Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-10-07
Tho I0,.,,e.f arrival Of New Goods.
Iowu and COUNTY
o C AND PERSONAL.


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The shipments of Coal from the
Hubbard mines, amounts to n hun
dred and fifty cars daily
Judge Hoffman Will address the
Grant Club at Girard, Wednesday
evening, Oct. Z.
We have Just been handed a fine
sample of Sorghum Molasses made by
Mr.. VIM. Clemens, of Champion.
The weather last week no being
very propitious, the races at Oak
Grove Park was but SHINY attended.
Mr.. Wallace Kennedy, of How
land, will please accept u acknowl-
Judgments of a present Of a nice lot of
ounces.
Mr.. R. w. Crane, will speak to
the citizens of East Mecca, on this
"wednesday evening Oct. 18th, 1865,
on the political question of the day.
A vote was taken in the Falcon
Nail Mill, at Miles, last week; the
result being three to n in favor of
Grant and ColfaX.
Ladies do not fail to see those ele-
CANT Glove Fitting Corsets, now on
exhibition at Mrs. Messer's Millinery
Rooms, on Market Street.
The barn of Z. A. Reed, Esq, of
Vernon, was burned to the ground on
Monday night last. The full particu-
lars we could not learn.
Miss Sarah Harmon has COM
menced teachings class in the French
language, at her residence, on High
st. Miss H. Is represented a very
competent teacher Of the French.
Rush & Hamilton circulates a
circular through the Chronicle that
that they will deliver Flour or Mill
Feed to any part of Warren, retail at
wholesale prices.
Mr.. E. B. Taylor, will speak in
Mesopotamia, on Monday evening the
18th. Turn out and give him a good
reception, and on the morrow flight
it out on that line"
The Niles Grant Club received
their uniforms on Saturday evening
last, and will join in the grand dem
o~nstration, to be held here on
Saturday next.
"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.
Aliens who served one year in the
Union army, are entitled to natural
izatiOn papers upon the showing of
an honorable discharge from the
service. No other claim is necessary.
Rev. w. d. Miller, of Bazetta,
will deliver a Lecture on the evening
of October 10th, at the center Of vi
emma. Subject, "Woman as a citi-
zen ?"
The meeting held in Pennington,
and addressed by Mr.. E. b. Taylor,
on Monday evening last, is reported
to have been one of the most enthusi-
astic held in the county during this
campaign.
Mr.. Samuel Crooks, of Rowland,
has left with us two sample ears of
corn, raised by him this season. One
ear measures Il inches, and the other
14a inches in length. The corn is the
gOurd seed variety, and the ears are
well filled.
Attention is directed to the adj
Yertisement of the Misses Foreman,
who have just returned from the East
with a large and well selected stock
of Millinery Goods. They invite
everybody to call and see them in
Webb's Block, Main Street.
BY the advertisement from the
Dry Goods, Millinery and Fancy
Goods Establishment of Gunlefnger
& Bro, it will be seen that they have
the Goods and mean that the people
shall know it. Buyers can not help
but do well to look w the stock and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
There will be a Grand Mass Meet
ing at Greenville, Pa, on Thursday,
October sth, 1868. At which Senator
HENRY WILSON, of Mass., Hon. ."THos.
NJ. MARSHAL and Hon. R.. B. CAM
AHAN, will positively be present to adj
dress the people. Other able speak
ers are expected.
All of four merchants have returned
from the East and report having
purchased goods at reasonable prices.
A word to our readers. If you want
to find the latest, the best, the most
fashionable and above all the cheapest
article, go to those who are not
ashamed to call the attention of the
public to there wares, for the man
that don't advertise, has always old
styles on hand that he is anxious to
dispose of, and that at high figures.
Subject at the PresbyteriaA Church
next Sabbath morning at half past
ten: Divine Sovereignty: what ii
is: its relations to mans rights and
obligations: what God does in regen-
Grafton, and what man does: whether
the two doctrines a be put together
in such a way as TO make q good
joint: the fatal laundering of many
preachers on this subject: the ocean
of this matter perfectly fathomless,
and yet perfectly safe so far rs we
have to sail it, and the waters trans
parent, and the bottom easily seen,
and touched.