Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-07-26
THE CHRONICLE.
WFBxEsD1T. july g. 1s7.
LOCAL and

The CHRONICLE is just IS years old
to-day.
Corn is a prodigous success this sea
son, about here. It never looked bettel
than now.
The days have shortened up thirty
six minutes since the longest, which wa!
June "A
1t hailed quite lively for a minute OIL
two, a short distance north OF town. or
Friday last
-Alexander Mcconnell, Esq, is Presi.
dent Of the " Universal Life Association
Of Cleveland, Ohio"
-Several farmers in this county
thought last Sunday was too fine a hay
day not 10 be improTed.
Friday evening Of this week, be it
remembered, is the evening Of the ladies'
II. z church aid supper.
-Dr. J. Worthington Stewart is said
70 Be enjoying the hospitality OF the
Sheriff o. Ashtabula county.
-ForafeH days Of rusticating, Mel
son Ledge is the place. This Is a good
season for spring chickens up there.
This hay crop in this section turns
out very much better than was nntici-
pated dnring the month Of june.
There is to Be an election Of officers
at the meeting Of the L. o. c. T. this eve
ming. A fun sttsndsnce is greatly de-
sired.
-Ths coolest thing out Was the July
weather on Friday and Saturday last
oTsrcoats and fires were quite endur-
able.
The corn and oats in Champion and
vicinity, were greatly damagedb by a hail
and wind storm that visited that place on
Sunday week.
The Republican County Nominating
Convention is appointed for August p
Candidates for. sons Of the Offices are
announced
"A moving match IS announced at
Bacevine, tomorrow. Eight or ten
machines viii compete. It will be on
the farm Of A Stow. r
Last Saturday al youngstown, Mrs.
Crane, wife Of a furnace hand, was ruu
over BY a freight train and instantly
killed. She leaves nine children.
The attention Of our readers is di-
rected to the advertisement Of VII
loughby College, 10 be found elsewhere.
The ian term OF this school commences
Auguzt9 2.
-One advantage Of the late heavy
rains is seen in the fact that the streets
have not looked 50 clean for months.
Something less than a hundred tons of
&e and steetsra were swept of.
s-TswukisprcTesSing finely outhe
new Methodist church. During the past
week large ornamental window frame
(9x2D has been placed in front, which
sss 4 on ~splendidly.
Mr.. JOHN Frost, editor Of the Mass
Hon I~ndependcna, wa IN town IN Mon
day last III. Frost was a printer in the
CEEoS1gLE once in lsS1-forty years
3 I. This is his first visit to Warren in
thirty ysarS
While the gold hunters were blast
ing the rock in the Cascade Cave, at
Nelson Ledge, last fall, q strong vein Of
clear cold water hurst forth, that contin-
ues to GOV, andi Is strongly impregnated
with iron
The n. 7. portion Of the A. q G. W.
lnoad.eEzs sold in jamestown, N. Y,
.Jone Q, for S655.OOO. At Philadelphia
the Penn. portion sold for S720,OO0. The
road was bought BY Gen. Mcclellan and
Gen. Thurman in behalf Of the trustees.'
-Quits serious accident kappened to
Miss Leach, living near ohlton, last Fri
day. She was in the haymow, hunting
3 and instead Of returning by the
ladder, she chose 10 slide from the hay,
and became impaled on q pitch fork
which Wac leaning in an erect position
against the NOV. Az first great doubt
WIS entertained Of her recovery; but at
last accounts she was improving. DR..
Woods o. this plaoa attended her.
Our thanks are due Mr.. ". q. Kugh-
Ter, formerly ticket agent OF the A. & G.
". RE A this place, for q copy Of the
illustrated G1lde OF the Pacific Rail-
ways. Mr.. Kughler is now in the en-
ploy Of the Chicago, Burlington and Mis-
soIui River Railroad, and Is located at
Omaha Nebraska. This line is now the
leading and &vorite route from Chicago
west and Is unsurpassed in structure,
equipment speed and safety.
The Mining Commissioner appoint
ed to inspect and report upon the condi-
tion Of the coal mines. were in Trumbuu
county most OF last week, engaged in
making personal examinations Of the
.condihSa & the mines, Is affecting the
health and safety Of the miners. They
have also taken the testimony of the
more Intelligent miners and Of the mine
owners. So far Is their examinations
have proceeded, the msjority Of the IN
soerground workshops were in a very fair
ieondieoDi although some mines were, to
say ne least the reverse. The Commits
=sioners have sent for instruments 10 take
'measurements = the sir currents in the
~hnines, which are expected about the
first Of Aagast The COMMITTEES are this
Eeekin the Hooking valley mining re-
7gion, and propose to return again to this
region, When 3 more extended inspee-
lions win be made.