Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-09-13
THE CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY,. sEPrEHBEa Is. ISL.
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Streets cleaned last week.

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Streets cleaned last week.
Fresh oysters in the market.
Grapes in abundance in this market,
Thanks to Niles driving turf mana
gers for favors.
Nearly cold enough for frost several
nights the past week.
Horace Greedy viii speak IL War
rem, on the evening of September IS.
Several additional appointments for
Republican township meetings. See
notice.
Preaching at the Union church, on
the Parkman road. on next Sunday, at
1Ol, A. n.
The chills are prevalent in this sec
ton. Quite a number Of persons are
troubled with them.
The Trumbun and Mercer Musical
Association meets at sharon, Oct. 10; to
continue in session four days. @
Two dsys racing, in Niles, on the
18th and SOths of this month. The races
Mr-
This far have proved a success.
"A new bank to be calledt the morgan
Savings and Loan Association : I, is soon
70 be put in operration at Rock Creek.
County Fair membership tickets for
sale at the ofics of A. D. Webb, Esq,
in Warren, Treasurer Of the Agricultp-
raI Society.
The next term of the Mahoning
county Common Please Court common
ces next Mondey. There are $50 cases
on the Docket
The fifth Annual Re-Union or the
Sixth Ohio Veteran Volunteer Cavalry
comes of at Orwell, Tuesday, Oct. 3.
See adVt for particulars.
The Prohibition Central Committees
Of Mahoning and Trumbun counties,
met in Niles, September Z. and nomi-
mated for State Senator Joseph Marvin
Jr., Of Warren.
The predicted shower Of meteors put
in an appearance Wednesday night. last
week, about one o'clock. The sky was
cloudsd, and consequently the sight was
not so grand as it otherwise would have
been. ~ wAiTas y +4v1U
"A daughter of H. L. Spear, of Or
~angeville. eyed about twelve years. fell
from a fence, on Tuesday Of last week,
and fractured an arm at the elbow joint.
II Is feared the injury will resultsin a
stiff arm.
The visit Of Bishop Beden to the
Episcopal church in this city, which we
announced to take place on Sunday the
18th instant, has been postponed for a
few weeks. owing to a pressure of Dios-
cesar business.
Rev. Thomas J. Taylor, now of Sc
dalia, Missouri, has accepted a call to the
Rectorship of the Episcopal church in
Warren, and viii enter upon his dulies
about the middle Of October.
College papers giving fun particu-
lars Of the course of studies, method Of
instruction, qualification for entering
time Of commencing, and necessary ex-
penses of the Union Business College,
can be had by addressing Fenton 4 Bige-
low, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. P, Chase, one of the Trustees of
Warren Township, started on yesterday
morning with a little girl named Palm
er for the Ohio Girls Reform School, at
White Sulphur Springs. This is for
tunate for the child. as she was certainly
fast going to ruin on the streets.
Mr.. Charles Dodge. formerly and for
several years with Reed q Adams, but
who has been absent .about two years,
has again located In Warren, and has
charge Of the cutting department Of Mr..
c. S. Fields clothing house. Mr.. Dodge
stands at the head Of his profession as
an experienced and artistic cutter.
We have just put up in our Office !
one OF the best paper cutters, for the
price-S210. O0-in the Union. One pull
of the lever will drive the knife through
a bundle OF hat-capss easily and smooth
" as you could slice q cheese with an
ordinary knife. If any of the craft want
a No. 1 cutter for a moderate price, they !
cannot do better, we think, than to send
their order to Geo. Sanborn &rCo.Y7s
Duane St, New York, who wnt do the
fair thing.
"A large part Of the iron sufficient to
lay the track from Painesvills 70 Char
don. has been purchased, two hundred {
tons OF which is to be delivered here by A.,
the 18th Of this month, 50 that the track
laying will belcommeneed before the
10th. One Of the iron firms at Youlgs- =
town has made a partial agreement to
furnish one hundred tons next week, if ,
possible for them to do so. The work of
laying it viii be commenced without )
further delsy.-PainesUsIe Telegraph. :
Work upon the A. Y. & P. line wasD4
begun on Monday last by contractors g
Russell & UDY, at the crossing Of thei G
South Ridge. The cut is about 10 feet, J
presenting different layers Of sand T
brown and blue clay. The workiug ]
force is being steadily increased, and1 v
there is n reason why this chief obstacle /
on the hne should not be renoved IN thef
shortest practicable time. When this q
shall have been accomplished, the resi-
due offhe. work upon t-hiseontract win be
run over with much facility, as the grad
ing is nearly all surface work, and over
which there need be no delay, when the
first is miles-to Rock Creek-wiI be
ready for the ies.-Ashta6uIG Telegraph