Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

See advt. Of ssger Bros. & HOus'
nurserymen. 3
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment Of Horse Stolen. under new adv'ss
The nth annual fair of the shensng
Valley Agricultural Society will be held 8
GreenviIle, Pa, Sept. "a, 25 and 26.
Peaches have, came in quite freely tn
psst week, and found ready sales at $3.50
and $500 per bushel. - 9xI.t
The buckwheat crop looks favorable
though in some places It has been strucl
with the sur. as
Comfort A Adams and Alfred Ad-
ans. have returned from their European
trip.
-Merril Bailey, for many years sn eft
fcient member Of MAhonlng Fire Conpa-
ny, No. !, died on Sunday morning.
Among the arrangements for the en-
tsrtsinment Of visitors during the fair, i
a grand ball to be gwen at Webb's hall,
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
General Henry c. Burnett, lkte of
Warren, was married IN Buffalo, on Wed
nesdsy last, to Miss Lansing of that place
Senstor Sherman and ex-President Fill.
more were present
Tomorrow q the day thu Second
Ohio Cavalry holdaheif Annual Reunion
in Cleveland Last years meeting, did.
not embrace al Of the survivors of the
Regiment, bat i is hoped that this year
all who srekble vii Atsend-
u. W. Brown s Co. Main Street,
deposited IN q sznctum, q day last
week, $ splendid basket Of Fruit consist
ing of peaches spples, pears grapes, wa
ter-meions, DC, for which We return
thanks
The ladies of the NJ E Church of
this plaza, have rented the dining hall on
the fair grounds, and secured the exclusive
right to furnish with meals and refresh
ments, on the grounds, during the fair
The proceeds are to be applied for church
purposes.
There were two shows in town last
Saturday, the sWoollyH Horse show, and
the "oopperhead" (snake) show: Both
were well pstronized b. one and the same
crowd. But il is said that the former
ave the best satisfaction and took in the
most money.
in the upper portion of our county
the drouth sgill confines and has serious
ly affected tAe corn snd fruit crops The
farmers are selling of their stock rapidly,
they not having sufficient fodder 70 win
ter them. We hear of good mich COW
that were purchased for rom AAy to six
ty dollars ~lastspring, being now sold tOr
fifteen and twenty dollars. Sheepin large
numbers have been sold as low As one
On Monday evening last, as Mr..
John VgnGorder was going to his house
on the Hill he was set upon BY Ed Nc
NuIly, who supposed him TO be Robert
Wheatley, with whom he had some dih
Guilty q few weeks ago, and struck him up
on the head with some heavy instrument,
frscturing his skull. McNully with his
brothers were on 8 rampage during the
afternoon, spelling forE fight knocking
downtwoi netfensive men. They deserve to
be punished to the fullest extent Of the law
Mrs. Hannah Newell, aged nihety-
six yesrs, of Mahoning comfy, made her
semi.annuAl visit to Warren, last We'd
nesdsy, to draw her pension, as the wid
ov of John Newell who was 8 Rsvola-
tionary soldier This old lady appear
remarkably young for a person other age,
and walked the streets without sssistsneeg
smoked her pipe, and talked and chatted
with more animation and good sense than
some young ladies of j eyeAfs. VIZ
Our neighboring teEnOf Youngstown
having S pbpaiaton OF over ave thousand
inhabitants, has been advanced to the
grade of a city Of second Glass, by the
Governor, Auditor and Secretary Of State
We wish fhem much saecesUHndsr their
new regime. and hope it viii not be many
wears until they viii be clothed in the
habilimenz IF . frstolAss city. MAhOnT
ing valley has made more than one city
abroad, and we see no reason why she may
not make, one of her own. DEaE
We gladly call she attention of our
resdeFs.t 10 The advertisement &c Felton, q
BigelOw, prOPristors Of the Union Baa-
mess College Of Cleveland, which appears
in our paper to-day. During the sumner
these gentlemen have purchased the old
Bryant & StrsttOn College Of that city
and united it with their own From
their list Of references no u can doubt
the standing Of this widely known and
popular institution, as It embraces many
Of the leading firms Of Cleveland and 9TH
er portions Of the State. aff "a aR
-Pefhaps there is no fAlEer in Tfum
bull county who takes greater pleasure
and care 10 secure and cultivate the rich
varieties Of potatoes, than our friend
Gro. K. PELroE, Esq, Of Vernon. The
past season he has been experimenting
with q eombaritively new variety, called
the early Goodrich" and we give the
result as 8 matter Of interest 10 farmers
especially. On the 9Th OF ApTatMr
PeltOn planted forty t4O1 Ponndt Of the
Early Goodrich. and on August 18th ult,
raised twelve hundred q2OO) pounds
Mr.. P. says the season was notas fsvora.
BILE Cor potatoes "a many seasons have
been, and he thinks Che yield would have
been considerably larger under more ia
vOrAbIe circumstances. The potato is
WHITE, dry and of excellent Asyor 7.