Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-07-03
THE CHRONICLE.
WEDNESDAY. JULY s. 1872.
local and
.Clorer hay is being cut.

Tomorrow viii bs the 'GIOrious
Fourth" ass.
The new Al. E. Church, at Miles,
viii probaly be dedicated the first Sab.
bath IN August.
The hay crop will be a large one thA
harvest. Oats. we heard one farmer say,
will be ''too good"
The highest point yet reached here
by the Llercury. in The shade, is
ninety-Eix degrees.
The weather has reached that inter-
esting point when paper collars melt
and run all over your neck.
4 -on tomorrow the Post Office win
be closed from Il NJ untiI5, P. NJ. The
-za usual mails will be dispatched-
Brass Bands are being organ
lied in Niles. One or two good bands
in Warren would be interesting.
We hear complaints from the ives
ie 81 tern part CO the city, that cattle are al
lowed to run at largo. The law in such
cases provided should be strictly enfor-
- - ced- sssn-
Township Clerks can procure a sup
yl D ofL Laws of 1872, for their respective
townships by applying at the Auditors
sofce. -
A@ElGutg u ICE6laDAco III mAHk6ts we
notice new potatoes have made their
Sss y appearances, and retail st 40 cents per
= peck.
1r-Thelaborers OWN. Wards furnace,
at Miles, last week, struck for an sd-
TO Yzncement of $1.75 aday to SOC; they
finally agreed to take S1.9O.lL
The Ladies' Aid Society of the ME-.
Church viii meet on Friday afternoon
lA,-l--so-
= and Ice Cream till 10 O cloek.
Ii is purposed this summer to. lay
steel rails along the line Of the Mahoning
road. Workmen are at present engaged
laying the new rail in the city limits.
Quite a party Of young folks from
Warren and Niles assembled at Nelson
Ledge, on last Thursday, Dancing and
~ good tine geuersny-ws the pro-
= 1880 gramme. $50 eas al-I.4a
The I. n. Dawson Fire company
- u have Just received athousand feet Of
Eubber hose. These are found to be
" superior 10 the heather hose heretofore
used, not being so liable to burst.
The "Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society," will meet in the basement of the
n. E. Church, on Wednesday evening,
July Sd, instead Of Friday, as not 70
eonaict-xith church supper.
The work on 3. G. Reid & Co.'s new
Aachine Shop is progressing rapidly.
Agood substantial Foundation has been
laid, and wqrkmsn are engaged il put
ting down the first floor Of the building.
tt Is said that a large amount of pro-
family naighE be avoided by our City
Fathers il they would cause the removal
of limbs Of trees which are in the habit
of stripping the head gear nom persons
passing on the east side OF Liberty Street
--aE 20 neaZ High Street
e lon last Friday bids were received on
the contract for paving High Street The
.4 firm Of Goering & Smith, stone masons
of fhIs city, being the lowest bidders,
.hGL EscsiYedt hs fob. Work Is to
Immediately This street, when paved,
viii make one Of the pleasantest drives
of tbs city. HfP
Some men have a very selfish motiye
on the subjeetofanbscribing for a news.
paper they seem to never think of any
one else 10 the family, and if they fhem@
selves want no paper way of course
Ethey coneiude they need none in the
~ house Every yzsda wiz consult the
pleasure OF bis Rifs and the interest Of
his children, especially 50 in matters
@thzt Will assist in educating them and
making them intelligent -
l0qf V-Spsaking Of the gainesville, Y. &P.
R.R-, the Chsrdoa Repu6lSedn says: ut
should be stated. for ii is important that
our people should know, that the con-
tract between the Youngstown and New
York capitalists, by which the former
expect TO complete the Road, is eoadi-
TONED upon the renewal of their SUBJ
seriptions for the income bonds, and
that the work has been resumed with
the assurance that there viii be no fail
ure in this regard. We can have the
Road if we sill. but ne must not forget
that there is something for as to do"
The presses in Youngstown Reg
iaer Office are now runby steam power,
and the editor and proprietor, Mr.. Hud-1
son, expresses much satisfaction with
the arrangement. In a few days the
handsome new Buckeye steam engine
put I'm the CHRONICLE printing Office a
few days siaees viii be driving our four
power presses, and we think we shall
then be able to boast of HAVING Is Conn.,
Glete aeountry printing Office as can he
found ia Ohio, /,