Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-08-02
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. lUGUsTs. 1871.
LOCAL and PERSONAL

LOCAL and
Grapes hang in abundance upon tbs
vines.
-~Blsckberries are in the market in
abundance.
The "dog star reigneth." Look out
for A(UlgHsty spell Of weather.
-watermelons, or in other words,
cholera bombs, are in market.
Main Street below the CAM. r. R,
is being graded by the Street Commiss-
Toner.
Miles wants q band; we hope they
will be successful in having one-War-
rem had band once.
Gen. Noyes, Republican candiSNas
for Governor. will speak in Warres
9Th day Of October next.
The Park would afford an excellent
field for = moving machine match, to be
followed by trial Of horse rakes.
There will be a quarterly meeting
held at the United Brethren Church, in
Fowler Ridge, August 18th and 18th
-Messrs. Andrews & Price struck a
four feet five inches vein Of coal, last
week, at Viewers Corners. in Austin
town.
The post office at Basstta, this coun-
ty, has been made q money order Office.
1t will enter on its duties on the 3lst
inst.
The building spirit in Warren cOn-
tinues unabated. Seyersl fine residen-
ces have been erected, sand still they
come"
The Warren District Camp-meeting
commences August 9th, at Williams
field, to continue one week. See notice
elsewhere.
Rev. II. L. Badger desires to dispose
of a number Of articles Of household
goods at private sale. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
Quarterly meeting rext Saturday
and Sunday at the NJ. E. Church in-this
city. Rev. HIN. chamberlain will Oh
duct the services.
Last Saturday wss payday. Night
incidents: benzine plentiful loud talk
ing; sight any man Of my weight"
lookup replenished.
The Trumbull County Bible Socie-
tvs canvassing agVnt, Mr.. A. n. Grih-
ing, is now in the field: friends of the
Bible, give him q welcome.
HAt Morris & Co.'S bank at Mineral
adge, they are getting out q fine article
Of coal and especially Of black band ore.
Only about twenty men are employed,
as there is not a great demand for coal.
"A Teachers Institute Of two weeks
duration win be held in this city, COM
mencing Aug. 18th. Among the teach
ers aud lecturers secured will be Prof
John Ogden and U. T. Currin. .
About seven O'Clock last Friday eve
ming, H. C. Reid Co.'S machine shop
caught fire. The IRE originated from the
forge, it belnga time when many per-
sons were passing back and forth. K was
discovered and extinguished before any
serious damage occurred. - d.
BY an advertisement published in
another column Of this paper, it will be
observed that the fall term of the Bloom
field High School will open on Tuesday,
August 22d, under the charge Of Prof.
J. NJ. HuIlbut, assisted by Mrs. Hurl-
but and Miss Hattie E. F. Smith.
..."H
-Trumbull county Lodge I. o. G. T.,
win hold its next quarterly session at
Fowler, Thursday, Aug. 10Th. Prepare
tons are being made to render this ses-
sion one Of especial interest and profit.
A public meeting will be held in the
evening which will be addressed by an
able speaker on the subject Of temper
Snce.
Mr.. d. B. Reed, of the firm Of Reed
&Barnnm, has returned. The fair share
Of trade realized by this new firm. and
the fhe display Of new goods since his
return, explains satissactorially the cause
Of his absence. As regards pocket
knives, we think the most Iastidious
yankee whittier, "or any other man, -
can be suited by q sslectiOu from their
large assortment
The attention ofmerchants is called 10
TO card OF the New York house OF Messrs.
Granville Yhittlesey & Co., published
in this paper. They offer extra attrAe-
tons and Inducements to buyers, and
purchasers visiting New York from this
section, will no doubt find it to their in
terest to give this house 3 call Mr..
Whittlesey being q former resident Of
this part Of Ohio, q Western Reserve
man, is certain Of a most cordial recep-
ton.
We are pleased 20 learn from D. B.
Kinney that the case OF Miss Leiteh, Of
-ohltown, whom we mentioned in last
weeks CHEoN1cLz. isprogressinS nicely
and that hopes are entertained that she
will make q complete recovery. THEM
the symptoms which followed Of tbs
most grave character. The fork having
entered the abdomen and ruptured the
peritoneum, the most violent inflammation
of that membrane followed which threat
ened TO destroy life and doubtless would
had it not been for the prompt and
energetic treatment Of her medical at
tsndants. She was attended By hsr
brother Df. A. J. Leitch, OF Niles, assist
ed by Drs. n. Kinney and Bard, OF Min
eral Ridge, DR.. Woods, Of Warren, and
DR.. Porter, OF Newton Falls.