Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-26
Town and County.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
-eov. Tod and Gen. Garfield will
speak at Orwell, on Friday next.
We would call ttenuo to the sdver.
tisement of Harris & Plummer, IN column
of new advertisements.
The big mass meeting comes off at
Orwell. Friday next. A good time is ex-
pected.
The Warren Homestead Will meet
next Monday evening at Freeman s
Hunts Hall.
Teachers fall examinations commence
September 18th. See advertisement of the
board of examiners.
We are requested to Announce that
Rev. Ezra Wade Will preach at the Union
Church, on Sunday, Sept. G, at lOk, a. NJ.
The Quarterly Meeting of the N. E.
Church, Warren Station, will commence
next Saturday. the 29th inst, at O'Clock,
P. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. CHExRIER, of Eastern
Pennsylvania, will preach in the Episcopal
Church next Sunday morning and eve'
ming.
Our street commissioner Is busily en-
gagged in experimenting the laying of
new sidewalks in different portions Of our
village.
The ground was broken on Market
Street on Monday, preparatory to COM
mencing the work of paving that Street,
east of Liberty Sheet.
Attention is called 10 the advertise
ment of Mr.. S. A. Austin. who offers 3
valuable farm for sale, late owned by A.
W. Parker, Esq, in Braeeville.
We are informed by 8 gentleman
from Brookfeld, that the Miners have re
sumed workat former wages in the Brook
field Bank and the SHAFT.
-orangeville, in this county, is now
an incorporated village. The certificate
was filed at the Secretary of States Office
on the 18th inst.
The brick work IN the new building
of the First National Bank, is completed.
1t is the highest building in town, as well
as the handsomest business block.
Mr.. james Morrison, of this place,
has embarked in the grocery and provision
business, on Main Street. Mr.. Morrison
occupies the old stand of Col. A. a.
Adams.
E. B. Taylor, EGG, made a speech be-
fore the Leavittsburgh Grant Club, on
Saturday evening last. The house was
full. and the Republicans enthusiastic and
wide awake.
Since Main Street, on the west side
of the square, has been filed up along the
river bank, the west curbing stone of the
pavement looks as though it run through
the center Of the Street.
The NURSERY, a monthly magazine,
edited by Fanny P. Seaverns, and pub
lishsd by J. L. ShOrey, Is Washington
Street, Boston, is the hsppIest little
monthly put in print for the ''yOunges;
readers" It's little stories and pretty pic
lures Ore the delight of the little folks.
Young America for September is he re
AS usual, not gone P~ienicking, although it
is referred to by the Picnicers as 8 source
for their amusements- If you have ne:
seen it, you had better get a copy, Is
cents, or Sl5O per year. w. Jenning 5
DemOrest, 47a Broadway, n. Y.
The TruEbull County Fair comes off
this year on September l6, II and Is.
Don't fail to have something nice to take
10 the fair. We understand Eat there
will be some Of the finest hor : and cat
tie exhibited this fan, ever seen in the
county.
"A Grant and Colfax club was or
gained in Pennington on Wednesday
evening last. The following gentlemen
ars the officers: President, A. D. K1bbee
Vice President, james Hyde and o. L.
Wolcott; Secretary; d. A. Lee; Treas,
uter, o. L. Wolcott- 4.
The fall term of the Warren Union
Schools will commence Monday, Septem-
Der q, and will continue 10 weeks. The
second term will January 4,
continuing II weeks, and the third term
will commence April 8, continuing II
weeks, making a total of Sc weeks for the
School year.
Recently q woman and two children,
in Mahoning county, were badly
poisoned, made very sick, and the next day
all died, from inhsling the vapor arising
from a wash boiler in which the woman
scalding potato bugs. We have heard
Of several cases of serious sickness caused
the noxious fumes of these bugs
The Miles Independent says that two
new steamboats, are being built in thai
one l6 #. long and 4 fl. wide;
he other 40 #. long and 81 #. wide. Mr..
rhos. Carter is constructing the engines.
The small boat Is a side wheeler, to be
lsed for excursions on the Welcoming.
The larger boat is a propeller, intended
or Conneaut Lake, Pa.
BY reference to the proceedings of me
Trumball Medical Society, it will be seen
he Rev. Mr. Page is expected to address
he Society at its Festival the last Friday
September. We anticipate the doctors
will have 3 good time, and if onr citizens
10 not, it will be because they fail to hear
be Rer. Doctor, who, it is unnecessary to
ay, is equal to giving . thorough dose Of
he undertakes. !