Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-17
Town and County.
c AND PERSONAL

The Alumni of Warren High School
meet this evening, at Webb's Hall.
Mr.. Jas. Mcconnell receives daily
fresh fish, direct from Lake Huron.
San lay last was a scorcher. Their
mOmeter Sc degrees in the shade.
The Probate Judge has Issued Since
January LIST, 6ffeen Naturalization papers,
The election for village officers of
Hubbard, Mayor and council, takes place
next week. Saturday, June 10th.
The Commencement exercises of the
Orwell Normal Institute occur June Is,
on the fair grounds at that place.
The Anniversary exercises of Warren
High School will take place al the Webb's
Hall tomorrow evening at s o'clock.
Wool is beginning to come into this
market We have'heArd of oae lot msdi,
UNI grade selling at forty-two cents.
"A man named Goldsmith, was run
over by a freight train near Scion. on :he
9th inst 1t is Supposed he was i~ntoxica-
ted.
The heavy storm on the 9th inst,
seems to have been general over our State,
doing considerable injury to life and prop
erty. e
The Day Express west on the A. & G.
w. BY, main line, now leaves this place
st 4,4e A NJ. instead of SOL A. NJ. as for
merly.'
We noticed last week some fine cast
ings at the Foundry of Hull, Me4bury &
Co., intended for fronts of stores in
Youngstown.
The stone work on the basement story
of the First National Bank of Warren is
very handsome, far SURPRISING any build.
ing in this section.
Hem & Sheidon's theatrical troupe,
rom the National Theatre, Cincinnati
perform at Webs Hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings Of this week.
The paving of Main Street was com
pleted on Saturday, and that handsome
thorougbfare thrown open to the passage
of vehicles. Good bye, old mud!
The next session of the Annual Erie
Conferences, of the N. E. Church, viii be
held in Warren, commencing Wednesday,
July 10, Bishop Kingsley will preside
over its deliberations.
The Sea Shell man visited our town
last week, and mads an effort TO close out
his stock, but left disguised, becasse'ou
citizens refused to shell out"
Jack frost visited our neighborhood
on Wednesday and Thursday mornings
last, but his attacks we're were so slight
that no injury was done.
The Methodist congregations of the
Bristol, Bloomfield and West Pennington
charges, will hold q two days meeting in
East Pennington, on Saturday and Sun
day, June 10Th and Dist.
The own authorities should put u stop
to the chssingof cattle through u streets.
Nothing serious has occurred as yet but
san n of preventive is worth n
pound of cure"
Since January LIST there have been is
sued by Judge YeOmans, one hundred and
fifteen marriage licences. The Judge in
forms Us that matrimony is not so b=isk
as at this time one year ago.
The wills of Jacob Powers, decd, of
Mecca, and Abram Struble, decd, of
Brookfeld, have been admitted TO probate.
The estate of the latter is valued at n
hundred thousand dollars.
1t should be borne in mind that the
time fixed for holding the Primary Elec-
ions in the several townships of this cOun
ty, Is Saturday, June 10th, at which time
delegates to the Congressional conven-
ton are to be chosen.
MIR. Darius Baldwin, Of Fowler, Is in
the cheese trade pretty lively this season,
IS manufacturer and dealer. He uses
daily the milk of 3 thousand cows, making
therefrom thirty cheese, Of sixty pounds
each, ornearly a ton of cheese per day.
The cut worm is affecting corn in
some sections Of this county. We under
standt that plaster and lime is used with good
effect. By reference to u local notice
farmers can learn where those articles can
be obtained.
The editor of the Ashland Times,
after recounting several burglaries com
mitted in that place, advises the citizens
TO wait on all suspected characters, and if
no good sccOunt be given, ship them. and
on their return hang them to the nearest
tree.
-Ths beautiful set of service presented
to Rev. John Peate, of youngstown, by
the younger members of his charge, last
spring, has just been beautifully engra-
we'd by Mr.. Thad Ackley, of the firm of
VautrOt & Ackley, on Market street.
Subject at the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath evening: Total Deprsvity-
what is meant by the dOctrlne-and wheth-
err it is true-and whether a minister
should preach it-and what will ONE to
pass if he does.
Rev. George Pierce will deliver 8 !ec-
&use before the Warren High School
Alumni this "wednesday evening, at
Webb's Hall. An idea seems to prevail
that noze but members of the Society are
invited to be present This is 8 mistake
al are cordially invited to attend, but
after the lecture the Alumni will remsin
In the hall for a shorter or q longe = time
IS the occasion shall demand.