Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-06
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. ISL.
and PERSONAL
-Resntifnl-the weather.

LOCAL and personal
-Beautiful-the weather.
The public schools opened last Mon
day.
The work OF paving Liberty street is
progressing finely.
Some very fine stone work is being
done on the new jail.
Peaches are selling at $S.25 per
bushel in this market.
The Brookfeld fair commences to-
day and closes Friday.
Grapes are ripe. The cop in this
section is generally good.
Sharon expects to see itself by gas
light tonight for the first time.
Some fine stone have been procured
for a pavement along the west side Of
the court square.
Don't forget the socisble at the Good
Templar hall, Friday ave. next. Come,
and have q good time.
"A scholarship in the Cleveland Com
mercial College can be had at a bargain
II applied for soon, at the CHRONICLE
Office.
The NJ. E. S. S. Missionary Society
will hold its adjourned meeting next
Sabbath afternoon at half past two
O'Clock.
"A new iron bridge of the q. King
Co. patent, 27S feet in length, has just
been erected over the Mahoning, st
Girard.
Three hundred operatives are at
work grading on the PainsviIle narrow
gauge R. R. between that place and
Chardon.
"A reunion of the 9th, 49th, and I'D
o. V. L, and Of the Sd and 10th o. V. C.,
came of at Fremont, on Wednesday,
Sept. 18th inst.
Mr.. C. R. Truesdale, Rep.) and Mr..
NJ. L. Becker, (Dem.) will discuss the
political issues of the day, at Girard, on
Friday evening next.
Mr.. c. C. Kennedy OF Bazetta, is en-
titled to our thanks for some Of the
finest peaches we have seen raised in
this section, this season.
There will be a quarterly meeting
held by the United Brethren, in Bacons-
burg, Sept. sd, and oath, beginning at
2p. m, Of the sd. W. H. Millsr pre-
siding.
DIR. Griffith has changed his time of
visitation to this city, and hereafter viii
be found at the Eagle Hotel, on Sundays
and Fridays Of each week. See adver-
tisement.
Singular phenomenon was visible in
the northwestern sky, on wednesday
night last, at about nine o'clock, in the
form of q lunar rainbow, the colors be-
ing quite perceptible.
The Ashtabuls R. R. Co., have been
. interviewing the people of Niles the past
week. The company wants $4,000 from
that young iron city. Mr.. Jas. Ward
heads the subscription with $4,000.
"A teachers examination, for those
in the northeastern part of the county,
VIII be held in Johntsonville, on Mon
day next. Also one in BristolTille, for
the region t~hereabout, on the Monday
following.
"A quarterly meeting viii be held
in the o. B. church, in Baconsburg,
commencing Friday evening, Septem-
Der 2, and continue over Sabbath. The
services will be conducted by Rev. W.
NJ Miller. p e
The fremen Of Warren go to Niles
tomorrow to participate in the parade
which the Falcon Fire Company gives in
that place. They win be accompanied
by the Warren band, under the leader
ship fMr. A. Crater.
q A furnace laborer, named Owen
Holmes, was killed in Youngstown, on
Saturday night last, by an engine, while
lying on the railroad track intoxicated
and asleep. He leaves s mother, wife
and several children, in Canada.
The store of Messrs. Gates d Rich
ards, at Bloomsbury, was burglariously
entered on last Wednesday night, and a
couple Of watches taken from a show
case. 1t is supposed that the thieves
were frightened away before securing
all the booty they intended taking.
who throws paper on the streets p
It's a nuisance, frightens horses and an
noys 9 great many people. A little care
Ia this matter would save a great deal Of
trouble By the way, we think there is
q city ordinance providing 8 penalty for
throwing or sweeping paper on the
streets. At least there should be.
MIR. Edwin D. Kennedy, Of How
land, was a winning man al the late
County Teachers Institute. For correct
ly spelling a greater number Of words
than any other, the Institute presented
him with a copy of Webster's Unabridg-
ed Dictionary; and for excelling in writ
ing he received a very handsome copyj.
of Williams & Packard's P~enmanship.
Post master Wise has done a very
proper thing in having constructed a
sub-door or gateway to keep out intru-
ders to his private Office. In this he
only carries out the imperative orders OF
the p. o. Department, and complies
with the requirements Of the law. Per-
sons 50 presuming as to enter behind the
boxes, unlimited, after this, would be
served right II walked out by the ear.