Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-09-11

Greeley h|epuDllcanS IN LOrdStown, anC
m Greeley Democrats are getting scareer
IN Gen. Grant apples-a splendid vari.
m ETY., samples of which from the orchard
of Mr.. Thos. Kennedy, of Bazetta, have
been placed on the editors table. One
n weighs II ounces. Four weigh 8 lbs. Il
ozs. If any person wishes to leave q
ton or two Of that kind of fruit with us,
no offence will be taken.
There is to be a Band Picnic in
n Greene, or Saturday, Sept. %, at il
O'Clock, a. m. All Brass Bands and
their friends are cordially invited to at
tend. The bands from Gustavus, Lenox.
d Orwell, Mesopotamia, Bristol and Niles
are expected to be there. If the weather
is favorable they are bound to have a
good time.
Z We are informed by Mr.. II. T..
Adams, of Vineland Place, hat the work
, on the A. Y. & P. R. R., from the juno
ton below Girard TO Niles, is being
pushed forward with great rapidity.
The ties are now being laid, and the
iron will be laid in a few days. A grand
Railroad celebration of that portion of
the road will be celebrated at Vineland
Place when the iron is laid 20 Niles.
The election held last Friday eve
ming for officers, of the 1. n. Dawson
Fire Company, for the coming year, re-
suited in the selection of the following:
Captain, J. W. Brooks; Ist Lieutenant,
Amos Dillon; ID Lieutenant, w. J.
Hurst; LIST Hose Director, S. Murburger;
ID Hose Director, Levi Camp; Pipeman,
w. Fitzpatrick, K. Clinite; Secretary,
S. w. Jones; Treasurer, D. D. Drennen.
FELTON, & Bigelow's Business Col
lege, corner Superior and Seneca streets,
Cleveland, is the oldest, largest and
most successful school in the State or
entire West, and prepares young men
for every position in business life. With
a large faculty OF -cOmpetetent teachers
and a first-class reputation for thorough.
ness and efficiency, this popular school
continues to be ~patronized by our lead
ing citizens and business men.
The Council Of 'Old Catholics will
meet in Cologne on the Goth, Dist and
22d of September, to consider the sub
ject Of reformation in the Roman Catho-
lie Church. During this session divine
service will be celebrated in Christ
Church, in this city, with special refer
ence to this congress and prayers for the
same, on Friday, the Goth, and Saturday,
2lst of September, at A, p. m, and on
Sunday, the 22d, at the usual hours.
The public is cordially invited.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
Church of Warren will have charge of
the Dining Hall of the Trumbun County
Agricultural Society, during the Annual
Fair which comes of Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday of next week. The
proceeds OF the dining hall will inure to
the benefit OF the church. The public
may rest assured that the ladies who
have assumed the responsibility of the
Dining Department will spare no effort
to make their arrangements entirely
satisfactory to all who can appreciate a
good and well prepared table.
-OChCAoA Improvements ndNo DcGu
made in the accommodations for exhibit
tors at the Trumbull County Fair
Grounds this fall. We will mention
that Floral Hall has beer enlarged by
an addition IS by IS feet. This depart
ment will be taken in charge by Mr..
w. F. Porter, whose good taste and
experience in the fine arts warrant the
that Floral Hall will redeem !
itself this year from the shortcomings
of the past. We bespeak for Mr.. Porter I
the cordial cooperation of all our citi- {
zens, in town and country, who can '
articles thai will adorn and I
attractive the Hall. f;
VIII. Shay, ofNiles, accompanied by
two ladies, was driving a spirited horse,
attached to a carriage, down Market ST..
on Sunday lass, at a pace rather faster
than compatible with the city ordir ance, I
and on ~endeavoring to urn onto Main 2
the carriage upset, throwing the I
occupants with considerable force 1
the stone pavement. The ladies I
miraculously escaped I'M Jury. Shay re- Q
C6lNSQ S6N6Id4 severe CODluSlO1S aDOue Y
the head, rendering him insensible. He
taken to DR.. Woods Office, where it Z
soon sscertained that he was con- t
siderably intoxicated. AS soon as con- /
seriousness returned he was taken to the O
lookup. Monday morning Mayor Q
Dawson fined him $40, costs included. b
twenty-five mics of the gainesville v
Youngstown Narrow Gauge road on n
the hither side of Youngstown, says the v
gainesville Advertiser, have been let for n
grading, to be completed by the end of v
the year. Grading was commenced at t
Chardon a few days ago, and will extend c
not only to the new depot grounds, but f
far south as possible this season. If s
sufficient help can be secured the Com C
pany propose to have the iron laid not I
only from Youngstown to Warren, by C
the first of January, but for fifteen miles b
south from Chardon. There is some P
prospectthat workmen will be employed c
between PainesYiI!e and Fairport this {
fall. If iron ore could be landed at '
Fairport in sufficiently large quantities
before navigation closes, cars would be
running to Youngstown this winter. i