Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-08-30

WEDNESDAY. GUGusrsO. ISL.
LOCAL and
Two full moons this month.

Two full moons this month.
-Dogdays ended last Monday.
oysters will soon be in favor anC
flavor.
This month 46 minutes less dsyligh
than last.
Several Of our merchants have gone
East for fall purchases.
1t is announced that a fall of meteor:
occurs some night this week.
The Trumbun County Fair comes
of on September 10, 20 and q.
Vegetation is made happy by the
rains of the past two or three days.
Abundant rains have fallen through.
outthis region during the past week.
The fall term Of Dana,s Musical In
-stitute commences Monday next, Sep
TENDER 4.
Bear in mind the supper announced
for the next Friday evening, at the NJ.
E. Church.
There will be no service he Id in the
Methodist church of this city on next
sabbath.
Read the new ordinance, new adver-
tisements, local notices, etc, and grow
wise and happy.
The Erie Annual Conference of the
NJ. E. Church, for 1871, commences st
MeadViIle, Pa, to-day
The law restricting the killing Of
wild duck, ceases to be in force from
next Friday till the first Of March.
Gen. Noyes, the gallant standard
bsarsr of the Ohio Republicans, win
speak in Warren, Wednesday afternoon,
October 4.
Bishop Bedell viii be in Warren,
on Sunday, September II, and admins
ter the right Of confirmation at the Epis-
copal church.
Rural festivities have commenced
Harvest home pic-nics, tripping the light
fantastic, and such like diversions make
up the programme.
MI. J. h. Fluhart, Mayor of Niles
sent in his resignation on Wednesday
last. It was received by the Village
Clerk, NJ. G. Butler.
The CHRONICLE will be furnished
til the close of the campaign for twenty
five cents. Two dollars will pay for it
along time after the election.
Several families living in the lower
part Of town, have been visited with
fever and ague. The canal is accused of
being the cause of this plague.
The Town Council have passed an
ordinance establishing q Board Of Health
in this place. The cid canal will prove
a ssYory point for investigation.
The remains Of Harry Adams, for
merly proprietor of the Eagle House,
were brought to this place. last Thursday
evening, and interredi in lakewood Gene
terry. He died at Chicago.
Mr.. Jules Vautrot, Jr., VIII please
accept our thanks for q halt dozen wood
cOck-a bird justly priced among sports
men and epicures as u~napproaehable in
sweetness, tenderness and delicacy.
1t is predicted The. just about now
there is to DO q ar of shooting stars, or
meteors, similar to the memorable celes-
tial pyrotechnicaI display Of 1852. Don't
forget to wake up at the right time.
On Satur day afternoon last, a lorna
do swept over 8 part Of the township Of
Johnston, uprooting trees and prostrat-
ing fences over hundreds Of acres ofland.
Our informant says that the amount Of
damage done by the destruction OF TIM
Der is estimated to reach as high as ten
thousand dollars.
We have just made several additions
Of the latest styles of type to our large
assortment for job work. Also have
made important and valuable additions
70 the machinery Of the same depart
ment, thereby increasing our facilities
FOR executing all orders in the line Of
Job printing with nestness and despatch.
Mr.. j. 3. FLUHART, late editor OF
the Niles Independent, has located at
Bellefontaine, in this State, and the Press
of that city comes to US with his name
as its editor. The Press is one Of the
largest and best printed county papers
in Ohio, and bears evidence of being
managed with ability in its business and
editorial Departments. We congratulate
our old neighbor upon his fine pros
poets, and hope his success may exceed
his most sanguine expectations.
From Ravenna papers welearn that
on Friday evening last all the prisoners, |
five in number, confined in the Jail al
that place escaped. Three of the pris-
oners were from Trumbuu county; ed.
Carr and Geo. Parker, who stole q horse
nom MI. I. Z. Williams, of Rowland,
and Billy Ryan for pilfering. The boy
Ryan was abused by the rest OF the
prisoners, and for this reason was allow
ed the freedom Of the Jail yard and at
night was locked up, but not until nine
o'clock. On the evening OF their escape
the jailor wss absent and the boy unlock
ed the doors giving freedom to the four
inmates. On Tuesday morning the boy,
Ryan. returned himself to the jail, re-
porting that he had been to Warren. and
was advised by his mother and a deputy
sheriff to return. he says he was given
1donar By the prisoners to unlock the
doors for them. he gives no account Of
the direction taken by the others.