Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-08-10
The CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. IUGusr 10. $50
LOCAL and

The berry season is about v
Farmers report fsvorably Of the corr
crop.
Flax straw is selling at from ffeeT
10. sixteen dollars tOn.
Peaches and melons have made theil
appearances in the Warren market
The county commissioner did not lie
The contract for the building Of the Leav
ittsburg bridge, at their sitting last week
The work Of repairing, painting and
arranging the late American House fol
Dana's Musical Institute, has com.
meneed.
The MahOning County Agriculture
soeiety hold their twenty-fourth annual
hir At Canheld on the 9Th, 9Th and 9Th O.
October next
Letters from several correspondents
have mavoidably been crowded over
untn next week. They win not spoil
in the keeping. ~
A great mortality exists among the
fish in the Cuysboga above the Rapids,
supposed 70 be the decay Of vegetable
matter ia the marshes.
The large brick block on Main street,
south Of Smith & McComb's corner, has
been improved in appearance by the
painting Of the front
The TreW cheese factory in Farm
ington selS their July cheese at IA cents
per n. 10 M. Davis, OF Chicago. They
had about 600 cheese averaging so pounds
each.
"A company Of WEIGH miners from
Sharon, have commenced drilling for
coal on lands Of M. & n Brown, in
Rowland. Mr.. Dillon proposes TO test
his land with the dril, this fail.
The last quarterly meeting for FOw-
Ear Circuit viii be held At the United
Brethren church, in southeast Bazettal
August 20 and q, TO begin att P. n on
the 10th, and IOl A. X. ~on.Sabbath.
AT Sheriff. sale saturday last Henry
Ernst &Sonv Va. Cafharine n. Laughren.
the property was purchased by John
Lsughren Of Niles, for the sum Of one
huRdred and two dollars.
M Geo. n. Parks, late OF the firm
Of GszskPGks Of the National HOUSE
= tbs plaza lsa with his family f'
chan5on, on Tuesday last where he ex'
paets 70 naside Tor s while ct least Scr
y 20 1oas 80 clever ; ~eitizoH, end hope
his sbssnas viz be but temporary.
We NOTES that the wsgss Of the pr,
mary and secondary teachers In oar
schools have been raised from eight &
nine dollars per week, while the salary
ofEhs Superintendent and also that q
the Principal Of the Grammar school,
has been reduced two. h9ndred dollars,
The attention Of soldiers is asllsd 70
the LAW passed at the late sessionof Con
grsss, which We publish elsewhere. pro
Viding for the furnishing Of Artificial
Ltmbs. of money communication. Thoss
wishing more explicit information in the
mabsr yin 6nd a webb Esq, fully
posted on the subject
-Lazt weak The barn OF Mr.. Thomas
Laird 81 Aes0PosEmia, wa struck by
lightning and burned 70 the ground,
witHzIhis grain, tWs-thfzds Of his hay,
o~Detwo-hOrse wagon harness. &c, Loss
estimated at 1850. No insurance.
Thrse boys were in the barn at the time.
who escaped without injuy-GGTTeHs-
DiHe Journal
Mr.. II. P. Bassstt has just rehtted
his livery establishment and added sew
rrL ---E,-~s,g 49,,
the factory Of Mszsrs. Drennen & Goist
Of this plRes. In this connection we
win say that the shops OF Messrs. D. &
G. are turning out IS ms work as can
be found anywhere, andsn styia, quality
and workmanship they can't beexeelled,
But we started cut wia this article to
ealI the readers attention to the card Of
Bassetfs livery. in to-Gay's CERoN1cLE.
-0n Wednesday morning oflsst Eeek
a fatal accident happened at the Powers
Coal Company's mine zasF Hubbard, re-
sulting in the death Of Mr. JOHN Nat
Eheus the boss Of the mine. under the
following Circumstances: The fuse Of 3
charge had besa lighted By some Of the
hands, but did not tex lode At the expect
ed time. Mathews vent 10 examine il,
and Is be approached aear Is tie charge
exploded. The flying coal struck him
down, Bsatng in ons side ofhis hee snd
bruising him in other wsyE. He Lived
but 3 short time. he vas 8 worthy
young man, the second son Of John
MsttheRs, Of Hubbard. He leaves :
widow and two children.
BY references to the advertising col
uLnns Of this paper, it wiz be seen that
Campers great Geological and Eques-
train Institute VII exhibit in Warren
on Wednesday August 18th, 1870.
4qhis Is said 70 be one Of the lsrgesi
and best shows travelling, embracing a
large and Taried MenAgehe, containing
an excessive collection Of new and Won
.derfnl specimens Of the snimal king
dom, and 3 Circus department. combin-
ting an arnay Of equestrian, aepobaue and
zynnaztie talent equaled by few spd
snrbasssd By NO atkar concern on tPe
read Persons wishing 70 view the col
lection Of animals without sttanding the
Circus, viii have ample opportunity 81
The doors are ops1ed az hour before re
Grazs perform2aoaS. A-s2ngie ncAes
hovevsT, admits the hQd& 70 BON eA'
Wsrsfsr de attention Of the resdeFt
the advertisement for particulars both 81
to the Meuagerie and CEeuh