Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

tocAL AND PERSONAL.
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vs. communication game too late for
this weeks papet, and had been fOrestslled.
a+RsySWm KincAld VII preach in the
new church, on the Psrkman road, at 103
AN next Sabbath.
-w-Interesting Historical Sketches of
IHzhozing County, by ]. n. Edwards, are
being published in the MaAOnsAg Register.
.e-StfEvbsrries, ~currants. gOoseberries
and raspbsEries are remarkably abundant
his ysar. and grapes in this section sre
looking we'll. 8
The boilers Of the Packard & Bsrnum
Iron Company have arrived and are being
set. The company expect 70 renew work
b. thsfrstof August @see
ZThs Anaaal Election for two mem
bars Of The Board Of Education, to serve
for three years. viii be held to-day WED
uesdayJ AT the sheriRss ofsce.
S-Tbs new fame building on Main
Street. bstng built BY King Brothers, is
1nsafly finished, and win be ready for &C.
cnpsaon by the LIST Of August
IL rial Of Moving Machines viii be
held in West Warren, on next Monday,
ga inst, commencing at l o'clock, P. N.
Ali parties Interested are invited to at
tend.
"A base ball match was played in
Kinsman, on Saturday, June 29th, be-
tween the Ydrad, of Greenyille, and the
Jockey, Of KinEman, resulting In a victo-
~ for the Ydrafa by seventeen u
The Commissioners of this County
have erected 8 substantial iron bridge
~aesos-she Mahsning at Niles, similar to
the one in this town, except that it has
but two arches.
"A compositor in the Office of the
Union Mills Star set nine Thousand ems,
in six hours. on Monday last, and got
married the next day. The Girard Spec
tator claims to have q '.jour'' that can do
the same provided somebody viii furnish
the bride.
The work on the sewers still goes on
and is. nearly completed. Work is now
being done on the northern part of Liber-
~, and extreme eastern part of High
Streets. The mouth of the at the
lower end of Market Street is being finish
ed, and from present appearances prOmi-
ses 70 be q substantial structure.
The Post Office in Rock Creek, Ash
tabula County, was entered through the
back door, on the morning ofthe 4th, and
the safe robbed of several thousand dol.
fsrs in money, postage stamps and bonds,
the heaviest loss being in bonds. An
attempt was also made IN the night of the
9th to enter the Treasurer's Office, in
Jefferson.
: "A special train ran between this
place and Cleveland last Sunday, for the
purpose of conveying persons to the fu-
neral of Mrs. Angelina E. wife of Tru-
man Dunhsm6 Esq # Cleveland, and on
IL daughter of G. o. GrlswOld, Of this
place A large number from here ATTEND
ed the funesAl5 leaving here at 10, A. NJ,
and returning al s, P. N.
-Ths ns@soIling min and nail factory,
Of Jas. Ward & Co, in Niles, is rapidly
spprolshi5g eomplstionznd viii be ready
for operation in about 8 month. 3. Il
Mason and several otkers, are putting up
a brick block. containing five store rooms,
on the eernsr of Mill and Main Streets,
which viii be both an ornament and 8
bslp 10 the town.
-A the celebration of the Fourth in
Salem a trial of fire engines was made,
for prizes. First Prize; Silver Trumpet,
valued at $50. was awarded to the Wash
ington No. 2, Of Canton. Second Prizs,
ssiver-plated Trumpet valued at 500,
vAs awarded to the Vigilant, of Salem.
Third Prize, q Silver. Plated Trumpet,
valued 1t $50, was awarded to Vigilant,
Of Massillon.
-Hsymaker& Park, having bought
the works lately owned by w. B. Gorton,
Esq are putting in new foundations and
re-ftting their Steam Spoke Factory on
the west side of the river, intending to
continue the manufacture of SpOkes, Hubs,
Butter Elbs and Pals, Felloes and Bent
STUFF generally. As they are en~terprising |
man no doubt they viii succeed in their
new business.
Business is not as brisk in town as it
might be without serious detrimsnt to the
pockets of our business men, although per-
haps no. any duller than elsewhere in this
part Ot The country. Hso, 1t may be at
tributed to the Improvements gong on in
our streets, which make travelling about
town in q vehicle somewhat announcement.
We shall be ready in q few weeks, to
show the people of this section that we
have bid farewell to mud and dirty streets.
Part Of Main Street. which has been gra-
dedy vas opened 70 travel last week.
Work is now going on bFiakly in Market
Street and before long that street, from
Main to Liberty, viii b. open to travel.