Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-04
Town and County.
C AND PERSONAL.

Attention is directed TO the advt. Of
Mr.. Adolphus Grater, under head of new
advertisements.
Mr.. George SOule, of this place, start
ed for St. Augustine, Florida, this morn
ng, hoping to improve his health.
Cur wool market has been more &C
tive the past week, prices ranging from
go to As cents.
The officers and members of the Sec
ondO hio Cavalry hold their second annu-
al reunion in Cleveland, on the 18th inst.
Mr.. NJ. o. Messer has purchased the
millinery establishment Of G. W. Messer,
late deceased, on Market Street, and Will
continue the business at the old stand.
Attention is called to the notice of
the extensive Public Sale in Kinsman,
on the eth inst. OIL. P. Andrews, pub
lished in tins paper.
The S~piritualists had quite q large
meeting on Saturday and Sunday last at
pFnns
from TINS ana ao]o'ning towns A"enoeo'
"A heavy storm of rain and hail swept
through this region on Thursday evening
last The weather became quite cool after
the storm.
Flax Seed still continues to come IN
quite lively; it being quoted at $3.50 per
bushel. On Saturday last Messrs. Dsw-
son, Hoyt & Co., and G. o. Griswold,
took in large quantities
The Board Of County Commissioner
are now holding their regular quarterly
session at the Auditors Office, and will
probably remain in session until Friday
evening.
The County Commissioners have de-
cided to submit te the people this fall the
question of a new jail, to be voted on at
the October election It viii require an
additional levy of about two mills on the
dollar, to erect 3 suitable building.
As will be observed. Mr.. Warren
Maltby, a gentleman well schooled in in
structing the young in vocal music, will
open 8 class for their instruction in this
place on Mo~ndaynext- See adv. under
local notices.
We are requested to state that there
will be a quarterly meeting held ST the
United Brethren Church, in the southeast
part of Bazetta, September 9TH and 9Th.
Services begin al Up. H., on Saturday,
and log A. NJ, on Sabbath.
We were shown some specimens of
the celebrated horse shos bar, by Supt.
Darling, rolled at the Packard & Bsrnum
Mills, which exceeds anything we have
ever seen for toughness and durable quail
ties.
Prof. Perkins, who was to have given
a musical entertainment at this place
was taken suddenly III on Saturday last
which rendered it impossible for him to
fulfil his engagement here, but expects to
Dc so after he becomes fully recruited in
health.
The Trumbrl County Baptist Asso-
ciation meets to-day at the Baptist Church,
in this place, for transaction of business
An address will be deiiEsred by the Rev.
Nj. Ingersoll, of Youngstown, at l04 A.
NJ. and by REV. Mr.. Strong, of Cleveland.
in the evening.
The Sewer on Market Street is pro-
crossing. the work bang quite heavy. A
shaft wss SUM ~ rect On the street, and
excavations made Dy tunnellng This will
save the streets from being cut up sobadly
IS would be consequent upon surface cut
ting.
Hereafter base ball clubs send.
;ne -sna-ts Of comes for notification in
the mron,. viii amir the scores of the
ind;v;dusI nlsvar. snd Give only the, TO-
tails We cannot give 60 mucb snaee to
matters Of 50 little concern to most of our
readers. The base ball business, ike other !
things. NAV be carried to extremes,
and become a nuisance.
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s;s.-;o, .on,b u sontb ssras. by far the
L~asat..+ 90 town wbs-s : msde most
-. 80 onc;no
-one DAY last week WINE some Gnu
dren were Out gaInering Oerr-es' lney were
scared Dy q e0ioiea woman nAmeu Lu
cinda ana In 'neI hign1 run A40ng tne
railroad track ana one Oh .nem' NIUE
glrl' fell into one OF the eatue GUARDS ana
sasu soiAe