Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-07
The RONICL
WEDNESDAY. JUxE !. 1s7r.
LOCAL and PERSONAL

LOCAL and
-Corni is reported to be growing finely
and looking q good color.
II. S. Edwards offers for sale 8 house
and lot on South Street. See local
notice.
Decoration Day was ftfingly OBJ
served at Pennington. Short addresses
were delivered, but there was no formal
Grafton.
Rev. J. Greer, Pc. Rayenna District
viii hold quarterly meetings in Wind
ham, June Is, and in Jackson and Brace
vile, Julyz
The Juvenile Singing Class Of
Greene, givess concert at NJ. E. Church,
on Friday evening Of this week, direct
ed by c. c. Case.
= "A new iron bridge is to be built over
the Mahoning River, at Girard, by the
county. King & Co., Of Cleveland have
the contract.
The new Erie Railway time table
which we publish, gives information in
regard to all through and local trains
See advertisement
The grass crop in this county viii
generally be very Short especially in
old meadows. The crop VIII hardly
reach half an average one.
The MdhoHiRg TIadieator, Of June 2
SAYS that last week the best article Of
coal in this valley was struck in the
Goorly entry Of the McCleery bank
near seceder Corners, in Liberty.
-Atbention is called to the administra-
ators sale OF the personal property be-
longing to the estate Of John Lane. de-
ceased, late OF Rowland township, pub
lished in this paper.
The Liberty and Vienna Railroad is
rapidly s~pproaching completion. Il is
expected that the track win be ironed by
] the first Of July. The grading is about
finished and the ties mostly laid.
Don't overlook the call Of the County
Central Committee for the primary meet
ings on next saturday evening, TO choose
delegates to the county convention on
tbs following Wednesday.
AThewooI market still moves quietly
at this place. Prices are considered
good, but wool growers do not seem
very anxious to crowd the market not
seeming to gaprehend q reduction
The Burgh Hill Musical Society
gives a concert at BENEFITS Hall, in that
place, on the evening Of June 9. The
proceeds are to be used in procuring an
organ for the new Baptist church.
The rain on Saturday night was
worth forty square rods Of greenbacks
to this region. The drouth WIS becom-
ing a serious matter, and water was in
danger Of being taken OF the free list.
-Commencement week Of Dana's
Musical Institute begins on Monday
evening Of next week. Concerts on
Monday and Tuesday evenings. We'd
nesday evening, Addresses, etc. Thurs
day evening, Faculty Concert For par
ticulars, read advertisement.
The Haioning Register heads an ari-
Gle on railroads tremendously. thus =
HWhat the rest Of the world is doing in
order to connect itself with Youngs-
town" Pretty good. But some Of the
railroad captains say that you are not
doing much down the river in subscrip-
tions for the new lines to the lake shore.
james Rayen, WIN shot Mr.. Parm-
lee, in Youngstown, recently, had a trial
last week, snd was convicted Of assault
with attempt to kill. he was sentenced
to twenty years in the p~enitentiary. at
the trial the defence plead insanity, but
the jury thought there was too much
method IN the madness.
-Onlast Friday evening several Of the
Directors Of the Ashtzbuls, Y. &P. R R.,
and of the PaiEesville, Y. & P. R. R,
were in Warren, consulting on railroad
matters. Both companies appear anx-
ious to build their road via this place,
They ask for our cooperation in stock
subscriptions. II fifty thousand dollars
subscribed will ensure the building OF
either of the roads to this point, that
amount can and viii, no doubt be forth
coming.
Mr.. Milo Powers, Of Mecca, who
has been in Mississippi during the past
four months, has returned home, In i'm
proved health. Although Mr.. Powers
has always been q bard-shen Democrat
we are OF opinion that his views have
been somewhat modified by his per
sonaI experience and observations in th'
South. BE conGesses that the coloreC
people are among the best behaved an
most Industrious citizens, and that tn
Ku Klux are q most d~espicable rf-rah
Ne. Powers might address q large meet
|, ing of his old Democratic friends, niue
TO their enlightenment
Mr.. VIM. II. Wartmsn, Of Bszetta
recently sold % Nh. James Peelor, o
Indiana county, Pa, aShort Horn heifer
aBelIe Of, Cortland" bred by him, 70
three hundred dollars. Age n yea
and five months. Pedigree, according
to A. II. B., Gen. Grant, 5575, and yam
kee Girl, by Grand Duke, 1885; High
land Belle BY imported Adams, lSSs
and nine crosses beyond. Stock rails
ers in Trumbuu county are introducinI
some Of the purest blooded animals il
the State, and our cattle exhibitions vii
soon be surpassed by no other county.
~ Accident.