Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-08-28

water mark.
The apple crop in this county vii
be very large. The trees are heavily
loaded.
-E. B. Taylor, Esq, will address thu
Republicans of Bristolville tomorrow
Thursday evening.
= That was a refreshing shower las.
Monday evening. A few more of the
same kind would be acceptable.
We are glad to learn that A. D.
Webb, Esq, is gradually recovering
from his recent dangerous illness.
-Mr. Barney, our school superinten-
dent. is still very sick, very little i'm
provement in his condition being per-
ceptible.
There viii be a business meeting of
the Trumbun county Sportsmen's Club
at N. B. Tyler's Gun Store, this WED
nesday) evening.
Mr.. John Cramer, of Hubbard, one
of the more solid and influential citizens
of that village, is lying dangerously i'll,
with little hopes of recovery.
The rolling mills of Niles shut down
for a part flast week, on account of the
intense heat. It is said the Pittsburg
mills have suspended work for the same
aus
Owing to the sickness OF Mr.. Barney,
and the protracted heat Of the season,
the Board of Education have postponed
the opening Of the Union Schools of this
city to Monday, Sept. 2srd.
Attention Is called to the advertise
ment of Messrs. J. Goldstein & Son. They
are receiving a full line Of elegant new
fall and winter goods and display a
great variety of nObby and attractive
styles.
"A canard vas afoat day or two
sineet to the effect that our BARRIERS would
hereafter charge G~reeleyites double the
usual amount for a shave, in conse-
quence of the recent unprecedented
length of their faces.
The work of grading the A. Y. & P.
r. R. has been completed from the point
where it crosses the Atlantic and Great
Western road to Market street. Men
are at work clearing the way of timber,
when the work of grading will continue.
On Wednesday last, at the instance
of Michael Maloney, John Anderson
was arrested on a charge of assault and
baftaru Ha uros foIa, haforo 4ha No.
or, who bound him over in the sum of
500 to appear at the next session of the
Court of Common Pleas.
The P. & Y. R. R. Co. have just con-
tracted with the Valley Iron Co., of
Youngstown, for iron sufficient to lay
twenty-five miles of track, one-third to
be delivered in one month, one-third in
two months and one-third in three
months.-Ghardon Republican.
The weather during the past week
has been very oppressive. and caused
considerable complaint and sickness.
Last Thursday a man named Jerry
Morgan, a puddler, employed at Rich
ards rolling mill, being o~verpowered
by the extreme heat, sank to the ground
and died in a short time.
The survey Of the gainesville,
Warren and Youngstown r. R. has been
completed, the profile drawn, and an
estimate made on the cost of building.
and sent to the Pennsylvania Company
at Pittsburgh. Parties were in this place
last week, looking over the line with q
view to bid on the work.
"A large transparency has beeL put
1up over the entrance leading to the
rooms of the Grant and Wilson Club, on
Market street. That portion directly
facing the street is decorated with a
shield, while the names of our next
President and Vice-President stand out
in bold relief on the sides.
The Hubbard people are in expecta-
ton Of securing the erection of a second
new rolling mill, and also a foundry and
machine shops. We see it stated that
Mr.. Hszen Duer, n of the progressive
men of Hubbard, has offered very liber-
al inducements 10 the new rolling mill
company, in the way of a splendid site.
We learn from the Ashtabula SENT
mel that the rail upon the A. Y. q P,
on Wednesday last, reached a point op-
posite New Lyme, which is ten miles
from Bloomfield, and the good people of
that township were so much pleased over
the fact, that they collected an ample
supply of their choicest edibles and gave
the workmen upon the line a dinner
that was relished with some gusto.
During the storm Thursdaylast, the
lightning struck a stack of fax, the
property Of Messrs. Camp, Randall &
Co., which was in an open field on the
west side Of the river. The alarm was
given, but before the arrival Of the
engines the fire had communicated to
an adjoining stack, and but for the SER
vices rendered by the frmen would
undoubtedly have destroyed both of
them as well as the many others near.
Loss $40.