Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-06-06
Local and


Local and Personal.
Warren is bound 10 have a duseysessen
this summer, there being no arrangements
made for street s%prinkling. 5s .sa4.|
If we are to have a public celebration
of the fourth of July here, it is time some
body was making a lively move.
The MetEOdistE OpafsOcietg Ofthk
place are taking active steps looking to the
erection of a fine new church edifee.
-TrumPul SqqppmPn Pleas eSpFt closed
on Tuesday of last week.
We were shown, a few days since, a
specimen Of marble scIlptuEing, in the Shape
of an eagle, cut by Mr.. H. Brigdon, son Of
Auditor Brigdon. Mr. B. has eyidentyeonI
siderable taste for the fine arts.
There was a circus in, town on Friday,
but not much of a crowd from the country.
The show business is not as popular as it was
some years ago. u.s.
Mr.. Campbell has started a soda foun-
tain at his news depot atthe post Offices 8
We have had several refreshing rains
the pastweek, which were much needed.
The apple crop, as yet is call hunki."
Wanted, 100 horses, to gnaw the fence
around the Park. The town furnishes the
lumber.
1t is expected there win beS greatcrOwd
in town next Monday, to witness the balloon
ascension.
The Union meeting to appoint eight
Delegates to the State Convention, meets at
Webb's Hall, on Saturday next. Don't for
getit.
-Agrand display of fire works is adver-
tised to come off IN this place on the evening
of Monday next.
-"Bernam's' New York letter has been
crowded out this week. He thinks sit is
notaI gold that glittersD in Gotham
4Fhe conmencement Exercises of the
Western Reserve Eleefc Institute st Hiram,
take place to morrow, TButsday, conmeh-
eingats AMI IT
Tho Anniversary of the Alumni of the
Warren High School will be held at Oak
Grove Fair Grounds, on Wednesday, june
20. Address by Rev. John Peate.
They have had an attack Of the itch a
Garfield. The editor of the Herald writes
puff of an ointment thathe knows is a surf
cure. He says he has used and seen it used
with success. As the editor gives his per
sonal experience, We cannot doubt the magil
nature of the ointment.
There is to be a gathering of the LAX,
Erie Editorial Association at Cleveland to
morrow, on which occasion knights of tn
quill will be expected %tO smile and smal
wonder while they smile" Z.Al IA@
La few weeks since, Mr.. Harmon Austi
advertised in the Chronicle that he had los
or had stolen p or % head of sheep. Tn
notice was read by a man who had seen som
sheep, answering the deserphonl that ha
recently been sold under suspicious eircum
stances. He informed Mr.. Austin of tn
facts, and both sheep and theft were d1sco1
cred. We understand the theft has run Of
Alienation Is calIef4o the advertisement
of Land Scrip for sale, in this paper, C, a
BrigdOn, Audit6tof the COdht83 and Wn
Ritezel, Treasurer, are authorized by tn
State Auditor to make sales of this Scrip
which may be located upon any government
lands gsoBjeet ~tdtenily atSSI,2s per aefe
mineral lands excepted) making a savinI
of 45 to So cents per acre by using it instea
of money! ~ u OFT A Z
"A letter dated at BrOokfeld, and signe
Consistency, has been sent US, common
ing on the letter of Spectator" publishe
last week. AS we have frequently state
that articles not vouched for by a real nam
would not be published, We have exclude
that Of Consistency Wedo not knew al
person BY that name IN BrookAeld.
Sheriff Laird took two offenders to Sta
Prison last week, who had been convicted
robbery, al the late term of Court Tht
names were Charles Cleveland and 3.
Mills. Each was sentenced.for three yea
When they arrived at the Penitentiar
Cleveland was recognized as a former co
vict. whose real name is Edward Vets.
Cleveland and Mills who weresenteneed
the PenitentiaFy at last Court, made siren
Gus efforts to get out of u county jail, t
night before they were to be taken away
Theyhad worked a large stone loose, and e
pected. by the aid of an aecomplice who sta
a erowbar from a machine shop, to aid the
on the outside, to escape. The vigilance
jailer Gilmer and posse, however, frustrat
their designs.
Prof. Steiner has perfected his arranl
ments for making a balloon ascension f,
this place next Monday. Tickets win
sold on the railroads at 4Oper cent. di.9ou
to persons wishing to com to town. I
Professor made a splendid ascension at N
Castle last Friday. When up about a m.
the balloon got into 3 sort of an aerial VIII.
pool, causing it to make a grand Giro
around the town, and in about an hour M
a safe landing