Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-29

on Liberty street, by Mr.. Ia. Dray. Sc
advertisement.
There will be a meeting of tn,
Fourth of July Committee of arrange
ments, at the Mayors office, on Friday
evening. 1t is important that there be
full andpromptattendanc of ommittee'
men.
Remember the time designated for
the primary meeting, to select delegates
to the Congressman Nominating Conven-
ton, is Saturday evening, July I'd, at y
O'Clock, at the usual places of holding
elections.
At MONDAY, yesterday, the clouds
emptied themselves most graciously in
and around this city, sprinkling all
the streets, washing the dust off the
soiled face ofnature, cooling the air, and
doing good generally.
Allan election ofoficers ofMahoning
Lodge No. %. 1. o. o. f. on Monday
evening last, the following were
elected officers to serve for the ensuing
term: Z. A. Bonnell, n. G., J. B, Hardy,
V. G., NJ. Parker, r. S. The installation
Will take place at their hall, Monday
evening, July 11th.
Last week VIM. Evans a saloon
keeper at Church Hill was fined by
Judge futile, three hundred dollars and
required to work thirty days on the road
for selling liquor contrary to law. They
have four saloons at that place, and they
sell more whisky than all the saloons at
Hubbard.-lnHerS Journal.
1t was red-hot on Sunday. Ditto
on Monday. Thermometer "higher'n a
kite" Don't drink too much, or you'll
Z" go up higher than four thermometers.
Be cautious about running a Niagara
Falls of ice-water down your throat
Don't drink more than a quart of whis-
key, a barrel of beer, OIL a tubful of lem
onade, soda water, etc. Have mercy on
your stomach.
Mr.. T. L. Walden of this place, is
engaged in the sale of new article, con-
venient to have in every house, which
he calls "The Oil of Gladness." Its pc
culiar quality is that it enables every
family to do their own tinkering of tin
ware, brass kettles, &c. With the heat
afforded by the flame Of candle, a leak
hole in a tin vessel can be stopped in a
minutes time. A quarters worth will
ordinarily last a year.
On last Sunday afternoon a heavy
thunder storm, accompanied by rain hail
and wind, swept over portions of Vienna
and Brookield townships. The storm
swept with the force and destructiveness
of a tornado, for atime, tearing up forest
trees, prostrating orchards, fences, &C.
The dwelling of Commissioner I. B.
of Vienna, was struck by light
ming. The fluid did no serious damage
to the building. Mr.. Payne was consid-
stunned by the discharge, but
soon recovered without sustaining seri-
Gus injury.
"A young woman enquired at the
post Office a few days since, if there ''was
anything for IL" She was informed
that the party ''had a box" "Ah ! in
Decd replied the miss, "what Kind of
box The clerk smiled inwardly
clear to his toe nails, as he replied ga
post office box" "Can 1 have it ?" inno-
enquired the young woman. The
was subject to another delightful
internal CONFUSION ere he could explain
the damsel that the ''box'' was not a
portable article.
The new route opened between here
Pittsburgh, by way of Niles & New
Lisbon r. r., is the quickest time of the
several other routes from Warren to the
smoky City. Leaving Warren on the
$50 a. m. train on the Mahoning, change
airs at Niles, and Immediately proceed
Ma Garfield to L~eetonia, arriving there at
LEO, making close connections with a
rain on Fl. Wayne & Chicago R. R., ar
at Pittsburgh at 1920, p. m--about
six hours on the road. By way of
Youngstown or Ravenna, it takes about
twice as long to make the trip.
The 'South Western" Of Shreve-
port, La, says that the returns of assess
ments of the annual incomes &c, for
hat district, made by Assistant Assessor
Flood, have been found to be unsatisfac-
tory, and that the Internal Revenue Bu-
at Washington, has ordered a re-
assessment to be made by Charles S.
Abel, formerly of Warren, and the
Assistant U. s. Assessor for
Shreveport. Mr.. Abel was regarded as
an efficient officer in the Wal Depart
at Washington, and we think that
he will easily correct the official errors
and mistakes of his predecessor at
shreveport.
-Kleptomania, or shop-lifting, is al
most daily INDUCED in by people whose
finger ends seem to have a powerful
magnetic influence on movable articles.
. few days since a young man entered
hardware store on Market ST., and as
ne left, he was accompanied by a whip
hat had observed him and probably ia
ken a liking to him. They went togeth-
sr to a buggy o n the opposite side of the
street, where the whip, as if ashamed of
what it had done, secreted itself under
he seat. One of the clerks having OBJ
the proceeding, informed the
young man that a trick like that cost
our dollars. The price of the whip, if
be had purchased if, would not have ex-
,eeded 81. The four dollars were paid
over, and the whip returned. The young
man is not as faYorably impressed with
the whip business as he wa just previ-
BUS to his little experience.
Graduating Exercises.