Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1865-08-30
For the Chronicle.
Filings about Town.

Mr.. EDIToR:-l noticed q request, "a
few weeks since, in the "ChroHicic", that
persons in the different townships of the
county. would keep you posted on the
affairs. incidents, &c. OF their respective
localities.
4 capital idea; such sketches are al
ways read with pleasure, and perhaps
some Of your county readers wunld like
to know what we me doing about town.
II so, and you think they ought TO know,
acre goes.
Al IMPROVEMENT.
We have announced 10 the world. thai
Warren was 20 have l.rged Streets. and
consequently nave IT, grys made better
The relative merits OF Wood. S,onr, CIn
der and Gravel. nave been discussed; and
[ see our worthy supervisor has com
menced experimenting with rood. on the
Turnpike
But instead Of using square blocks,
Chicago fashion. he uses trlsh,-much
cheaper
Our NEW BRIDGE
That Is to be. move slowly towards
completion. The per aud ahutmcnts
stand, looking very much ike relics Of
secession. on some OF our Southern rivers
and men 90 about the Streets and en-
quire. why 1t Is 50? and echo answers
& don't know
ANOTHER INPROVNENT-
The new block ofStoreS Oh Main Street,
being built by our ru:erprising neighhors,
Anderson 4 Rupp, is progressing rapidly,
and viii soon be ready for ia" goods that
are awaiting Their completion, thus ad-
ding three fine Stores to the business of
the place.
CHANGE
The firm of Turner a Peck, Clothing
merchants. on Main Street, has been DIES
solved 10y mutual consent, and instead
thereof. floats the banner of FIELDS A
Turner. Long may ii wave. Mr.. Fields
was formerly a merchant in Geauga Co,
and since the commencement of the war,
has been Commissioner of Enrolment.
on the Staff of Capt. Caldwell, Provost
Marshall of this district.
The acquisition of Mr.. F. to IL corps
IF business men, will be a source of graf
t~ication 10 all who have the interest of
our community at heart.
A "NoLLE."
1t may be an item of news to sOTe
OF your readers, to learn that the
Prosecuting Attorney, at the last SEES
sion OF Court held here, entered 4
"N0He-prOScqW, in the case of Brush,
the young man who shot the man in
The Mahoning depot, a year or two
ago.
An examination Of the murderer at
The time, showed his crime so great,
that the powers that he, held him to
pail in the sam OF hre'Ue thousand dol
LIrS-I think that was the amount
His bonds were signed by responsible
endorsers, and the william turned loose
upon society, which was quite Il shock
20 the nerves OF many of the more
sensitive, but they found relief in the
thought that the twelve thousand
dollar cord, was sufficient to hold
him until tardy justice should over
take him. But alas! for their hopes
he scratch Of the pen of one "clothed
with a little brief authority" makes
that rope one of sand.
Al the nod of the Prosecuting At
.orney, the bondsmen are released,
the murderer with his hands rocking
with the blood of his victim energies
INTO society, encouraged by his easy
escape, to the commission of crimes
more henious, and more revolving, if
-uch is his disposition.
Some one has said, 'the world is
governed too much,"
1t may be SO, but here is Il case,
surely, that requires more legislation.
INCOMES.
Can't you give us another chapter
Of Incomes they are interesting docu-