Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-20
The CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. sEPTEzBER 20. ISL.
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Call at the CHRONICLE office for nice

Call at the CHRONICLE office for nice
job printing.
A Teachers Examination will be
held in this city on Monday next.
= Messrs. Davis & Probert have
started a match factory in Hubbard.
Rev. E. H. Yingling's P. o. address
is No. 2s1 Erie Street, Cleveland, o.
The brick work of the new Metho-
dist Church of Warren is ready for the
roof.
-Work IN the jail progresses. The
front brick work is as handsome as any
in the State.
The CHRONICLE has q power printing
press in operation at the fair. Don't fail
to see it running.
= jefferson, Asbtabula County, is now
in the enjoyment Of electric communi-
cation with the world.
= The work on the new Presbyterian
Church in this place, will not be con-
menced until next spring.
The live business men of Warren
have something IN the fair grounds for
exhibition to-day and tomorrow
There viii be a reunion Of the Sixth
Ohio VOLUNTEER Cavalry at Orwell, ASH
bula County. on the third Of October.
On Monday night the cheese room
Of H. Stiles Sons, vas hurglariOusly
entered and a cheese stolen therefrom.
Rev. William Hays, will preach in
the n. E. Church, at B~ristolville, O..
Sunday Evening, Path inst, at Z o'clock.
The Pittsburgh Conference of the
Protestant Methodist Church appointed
". ]. Shehsn for youngstown, C. P.
Goodrich for Trumbun County.
The Ohio State Fair commences OH
next Monday, 25th inst, at Springfield,
and continues until Friday. Half fare
tickets issued by the railroads.
The Messrs. VanGorder started up
their Touring mill on last Friday. 1t
was thoroughly ~overhauled and put in
the best condition during the p~astseason.
Horace Greeley Esq, editor of the
Of the n. z. Tribune, viii speak in War
rem on the evening of Thursday, Sept.
IS. Don't fail to come and hear the
American philosopher.
The big cheese;exhibited at the n. o.
Fair last week, weighed 1856 pounds,
and was made at the West Andover
cheese factory. 1t measured 4 fl. Ain.
in diameter, and 1 # 10 in. in depth.
= We are pleased to note among the
visitors in town this week at the fair,
A. B. Smith, Esq, editor OF the Wauseon
FULTON Coz Republican. Mr.. Smith
publishes one of the liveliest and best
county papers in Ohio.
by reference to our advertising col
umns it will be observed that the Wor-
rell Sisters will give entertainments at
Webb's Hall on this and tomorrow
evenings. They give a pleasing enter
tainment, full Of variety and fun.
Hubbard is not so slow. The
Miners Journal reports that eleven
prisoners were guests of the village
marshall on Sundays men and s boys
the men for house-breaking, and the
boys for night deviltry.
in our published list Of the Erie
Conference appointments last week,
occurred an error, which we here cor
rect. The Morgan appointment read,
6. ". Beatty, whereas that gentleman is
Principal OF the Western Reserve Sem
mary, at West Huntington.
We could not make it suit to attend
the Brookfeld fair this year. The Shar-
on papers say it was pretty good gener-
ally. The Constitution thinks it was a
failure generally, and complains that the
distinguishing features OF the fair were
the tricks of petty gamblers and an
abundance OF ~"benzine::n
The editor Of the Hubbard Journal
gives notice that after Oct. 10, he win
strike from his books the names Of all
delinquents owing for six months sub
seription. That is a step in the right
direction. Close up the six months gap,
and you viii be on the right track, Mr..
Journal. e
The Crawford Co., Pa, Agricul-
tural Fair m of at ConneautviIle,
Oct. 4, S and g.. We acknowledge the
receipt OF a complimentary. We might
enter our rooster for a premium, but
want to save him up for musical ex-
ercise AFTER the election news comes in
next month.
One Of the t~ireless institutions Of
Warren. is Mr.. SCOTS bus. 1t is on the
go, morning, noon and night and be-
tween times. 1t never tires, it never
sleeps. It don't allow some somnolent-
ly inclined people to sleep too muchly.i
Nevertheless it is indispensable to the
metropolitan pretensions of this grow
ing city. Don't walk a mile and carry
200 or 800 pounds when Scott will trot
you along lively fora quarter. +,
Young men, get a practical educa-
ton, which will be Of incalculable value
in future life, by entering upon acourse
OF study at FELTON, & Bigelow's Business ,
College, Cleveland, Ohio. All students
enjoy the superior instruction Of Pro-
lessor z. R. FELTON,, in the Business De-
Pzrtmant, and Professor P. r. Spencer,
in the Writing Department. Each stu
dent receives individual instruction. No
vacations. Students can commences at
any time.