbula- MI. c.. 4, Hsr-
rington, District Assessor, eomnshced
in March, 1867, with eighteen assistants,
and as an evidence OF the decrease in the
Abors in the revenue department., Il may
be noted that he retains but two at this
de1A 1t Is expectedthat she eGhof May
nsxt will Wind up the office of [. s. As
SCISSOR Of Ioternsi Revenue. After that
date liquor and tobacco dealers, etc, will,
instead Of obtaining license Of an As
SCISSOR, be required to purchase stamps
of a Collector.