Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-13
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York. Iai lgI $3.50 lat Fa wt-
sThe Republican majority in California
IS about $500. .fe
A grand soldiers reunion is to be held
at WheeliRg IN Oct 10 and 20.
] Hon. L. d Woodwork speaks at Gar
r%ettsviIle, Saturday evening next 10th
Instant.
Gen. Garfield delivers sspeech in Or
we'll Ashtabula Co., to-day, and In JEFF
ferson'o o Friday next.
About one-sixth OF the votes cast in
Laramie county, wyoming Territory,
at the late election, were by women.
Hon, Joseph c. Dean. Of Knox county
has received the nomination for State
Senator in the Seventeenth and Twenty
eight Districts.
At Charleston S, C. there was no
deaths from yellow fever for twenty
four hours, ending on Sunday night, and
only two for the preceding twenty-four.
The jackson CMiss,l Leader, of Sept.
z, says; Lieut.-Gov, Powers is expected
to quit his present appointments and
return to his plantation at once, owing
to the dangerous Illness Of his mother.
Hon. John McCalmot of Franklin,
Pa and Lewis Miller, Esq, OF Akron
OHIO, are elected hay delegates to attend
the ensuing NJ. E. General Conference,
to be held in Brooklyn N. Y.
We learn that the work on the northern
section Of the Ashtabula and Youngs-
town Railroad has@been contracted for
under a suh-contract, by Mr.. b. Udy, OF
Ashtab0lA-Ashtdbuld Sentinel
A DR.. Marsh, dentist, residing near
Lawrence, Kansas, became insane soon
amer the death Of his father. Last week
he committed suicide. he first cut his
wife's throat, also the throat Of his
daughter. aged eight years, then his own.
An immensely destructive tornado
visited the West India Islands on the
2Ist Of August. On the Island Of St.
Kits, eight hundred houses were blown
down. On other islands, churches, crops,
&c, were blown down and damaged.
Maine held a State eletion on Monday
last, which resulted in a most triumph
ant Republican victory, giving about
u, Loo majority, an increase Of two hous-
and oEer last year. The legislature has
also alarge Republican majority. Maine
opens the eampaignin the East glorious
ly, and the wave of Republican victory
IS destined to sweep All before it from
the Atlantic 20 the Pacific.
Five car loads Of cattle go nom this
place TO the Northern Ohio Fair, and
some of the animals are specimens of
blood, beauty, growth and development.
The 200 steer of Geo. Nettleton, is
among the lot The owners Of this stock
are Geo. E Nettleton, Wm.F F. Hubbard,
Of Ashtabula, John Aeock and the Dow
man brothers Of Ssybrook, Cornelius
Morgan Of Plymouth, and the Dodges Of
New Lyme.-AshtabuIa Telegraph
Persons contemplating q trip west, in
search Of desirable lands and an eligible
location. are invited to read the adver-
tisement of the Land Commissioner Of
the Union Pacific Railroad Co, which
appears in this issue Of the CHRONICLE.
The Company has published a Guide
c~ontaihing s number Of maps and q very
satisfactory description Of the character
Of the soil, climate. resources, etc, Of
Nebraska, for. the use Of those desiring
particular information in regard to that
region. The company claims to have
I,20o, 900 acres Of the best farming and
mineral lands in Ameriea, for sale. in
tracts to suit purchasers, snd at low
prices"