Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-28
Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.


LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Work on the Sewer, on Market St.
east from Liberty Street, was commenced
on Monday morning.
The psyingaon Market Street will b'
completed this week, the weather permit
ting.I go EfEOEN AGE EDE
-See advertisement of public sale on,
mile east of Bsconsburgh, in to-day's pa.
per.
The Ashtabnla Telegraph says thers
have been several "weIl defined eases of
cholerG| in that village.
Rev. Nj. STICK late Of Gambler, O.
is nov occupying the Episcopal pulpit in
this place.
-Messrs. Curtis & Smith get up some
very neat and handsome specimens of sign
and ornamental painting, at their shop on
Liberty Street
"A week ago last Sunday = tornado
swept ~thessnthsra psrtofGeauga county
near Pzrkaa tearing up trees, prostra,
ting fsncsssaad smashing things general
ly,
The Rsiss-nslon-chofic season has
come again, and asssbllssahekaquartsrs
atJ. z BsoRn s Co.'s 81 Msia Street,
w6srs ia.gs quantities 81 ezcsHsnt melons
Are Kept
ARcv. John Peate returned homeaafew
dsyi since from . tour among the pine
and trout regions Of FennsylEanis, where
he had sronghed II In the bashg ) couple
of weeks.
BY the Cork 1reland) 4Ezanpiger, of
August 10, we observe that among the ar
rivals st Che Imperial Hotel, Cork, from
the United States, were Warren Packard,
of this place and John r, Packard, of
Greenyille, Pa
New timetables went into effect on
the A 6 9 w 2na Mahoning R Rs.
on Monday, We give the corrected ia
bles This week. Two lightning express
trains nov run on the A. & G. W. from
Cincinnati to Salamanca. 1t takes about
% hOus from Warren to New York
have been shown sample Of fine
red winter wheat raised this season on the
farm belonging TO the estate Of Mr.. Geo.
Hunter, deceased, in Rowland. The
yield averaged % bushels per acre. A
field Of oats on the same farm yielded %
bushels per sore.
Two or three evenings Iastweek, about
seventeen billions Of white, winged insects,
made their appearance about the river
and in the adjacent stores and houses
They seemed tickIed with the brilliant gas
lights. -Whosthey were, where they came
from and where they went to, our local
fsiledte discover.
The variety of potAtoe5 called the
'ColebsoOk Sesdling.9 seemsYt to be a fa-
vorite in thenortheast part Of oar county.
Last year they yielded handsomely, and if
We may judge by q sample lot sent III by
Mr.. Noble Thompson, of Vernon, few
days since, we should say they are the
Andbest yielding, sonndest and sol.
idest potato grown. Mr.. Thompson viii
please acsept our thanks for the present.
Robert Yheafly, who lives on the
west side of the river, charges two men
named McAnslley and q man named Do
Ian with an assault upon him on hast
Sunday night, a he was going home from
church, Wheatley, after having been
msltresssd by his asssilants, fred a pistol
at shems but did not shoot either Of them.
The assault grew out Of a feud Of some
time BANDING. aEJuWV |
-HoRells and Hill, horse shelves, and
EnosF The Buzgh Hall burglar, made an
unsuccessful attempt to break jail on last
Friday. by fastening the cords of their
beds to the great door, and fastening a
lever % The cords, shoping TO- spring the
dor open. Had their cope been stronger
and not have broken, they might have
been sueeessfals They are pretty sharp
An auction has been in progress for
some time onMain Street, where an anc-
tioneer with apsir Of cast iron lungs stgits
up and hOwk scientifically. On last
Friday adruaken woman named Sherdon,
claiming to be from Cleveland, vas St
70 the auction roem, snd became
the SPORT Of rude boys Sndmen. Attempt
to get away from them, she fell into
the guttsz, while a crowd Of persons, many
whom should have been sshamed Of be-
ing found in such. business, stood around
rough sport of the poor creature.
Officer Buiterheld interfered and put the
woman in jail /,