Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-14
Town and County
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

"A good industrious girl Wahteu u
do all kinds of house work. Apply
at this office.
The paving on Market street Is
being laid rapidly. \ few weeks OF
GOOD weather will complete the work.
we Smalley, of the Youngstown
Reoister, is stumping for Grant ana
CoIfax in Southern Missouri.
The letters of "Radical," of john
ston. and aHannah, OF Vienna, came
too late for publication last week
"A vote of the male scholars taken
at the w. R. Seminary, showed only
TWO in favor Of Seymour and Blair.
The male vote numbers over one hun
dred.
-Enoch Smith, of Youngstown,
whom we mentioned some weeks
since as having been charged with
counterfeiting, has been discharged,
no bill being found against him
A scholarship in the Cleveland
Commercial College, one of the best
business colleges in the Union, can be
had at the CHRONICLE office, on favor
able terms, if applied for Immediately.
We notice that our tOwnsman,
Jerome T. Campbell, is largely en-
gagged in shipping apples to the IVES
tern market. He is paying the high
est cash price to fill an order of three
thousand bushels.
BENZ. Maltby, of West Farming
ton. was severely injured about the
head. on Saturday, the Sd inst, at his
iax-miTl in that place. Fears were
entertained that his injuries would
prove fatal, but he is now recovering.
-GiIlmer has opened an Oyster and
Eating saloon on Market Street, and
now proposes to furnish warm meals
at all hours to hungry persons for a
trifing compensation. Give him a
call.
BY an ordinance published this
week. it will be observed that the
name of North Main Street has been
changed to that of Mahoning Avenue,
and Mahoning Street TO that of Mon
roe Street.
L. C. Jones, Esq, is laying n Of
the handsomest pavements in front OF
his residence on Mahoning Avenue
that can he found in our village, each
stone measuring seven feet in length.
The slabs are from the quarry of
Reeves and Ratliff.
On Friday morning last, the Grant
Boys in Blue, headed by the Brass
Band of this place, and accompanied
by a number Of citizens in private
conveyanees, left for Youngstown, to
participate in the grand Mass Conven-
ton heIdthere that day.
We are informed that DR.. Hayes,
of Vienna, a life -lOng Democrat, has
renouneed his allegiance to that par
ty. and in an able manner, addressed
a meeting of the citizens of that town.
shin. a few evenings since, telling
them why he was going to vote for
Grant and Colfax.
Tax payers should remember that
under the new law, the road tax re-
ceipts must be presented to the Treas
urer in order to be deducted from the
total amount of tax. Roadreceipts are
only good on first installment. The
Treasurer's office will be open from
the 18th of October till the 10th of No
vember, for the reception of taxes.
The proprietors of the National
House and Gilmore Hotel have re-
painted their buildings, which now
present a neat and tasteful appearance.
Our hotels as a general thing are
handsome on the exterior as well as
interior, and no town in the State can
boast of better accommodations for
travellers at lower prices.
Lieut.. Abel, formerly of this coun-
ty. but now commanding a company
of Regular Cavalry, stationed at Fort
Lyon, Colorado Territory, took quite
an active part in suppressing the In
dian outrages committed on the Las
Animas. Gen. Penrose, commander
of the Fort, in his report, speaks in the
highest terms of the gallantry of Old
Trumbulrs son.
One of the finest Poles erected
this season is that gotten up by the
joint efforts of Mr.. Kennedy Andrews
and Geo. w. Bradford, raised Satur-
day morning on Elm Street, near
Market. 1t is one hundred feet high,
straight as an arrow, and throws the
Copperhead bushes in that neighbor-
hood in the shade. Our boys can see
their c~opperhead neighbors, and Ego
one better'' every time.
Hon. Judge Brown, who, with
his family, moved from this place to
Noxubee county, Mississippi, and en-
gagged in planting, has been scurril
lously attacked by a filthy sheet call
ed the Macon Beacon, and he, along
with other Ohio men, ordered to leave
the State en- pain of death. The Bea'
con is an organ of the Ku-Klux De
moerscv and does not end with at
lacking the Judge alone, but abuses
the other members of his family
Since the judge entered the State he
has eschewed politics in every form
The intelligence and refinement o
the judge and his family does no
shield them from these Ku-Kluxers