Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-10-26
The CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 80. $50.
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The weather is fine.
The days are glorious.
And the nights are ditto.
The woods are "grand, gloomy an
peculiar"
-Squaw winter has not yet squawe,
emphsticslly.
But hasn't Indian Summer stole
march on Mrs 10!
The first killing frost Of this fall wa
on the night Of the 18th inst:
The November term Of Trumbull
Common Pleas commences Monday, 7l
proximo.
Wild game Of nearly all kinds SEEM
to be abundant at. the different stands
throughout the town.
The rangevine Dramatic Association
will give an entertainment at that place
this, Wednesday, evening.
Mr.. D. L. Jones has purchased the
residence Of A. +. Brooks, on the West
side Consideration $3.50.
Don't forget that a good time TO re-
new your subscriptions for the CHRoNI-
GLE is when you pay your taxes.
Mr.. G N. Patch formerly OF Warren,
but noWaf Danbury, Connecticut, is
Pending a few d2zs in P1Srs.
The list OF premiums swardedbEth the
BroOkheld Agricultural Society, is pub
lished on the hst page OF this paper.
Apples and cider are plenty this fall.
The former sell at fry cents a bushel,
and the latter at three dollars per barrel.
Those interested in blooded horses,
are referred to the card Of Messrs. Por-
ter & Kistler, among the new advertise
meuts.
Pew & Brother, erockery dealers,
and Geo. Adams, bookstore, etc, have
got into their elegant new rooms on
Market Street
Mr.. David Shsffer, OF Howisnd last
week sold 8 lot Of thirty-seven acres Of
land in that township, to Mr.. Judson
Chamberlin for so per acre.
The Juvenile singing class Of Greene,
. gives 8 concert in the Baptist church, in
that towa, on Wednesday Of this week,
under direction Of C. C. Case.
The aggregate value Of real estate in
Trtmbun county, not including Warren
city, is reported by the Board Of Equali-
zation, amounts to SI3,2 S7, 900.
Our manufacturers generally report
business good, and orders ne coming in
lively. Trade is looking up and War
ren is getting on its pins again.
BY a notice published elsewhere, it
viii be observed that the proprietor IN
nounces that Rowland Springs will not
be open 70 visitors on Sunday.
Mr.. Harris EEalt Of Rowland, COM
plimented the editorial table, on Mon
day, with s basket OF king Pippins. " a
golden husd hn apple Of delicious
favor.
H. C. Reid & Co, Of this place, are
building an engine Of four feet stroke
and twenty-six inch bore, for Wester-
man & Co.'S new rolling mill, st Green
vile, Pa.
As will be seen by the notice Of the
Treasurer, the tax duplicate for 1870 is
now In his hands, and taxes viii be re-
ceiYed at his once until the 10Th Of De-
cember next.
The boiler in a steam saw mill owned
by Samuel Smith, near Poland, exploded
on Wednesday afternoon. The engineer
was fatally injured. This is the second
explosion at the same mill lately.
Two men hailinE from Miles, were ar
,rested as supposed thieves at GreenviIle,
Pa, last week, while epdeaYoring to dis
pose Of a bufalo-robe at q sacrifice
-MoRAL-SeTer dispose OF an article be-
low its value.
G. o. Griswold received at his oil
mill in this place, during the past season,
from wagons, forty thousand bushels Of
fax seed, for which he disbursed about
eighty thousand dollars, and making fat
pocket books for a good many farmers.
The remains Of the wife Of Nj.
Charles G. Burton, formerly Of this
place, but now Of Erie, Neosho county,
Kansas, arrived here on Sunday morn
ing last, and was taken to Milton, where
they were inferred on yesterday morn
ing.
Charley Wilson, the criminal from
this county, now confined in the Portage
county jail, gives the officials Of that in
stitutiOn considerable trouble by his re-
.peated escapes, to be, however, rearrest-
ed in each instance. His third and last
attempt was on the 18th. The Ravenna
Democrat thinks it is about time for
TrumbuIl county to take this trouble
some fellow away and release Portage
county from any further annoyance with
him. This request will undoubtedly
. lie compiled with about the seventh Of
next month.
This year has been distinguished by
frequent and remarkable auroral dis
plays. Perhaps the most extraordinary
occurred on last Monday morning just
at sunrise, when the eastern sky was
radiant with auroral streamers Of the
mos brilliant hues. Theffrst rays Of
the sun instead Of shining away the
electrical lights, intensified 70 a degree
Of effuIgence brighter and more glorious
than meridian sunlight the gold and
crimson that spsnned n heavens from
horizon to zenith. The brightness was
more dazzling than the sun, and more
gorgeous than ever glowed a western
sky at parting day.