Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-30
NORTHERN OHIO NEWS.
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From the Akron Beaeo75:l s45 % 80
The Junior exhibition in this College
viii take place next week Wednesday,
April 4th. :-.--.---- ~ ~,
The Directors Of the Summit County
/ Agricultural Society meet on Saturday
next, to agree upon a list Of premiums fer
the next fair the SOeiety.0 g. ial5ssD
The Wool Growers Association of SUM-
nit County, will meet on Saturday next
The Empire Hotel, in Akron, on the
| lst of April, passes under a lease of fYa
years, into the hands Of Mr.. r. N. Down
ey, so long known as the ever attentive
and accommodating clerk gof that nestaB5
lishment. -a-.-s
The Congregational Church Society
has in the process of erection on their lot
on High -treet a church edifce, which,
when finished, will be second to no other
in Northern Ohio, and one of which all
the citizens of Akron should be Justly
proud. The female members of the So
eiety have inaugurated a Fair for thepur
pose of raising money thereby to go to-,
ward eaneelhng the expense that will be,
incurred in procuring an organ. - -. q
The house of Jacob Koplin, IN thetoWn
of Norton, Summit county, burned. down,
on Friday last with most Of its contents
ssdt bssaa1ns e ---la .iiid sas ialadisf
sl--i FRUMBULLC0UNTY. -esaszsa
From the Warren Ctro1iiele !, .-.'fs1
The making of maple sugar and mo-
Iasses this Spring has been a failure. The
weather has been very unfavoFable. oA' =
Hon. John Hutchins left EWsfreh on
Saturday last, for brief visit TO New Or
leans and Mobile. .5 srv ssay sfT .sisv
The County Commissioners advertise to-
let the masonry work for the pier of the
new bridge. The iron and wood work
has not been contracted for yet.
An old gentleman had narrow escape
from drowing a few days since. Whfles
passing along Main street. in Warren, lIeaf
stumbled and fell into The mud, and lust 1
as his coat tails were retiring, he, was dis
coverd and fshed out.
We understand that parties owning
four machines for manufacturing hot
pressed nuts, and the exelusive right Of
the same for this State, are willing to erect 3
works in Warren, if few thousand dol
lars capital were invested by citizens of
the place The parties are reliable and !
experienced men, gl-s51 'lfla'A
Hon. William Stewart United States
Senator from Nevada, is native of this o
county, being born and raised in the
township of Mesopotamia. he is self
educated and self-made man. In his boy
hood days he was employed as q farm Ia
borer. lie managed to get Sufficient fdndSb
to attend school, and having qualified hiEa-s
self as teacher, he kept district school
in the winter to provide the means of at
tending an academy in the summer. Sew
eral years since he emigrated to Califor-0
MIA, and was elected. Sheriff of San dkran-io
cisco. He there married a daughter Of
Senator Foote, and more recently tried
his fortune in Nevada and turned up U. !.
s. Senator. 15iae SD rl laai gaflas Ia
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. B. Taylor, of Warren,
celebrated their silver wedding on Satur-
day evening last.
The statement made in hast weeks
Chronicle, and which was copied into the
summary Of Northern Ohio news in this o
paper, that a young man Of the name Of
Bear ran away from G1stavus with 5000, =
not his own, is pronounced wilfi1 false
hood Rhe author of it imposed upon the
Chronicle, and that paper rdemands an inl-ia
mediate apology and reparatioR. Afro
Bear is said to be young man Of excel 3
Iaut rauutation