Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-22
LOCAL n PERSONAL.

LOCAL AND PERSOhAL
Mo one has anything good to say Of
the weather now. The seasons seem out
of Joint, and very leaky.
Rev. VIM. Kinoaid viii preach at the
new church on the Parkman Road on
Sunday next, 26th inst
The Farmers Base Ball Club, Of
BristelyiileS accepts the challenge of the
Mahonfng Club, of Warren, for q contest
in this place. on July 4th, mex.
-T6aysr & Noyes' Circus and Menage
RE advertise 10 visit this place next Mon
day, afternoon and evening. See adyer-
tisement in another column.
The Town Council made the follow
ing appointments on Monday evening
Marshall, j. w. Brooks. Police, VIM.
Ginmer, Michael Parker, John Hardy.
The AshtabuIa County Wool Grow
ers Association give notice that a Free
Sheep Shearing Fair will be held on the
Agricultural Grounds, IL Jefferson, on the
Ah of June next, as early in the day as it
is possible to get together. Shearing to
commences at half-past 10 o'clock in the
forenoon
The Youngstown Register says; that
through trains between Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, via the Mshoning route, are
expected to comnence running on the first
of Juns. Such an arrangement would
give great satisfaction to the people of this
locality
-Ths Annual ConyeniiOn of the Ohio
State sabbath School Union viii be held
at Xenia, in Trinity MethOdistE. Church,
Wednesday and Thursday, June 18th and
18th next. County and Township AssO-
ciations ard Sunday Schools are invited
to send delegates.
George ". Messer, Esq, of this place,
has gone to spend the season. in Minnesota,
in the hope of recuperating his health. If
he happens to meet exemption" in the
vicinity Of Lake Pepin, on a fishing or
hunting excursion, we hope he will report
KS. good or bad luck, as it may happen
the old fellow.
The town authorities have gone earn
estly at work to put a stop to Sunday
drinking houses. On Monday morning
the keepers Of two lager beer houses, Uhl
and Clemens, were arrested by Marshal
Brooks and fined by Mayor Dawson for
violating the ordinance forbidding beer
selling. &c, OnSundsy.@
ANcrtn Main Street, which was lately
repaired by the Street Commissions, is
reported 10 be already in an almost i'm
passible condition. The great amount of
heavy leaning and constant travel on
that therOughfare demands a more per-
manept kind Of road than clay and water.
The dwelling house lately occupied
by MI. D. Dunlap, on North Main St,
has for several days past been dragging
its slow length along en- route for a new
location IN ezst part of South Street.
Mr.. Dunlap is erecting q new, residence.
which when completed. win be one of the
finest IN Warren.
The New York Board Of Health has
received Information of disappearance of
cholera in the large cities of the Union.-
It has made its appearance in the princi- !
pal citieszalong the Mississippi and the !
TELEGRAPH has ~announeed several eases at ,
Memphis 1t is time that our citizens '
were thinking about sanitary regulations !
for oar fosa. Oea1liness is no doubt the
best preventive. and let all who value the =
health of our place labor to make all
things ~scrupulousIy clean. There are na-
merOus localities thai sadly need attention.
The fires were startled in the Packard
& Barnum Rolling Min, in this place.last s
Wednesday, TO test the engine and gener- '
al running Of the machinery. An expert :
mental bar of iron was rolled, everything U
working satisfactorily. An article in The a
Pittsburgh Comm srcipl speaks of this ex- q
pertinent as the First bar of iron rolled in
Trumbull County" This is 8 mistake
the Aeszr. Wards Of Nnes, in this Conn
ty, rolled iron there IS long since as :
t~wenty-thfes years ago. We believe the '
first rolling mil operated west of Pitts i
burgh, was built IN this county, and was !;
that IN the instance just referred 10. The !
iron business is by no means 8 late enter
prise in this section. I