Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-18
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Is. ISL.
LOCAL and

Every body says the weather is fine.
Them's our sentiments.
The grading on the Ashtabula R. R.
near Girard is being vigorously pushed
ahead.
-Forepaugh's circus and mensgerie
drew a large crowd Of people to town on
Saturday.
The vorkmen of VIM, Ward & Co.'s
furnace, at Miles, on Thursday last raised
$3.50 for Chicago.
The new Jail begins to look as though
a fellow might live a retired life in sew
eraI of its back chambers.
A few days since 8 man named
Hall. of Fowler, dropped dead, while
laboring at the Vienna coal works.
The Juvenile Singing Class of Niles
vives a concert on Wednesday evening
of this week, under direction of C. C.
Case.
The Ashtabula Telegraph, Of Oct. IA,
saws that in three weeks from that date
the grading on the Ashtabuls r. r.
will be finished to Rock Creek from
the north.
-Bv posters printed at this office we
observe that Mr.. S. W. Powers, Of East
Mecca, will have a large public sale OF
blooded stock. cattle, horses and sheep,
on Tuesday, October 81.
Rev Thos. J. Taylor will enter
an his duties Is Rector Of the Episcopal
Church in Warren on Sunday, Oct sd
inst. Good seats are always ready for
those who desire to attend.
we have lately added to our stock
Eoue Of the latest and handsomest styles
of tvpe. etc., out. And we wish to re-
mark that in the way of card, bil-hsad,
letter-head, circular, etc, and so on, we
can do just as nice printing as anybody
and as cheap IS good work is n can De
done anywhere. ny.
Lots Of people who don't go much
on circuses, vent 20 see the wild beasts,
on Saturday. When the bears and lions
began to "growl and fght," as they
scented their dinner Of fresh beef, these
Tpeople with one accord rushed into the
circus and were afraid to come out until
the performance there wa over
At the meeting OF the stockholders
q the Brookfeld Agricultural Society
held at the Town Hall, Brookheld, on
the s0th nit, the following named Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year;
President. A. Waldorf; Vice Presi-
dent. VIM. Chamberlain; Secretary,
Nicholas Wendisrs Treasurer, A.. l..
Byers.
~ test Of Turbine Water Wheels, IN
ousration at Van Gorders mills, in this
Mace. was made on the 18th Of October,
with the following result:
Eclipse D'bIe Turbine 5bu corn, time Is mil
Rrysen Turbine S do. -
Houston Turbine 5 do. II
The above test was purposely made
with dull stone, and low stage Of water.
With sharp stone a much better result
could be obtained.
Too many young men neglect or
overlook the value OF business training,
and enter on the work Of life at hap
hazard. Let the first accomplished duty
of the applicant for business success be
10 secure the proper steps for prePars-
ton. The world has places Of useful
ness, and honor for every nan who has
+, the skill and ability to ill them
FELTON, & Bigelow's Business College,
Cleveland, Ohio, offers superior facilities
for business training.
THE great moral exhibition OF
wild beasteses,' - as Artemus Ward used
TO say of his " wax hggers" and eata-
mount. Of Forepsugh & Co., exhibited
in Warren, on Saturday and Sunday
last. The proceeds Of the Sunday exhi-
bition, the proprietor, or his agent,
announced on Saturday evening, would
90 to the relief OF the Chicago sufferers.
Our reporter failed to ascertain the num-
Der of charitably inclined people who
co-operated with the benevolent show
man. or how much was realized.
The Board of Health Of the city Of
Wnren, recently appointed by the
Council, have organized and are pre-
,parins q series Of Orders and Regul3-
Itions< oz the Sanitary government ofthe
city. The Municipal Code enacted by
the Generd Assembly, and the City
Ordinances, invest the Board with almost
absolute power in this matter, and they
hopa 70 be able to do something positive
and beneficial for the cleanliness and
health Of the city. They Of course ex-
pect the cordial cooperation Of every
good citizen.
Our friend, James Dempsey, Esq,
of Niles, is ahead on the apple question.
He has been stocking up the editor Of
the Independent with a supply, to wit;
The INDEPENDENT Office is under OBJ
LEGATIONS to James Dempsey, Esq, for
the finest display o fspples we have seen
this season. The samples presented
were Of the Baldwin variety, and were
brought to our Office upon the branch,
just as they grew. One tWig, measuring
less than thirteen inches from the first
apple to the tip Of branch, contained
nineteen, fine, large apples, whose aggre-
nyte weight was seven and one-half
0o0nds. Another branch Of about equal
length bore ten apples, weighing two
and 3 half pounds. A third branch,
nine inches in length. produced five