Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-10-30
THE CHRONICLE.
OCT. so. 1872.
LOCAL and

A heavy frost fell Monday nigh
last.
Next Tuesday is Presidential cleo
ton day.
Greeley will pass in his checks OF
next Tuesday.
The 18th draweth nigh, and the her
turkey mourneth for her first born.
The next term of Trumbun Common
Pleas commences on Monday, Noy. II
&C. c. Case closes his four days con,
vention in MesopOtamis on Friday
night with a concert.
The potato crop is light in this psrto
the State this fall, and prices are stiff
with IN upward tendency.
Apples are being brought into the
market in large quantities. They bring
from 40 to so cents per bushel.
The semi-weekly out door balcony
concerts, given by Dana's Institute
Band, are very pleasing to the public.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. E. Church viii meet
next Friday evening, Nov. LIST. All are
cordially invited.
Treasurer Briefly issues his annual
message to the taxpayers of this coun-
ty, in the CHRONICLE of this week, for
their information.
Our Devil is observing, and puts the
following conundrum: Why are the
roads, Just now, like the Demo-Liber-
als2 Because they are losing bottom.
The work on the new bridge at the
lower end of Main Street has progressed
rapidly; the abutments are entirely
completed and ready for the iron work.
Basket picnic in the grove at Niles,
next Saturday. Everybody invited.
Good speeches, four bands Of music, and
a good time generally is the programme.
The past week has been devoted
almost exclusively to rain and the man
ufacture of muddy streets. The advent
of Indian Summer is anxiously looked
for.
-JudgeS utlih came within 10, 1850 votes
of being elected to Congress in this dis
trict. At that rate how many thousand
years would it take him to get to WASH
ington?
The High Street pavement is COM
pleted to Vine Street. The work viii
not be continued farther at present, but
will be recommended as early as practi-
cable in the spring.
The Warren and Youngstown Grant
BOYS in Blue viii unite with the Niles
Boys, next Saturday evening in a grand
Torch-light Procession. A splendid
time will be enjoyed.
Hon. James A. Garfield and Hon.
Alphonzo Hart, are posted to speak at
the Republican Mass Meeting at Niles,
next Saturday. The weather being
favorable, a large and grand turn out is
certain.
We were pleased to have a call a few
days since from DR.. W. E.. Brown, form
erly of this county, but at present re-
siding in Marietta, this State, where he
is largely interested in the Iron bust
ness, and as his many friends here will
be glad 10 learn, is highly prosperous.
The Good Templars of this city Will
open the doors of their pleasant hall, in
Stiles block, to the public. on Wednes-
day evening of next week. Speech
making, social amusements, and a good
time generally, will constitute the eve
ning's programme. Let every one,
young and old, attend.
We hope the Republicans Of Warren
will turn out largely to the Grant and
Wilson mass meeting at Niles next Sat-
urday. Niles has always responded to
our calls for a good delegation, and this
is the final opportunity this campaign
will afford for the Republicans Of War
rem to pay the debt they owe their breth-
rem in Niles.
The abundance of the apple crop in
this section, is fairly represented by a
cluster of this fruit grown on the farm
of Mr. D, Wannemaker, of this township.
The limb is only nine inches long, and
bears tDeIUe large, rich looking apples.
The cluster has been photographed by
3. A. Potter, and, in %colors, makes a
handsome picture.
On Friday last, near Hake's Cor
ners, q young man named George Lyons
fell from the limb of a chestnut tree to
the ground, a distance of about forty
feet. receiving injuries which caused his
death the next day. His remains were
inferred il the Catholic Cemetry at this
place.-NiJes Independent.
There will be a regular meeting of
the Bazetta Farmers Club at their place
ofmeeting, Disciple Church, on Scoield
road, on Monday evening, Nov. 4th,
1872, Z O'Clock. a full attendance is re-
quested, as questions of importance are
to be discussed. All are invited. By
order of the Club.
A. J.. PINKERToN,
Oct. %, 1877. Secretary,