Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-07-12
THE CHRONICLE
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LoCAL md PERSoNAL

AOCN ana RA6GSOGN
a motto for tie little Solks-avOid
unripe fruit
The County Commissioners held a
three days session last week.
The wheat is nearly all harvested in
this section. The farmers report a good
crop.
-Messrs. Lee & smith, Of Psrkman,
sdVertiseG sn improved fax threshing
machine.
We observe that the catch-basins on
Main and Market Streets have been
cleaned out the past week.
An oar crushsr has been added to
the Furnaces, and has been in successful
operation for a few days.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather which rendered the trackin bad
condition, the races at Niles were a sue
cess.
The Juvenile Singing Class Of Or
we'll gives aeoncert Wednesday evening,
July 18th, under the direction OF C. C.
Case.
Mr.. z-Scotts bus has been newly
rnEntsd. and decorated with the cards Of
Some Of the lively business men Of
Warren.
M. A. D. Webb has added q very
ane pOrdco to the fronts OF his residence,
CD Mahoning Avenue, adding much to
the appearances Of the house.
The annual reunion Of the Bar Of
Trumbull, Mahoning and Portage coun-
ties win be held on Friday next at the
Tod House, in Youngstown.
Sunday, until about three O'Clock,
was chs hottest day Of the season. The
mercury was as high as ninety-fve de-
grees in The shade. Alter the rain It ien
considerably.
"A correspondent from Pennington
informs a. That they had q very severe
wind and rain storm in that place, Mon
day, blowing down fences, trees, crops,
anddoing great damage among the orch
ard and 6resttrses.
-Newcomb & Arlington's minstrel
troupe, fron New York, viii give an en-
tertainmentat Webb'sHau this evening.
This company have been playing in
Cleyeland the past week, and are highly
spoken OF by the papers fthat city.
There VIII be an open Lodge at the
I. o. G. T. Hall, on Friday evening Of
this week. A committee has been sp-
pointed for entertainment, which will
be on hand with plays, charades, &c
The /. o. G. 7. HalIis q pleasant one and
will be well ventilated. Let every n
90 expecting to have and makea good
time.
"A monument viii be erected to the
memory OF Capt. Ia D. Kee, Of Greene.
The Masonic fraternity viii take charge
Of the ceremony. Rev. Charles l. Ship
man win deliver the address. A cordial
invitation is extended to all Mssons and
friends to Join in doing honor to the gal
liant dead. i q. B. HAH[oN, Secy
Rural Lodge No. S2s F. & AN.
Some enterprising farmer, residing
near Warren, can find material to double
or treble the producing capacity Of his
acres, by having the accommodations
around the hitching posts on Market and
Main Streets gathered and hEuls5 to his
10 his lands. The cleaning up wouldnot
injure the appearances Of the streets, nor
be an imprudsnt sanitary movement.
Several cases were heard in Warren,
on Monday last, in which R. B. Potter,
Receiver Of the A. & G. W. R'y, was
defendant The plaintiffs are all claim
ants, opposing the discharge OF the Re
ceiVer. until their claims have been paid
ont of the funds in his hands. Hon. J.
A. Ambler, OF Columbian county heard
The 6asesa as Referee.
-There was no formal celebration
q the Fourth in this place. Many Of.
the business houses were closed part OF
the dav. and tbs Sunday-like q%uietness
that rsIgned was disturbed only by the
constant swapping and cracking Of the
fire cracker and torpedo brigade. The
heavy rain that set in about midnight
ana continued till nearly noon, frus-
rated the plans Of several pienicers.
At the institution Of Orwell Lodge
&c. z77 LOOT, June q, over one hun
drsd members OF the Order were pres
ent from sister Lodges. Thirteen per-
soma Joined as charter members, IA on
card, and eight were regularly initiated.
The officers installed for the first Official
ferin, are As followss d. Q. johnson, n.
g.; A. G. Hutchinson, V. c. L. P. Jor-
dem, R. s.; E. Paine, P. s.; A. Lamb, T.
"A few days since q team Of horses,
attached to a Light, double wagon, which
were left standing nesr the furnace, I'M
hitched, frightened and dashed up South
and Main streets at 8 speed evidently
beyond the running capacity ca the We
hicle. They were brought TO q stand by
a forcfble collision with q hitching post,
which cut and bruised one Of the horses
considerably, and demolished a wagon
wheel
"A communication from Hon. Horace
Cspron, Commissioner OF the Depart
ment OF Agriculture, st Washington,
informs Us that be has appointed x
Sheriff J. G. Butler, OF Warren, Statisti-
cal Correspondent for the department for
Trumbun county. We have do doubt
but that Mr.. Butler viii prove himself a
competent reporter, and take pains to
represent the agricultural prospects and
interests Of our county correctly.