Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-08-16
THE CHRONICLE.
KRpNEspET. AuGUsr1e. ISL.
LOCAL and

AVCN &uO EA6GSONN
-Willoughby College commences its
fall term on the 18th inst. See adv't.
The price paid for fax seed in this
market is S1.75 per bushel.
The next term of Dana's Musical
Institute commences Monday, Sept. 4th.
The fall term of Hiram College COM
menced Aug. 22d. See advertisement
There win be a S. S. Convention
held in the Ev. Church, at Pleasant Hill
Southington, On August Is, 26 and Is.
The next Erie Conference meets at
Meadyille, Aug. SOth, and will probably
hold its session until the fourth Of Sept.
Prof. w. h. Dana of the Musical In
stitute, has an assistant. 1t is a rollick-
ing boy. July @, was the suspicious
day. Everybody happy.
The city council has authorized the
building Of q six feet wide stone side
walk, on the west side Of the Square,
from Market 20 High street.
The young woman, Miss Leitch, Of
ohlton, whose serious injury we spoke
of a week or two since from impale-
ment on 8 pitchfork, died last week.
Post master Wise has added a win
dow for the use of the money order
office, for the convenience Of parties de-
string to send money bythat means
The fall term Of the Bloomfield
Academy, under the charge Of Prof J.
NJ. Hurlbut, commenced yesterday. 1t
is of the hourishing schools Of the
county.
The oats crop has turned out good
generally in this counsy. Mr.. George
Clark, Of Vienna, sends to this Office one
stock, q feet high, which contains 26O
grains.e
-Odell, ofthe Youngstown VIRdicdtOr,
that he has not had a fight for
several days. His last weeks paper
shows that he isspoiling at a fearfulr rate.
WhewI
The fall term of the Orwell Normal
Institute commenced yesterday, 18th
inst. Prof. johnson is determined to
spare no pains to make the institute a
complete success.
7 Rev. o. P. Kellogg viii preachnext
Sunday, 10Th inst, in the groveo on Chan
cy Beardsley's farm, in Lordstown.-
Also at Newton Falls, the 9th inst, at
1OI o'clock, q. m.
The Hartford Academical Institute
opens Aug. 22d. This is a new enter
prise in the cause of education, and we
are informed is ~insugurated under very
favorable auspices.
The fall term of the Warren Union
School commences Monday, Sept. 4
Everybody viii be glad to know that
Prof. Barney and his accomplished lady
win remain in charge the ensuing year.
E The attention of those interested is
called to the card published in our paper
to-day, calling q meeting Of the stock
holders OF the Ashtsbula, Y. & P. R. R.
Co., for Sept 18th.
The steam fire company of Warren,
have beeninvitedto q Firemen's celebra-
ton in Niles, on the sth of September.
Agrand parade comes off at O'Clock
in the afternoon.
The report that the Baconsburg pro-
hibiton convention had placed our re-
spected townsman, Mr.. Bride, OF NOM
ination for State Senator, is a canard.
The story was gotten up to scare Mr.,
Jones.
Mr.. Reuben Smith, of Southington.
sowed, this season, two and a-quarter
acres Of flax, from which he has realized
forty-seven bushels and thirty five
pounds Of seed. A remarkably good
yield.
"A match game of base baisRas play
ed between the TrumbulI club Of this
place, and the Eagle of Garfield, on
Friday last, which resulted in a victory
for the Warren ~boys-score forty-hye to
forty. EF3fl ~
Ground was broke for paving Lib
erty street, on Monday last. The street
will be paved from the north line of
High street to the north line of Lane
street ArsJ. LlWeeks has the con-
tract.
The fall term of the Western Reserve
Seminary, West Pennington, commenc-
ed yesterday, 18th inst. The new Prin-
eiPal, Prof. Beatty, is an accomplished
scholar and eminently fitted for his re-
sponsible duties.
The youngstown Vindicdtor says,
that on one day last week Mr.. Werner,
Of Pittsburgh, Pa, and Messrs. Aver,
Streeter and Hamilton, of that city,
bagged hundred and ninety-five
Woodcock in seven hours shooting.
On next Sunday evening Rev. E. H.
Yingiihg, who has been the efficient and
much esteemed pastor OF the NJ. L.
Chnrch, Of Warren, for the three last
conference years, will preach his fare
well sermon. 20 l.
The Republicans OF the Mineral
Ridge voting precint will hold a caucus }
meeting at the office Of Joseph Stewart
on Saturday evening next, at Z o'clock, to
appoint two delegates to the county con-
Fentlon. I sa ca I,
There viii be a meeting held at
Bailey's corners, Lordstown, on Saturday
evening, Aug. 2eth, at which time the /
political issues Of the day will be dis I
cussed by Mr.. C. r. Truesdale, in be- !
-halfof the Republican party, and NJ. L.
Becker, in behalf OF the Democratic d,
party. Give them q full house,