Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-05

-Tha aL~sarnsr,s vbOaadrosseda note
to q preacher, asking a question, and de-
string sermon n particular subject,
may hear the sermon at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath evening, if be has
ears e hear =
Two ySang men Of pugiIistic PrOeliv-
ities, Quin Shafer and John McNally, on
Saturday night LAST disturbed the mid
night quiet Of Qumby Hil, by engaging
in a little ssmill." During the 'exercises"
Shafsr succeeded in throwing his right
shoulder out of joint. The police inter-
fered with the farther PROGRESS of the en-
tertsinment and escorted the fghtiss to
the Mayors office, where each was re-
quired to disburse greenbacks TO the
amount of S., to satisfy the broken law
f-Mr. Chambetfn, proprietor of How
land Springs, informs Us that the liquor
sold on his grounds, on the Sabbath of the
Spiritual meeting, was ~withouthis knowl-
edge and consent, and directly contrary
to the agreement made with the parties
charged with having sold liquor OF that
occasion, and that he regrets they did not
do IS they agreed. And further assures
us that he never has and does not ever in
tend to sell liquor, and does not intend to
even sell ale in the future, and did not sell
it IS some charge, on the Sabbath refer
red to.
The healthful qualities Of Saratoga
Spring waters are famed far snd near.
Thousands flock every season TO this great
wstssing place; but as q great many can
not 90 there, some enterpriEing benefac~
tor ofailing humanity has hit upon the
idea Of sending the water, in casks and
bottles, out among the people. Mr.. james
Mcconnell, on Main Street, has just re-
.ceived an invoice Of the celebrstsS Con-
gress Spring water, for the benefit Of this
locality. We have tried 3 bottle, but
can't see that our appetite for it is likely
to grow uncomfortable.
"A very serious accident happened, on
Friday sfsernOon last, to Mr. Daniel burst,
his planning mill, in BacOnsburg. he
was engaged in removing shavings from
planning table, and while in stooplng posi-
ton, his left hand was caught between the
rollers of the machines and drawn in,
crushing it SO badly as to render ampu-
taion necessary about midway between
the hand and elbow. The operation was
performed by Drs. D. B. and ]. r. Woods,
and DR.. ]. Harmon. Mr.. Durst has al
been an industrious, enterprising
man, and viii End many sympAthizing
IA grand ram storm swept over and
about this section yesterday afternoon.
For about an hour the clouds let loose
rivers of water on the dry earth. Every
body and everything. animal and vegeta-
BILE, was probably delighted, unless it was
he grasshOppsrs, that probably. had their
joints unhinged by the storm.
Tbs Warren CHRoSIeLE spsaks of q
talk Of rye measuring eight feet an d sew
en- inches which has been left al its Office.
This is tall rye but it does not quite reach
our stalk left with US by Martin SIAM
baugh, which measures eight feet and ten
inches.-MaAoHing Register.
Mr.. b De Camp, formerly of this vi
~, writes Us from Medina, Michigan, that
he can beat the sample Of tall timothy, no
decd in : lsts issue Of he C4r0riels He
e~neloses three stalks, one measuring six
feet and two inches, and one five feet and
inches, with a heAd uine inches
long. He cut a piece OF two acres that
averaged three tons per acre; also cut 8
piece of timothy and clover, that yielded
four tons per acre.