Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-07-08
Town and County.
c AND PERSONAL


rg, LOCAL AND PERSONAL
3 -SeTerL communications came il
too late for this week
The Register newspaper at Niles, We
are informed, IS soon to be resuscitated.
The weather continues extremely
warn-the thermometer standing day
after day at 969 in the shade.
-Bancroft's new hotel at Nelson Ledge,
was opened for the reception of visitors,
last Thursday.
1000 emigrsnt Is, from Austria, passed
through this place, on the A. & G. w
R.'y, last Thursday.
The proceedings of the Orwell TEN
peranee celebration on the fourth inst.
came too late for this weeks paper
The second annual horse fair al
ial BrookRsld, comes off July II. See
CHzpstcEE, june 10, for premium list
LRsv. N. A. Craf, Principal W.. R.
Seminary, pseached at the II. E. Church,
in his place, last Sabbath morning and
evening.
Don't forget to go to Miss Moore
Concert tonight. Webb's Hall win be
. opened for the first time since its renovs-
toas md = good house will no doubt be in
sttanaanee.
zElEer's Dramatic Troupe, of Cleve-
hnd. appears at Webs Hall, in tkis
6 place. for several evenings, commencing
Monday, July Is.
An election for two directors of the
hz.-l e .5-.,4son CO.. Wo--,, TT,so-
School District takes place, Wednesday
next July 10, at the Court House.
Mr.. Robert TAFT has left with US 8
81 specimen Of Timothy measuring four feet,
eight inches. The five acre field from
which this is taken, win average three
and q half feet.
@Severktinebriated, boisterous, pugilis-
tic 4th of Julyers were sent to jail on that
~ day. The old ~nuisance afforded them 8
retreat from the heat at 9so in the shade,
and tangle-fOot whiskeya at 5OOin the dog
-geries.
AT the last letting of the Warren
Homestead. and LosA Association, the
a n money loaned was knocked of at 81 per
cent A premium is now required of all,
who desire stock, which will be increased
afte- the next meeting, July %.
While Mr.. Hamilton, one Of the pro-
prietors of the Island Mills, was driving
out, last Sunday week, with his wife, in
V a the neighberhood of Brier Hill, their horse
became unnsnageable, throwing them both
out, and slightly btuising Mrs. Hamilton.
IN Is reported that an arrangement
hss been concl1ded with the coal miners,
fhs Mahoning and SheAsngo Vallies,
which VII cause them 70 resume work in
Ae mines immediately. Rumor has it
hat the A. & G. W. R. r. Company
have agreed to psy the 20 cents additional
compensation demanded by the diggers.
The loss tOthe railroad company, by the
great falling of in coal shipments, is very
considerable.
~ -Supervisors would do well to make
fEHs themselves familiar with sections Z and
1S of the new Road Law, passed March
sth, 1858. which requires them 'fo erect
EGI and keep up at the forks or cross roads of
every State and county road q post and
guide or finger board" And, also, 'To
construct foot bridges over streams of
water on said Highways"
One day last week, as Mr.. W. S.
Noble, of this place, was driving with a
horse and buggy along South Street, he
stopped to hold a feWIpoments conversa-
tion with some one, and carelessly threw
down he reins. Bis horse started sud
denly, and before Mr.. Noble could gather
up the reins, the buggy was overturned,
throwing Mr.. n. ont, and injuring him SC
much that he has since then been confined
to the house.
49, This United States Musical Review
for July, Is on our table As usual, it is
repiets with matters inter esting to the
lovers and students of music. Several
z io-s new pieces sppesr in this number, viz
"No Crown without q Gross" A sacred
song. "Going Home with WillIe."-
Strawberries and Cream" Heaven
ward" Price of Review 81 per year
Address j. L. Peters, music publisher, P.
O. Box 5429, New York.
-1 BY the Cleveland Leader we learn
that the body of Allen Iddings, one of the
victims of the disaster on Lake Erie, has
been recovered from the wreck. Mrs. |
Iddings, the mother of the deceased, was
- on board the tug at the time. The body
was well preserved and fully dressed. with
the exception Of collar and neek-tie. The
gold watch, chain and rings were found
and taken by Mrs. Iddings. The funeral
took place yesterday at Cleveland.
On last Wednesday morning, while
Mr. Jonathan Dunlap and Oliver Brooks
were returning from the country, in s
.HAt wagon, the quarter strap Of the har-
ness broke on Quinby Hill, running the
wagon on the horses heels, when he took
. fright and ran with great speed, striking
the wagon against some saw logs that lay
along side the road. throwing both Perso m
ont breaking Nj Brooks nose and cutting
him severely about the head and faee.-
Nj. D. sustained no injuries.