Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-27
Town and County.
c N PERSONAL.

We are indebted TO Mr.. c. W. Tyler
now in California, for late San Francisco
papers.
The Oak Grove Psrk Association ad.
Tertise a trotting match at the fair ground,
in this place, on the 9th of june.
The commencement exercises of the
W. R. Seminary, st West Pennington,
viii take place June 18th, 1865, common
cingat 10 O'Clock, A. n.
The attention of our readers is direc-
ted to the advertisement of T. Y. Kelley
s. Co.'S Tea Warehouse, New York City,
under new advertisements.
-Messrs. Stiles are constructing 8 fine,
broad stone walk on the east side of their
new block, which will be a handsome
improvement
Rev. George Pierce, of this place,
will deliver an address before the Vienna
Temperance Association, rext Tuesday
evening, June ID.
"A large amount of spuriOu, fractional
currency has been set shoat in the East,
which will sooner or later find its way TO
our neighborhood. Look out for it
The work on the North Main Street
pavement is being prosecuted with vigoF,
and before the mud of fall comes there
will be q good road to the A. & G. W.
depot
The Trumbull and Mercer Musical
Association win hold their spring conven-
ton at Baconsburg, June 9Th, 10th and 1lth
closing with q grand concert under the
direction of Nj. C. c. Case.
The Warren Homestead and Loan
Association, have rented the City Hall
over Freeman & Hunts Bank. Market
street On last Saturday evening, money
was loaned to its members at good figures.
The bidding wa quite spirited. The books
of the association close next month.
Our friend Rowells, editor of the
AshtabuLa Sentinel, was caned last week BY
the employees in his office. An elegant
walking stick was conspicuous during the
proceedings. The occasion was the sixty
fifty anniversary of his birthday. He de-
served to be treated thusly.
The Bankrupt Act has been amended
SO as to extend the time to January l,
1863, for bsnkrupts to take the benefit of
its provisions who are not able to pay fifty
cents on the dollar. After that date the
bankrupt must procure the consent of q
majority of his creditors If he should be
unable to pay fifty per cent.
The new five cent CONS from the
mint in Philadelphia are the size of the
present piece; the three cent and one cent
pieces are somewhat smaller The devices
on all of them are alike-on one side the
head of the Goddess of Liberty, surround
ed by the words Limited States of Ameri.
ca" on the other side are the Roman
numerals, I, III and Y.
The members Of the 7th Regiment,O.
V. l., from this county, who attended the
late reunion of the regiment at R~avenna,
express their thanks to the citizens of Rs-
D for the Inequalities extended to
them At the next reunion, to be held
in Youngstown next summer, the citizens
of that city viii extend an equally eOrdisl
welcome and generous reception to the
veterans.
The new fifteen cent notes have Just
been turned out by the printing division
Of the Treasury. The notes are of the
same width, but somewhat shorter than
the twenty-five cent notes. On the right
side of the face is an excellent vignette of
General Grant, and OF the left q vignette
of General Sherman. Between the Wig
nettes are the words, Fifteen Cents
prominently displayed, and Immediately
beneath the figures "15." The back is
similar In appearance to that of the TWEEN
ty-hve cent notes, with the denomination
on each end.
The committee having in charge the
exercises on Saturday sfternoon-referred
to in an other column have made ar
rangements 10 have the flowers, contribu-
ted by the friends of the soldiers, ser to or
left at the residence of q. B. Perkins, Esq,
where they will be formed into wreaths
by'a committee of Ladies appointed for
that purpose. 1t is desirable that the flow
ers be collected and sent in pery early on
Saturday morning, as it will require some
time to arrange them properly for the ex-
ercises of the afternoon. Posters will be
= distributed on Friday, announcing the or
der of exercises, on Saturday.