Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-06-12
c AND PERSONAL.

-Fxrne-a, read the advertisement o
the Buckeye Horse Hoe.
The weather has been delightful for
few days past
Rev. Dr.. Pinkerton, of Lexington,
KY, preached, last Sabbath, at the Disci-
pie church in this placs.
-on tomorrow Gen. Garfield is to
deliver an address at Hiram, Oh the sub
isct Of National Education.
-Ths new brick block, on the corner
Of Msfksf and Liberty Streets, is progress
ing rapidly.
-uns Terra Of TFumbull Common
Plszs commenced Monday last Judge J.
Frczss, Of Stark County, is on the bench.
Persons who send US anonymous COM
municatlons, waste paper and postage, as
we throw all sueh aside.
The painting Of the Court House has
besnlet to Mr.. Alex Mcdowell, of Cory
Pa, for nine hundred and eighty-one dol
lars.
The building of the bridge in MesopO-
tamis, over Grand river, has been let to
Nessrs. Lyman & White for seven humid
red and twenty-five dollars.
AT the Commissioners Session last
week, a levy of one mill was ordered for
County and general purposes, and n
mill for Poor fund.
Mr.. C. z. Hunt has Just made s fine
improvement in front of his property on
High Street. being g handsome hAg-stone
sidewalk, perhaps the handsOmest in town.
-Messrs. Park & Patch, Of this place
bad about $500 worth of goods destroy
ed, about ten days since, by the burning
of freight cars on the Erie R. R., while
en- route from New York.
The alarm of fire. yesterday noon,
was occasione1 by the roof ofthe residence
of Mr.. B. P. Jameson being discovered on
FIRE. The flames were extinguished be-
fore any serious damage had been done.
-Mr. Moses Bacon has been appointed
infrmary director, in place of Mr.. S. w.
KimbaIl resigned An additional lnsu-
rance Of seven thousand dollars has been
placed on the Infrmary building.
Capt. ]. K: Wing; Of North Bloom
field, Leaves for Georgia this week, whittier
he goes as Superintendent Of s gold mining
company, who have valuable territory in
that State. The Capt. viii be gone,
probably; for q year. CT
Mr.. William Hickok, 3 resident of
BraceyiIle, and employed in he wood
yard Of the A. & G. W. Ry Co, at
Lezvittsburgh, had his right hand severed
through the middle by q buE-saw, on las.
Monday afternoon. DR.. Woodwork, sur
seon for The road, anputated the hand at
the Erist Joint. r
The wOrkmen on the Sewers struck
for increased wages, on Monday morning,
which Increment the contractor, Mr.. J.
DzzaSd did notsynpsthize with very much.
S6a1sof the men resumed their places on
T1ssazg msrning, at previous wages.
We learn that the question of chang
ing the location Of the W. r. Seminary
from West Harrington TO Miles, is under
going some discussion among those e.
pecialIy interested. Amy change proposed
viii be subject 10 the action Of the Erie
Confsrsnes Of the n. Z. Church
DIR. G. W. Howe, Of North Bloom
fsld, who has just recovered from . very
severe illness of several weeks duration,
starts next week for Lake Superior, accom-
panied by two Of his daughters. The DR..
has been appointed Surgeon for the Cliff
Copper Mine Company, and expects to re-
msin in that region n year, and perhaps
loages, II desirable 10 do 50.
BY the Macon Miss Beacon, of May
Is, we learn that Dr.. j. 7. SMITH, former
" Of this place, has been appointed BY
General Ord, q member Of the Board of
Rseistraaon for Noxnbee County. The
Dr.'s many warm friends here viii be glad
70 learn that he is highly esteemed by his
nsighbOts and acqusintsOces in ''the land
of Gotten" re
-Since our last issue, Main Strsstfrom
Market 70 South has been much improved
By the Commissioner. It is proper that
We should stsss that y town authorities
are dong all in their power 70 put the
streets in repair, but they cannot UNDER
take any very expensive system OF street
i~mpfoFemeHE with their present very
limited finances. The present Council
are providing means thst will be sEailA-
bic in abundance next season for road
purposes, but for the present the resources
provided an far short Of that required TO
make the streets near what they should be.