Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-11
THE IONIC
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IL. ISL.
LOCAL and

LOCAL ana EApSONN
Have we Indian Summer nowf
-Menaeerie and circus to be in town
Saturday next.
We have held the paper back one
dav for election news.
"A fuii-grown Otter was recently
killed at East jefferson, Ashtabula
County.
Il. N. Pike, of Windham, will de-
liver a lecture at the brick school house
in Newton Falls, Oct Is.
-Grapes-the most luscious COrcords
one and two pound bunches-ricn'
ripe, juicy, are plenty here at hve Genus
pound.
We notice that Warren Young
ESQ. of Washington, has come home TO
election. The old gentleman always
votes the right ticket
Mr.. R. S. Parks, of Washington
DC. arrived in Warren yesterday, LOOK
inc FIRST rate. His many ldfriends ex-
tend him a cordial greeting home.
M James Blackburn, of this town
shin. brought us, a fsw;days since, seven
potatoes weighing nine pounds. One
weighing 1 lb. and 16 ozs. PeachbloWs-
We are informed that parties have
secured the old canal bed and tow path
from Newton Falls to Ravenna, which
is intended to be the road bed Of a rail-
road from Niles TO RaYenna via NeWton
Falls.
Rev. E. B. Fairfield, Of Mansfield,
formerly president of HiIlsdale College,
Mich. viii deliver a lecture at Hartford
Academic Institute, Wednesday eve
ming, Oct. 18th.
The attention of our readers is d.
rected to the local notice Of Messrs.
Fearns & Gray, who have just opened
out q fine stock of dry goods in the store
room two doors south Of McLain's Bank,
on Main street.
The fifth annual fair Of the Mshon-
ing Valley Agricultural Society, at New
ton Falls. commences to-day, and will
continue Thursday and Friday. Cattle
show on Thursday and horse show on
Friday. The prospect for a good iair
is reported to be hattering.
A Council Of Congregational church
es has been called to meet at the United
Brethren church in Bloomsbury, Thurs
dav. Oct. 18th, at11 o'clock A. NJ, to or
eanize a Congregational church. Ser
mon bv Rev. E. B. Fairfield, Of Mans
field. Public exercises afternoon n
evening.
On Friday last the atmosphere was
"a compound Of smoke, fog and SCOT.
The question was, where did the extra
.aneous elements come from in such
overwhelming proportionsH One fellow
thought the world might be on fire, n
had q notion to move up into Geaugo
county, so as to get outside.
The paving on North Liberty Street
is progressing finely. MI. Weeks, the
contractor, appears to be doing a hne job.
With its recent improvements setting
of Liberty Street so handsomely, it has
within a few years risen to the position
of n of the incest and most desirable
streets for residence in the city.
On Monday night of last week,
Joseph McCantry's store, in Lords
town, was burglarized and about
$4,000 worth Of dry goods and s. in
change stolen. The burglars cut their
way through the side of the building,
making q hole in the weather boarding
and plaster large enough to admit them
IA lecture Association has been or
ganized at Newton Falls, to provide q
course of lectures for the citizens Of that
place the coming fall and winter. The
first lecture will be delivered on We'd
nesday evening, Nov. 1, by the Rev. E
B. Mason, of Rsvenna. Subject: st.
Petersburgh. Admission, p cts. Chill
.dren under ten years, Is cts.
We refer our readers so the Card o.
JAMES T. BRADY & Co., Bankers, cor.
Wood Street and Fourth Avenue, Pitts
burgh. Pa. They are an old and reliable
House, and will exchange your Govern
ment Bonds of the issue Of 1856, or buy
them. paying you in Coin or Currency
They also receive deposits Of Coin OF
ezrrency, subject to check at any time
nv nav iaterest on time deposits.
The scared and yellow leaf tells o
the visits q hoary frosts and chilling
autumnal winds. Soon the trees VII
be stripped Of their foliage, as leaf Dy
leaf it falls 10 the ground. But ther
there are the ripened and gathered cropi
of the field and the fruits Of the orchard
in barn and cellar, to make the Wintel
freside CHEEKY with comfort and plenty
Our people have been blessed with
wear of abundance, and may all be happy
in the enjoyment thereof!
-Eaucate for business life at FELTON, q
Bieelow's Business College, Cleveland
Ohio. The present is the most favorable
time for entering the Fall Glasses. Al
there are no vacations however, student
can enter any business day Of the year
In the Business department, udenp
do not Tscite in classes but receiving IN
sdividual instruction ; and in the Writing
and Arithmetic departments they botl
recite in classes and EsGejye special car
from the teachers in charge, Monthly
reports OF attendance and adYaHceRepi
of students are sent to parents who de
sire it, and the Interests Of students ar
carefully guarded