Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-14
Il CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. yUXE1A 1871.
LOCAL and

Thursday, June ed, is commence
ment day at Hiram.
"A 2S5 pound bell is being put in the
new school house at Hubbard.
The examination exercises Of the
Warren Union School are in progress this
week.
"A much needed improvement is be-
ing made on the corner OF Monroe and
Liberty streets in TIE way offs reservoir.
-onnext Friday evening viii be serv-
ed the regular supper by the Ladies'
Church Aid Society, at the NJ. E. church.
The graduating exercises Of the
Warren High School Senior class comes
ofat Webs Hall, on the evening of
June 22d.
We would direct the attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of Mr.. ].
q. Johnston, Of No. IT9 smithheld St,
Pittsburgh.
On Thursday evening Of this week
the faculty OF Dana's Musical Institute
win give a grand concert assisted by the
orchestra and class OF II.
Rev. o. P. Kellogg Of Ashtabula,
and formally: OF Newton Falls, viii
speak at Union Hall, West Pennington,
on Sunday, 18th Of June. All are cor
daily invited.
"A few nights sgo there arrived at
Ieavftsburr. twelve hundred and forty
eiehf emigrsnfs, whose destination Wss
as follows: Cleveland, 96I; Cincinnati,
2ss; sharon and youngstown, %.
"A barn belonging to Charles Croker,
OF Auburn, Gesug county, was burned
BY lightning, on the 5h Of this month,
and contents burned. Insured in Ohio
Farmers Co.
we take At par At this once, advance
psying subscribers, cash job work,
prompt paying advertisements, green
backs, and the Injuries Of the season
generally. Don't forget the place.
Rev. b. ". strstton, Of lola, Kansas,
spent last week visiting fssnds in War
rsn and In Huntsburgh. he preached
IN the Presbyterian church in this city,
on Sunday last On Monday he started
for his home in the west
Geo. Wood, the brakeman Of whose
injuries on Friday. the ID inst, at Ba-
oonsbur-, we spoke iast week, died on
Monday last at Bush's hotel. His death
was probably occasioned by internal in
in-;as a. his limb appesred to be doing
qHite vel.
-Dnsing last week General Garfield
closed a course Of entertaining and in
structiye lectures at Hiram College, on
Social Science. Like Prof Youmans,
ar. Garfield thinks tkat the greater
portion Of college studies are not sum-
cieafy practical.
The Boquet Festival given by the
vouht ladies Of the NJ. Z. church on
Friday evening, was in every way a sue
csss nstting over seventy dollars, q very
handsome profit A large number were
present the contributions were liberal,
and all went happily.
-Onour hrzt PAGE is q report Of the
great horse racing day in Englsnd-Der-
BY Day on EPSON Downs. We have a
splendid eolored cartoon Of the sights
and scenes Of the day, framed in our
omcs, which portrays the day even more
vividly than the pen Of the letter-Writer.
On Tuesday, June 9th, Past Grand
Master Beebe VII institute a Lodge Of
L. o. O. F. at Orwell, Ashtabuia Co., o.,
a charter for that purpose having been
granted at the last session Of the Grand
Lodge Of Ohio. Ageneral invitation is
extended to all odd Fellows to attend.
We advertise this week the proposed
sale, BY Special Master Commissioner,
OF the Atlantic & Great Western Rail-
road and its leassholds, to be soldin pur-
suancs Of an order Of the Court of Com
mon Pleas Of Summit County. Sale TO
come of on the 18th Of July next, at
Akron
-Messrs. Reynolds & Taylor are new
receiving at their cheese factory, in West
Mecca, 2O,2OO pounds Of milk daily from
which they manufacture forty-two
cheese. Mr.. Reynolds large experience
in cheese making fully qualities him
6orfhs task Of conducting 50 extensive
a business in this line
During the rain storm on Tuesday
night of last week, the barn Of Mr.. John
Kingsnsmith, in Jackson, was struck
by Lighting and burned. A wagon,
osrriage e, 5 hogs, 1000 feet 0 fPoplar lum-
Der. new moving machine, about eight
tons Of hay, and other articles were con-
sumed with the building.
The contract for building the North
school house, in this place, has been
awarded to Messrs. wilkins & Sides,
carpenters. and Messrs. Downs q Elliott,
masons, for the sum Of eight thousand
ave hundred and fifteen dollars. The
work 70 be commenced June 18th in
slant.
The potato exterminator-the great
Colorado bug-no humbug-hHs made
It's appearance among rs, armed and
equipped for 8 destructive descent upon
your 6arlg hoeef LeoSA olo"Ss ~
nocks, etc. Mr.. Abner Rush, Of Warren,
brought 8 branch offs potato stalk TO our
once e fow days since, on which about
= dozan Of Colorado emigrants had
squstted and seemed to be at home A
writer in the C0lGmbus JourRGJsays the
only way to ave the potato from the
ravaees o. the insect Is to employ per-
sons 70 20 over the potato field and shake
OF the bugs from each hill, into a recep-
tacle, say a basin containing some liquid
inimicai 70 bug happiness. One man
can clean up about an acre q day in this
way. It VIII pay, for potatoes viii be
potatoes next fall. Anyhow it would
besome ss~tsfactiont to know You had de-
seated the bugs.