Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-09-30
Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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E. B. Taylor, Esq, speaks at New
ton Falls, on tomorrow Thursday
evening.
The Oak Grove Park COM
menced to-day. The weather permit
ting, horsemen anticipate a fine time.
The list of premiums awarded by
the County Agricultural Society, will
be found in this weeks CHRONICLE.
-Messrs. w. n. & W. F. Porter
have just received their fall stock of
goods. For particulars, see their new
advertisements.
Several articles have been I'M
avoidably crowded out this week.
Among Others the dissertation of DR..
POSSIBLE, on the subject of the Gre
clan Bend.n
The third annual fair of the Ma
honing Valley Agricultural Society
will be held at Newton Falls, on
Thursday and Friday, October 18th
and 10th.
e. B. Taylor, Esq, will address
the Pennington Grant Club, at the
Town Hall, on Monday evening next,
October 5. The Mesopotamia Silver
Band is expected to be present.
BY the notice given by Col. Hayes,
County Treasurer, in these columns,
taxpayers may learn the tax rates for
State, County, and local purposes, for
this year.
e. B. Taylor, Esq, will address
the Rowland Grant Club, at the Town
House, on Saturday evening next,
Oct. Sd. Kennedy's String Band will
furnish good music.
The list of premiums awarded by
the Brookield Agricultural Society, is
published on the first page of this
paper. We copied the list as printed
in the Sharon Times.
The Mahoning County Agricultu-
raj Fair commenced yesterday, at
Garfield, and will continue to-day and
tomorrow. The Secretary, Nh. F. c.
NEsBIT, will please accept our thanks
for a complimentary"
Members of Trumbull County
Medical Society are requested to meet
promptly at 1O4 A. NJ, Friday, Oct. I'd.
Interesting reports may be expected.
1t is hoped every member will attend
at the lecture and supper in the eve
ming.
BY an advertisement in this
weeks CHRONICLE, it will be seen
that the celebrated pedestrians, G. w.
NEWTON and NAPOLEON Young, will
hold a walking contest on Oak Grove
Fair Grounds, in this place, on Oct.
10th inst, for a purse of s 1000.
Gov. TOP has purchased Mr.. JOHN
CRAwFoRD's fine portrait of Gen.
GRANT. Mr.. CRAWFORD will, during
the coming winter, paint a portrait of
ex-Gov. Ton for the State Library.
He will Immediately paint another
portrait of Gen. GRANT, for the War
rem Grant Club.
Attention is invited to the adver-
tisement of Messrs. H. STILES & SoN,
They have one of the finest dry goods
houses in the county, besides being
among our heaviest wholesale dealers
in Western Reserve Butter and Cheese.
They have now a superb stock of dry
goods.
Let us sing! The Radical Drum
Call" says so; and the Messrs. Porter
having placed one on our table, we
invite all fond of good singing, to call
at our office, and go with US next
Saturday evening to the Grant Club
meetings at Webb's Hall, and hear the
Warren Glee Club.
Capt. Caldwell and Prof. Rhodes
addressed a rousing Union Republican
meeting at Sager's Grove, Bristol, on
Tuesday, of last week. A procession
was formed at the Center, under Mr..
F. n. Cory, as chief-marshal, and
two assistants, and marched to the
grove. The Parkman Brass Band
headed the procession, and ~diseoursed
excellent music.
j. H. Rhodes, Esq, addressed the
Southington Grant Club, on Monday
evening, of last week. The large
Presbyterian church was filed with a
very attentive audience. A Glee Club
furnished some good vocal music, and
the Republicans showed themselves
to be wide awake by the largeturnout,
and by the enthusiasm with which
they applauded the excellent speech
of Nj. Rhodes.
-Messers.: W. N. & w. F. Porter
have placed upon our table a copy of
the works of Shakespeare, Poems,
Glossary, &C., nicely printed and in
paper cover, which is sold at the low
price of so cts. Every body can have
shakespeare" now. We are also
indebted to them for a copy of a new
work, entitled "RosE MATHER: A
TALE" By Mrs. Nary J. Holmes. 1t
is a story of the war, and is inscribed
to the "soldiers living, and to the
memory of the soldiers dead"
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