Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-28
THE CHRONICLE
LOCAL and

LOCAL and
-Ssxt month is The time to set out
shade trees.
The leaves are assuming the golden
pomp Of autumn
Crowds Of Trumbu1isns are going
10 the n. o. Fair, at Cleveland, next
week.
The equinoxtial storm is over due,
and is anxiOusly looked for in the
drouthy regions.
-EnwOod,s Female Minstrel Troupe
give an entertainment at Webb's Hall,
on tomorrow evening.
Now that the evenings are growing
longer every body should take a paper.
Your neighbor viii want his.
-Ths Annual Fair Of the BrOokheld
Agricultural Society commences to-day
and WI continue three days.
The ~hsshionable color for new signs
on Market street is a red ground and gilt
Bstset& ne stS3e is shoWy and attract
i've.
Darling & Glider, coal merchants Of
this place, are receiving Anthracite coal
daily at their yards near the Mahoning
depot
Andrews & Hitchcock, owners Of the
Hubbard Furnace are Building an extra
hot blast Of the kind known as the
tuTh.-.a H,e p1aeE
Mr.. Daniel Wannemaker, Of this
township, had an arrival, q few days
since. Of a fine lot OF Cotswold sheep.
which he recently purchased in Canada
Rev. James P. Mills, Of Western
Reserve Seminary, wiz preach at the
Union church, on the P&rkman road, on
next Sunday, October z, at 103 o'clock,
4. \.
-The sidewalk in front Of the new
block O Market street is now finished,
making a continuous stone-fAg walk,
% feet wide, the whole length Of the
Square.
While drouth prevails in counties
west and south Of Us, and vegetation is
burnt ont, the MahOning valley region
looks green and smiling, with no com
plant for a supply Of water.
What I know about Advertising
svolune in four lines, by Horace Gree
lev. d. G. says: Every man in trade,
no matter II he sells nothing but pea
nuts, ought to put IS much in advertis-
ing as he does in rent"
Theirs viii be q special nesting Of
the Warren Homestead and Loan on
Friday evening, September 80, at q
O'Clock, for the transaction Of important
business. An members are requested
to be present Money wiz be loaned.
Rev. E. h. YingIing, who has served
aceeptably as pastor OF the N. E. church
in Warren, for two years past, has been
returned by the Conference to remain
with US another year. BIS continuance
here is not only gratifying to the mem
bership, but also &c our community gen.
orally.
The fourth anul reunion o. the
sixth Ohio Volunteer Cavalry viii be
held in Garrettsvile, Ohio, on Tuesday
October 4th. General Garfield and Hon
John Huhchins are expected. Members
Of other regiments are invited. The ez'
ercises VIII close with a dance in the
evening.
The financial statement Of the Trum'
bull Agricultural Society published il
this weeks CHRONICLE, relates only u
last years receipts and expenditures
and does not include any Of this year
fair, and only 3 small portion Of the ex
penses Of Improvements just made. 4
general statement OF the cost OF i'm
provements and the receipts Of the fai
held last week, VIII be prePared for pub
ncatioH next week.
Mineral Ridge has been constitute
q separate election precinct Al G
Weafhsrsfeld township has herst04oT
voted at Niles. The new precinct
composed Of the territory south OF tn
east and west road running past Jane
Eckman's, z. Kerrs, and Dr. JAIME
Wfson's. An voters south Of this lin
should Femember that their place
voting Is e ne office Of Joseph Stuar
ESD, Il Mineral Ridge.
a subscriber hands Us the following
which he says is a certain cure for th
"black leg" now affecting cattle in thi
ssction; wash thoroughly TIE disease
leg with strong soap sudsi rub TIL dr.
then scrape with a dull knife the knots
then take Of vitriol one ounce, md Oh
solve in strong vinegari after Whic
bathe the leg. The above, he inform
us. has been tried with good success
and he hopes others may be benefite
thereby.
Van Amburgh's Menagsrie exhit
tied in Warren, last Wednesday. tt
manager Of the show rented apart Of Il
fair GROUNDS on which to put up the
canvass. People attending the fair, WI
Wished also to see the show, found it ver
convenient to have them together. II
exhibition Of animals wa the best ev'
seen here, and was well worth visitini
me concern took in about 5000 durir
the day snd evening. It seldom has
better run Of patronage than that an.
where.