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


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The Fair commences next Wednes
day
Good meals are to be served on tn
fair grounds, for so cents
The Portage county fair wall be held
at Ravenna, Sept. Is. 16 and IL.
-Ex.Gov. j. D. Cox and Gen. H. L.
Burnett, have formed a law partnership
in Cincinnati
Sermon next Sabbath evening, at
the Baptist Church, to young men. Sub
ieut-"Manliness."
You should havs all your job print
ing done this week, TO circulate among
the thousands who will attend the fair
next week.
Hon. Alphonso Hart addressed a
larg 9 Union meeting in Columbus, last
Friday. He is now stumping through
the southern part of the State
The fall term of Allegheny College,
Meadville, Pa, opens September 10th.
We learn that the prospects are good for
q full term.
The County Commissioners are now
in session st tie Auditors Office, and will
probably have business to keep them the
balance Of the week.
The political campaign in this cOun-
ty has opened in earnest The best OF
feeling prevails. Our Grant Clubs are
Just the things tS knock the persimmons.
The Singing School called by Mr..
C. CushmAn. at the Session Rooms of the
Presbyterian Church, IN Monday evening
last, was postponed to Friday evening
next, Sept 1lth.s
There is q movement in Ravenna to
C the location of Agricultural Ma
chine Shops at that place, to manufacture
the Clipper Mower. Warren should
secure those works.
The Grant Club rooms viii be fur
nighed with reading matter by the Md
die of the present week. All are invited
to call The rooms will be keFt open IN
til after the Presidential election.
The Union Republican State Central
Committee in the State Journal
that 1t. Gov. John C. Lee and Gen. L. h
Sherwood will address a meeting In
Warren, on Friday, Sept rs.
Don't NEGLECTED. bring something nice
for Floral Hall. The committee will give
receipts for all articles left with them on
Wednesday, and be responsible to the
owners for property committed TO their
care.
1t is stated in the New York papers
that the Erie Railway Company and the
A. & G. W. R.yCO., are negotiating for
a consolidation of the lines, or else for a
lease of the Atlantic road to the Erie com
pany.
Mr.. j. c. McLain has purchased the
boot and shoe store of NJ. Goodsell, on
Main Street, and will be glad to see all
his old customers and an unlimited num-
Der Of new ones. Read his new adver
tisenent.
IL. D. Sheldon, of Vernon, measured
one stalk of corn, IL feet 5! inches, good
measure, from top of ground to top of tas-
sek. Good sized ear, y feet from tie
ground. Virginia Strawberry Corn,
brought from that State, by Mr.. Sheldon
We are indebted to Col. G. W. Dick
inson, for some specimens of peaches
raised by Mr.. George Elder, in Johnston.
They are by far the finest we have seen OF
this years growing, and we have been in
two of the largest markets in the country,
within q few weeks
"A Brook6sld correspondent writes Us
that Z. B. Taylor, Esq. of this place, ad-
dressed the citizens OF that town, on the
evening of the 2sth ult, on the political
issues of the day. The audience was large
and enthusiastic, and the feeling preva-
lent indicates certain success on election
day.
A Grant Club has been organized in
Greene, and the union men Of that town
are determined 10 render = good report
The club chose the following officers;
President-A. V. Crouch. Vice Presi
dents-R. B. Bascom, Elder E. Wakefield.
Secretary, r. c. Rice. Treasurer, G. VI.
Harrington.
We have just made large and valua-
BILE additions 10 our Job Printing Depart
ment. Although we had one of the most
complete jobbing Offices in any country
town IN the State, we have added many
OF the newest styles of card and poster
type, cuts, &c, and are prepared to do all
kinds of printing on short notice and at
fair prices.
Peters United States Musical Review,
for September, has been received. It con
tains several readable and inter estlng
articles on music, professors of, authors,
&c. Each number Of the Review contains
new pieces of music worth the price of the
magazine. Address j. L. Peters, 1913
Broadway, n. Y. Price 81 per annum.
Single copies IS cents.
-The Niles Grant Club has subscribed
for one hundred copies of the Niles hide
pendent for grataitous distribution during
the campaign. That means work. We
hope every Grant Club in the county will
subscribe for and circulate freely large mum
bers of some good Union paper. Fifty
copies of the CHRONICLE will be sent 10
Grant Clubs till the Presidential election
for ten dollars; or 100 copies for SIS. :