Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-21
THE CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY. yuxEz. 1871.
LOCAL and

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Attention is invited to the advertise
ment by Geo. P. Hunter, Esq, of a StOr
for sale.
@Greenwood's band will furnish tn
music for the dance at Vienna Hal
Vienna, July4
An Independence Ball comes of a
Miners Hotel, Gustavus, July l. Musi
by shipmsn's full band.
Saturday last was a shrong day il
town. Market and Main Streets were
jam Of vehicles and people.
The attention Of q readers is di
rected to the new advertisements Of tn
Mshoning Iron Paint and Color Works
The exercises Of the graduating
class or Warren High School win com,
menee promptly at 8 O'Clock, Thursday
evening.
The Juvenile Singing Class, o.
Bloomfield, gives q concert on Friday
evening Of this week, under the direc.
ton Of C. c. Case.
The I o. G. rs Of Greene give
dramatic entertainment at Hubbard's
Han, on the evenings Of the 22d and go
inst Their bill promises fun.
I've arc officially informed that
owing to unforeseen circumstances, Dan
Rlee's Circus VIII not exhibit in War
rem on Friday, the q inst, As advertised
BY posters.
Or. S. d. Smith formerly Of the firm
of Rice & Smith, OF Newton Falls, has
locsfed at Mecca The DR.. is a graduate
OF the University Of Michigan, and has
been in practice several years.
The Good Templars Of TrumbuI
county viii hold q grand basket pic nix
at B~aconsburg. on Thursday, June 18th
a577. Good Templars, rally, n and all
for sgood time may be expected. Cox
I'm a local item in last weeks paper
it was Inadvertently stated that Messrs
Reynolds & Taylor were manufacturing
at their Cheese Factory, in West Mecca
forty-two cheese per day. It should
have read day-tuo. Quite q difference.
H."".. MH. OIL" - -m
The Youngstown Water Works prof
ect appears to be going forward with
promise Of completion at no distant day,
The Holly system Is the one TO be- used.
The cost is estimated al $4,000. II is 8
good movement and one We hope War
ren win not be long in initiating.
Rev. E Underwood, Missionary Of
the Sunday School Union, is laboring in
Trumbuu and Mahoning Counties. He
has during the past two months organ
lied in these counties twenty-one
schools, with one hundred and sixty-hve
teachers and nine hundred and thirty
scholars. Has Travelled over seven hun
dred miles, most Of the time on foot, and
given forty-fve addresses
Mr.. Edw. Butler informs Us that he
viii soon commence the publication Of
anew newspaper at Niles, in the inter
ests Of the working people. Niles viii
doEen 70 sustain the excellent local pa
per already established there; but 4
that enterprising community viii sus-
tain two local papers, they will do "big
thing.n Mr.. Buaeri is a practical printer
and the original newspaper protector at
Niles. Success to hard work.
The people Of Newton Falls are con-
siderinS the question Of building a mar
row gauge railroad from their place to
Leavittsburg, along the line ofthe aban-
doned canal. Ameeting was held Sstur-
day evening, when NJ. H. S. Robbins
submitted to the citizens Information in
regard to the practicability Of the project,
probable cost, amount Of trafheliksly to
be afforded, &C, which he had taken
pains 10 obtain. We hope to hear Of the
success Of the marrow gauge"
While in Cleveland, a few ~days-ago,
We visited the fine picture rooms OF our
former townsmen, Nj. A. s. Robbins,
and was not only pleased but astonished
with what was to be seen, especially in
the line OF elegant pier and mantle look
ing glasses, set in frames ft to decorate q
royal palace. When in Cleveland don't
fail to drop into Mr. RS establishment,
corner Of Superior and Seneca Streets
and look at the beautiful psintir IS, chro,
mos, ~engravings, etc, there in great va
riety,
1t pays toraise good stock. In proc
of which we would make mention Of
lev recent sales in this county. M. n
s. Robbins purchased for Mr.. Henry G.
Sender, Of New York, for his Ions
Island farm, Of Mr.. Frank King, o
Rowland, one yearling heifer at $4,000
one at 1880; mda cali, ten days old
at SlOO-an bred and raised by Mr.. Kinl
on his own farm. Nj. Robbins alsC
boughtof Mr.. John Hoffman, al Newtor
Falls, a four years old colt, called the
Buckeye Boy" ats21O.O0, now trottinG
at ESQ. The owner, Mr.. Scudder, has
been offered 81 900 for the horse. We
note these Transactions to show that the
great interest taken by some OF oul
stock men in the improvement Of tbs
quality OF their horses and cattle is moi
improbable, or their efforts misdirected
The Galaxy.
The July number OF this original and
unusually readable Magazine, is on our
table, and an examination OF its contents
proves that talent-snd labor have not
been spared 70 render this number equal
70 the best. Justine Mccarthy write:
on Republicanism in England. The
Dutch at Home; The Neither Side o
New York; Scientific Miscellany Cur.
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