Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-06-22
THE CHRONICLE.
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE =, 1870.

LOCAL and
Court will probably adjourn Friday
The mercury boiled at eOO, in the
shade, last Sunday.
Hay harvest will mex
week. if the weather permits.
The Park has been moved and looks
much improved in appearance.
Thirty five new, advance paying
subscribers to the CHRONICLE this week,
-Grasshoppers are reported multi
tudinous and voracious in some sections
of this county.
A trial of moving machines viii be
had on the farm of Mr.. q. ]. Harsh, near
this city, on Saturday next.
The little ''busy bee'' can 'Iiye in
clover this season. The honey yield
ing white cloyer is remarkably abund-
ant.
The graduating exercises Of the War
e High School will take place at Webb's
Hall tomorrow evening, commencing at
~ o'clock.
Woods Theatrical Company adver-
tise. In another column, to visit Warren,
for our nights, commencing next Satur-
day evening.
- Our thanks are due Mrs. Jno. Allen,
of Kinsman, for q large boquet of the
finest assortment of flowers we have
seen this season.
On the 18th inst, Mr.. r. L. Walker,
ef Liberty, put his Kentucky steers on
the scales and they weighed 1850 Ds,, an
aggregate gain of $50 ms In the month.
The property and effects of Langley
& Waldorf, of Johnston, except the notes
snd book accounts, will be sold at private
sale by Geo. P. Hunter, the Assignee, on
the I'd proximo.
Two prisoners from Trumbun Coun-
ty, charged with burglary, were lodged
in the Jail at Ravenns, for safe keeping,
on Monday laat-the old jail in Warren
being Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
The ladies of the NJ. L. Church, at
Bristol, viii give a Strawberry Festival
Friday evening next, June 9th, at the
residence of MI. willard Case, in the in
terest Of the Sunday School. An invita-
ton is extended to all
BY a call published elsewhere, 1t will
be seen thata Republican Senatorial Dis
trict Convention is to be holden at Niles,
July z, to nominate a candidate to be
elected at the October election as a Mem
Der Of the State Board of Equalization
1t is a matter of much regret that
some of the largest and most beautiful
elms on the southwest corner Of the
Park, have died in consequence of the
filling In Of earth around them. A few
dollars expense and little care would
have preserved them from ruin.
-Messrs. Camp & Randall of this
place, are now manufacturing $500 yards
OF their Magnolia cotton sacking daily.
Their spinning and weaving depart
ments run eighteen hours out Of the
twenty-four., two sets OF hands being
employed. Their employees now num-
Der about ninety.
Burglars forced an entrance into Van
Gorder's mill, On "Wednesday evening
last. The safe, which had not been lock-
ed, was robbed Of its money yaluables-
q few coppers. The house of Mr.. P,
Deitzel, on Quinby Hill, was burglari-
-ously visited last Friday evening. bRt
did not obtain enough to pay for the
froubla Of tho Welt !
We regret to learn from the Sharon
papers that Mr.. F. H. Braggins, of the
Mercer Dispatch, wa one day last week
thrown from a buggy, f~racturing his
skull, inficting a dangerous and proba-
q fatal injury. Mr.. B. resided in
Warren abont ten years ago, having
learned the printing business with us at
that time. We hope that his injuries
may not prove so serious a. reported.
The census-taker interviewed a
family living in q eorne Of this town.
ship, g few days since. The housewife, |.
although Ioquacious, was not communi-
estiYe Of statistical information. She,
however, in language not to be misun-
derstood." impaired the comforting as
surance to the Marshal, that eff any
thing came of what he writ" she would
"a break his skull" This is but one of
the many kindred pleasing little episodes
the census-taker's experience, that
cheer him IN his daily pursuit of knowl-
edge.
"A novel case OF thievery happened
in this place one night last week. One
of our citizens, Ger, AcLain, purchased
15O or more nice cabbage plants, and had
them carefully set out Now cabbage
plants, are q scarce commodity in this
market, and very difficult to obtain.
Some envious, thieving fellow, cogniz-
ant Of the generals good luck, entered
his garden, the first night after the plants {,
had been set ont, and stole every one.
The thief got shssd of the rightful ,
owner, but it would serve him right !
If he failed to get a head OF the cabbage. I,