Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14
The CHRONICLE.
WEDxEsBlT. sEPTEIBER "A. $50.
LOCAL and PERSONAL

AOCA anu
Apples ere plenty in this section.
Cider presses win soon be in a gush-
ing mood.
The Trunbun County Fair COM
mences Tuesday next
"A nice SIX feet stone walk has been
laid On the east walk in the Square.
The CHRONICLE viii be sent from
now tin the election for twenty-five
cents.
A nan and seythe shouldb be sacOur-
aged to wade ipto the unsightly weeds on
the Public Square.
The Fair Of the Trumbun Agricul-
cultural Society, next week, promises to
be the best ever held.
The fastsstf lime made arthe Youngs-
town races, two weeks since, was by
"GreY John" in 2sS5s.
The temperature on Saturday and
Sunday nights last was within feeling
distance Of the frost line.
-Erle N. 8. Annual Conference is
in session this week in Cleveland A
number Of our citizens purpose attend
ing.
The RaTenna Democrat says: SIT is
understood that Rev. R. n. Warren, viii
Be returned Il the Rsvenns charge for
The nsxt COnfsreae year"
The Democrat viii hold their Con-
gressional Nominating Convention for
the Nineteenth District. in Warren, on
Wednesday the 2lst instant
The preparations for the Fair, next
week, are unusually great, and if the
weather proves favorable, the number of
entries wiz be very large and the at
tendance Of visitors great.
Rev. n. P. Bailey, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church Of Warren,
will pro>sh at the Union church, on the
Psrkman road, Sunday next, 18th, at
half past two O'Clock, P. n.
The tax levy on the duplicate shows
the assessment in the incorporated VII
Iage OF Niles, for 1870, to be $685. per
$1,000. Thai is beautiful for high, and
eelipses anything in the way Of taxation
in the county.
Mr.. 7. c. Sherman, Whilom Of the
CHRONICLE Office, and at present one
Of the editors and proprsetors Of the
Humboldt (Kansas) Union, is here on q
visit He reports fourishing condition
Of things in Southern Kansas.
Mr.. W. R. Pstehen, who has been
canvsssing the town for subscribers to
his Bird's-Eye View Of Warren, informs
Us that ne has acquired sufficient orders
70 justify him in Iithogrsphing the View.
It VIII not be ready for several weeks.
We stated last week that during the
month Of August Camp & Randall had
made 15,OO0 yards Of their Magnolia max
bagging. That was the amount made in
one week. The total for the month was
A,G0yards. Ne make the correction
with pleasure.
"A memorial meeting. to celebrate
the two hundred and fnieth year from
the landing Ct the Pilgrims, win be held
at Garfield, October l2th snd 18th, in
c-ounection with the semfam.usl meet
Of Trumbun and Mahoning Conference
Of congregational churches
"A temperance meeting held at b.
eonsburgh, last Thursday, nominated a
county ticket As foIloWs:-Reoorder,
Ephraim Thomss, of Weafhersheld--
Commissioner, Jss.D D. Bradley OF John
ston. Inhrmzry Director, Isaac Powers,
Of Warren Surveyor, W. B. Moran, Of
Vernon.
The woodman who wouldn't spare
thzt tree was in town on Monday, and
knocked into a woodpile those grand old
elms n the southwest corner Of the
Square, that once 50 gracefully flung
their green banners 70 the summer air,
but which on account Of an overdose Of
mud and water have been reduced to
co-dwood. Peace to their ashes.
"A correspondent informs US that on
Friday last, while a number Of mechan'
les we're engaged in erecting q large
building at the Nimrod furnace, in
Youngstown, q gust OF wind struck the
frame and knockedit down. MI. Sam
uei Sutton, Of Liberty, who was OF the
upper part Of the building, fell a dis
tancs Of t~wenty-four feet alighting on
car Of ore, and was instantly killed
The others were more or less wounded
The deceased was q steady, industrioui
snan, and q good citizen. BE leaves
wife and two small children to mourn
his untimely end
AZ an election Of the steamer fir
company L n. Dawson No. l, held Fri
dsv evening, I'd instant, the following
o5icers were elected for the ensuing
year: Secretary J, II. Reiter; Treasurer
d D. Bremen; Captain, Amos Dllen
First Lieutenant, ". d. Herzog; Secon'
Lieutenant James Parker; First Hos.
Director, c.. ". Tyler; Second Hose Di
rectoE LeEi5eamp; First PiPeman, R
King Se66nd Pipemsn, Fred. squires
Axemen, David Musser and John Ham
mel.
The Educator and Exposition, for Sep
tember. is out. Circulation four thou
sand copies. As it is printed at tn
CHRoNIcLE Office we can voueh 70
he accuracy OF the number Of copie
isseud monthly. The September mum
Der contains an unusual amount o
reading matter. The leading editOria
is a high toned, thoughtful article, con
tanning valnable hints to young people
Rev. James P. Mills, A. B., Principal o
Western Reserve Seminary, West Far
mington, is the editor and publisher
The paper is sent for the low price o
twenty-five cents a year