Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-06-10
Town and County.
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-Proprietors of soda wster fountains,
ice cream saloons and linen coat dealers
sre doing 4 brisk trade
The past week has been a busy ont
with Agr~iculturists help being much
needed.
Counterfeit tens on the National Bank
of Lockport are in circulation in the east.
L COX out for than.
The partnership existing between R.
S. Parks of this place, and B. F. Parks OF
Youngstown at Youngstown, has been dis
solved.
Vegetation has bounded forward for
the past week, and the genial weather
making the meadows and fields look cheer
ing.
"A sulky belonging to Harmon Austin
was badly used by a two horse team on
the rampage. a few days since, near the
post Office.
-Risley, the irrsprsssibLe, should apply
for a paten. for the ceilings OF barber
shops, for posting bills. They would be
sure to be seen.
"A Buckeye Hsmiltonian Colt was
shown us last week. The handsOmest we
have seen. 1t is owned by Mr.. Lysander
Pelton, OF Gustavus-
Our business men becoming interest
ed in the comfort of a few of their friends,
viii erect awnings, to protect them from
the scorching rays of the sun.
"A meteor, said TO be of-unusual size,
passed eastward in the northern sky, on
Wednesday evening last, about half past
eleven o'clock, and was visible about five
seconds.
Mr.. Il. S. Robbins, of Newton Falb,
has sold 8 quarter interest in his well
known horse, AbdAllah Oh elf. to Mr.. John
Smith, of R~racsville, for five hundred dol
lars.
Mrs. Martha McC onneIl, aged eighty
four years, died in Youngstown, on May
24th ult. She had been q member Of the
United Presbyterian Church upwards OF
sixty years.
D. Jacob Powers q we'll known citize n
of this county, died suddenly at his resi-.
denee in Mecca, on the Both ult., of con-
gestiOn of the heart. BE was in his eigh-
ty-fourth year.
The Warren High School Alumni,
will hold their annual meeting at Webs
Hall, on Wednesday evening, june 18th,
1865. The address gill be delivered by
Rev. George Pierce.
Gen. Henry L. Burnett, was orator of
the day, on the occasion of decorating the
soldiers graves at Cincinnati, on SOth ult.
Gen. Garfield, delivered an Grafton on a
like occasion at Washington D. C.
We have received from B. S. Green,
Of Cleveland, a copy of AbbOt's Life Of
Gen. Grant Iii probably the best biog-
rAphy Of the great American captain Z
tant Mr.. Green is agent for Northern
Ohio.
"A disastrous fire occurred at Youngs-
town, on Friday morning last, destroying
II. 7. Jewels drug store, and materially
damaging the adjoining buildings. The
origin OF the fire is not known. Loss So
0OO-partially insured.
Attorney General West decides that
the property Of Odd Fellows and Masonic
Lodges are subject TO taxation, because
those orders are not purely public institu-
tons, being exclusive in their character,
and combining their charities to their own
Membership.
The Committee appointed to raise
funds by subscription to pay the expenses
of = fourth of July celebration In this
place, estimated at S80O,OO, report that
the thing can't be did. WsrreHites will
have . celebrate with some of the patri-
otto neighbOring towns.
Hon John Hutchins has sold his resi-
dence on North Main Street 10 L. c. Jones,
Esqs Consideration eleven thousand dol
- Mr.. Hutchins' future residence will
be n Cleveland, where be will practice
We much regret to lose so good and
.nAuen, Al citizen SIS Mr.. H. He has the
best wish, = OF all our people for his success.
Tn. IN urch Hill Coal Company has
,,sd Il: csrh '6cate of Incorporation with
he Secretary { f Estate. The business is to
y c.rr,sd on in the townships OF Liberty
nd vienna. this county. The capital
took l. $780, 900 q 'ollars, and the eorpO-
,atOrs ara c. D. Arm,E John StAmbsugh'
IT., Evan Morris, 10 In Tod md Seo
About IL o'clock, last Satin dsy night
rom LAughrOn's grocery, on Man 0ueet
rose the sound of q voice singing GUY 'ne
nv of "murder." Marshal Baldwin lap
to be within hearing distance. Wa
DON on hands with some of the police,
md forcing open the door, secured severd
who had been Partlci Dating in 3
free fight and who were required to pass
the balance Of the night in the old county
Jug.