Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-08-23
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. KuGusrss .. 1s7I.
LOCAL. and PERSONAL

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Communication from "Nomad'' too
late for publication this week.
Our compliments to Mrs. Charles
Tilden, of Windham, for a beautiful
boQuet of dahlias.
-ReY. H. L. Badger delivered his
farewell sermon on Sabbath evening
last, to a large audience.
Rev. Thomas ]. Tayler, of Sedalia,
Missouri, wilHpreach at the Episcopal
church, morning and evening, on Sun
day, August q.
Mr.. H. n. Marion. Of Newton, raised
some fine peachblow potatoes ; three Of
them weigh four and one-half pounds.
No small potatoes those.
AT the Teachers Institute, Prof A.
B. Johnston, of Cincinnati, is officiating
in the place of Prof. Ogden, who is at
tending the Medina County Institute.
We find upon our table a tastefully
arranged boquet, in which sail the beau
ties of nature do blendt. The fair donor
will -pleaseaccept our thanks.
Mr.. h. J. Harsh, of Warren town
ship, left at our office, yesterday, some
very fine specimens of apples of the
Shirwood Fovorite and jersey Sweet
varieties.
Rev. Eddy, familiarly known as
"Father Eddy" the Oldest preacher in
the Erie NJ. E. Conference, will occupy
the pulpit of the Methodist church of
this city. on Sabbath next.
DIR. A. &. Lyman, Of this city, has
gone east to attend are-union of the Ly-
man family, t. be held at North Hamp-
ton, Mass. He will be absent from his
office two or three weeks.
"A hearty invitation is extended to
citizens, old and young, to attend
the meeting on next Friday evening, at
the Hall Of the Good Templars. Come
up and spend an hour pleasantly, in a
social interchange of thought. 1t will
do thee good.
The Disciples Of TrumbulI and Ma
honing counties, viii hold their yearly
meeting in ]. Halls grove, north Of
Hubbard, on the 18th. 26th, 9th and 18th
of this month. Some very able minis
tiers Of that denomination are expected
to be present.
There is a law in this State making
1t a penal offence for any person to take
any kind Of timber, fruit or vegetables
- e. D-o-,seaz 90 oDo4bar
The juvenile idea that fruit is permiss-
able plumber is erroneous, and young
America should govern himself accord
ingly.
Mr.. Benjamin Chesney, formerly of
Warren, but for a number of years. resi-
dent Of Lake county, has been re-nomin-
ated for Auditor by the Republicans of
that county. This will make the tenth
election of Mr.. Chesney 20 this office,
he having faithfully served the people of
Lake county as Auditor, for over TWEEN
years, Zach time being nominated by
reclamation.
An audience numbering at least five
hundred persons assembled at the NJ. E.
church, on Sunday evening last, to lis
ten to Rev. E. 81. Yingling's farewell
sermon. The pulpit was tastefully dec
grated with flowers and evergreens.-
The feelings of the speaker were strik-
ingly expressed in the language of his
text, found in fifteenth chapter and
eleventh verse-of Galatians.
The Sunday School Of the Metho-
dist church, of this city, held q picnic
on the Fair Grounds, on Wednesday
last The weather was favorable, and Of
course the occasion was a pleasant n
From the huge manner in which the
children enjoyed themselves, those good
friends who had the matter in charge,
have every reason to believe that their
efforts were a grand success.
Tho Painsville Telegraph says:-
Chief Engineer &c. Charpless moved
his corps OF Engineers on the Psinsville
& Youngstown Railroad TO Chardon, on
Monday Of last week, where they COM
menced surveying and running lines
from that point towards Youngstown
Large gangs of men are now pushing
the work between gainesville and Char
don. A call for two hundred more Is
borers is made.
The Republican nominating conven-
ton for Mahoning county, met at Can
field last Saturday, and nominated the
following officers: I. Clark, of Board
man, sr Representative Il. Mansfield
of Garfield. for Auditor; W. J. Lauth-
rers of youngstown, Prosecuting Attor-
ney; Elias Murger of Jackson for Recor-
der; C. Beck of Springfield, for Com
missioner, and James Williams of Els
worth, for Infirmary Director.
Although we never indulge in the
"Iuzury'' of smoking or chewing, we
presume there are many in this vicinity
who are so unfortunate as to be able to,
and this class may lind themselves oc-
~casiOnally in the goodly city of Detroit.
To all such we would mildly sug-
gest that if you have any intention Of
"breaking or don't be persuaded to
take a peep at the tempting stock Of
cigars and tobacco to be found at the es-
adjustment Of Mathews, Wilson &
Wher, ZIG jefferson Avenue, for we fear
that this, and the genial smiles Of Mr..
Albert Wher, a member of the firm,
formerly of Mahoning county, would
badly shatter your good resolve.