Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-27
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WEDNESDAY. sEPrEHBER %. ISL.
LOCAL and

C and
-Mahoning County Fair commences
next Tuesday.
Mr.. Ephraim Thomas has been
chosen Mayor Of Mics.
Gen. F. Noyes and J. R. Sherwood
will speak in Jefferson on Tuesday next.
About $500 have been raised in
Niles for the purpose of fitting out a
brass band. ,
The citizens of Newton Falls are
seeking to obtain the privileges of an
incorporated village.
The Disciple Church at Salem, was.
dedicated on the Dist inst. Elder Isaac.
Errett conducted the services. !
SANFORD, of the American House,
Niles, has put a $500 omnibus on the go
for the accommodation of the public.
Hon. ]. A. Garfield has our thanks
for the Congressional Globe, ID SESSION
4lst Congress, and several other public
documents.
The Mahoning county fair will be
held at Garfield, October 3, 4, and B.
We are indebted to the Secretary fora
complimentary.
Miss Sarah D. Harmon, Of this
place, and late a teacher in the Columbus
High school, has taken charge of the
Branch" of the Cleveland Female
Seminary.
Mr.. E. H. Hull has established him
self 10 the jewelry business in the room
occupied by ". N. & W. F. Porter, on
Main street. Read his advertisement
found in this paper.
= The AshtabuId Sentinel says that
Hon. Darius Caldwell, of Jefferson, has
concluded to locate in CLEVELAND, where
he will practice his profession in con-
nection with Judge Ranney.
wv. S. Young, Assistant Sup't of
Document Room, House of Representa-
tives, arrived in this city, from Wash
ington, g few days since. We under
stand he intends to remain until after the
election.
= The list Of premiums syarded at
the late county fair will be published
next week. The Secretary very properly
desires to have time to carefully rewrite
and revise the list before having it put
in type.
The city council on Friday night ap-
pointed a board of health, to act under the
municipal code, city ordinances, etc, in
the sanitary interest of the place. The
names of the board are given in our re-
ort of the council proceedings.
On last Wednesday night the house
of Amos Drake, in Rowland, was broken
into by burglars, and bed clothing.
wearing apparel, pictures, and other
articles stolen, worth about $40. The
house was entered through a window,
by cutting g light of glass and forcing
up the sash. A coat thathad been taken
was found the next dayin an adjacent
field. No other articles have been re-
covered. No one has been arrested.
Students are daily entering the class
es of FELTON, & Bigelow's Business Col
lege, Cleveland, Ohio, for the study Of
Bookkeeping, Business Customs, Arith-
metic aud Penmanship. There being
no vacations, students can commence
any business day in the week.
= Work on the Railroad is progress
ing rapidly. The workman reached
this place, and broke ground in the cor
po~ration, about the middle of last week.
Ties are being distributed along the line
Of the Road, and the iron is expected
daily, and also a train of dump cars
GGrdon Dem, Sept. 20.
The grocery and provision store of
Hathaway & Bacon, in Baconsburg,
was b~urglarized on last Saturday night.
The entrance was made by tearing off
the window blinds and smashing in the
sash. The robbers did not realize very
largely, the amount missing being only
about 81, so in silver and a little tobacco.
Nc clue to the depredators.
On Friday, the sth inst, while Mr..
Thos. Biggin, who lives in the north
part of Bloomfield, was cutting sowed
corn with g reaper, he came in contact
With his little son, who had followed to
the field, and before he could check the
horses, both legs of the boy were shock
ingly mangled by the machine, the blade
striking them Just above the ankles
One foot was smputatsd By Drs. Howe
and Huntly. at present writing Mon
day. the boy is doing as wen as could be
expected.
The editor OF the Geneva, (Ashtabula
CO.. Times, has been shown ascepy. of
the HTRUNP OF FANE,Y dated Warren,
o., March 3, 1915. The D was pub
lished by the late Thomas D. Webb, Esq,
until August, 1916, when it passed into
the hands of MI. F. Bissell, and the
name changed to that Of the WESTERN
RESERVE CHRONICLE. Mr., Benjamin
Stevens, still a resident Of Warren, We
have been informed, was the person who
FIRST suggested to the printer the proprie-
ty of dropping the high-sounding name
of ''The Trump of Fame" for the more
appreprizte and less p~retensious name
the paper now bears. Mr., Stevens says
that the printer hesitated for some time
about making the change in the heading,
because of the expense involved. which
If we may estimate the cost from appear
anees ige have a copy of one Of the first
numbers DOW before u.s. must have been
about a dollar and q half