Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-15

The Youngstown Courier notes tn
temporary stopping of Brown & Co.
rolling mill, in consequence of dullnes
in the iron market.
The tax levy for municipal purpose
in this city, for 1870, as authorized b.
council, is six and three-fourths mills
against thirteen and one-half, the lev!
for Is6g-a reduction ofnearly one-half.
The gainesville people proposed Il
raise $780, 900 toward the building of
road from that place to Youngstown
T~heysecured subscriptions 10 the amount
of 5000, 900, but seem to be stuck on the
remaining 100000.
"A trial of moving machines will be
had at Payne's Corners, on the Payne
farm, on next Friday. The representa-
tives of all moving machines are invited
to be present and participate in the trial.
Now that the hot season is upon US,
too much care in the cleanliness Of resi-
dent premises, the proper ventilation of
cellars, the removal of unsavory smells
arising from hog pens, &c, can not be
taken.
There will be a regular meeting of
Olympia Lodge, Daughters of Rebecca,
Friday evening, June 18th. Business of
importance will be transacted. Officers
will be nominated and elected for the en-
suing term.
S. B. and I. J. Palm, sons of ]. Palm
Esq, have opened a new provision store
on Main St, and named it the "Furnace
Store" We shall be pleased to hear Of
the young gentlemen getting a fair share
of the public patronage.
Gen. I. R. Sherwood, the accom-
plished Secretary of State, has consented
to participate with the people of Trum-
bull county in the celebration of the
Fourth of July, as Orator of the day. A
first rate Grafton may be expected.
The Presbyterian Church in Sharon,
al a congregational meeting on Monday
afternoon of last week, unanimously re-
solved to call Rev. ]. N. Mealy, of Ne
shamrock church, near New Whining
ton, to be pastor of the church, on a sala-
~ of $3.50 per anum.
The County Commissioners have de-
cided to reject all the proposals received
for building the iron bridge at Leavits-
burgh, on account ofinsufficiency of for
mer notice, and have readvertised for
proposals TO be received up to August 2,
1870. See advertisement.
Large stones for the establishment
of north and south meridian lines, to be
placed in the Court House Park, two
hundred and sixty-four feet apart, were
drawn to the grounds last week. Before
learning their intended purpose. We at
first supposed some one was about EN-
barking in the Cardiff Giant business.
We have completed printing a SPLEEN
did catalogue for the Orwell Normal In
stitute, which for workmanship cannot
be excelled in Northern Ohio. Parents
who contemplate sending their children
away from home to school, should ad-
dress Prof. H. .. Johnson, principal,
Orwell, Ohio, asking for a copy.
A musical entertainment, under the
direction of Mrs. c. L. Williams, con-
sisting of her class, will be given at the
Presbyterian Church at Mineral Ridge,
on Wednesday evening, the Odd inst.
The entertainment will be varied, with
songs, solos, Duets, trios and quartetts,
in vocal and instrumental music.
We have received from the Photo
graphic Rooms of MesSrs. Brooks & Pot
of this city, copies of their fine large
Photographs of the late deceased Bish-
ops Thompson and Kingsley. The like
ness of each is very perfect, and the style
in which they are executed is exceeding
" fine. They have been copyrighted by
the artists.
Don't forget to attend the general
meeting of the Trumbull Co. Bible So
ciety at the Baptist church this evening
at q o'clock. The first half hour will
be devoted 10 business. and Judge Tut
ties address win come next Other short
addresses are expected. No charge o
collection; so don't stay aw ay for fear of
an attack on your stamps.
The B~ellefontaine (Ohio) Press of
June 2, publishes the obituary of Mr..
JEHIEL LANE, formerly Of Hartford, in
this county. He died May 16, of pneu-
monia, aged 60 years. In 1861, he en-
listed in the 18th Regt o. V. L, and
IA months. During the last 20
years of his life he travelled extensively
through the States east and west, the
British Provinces and South America.
MI. Lane became a citizen of Bellefon-
tame about a year ago, as owner of the
Logan House.