Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-08-21
THE CHRONICLE
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 81. ls7s
LOCAL and

e. B. Taylor, Esq, will address the
Republicans of Greene on next Satur-
day evening.
-Griswold's oil mill commenced on
new seed last week. Seed brings SL.7O
per bushel now.
-Aherfh second week Of September,
the Musical Institute Brass Band will be
open for engagements from either poHt-
4cal party.
The A. 7. d P. road have several
patent e~xcavators on the line. One of
these machines il calculated to do the
work Of i've men.
The Niles and Warren base ball
clubs played the third game st Niles,
last Saturday. It resulted in the defeat
of the Warren club.
The Secretary of the Teachers In
stitute Informs Us that the names of
those teachers who won prizes in differ
ent branches will appear in next weeks
issue.
-Messrs. Kistler & Wright have just
added to their already extensive livery,
asplendid thirteen hundred dollar Clar-
snee coach, which is altogether the most
elegant turn out in our city.
4Awandering IEInerzntp ern0rmed on,
our streets, yesterday, TO an admiring
crowd, such difficult feats as swallowing
the sword, throwing his limbs out Of
sDf,k ond 1aaos,,- tba haf
The /" Block Cows" milk has ap-
peared In Gustavus and also in other
parts OF the county within the past three
weeks, causing great trouble among the
caseic eaters and makers.
The fall term Of Dana's Musical In
stitute begins Sept. 2, 1872. The school
will open with a fine attendance, appli-
cations having been made from Kansas,
Iowa and the surrounding States.
The Foundry and Machine Shop of
a. G. Reid & Co., are nearly finished
The machinery is being set up as fast as
It arrives The buildings are handsome
brick structures with slate roofs.
There will be a Republican rally at
Bloomfield, on Friday evening next, at
the Town Hall, for the purpose of organ
izing a Grant and Wilson Club. The
meeting will be addressed by MI. P. n.
Haskell.
-Messrs. Lyman c. Howe and o. P.
Kellogg will hold a two days meeting
at Union Hall, Pennington, on Satur-
day and Sunday, August oath and 18th,
commencing Saturday at 1 O'Clock, p. m.
Evening meetings. Friends from a
distance will be provided for. c.
The track of the Mahoning Railroad
has been raised to the height Of four feet,
at the point between Richards furnace
and the cemetery. This was done in
order to allow room for the A. Y. & P.
r. b to pass under. 1t is of considera-
BILE aid to both roads, as it saves the ex-
pense ofa high embankment for the A.
Y. & P. road, and lessons the grade Of
the Mahoning.
On Monday afternoon, a man named
John Franklin, who claimed to live in
Tennessee. entered the clothes removal
ing establishment of Quinn Day, on
Main street, and helped himself to a
coat The noise he made in getting of
with it attracted the attention of Dav.
who pursued him so closely that the
coat was dropped, The man was ar
rested, fined five dollars and costs. with
a sentence of twenty days in the lookup.
"A large and enthusiastic Republican
meeting was held at Niles, on Saturday
evening last, and addressed by E. B.
Taylor, Esq. Although the notice given
Of the meeting was only an hour or two
before the time, the large hall was filled
by as wide awake an audience as ever
seen in the town. Two bands of music
were present and helped to make things
Greeleyism stands no chance in
Weathersfeld.
The improvements having been fin
ished in Webb's Hall, an opening enter
tsinment, consisting of plays, songs and
dances, and violin and cornef solos. will
come of tonight. Marsh Harmon. of
= 49, Va A0AAA61 6Onc OF his
pleasing music on the violin, and viii
Wilson, OF Youngstown. is to play the
I. W. Garner and wife VIII act
in several plays. The occasion, which
will be under the supervision OF Mr..
.raeter, promises to be highly enter
-Postmsster Wise having received
new code OF postal regulations, gives
as the following with some suggestions
By recent act of Congress the postage on
transient printed matter has been
at n ~ cen for zach two f2
ounces or fractional part thereof Care
should be taken that such packages are
suheisntly prepaid by stamps, other
wise they will be held for q short time
and then disposed OF, as authorized by
saT. All in doubt can ascertain the
additional amount of postage necessary.
Il any, by applying at the delivery win
dow, Mutilated stamps will not paw
postage. Z