Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-05-23
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frosts did not iHjure the apples.
Mr.. Steiner makes a balloon ascension
to-day, at New Castle, Pa.
"A letter from "Early Settler" of Farm.
ingtOn, viii be found on the first page.
"A heavy hail storm occurred on Sunday
last, about four miles north of this place.
The property on the corner of Main and
High Streets, belonging to the Gr@ter estate,
was sold last week to Mr.. Cozzens, of this
place, for $1,000.
Mr.. Henry W. Smith has purchased
the residence of Mr.. q. G. Belden. Con
sideratiOn $4,000.
-'Kempton" furnishes an affecting mar
rstive of a fishing excursion. on the first
page.
"A f~oOt-race for a prize of $780, 90, is ad-
vertised to come off at Sharon, Pa, on Sat-
urday next.
Drowned, in BracsEille, on the 18th
inst, Miss Ella Parker, daughter of the
.IateA C. Parker, aged II years.
"A ''Grand Masonic Celebration is ad-
Eertisec to come of in the town of Asbta-
Quiz, on TUESDAY, June 10Th
Mr.. Joel Hummason, who had been a
resident of Vienna sixty-fOur years, died in
that place, on the 18th inst, in his seventy
third year.
in the list of graduates of the Law De
partment of the University of Albany, n.
", we observe the name of John c.. Hutch
ms, of Warren, o.
Right Rev Bishop Bedell will be with the
Episcopal Church in this place on next SUN
day. Services with 8 sermon both morning
and evening, at the usual hours.
The house of Thomas Burrows, late of
Hubbard, nowsa resident of Mercer county,
Penn, was entirely consumed by fire re-
Gently. Loss about S1OOO-no insurance.
We have received a neat new paper just
started at Wadsworth, Medina Co. It is
published by Messrs. CLARK & Root. Success
~ to "enterprise."
The Lake county Wool Growers As
ISOLATION viii hold their first annual Shear
ing and exhibition of sheep upon the fair
grounds in gainesville, on Saturday next,
Nay 26.
g~s43 Col. T, w Sanderson. of Youngstown,
late of the 10th Ohio Cavalry, has been pro-
NOTED 10 a Brigadier-ship for meritorius SER
vices rendered in the field.
Rev. Mi. Rice, for some time pastor of
the Presbyterian Church of Coitsville, has
been transferred by the Presbytery to Lib
erty, the latter being united with the con
gregation of Brookfeld and Hubbard.
The Board of Health report the .preva-
lence of several kinds of perfumery, in Ger
tain localities. that would scent a bandana
handkerchief for forty years. The propri-
etors are gentlemen of small taste but en-
lsrged smell.
Mr., Samuel Wise, a resident of Wealth
ersfeld, in this county, died in that
place on the 9th inst, at the advanced age
of eightr-fcuryears. He was born in Lehigh
county, Pa, in 1782-removed to this State
in 1911, and settled in Youngstown till Is49,
when he removed to Weathersfeld.
"A young man, aged 20 years, named
VIM. G. Graham, of New Castle, was killed
at Hubbard, on Thursday the I'd INST, by
falling between the cars. The deceased b ad
been married only seven months.
Pennington has lately lost two of its
Oldest citizens by death. On the I4th inst,
Mr.. SILAs HIeGIEs, aged Y years, a resi-
dent for 50 y~ears-since 1914. On the 18th
inst, Mr.. JOSHUA P. DANFoRD, aged So
years, q resident for about IS years-since
1863.
O. "A few days since Doc. VanGorder laid
TfY-no it wont do to say that-we should have
said placed, upon the editorial table a hens
egg, which in longitudinal and latitudinal
Dimensions is an egg-sample to hens general
ri s1y, being in circumference eight inches one
way and seven the other. IF any of theI
chicken fraternity have anything they can
crow over ahead of that, let them shell out.
Mr.. John Blythe showed US quite a Gu
riosity q few days since, in the way of a lob
of whiting, that would tickle a regular
Yankee muchly. With no other implement
but a penknife, Mr.. Blythe has carved out a
group of four nicely proportional miniature
deer, standing on q handsomely carved pc
destal. The execution of the work shows
considerable skill and must have required
the exeecise of a good deal of patience. Mr.
B. has artistic genius, and is a ''cuning ar
tifcer in WOOD.