Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-07-10
THE CHRONICLE
LOCAL and PERSONAL
wEDsSDAE. JULY 10. is7s.

G and PERSONAL
-Farmers are cutting wheat IN this
section.
The Fourth passed of very quietly,
there being no public demonstration.
-Girard String Bapd furnishes music
at vineland Place every Friday evening.
The covered bridge on Main Street,
in the lower portion o the city, was sold
on Wednesday last, toMr. A. Truesdell,
for s65. IL
10 AMany Of the Old, ~dilapideted side
sstcxnlks IN the city are beiagreplaced by
new onss, making . needed improve
Us ment. $50 bas al issEEs IN
During the pest six months one
hundred and y four marriage Iicen-
SEES were granted by Probate JRdge.
YeomEns. ls4' .
-workmen are engaged putting
usdOwnnsWg gas pipe on High street, the
old main, II seems, heing4iH poor con-
bsH2i 5srz 3EfEm
-5 The last NJ E Qnartariy Meeting of
the present conferences year, for Warren
WI be held on Saturday and Sabbath,
o Jhly eOtH and 2Ist.5alA aA s
-Ane4ection for two members Of the
; School Board VIII be held Tuesday, the
sd inst See omcial notice in local ad-
81 Tertisenent column. tGsi,s z55l.5ls
Nj. Joseph Bots has sold his house
and lot containing Il acres on Market.
St., near Red Run, to the A. Y. & P H.
r. Company for $3.50. ,
-Fhefe aSas an advertised, letter for
John smith in LIST weeks GHAoNIcEE,
Postmaster Wise Is bothered oyer the
question, Whleh one does II belong to7
Judging by tina large npmher of
moving machines and horse-rakss that
we daily observe goinginto the country,
it is fairto belieyethat harvest time is at
handoTE& Ho1E &.
1.-The Fire Steamer has been lately
overhauIsdT Seyerzlo of the fues were
discovered to leak, but were promptly
repaired, thereby saving considerable
trouble In case OF 3 fire.
The elevated ground on the south
side of the Franklin House property, on
Markets Street. has been cut down to the
grade of the street, snda new side walk
Laid, making . good and needed i'm
ProvemeHt. s alE E.sla
The luxuriant growth of timothy
and red clover that waved and bloomed
an the Public Square, was cut and dried
and eonYefted into numerous little
hayeoeks, on last Saturday, affordipg
our ututaran city fathers an opportuni-
~ tosnoW what they know about farm
ing &
The Fourth was celebrated in How
land by eanAzd wsr upon the wood
cock. Between the hours of i've and
eight in the morning, the woods re-
sounded with the report OF firearms. A
number oSsportsmen from abroad were
there. and consider &c a good locality for
th ct species Of game. "a
I'd. Carr, Grin wymer and Craig
pbini Ds were before Mayor Dawson,
Monda, ron . charge of assault and bat
torv com. uitted on Aaron Davis. Carr and
WIENER ere bound oFer in the sums
$500 and 500, respectively, to appear
q The = = sssion Ofthe Courts Of Com
mon pleas. phillips was discharged.
1--we would tall Sttention to the card
p oftbs principal of WIlionghky College,
a. $500 CzKoNfcLE. tTheinstitu-
t;o1 4 one 81 ehsmast nvorably located
in the uouat.y for accessibility and
beafhfalness. The comparative cheap
ness of living there is Al important
~econousicaI consideration TO students.
lout the night ofthe Fourth the ofice
Of DR.. 10y, on Mahoning Avenue, was
fercibly entsred by burglars andss+eralt
articles stolen A medical and surgieaIl
case. and numerous dental and dis
secing Instruments are " among the
missing.rS The teal Loss amounts to
sbout ninety or q hundred dollars, May
he doctor bezbIessed with more than
hi. I usual amount Of patience to s~sstsin
him in this trial.
y We don't know how they found 1t
out. ,ut the HortksvesterH Republican,
publish ted at Wauseon, Ohio. says: The
irst CT seley and Brown flag in Trum-
bun eou uty was thrown to the breezs
from q wi. adow ofths nj, at Warren, by
one of the inmates. 1t is suggested that
said flag was { hint to Greeley that
somebody W. Snted to be ''bailed out"
Gen. EnERsoS oPDYcKE, Of, New
York. was in Warren Last week. on q
brief visit 70 friends and relatives here,
The mercantile firm Of Peake. oPdycke
q Co.. is one Of the most successful and
growing houses in the metropolis, and
much Of its Hnsrited successi is due to the
characteristie energy Of General OPP
dycke. As Vas to be expected of so
gallant : soldier ia the late war Of the
rebellion. the General Is uncompromis-
,neiy for Grant He ssys that Greeley
is surrounded by As corrupt q set Of
politicians as New York can produce,
who have pinned thsit stalking fortunes
TO Greeley's coat tails,