Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-31
THE CHRONICLE.
KEBxsDLI. IUGUsT 81. $50.
LOCAL nnd PERSoNAL

WEDNESDAY. IUsUsT 81, $50.
G and
Mr.. Robert Boyd is now canvassing
this place for zen S Encyclopedia
"A eoHllion party is announced for
Friday evening, Sept 9th, at the Fowler
Hotsl.
-Workmen have been engaged for a
few days past in paving the walk run
east and west in the public square.
One dollar and hny-three cents per
student is allowed to this county for
school purposes from the State.
1t is said that excavations for the
foundation for the new NJ. E. church
viii be commenced the coming fall.
Mr.. A. Wheeler has purchased the
FoDlk property, corner Of Market and
Elm streets. Consideration $500.
Our citizens are agreeably enter
tanned every Friday evening with open
sir music by the %juvenal cornet band.
Mr.. Z. o. Brsinard purchased the
farm Of Mr.. II Kimban Of this township,
on Monday last Consideration $500
-Mr. George B. Kennedy has taken
sn agency in the Union Mutual Life
Insurance Company Of Augusta, Maine.
smith 4 McGonb's block, corner
Of Market and Main streets has been
painted, greatly improTing its appear
n
Last week q horse market con-
Quoted by several men from Kansas, was
in operation On the west side Of the
square.
"A teachers examination viii be held
st Payne's Corners, on Monday next
September 5th. See notice OF appoint
ments this week.
Rev. n. P. Bailey, after a short
absence from this place, returned last
week, and resumed his labOrs on Sab
bath morning last
M. Charles G. Burton, formerly Of
this place, now Of Erie county, Kansas,
has been nominated by the Republicans
Of that county for County Attorney.
The whereabouts Of John Purvianee
Kennedy, formerly Of this county, is
asked for, in the Missouri papers, by
Ann E. Kennedy, Warren, Ohio.
The engine placed in the new fur
mace BY h. c. Reed & Co, Of this city,
was started for trial on Thursday after
noon last and gave entire satisfaction.
Mr.. Charles Warren, Chief Clerk OF
the Bureau Of EducSton, has our thanks
fer the receipt Of Circular Of Informs-
ton Of matters pertaining to that depart
ment
On Monday morning last Msssrs. S.
R Chryst B. Fitch and Daniel Wsnne-
maker, Of this township, LEFT for Canada
10 purchase Cotswold sheep, and such
other stock IS may please them
Farmers and others in this section
complain Of q new cattle disease having
broken out, called black-leg. The flesh
on the fore legs OF the cattle gradually
drops of, leaving the bone exposed.
-Tha trotang match announced in our
last issue for Thursday, was postponed
on account Of the inelemsuey Of the
weather until Saturday. The race wa
decided IN favor Of b s. G. N. Clay.
At meeting Of q Committee of the
Warren Blast Furnace Loan, held on the
18th instant, an assessment Of forty per
cent, payable September 18th, 1870, was
made on the several subscribers TO the
above loan.
.-,u.oe=o,. -.5a ~ fba Cou,tv
Treasurer, for the year 1869, amounted
70 S2s,7Is.sS. The county paid tribute
% the State Of Ohio the sum Of ST., S7S.7s,
Of which amount SI9,757.5I were paid
back into the county treasury for school
purposes. The amount delinquent is
N,4S468.
The Geauga Democrat comes to us
with q picture Of the new brick Court
house. It's appearance IS very fine, it is
first class fire proof building 81 by IS
feet exclusive Of tower projections, is
about 50 feet in heighfh, while thevane is
At an attitude Of IL feet. It is a build
ing the Geaugans may well feel proud OF
The Flower Queen" rendered by
the young ladies Of the Disciple church,
North Bristol, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings OF last week, is spoken Of
by those who witnessed il as being q
perfect success. By request they viii
repeat their entertainment on tO-morrow
Thursday evening.
We are informed that Mr.. James
Ward, Of the firm of-Jas. Ward o., has
"
Brown, in the Falcon Iron and Nail
Works, at Niles, and that Mr.. Green
baum, Of Chicago, a gentleman Of con
siderable means, VIII associate himself
with Mr.. Ward in the iron business,
after September list.
On Saturday evening last, as a young
man named Geo. Hartman, OF Lords
town, attempted 70 climb on a coal train
while in motion, near the MahOning
depot, In this place, he was thrown
with much violence against the switch
post causing a confusion on the head.
His injury was attended by DR.. Wood
worth, Of this place.
"A lodge OF Good Templars was insti-
tuted ia Bloomfield, August 9Th, by
Deputy c. z. Williams, Of Gustavus.
The lodge is known Is Center Brook
Lodge, No. 81, and mests every We'd
nesdsy evening. The following officers
were duly elected and installed to serve
the ensuing term: A. V. Crouch, ". c.
T.; Julia N. Smith, W. Y. T.; Ellen
Works, W. R. s; Julia Sellars, Treas;
A. o. Huutly, F. s.; 7. ]. Sealy, W. NJ;
Julia Bushnell, I. G.; 7. n. Taylor, o.
G.; G. h. Haskell, ". C.; Nettie Runei-
man, a. NJ