Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-08-12
Meeting of the Grant Club.
/ TONH andaG County.
uooGL AND PERSONAL.

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2 -Gea. Garfield speaks at Orwell. Au.
gust ,2sth.
-Gev. Tod speaks at Orwell, August
18th.
q The Burton. eeauga County Annual
Fair, win be held September l6, Hand IS.
-The Youngstown Register says that
our tovasnan, Mr.. c. c. McNutt, intends
removing % that place q.
--Read The eloquent and stirring ad.
dress Of the Republican Central Commit
tee, in this paper.
The meeting at Orwell announced
IN last weeks cHRoS1cLE, for August u,
istO be held Friday. August 18th.
Mr.. CalIihan, a hotel keeper of Can
Aeld, lately boOk al The liquor about his
premises and burned It in the street
"A large force are at sxcavsting
for assswer to be laid through Liberty
Street bet ween Market and South Streets.
TIE youngstown Grant Club meets
.0 every Tuesday evening It's proceedings
are e~nlivened by the songs of a glee club.
A good idea Eo
EEA-GensHIE9 Bnrnett was in town
yesterday. BE intends taking the stump.
in Ohio and Indiana for Grant and Co.'S
fax, in September.
Nj. william T. McElroy, formerly
connected with the CHRONICLE Office, has
become sole editor and proprietor of the
Humboldt (Kansas) Union. Glad to learn
of his prosperity.
Col. Joel F. Asper, formerly of this
place, now Of Chilicothe, Missouri, is one
Of the Republican nominees for Congress
in that State. his electiOn, we are pleas
ed to learn. isregarded csrtain an e.
Under the neR road law, it is not
Necessary for town clerks to return their
road Hse to the County Auditor. All re-
eeipt for road work must be presented for
eAoEance, 70 the County Treasurer, when
parties are paying their first installmeht
STARS .
n ne list of Jurors drawn for the
Bniied States District Court, at Cleveland,
eomnencing September LIST, we observe
the following names among those drawn
70 serve. Lyman T. SOule, Newton Falls;
Richsrd Fitch, Ellsworth; Sylvester
Higgins, Kent; r. Newell Orwell.
THE Chardon DesOerG says there
can be no doubt that the late fire IN that
place was caused by ineendiaries ; and
thas4he FIRE was started in two or three
places, kndling and coal oil being used
to start the flames. 1t is fearful to think
such despsratsviTainy is possible
Residents on Market Street are be.
coming anxious in regard to the paving
Of thstStreet, the report being current that
the contractors will not be able to fulfill
that part of the contract this fall. It Is
due the contractors, to state that they
claim they will be able to do the work in
Z the tine stipulated in their contract.
-oa Saturday last, Mr.. GriswOld re-
.csived, by wagons, delivered at his oil
rsbnin in this place, three thousand two
hundred bushels of fax seed. On Nor
day, up to Q, P. NJ, he had received two
thousand I've hundred bushels total of
FIVE Thousand seven hundred bushels in
the two days<An received from farmers
in this section. Mr.. G. paid out for this
seed Sls.1lO. a
We were not furnished with an ofici-
al report Of the proceedings of the county
u convention, and had to make the report
we publish from such scraps as were found
II, the Secretaries table. after adjourn
msnt. We have e~hdesvofed TO give a re-
ss p0rt, but should hsve prefeSedtO had one
more in detail If any msterial inaccu-
rAcies are observed, we wiz be pleased to
make the proper corrections.
AT a public meeting in ohardon, it
Sss resolved that steps should be imme-
diAtelF taken to insure the early erection
Of. fire 1Epof buildings along the line of
the burnt district. The late fire may, af-
ter al, prove 70 nave been 8 blessing in
~ disguise 70 Chardpns Fires are death to
. fogyism and anti-inprovemenE Warren
Although several times largely damaged
by fire. dos mot 70 have sustsined
any lasting damage BY Those TiEtstons
Is fecupersive power Res SWAPS been.
equal 10 the most trying Psrgsncy.sW We
hope our Chsrdon neigl4aOrs viii soon
have : more substantial Pd beautiful
"Hn than before the fire. M